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Tak0rna Park Citizens Bank
To Show OF New Branch

A public showing Of the new
Beltsville branch will be held
at lila Baltimore avenue, next
to the post office. on Saturday,
from Q am. to 5 pm, the
board Of directors Of the Citi-
zens Bank of Takoma Park,
Nd, announced. Edgar j. Say
lor has been named branch
manager with Mrs. Elynore
Mikalaski and Sam Perpetuo
assisting.
The new branch viii be open
for general banking business
at 8 am. next Monday.
Directors and officers of the
First National Bank Of South
ern Maryland viii show their
newly remodeled and enlarged
banking Quarters at Upper
Marlboro. Md. on Tuesday May
10, from 4 to 6 pm.
Charles r. Naumann. credit
sales manager. Lansburgh's,
was elected chairman of the
Credit Management Division OF
the National Retail Merchants
Association at its 18th annual
conference in st. Louis. e. M
Arthur, credit manager, Wood
ward & Lothrop. was elected
third vice chairman.
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time high. with an average
total net paid Of i,i34.s56, the
president pointed out.
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135 Tee off 7 omorrow
I'M 10Th Eastern Open

BALTIMORE. June 8 tspe-
ciaD Art Wall. Masters cham
pion and leading money win
|ner. and 134 others. including
some big names In the touring
pro caravan, tee OF tomorrow
In the $4,000 Eastern Open
golf tournament.
Defending Champion Wall
win try to become the first ever
to win this tournament two
years in a row. but he'll be
facing, along with the others. a
brand-new course, Pine Ridge,
with some tricky hazards.
Wall won last year in a play
OF with Bob Rosburg and Jack
Burke. Each had 276 for the
regulation 70 holes. Lowest win
ming score In the previous nine
events, all at the Mount Pleas
ant course. was 275. 9 under
par, by Sam Snead in 1854
Snead Is passing UP the tour
nament this time.
The new Pine Ridge layout,
a municipal course. is located
at Loeb Raven. a lake. 1t is
$3.50 yards long with a par Of
70.
The eighth hole. a 2lO-yard
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NATIONAL

Continued From Page D-l
pended game at Pittsburgh. In
the regularly scheduled game
the Pirates scored In the third
against Larry jackson (3-6) on
Bill Virdon's double and Dick
Greats single. then added two
in the fourth. capped by Had
dix's single.
Haddix (4-3). who hasn't lost
to the Cards since September
IL. 1857. now has given up just
one run--that chiller at MIL
waukee-in his last 20 innings.
His only real tough spot last
night came In the third when
Gino Cimoli singled with two
out and Stan Musial followed
with a double. Cimoli was nailed
at the plate oy Leftfielder Bob
SINNERS peg as he tried TO
score on Musial's 650th two
Dagger.
No. II for Mathews
Rush. 35-year-old right
handler. gave up nothing but
singles for o 40 record, q LA
earned-run average and his
first complete game in three
starts this season. Stu Miller
(3-D lost 1t, giving up Ed
Mathews 18th home run in the
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the words. I'm appreciation Of
your contributions to Navy
football from 1850 to 1855"
Jim Dunn. captain-elect Of
the 1859 team. made the pres
entation at Erdelatz' home
Sunday night.
Erdelatz. who resigned from
the job Just after spring train-
ing. says his plans still are in
definite. His son. Eddie, jr..
win be graduated from st.
Mary's High School this week
Wayne Hardin. former as
sistant to Erdelatz, has moved
up to the head job.
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after the 16-minute delay. but
he came of q winner again with
10 seven-hitter. He struck out
eight while handing the White
Sox their eighth defeat in 10
games.
The Orioles came from be-
hind against Bob Shaw (4-2),
tying the game on Billy Klaus
two-run homer in the sixth
and winning 1t in the ninth
on consecutive singles by Willie
Tasby. Gene Woodling and
Gus Triandos.
MosSi t4-2) won his fifth In
q row over the Yankees as the
Tigers. who finished with three
hits, beat Duke Mas t3-3)
with single runs in the second
and third. Their only hit in the
first eight innings came In the
second, when Mossi's sacrifice
fly made 1t 10 after a walk
and Frank Bolling's single. The
third-inning run scored on an
error. q walk and two long flies.
The Tigers now have won
three straight and eight Of
nine while moving within q
game Of the first division.
They've won seven straight
from the Yankees, with q SO
record this year.
Sturdivant. who needed Rip
Coleman's help when he tired
in the ninth, relieved Ray
Herbert after the Red Sox
scored three in the first inning.
The AS took the lead against
Frank Sullivan (2-4 in a
three-run third capped by Hal
Smiths two-run double.
Ted Williams had only one
hit, o double in the big Boston
first. but it was his 2,500th in
the majors.
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first inning. The Braves scored
their other two In the fifth on
Frank Torres single and an
error after q single by Casey
Wise and q double by Hanb
Aaron-who was 3-for-3. pad
ding his average to .424.
It was only the second de-
feat in eight games for the
Giants. who had won three in
q row.
The Reds ended their losing
slump at three with an un-
earned run In the eighth
against Glen Labine (2-6).
Don Zimmer's two-base error.
q pinch-single by Don New
combe and Q sacrifice fiy by
Johnny Temple did 1t. The
Reds, who had 10 hits. got q
two-run homer from Vada Pin
son in the FIRST inning and led
until the eighth. when John
Roseboro's two-run homer tied
1t at 4-all against the winning
reliefer. Bob Mabe (4-2.
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Middies Give
ErdeIotz Trophy
Listing Record

ANNAPOLIS. June 3 tspe-
cial) Eddie Erdelatz. former
Navy football coach. and his
family will move next week to
San Francisco.
And among the priced be-
longings they'll take with them
win be silver football trophy,
q gift TO Eddie from last years
Navy football team.
1t is . regulation-size silver
football mounted on a stand.
On it is engraved Erdelatz'
coaching record at Navy ESQ.,
20-8). his record against Army
5-1-0. two bowl victories and
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BenlaIl Heads
DC. Enfriesio
SunneFlanTla

Deane Beman and his wife
packed their bags into their new
foreign car and left today for a
golf tournament that Deane
considers q semi-vacation. the
Sunnehanna Invitation at
Johnstown. Pa.
Sunnehanna Is an amateur
tournament. growing in pres
tige. that has O select invita-
ton list. Washington also will
be represented by Claude Wild
Of BURNING Tree. Ralph Bogart
Of Chevy Chase. and jaw RAN
dolph Of Bethesda and Clarks-
burg. w. Va.
72-Hole Event
Bill Hyndman. Beman's VIC
tim In the finals Of the British
Amateur. won IL last year. Wild
was third and Randolph tied
for fifth. It is q 72-hole medal
play tournament to be held to-
morrow through Saturday.
Beman Is q tenacious young
ster who always plays to win.
However. he is looking on this
event as q bit of relaxation be-
tween the British Amateur and
the National Open.
Escape Commotion
It also will enable Deane
and Miriam to get away from
the hullabaloo that followed
his British Amateur triumph.
Interviews. phone calls. invita-
tons. etc.. have taken every
minute. They're leaving the
baby. 7-month old Amy. with
MRS. Beman's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Orndorff Of Ken
|sington.
Deane will leave Johnstown
for New York either Sunday
night or Monday morning and
win have three days Of prac-
tice at Winged Foot. scene Of
the National Open champion
ship. Beman played the course
the day the Walker Cup team
few to Scotland. He never
misses q bet to improve his
golf game. --WHITTLESEY.
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nightmare. Is an example Of
what the competitors are faced
with. Between the elevated
tee and the green is an arm
Iof the lake. There are short
and long traps and woods and
rough around. Twelve other
holes have doglegs.
They'll play IS holes each
day. starting at $50 am. to-
morrow through Sunday.
Among those hoping to re-
place Wall as champion are
Doug Ford. Dick Mayer, Bo
Wininger. Joe Turnesa, Ken
Ventura, julius Boros. Gary
Player and Arnold Palmer.
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Women Golfers
RescheduIe FinuI

The second through the sixth
divisions Of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association team
matches. postponed by yester-
days rain. win be played to-
morrow at the scheduled
courses. It is the final day Of
play.
The first teams will conclude
their play Monday. June % at
Kenwood. Argyle leads Chevy
Chase by eight points in the
iirst-tean play. f'tSs
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for the photographers later in
the afternoon.
Somebody asked him II he
knew Beman, and Sam re-
sponded. mo, can he play?"
Snead had bitter criticism Of
the USGA for its treatment Of
courses where they play for the
Open championship. Someone
asked Sam II he had played
Winged Foot, where the Ma
tional Open starts next Thurs
day. and Snead replied. mot
since they messed 1t up.
IF Sarazen. Jones and Hagen
had played the Open over
courses like they're trucking
now. they wouldn't have broken
800. They never would have
found that small ball in the
rough.
II wish I could have found q
cameraman at San Francisco
four years ago when / saw
Bobby Cruickshank (5-foot-3)
In the rough. The grass was
over his head. He might have
gotten lost in there"
II = y -
Lloyd Kelley. the assistant
pro at Manor who played with
Snead and outscored him at
Congressional. never had played
with. or even met, such q
famous golfer. Lloyd was. q
bit shy.
Three or four times on the
early holes Snead said boy,
who's away" or boy. you bet
ter mark that ball" Each time
Lloyd would answer. you sir. "
or yes sir"
About the nth time Lloyd
Stirred" him Sam said "The
name is Sambo."
A couple Of holes later Snead
asked Kelley who was away.
and Lloyd replied. II guess it's
you. Sambo."
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STARTS JUNE 18th OF LOEW'S PALACE

CABIN CRUISER, ~ H.: sleeps 4 COM
pletely equipped: week ends, UN. 4
BIOL: ewes. ~ 2-Iy1y.
OLDER % It. solid mahogany factory
built boat IN excel. cond. Approx. 100
s s5s on os BIZ Chris en- . ssst Fun
60 Fl. EXPRESS CRUISERS sleeps =.
s eaErss cover i.s screens electric Sntsa
covered with Fibre glass. $4,000.
1877. OPEN FISHING BOAT with 10
h.p; motor; top shape: $3.50; AP.
l-4bl4.
CRUISER As IT.: ready TO 80. Engine
q interior exceptionally 1ne cond..
yen equipped. Bottom and hull sound.
Cain csI sizes s 5s.S PaRwsE1sEH u TeS
YACHT cLuB: II. 7:Ii7s or Ma.
MATHIS HOUSEBOAT
62-ft. chrysier Crowns. Kohler Elee-
trio. fully equip luxurious furnish
mas, sleeps 4, Delightful. cool. eco-
nomical LYING family and friends.
terms il desired; CONSIDER sUMMER
bARE. WASHINGTON MARINA. 1900
sSoard. 'i unusS n opportunity nifty 0A"'''
LUHRS JERSEY SKIFFS
New 23-ft cabin: bunk. galley, loo
gray. equipped. Only S39Sb delivered
New lift. .Fineraft: al mahogany,
navy TOP full cover. 20 hp-. gray,
g m.p.h.; only s2.s96 delivered
sI:it: Rsysie,stt: synhs; navy To-. top,
equipped. nearly new.
POTOMAC MARINE
1910 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 6-l666
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TEE TO GREEN
sy MERRILL WHITrLEsfy

When something wonderful
and heart-warming happens
like Deane Beman. q likeahle
modest collegian. coming from
nowhere to win the British
Amateur golf championship
there's always q mad rush 70
the bandwagon.
The list was growing Satur-
day afternoon. Immediately
after the 2i-year-old Bethesda
Country Club member beat Bill
Hyndman In the finals. Now
there are hundreds. make that
thousands, who knew all the
time that Deane was going to
make good.
Actually. there are only q
few who called this q couple
OF years ago. No. /, OF course,
Is Harry Griesmer. the Bethesda
pro, who watched Beman prac-
tice for countless hours. and
In one stretch played golf with
him 40 consecutive days.
Another Is Bobby Brownell,
who won the District Amateur
championship IL times. and
who was the Districts out
standing amateur before Be-
man started to make his move,
Brownell virtually has retired
from serious competition. How
ever, he was Beman's gallery
marshal for the So holes In the
National Open sectional quail
flying round Monday at Con-
gressional.
Ralph Bogart. Brownell's bus.
mess partner. pointed out the
other day. that Bobby pre-
dicted three years ago Beman
was going to be a great player
with unlimited potential. Bobby
liked the little things that
Beman did better than the
other youngsters. He said nu-
merous times Beman was going
TO be q national champion
But, most Of Brownell's listen
ers were not as enthusiastic.
After watching Beman shoot
72-67 at Congressional. Bobby
was asked what Deane was do
ing now that was different.
Hes smarter" Bobby was
saying. bearing out what the
pros said at the Masters. Hes
Q tremendous thinker for q
boy II years old.
"And when he misses Q tee
shot, which Is not often. he
misses 1t to the right. which is
the safe SIDE" Brownell said.
"When he was q junior he oc-
casionaliy would hit one Of
those duck hooks that mean
trouble"
Before play started In the
Open tests, Beman told Brow
nell he did not want to leave
any Of his puts short. He
didn't" Bobby said. land after
q while he started making
them" Brownell watched Be-
man hit every one OF those 139
strokes. and he enjoyed every
minute.
$50 y
Sam Snead was seated in the
Congressional grillroom after
he finished his qualifying round
and before posing with Beman
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FARM SPECIALISTS
STCT.EP 2, m

20 BEAUTIFUL, wooded secluded
acres; SPRINGS, high knobs with
wonderful mountain views: best
estate n,isheorhood; $500. Phone
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STORES FOR RENT

EXCEL. 2-sTORY and bsmt. bldg,
between Lansbursh's and Kann's
on lower 9TH ST.. nr. Federal .Tri.
angle on lot 25.6x59.i. Ideal for
Ice vol. ladies wear. shoe store
restaurant. etc. Heavy pedestrian
trafhei LIST Offering; immed. oc-
cup. reas. rent; remodel to suit
tenant Trustee Owner or your
broker. ma. S-O0SO.
MINNESOTA and Benning shopping
center-Suit. for many retail pur-
poses. Good parking facilities
ReAs; rent. d. J. WHITMAN, LII
NEW BUILDING. heavy electric,
Lee. water and gas lines; parking
and loading In rear. Call Hu.
$4,000.
NEW STORE, approx. 2.40O 50. It.
on viers Mil I'd. across from
woodward q Lothrop In wheaton
Plaza. BO0LEY, 10. 5-3434 or
RA. ti.443O.
SILVER STRING - l,75O-sq. 1T,
modern air-cond. store, Ideally
situated foi distribute, manufac-
turer's representative or retail
sales: hest furn. c. ROBERT
GRAY a. CO.. Ju. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING-small, modern,
air-cond. store, suitable for gift
and-card shop, beauty shop or
pizza carry-out. c. ROBERT GRAY
A. Co. JU. $4,000.
STORE, approx. lsx7s, main thor.
oughfare, 8. Cap. ST.. "a mile
from D. c line Ideal location
for nizza, carry-out,. charcoal erill
EIMIRA CORP. 10. l-24O0.
WHEATON = Air-conditioned store.
lsx65: plenty OF rsrking.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
HE 4-206l III s-4634
e36 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-1st
a.. may be used as efiict or store.
Call Hu. $4,000.
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STONE HOUSE
HISTORIC BRICK HOME

IL acres on hard surfaced road.
lots Of charm, mod, In every way,
another excel. value. priced ~
N2h. hllN y :
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BARR

Metropolitan Realty Exchange
2liA Wilson Blvd. ia. A-a3h0
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MouNTAIN PRoPERTY.

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA
Appsiachisn Mountains Tor rent,
SWIMMING. horseback riding and
hunting during season. p. o.
Box 10003, Washineton is. D. c.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, VA.
Forrest and recreation, hish ele.
vation. masnifcent views. So
acres, recreation area with spring.
fed lake. Large wooded cabin
sites Terms as low as $145 down,
and $25 mo. Dir: Take Rte. so
bridge. bear left on Route sss
and follow sian to property. Open
weekend. Illustrated folder on re.
guest. Write aO7 Buxton rds
Fails Church. Va, or call il.
2.l22a.
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With COMMANDING views, fecentIy
remod., sit. on so acres With p
acre pond. an excel. buy OIL Szs,.
300. TermA
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AI.xandris: yi Ts
King 1880
Lee Halfway Rts. 1e-21D
Fairfax. virginia
Crescent $3.50
U. g. 1 81 Route 123
Woodbridge, virsinia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-6090
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brick
bungalow. with tile bath, living
rm., dining rm., large kit, fenced
rear yard. Sle,500. with 4hss
loan; 1000 Q. Pollard st.. ia.
ARL., 80 N. GARFIELD st.-Attrac-
tive Cape Cod. 2 b.r.. large /. Z.
terms. OWNER. ia. l-07s6.
ARLINGTON-AN UNUSUAL FIND.
Z DKDROOMs AND = BATHS on
HALL BEfcK RAl hii SAf SIG.
ATED ON cuL-DE-eAc. LARGE
LIVING RM. WITH COLONIAL
SCREENED PORCH. SEPARATE
SPACE IN DE LUXE EoUfPfEb
KITCHEN. FINISHED REcREA-
TON ROOM AND g HATH IN
EULL DAYLIGHT BASEMENT. q
CAR BUILT.IN GARAGE. CALL
10 SEE THIS NOW, IA. B-6NOO.
SHANNON q LUCHS Co, REAL
TORS. 205e WILSON BLVD.
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Many. many other farms, homes
Ken McGrew Real Estate
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CHARM-STYI.E

Brick R IzYShHh on sI 81 zcAhHs.
The roses. doewo0d and fruit
trees usher you into . lovely en-.
trance foyer: gracious dining
room. BIG modern kitchen. lIvine
room with fireplace. paneled den
with inoiIeet lishtine. master bed
vSp" S, ,,h er ,so s area nd pr:
plus I y baths, utility room and
sarase; So, 800.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
"a. 10000 Ewes. IA. 4-6673
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN- MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

f00i Brookiield Plaza
Springfield. virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
e3l North 0iebe Road
Arlington. Vireinia
Jackson $1,000
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria. Virginia
South $500
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FARMS
tcoNrlhuEpj
MIDDLEBURG

Lovely stone and frame houst. CON.
pleteiy .modernised. 3 bedrms., 2
baths, liv. rm., din. rn.,. den, kit.
with all appliance. Situated In
small VILLAGE with S acres, stable,
on hard surfaced road. priced
$4,000.
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FRANCONIA
l. S17.500

1h-yesr-old. brick-and-frame. bi-level; i45-ft.
lot. Immediate possession: only 81 900 down,
FHA, 4 bedrooms. brtght modern kitchen, sep
afate dining room. 2 full baths. outside en-
trance 20 STORAGE basement. walk 10 schools.
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M. T. Broyhill

- 9ON0 (OHE.s AEALIOA1
1910 LEE HWY.
COUNTRY CLUE HILLS one Of N.
Arl.'s most coveted Yesidentiai
areaa-Charming bTk, home, CEN
tralfy air eond; 3 bedrmS., 2Is
baths. true-eenter haIi, formal
din. nm. dream KIT, eaTpoTt: ex-
tras Incl, wall-to-wali earpetina
fenced lot, and many more Priced
lor immeq. sale nt &3i $50. Cali
The darcy CO.. Realtors, IA.
5-93a3. Once open . IN 3
COUNTRY CLUE HILLS AREA-
This Well-iocated. GRACIOUS brick
Coloniol has terrific living area
for less than $4,000 and IT'S 4
step from the country club En-
trance foyer. huge lly.. rm, with
nrepl,. sep. din. rm., huge ali.elec
Kit. with sep. breakfast nook, I
twin bedrms., paneled den. ga
baths: what's more. there's q bi0
rec. RIM. and maids rm. in fmii
bsmt.; detached earaee; nicely
Iandseaped. level fenced yard: lust
4 step to schools. bus and stores:
jnm y ne possession; CRowELL
IA. 5-01O7.
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HOTTEST BIJY

YET THE COOLEST HOUSE,
Beat the heat, Is wen Is set q
terrifhe bareain. in this centrally
s s51so1 oIs I.ii cs s4Tsy rs,
Bis bedFms. with 2 full baths. plus
paneled den tor sth bedrmD and
bath; Masnihcent living rm.;
Kitchen With Separete BRilK-
FAST NOOK. Terrible rec. room
with q bath. Huge screened porch.
attached garage. GORGEOUS
TREES Don't miss this one. Priced
70 sell todayl,
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

2,oO0-3.0O0 SO. IT.. in sc. area:
for dead storage Of machine equip
nent. Box 12S-V. Star. IL"
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MT. VERNON AREA
$4,000

Centrally air-eonditioned, loft. white brick
rambler. Entrance foyer. isx21 living room,
minute kitchen with breakfast bar eye-levei
oven. disposal dishwasher. g. bedrooms. "
basement; entire house carpeted Carport
storm doors and windows. so. 5000.
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FIND THYSELF
SKYLAND ESTATES

A forest development 1000 II. In
the sky, astride the Blue Ridse
Mountains OF Virginia at Linden
on Route No. IS, offers peace.
serenity Of living. highest health
factors. Here one can "qulet
down" from the toll. strife and
TURMOIL Of The killing pace Of
sKYLAND ESTATES is an exelu.
sive resort. DEVELOPMENT but go
odd miles from D. c. and offers
electricity. hard-surfaeed roads,
two lakes for bathing on white
sand beaches, boating and fishing
stocked with bass and perehl.
spring views Of the Shenandoah,
parks with picnic tables, many
dedicated game preserves. Many
have built their retirement homes
being but an hours drive from
D. C.. where they have roots.
THIS WEEKS SPECrAL-Lot No.
I in Block No. "a, having l4O.ft,
frontaee on Khyber Pass, with
trees and view Of grandeur overs
looking almost the whole world.
$3.50 .S5 with $50 IS down. Buy
thi: weekend or write for illus
trated brochure. Personal refer.
sKYLAND ESTATES
Linden. virginia 13s
SKYLAND ESTATES. Linden, Va.->
Two adj. lots. beautiful panoramic
view: . single cabin lots: towering
trees, water and electricity avail:
easy. terms or sacrifice for cash:
rarely avail. In choice loo. Shown
by appointment. so. s-4s50.
10 ACRES, heavily wooded. beauti-
full high knoll, sml. stream: ideal
condition for a lake: so miles
D. c., near Marshall. Va: $3.50,
low down payment. OWNER, IA.
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\ new AI1L I,Ssys,:5 ssS.' 2 Ist.i
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f.n euss I,Fao Heeht's. OWNER,
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BRAND-NEW

{ large bedFms.: eenter-hAil plan;
New England Colonial with De
luxe Kitchen. new model electric
Tapan range, dishvasher, disposal,
birch eabine.s. utility rm, Oh
III: viii s@xe steps. PRICED TO
SELL BELOW APPRAISED: q blk.
on Wethineton blvd. near West
over. l2Ob n. Jefferson st.. IA.
ARL.; By oWNER-Bfiek: fun
hsmt.: fenced yard; bedrms =.
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1st sSl Drlss s ss1 sDDfai;,. e;
nart' IA. a.hs29 <na 'rnss IoI
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING
nREAa INDICATED ARE nEnrRA1.,
ALEXANDRIA
S23.950
NORTH ARLINGTON
CID Don
tccNtiNUtDi-
TED ARE oENERALI

$3.50, down FHA-Three-b edfoan elder home,
= on x acre. Living room, fireplace, large dinin6
room, 13x11 equipped kitchen, baths out
I. side entrance TO full basement; 2-caF Garaee,
26xl2 porch; walk 70 bus, shops. IA $1,000.
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METZLER. Realtors

METZLER, Realtors
Our 37th Year in Real Estate-
After = pm cAll ia 5-6O3s
IMMEDIATE POssRssiON on this
3-hedrm. brick Colonial located In
irg dlStanee OF schools, bus and
shoppingi sep. din. rm. fun base
ment and fenced back yard: many
shrubs and trees: lust fedecorated
Can Be bought for about $3.50 cash
ana $50 per mo. on assumption
easisi VANCE. GREEN q CO.. "a.
IMMEDIATE SALE % this home re-
egestee ~ cw1ef Price slashed
only $1,000 down. Ions. low,
level lot: ) bedrms.. oil heat
Quick occupancy. Call immediately
And be frst 20 yiev. u $4,000.
WI. A. CHAPLAIN. REALTY.
I'M.
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FAIRFAX TOWN
cit I'm

$500 down o. $3.50 down conventional; FLA
financing also available. bedrooms, baths,
3-4b60 -