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Evening star., 1959-06-28
Houston Golfer
Wins NCAA'TitIe
By Wide Margin

EUGENE. Greg, June ~
tAP).-Houston's Dick Craw-
ford celebrated his goth BIRTH
day by winning the NCAA Golf
championships today with q z
and 9 victory over Jack Luceti
of San Jose State.
The Houston sophomore,
No. 4 man on Houston,s cham
pionship team, won the 36-hole
finals on the 30th hole when
Luceti missed O 3-foot putt.
Crawford two-putted from rs
feet.
Crawford outhit and output
ted Luceti, q junior from San
Francisco, who will enter dental
school this fall. He won only
one hole in the afternoon
round.
Crawford. from Jacksonville,
Ark. went four up by winning
the 2lst hole with a l7-foot
putt and the 22d when Luceti
hit into the trees and then
found himself in the rough.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
TWO SEEDED WOMEN LOSE
OImedo and MocKoy
Advance at Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON, England, June
n (AP).-Top-seeded Alex Oh
medo Of Peru and his United
States Davis Cup teammate
Barry MacKay. led O host OF
mems favorites into the quar-
ter-finals today while upsets
rocked women's ranks in the
all-England tennis champion
ships.
A gallery Of 10000 groaned
as Christine Truman, the 18-
year-old British amazon who
was favored for Althea Gibson's
vacated title. went down before
the steady stroking Of Yola
Ramirez Of Mexico 6-3, Ga.
Christine was followed to the
sidelines by Mrs. Beverly Baker
Fleitz Of Long Beach, Calf,
the main American hope who
lost to Edda Buding. q German
political refugee, SIS. 2-e,
Is.
Olmed0 Tops Dane
Olmedo crushed Torben Ul-
rich Of Denmark 6-3, 6-3,
ca. MacKay from Dayton,
smashed past left-handed Billy
Knight Of Britain SO, 8-6
10-S.
Gardnar Mulloy, As, Uncle
Sans lone other male contend
er lost to Jean-Claude Moli-
mari Of France 81, 60. 7-9
60.
The United States suffered
another reversal when It's
doubles team Of Olmedo and
MacKay. being groomed for
the Davis Cup challenge round,
lost to a lightly regarded South
African tandem, Gordon Forbes
and Abe Segal. Ga. 10-e,
A6, 1-6, 81.
Three Australian Davis Cup
members - Neale Fraser, Roy
Emerson and Rod Laver-also
advanced to the quarter finals
Evening star., 1959-06-28
CIemente's Arm
Still InfIumed

PITTSBURGH, June n (AP)
The immediate baseball fu-
tuIe of Outflelder Bob Clemente
of the Pirates remained In
doubt today because his ailing
right arm apparently has not
responded to treatment.
clemente. suffering from an
infiamed elbow, has been on
the disabled list since May Is.
He returned to Pittsburgh from
his home in Puerto Rico yester-
day and underwent an exami-
nation by DR.. Joseph Finegold,
Pirate physician, and another
doctor.
DR.. Finegold said he believes
there Is some improvement In
Clemente's condition, but the
elbow remains infiamed.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
HoIe-in-0ne Corded
By Mrs. C.L. Eenner

Mrs. c. L. Ipenner made a
hole-in-one on the 155-yard
llth hole at Manor Country
Club yesterday. using q flve-
wood.
Mrs. John r. Daily was a
witness to the first ace scored
by q woman at Manor in several
years.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Ronnie RICHTER
Takes Tourney

EAST AURORA, N. Y, June
n Especially .-Ronnie Fighter
OF the Prince Georges Club near
washington, D. c.. won the
East Aurora Junior Invitation.
tournament today. He was run
nerup last year.
Doug Lindsay of Bethesda
(Mdo Country Club won the
first flight. :
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Top DC. Juniors
In Worshum Golf

The top District area Junior
golfers under 81 years Of age
and several out-of-town stars
are paired In the ninth annual
B u b by Worsham Memorial
junior tournament that starts
Tuesday at Bethesda Country
Club.
The field Of 81 does not in
clude Q former champion. John
Beach Of Fairfax, last years
winner. is 81. Ronnie RICHTER,
the District and Middle Atlantic
champion: John Grubb, Chick
Cullinane. Jack Doser and
Bobby Lerner are entered, plus
Baltimore's Al Ginsberg, the
new Maryland State champion.
Pairings announced by Frank
Emmet. tournament director:
s;is-Bob Emmett. Nike ciarey and
e5Robers Isaseson. Larry Mason
9nd Bob Roberts: g:07--Bob Thatcher,
John Stock and Chick cullinane; O:il
BIN lHsrshey: s;si-BoS Haney. HS. JerrS nTS
POSER and Marty CARRIER: 9:2S-Mike
McArtor, Kenny Mabe and John sWaG.
HnT;,bs,oS: ss5s; s;SSIJeE5y Ysint5aIb and Pat
Archer and Jack Doser; 9:4D-Rom
Rignter. Richard Becker and Dave
io:oo-pavs Lindsay. Bob Lerner
asn.y. hnq sfpSry psyy. coilNaseoA 9sEores !S:ltJ0s
bernstsin; i6;21MBiiiyO CiricR.o o chsrIes Hldes
MCDOWELL and Pete Maroshek; 1885,
Bob Understein. Paul Kurt and Bob
0orin; lO:37-0laude Mabe. Dave
Mack and Dick Rushmorr: iO;z2--
immy Mather and John MichaioWitz;
iu:4O-SteVe Brown, Dick Browne and
John Gavin; l0:51-A GinSbeTg, Rom
ME RisnteS .n iI ana Kent sasher.
siD Mshoassy Ssy0:s snd Bai.Ro0 BoS POsl ,iai cair1
Kn. ll:2S-Cilf Kennedy, Ray viii
llams and Randy Foster: IL :36-Steve
Donnelly, Tom Hahn and Curtis
ana snans Mi,eSS lSS:eSMson em,,s Rhodes. Bill Hunt
. i lls;CT1p9n S,;, connor. Mike Msginnis
s olson lMssrGsd snd GsoFpGgE Gs. FssnsUD: GsS.
John Steckiein. John Grub and
Kent kittie. 1:lO-Riehard Peterson
ana Ken Hardbower; i:i5-Richard
sas5sslis sMssr5solis' Paul caSson and Arnold
j :So-LOEan wilton. Paul sebastian
Ken Mccarthy and Randy Foster.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Cycles Race at Visto

/. Newt Swift Of Gaithersburg
viii be competing against his
old motorcycle in the feature
race Of today's card at Vista
Raceway. Swift, racing a new
Triumph. will be UP against
Bobby King, who will run
Swift's old machine. The races
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Polo Come Today

Dick Reiminschneider, cap
tain Of the United States in
tercollegiate polo team that
toured Europe last year. will
lead the Pikesville Polo Club
a against the Washington
Squires today at Olney start
ing at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

along with Luis Ayala Of Chile
and Bobby Wilson Of Britain.
Fraser. No. 2 behind Olmedo.
squeezed past Orlando Sirola
of Italy, SIS, 6-3. 14-12.
e-lO.s 6-3.
Surprise elimination Of Miss
Truman and the ambidextrous,
third-seeded Mrs. Fleitz threw
the women's division into Q
wide open scramble. with two
representatives left to guard
the title the United States has
not lost since 1897.
They are Darlene Hard. q
hard-hitting blond from Monte
bello. Calf. and Sally Moore,
10, from Bakersfield, Calf. who
was junior champion last year.
Miss Hard, seeded No. { and
runnerup in 1857. pounded her
drives like q man from back
court in trouncing Rita Bentley
Of Britain. Ga, GA. Miss
Moore. seeded seventh. defeated
teammate Janet Hops Of Sc
attic, Wash, rs. 2-6. e
Other Survivors
Other women survivors were
the two remaining British seeds
Angela Mortimer. No. 2. and
lefthanded Ann Hayden. No. 8:
Maria Bueno Of Brazil and San
dra Reynolds Of South Africa
Olmedo was q deft shot-mak-
ing architect against the senior
Ulrich. q big. bearded Dane who
has played on his country's
Davis Cup team for years.
MacKay's performance was
typically wild and erratic but
impressive in its bomb-like
power. Barry served so forcibly
In the first set he didn't lose
q point on delivery. Then he
became careless and barely took
the last two sets after Q siege
Of doublefaults.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
TEE 70 GREEN
On MERRELL WHITTLEsEy

The United States Golf AS
sociation apparently has learn
ed from some Of its command
posts that amateurs. either men
or women, or possibly both, are
obtaining equipment at some-
thing less than the market
price-possibly for nothing.
In its latest envelope con-
tanning folders on upcomine
amateur championships, the
USGA stuck in the following
warning for all It's member
clubs:
THE following act at any age
violates the definition of an
amateur golfer. and causes for
feiture Of amateur status:
Accepting golf balls. clubs
or other golf merchandise from
anyone dealing in golf mer-
chandise without payment Of
current market price,"
Nuf said.
It has been customary for the
members Of Burning Tree Club
10 play their club championship
In o most relaxed manner. The
qualifying rounds were held in
the spring and q month was al
lowed for each match, some-
times more. Along about
Thanksgiving. Burning Tree
would have It's champion. ~
But this year the golf COM
mittee decided on q speed-up.
The entire championship had to
be run on In two weeks, and
for the first time there were
forefeits If players did not show
at their appointed times.
It doesn't make any differ
ence to Ed Wheeler. son Of ex-
Senator Burton X. Wheeler
whether the tournament is
played casually or at Q fast
pace. Wheeler won in 1854
under the old system, and last
week under the new.
Wheeler beat George Cor
nell, the 1857 champion, 4 and
3. in the finals. Claude wild
did not defend his title. Hill
leary Hoskinson won the Sec
ond flight over Representative
George Mahon Of Texas. / up in
90 holes. r. p. Brandt won the
third over Representative Ross
Bass Of Tennessee, 2 and l.;
Ralph d. Pittman the fourth
over J. Z. Shea. Q and /, and
Representative M. A. Feighan
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Of Ohio the sixth over Or. Paul
r. Dickens, 8 and 4. The cham
pionship consolation went to
Represe MT ative william II.
Bates Of Massachusetts over
Bill McEvoy, / up.
\ y i
Ben Hartig, who took o fling
at pro golf after winning the
Middle Atlantic Amateur cham
pionship here in 1854, has been
appointed pro at the North
Palm Beach CFla.) Country
Club.
Hartig. former member Of
Manor, and member Of q
prominent Washington family.
writes that he believes his new
club viii be one Of South Flor
ida's best by 1860.
Ben apparently viii never let
the sand drift from his shoes
In Florida. He says his i've
boys all are junior skindiyers.
And mounted in the Hartig
study is q beautiful sailfish.
hooked and landed by his z
year-old son. Ben III.
Hartig's letter had q post
script that Dean Beman had
come q long way since he used
to borrow Ben's practice balls
at Bethesda and hit and shae
them all day under o hot sum-
mer sun.
80
The theme Of last Mondays
PGA qualifying rounds at Rich
mond's Lakeside Club seemed
to be what are we doing
here?" Since the PGA cham
pionship has been changed to
medal play 1t has lost its in
dividuality. It's just another
circuit tournament, the pros
are saying. without the prestige
Of the Masters or the National
Open. and without q purse that
matches the current $4,000
Chicago Open.
There was talk among the
pros at the National Open that
something must be done with
the PGA to restore its standing
as a major event. One rumor
is that 1t will be changed to
q 90-hole tournament next
year, Just to make 1t different.
When the PGA was at match
play. the home club pros could
work UP enthusiasm for playing
In an event where they might
gain quick fame by upsetting q
star player. But this year Wal
ter Romans, Clare Emery, Clar-
ence Doser. Jimmy Bellizzi and
Jack Isaacs are headed for Just
another 72-hole medal play
tournament in Minneapolis.
The area pros couldn't crash
the prize list in the Eastern
Open in Baltimore, and their
chances are considerably less
in the PGA championship,
which will have q slightly bet
ter field. The PGA is whistling
in the dark in claiming the
new formal is the answer. The
club pros are not excited. An
example was Harry Kelly Of
Norfolk tying for the fourth
place in the Richmond trials
and then defauiting Q playo1i
to Jack Isaacs.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

winnsr-conley 5-4. Losers.
Jones (S-S).
PB-Thomas. U---Jackovski. crav-
ford. pelmore and Barlick. T-2:44.
A-16,1o4.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

DIAGNOSIS: Poor planning
followed by sloppy stroking.
TREATMENT: II q player is
to score consistently well, he
must be able to save some shots
by holing-out in two, from Just
OF the green, in the majority
Of these situations. In short.
ne must be q stroke saver in
stead Of q stroke waster.
The first step here, obviously.
Is to get the ball up close to
Evening star., 1959-06-28

-E-Philley, Po-A--Philadeiphia, 27-
IO;. San Francisco. 27-l5. LOB
Philadelphia. 81 San Francisco. 5.
2b--Freese, Mays. Landrith. HR-
Post. Cepeda. Philley. H. Anderson. g.
q. Anderson, Philley. SF-H. Ander-
Evening star., 1959-06-28

ENTS COMPLAINT:
Wasted shots around the
greens.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
PHILADELPHIA
SAN FRANCISCO
Totals s4 7la7 Totals

Totals "a 7137 Totals "a 4 9 3
Ran for eavatski in 4th; 2 Walked
for 8, Jones In 7th; 3 Ran for Rhodes
In 9TH: 4 Ran for H. Anderson IN 9th;
Popped out for Bressoud In 9th; 8
Grounded out for Muffett In 9th.
szR sszzEI4RaieaIs yRzNaiseo SSSSS 44SSSS 44SSSS SSSS65L7
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Chips Dead TO Pin

Bogart birdied l0-ll-13 and
Is for q ! up lead, but lost the
17th and the match was square.
Brownell fiubbed an approach
shot out Of q horrible lie on
the 18th. but then chipped dead
to the pin and halved the hole
as Bogart missed q l0-foot
birdie putt
Against Brownrigg, VINO lost
to Wild in the State finals in
1857. Bogart never was down.
but also never more than one
UP until the 18th.
Five times Bogart took a one
hole lead over Brownrigg. chief
clerk to the Senate minority,
but Brownrigg squared the
match four times. the last time
on the 18th hole where Bogart's
second shot bounded under q
fir tree into an unplayable lie.
But Bogart won the l7th with
a par four when Brownrigg was
short in two. And Ralph then
birdied the 18th after his tre-
mendous tee shot rolled within
l8 inches Of an unplayable lie
In the hedge guarding the 10th
tee. Brownrigg trapped his drive
on Is, and blasted into another
trap in two.
Wild, wearing matching red
cap and Bermuda shorts and
yellow sports shirt and yellow
socks, threatened to make short
work Of youns Doser. 20-year-
old Duke student.
Ends Match on 18th
But Jack won the 7th with q
birdie and Sth with a par to
cut Wild's lead in half, and
after losing the par three ninth,
Doser canned q 30-foot birdie
putt on the 10th to again cut
Wild's lead to two. But Wild
didn't permit him to get any
closer and ended the match on
the 18th.
Doser, like his father q
poker-faced, silent player, had
little to saw to Wild until the
18th tee. when he said, "Mr.
Wild, would you care for a salt
tablet" The temperature was
in the COS.
mo. thanks" Claude replied,
"I'd rather have a beer" Claude
found one in the shack on the
18th tee. .
In q match between two
young fellows who took filings
at pro golf, Brownrigg beat
Billy Buppert Of Bethesda, I UP,
in the quarterfinals when Bup-
pert went five over par on the
back nine. Billy was two UP ct
the turn.
Young Doser won the match
between two sons Of golfing
personalities. Jack beat Clark
Mackenzie. son Of the former
Congressional pro Roland Mac
Kenzie. 4 and 3. Doser built his
winning margin with four
straight brides starting with
1.-THE third hole.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Bogart Meets
Claude Wild in
Maryland Golf.
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
star star Writer

| ossh oe~A Wtts~h
One OF the best Maryland
State Amateur golf champion
ship finals In many years Ia
expected today when Ralph
Bogart, 6-time State titlist,
meets Claude Wild over the So
hole route at Congressional
Country Club. The morning
round starts at l0:30 and the
second 18 holes at 1880.
Bogart had one of the busiest
days Of his golfing career yes
terday. beating Bobby Brownell
In 10 holes In one Of the great
est matches Of their long
rivalry. and then topping Bill
Brownrigg Of Manor, 2 UP. by
winning the l7th and 18th holes
with q par and birdie.
Wild picked on two Wood
mont members. and for 81
holes was two under par a.
the cigar-puffing Texan beat
Buddy Brylawski. the Wood
mont champion, 5 and 4. and
Jack Doser. son Of the Wood
mont pro. 2 and /.
wild Holds Edge
Wild and Bogart have met
only three times despite count
less appearances in the same
tournaments. but Wild has won
all three matches by I up mar
gins. The most recent was In
the semifinals Of the Washing
ton Invitation last week.
The 35-year-old Wild. four
years younger than Bogart. won
the Maryland Amateur In 1866
and 81. but lost In the FIRST
round last year.
Bogart was about two under
part for 81 holes yesterday. but
picked up on two holes which
made his exact score q question
Bogart and Brownell, Chevy
Chase clubmates, business part
ners and many-time oppo-
nents. probably never have
played a better golf match than
their quarterfinal encounter
Brownell was three UP after
nine holes and had 10 straight
pars from that point. but lost
to Bogart's 25-foot birdie putt
on the 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06


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Silver spring.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
LEWISDALE

' equip. kit:. hass iiy. Im; ''
CLEAN M FANCY"
With centrally air-cond. rec. rm.
lee. fenced yd., walking dist. Il
bus and schools. DR.: Out RiggI
I'd. to. Van Buren, st. to 22nd pl.
and right to open house.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
8E0pGm

BHRwYN HMoHTs. Sele osass st;
b:drms .s lss (. kit" .,I.t tTll bss s1,ssos. 4.
hood. Truly . buy for Si4,6OOl
FHA or conventional financing
trades considered, ImTed oecu-
belt I'd. to 5Sth ave, follow signs.
NELSON REALTY CO, HE. 4-2300,
BERWYN HEIGHTs-e0-ft. 'front.'
age on paved street. This attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. house with earportt;
RIDGWAY REALTY. 10. 9-6924:
BETTER THAN NEW 2-bedrm.
brick rambler on beautiful 200-ft.
lot: gieaming pastel interior. sep:
arate din. rin., de luxe. kit. paved
concrete drive: loaded with ex-
tras. Mr.. Wash. baltic. Annapolis
freeways. Quick sale value ct
$4,000. Only $460 down. PRINCE
GEoRdEs PROPERTIES. AP. 2
Evening star., 1959-11-08
FOR SECURITY

FOR SECURITY
SECURE A HOME
15-v-IMMED. OCCUPANCY and
Chaser Shsy s'of Of this dd Z 3-bedrmi dT'0 brick;
sep. din. rm.. firepl., I'm. rec. rm.,
Anchor-fenced yard. Trades con-
sidered. Monthly payments 1913
plus taxes and insurance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.
bedrm. bungalow, quiet neighbor-
hood, scr. porch, sep. din. rm.,
bsmt., lge. fenced yard with
towering oaks. Must see to appre-
ciate. Under $4,000.
9-v-MOTHER get the children
from under your feet in this love-
" warm finished bsmt. Father,
you can get away from 1t all too,
in the finished bedrm. with "
iiv. space Is added 8 bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. area, lge. kit. with dish
washer, yard compl. Anchor
fenced with nice woods In back;
so let's get you out of that stufiiy
$3.50 cash and only 500 per mo.
RAh1 NoANo eA0 eAe-SA N-e@NNs
lO-V-KENTLAND. Loving care
and hard work have combined to
make this one of the most attrac.
homes in the area. Lge. front
porch, extra sun room on side,
Anchor fenced yard, mr.. all cows.
Priced to sell.
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. 4-151S UN. 4-7171
FOR THE FAMILY WHO ENTER-
TAIN6 = IT'S BETTER THAN
NEW. Every room In this four
year-old custom-built home is
LARGE. Particularly the living
room and the smartly finished
family room. The SPACIOUS din
ing room overlooks an attractive
fenced lot with TREES. But this
isn't nearly all The kitchen is
super de luxe and any woman
would want it. 1t adjoins the large
screened rear porch. Owner reluc-
family transferred. S22.950. FHA
or conventional financing. This one
should sell on sight Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S4O0
Evening star., 1959-11-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ANDREWS AREA

W0 AftGA
cLINToN--Assume large 4Isss loan
on 4-bedrm, Cape Cod; firepl.,
glassed-in enclosed porch, carport:
large level lot with trees. Call Mr..
dribble.
DISTRICT HEI0HTS-Sl, 900 down
and assume large FHA loan on 4
bedrm. Cape Cod; 2 baths; 3 blks.
from Mt. Calvary School; firepi.
Call Mr., Bunting
sUrTLAND - 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier on q large tree-shaded lot.
Walk-out bsmt. with large picture
window; Ia baths. Call Mrs. Nor
ANDREWS FIELD - Brick, 4-bed-
rm,, 2:bath Cape Cod with hot
water heat; Lly. rm. with nrepl.
Call Mr.. Abbott.
FORESTVILLE--New 3-bedrm, RAM
bier with walk-out bsnit., modern
kit; walking distance to schools
and shopping. Move In with de-
posit. Call Mr., Seaton.
RE. B-4OsB RE. B-s214 RR. e-Ssb2
WEST REAL ESTATE
47l3 Silver Hill Rd., Suitiand, Nd.
ANDREWS AitEA
Moore & Moore Presents
WE CANNOT SELL YOU ANY
THING. WE DEAL IN SERVICES.
YOU, AS A PURCHASER, BUY
WHAT YOU LIKE AND CAN
AFFORD.
Best In eouthlawn-Assume 4hss
loan on this. 3-bedrm. rambler.
jalousied porch; Q rare find on
today's market. Move IN before
the snow flies.
CAMP sPRINGS-what you have
been looking for at S17,4bO., New,
3-bedrm.. brick ramblers. De luxe
equip. family-sixe kitchen, din,
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many extras; easy terms.
FORESTVuILE - Estate must be
setteld. 81, 900 down, low monthly
payments. All-brick 6-rm, home;
many nice features; ideal for
young married or elderly couple.
We have many other fine iistinss
at diherent prices and terms. For
information, call one OF our
courteous salesmen.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. $500 RE. 6-s060
Evening star., 1959-11-08

ASSUME 4laeo OF loan ct $50 per
mo, on this beaut. brick Cape Cod
with sep. din. rm. and 8 spac.
bedrms., full bsmt. and rec. rm.,
lge. .tree-shaded lot. close to
schools. transp. and shopp.; only
t6Oo co' REAIPPoRs. Iasl Prlsss 4 Ap e c7.a5556666E a55566Ex
AvONDALE-Handsome Colonial in
area Of attractive homes: this g.
room Fri BRICK Iam home tSa sIte crds many
porch to the completely finished
recreation room. Situated on level
Handicapped yard close to trans
portation, shopping. etc. FHA ap-
praised, S16,950. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
BUILDER MUST sACRIFICE-4
bedrms., 2 baths, walk-out bsmt.,
S20,50O, 10, 6-216l.
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FINCHAM
FEATURES
FOREST HEIGHTS

FOREST HEIGHTS
9 cop 4oe. "a A ISS KNSLE eeyEESS: eeES
MAC RIVER: EXCEL. FOR M
APT. RENTiNo FOR $50 NO.
WITH PVT. ENTR. BsMT. ALSO
CAN BE MADE INTO A 1-BED-
RIM. APT. OWNER LEAVING
AREA. ANXIOUS TO SELL. ASK
ING JUST S24.S00 ON EXCEL
LENT TERMS.
Evening star., 1959-11-08

MISUNDERSTANDING AREA-RAM-
BLERS AND BI-LEVELS; FILA ap-
proved at S19,950 and S21,950.
Most des. section at the intersec-
ton of Indian Head hwy. and
LIVINGSTON I'd. in Murray Hill Es-
tates; 4 and 8 bedrms.. baths,
must see to appreciate: most conv.
to Andrews and Boiling Field. In
service loans up to 100000. Open
1877 pm. ewes. Mr.. Manzek, RE.
6-5612.
Moore & Moore Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
ANDREWS-BOLLING AREA = va
cant, 3-hedrm. ramb., Anchor
fenced lot. Equip. kit. Assume
CT 4lhss loan. Price below mar
ket; $4,000. OWNER. WA. q
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
A. r. M.
MatchleSS Rambler


Here is something DIFFERENT IN
luxurious living. A rambler that
DOES NOT haye that Plat same
as all the others look" our homes
were specifically designed to give
picturesque privacy and all the
EXTRAS that go with quality
construction. These are not prot.
ect homesl We have told you
what they are not. Drive out and
see for yourself what they AREl
Sunday, 2 to dark. Directions:
Branch ave. to Colebrook dr., right
to oath ave-, left " blk. right
on Iverson, 2 blks, past shoppIng
center to 6706 21st place. FOL-
Low THE A. r. M. SIGNS.
ANACOSTIA REALTY
LU. 1-07O5 Ewes, LU. 1-6002
.ILLCREST HEIGHTS
Evening star., 1959-11-08

ARE you A MODEST PERSON.
Handy Andrews-C -Census-Navy Hy.
dro.. NJ. schools, shops, buslines
4704 PORTER. Lge. liv. rm.,
bedrms:, bath on 1st a.; also 4.
rm; apt, kit, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
bath; SiraoI. sep; psoe entF nE :, lsqndry: storm
al. Also 1872 BROMLEY, spick.
and-span describes this 3-bedrm
frame bunga. on lge. fenced lot
All lge. rms, sep. din. rm., 16x16
workshop in rear. $3.50 dn., FILA
Consider CT. FORTIN RLTY., LO
Evening star., 1959-11-08
GLENDALE

GORGEOUS SMALL COUNTRY
ESTATE or OVER Z ACRES OF
RUNNING THROUGH PROPER
TY. HOME rs OF MASONRY
CONSTRUCTION, 5 BEDRMS.
2 BATHS. LGE. L1v. Rms. WITH
DOW AND WOOD BURNING
FIREPL., ATTACHED GARAGE,
FRONT PORCH, OWNER ASK
ING JUST $4,000 ON EASY
TERMS.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
CHEVERLY

I2yEr 1gEH OF Pf5GIE sEGIur' HqMS adss5, n IN. ~
NOD. NOD fITs XII. 5 SA sEpRRMns.. tM cE:
RAMIC TILED BATH, ALSO
KNOTTY PINE REC. RIM. WITH
SCR; PORCH, Lovely FENcEEp[' 9
$1,000 DN., S91.60 PER MO.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
RE. 6-4200 TILL 9 PM.
PRIinENTIAI, REALTY co
ANDREWS AREA

DORCHESTER ESTATE. Reduced
for quick sale. Rambler and split
levels. Rambler-S20,95O; fea-
lures 2 f1repls., sep. din. rm., de
luxe kit, y bath in master bed;
rm., full bsmt.. carport; located
on lge. wooded lot. Split-levels
built for real family living; COM
bination kit, and family room
30x111a IT,, laundry room and "a
bath Just on hall adjacent TO kit:
8 bedrms. with 4 possible; sep.
din. rm., club room and garage;
1,500 50. #. Of living space for
only $22.950. Dir: Old Branch
ave. IRoute 81 Y mi. past shu-
VISTA REAL ESTATE. 10. z