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his sights on the Redlegs be-
cause everybody knew the
Reds could use some pitching
and that they hit a lot of
home runs and scored pretty
we'll"
O'Toole said that Il just fig-
ured I have a better chance
of being a winning pitcher
with a club like that, one that
scored a lot Of runs. And !
figured I'd have a chance to
make the club because they
needed pitchers"
AS compared to this rookie
getting his start, the Yankees
will go in with their veteran
star, Highlander Bob Turley,
when they make their exhibit
ton start tomorrow against the
Cardinals. Turley, a 2l-game
winner last season. will be fol-
lowed by Bobby Shantz and
Duke Mas Manager Casey
Stengel has nominated Don
Larsen. Johnny James and Art
Ditmar to oppose st. Louis
Monday.
Stengel also says that
Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra
will be used only as pinch
hitters in the early games.
In other camps, there was a
fair amount of heavy hitting
in squad games, including
homerS by Del Ennis of the
Redlegs, Marty Keough Of the
Red Sox and Billy Moran of
the Indians. All were of the
clutch variety.
Ennis Hits Homer
Ennis hit a three-run homer
that gave his side a Tvs victory
He also walked and singled and
made a pair of ne-handed
catches that robbed Gus Bell
and Pete Whisenant of hits.
Keough's blow was a two-out,
two-run homer in the last in
ming for a 81 victory. The day
before, Gene Stephens, Keough's
chief rival for the centerfield
Job. hit a similar game-winning
homer.
Moran hit a two-run homer
with the score tied in the
eighth inning for a Ga VIC
tory. This was the last squad
game for the Indians, and
Randy Jackson, who is seeking
the third base job, was chosen
most valuable of the series. He
hit home run with two men
on in each of the first two
games, drove in a total of eight
runs and had a 1854 batting
average.
There also was a powerful
amount of hitting at the Giants
camp as the substitutes beat
the regulars, ga, on IL hits,
three of them homers by Hank
Sauer. Don Taussig and Robert
McCardell.
Earl Hersh, drafted by the
Tigers from the Milwaukee
farm system. hit a 330-foot
over the-fence homer in De-
troit's first squad game TO share
attention with Harvey Kuenn.
Kuenn drove in three runs in
the six-inning game with a
double and single.
The White Sox played six
scoreless innings In a squad
game, yesterday, with a double
by Bob Sagers the only extra
base blow.
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UCLA Drops Three
From Track Squud

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 6 (AP).
. Three UCLA varsity track
members have been dropped
from the squad because OF
scholastic deficiencies.
They are Ron Ulrich, who
has thrown 224 feet 11la inches
In the javelin; Bill Knocke.
sophomore half miller from
Bakersfield Junior College, and
Larry Brixey, a IA feet "a inch
pole vaulter.
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New Jersey Pro
Is MitcheII's Aide

Ronald Reines, Is, former as
sistant golf pro at the Rumson
Country Club of New Jersey,
was announced today as sue.
cessor to Dick Mullins, assist
ant to Pro Billy Mitchell Of
the Indian Spring Country
Club. Mullins recently resigned
to accept another job.
Reiner will be o teaching pro.
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ItIiN - T -F-3) 70 n
Half'lne: J3-'a Msryla:7
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Soccer AII-Sturs
Meet Nationals
In Sunday Game

The All-Metropolitan scho-
lastic soccer team, announced
today by the coaches, will play
an exhibition game against Ma
tional Soccer League stars at
3 pm. Sunday at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets. NV.
The schoolboys have won
this game three times, the Sun
day league players twice and
there has been one tie in past
years. The scholastic stars won
last year. 5-4.
Woodbury. Forest, champion
OF the Metropolitan Interscho-
laStic Soccer League, placed six
players on the All-Met team,
st. Adams. which won the
Interstate Athletic Conference.
has three boys on the honor
team.
AII-MET SOCCER TEAM
Right wing-Mike Totten. Episcopal.
riRht lnslde-Mike Castleman, Wood :
berry Forest center torwaro-Jlmmy
Reston, ST. Adams left inside--Matt
HAYES st. Adams; lett wing ony
Davies. Woodbury. Forest
Right halfback--Steve Jahncke,
woodbury. Forest; center haifback-
Jeh Forte. Landon; Ronnie KaminSky
Friends. ana Geof Miller. st. Adams;
left halfbaek-Clark Worthington,
Woodberry Forest
Right fullback--Keith Huffman n,
Woodberry Forest; left fuIIback-
Richard HenneSy. Landon; Eoalie-
GeoTge Dodae. Woodbury. Forest, and
Fred CASTOR, Landon.
q HONORABLE MENTION
Weber and Maddux Landon Duffy.
Friends. Bass, ST. Adams; Biederman
and May, MONTGOMERY Blair.
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Weber and Maddux Landon Dufy,
Friends. Bass, ST. Adams; Biederman
and May, Montgomery Blair.
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Tonight's second game will
be the third meeting this sea-
son between North Carolina
and Duke. The Tar Heels
came from IA points back to
win an early game at Duke by
nine points, and last Saturday
won by 10 after blowing a r.
point lead.
The Tar Heels appear to be
too good. Neither team has a
senior in the starting lineup,
but Coach Frank McGuire's
boys seem to have more finesse
People who saw the Tar Heels
routed by Maryland should not
judge the team on that per-
Torrance.
Duke, which lost IL games
this season to North Carolina S
three, depends more on hot
shooting nights for its sue
cesses. Against Wake Forest,
for instance, the Blue Devils
hit on an uncanny 81 per cent
of their shots, and 1t seemed
higher. Howard Hurt and g.
foot-s Doug Kistler couldn't
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Eastern Tops Spingorn
For Public High Crown

called. Bobby johnson fouled
out for Eastern with threemin-
utes 10 60 in the third quarter.
and Len Frazier and Levi
fouled out for Spingarn in the
fourth quarter.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

1904, in North Adams. Mass,
TO Dennis Finnegan and Eliza
beth Flanagan Whose mother
was named Sullivan. His ia
ther was composing room fore
man of the North Adams Tran
script. The family moved to
New York when Joe was a boy.
Mr.. Finnegan says he isn't
much on family history, but he
does recall that his grand
father Finnegan always was
called Daddy.
His first name2 To tell the
truth, I don't remember. He
was always Just Daddy Fin
negan."
It was Daddy Finnegan's
father who came to the United
States from Ireland.
Daddy in Gold Rush
"He went West in the gold
rush and then came back to
the East Coast, and that's all
I remember hearing Of him."
Mr.. Finnegan says.
It may be a form Of heresy
to other Irishmen, but Mr.. Fin
negan doesn't even remember
what county his forebears came
from.
Twelve years ago Mr.. Finne-
gan married the former Maui
rine Schooler, a native of Car
thage, Mo-, whom he met in
New York where Mrs. Finnegan
worked as an economist and Sc
curity analyst.
The Finnegans have no chill
dren, but they have German
Shepherd named "Pooka."
That's an Irish name for q
hobgoblin which DISCUSSES itself
as a horse" Mr.. Finnegan ex-
plains.
Mr.. Finnegan says he likes
to read and is a gardener Of
sorts at his home, 2510 North
Nelson street in Arlington.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

the defendant, Daniel Killbrew
Of 730 Fifth street NE. ac-
cused Lester Mcneil. 40. Of tax
ing a dollar from q table where
they were playing cards at 525
Second street NE. According
to witnesses. Mr.. Killbrew fired
one shot from q .32-caliber re-
volver at Mr.. Mcneil after the
latter had refused to return the
money.
Homicide Detective Sergt.
Albert F. Mode said the de-
fendant earlier had admitted
he shot Mr.. Mcneil, who lived
at n DeVries street NV. Mr..
Mcneil, who was struck in the
chest, was pronounced dead at
1880 am. Saturday in Casualty
Hospital.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

am. November n and landed
ct li:4e am. yesterday at the
takeoff point. The fight was
equal to rs times around the
world.
The longest previous Jet
fight also was made by a BAT,
November II. 1885. That COW
cred $1,000 miles in AZ hours
and 35 minutes.
The longest flight on record
was the round-the-world jour-
ney Of the propeller-driven
Lucky Lady" B-50 bomber
which 10 years ago few 23.452
miles in 81 hours and min
ute. The Lucky Lady" refueled
in the air four times.
In January. 1857, q B-52 Jet
Evening star., 1959-12-01
D. c. Man Held
In Futul Shooting

A 59-year-old Washington
man yesterday was ordered held
for grand jury action by a Dis
trict coroner's jury in the fatal
shooting Of another man dur
ing a card game early last
Saturday.
The shooting occurred when
Evening star., 1959-12-01
We Believe
in Prayer

Q In this condensation from q
book, q judge says: 81 never
called for help in vain" A
congressman, a doctor, q busi-
nessman, the head of the FBI
these and other outstanding
persons from different walks
ofhfe state, in their own words,
how and why they pray. One
may have a message for you
in December Readers Digest.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Two-Duy Book Fair

A Book Fair will be held from
9 am. to 8 pm. Thursday and
Friday at the Green Acres
School, 11701 Danville drive,
Bethesda. Sponsored jointly by
the school and the Airport
Bookshop, it will feature 1900
children's books and a gift Sec
ton which will include foreign
stamps.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

bomber few around the world
in IS hours and 10 minutes.
The Air Force declined to in
dicate how many times the
BAT refueled during its Fri
day-to- Monday flight.
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Jet Bomber
Stays in Air
8OH Hours
By the Associated Press

An unoficial Jet plane en-
durance record Of 80 hours and
80 minutes Of continuous flight
has been set by a BAT bomber,
the Air Force said yesterday.
The flight also covered the
greatest number of miles,
$4,000, Of any single journey
by air, It said.
The BAT took OF from
Wright Patterson Air Force
Base, Dayton, Ohio. at 3:13
Evening star., 1959-12-01

FULL NAlAE-Joseph Froneis
Finneson.
CLAIM TO FAME-Mediotion
Service Director and boss Of
the steel strike talks which
begin today.
HoME-2Sl0 North Nelson
street, Arlington.
acknowledgements II, 1904.
EDUcATIoN-st. Froneis xovier
High School, CoIumbio College,
FOrdhOm University Low School.
JoBS-Assistont United Stotes
Attorney, New York, 1881;
partner New York low firm Of
Louterstein. SpiIler. Berger
man 6 Donnett; founded own
New York Law firm, 1913; d.
rector, Federal MediotiOn and
Concilotion Service since 1855.
FAMlLT-Wifs, Mourine SehooIer
Finneson.
notwithstanding, gardening.
Macy's. When a new mediation
director was needed IL
January of 1855, Labor Secre'
AIRY Mitchell recommended Mr.
Finnegan.
II there is such a thing as al
irish temperament, Joe Fin
1egan comes by it naturally
He was born September IL
Evening star., 1959-05-27

his onslaught against the Brit
ish who had Just announced
the sale Of canberra Jet bomb
ers and Centurion tanks to Mr..
Kassem.
If anyone knows this mercur-
lal area, Mr.. Hare should. He
Is now in his third diplomatic
assignment in Cairo. He speaks
Arabic. And in one diplomatic
role or another. he has served
In virtually every capital and
torrid consular station across
the Middle East.
When he left Grinnel College
with a B.A. In 1924. he headed
for Istanbul's Robert College
and became an instructor. Three
years later he joined the United
States Foreign Service which
he calls both my vocation and
avocation."
Evening star., 1959-05-27

ernments are sharing construc-
ton costs.
Progress is coming a little
late for farmer Peter Stone.
who viii retire this fall and
sell his $40 acres Of wheat and
cattle land along with the
rivers east bank.
During the SO years Mr..
Stone has spent in Saskatche-
wan. he has seen many a bad
crop year, especially during the
dry thirties.
with irrigation. we'd have
been able to raise crops and
to run double. perhaps triple
the number Of cattle It's pos
sibIe to raise now" he said.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Saskatchewan
Dam JobOperl

OUTLOOK. sask.. May 27
(Apl - Construction OF the
s1S4-million South Saskatche-
wan River dam officially begins
today.
Prime Minister John Difen-
baker and Provincial Premier
Thomas c. Douglas plan to at
tend the dedication ceremonies.
Work has actually been under
way since December.
When completed, the earthen
dam will back up water to ir-
rigate 100000 acres and pro-
duce 375 million kilowatt hours
of electricity annually.
The project probably will
take at least six years to finish.
Officials hope to wrap up 10
per cent Of the work this year.
The federal and provincial gov
Evening star., 1959-05-27

at a cocktail party here and
they decided on an expert
ment. Brennan pointed out his
wife with her back TO them
across the room and suggested
Baker sneak up behind her
and make a voice test.
Baker eased up and said I:
Would you like another drink.
dear?" Mrs. Brennan half
Evening star., 1959-05-27
'Deur' Wrong Word
For Mrs. Brennun

DENVER .AP).-For years
H. Ray Baker. editor Of The
Denver Posts Empire Maga-
zine, has been told his voice
sounds Just like movie actor
Walter Brennan's.
Finally Baker met Brennan
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Does the BIG Apple

LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP).-
Asked to come up with some
thing unusual for a breakfast
club" radio show here, chef
Joseph Ciaro Of the Hotel Lox-
Plaza produced a 3O-pound APP
pie pie containing almost a
bushel Of apples.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Emharrass

Many wearers OF false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped. slipped or wob-
bled at Just the wrong time Do not
live In fear of this happening you.
Just sprinkle q little FASTEETH,
the alkaline (non-acidl powder, on
your plates Hold false teeth more
firmly, so they feel more comfort
able. Does not sour Checks plate
odor breath. Get FASTEETH At
drug counters eeerywhere.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Boby's Name

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP).-A
little girl was telling about the
new arrival at her house. Il
think we're going to call him
Cramps" she said. The little
girl had heard the baby was
to be named after her grand
father,
Evening star., 1959-05-27

turned her head and replied
mo thanks, dear--and my
Evening star., 1959-05-27

husband always calls me
honey"
Evening star., 1959-05-27

ADvERTIsEMENT.
Evening star., 1959-05-27


Diplomatic insiders report
that the Ambassadors latest
success was to convince Col.
Nasser that Baghdad Premier
Abdel Kerim Kassenl should be
given a chance to oppose the
Iraqi Reds, since this was the
only hope Of keeping Iraq from
going completely Communist,
albeit a slim one.
Within "a hours after this
meeting. Col. Nasser not only
turned off his thunderous pro-
paganda barrage against Mr..
Kassem. but also toned down
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CHEVY CHASE

Dead-end street. close to
B lessed Sacrament and
Chevy Chase circle, EXQUI-
SITE f-BEDRM., 2I2-BATH,
BRICK COLONIAL, sur
rounded by large trees, PAN
Fled DEN, u BATH ON LIST
FLOOR, PANELED RECRE-
ALTON ROOM WITH BAR;
finished, heated maids rm.;
screened porch, built-in ga
rage. Priced in upper 30s.
Call Mr.. DeMelman, ST. g.
200; ewes. and week ends,
AID. 2-3626. JAMES L. DIX
ON & CO., REALTORS, Ex-
elusive.
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GILLIAT & co.
SPRTNGBROOK FORTST-

sPRINGBR0oK FOREST - 3-6ed-
room brick rambler on l-aere cor
ner lot, Gear garage. basement,
rec, room. $4,000 FO0ARTY
AND Co, 10. 5-5052 or He
4-2Oa9
ST. MICHAEL's PARIsH%-Largs e
I'm. Colonial IN Al cond bsmt
oil b W h. garage; level lot $50
II. deep. Assume iAes loan.
Asking Sls,5O0. BEERS BROS,
JU. $3.50.
ST. BERNADETTE's PARISH. In
dian Spring Village-Briek Co.
lonisl; 5 rms. fireplace, rec. rrn .;
lot 55xll4. SlJ.g50 Larse a.
loan. $50 mo ALLIGOOD
AGENCY, u. SAT-; ewes, He.
4-424b.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W.
fcohylNUEDi
DuPONT CIRCLE

Is only } blk. From this s-rm,. 2lk.
garden, iireplaces. needs re.
decorating, Very reasonably priced
$4,000. $4,000 down, balance
500 lst trust payable sos mo
incl. taxes. IL. 3-0l2O. ewes
III. 3-27sl, II, 7-a2O9.
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4 CORNERS AREA

Completely redec., 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Firepl., din. rm., bsmt.
with beautiful shrubbery and fow-
dows and doors, level shaded lot
with beautiful shrubhery and fiow-
ers: Ia blks. to transp.
sIoLER q CO. 10. 4-s3s3
l1120 Ga. Ave, Sill. Spring
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Al CONDITION

Beautiful level lott Large 3-bedrm
brick rambler. IA baths, sep
din rm., table SPACE In kit std
porch. rec. rms den and play
room; patio In rear. close-in Sill
r. 4. HUMPHREYS
JU. $4,000 49,. ~. sill.
A COUPLE OF CAPE GODS tina
want your inspection. Nicely 10.
Gated. Priced IN the .S20s. CALI
MISS BLAND W0. 6-94s6. FRED
ERICK w BERENS SALES, INC
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonial or
huge lot. new kit, breakfast rm
psneled den, "a bath, 3 bedrms,
baths, nm. rec. fm.. 2-car ga.
RAGE. Upper eos. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL
6-7sOO til g
.BETHESDA-Nev brick rambler
nearing. completion; 3-bedTms.
Ia baths, kit. family I'm. Is ll"x
l3 a.; nr. schools: under S2O, 900
.GIULIANO Real Estate, OIL. 4-1100
BETHESDA = Lge. 3-bedrm. Colo.
NAL with 2 baths, 2 powder rms.
paneled rec. nm; Ice. fenced lot
screened porch. att. garage; i'm.
med. occupancy. priced at S25,.
500. GEO. ". ROBERTSON
RB BE- "a RI a5sSs Wis ave. OIL
.BETHESDA-Approx. 1900 50. It
brick rambler, bedrms. 2 bathi
on one level; walk-out lower level
26-ft. .ec. nm, third bath; $500
dn., S2S,95O. ANDRIs REALTY
OIL. 2-9070 til 9.
BETWEEN CONN, AVE. and Geor.
gia Ave. will go FHA
tKensington areaD Nice bricE
rambler type > bedrooms anC
bath on LIST floor; fine room OF
End floor: large kitchsn-family
room:full basement; lovely gar.
den with large trees. Call JAMES
Z SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00: ewes
OIL. 2-l409 or OIL. 4-7693
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-LEe., 3,
bedrm, 2-bath rambler Sep. din
I'm, beaut acre with szslea'
and dogvoods: walk out rec. rm
to 42-ft swim. pool: upper 4Os
A V. PIsAEI, Realtors, OIL. e.
1900: ewes, 10. 4-7579.
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SOMERSET
CHEVY CHASE

enough for seriousness
casual enough for relaxed living
immaculate brk. 3-bedrm., 2ls-
bath house. Lee. family paneled
I'm. on LIST FIR, spacious liv. din
rm with Widowed wall overlook
ing park like setting Lge. play
area In bsmt. Attached garage
Wall-to-wall carpetinF. Gail Mrs
Clement. OIL. 4-O794.
Hr TAn O. m
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SEE KAY BOWLING, at Gathers
burg for Upper Mont. Co. property
WI. S-9250 or WA. 6-25OO.


burg for Upper Mont. Co. property
WI. S-9250 or WA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING-Woodside Park
Attrac, Colonial brick, 3 large bed
rms, fully equip. kit, lst d; pow,
ST. 3-93l6, HE. 4-206i.
SILVER HILL, lge. detached brick
rambler; q rms; 3 Ice, bedrms.
2 baths, family rm:. full bsmt
acre lot; $26, 500, JOSEPH FLIP
2412 MINI. ave. Sc, LII. ATTY,
SILVER -bedrm. Cape
Cod, in excel. cond., 80 IT. prof
I'm. rec. rm;; level bsmt. entrance
to tree-shaded lot. walk to public
ana psrochis. schools; Isl6,;S5o
CO. 10. 5-3366.
SILVER sPRING-8-bedrm. brick
G9lonial' Living rm;, SEPARATE
pletely redec.: vacant: $500 dn.;
Sl5,950. HUGH T PECK, 10. o.
4742.
SILVER sPRING-Ideal for retir,
ing couple, or small family Of 4
or 4. Brick home, beautiful sur.
roundings; excel cond,; many
extras; conv. to everything. Cal
OWNER, JU. 7-91S1. No agents.
SILVER SPRING-Most attractive
3-bedrm, brick rambler in INT
family area, close to schools ant
park. Recreation room with FIRE.
place, modern electric kitchen
beautifully Handicapped level lot
S16,950. c. ROBERT GRAY a. CO.
916 Ellsworth DIR. ~. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. brick
Handicapped lot; $4,000 loan pay
able Sl03 month for everything
can be assumed with $1,000 dowr
or FLA terms. Pull price SI5.950
o. D. FIELD, INC. JU. 5-711a
or LA. 9-173S.
SILL. SPG. AREA, $500 dn.-3-bed.
rm. brick home wtbsmt.: SD 500
ALLEN, REALTOR RIA 6.aa3a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NOTES ron sALE--Advice and
t@s moss broker. s and trSs,i sps
ciallAt Offering Recommendation
on best buys In motels and sites
JOE ". THOMPSON
Esq woodward Bids. Jackson $1,000
NEW SERVICE STATION
Now available IN growing commu.
nifty OF Herndon, Va. Unusual op.
portunity for experienced operator
70 become established with q min
imum Investment and grow with
the community This station II
modern, well located and enjoys 4
hne potential, Call A. C, MORAN,
SINCLAIR OIL CO., ia 0-6500
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WIN. w. JOHNSTON
Broker
JE. 3-2152

FLOOR SANDING BUSINESS, Incl
,S3 Chev. truck; equipment RnC
supplies; S1,395. DU. 1-l47s.
FOR SALE-childrens shoe bust
ness. store air cond- located II
the fastest growing area II
Northern VI. Call OR. $4,000.
FRUIT STAND FOR SALE-S20C
TO $3.50 a wk prof1t; reas, priced
Call Mr.. BANTON, IL. 4.s43a.
GROCERY, LIQUOR lie, suburban 70,
cation; same owner-operatoE 10
IS yrs; doing $4,000 TO -; w,
Lease OF sell everythine SuoStan'
tial cash required. Info. by Apt
RE 6-S1S7, c. DIXON, REALToR
GROCERY STORE with liv, GUAR
tiers on remises: Abe license. =
esy gar incl; substantial gn
pNmti good PROFIT. IL. 4-fl-4
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A BEAUTIFUL YARD enhances this
sparkling 3-bedroom BRICK home
LARGE living room, dining room
and equipped kitchen. Located In
an area convenient to shopping
transportation and schools public
and parochiall. FHA appraised
Only Sll,750. See this today!
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-S400.
A BOOMER RAMBLER! - Pictu-
rescue 40-ft. College PARK ranchel
with carport, 3 big bedrms., extra
Ice liV,-din. rm. comb; big side
yards; AAA-l value: S13,750;
$3.50 dn,, FLA terms. MARY.
LAND SALES q APPRAISAL co,
INC. TO. 9-6782.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4-bedrm, Cape
Cod only 2 yrs. old: 2 full baths,
esmti with outside ent; $1,000
HUGH T. PECK, 1850 New Hamp.
shire ave. HE. 4-6400 til s.
ADELPHI-New listing; brk. ramb j;
3 Ice, bedrms,. IA baths bsmt
Tk N F IT Io mr. al 81 ; SlsSas Al
ALMOST q ACRE with tall trees
surrounding SEVEN-room rambler
with q SEPARATE dining rm,. de
luxe kit, SUNROOM, lge. liv rm.,
gar. and full bsmt. Sacrifice at
Sl7,950ll Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 1-S400.
ANDREWS AREA acre: 5-room
BUNGALOW; double garage Will
paling fence shade trees; $500
down, $40 mo. Total price, SILL
$50. This is . beauty act fast
PRUDENTIAL REALTY RE. g.
1900. til Q.
BELTsVILLE BEAUTY = BRAND.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on q
large h-acre wooded lot, Three
good sized bedrooms. TWO baths
TWO freplaces, PORCH, SEP
ARATE dining room and many
many other features you'll Just
have to see Walking distance &c
schools. S22,T50 with COOL
terms. Make il a point to see this
onell Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-S400,
BRICK RAMBLER
Liy. rm., din. rm.. kit, , bedrms.I
bath and full bsmt.; all this anc
still more. This home also ha;
oil hot water heat, and ise. lot
once open evenings,
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc; 10. S-7700
CHEVERLY AREA-Take advan-
tage Of a discriminating home
owners Improvements on this
lovely Cape Cod, lge. rms, air
cond; den with picture window
overlooking beaut. shaded lot: full
bsmt., completely I'm family rm.t
secluded barbecue Terrifle buy fo'
hard-to-please. purchaser Only
$3.50 On, with Low payments z
c. HILLEY & CO., Realtors, AP