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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Arrives
ToAssist Lane
In Fight Here

Jack Doc) Kearns, one Of
bookings most famous man.
ayers, has arrived from Miami
Fla, to assist in preparing
Kenny Lane for his nationally
televiSed 10-round welterweight
bout with Virgil Atkins Wednes.
day night at Capitol Arena.
Kearns also will get help in
conditioning Lane from Angelo
Dundee, nationally known
trainer.
The fight will be televised
over WMAL-7, starting at
10 pm.
Lane Stepping Up
Lane, a 27-year-old south
paw from Muskegon, Mich, is
stepping up from the light
weight class in taking on Atkins.
Lane is ranked only behind
Carlos Ortiz as a challenger
for Joe Browns lightweight
title.
1t was against Brown, at
Houston, Tex, last summer,
that Lane dropped a 15-round
split decision after having won
10 straight.
Lane rebounded from that
to take decisions from Orlando
Zulueta and Ortiz and knock
out Johnny Busso.
Atkins Here Before
Atkins, former welterweight
champion who lost his title to
Don Jordan last January, ap-
peared here once before, in
1857, stopping Jimmy Beecham
in the third round. After losing
the welter title to Jordan he
was beaten in a return bout.
Three supporting bouts, all
four-rounderS, will be on the
card.
They will be Norman Smith
vs. Steve Haywood, Eddie Bell
VS. Buddy Knox and Jimmy
Biggs VS.. Bob Hirtz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

TODAY: Having the duckpir
stage to itself, aside from house
events. is the popular Bethesda
Open at Bethesda Forty Alleys
with action starting at / pm
and entries closing at GAS. Co.
defenders of the championship
are Dave Volk and Chester
Becker of Baltimore, who dead
locked last year. They'll be up
against the finest that Wash
ington and Baltimore can offer.
1t was predicted two years
ago that Edie Adams would be-
come a duckpin star of the
higher order. She remained
out of bowling last season to
become a first-tim mother,
and it seems that little Vickie,
a genuine cutie, has supplied
the inspiration to more than
offset Mrs. Adams loss of a
years experience in the sport.
Tonight, Mrs. Adams will be
a conspicuous participant in
the weekly handicap at White
Oak. She's going for a third
victory after two that were SEN
sational. In one she fired a
scratch set of 434, the finest
performance of her career. But
she came back, last Sunday
with one a trif1e better. In this
she rolled 435, and in it was a
game of 178, another high ir
her career.
In 81 games in the White
Oak tournament, the comelS
Mrs. Adams has averaged 125.
She's doing right well, too
in league play. as witness al
average of 100 with Blochel
Blue Print in the Washington
Ladies League and 116 will
Fair Lanes in the Capita
Women's Major. Her most re
cent score with Blocher's wa
1894, and it followed by onl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
BY CARL SELL
Star STAFF Writer

The North Carolina Freshmen
football team took advantage of
numerous mistakes by the
Maryland Frosh yesterday at
Byrd Stadium and ground out
a 1920 victory before 5000 fans.
Quarterback Junior Edge Of
the Tar Babies passed for two
touchdowns. scored one, and
played an outstanding defensive
game. 1t was Cardinals second
straight win of the season.
Maryland has lost both of its
games.
Edge set up the first Carolina
touchdown with a pass inter-
ception on his own Is. A 81
yard pass from Edge to Half
back Bryant Hamaker put the
ball on the Maryland "a and a
clipping penalty moved the ball
to the 10. Edge then passed
to Halfback Roger Smith for the
touchdown.
Banner Races As Yards
The Baby Terps took a TO
lead when Halfback Murnis
Banner took a pitch out and
raced As yards around left end
for a touchdown. Richard Jones
kicked the extra point.
Carolina came right back to
take a 1877 lead as Edge passed
6 yards to Smith for a touch
down with 20 seconds left in
the half. A pass interference
penalty against Maryland set
up the score.
The second half began as a
see-Saw battle with Maryland
again moving into the lead,
l4-12, as Quarterback Don
White threw a 36-yard touch
down pass to End Don Wing.
Carolina Receivers tumble
But Carolina came right
back and punched their way
so yards for a touchdown.
Edge carried for the score from
a yard out on fourth down.
Carolina broke the game open
minutes later when End George
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GIeneIg Defeats
Luckey, 1876

Glenelg capitalized on a
blocked punt and a recovered
tumble yesterday to defeat
Lackey, 1876, at Glenelg.
Joe Brown broke through to
block a Lackey punt midway ir
the first quarter and Guard
Dale Thurman scooped it ur
and raced is yards for a touch
down
In the third quarter, Lackey
fumbled and AID Harris fell on
the loose ball on the /. Quar-
terback George Richardson
sneaked over on the first play.
LAGKEY --------- Q 6 0 O.
GLENELG - --- 6 0 7 O-13
Lackey-Fogle %. pass from Bowie
Glenelg-Thnrman Is, run with
blocked punt: Richardson 1. run. Con.
version-Jones.
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Osbourn Holds
Groveton to Tie

Osbourn High Schools foot
ball team stunned Groveton
with two f1rst-half touchdowns,
then held on for a 1918 tie
yesterday at Lee. The game
was originally scheduled at
Groveton but the Tigers field
was flooded by Fridays rain.
Osbourn held a 1877 halftime
lead but Halfback Andy Nc
PherSon raced So yards for a
touchdown to tie the score in
the third period. The Tigers
tried to run over the extra
point but were stopped.
Halfback Ken Cox scored on
a short plunge and Halfback
Ray German passed 8 yards to
End Dennis Mangum for Os-
bourn'S touchdowns. The YELL
low Jackets were thwarted by
the Groveton line on the second
eXtra-point attempt.
6 6seSgRH N-------- ! g 9 IA
Osbourn scoring: Touchdowns-Cox
a. rum: Mangum %, pass from Ger
man. Conversion-Harris (runl.
Mc dFGyeson sSGrns McPba1sSn 80
rum. Conversicn-R. Mcpherson (run).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Blair WaIIops
Northwestern
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Montgomery Blair High
School stopped Northwestern's
passing and rang up seven
touchdowns to win its fifth
straight Maryland Bi-County
League game. Asst. yesterday
before an estimated crowd Of
1000 at Blair.
On the first play from scrim-
mage, Halfback Billy Mitchell
ran through left guard So yards
for a touchdown. Mitchell's
substitute, Lewis Scott, ran 10
and Ga yards for touchdowns on
the same play in the second
quarter.
Defensive Halfback Bob
Windsor picked of a John Ba-
daczewski pass-his first of five
interceptions-and raced 81
yards for another second-pe-
Rod touchdown. In the second
half. after two scoring passes
by Quarterback Rich Mossburg,
Windsor ran back another in
Perception Sc yards across the
goal.
Two competitions by Badac-
zewski just before halftime COW
cred Sc yards to bring North
western its only score. Blair's
seven and eight-man lines bot
tied up the Wildcats running
game and the defensive backs
intercepted nine passes.
ssf4SEiTFHwEsTERN g Z g 9L47
Northwestern scoring: Touchdown
Rand Is, pass from BadeczewskD.
| Conversion Badaczewski.
Blair scoring: observation-disclosures
2 ,S6, run; rs, pass from Mossburg);
Scott . us, run: "a, rum. Windsor,
| t27, interception: SO, lnterception);
Shaffer (72, pass-run from Mossburg).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.
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Maroon Nips
Wakefield on
DoVer's Kick

End Tom Dover kicked Epis-
copal's unbeaten football team
to victory for the second
straight week, 7 to 6, last night
at Wakefield High School.
The all-important extra point
placement came after a 80
yard drive for a touchdown in
the first quarter, following
recovery Of a Wakefield fun
BILE by Tackle George Landrith
Quarterback Ned Martin
passed II yards to End Dor
Fitzhugh for a first down or
the Wakefield 6. Two plays
later Martin sneaked over from
the /.
Wakefield retaliated in the
third quarter after Episcopal
intercepted a pass in Warrior
territory, then gave up the ball
on a tumble on the 80. Half
back Dick Marshall broke of
left tackle for So yards and the
home teams only score. Dennis
Fabella's conversion attempt
was low and hit a teammate.
The Maroon, who beat st
Johns. IA to IL, the week be-
fore, twice drove inside Wake.
fields 10-yard line in the Sec
ond quarter and reached the
Warrior Is late in the last
period.
Episcopal won its fourth game
since an opening tie. Wakefield
lost its first game against three
victories and two ties.
EPISCOPAL ------ z Q Q o.
WAKEFIELD ----- o 0 8 0--6
Episcopal scoring: Touchdown-Mar-
tin q, plunge). Conversion-Dover.
Wakefield scoring: Touchdown-Mar-
shall (5S, rum.
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Columbian Tops
St. Francis, 1914,
With Late Drive

SPRING GROVE, Pa, Oct.
"a (SpeciaD Columbian Prep
of Washington. D. c., drove go
yards in six plays late in the
fourth quarter to defeat st.
Francis Prep, 1914. in the rain
here today.
Quarterback Dave Wormuth
passed 9 yards to End John
burden for the margin. Wor-
muth and burden had COM
bined on a 18-yard pass play
in the second quarter to push
Columbian to within two points
of st. Francis at the half.
So s9Iq FkRNcfs - 9 Q S-ilfs
Columbian-Durden 2 (1s, pass from
Wormuth; 9. pass from Wormuth) /;
Berger (22, rum
St Francis-Erisman (a2, pass from
Trinklel; Coyle (43, pass from
Trinkle) ConversionS-Brady tpaSs
from Trinkle); Erisman (rush).
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Charlotte Hall Beats
Quuntico Post 1870

MECHAN1CSVILLE, Md. Oct.
"a (SpeciaD Quarterback Bill
Burroughs threw two touch
down passes to Ronnie Silver
stein in the fourth quarter as
Charlotte Hall School defeated
Quantico Post, 1870, here today.
IQUANTICO POST o o O o.
CHARLOTTE HALL 6 0 0 12-1S
Charlotte Hall scoring: Touchdowns
-Silverstein 2 40, pass from Bur
roughs: II. pass from Burroushs);
Mcleod (25, rum.
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Terps Frosh Hurriers
Defect Navy PIebes

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. "a (Spe-
ciaD The Maryland freshmen
won their fourth straight cross
country meet, 1888, over the
Navy Plebes here today.
The Terps' Dick Svehla was
the first to complete the 81
mile course and was clicked in
at 13:51.5. Six of the first 10
f1niShers we're TerpS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
B-CC Wins, l4-7,
Over Northwood

Bethesda Chevy Chase evened
its Maryland Bi-County League
Football record at 3-3 with a
lat victory over Northwood
yesterday at B-CC.
Halfback Carl Middledorf
scored both of the Barons'
touchdowns, the second on a
50-yard run that broke a TT
deadlock in the final quarter
Quarterback Randy Lyon passed
40 yards to End Walt Checker
for Northwood's touchdown.
seccl AWooD ~ : 3 9 ia
Observation-Disclosures t4O, pass from
Lyon Conversion - Armiger, pass
B-CC-.Middledorf . as, run: so,
rum. Conversions-LaFond.
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DeMuthu Beots
Calvert, $50

DeMatha High School broke
a two game losing streak yes
terday with a 800 victory over
Baltimore's Calvert Hall at
Northwestern. The Stays re-
cord is 4-2-l.
Halfback Dave Kane scored
in the third period on a g.
yard run. 1t was his seventh
touchdown of the season, the
most by one player in the his
tory of the school.
ccAAGM VEdRHTA uAfI---- g g Z 7-26
:, DeM2tha Touchdowns - Robinson
y, tunl: Acton g, pass from Yarring-
tom; Kane GO. RUM Adomenis G5.
rum. ConVerslons-Al aphotonus 2.
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Sherwood Triumphs
Over Aberdeen. 1876

ABERDEEN, Md, Oct. "a
(SpeciaD .-Fullback Bob Will
liams scored two touchdowns
on short runs and Quarterback
Bill Carney threw his 18th
touchdown pass of the season
as Sherwood High School de-
feated Aberdeen, 1876, in foot
ball here today.
SHERWOOD -------6 6 9 0-1s
ABERDEEN ------.0 o 0 g. 8
Sherwood scoring: Touchdown
Williams > a, run; 5, rum; Ward
(35. pass from GarveyJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Stone Ridge School
PortY Is ToduY

Stone Ridge Country
School Of the Sacred Heart
is to hold its annual open
house and tea for students
and their parents this after
noon from $3.50 to $3.50
O'Clock. The school is on
Rockville pike in Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
BRIDAL NOTES

Here comes the bride -
and the bridegroom - and
some Of the statistics.
In 1859. there win be about
i.6 million weddings.
In 1875, the figure win In
crease TO 2,46O.000
Today's average bride Is 20
years old. Her spouse is 23.
Currently, 20 per cent Of
all brides have ATTENDED coll
lege.
Working girls account for
70 per cent Of all brides.
Over 80 per cent Of newly
WEEDS start out in their own
quarters.
Median engagement period
Is about six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Shop by COR First hour parking free downtown
with SIS In Jelleff purchases Ample free parking
OF JeIleff broneh stores!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

ceneece this lovely blooms should insure
reception wedding Lovely daisy chpsontemum
combined with large ehnhemums and purple osters with
green All flower arrangements by
the Allied Florists Of Washington of the onnuo National
Capitol Flower and Gorden Show-Stor Stoff Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Orr Precious Black Goats
Fur-heoped for q
heightened sense Of luxury!

Mink and sable ore the reooI
cotolysts that turn these
Jelleff-exclusives into fosh-
iondom's most exciting
coats! Already hand toi-
lored Of pure MoneoIion
cashmere or finest Worumbo
wool, befurrine only heops
luxury otop luxury!
Skesehsd risht-4wo Ierss mink
skins, beeuty-bowed in beck, cole
lor our three-button Ebonique wool.
Block with noturoI rcnch mink;
blue with Embo Ceruleon" mink.
1916 proportional sizes. $i9S
Bslow--nofurel Russien sable
crowns block Precious Peoh GOSH
mere. 1916 sizes. Sass
JsllsH Goats, Third Floos. ? Street.
BefuTed eoot collections, $Ils to
$;25, OF every JslleH fashion store
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Teen BRIEFS

Thomas johnson, Roger Lev
erton, Todd Linsenmyer,
Hugh Marion. Gail McDor-
man, James McMichael. Bar
bara Shilling, Mary Spivey.
Richard Stepp. Alan Wilhide
and Natalie Yopconka.
&&*
Students at Suitland Md
High School have collected
more than 5000 toys in their
annual Toys For Tots cam
paign, sponsored by the STU
dent council. Toys in need
Of repair we're fixed by stu
dents taking shop. The toys
were distributed to hospital
ized and underprivileged chill
dren in the area.
The junior homeroom class
of Mrs. Margaret Reid won
the door decoration contest
at Falls Church (Va.) High,
sponsored by the schools Key
Club.
Runners-up we're the home
room classes Of Mrs. Ann
Romanus, Bruce Campbell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey and
Robert O'Conner.
i =
Seven Montgomery Blair
Md High School princesses
reigned last night at the
Christmas formal. The girls,
elected by the student body,
were Ginger Adams. Kathy
CheSton, Carol Darby, Caro-
lyn GosS, Teddie Lou Kelly,
Barbara Meats and Barbara
Zoda.
Dana Root of Western
Junior High, Md, has
Evening star., 1959-12-27

A semi formal holiday
dance will be held at st.
Michaels High, Ridge, Md.
from $50 pm. to 1890 am.
Tuesday. Music will be by
the Rhythm Makers. Admis-
sion is 81 single and $1.5O
a couple.
The University Park Teen
Club of the Prince Georges
County Recreation Depart
ment will hold a roller-Skat-
ing party Tuesday night at
the Bladensburg Skating
Rink. The Kentland and
Hollywood Junior Teen Clubs
will have roller skating parties
there tonight.
4 y
Falls Church (Va.) High
School has invited all alumni
to attend a holiday alumni
reception Tuesday night In
the school cafeteria. The af-
fair will follow the annual
varsity-a lumni basketball
game which will get under
way in the school gymnasium
at 8 pm.
- *#
Twenty-four students re-
Gently we're inducted into the
National Honor Society at
BIadensburg Md High
School. They are:
Paul Alexander, Paul Bra
gaw, Rebecca Breeze, James
Churchill, Judith craig,
Irene Credeur, Jack Drager,
Richard Fredlund, Hugh
Gauch, Helen Hatfield,
Sharon Hunter, Dorothy
Jackson, Jane Jackson,
Evening star., 1959-12-27

BILL BREITWEISER, 16,
a Junior at Washington-Lee
High (Va.)-"I'Ve got four
private parties to 60 to. I'm
going to pick a date that will
go over big at whichever
party I decide on. Parties are
keeping us busy every night
during the holidays. There's
a crew dance tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Holiday Activities in Full Swing

ship Fund and the Parent
Teacher Association stadium
fund. The teen-agerS went
from door to door Offering
the candy bars at two for so
cents and toothbrusheS at
two for 81.
Montgomery Blair High,
Silver Spring Md has a
new club for girls who plan
to major in physical edcua-
ton in college. the Junior
Majors Club.
The Future Homemakers
of America at OxOn Hill
tMd.D High will purchase
equipment for the home eco
Monies department at the
new school as part of their
project for the coming year
on "teen-age consumer"
4 4 + \
A special low-priced ad-
mission to Saturday matineeS
for bona fide teachers and
students of Washington area
high schools is being offered
by the Arena Stage, Twenty
sixth and d streets NV.
BY presenting an activity
card or other student identi-
fication, pupils will be ad-
mitted to the professional
theater in the round per-
formances for 81. Telephone
reservations can be made in
advance for the $50 seats
that will be open to teachers
and students.
Evening star., 1959-12-27

JAMES JONES, II, a senior
at Eastern High ID. Co.
I'm going to a pajama party
at my cousins. Girls will be
there early in the evening
and We'll dance and then
take them home. / won't get
home until 8 pm. New Years
night because the boys will
20 to q movie or listen to
records on New Years Day
after the party. I stayed
home last year"
Evening star., 1959-12-27

BRENDA SIBOLE, II, a
senior at Suitland Md
Hight don't know. I
might baby sit or go to a
party. My boy friends in
the Army but he has to leave
before New Years eve. Last
year we we're at my sister
in-Iaw's who's from Scotland
and she said if someone
knocked on the door at mid
night shake hands with him
and it brings you good luck
for the year. My boy friend
knocked on the door,"
Evening star., 1959-12-27

been elected parliamentarian
of the Montgomery County
Association of Junior High
Student Councils.
-
heatOn (Md.) High
bought and wrapped Christ
mas gifts for 70 boys at the
Laurel Md Children's
Home.
The SurrattsviIIe Teen Club
recently gave $500 to the
Surrattsville Md Junior
Senior High School in ap-
probation for the school let
ting the club meet there for
the last seven years.
An essay contest on the
Prevention of Vandalism
Throughout Recreation Faci-
lities and Schools" is being
sponsored by the District
Recreation Departm e mt.
Teen-agers 13 and IA have a
maximum of $50 words,
while layers Is and over
have a 30-word maximum.
Essays must be submitted to
the nearest District Recrea-
ton Department playground
before l pm. January 8.
Toothbrushes and candy
bars we're sold by Wheat
on Md High School stu
dents to raise money for the
Student Government Scholar
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Taking ItOver-

"Whot Are You Doing New YeOrs Eve" TEEN osked
i've Washington youths this question 10 doys before
$50 becomes Official and got these answers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17

COLESVILLE-SiX- Dick. LlV.
r%: tlreRl, .: 2 baths g sod fun = bsms;;
s sasats. 6w aSTS S ~, Qs IA NO
CUSTOM BUILT all brick, full
basement rambler with 3 spacious
seS9os n ana BRINE iu s ES1ns sp MfaT
neighborhood. New house condi-
ton. S22,5p0. A. J. KEeSIN0ER
q CO. JU, 0-4544.
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ANDREWS AREA

CAMP sPRINos-Brick rambler
breezeway, garage. 3A-acre lot
3 bedrms.. 2 fireplaces, full base.
ment' FLA appraised, S2l, $50
Owner will accept less for cuici
CLINT N-Brick rambler. Thre,
bedrooms, fireplace. tile bath
-acre lot: walk to Andrews
FoREsTvnLE-seller will conside,
VA-FHA or conv. on this 2-bed.
rm. expansihle attic home, stu.
sted on acre lot. screened porch
sR3SiHSDoSYw1NE-s acres; s-bed.
room, frame 2-story home: hot.
water heat, Ia baths, garage
deal for large family; Si5.9
c. DIXON. Realtor. RE. e-s7s,
ANDREWS AREA, N. Forestvilie
low. rambler, 2 Ice bedrms., lee
pretty kit. and liv. rm., storm
windows. doors, anchor fen, Or
extra lge. level cor. lot, close &
schools. churches and shopping
centers. Sale price S1I,75O, FHA
$3.50 down, SS5 mo. pays all. AS
SURED MTG. q RLTY. CO. or
MD. RE. $3.50, ewes. RE. f-5105
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

BARNABY WOODS. Chevy Chase
2 baths on End a.; fine kit. with
eating space, lge: din. rm;, lovels
Nv. rrn., pvt. rear screened porch
s0s: srab this before school starts
REALISTIN0S CORP. OIL. 2-020S
CHEVY CHASE. DC: -S19. 900. 2:
Ssa sS a sS%s With den on SseP 10
wall carpetins. CHEVY CHAsE
REALTY. I'm. 3-1S00; eyes,. OIL
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
icoNTINUtD)

FopR coRNERs-oraeieus briel
sep. din, rm., 1st iicor powder
shaded I'd, Owner transit, TERMf
2pkE os sSyHSuRBAN PROF. MOT
GREENWICH FOREST, Bethesde,
Impressive brick split-ievel 2M
yrs. old. All air cQnd. Superb kit
hedrms.. 3 baths. I'm. daylight
family rm.. earport. extras, Lovely
garden. trees. Md sos. SAMUEL
s.7s sSo III .. OF MD" INC" Oh
GREENWICH FOREST, Bethesda
S16,0b0. Brick 3-bedrm. Colonial,
extra bedrm. and bath In hsmt.
heated. jalousied porch, lovely
deep lot, trees. SAMUEL r. BOO.
Leg OF ND. NC, OIL. 0-7s0c
HANDYAfAN's DREAM - So.b0(
for older bi-leyeli 3-bedrm, and
den home on. lge. wooded lot n
s SUE Il AM P aS1s.' M vi. o-oipO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bed-
rm.. 2h-bath. brick. split-leveli
DEEP wooDED Lof
Huge Nv. rm,, dc luxe kit. and
sswSa w. J. NfcHo oiI HE. $1,000
KENslNoT0N = 4 bedrms,, bsmt,
and lots Of shade. S13,2bO, KEN
DRuBKIN a CO.. 10. 5-336o.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your house,
no comm. charge. Quick service.
Immed. settlements. 10. b-3740.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-SE.
CAPITOL HILL
$24.95O
HOUSES Goa skLE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PK.-Beaut. 4-bedrm
ssf.: conv. to Catholic Univ. an.
parochiai schools; retired cwnei
leaving. city. will sac. at specula
tive price. for quick sale: prospee
tive purchaser must have 5000
down payment. Box 34e-J, star
RIGGS PARK-Assume 4% OF loan
i blk. to shopping, trans, AM
school. broom brick semi-det.
fenced yard, small down payment
vacant and immed. occupancy
OWNER. LA. 6-0743.
COLORED-Sl8 CLAIMING ST.
2 hrs, 2 epts.. 4 rms, bath ca.
o.h.w.h.; yds.: $500 dn. .UN. 4-704.
COLORED-ee60 CARLTON ave
Lee. lot. $500 dn. UN. 4.7045. :
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TREES"

And . lovely spacious brick Colo
corner lot. Large living room
separate. dining room, and won
derful side screened porch. Give
s your fHm ~ room TO grow for
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HEART OF RIyERDALE : ThIl
fss$ ys Sre Ssas lsr sS%5Hr in liz
chor-fenced handicapped lot. sep.
s :sis y ssiESsoJ Ti ia 81 & al 81 81
8. DAVIS q Co. NC,
HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-3-bedrm.
sa S. a%el'E y Ss:n s.e Ss ssoss
drsWi, Boiiins. saitlsnd, schools
churches, shop. ctr. 10. 7-670e
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FOREST HILLS

$500 ELLICoTT ST. NV.
An address Of distinction
in one of Washington's most
beautiful locations. adjoin-
ing secluded Rock Creek
Park, yet close to Conn.
ave. and its smart shops,
schools, Murch Elementary
school. Alice Deal, Jr. High
and woodrow Wilson Sr.
High. Split-level. Individual
" styled, luxuriously ap.
pointed; 8 huge rms, 3
bedrms., with potential 4th,
unusual closet space. rec.
rm., 3 full baths, bsmt., ga
rage, gas heat, unusually
Z attractive financing. Priced
in mid-40s. Open daily and
TO REACH: out Conn.
ave. to Ellicott st.. right on
Ellicott to sample home.
ALDON PROPERTIES, INC.
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