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Big Field Anticipated
For Delaware Handicap

considered a certain starter.
was declared today after her
poor effort Saturday,
Silver Spoon, one Of the s.
year-old fillies expected TO start,
was given liz and King Ranch's
Resaca, the Delaware Oaks
winner, got ll3, Weights for
other possible starters are
Endine, 1T; Dotted Line and
Honey's Gem, ll6; Mile
Dianne, ia; Polamby and
Chistosa, ll3; Rare Treat and
Quill, ITO; Woodlawn, 100;
Willing Miss and Rich Tradi-
ton, 1903.
Expected to join the large
Delaware field is Honey's Gem,
the only late nominee to the
$ll0, 000-added event. Honey's
Gem will be flown here from
California after finishing
second in a division Of the
Vanity Handicap at Hollywood
Park. She won the Beverly
Handicap at Washington Park
before that.
Trainer Henry Clark, who
saddled Tempted in the New
Castle, says Endine. who trailed
throughout in the same race.
did not injure herself as
feared and probably will start
Saturday.
Endine, who is owned by the
Christiana Stable, won the
Delaware Handicap by q nose
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE iii

SOLOMONS ISLAND, Md,
July 20.-Bob Thornton of Sill
yer Spring skipped from wave
to wave yesterday to take a
solid first in F outboard hydros
in the final day of Speedboat
competition at Solomons Island
Thornton, "a, machinist who
builds his own motors, pushed
his alcohol-burning hydroplane
away from a feet of seven to
take two first in the FS. He also
took second honors in the c
hydros.
Saturdays big winner. DON
aid Christy of Baltimore. COL
lected two more first-place
mugs with victories in the A
and B cupboard hydros.
When high winds and an in
creasing chop caused four out
boards to flip, Referee Harry
Thompson decided to shorten
the race for the small fleet OF
80 inboards from four to two
laps.
In the 48 inboard hydroS, Art
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MAYOR
LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN TEArTJE

~ WV RooONAalCu ElCoo
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 225 or more at
bats)-Kuenn,~ Detroit. 1913; Wood
City. 1888: Fox, Chicago, and Kaline
Detroit, $50.
RUNS-Power, Cleveland. and Kille-
brew, Washington, -: Yost. Detroit.
az Jensen Boston 81; Apsricio,
RUNS BATTED IN-Killebrew. wash
inston; 80; Jensen, Boston, ~ Cola
"a Lemon. Washington, So
HITS-Fox. Chicago, 1913; Kuenn, De-
troit, 115; Runnels, Boston. I'll;
P Power, Cleveland 1Os; Allison,
D0UBLES-.Kuenn, Detroit, and Will
liams, Kansas City, 20; ,Runnels,
Boston: Fox; Chicago. and Power,
Cleveland, %,
TRIPLES : Allison, WASHINGTON. z;
aid. New York. 3.
HOME RUNS-Killebrew. Washington,
32; Colavito, Cleveland, 20; Allison,
Washineton, IS; Triandos, Balti-
more, %; Jensen. Boston: Maxwell,
sT 61tES R sHd Lemon WashnEsSn
g; Mantle, New York, 10; Lands,
Chicago. 10; Jensen, Boston, IL:
Power, Cleveland, 9.
PITCHING biased on & or more deci-
sioTs) McLish, Cleveland, liza,
$50: shaw; Chicago 81, $50;
pas, Baltimore, 10-4, ia; Wynn,
Chicago, 1915, .667.
STRIKEOUTS-Score Cleveland, 1872;
Pascual. Washington. liz; Burning
Detroit. 1O7; Wynn, Chicago. LOG;
National IEAEUF
at bats)-Asron. Milwaukee. $50;
ham. st. Louis, .337; Robinson,
Cincinnati; 1872; Gillian Los
thews, Milwaukee: ~: Mays, San
Francisco, II; Robinson. Cincinnati
and Neal Los Angeles. So
RUNS BATTED IN-Robinson, Gin
Aaron, Milwaukee, II; Matthews
Milwaukee and cepeda. San Fran
RITs%Aaron, Milwaukee. 1e9; cepeda
San Francisco, ll9;. Pinson, Gin
fl l5 Neal il Los AsPs Cincinnati
OV Aaron. Milwaukee, 30; Pinso Ss Gin in
cinnati, Mays. San Francisco ano
White. St Louis. 20. .,
| IhIELES-MdIItWSs MllWdukttt
Pinson. Cincinnati. Neal, Lo'
Angeles and White. St Louis,
Dark, Chicago and Blasingame, st
HOME RUNs-Mathews. Milwaukee
20; Banks, Chicago, rs; Robinson
Cincinnati and Aaron. Milwaukee
-: Cepeda, San Francisco. 10
STOLEN BASES-Mays, San Fran.
cisco, II: T Taylor, Chicago anc
Neal, Los Angeles. IA: Pinson, Gin
cinnati, Cepeda. San Francisco anC
Blasingame, st. Louis, 13.
PITCHING biased on 8 or more de
cisions)- Face; Pittsburgh: 10 10
IA, .77S; Mizell St Louis, Ia
.733; Law. Pittsburgh, 11-5, 6SS
Drvsdale. Los Angeles, 11-6, 647.
STRIKE0UTS-Drys Los Angeles
147; s. Jones. San Francisco, 1913
Antonelli. San Francisco, l05
Haddix, Pittsburgh. 1885, Koufax
! Los Angeles, 90.
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; Marks SET
In Cup Swim

Naval Receiving Station SWIM
merS set two meet records in
the Presidents Cup Regatta
senior championships last
night. but Congressional Coun-
try Clubs 400-meter medley
relay team stole the show in the
next-to-last event with still
another record.
Tom Murphy, l5-year-old st.
Johns student, came from be-
hind at anchor in the freestyle
to touch out in 4:45.7, giving
Congressional a new record by
Al seconds. Naval Receiving
Station was second in 4:46.7
and Baltimore Knights Of Co.
lumbus third in 4:47.8, also
comfortably under the former
mark of 4:49.8.
Roy Hall and Nancy Eyles
own the other new marks. Hall
won the mems l00-meter
backstroke in l:1l.4 and Miss
EyleS took the women's 100
meter butterfly in 1850, the
latter nipping 1.6 seconds from
the former record.
1OO-meter bresststroke tmenl-l,
Kenneth Freimuth. Baltimore K. OF C.:
> James Beattie. York. Pa; B. James
lOO-meter breaststroke twomenl-
Association: 9. Eileen Cirillo Naval
Receiving Station g. Kathy McCleary'
K. OF c. Time, 1:34.3
lOo-meter fresstyle 'menn men. ,rl Den
CcC; 3: Ray ostrander' College Park.
ii no meter iGei' frsestyle twomen,21,
Sandy Miller. PISA; ., Suzanne Gardi-
ner, CCC: 3, Janet Gallagher CCC'
l' inSo-m ie".S' backstroke Cmen)-1, Roy
Barry King, CCC. Time, Ella.
iOO-meter backstroke, ,,women,c-Il l.
Joyce Poirier, K."of c.; >. Jocelyn Con-
raids, 4'sA; s., Judy Will, X of C.
Time 1:2O2.
mis- Johnston, CCC; ,, Hugh LupHn.
K Of c.: 8, Terry Slonaker, York Pa
Time, :Oa1
lOO-meter butterfly women,
Nancy EyleS. PISA: >, Carolyn Cofiman'
CCC; 3, Sally McIllwain, MRS. Time
l:15 new record.
4OO-mter medley relay tmen)-l'
+. Congressional Barry. King, Bot. Briggs,
Dennis Johnston, Tom Murphy; ,,
MRS: 3, K. of c. Time, 4:45.7 new
record.
"OO-meter individual medley tvomen)
i. Jan Myhre, PISA: ., Carolyn Con-
man, CCC; 3, Sandy Miller, PISA
Time. 2:54.3.
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IA WrestIers See
Action 7 onight on
Alexandria Card

Fourteen wrestlerS will per-
form tonight on a special card
sponsored by the Kena Temple
Shrine at George Washington
High School Stadium in Alex
andia.
A Six-man tag team match
will feature the program, with
Antonino Rocca. Haystacks
Calhoun and Red Bastein team
ing up against the Graham
brothers and Johnny Valentine
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WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the Associated Press

COEUR D'ALENE. Idaho. - Terry
Lewis, 233, Spokane, knocked out
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Auburn Cope
land, 12S. Los Angeles. outpointed
Billy Thomas. 1891, San Francisco, 10
NORWALK. Conn.-Chico Vejar, l56,
Stamford, Conn. stopped Sergio Rios
"a. San Juan. Puerto Rico 6.
BUENOS AIRES.-Orlando Zulueta,
1876, Cuba. and jain Cine, 134h,
Argentina. drew, 10.
HAvANA.-santiaso Martinez. 1924
Cuba. outpointed Claudio Adame, 1875,
Mexico, 10.
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Ycuzu Is Suspended

NEW YORK. July 20 (AP).
Manuel Ycaza, Panamanian
riding star, has drawn a To-
day suspension effective today
for careless riding astride By
affect in the eighth race at
Jamaica Friday.
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hands eight times. Entering
the final turn on the oval it was
anybody's race between the
two. The 22-year-old Penn
State student put the RISK
on the outside and won by les,
than a length.
Gene Hobbs of Silver Spring
was the only other double win
ner overall in the regional pro-
gram of the Sports Car Club Of
America. Hobbs also drove g
Porsche, a production Carers
model.
Hart Injuries Ankle
Jack Hart of Arlington SUI.
fered a sprained right ankle il
the third race. Harris Triumph
TR-3 Skidded on an oil slick
in the S-turn on the second lar
and, after spinning around Il
face backwards, was Smackec
head on by another TR-:
driven by Craige Pelouze Of
Richmond. Harris engine was
torn from its mountingS.
Summaries:
First race, novices, 10 laps. I-Rs,
Gross, York, Pa, WV Special; >
Robert Slack, washington, Alta: ,.
Bruce Jennings, Towson, Md, MG-A
Tme--l9:5 ."
SECOND race. noyices. 10 laps; l.
Warren shamiian' pennsylvania
Elva. Time-lq:0OO
Third race. 10 laps: Mike Roths
Child; Mill6nrn. n. J.. Morgan: y
inn linn. Q: 40 Clark Richmond MG-A
Fourth race, 10 laps: Fire
Moore Arlington. Cooper; 22Dayi
Dousherty. Riverdale, Cooper: 3-Dr
c; Baumann. Pottstown. Pa
OesSitis tb Time,-1S.5O.O:
Silver, Spring, Porsche: HAIR
BLANCHARD, Greenwich, Conn, Porsche
i5GBr9ce Jennings, Porsche Tim
lS.l4.h.
Sixth race. 10 laps: Prank Ban
tiSta. Hyattsville, Elva: ART Tweed
ale. Falls Church, Elva; Bob Nc
KHaguhn; Hickory, N, c., Lotus LeMans
Seventh race, 10 laps: 1 - Rose
PepSke. Allentown, Pa. Porsche RISK
Fred Windridge, Arlington, Lister
Corvette: 3 - Charlie Kolb, Silve
Spring, MaSerati. Time-17 600,
Eighth race, semi-feature. Is laps
Gene Hobbs, Porsche:% 2-Bruc
Jennings, Porsche: 3-Harry Blanch
ard, Porsche. Glass winners-EP, Pierr
Mon. Arlington, AC Bristol: FP, Hobbs
GP. Reed Rollo, Washington, Alta We
loce: HIP, DR.. H c. Baumann, Deutsch
Bonnet: Up. David Guthrie. Hampton
Va Crosley: JP, Hall. Berkeley; HIM
John Berry. Fort Eustis, Va, Renaul
Special. Time-2S:16.O
Ninth race. feature. 25 laps: 1-Roe
er Penske. Porsche RISK; 2-Fred Wind
ridge, Lister Corvette: 3-Frank Sap
tlsta, Elva: Art Tweedale, ElVa: 3
Charlie Kolb. Maserati Glass winners
en-, Windridge; EN-, Kolb FIN, Penske
GIN, Baptista: CP, George Burke Bal
timore, Jaguar: DIP. Tom Cullin, Aus
tin+Healey. Time-4l:22.
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SECOND GAME
CLEVELAND BOSTON

Totals - 5 5 Totals 30 3 3 3
Called out on strikes for strick-
land in 9th: Ran Ior Daley In 9th:
3 Struck out for Buddin in 9th.
Struck out for Schroll in sth.
GLAND zoe 600 iO-5
BOSTON Ill 900 O0-3 teAlled, rainl.
NStrickland. Avila. PO-A-Cleve-
land, pa: Boston, 24-l0 DP-Keough
and Runnes. LOB-Cleveland. 3. Bos-
ton, Q.
merit. 3b-Geiger SB-PierSall s.
Schroll. Cicotte. SF-Strickland
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e.E E1@ Is D. NJ I YoPs' .P9AT bP
Fox TO .Aparieio 10 LollAr; MeDougsld
TO Richardson 10 Howard Howard
sunsssisteH LoB-chieaso, o. New
| 2B-Romano, Richardson, Mantle.
3B-Landis, Howard HR-Slaughter
opposite. sF-McDouSaid, Howard.
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Winner = Grba Q-o). Loser -
Pierce u0-lN.
U-Napp, Rice. Rommel and Stevens
T-3.OO. A-51. 057.
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winner-cieotte C2-Ol. Loser-Bsu-
mann t3-2D
HBP-Bv Locke tBuddinI. U-Flah-
erty, Umont. Berry and Honochick. T
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Wlnner-Kiely 1927. LoSer-PeTry
49,
HIP BY Bell stephens WP-Bsll.
U-Honochick, Flaherty, Umont and
Berry. T-2:4s
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Winner-Mizeu 1l-D. Loser
Wiley t4-5D.
HPB-By Pizarro CCunninsham)
WP-Willey C2D. McMshon. U-Sudol
German. Landes, BoEgess. TAI
A-27.559.
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Totals 30 4 3 Totals 80 8 : 8
Forced runner for Pierce in 5th;
. Safe on error for Lovn in eth. 3
walked for staley in 9th.
CHICAGO 600 OoO 2ON-4
NEW YORK LOG 2lO OOX-6
E-Aparicio. Brickell 2, siebern
PO-A-Chicago, 24-S New York, ~
IL. LOB-Chicago, :; New York. 8.
2b-Goodman. Mantle. 3b-Richard-
son. HR-Bauer, Mantle. SB-Smith.
S-Siebern.
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winner-Labine 4-S. Loser -
Semproch ta-7.
U-Dasebli, secory, Dixon and Smith,
T-2:37
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strickland, Power. Po-A%cieVsland.
1888; Boston. a7-lO. Two out when
winning run scored. DP-Buddin TO
Runnels to Wert1; Brown to Power.
LoB-Clevelsnd, :; Boston. Il
2B--Ruddin, Colayito. Keough, NAL
zone. HR-0eiRer, BaGes. S-Piersall
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SECOND GAME

Wlnner-Ford V0-bJ. LoseT-Lst-
man t3-B.
WP-Duren t2J. U-steyens. Napp,
Rice. Rommel. T-2'33.
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CARDINALS, 9; BRAVES, +:

Totals 3751O5 Totals 37el6a
Walked for Pizsrro in 5th:
. SINGLED for Mizell in 1.h: 3Ran
Grove IN eth; 4 walked for Trow-
bridge in Sth.
MILWAUKEE ~ roo $50 On2-S
ST. LOUIS ----- 900 3l2 2lx-9
E Adcock White PO-A - Mil
waukee, a.; St Louis "a. LOB
Milwaukee, II; St Louis. II.
,,s SB-Mantills White co. Gun
Mathews. Adcock SB-White, Boyer.
CUNNINGHAM SAGrammaS. SF=Nhife
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Totals 3s5IO4

Totals 30 l04 Totals rs q . 8
Homered for Monbouauette In 9th:
Homered for Bell in It'll: Lined out
for Fornieles IN Sth. Ran for WeTtz
N 9th; Called out on strikes for
Kiely In 9th.
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QUO coo OOO-o
200 liz OOx-B
CHICAGO
NEW YORK

I bacflfice ioF Moore IN tthi Struck
for ATias In 9th.
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ORIOLES, z; TIGERS, |

Totals 20 3 l Totals 30 : x =:
Doubled for Groth in eth:
. Walked for Zernial in eth: 3 Bunted
into force for Miranda in It'll: Called
out on strikes for Veal in Sth:
| Grounded out for Burning in Sth:
8 Fouled out for Wilson in 9th.
DETROIT - OOn 100 Onn-1
BAL T1MORE ------ 200 600 OOx-2
PO-A-Detroit. e4-5: Baltimore
ga; DP-Bollins 70 Veal to zernial:
Lernial tunassisted'; LosS TO Boyd.
LOB-Detroit. 4: Baltimore, :.
3b-Woodline. Chrisley. HR-Max-
well. SB-Pearson.
LoeS 3 q q
Narieski - q o q q
winner-oDen CD. Loser-Bun-
nins $50.
U-McKinley, Soar, Chylak and
Summers T-l:55 A-S.S56
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SECOND GAME
LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA

Totals 81 252 Totals 81 3 d 3
walked for Podres in 9Th.
LOS ANGELES - zoo 900
| PHILADELPHIA Ol0 02x-3
E-Hodges. Bouchee. Freese PO-A--
Los AngeleS, l5-4; Philadelphia. 1910.
DP-Koppe to G Anderson TO Bou-
chez Moon 10 Pignatsno LoB-Los
Angeles. s; Philadelphia, 5.
2b-Hodges. Bouchee. 3b-Freese.
S-Podres
10 h er bh so
PodTes - ; ; 3 3 2
XFowler ! .
Phillips .
xPitched TO one man IN sixth Nh.-.
called because Of rain.
Winner-Phillips u-4. Loser
Podres ts-6l.
U-Secory. Dixon. Smith ana Das-
coll. II Al A-25.ll4.
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PIRATES, 3; GIANTS, z
san FRANCISCO

Totals n IOtaIS IT Z
! Flied out for Miller in 9th
SAN FRANCISCO 600 ITO OOO-2
PITTSBURGH 80 90 100 0lx-3
EMazeroski. ro-A-San Francisco
o4-S, Pittsburgh ELL LOB-San
Francisco :. PITTSBURGH ..
2b-KravitZ, Landrith. Mszeroski.
Cepeda. 3b-Brandt HR-Cepeda,
verdon. s-Miller, Lsndrith.
Miller & 3 2 q &
Law p . q 2
Winner-Law Q1-5l. Loser-Miller
40
U-Delmore. Barlick. JackoUski and
Crawford. T-2:37. A-21 ,992.
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DODGERS, 81; PHILLIEs, 4.s
FIRST GAME
LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA
LOS ANGELES
PHILADELPHIA
OIO IO3 3OO-s
OlO lOl OlO-f

I Grounded nut for Farrell in eth;
. Grounded out for Conner in 9th
LOS ANGELES -- Oi0 lO3 1000
PHILADELPHIA --- OlO 1Ol OlO-f
EG. Anderson, Bouchee PO-A-
DP-G. Anderson 70 Hoppe Freess
to q. Anderson 20 Bouches: Labine 10
Neal TO Hodses LOB-Los Angeles 5,
PHILADELPHIA 4.
2b-Larker PreeSe. Phillsy 3b--
Roseboro, Philley HR-Freese, Snider,
HODGES. B-NeAl. SF-FTeese
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FIRST GAME

CLEVELAND BOSTON
4 =
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FIRST GAME

CHICAGO NEW YORK
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TARA

This gracious 4-bedrm. custom-built
home is being offered at q great
reduction A bargain at this low
price OF s32.950. Many extras.
Come by today and see II TO-
yourself.
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oxon Hl!l-ssI3 Murray Hill dr.,
Open sunday, 20. Perfect for
Boiling. Andrews Air Base. The
Major says sell. Here Is q lovely
bedrTn, full dining Tm, an
eiec. kitchen, complete laundry,
Maiko1t bsmt. with scr. patio.
You can assume excellent financ-
Ing With reasonable down pymt.
MURRAY REAL ESTATE, 10.
7-343h. Rves IN aAIn0
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ANTE BELLUM HOUSE, said to be
the Oldest house in Falls Church
Huge l3-room brick house with
baths. Needs plenty Of work but
the price is only $4,000. Could
be hxed up for fine living or in
come CON DIE DICK 10 Monc cur, ,aid the cor.
show you. MoNcURE AGENCY.
Realtors, 6sl2 Lee highway, JE.
2-2200.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS - An-briek
] y STORY home featuring 23-ft
liv. room with hrepl.. sep din
room. knotty-pine rec. room. hot.
water heat, detached garage
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LEWISDALE

LEWISDALE-j oedrnis., living rm
With fiIspl, sspaists Sinlne I'm:
rm., wall-wall eatpeting: blk
10 bus. nr. schools: $4,000
HUGH 7. PECK. He. 4-6400.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.


$50 PER MO. buys this B-rm. hoinl
6sorSss Country Club; Z bedims.'
ssp; din. rm., full bsmt, Price
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ms distance OF Nd. University
az Sam Size ;., porch q Az rsp G., ~
pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8
DAVIS 4 CO.. INC.
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MURRAY REAL ESTATE

HI ~ ,HI :. HaE Ed over
: baths. detached, OWNER. Call
after n nm, RE 0-SA04
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

SEAT PLEASANT ARIA bed
Tms., ice. din. I'm; full bsmt, nice
iot. porchs'' Low down pay
msnt;, owner vii pay ssiiismelnIt.
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or MD, RE. SisssOi ewes" ADJ
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THIS ONES A DREAM

UNIV. PK.--outstandinF 3-6edrm- I;
den. real kit. breakfast rm., rec
rm,; ear.; h.:wh S23.50O, with
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VESTA REAL ESTATE
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
52O3 AND 52O5 .5th Ave.
npuN rOf,av a A

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2 modern new ramblers with every
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MURRAY REAL ESTATE
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gar.: fenced I'd, Must sell this
week. RE. 8-5035, call noon TIL y.
HILLCREsT HTS, AREA-oPEN l.
3; 1902 Dixon st.. oxon Run Hills
Newly redee, J hedrms., sep
S Ssmt. rn Hssu 5is r Gg.. ' EohSS. d ~
Tor directions, 10, $4,000.
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS. sii4 jane
son st.-Words cannot describe
this spectacular 3-bedrm., fully
air-cond., split-leyel home. Drop
by between l and today. for a
pleasant surprise. Ewes. Mr.. SUIT
ton, RE. 5-3a30. MOORE a
MOORE, Realtors, RE. $4,000 or
RE. $4,000.
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TEMPLE HILLS
FOLLOW THE ARROW
FROM ST. BARNABAs RID
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

2203 Iverson ST. Spacious
Brick rambler. Pull bsmt,
with maids rm., firepl., and
"a bath, liv. Tfn, din, rni.,
Kit, 3 bedrms,, Ia baths.
QaraRe In bsmt. LARGE lot.
Close 10 shopping, schools
and bus. Convenient finane-
ms DIRECTIONS: Branch
ave. TO Colebrook dr., right
70 lverson st., right 10 open
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HEIGHTS
4 BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS

rambler, custom built s
Eisses.' H. vi With 'i breakfast s area;
sep. din, rm,; ser, porch, rec.
rm, .-car gar: located on lge,
cor. wooded lot Just a few blks,
from both public and pafochial
schools. Also several other 3 and
b-bsdrm, homes avail In this
himmed area. Priced from IN, ss ~ /.
Colebrook dr. At gath ave, right
2 blks, TO Open sign at 1900
Farley pl.
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q 4NAONIAtI
REALTORS
RE. 5-340O RE. $4,000
HILLANDALE PARK
HE. $4,000

HOUSES BY HUGHES-check ali
taese feature. all brick rambler
8 deliEhtful bedrms., Ice. picture
wind. Nv. nm. comp. GE kit,
plenty table sp., IN. knotty pine
bSmt. plus separate wAshday Tm
Fenced lot, storm wind. neat
schools, churches, shopping, and
tramp. FHA or Oh terms, with
low dn, payment. Selling S14.S0O
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Near High
| Point High and Beltsville elem.
/ lmmed. poss., very attractive :
I'm. BUNGALOW, immae. eond,. full
esmt' det; garage, lee, cool porch
HUGHES co, AP. 5-i4OO.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Brand new
! brick and single ramblers, custom
I line styled, . sunny bedrms., extra
lge. kit. equip. with step-savinR
wooded level lot. See and com
pare these beaut, homes being Gin
structeo Sl5,25U UP. w. r.
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-l4O0.
HOUSES By HUGHES - Adelphi
Hills, first time offered. Spac. brk
rambler In a picture frame settins
on approx. u acre cor. lot. 3 lac.
bedrmS., "a baths. il II. enel.
/ porch, det. garage, family size
/ kit, many extras too numerous
I &c mention. $500 will handle
/ for easy 30, W. FHA financing
Sale price Si9,200 W. r. HUGHES
CO, AP. 7-l4O0.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Take over
Ice. OIL loan. solid brick 3-bedrm.
ei-leVel. Full oSmt, within 4 blks.
be arranged. Act now. Selling
Sl4.a50 W. r. HUGHES Co,
AP 7-14OO.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. Ayondale.
Nd Truly Q charming little see
ton. Every house is drawing
board-desianed. No two just alike
Our ohering Is q distinctive Ward
man-built bilevel: 9 striking rms d,
/ full bsmt.. garage, screened porch
/ gas h.-w. heat. priced for quick
! action at only $4,000. W. r.
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-1400.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

LANGLEY PARK AREA Assume
81 iC eai.s .sTid :ss S .sssS
dark. Sale By OWNER, he. 4.5a67,
LANGLEY PARK. M, n. 4. ave-
lsndseaPsa e CO.., los' 2 I sserN n.
fm. or den, comp. ok kit. many
extras. close to tfansp,, shop. and
schools Assume lse. OIL loan,
Only Sl0,ebO. Priced for quick
sale, z. G. HILLEY q CO., Real
tor, AP, 7-1a00.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
lcoNrlNUEpl

ALEX, Rose HUI Farms--3-bedrm.
m, recr. Fm... laundry rm. fur
nished. incl. air conditioner. auto
washer. dilhwasher. Low down
payment. Flexible terms. so
9-lhlb.
ALEX.-Hy OWNER; brick Cape
fm, and bsmt.' equip. H., IA alarm
systsn; fenced rear I'd or Az,
loan Slg,0b0. XII. g-6260.
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WANT ACTION?

HUGH 7. PECK can sell your home
~ SMILING sALEsM En- no s' HEIP
YOU. 2 locations 10 serve you AZ
any time, 1850 New Hampshire
ave. l1246 0eornia ave.
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"DAY"

IN, DAY OUT. YOU WILL
M NpAF o WISH EY FRrK 5SMT;
NER LOT WITH LOVELY
UNIV. oF ND. AND SHOP
PING, ASKING Sll,!Q0
WITH SMALL DOWN PAY.
MINT AND ONLY $50 PER
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FINCHAM
FEATURES
"HAPPY'

* THE THs.p PAP \ VIC SF2 fE5 AF5
G22in aSE. " With HIS SEP f.f plS.
RIM. LoE LIy RIM, XII,
CLOSE TO Pc, PLAZA,
SCHOOLS SHOPPING, 90
ING FOR JUST $l7 800
WITH ExcELLENT FLA