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Evening star., 1959-12-11
BY the Associated Press


If big Jerry Lucas wasn't
enough to make Ohio State
look tough, Larry Siegfried
now has come along to keep
the Buckeyes unbeaten in
major college basketball.
With the 6-foot-8 Lucas
scGing 80 points under the
boards and Siegfried, GA, pop
ping in % points from the
outside, Ohio State won its
fifth n a row last night, spill
ing previously unbeaten st.
Louis. Sl-74, on the Billikens'
home court.
While Lucas dueled with the
Bills $40 Bob Nordmann un-
der the boards, Siegfried, who
had been averaging less than
IS points a game, hit six of
seven shots as the Buckeyes
built a six-point lead at the
half, ABB. The Billikens, who
had overcome Is and 4 point
deficits while defeating st.
Johns IN. " and Kansas
State in their last two games,
three times led by one before
Nordmann fouled out midway
In the second half.
Lucas Gets Rebounds
Lucas, the much publicized
sophomore who has had folks
talking ever since he was an
Ohio high school ace, had only
q 1915 scoring edge on Nord-
mann at the half. Nordmann,
who had been averaging Is
points a game. finished with
II, while teammate George
Burkel scored 20.
Lucas, now averaging 26
points a game, grabbed 10 of
Ohio States 50 rebounds. The
Bills shared only 80.
Georgia Tech stretched its
two-season winning streak to
IL games with its fifth victory
of the campaign, a 70-64 road
success over South Carolina.
Unbeaten Utah State won its
fourth, 71-66, at Iowa State
after trailing the previously un-
defeated Cyclones by one at
the half.
Miami of Florida, which had
won 10 in a row in a streak
carried over from last season,
was handed its first loss in five
games this season, BAIT at
Centenary. Western Kentucky
go Jared Seton Halls hopes
for a big comeback, 1859.
Good at Foul Line
Georgia Tech had a two-man
scoring show in Dave Denton.
with 20, and Rog Kaiser, with
18. South Cardinals 6-4 204-
pound sophomore, Art Whis-
nant, scored % points. Both
clubs hit 500 from the field,
Evening star., 1959-12-11
FIGHT RESULTS

CORTLAND, Ores. = Denny Moyer,
Akinss $50, ST. Louis, 10 u NHSil
LOS ANGELES - Paulie Armstead
i56, Los ANGELES, outpointed Baby VsE-
Quezs s l35, Monterrey, Mexico, 10.
,oPPihflLADELPHlA - George Benton.
18Oh, Philadeiphia, stopped Gene
WaShington 161, Linden. N. j., 10.
UNION CITY, N. J.-Sammy Jordan,
io0' io0' Union City, stopped Eskil Emer-
SUI: ioU, Goteborg, Sweden, 5.
SLASGOW, Scotland-Billy Rafferty,.
Scotland,, outpointed Dwight Hawkins.
Los angeles. 10. Bantamweights.
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Siegfried Helps Lucas
In Ohio Stote Victory

but Tech counted % baskets to
South Cardinals "a and missed
only 1ive of 10 foul shots.
A appoint second half did
it for Utah State. Cornell Green
led the Aggies, who used only
five players, with "a points,
hitting a field goal that gave
them the lead for keeps at 39-
81. Vince Brewer topped Iowa
State with 10 points.
Little Centenary, which
handed Tulane its first defeat
Monday, made it three in a row
after an opening loss to Texas
AIM. Jackie Crawford, 6-S,
led the way with % points
against Miami, which trailed by
as much as 10.
Al Ellison, Ga, led Western
Kentucky with 36 points, count
ing seven in row to kill Seton
Halls last bid with 6 minutes
to go. Dave Debusschere scored
"a and Ray Albee 20 as Detroit
walloped Iona, S5-67, in the
other half of the Madison
Square Garden doubleheader in
New York.
Late Shot Beats LSU
Loyola of the South handed
Louisiana State its first loss,
66-65, in overtime on Harri-
man Morhan's follow shot with
II seconds left. Wake Forest,
beaten only by Ohio State,
built a 27-point halftime edge,
finished with a .536 shooting
mark and walloped Davidson,
90-55. Ron Rubenstein scored
20 and John Turner 10 as
Louisville, a loser only to
Georgia Tech, beat Eastern
Kentucky, 1857, with a second
half rally.
DEFAULTS .44S shooting job
overcame a 32-point perform
ance by SILL Jim Darrow for
a 74-6S road decision over
Bowling Green. Bill Depp, 81,
scored IL of his 20 points in
the last 6 minutes as touring
Vanderbilt beat Rice, S2-72.
Virginia Military had to go
three overtimes before beating
Hampton H Sydney, 108-96.
Texas Western defeated New
Mexico, S1-77, in overtime,
North Texas beat Hardin-Sim-
mons, 92-89. and Santa Clara
whipped San Francisco State,
1884.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W

TELEVISION
Today
Bowling
Worlds Invitational Match
Game, Championships. WRC-
4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Football
Baltimore Colts VS.. Los An
geleS Rams, WTOP-9, 4:30
pm.
Golf
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, 5
pm.
Sunday
Basketball
New York Knickerbockers
VS.. Detroit Pistons, WRC-4,
2:15 pm.
TDH
Championship Golf, WRC-
4, 4:30 pm.
RADIO
Today
Bowling
Worlds Invitational Match
Game CHAMPIONSHIPS, WRC.
10 pm.
Saturday
Football
Baltimore Colts VS.. Los An
geleS Rams, VOL, 4:30 pm.
Sunday
Football
Redskins VS.. New York Gil
ants, WTOP, 1:55 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
BASKETBALL
SCORES

TOURNAMENTS
Southern Collegiate at Lake Charles, La.
First ROundl
SOutheastern La. 81 Newberry 10
McNeese 80 Florence (Ala;l 48
SoTthWsstern SoI.i ester. La; "a sprinE Hin g
D. C. Teachers 20 sSLA Bowl. Stat. 90
EAST
Western Kentucky IS Seton Hall SO
Cs1neTi. sr5si5 S2 Tech hsa-iTRS az w., N: liz ~ g g
st. FrAIeis (PaD 73
Westminster (Pa.) IS
Monmouth IN. ~ 50 shelton 81
st.. MichAePs CVtD S. -MiddlebuFy IS
ST. Francis CMalnel sO-----Curfy SS
SOUTH
virginia Mil. 1OS (three overtimss)
Hampden-Sydney 06
S.dT.,i GsEs Forest T:ss GO go s.,,,, Davidson s6
Louisville 10 Eastern Kentucky 81
Centenary "a Miami FIa.) II
Stetson 02 Rollins So
N. 0rl. Loyola, 66; Louis. ST., as 1oveF5
Miss. Southern, 81; Northeast La, 50
W, va. Wssi., iOS; Cone. CW. vs.j,, al, 81 g
bridKewater (Va.). 50; Wash.-Lee, 81
New. News APP, 62; Rich. Prof, 81
Randolph 5Si LynchburE, 81
MIDWEST
Ohio state, 81 --- st. Louis, "A
TSs5S RsPSus s,,,i q ,,--- Bowling Green g ss
MicR. R % Teeh, Il; NOrthlaISSSS ISSa eWiat' WSfia'ts' g
Tenn state S5---- Anderson 62
DePauw "a ---Ball State 20
Heidelberg 81 --- Otterbein so
John Carroll SO Western Reserve IS
Buena Vista 50 Simpson rs
Indiana state SO Eastern Illinois IL
Pttsb'E lKans) 60 Spr'feld (MO.) 81
AuEustana (s.D) ss st. Cloud 81
SOUTHWEST
Texas Western 81 New Mexico II
(Overtime)
North Texas 81 Hardin-SimmOns SO
abilene Christian 10 West Texas So
Trinity CTex.j 10 st. Mary'S (Tex5 10
Arkansas st. IS - Southwest Mo. 81
Howard Payne 7S-- McMurry II
FAR WEST
GOnZsEa 10 Whityorth 81
Pacific Lutheran 81 Portland ST. 42
Santa Clara SO San Francisco st. 54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Soccer League
Opens Season

The National Soccer League
opens its 18th season today
with Central Valet, last years
champion, taking on Inca, a
Peruvian Embassy team, and
Maggies Restaurant playing
Schweigart of Silver Spring.
The Central Valet-In C a
match will be played at 2::30
pm. at Twenty Third street
and Constitution avenue NV.
MaggieS' m atch again t
Schweigart will be played at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV, also at 2::30.
Maggies, Schweigart and
Inca are new entries in the
league. The Washington Sport
Club, British Lions, Charles
County and Prince Georges
County will open their season
next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Fast Start Enables Keydets
To Roll Over WIN, 26-7

NORFOLK. Va, oct. II
(AP).-Virginia Military In
stitute's Keydets, refusing to
recognize the odds were even,
mauled william g. Mary. 26-7,
in a Southern Conference foot
ball game today.
Swinging into action in the
first period, VMI scored two
touchdowns before the Indians
got the feel Of the ground. The
Keydets scored twice more in
the third. The Indians lone
touchdown came in the third.
A slim crowd of 5000
watched the game, billed as the
Civitan Bowl, for the benefit
OF retarded children.
Fullback Sam Horner, who
had been sidelined by injuries
since the opening game, led
the KeydetS.
WINS first touchdown came
on an eight-yard run by John
Traynham after a 60-yard
march. The second was scored
by Bobby Mitchell, on a keeper
play that Melted seven yards.
Nelson Elliott booted the con-
versions.
The Keydets' third touch
down was set up by a pass in
reference call on the Indians
10. Halfback Stinson Jones
went off tackle for 7 yards and
the touchdown. A 7-yard pass
from Mitchell to End Tom
Kurkoski brought the last
score.
Quarterback Bob Stoy of
W&M scored on a three-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
FLOWERS SCORES THREE
Mississippi Power
Sinks Tulane, 53-7

UNIVERSITY, Miss, Oct. IT
(AP).-Bruising fullback Char
lie Flowers shattered an out
manned Tulane line for three
touchdowns today in leading
fifth-ranked Mississippi to a
53-7 Southeastern Conference
victory before 23,5O0 homecom-
ing fans.
The 198-pound senior scored
Mississippi's first two touch
downs on diving runs from one
yard out as he operated behind
a massive and mobile line,
Flowers added a third period
touchdown and helped set up
all Of the early scores.
Tulane became the first team
to crack the stout Rebel de-
lenses for a touchdown this
season despite the one-sided
score. But the Greenies needed
two tumble recoveries to man.
age that lone tally.
The Green Wave recovered
q tumble on the Al on the first
play of the game, but could not
move. Mississippi fumbled again
on the second play Of the next
series and Bill Brabham recov-
cred for Tulane on the Rebel
five. A three-yard pass from
Quarterback Phil Nugent to
Halfback jeff Bratton brought
the touchdown and Howard
Kisner kicked the conversion.
Mississippi showed power and
versatility in winning its fifth
straight game, with sharp pass
ing by three quarterbacks and
effective running by three back
fields.
Other Mississippi touchdowns
were by Quarterback Bobby
Franklin on an 11-yard run,
Halfback Cowboy Woodruff on
a courtyard run, End Ralph
Smith on a three-yard pass
from Quarterback Doug Elmore,
and Halfback Johnny Robinson
on a 15-yard run.
The Rebs added three con-
versions on kicks, two on passes
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Hopkins Downs
Hoverford, 1915

HAVERFORD, Pa, Oct. II
(AP). - Tailback OF Garcia's
running and passing accounted
for two touchdowns today as
unbeaten Johns Hopkins rolled
over winless Haverford, 1915.
q Garcia, who played only half
the game, gained 1873 yards
rushing. He spanked an 86-yard
drive in the second period with
a 35-yard pass, then ran the
finl II yards for the touch
down. In the third period he
had a 54-yard touchdown run.
JOHNS HOPKINS - 0 1e 7 e-2e
.HAVERFORD ------ o 0 O. g. 6
Johns Hopkins-sutley 10, run (Boyer
Johns Hopkins-FG. Boyer (36).
Johns Hopkins-Gsrcia IL. run (pass
Johns Hopkins--Garcia "a, run (Boyer
Johns Hopkins-Greenwoo 10. run
pass failed).
Hayerford - Heilman 1, run trun
failed).
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The golf design is superb. And next fall
when Sam Sneod's sweet swing officially
opens the challenging l8 hole champion
ship course with q booming drive, we know
you'll agree that Lokewood's golf facilities
are unexceIled.
Of course, Lakewood will offer q variety
of activities for all family members And
we can promise you this: You're in for
some pleasant and FULFILLED surprises.
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CIV
Continued from Page d.

Continued from Page d.
nal caller, set up his tally in
the waning moments with a 81
yard pass to halfback Tommy
Yates. On the last play of the
game, Taylor apparently was
trapped attempting another
pass, but got away and in a
sort of greased-pig chase slipped
from the arms of practically
every CIV player on the field.
Punts Average 40 yards
Horizons punting had a lot
TODD with keeping the Colonials
bottled most of the time, av-
eraging 49.3 yards on seven
puntS. The Colonials got out of
the trap only in the second and
third periods, but begged down
both times.
Smythe's interception of a
pass by quarterback Bill Canty
and a 50-yard return gave the
Colonials a chance they couldn't
cash in on in the second, and
limos 22-yard pass to half
back Jerry Power helped get
them to the SO in the third
before they were chased back
again.
GEO. WASHINGTON 0 0 o o Q
THURMAN - g 9 0 PA
Furman-Angelica l plunge Crun fail)
Furman-Campbell so run (pass
fall. Furman-Baker plunge (kick
latled). Furman-Taylor 0 run (kick
failed).
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tic Christian and Catholic Uni
versity, it will be the first ap-
perance in the tournament.
Mount st. Mary's is the alma
mater of Jack Sullivan. now the
star forward on the Quantico
team. Sullivan holds tn e
Christmas tournament single
game scoring mark of 43 points
and the three-game scoring
mark of 116 points, both set in
the third annual tournament
when he spanked Mount st
Mary's to the finals. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

collegiate basketball tourna-
ment here December 15-17.
The Marine team, which has
won all but one of the five
previous tournaments, will be
host.
Other participating teams
will be Catholic University,
Jacksonville University, Mount
st. Mary's, Lewis College of
Lockport, Ill. Belmont Abbey,
Wesleyan College and Atlantic
Christian of Wilson. N. C..
For Wesleyan, Lewis, Allan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Gu Hurriers Win;
Course Mark Set

Catholic University defeated
Gallaudet, 20-37, in a Mason
Dixon Conference cross-country
meet yesterday at Gu.
George Matthews, Gu cap
tain. set a course record of
20:350 for the 3.8 miles as he
led teammates Mike Halpin and
George Rosenbaum across the
finish line for the top three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Catholic u. Five
Among Eight in
Quontico Tourney

QUANTICO, Va, Oct. II
(AP).-Seven colleges ranging
from as far away as Illinois,
Connecticut and Florida will
participate in the annual
Quantico Marines Christmas
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STATISTICS

and one on run. They picked
up a fourth period safety when
Smith blocked James Magee's
punt out Of the end zone.
TYLANE ------ 7 g g "a
Tulane-Bratton 3, pass from Nugent
Mississippi-Flowers 1, run (Khayat
kicked)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1, run Khayat
kickde).
Mississippi-Franklin IL, run Frank
Mississippi-Flowers 4. run (pass
failed).
Mississippi Woodruff 4. run wood
run Kicked.
Mississippi-Smith 3, pass from Ell
more Gilmore to Ball pass),.
Mississippi-Safetv, Smith blocked Ma
gee punt out Of end zone,
Mississippi-Robinson is. run Gilmore
to Robinson pass).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

There's excitement opIenty at the Lake.
wood Country Club Offices! And we'll
there should be. The magnificent golf
courses planned for Lakewood are under
construction, the contract for the three
swimming pools has been let, the tennis
courts, (oIong with the swimming pools)
will be completed this year and the final
plans for the oir-conditioned luxurious
club house are in progress and coll for q
grand opening next summer.
Lakewood has just obtained 40 additional
acres for the golf courses making the
overall club layout more than 200 ocres).
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WEST oLNEY PARK-54-ft. brick
rambler on l acre. 3 bedrms.,
din. family rm., Ice. kit. fully
equipped; 2 tiled baths, full bsmt.
All for $21,500.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
POWDER MILL ESTS.

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO Realtors
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nE@pGn
1-DARK
PRESTIGE Area

We point with pride to our loca-
ton. Surrounded by Burnt Mills
Hills and Northwest Branch Park,
we offer the ultimate in hne liv-
ing.
spiit-levels and ramblers, spacious
in design to accommodate any size
family. From 3 to 8 bedrooms,
3 and 4 baths, 26' living room,
formal dining room, WESTINGHOUSE
cafe Kitchen" paneled recreation
room. garage, den, CAMERON, fire.
place, ad infinitum. City water
and sewer, Montgomery Co. loca-
ton, convenient to everything
Ask about our fabulous TRADE
SALE PLAN and exceptional f.
nancing. Priced from S29,760.
Open daily til dark. Dir: Out
10th st. to Colesville I'd. right
3 blks. past Four Corners to
NORTHWEST BRANCH ESTATES;
or, out New Hamp. ave. TO Coles
NORTHWEST BRANCH ESTATES.
J. c. Conley & Co.
HE. E-7O6O Field once
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

$4,000, $500 dn' we take trades.
ALLEN, REALToR, RA, 6-3133.
soMERsEr-s-yr. -old rambler, bet
rms, . baths, lEe. rec, rm. with
nrepl,.. big rear scr. porch, Nice
shaded lot, Priced upper 30,e.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. $4,000 Ewes, OIL. 6.l427
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PALMER PLAcE-charmlns bun
;s!sS sss : Is S q; 81 a
S ssy : :stss: S fIHs snsSREy
INC. LU. 4.34O0; ewes" LII.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DALE DRIVE AREA = Charming
brick Colonial. near Montgohlery
Blair his. beautifully Handicapped;
3 bedrms,, luxurious paneled den
on LIST q plus knotty-pine rec.
rm. downstairs; only S21,9bQ. low
down payment. Call EVELYN @.
KAPLAN q CO., RA. 6-2l45.
ENGLISH CAPE COD near Hechts
in q quiet wooded neighborhood
OF Dale ,drivel S20,000l FLA
appraised higherl 3 bedrms, sep
din. rm., rec. rn., garage, hot
water heatl All-brick with slate
roof RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-6l11.
FAIRLAND AREA bedrms.; ga
acres; city water; plenty OF trees,
beautiful view. JU. 5-925l.
FOREST GLEN-You must stop,
look and admire this 2-bedrm
brick beauty loo. on a lot designed
for privacy. MANY extras such as
plastered walls, firepl,. etc. SUB
URBAN PROP, Mgt., 10. 5-36S7.
FOREST EsTS.-3 twin bedrm
, brick Colonial with bsmt.: garage,
storage attic, fenced lot make an
offer. Sl9,950. BEERS BROS.
INC. JU, 5-76l0.
FOUR CORNERS AREA-3-bedrm
brick rambler mr.. Northwood High
School; cleo. kit. full bsmt.;
fenced yard; assume Ice, 4h%
loan or FLA; VACANT: only
1880. o. d. FIELD, INC, JU.
5-7113, s. til o.
FRANKLIN PARK-All-brick, com-
pletely air-cond. split-level; , bed.
rms, > baths, separate dining rnn.,
rec rec rm 9. RUSSELL BAUER
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GE0ggm
SPRINGFIELD

SPRlNGFlELD
New 4 and 3 bedrm. homes. Co.
lonlals. split-levels and ramblers
Extra lge. kitchens, fin. rec. rms q,
wooded lots: cow. to everything
Out. Mass. ave. ext, right on
Brookway, follow Open arrow
Open 10 til 8 pm.
THE ALLEN g. LUCAS co,
OIL. 6-ss6s TILL . Pm.
ST. CATHERINE'S-l blk. to this
3-bedrm. home; terms are easy;
500 cash and sos monthly total
Vacant; move right in! YOUNKIN
g. CO, 10. 4-S022 It'll 8 pm.
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. Diet. home
on nice cor lot; z rms, . full
baths. carport; $4,000. HUGH
T. PECK. 1890 New Hamp. ave
HE. $4,000.
TALL TREES and big living rm
with firepl. distinguish this from
the usual rambler. Three bed
rms, breakfast nook: only Sl7,-
$50. YoUNKIN g. CO., 10. 4
StlD1 I'll q
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FRED A. SMITH co.

iI3I ith ST. s.E.-cor,. Diet. brk, (;
foyer. liv. rm. with closeU, din.
rm. and kit. on LIST moor. Hall
with ciosetl, 3 bedrms. with
closets and tiled bath with
built-in showerl on end floor Rec
rm, with elosetl and service rm,
with half BATH In bsmt. lout-
side entrancel. Gas heat, front
lawn, rear lawn (feneed) and
garden (feneedl incl, In lot, Con-
venient TO churches protestant
and Catholicl. schools ID, C, ele-
mentary, jr. high, senior high and
Catholic parochiaD, shopping cen
tiers "a, tTansp, q bus linesl,
and all Govt. activities In Sc,
area. For sale BY OWNER, $4,000.
Call 10. 1890.
1884 FORT BAKER DRIVE Sc,
the most beautiful view In WASH
ington, overlooks the entire city;
loads OF extras In this Congress-
mans home. Must see TO appreci-
ate. Asking S31,b00. BRISTOL
REALTY CO., Ii. 4-7300, LII.
3-Oll2 or RE. b-4734.
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LARGE DEN

And powder room on FIRST floor. ALL
new electric kitchen with break
fast room, 3 twin-size bedrooms,
paneled recreation room, . nice
porches. Excellent financing.
GRAHAM & co. JU. 5000
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NJ. p, oATcHELL

Rockville Plaza Motor Hotel, Inc,
Mr.. intersection 1855 and Old 24O
pSA0S IA A-TNOO
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LANE MANOR AREA-Three- bed.
rm. brick rambler. newly deco.
rated 3419 Harmon st, LA,
6-l539. BY OWNER. No agents.
LANDOVER HILLS-Calif, rambler
built in 1854. LEe. liv. rm.. 5eaut.
kit. with breakfast area, 3 bed.
rms, full bsmt. and tiled 1oor.
Ige fenced lot, excel buy at
$4,000 and assume a lge. Az
GI loan Of $4,000. z. c. HILEEY
q Co, Realtors, AP. 7-7206.
LANDOVER ESTATES -bedrm,
rambler; patio; tool house, fenced
yard; all utilities. Excellent terms.
bSmt. close to schools. shopping
and transp.; shady. fenced yard.
WALCROFT, REALTOR
SP. $4,000 AP. 7-1Sqe
UN. 4-3645 AP. 7-9733
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GAITHERsBURG-3-bedrm. brick
baphs r on eice in WS IS 9 lot din
Il. lge. kit, full bsmt., oil H.
VIII. rec. rm.: $22 800.
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ROSEMARY HILLS
1929 HIGHLAND ST.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

ROSEMARY HILLS
1929 RICHLAND ST.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Brand-new custom-built brick ram
! bier; lge. liv. rm., din. rm., 3 fine
! bedrmS., . ceramic-tile baths, full
bsmt.. compl. furnished rec. rm,
and bath, decorated with beautt:
tile floor; unusual lot gives full
S ffom t !ssfI 4 %ssn rn p Tss
$as,a5o, Terms as low as rent
or can Mr.. MccREX. RE 7-89S4.
DIR. Turn north of E.-W. hwy.
on Sundale st. (opposite Red Cross
Bldg.), l block on left to Rich
land terrace to Richland st.
SACRIFICE = Bethesda split-level,
near NH; excellent financing; no
agents OIL. 4-3127.
SENECA-Completely furn., year
round cottage on waterfront with
boat landing; beautiful 24-acre
lot: full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
bar: ideal for all water sports;
fishing and hunting. Sacrifice for
S11,995; cow. terms can be ar
ranged. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC, Empire 5-1313.
SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY Hills
bsmt.; 7-rm. home Ideally situated
mr.. schools, stores, transp.; Sl5,-
$50. OWNER, JU. 9-1S09.
Sill. SPG., Woodside Park-Close-
in 3-bedrm.. . twin size, 2-bath
custom built brk. Colonial; scr
porch. garage, lge; beaut. lot
OWNER, JU. 0-Sg42.
SILVER SPRING forest Glen area
Startling 3-bedrm rambler val
ue, Sl7,95O Sep. din. rm., fine
kit. full bsmt,, built-in earage,
porch. Lot, 40 It. deep, SAMUEL
!. BodLEYo OF MD. INC" OIL
SILVER SPRING-It will be loyt
at first sight Huge Colonial with
3 spac. bedrms., ia baths; built
in garage: delightful rec, rm.. re-
cessed radiators. Walk to schools
trans. and shop Call for further
inform. 10. 5-36S7. SUBURBAN
I PROP, Mgt
1 SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm brick
rambler: Al 1T. finished rec. rm
| . firepls., lS-ft. screened porch,
~ baths: level lot Large 4,1aTl
CT loan: avail in Aug ! block
from school, low 20s. 10. 5-2902.
Sill. SPG. WHEATON AREA a
bedrm., 2-bath frame Cape Cod;
! Arm, bath apt in bsmt. Close
| TO shops, schools, churches, etc.
$1,000 cash, assume loan. Ap-
prox. $4,000. VIII 2-6242.
SILVER SPRING. LANGLEY PARK
-6-rm., semidet. brk.; ~ baths,
alum. S. and s., dishwasher. Sl4,-
800; excel. terms: Az CT mort
| gage: open Sat. and Sun. SOL
Carroll ave; principals only.
SILVER SPRING-Air-cond cen
ter-hall rambler. 3 bedrms.. sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt., rec. rm.,. rugs,
drapes, other extras and electri-
cal appliances. $4,000. JU. D.
1895.
s. S. HOLIDAY PARk-3 bedrms !;
IL baths, cleo. kit. patio; 4iafe
Gf loan. Sls,9aO. WI. 6-2752,
SILVER SPRNG-Brick apt. build
ing, with 2-bedrm. apis, hot
water heat; live in / the rent from
, apis. will more than carry
monthly trust payments, LAIRD
B. SCOTT. REALTOR, JU. 9-0420,
SILVER SPRING-caps Cod, 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., garage, fine
neighborhood Underpriced at Sl6,-
$50. WILLIAM F. RICHARDSON,
INC, JU. $4,000 or JU. 5-6240.
SILVER SPRING-OWNER, 3-bed-
rm. Colonial Lee. wooded lot,
patio. rec. rm., washer, drier AIR
CoND.; $4,000. JU. 1898.