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WITH ROD THOMAS

recently set an aIl-time record
for the league with a set Of
l.i70S. including games Of $50.
$40 and STA. Nellie Short con-
tributed $50. Mile Mister,
328: Norma league. 329; 0e-
neva Farmer. s2s. and Frances
Williams. 1862.
50 $50
The Good Counsel team No.
l. composed Of boys IA and is
years old. looks good to win the
championship Of its class in the
duckpin division Of the national
mail-o-graph tournament con-
Quoted by the American Junior
Bowling Congress. Competing
at Wheaton. they rolled l,76l
from scratch and with a rs
handicap crossed 1889. Jim
Perretta shot 1853. Mike STAN
chic, 345; Frank HardeSty, 1862;
Ronald Rakowski, 346, and Bob
Machone, 355.
i Il *&
When Suburban Record rolled
734 in the Silver Spring Major
League 1t displaced former area
highs Of 7l3, by the Real Clean
ers in the Spillway Major
League, ITO by Rip g. Kay's in
the All-Star District and 703
by Haley's Ford in the Metro
politan Circuit-all fired at the
Spillway.
49,
The name of Dan Cuthbert,
jr., director Of admissions at
the new Shenandoah Downs
race track, strikes a familiar
note. A Baltimorean, Cuthbert
for seven years carried a duck
pin tournament average of 1870.
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NOTES
on
BOATS
By BOB JONES

The dream of nearly every
boatman is to cruise. Once
the cruising bug has bitten you,
you become an advocate for life.
There is adventure in it. escape
from the humdrum in our
landbound lives. and the salts
faction Of the wanderlust urge
that boating people have in
large measure. What better
way is there to see the world
than from the decks of your
own boat?
Actually. the fun starts at
the very first moment the idea
of cruising strikes you. Then
comes getting out the charts.
plotting the courses. looking
into advance weather reports,
picking spots for scenic value
as well as good anchorage and
supplies, and the inclusion Of
an occasional land trip to a
place of historical interest or
local charm.
There is nothing better than
cruising as an incentive for
sharpening up ones navigation.
rules of the road and seaman
ship. If your plans must be
postponed or Cancelled COM
pletely las sometimes happens,
alas, it's been a pleasure just
thinking about it anyway.
\ II i
Group Cruising Popular
Going cruising can be a
lone-wolf operation or a group
affair-taking your pick. You
can start out alone and meet
up with congenial crowd along
the way, in some out-of-the
way harbor. Or you can join
| a club, such as the Cruising
Club Of America or the local
Outboard Boating Club. and
enjoy the benefits Of group
planning. For the inexperi-
enced. the group idea has a lot
Iof merit, and once you have
Learned the ropes, you can
take of on your own if that
is your wish.
But whether you cruise
alone or with a group, the
skipper has the responsibility
of getting his ship in proper
shape for the journey. tuning
up the motors for top per-
Torrance, charting the course,
navigating, plus numerous de-
tails having to do with the
safe operation Of his boat.
To the first mate it means
planning the ships provisions.
AS anyone knows who has
spent a week or two on the
water, this is the key to max
ing the cruise a successful.
happy one. No matter what
size boat it is, stowage space
is always at a premium. Two
weeks supply for a party of
four on a 22-foot boat is quite
| a load. and planning stops
along the way, If possible, is
advisable.
Consider Contingencies
How about the weather?
There is always the chance you
may have to layup in some
cove miles from the nearest
store. With proper figuring you
will allow for such events and
keep a reserve supply on hand
The trick is to always have q
lgood supply Of essentials on
board. Then, where and when
conditions permit. stop for pro-
visions to fill out the gaps with
those perishable items that
must be consumed right away.
When the moment comes to
cast off, and every detail down
to the last drop of gas has been
taken care Of, is there any,
thing that can beat it? No sir!
Not even foul weather will spoil
the fun. You can put UP with
more discomfort on a small
boat than you ever imagined
possible, and still have a Whale
of a time.
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Features Syndicate, Inc.)
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WILL 4OaA tAAAASo W AAA~~NCtAA
mothers on their day. Twice
victor is Mrs. Ruth Morgan Of
Takoma Park. mother Of a
prominent Maryland shooting
family. She has been Maryland
State women's champion five
times and in 1855 won the Vir-
ginia State open championship.
Other winning mothers were
Mrs. Virginia Robinson Of Sill
yer Spring and Mrs. Mildred
Kern Of Greenbelt.
The opening match May 10
win be fired at the Greenbelt
Gun Club. Four events at so
yards are scheduled.
Upset Scored in 1883
Last year the darlington
Junior Rifle Club scored an
upset to become the first all
junior team to take the title.
The Greenbelt Gun Club, win
ner nine times in IL seasons,
was a shaky second ahead Of
the U. S. Aggies and Andrews
Air Force Base.
Individual honors and the
Norman Motor Co. trophy went
to Capt. Richard Hanson of
Andrews. Mrs. Morgan led the
women and Frank Smith Of the
darlington club took the Nc
DOME junior trophy.
The Maryland Rifle League is
the oldest active organization
Of its kind in the Washington
area. It was formed in the sum-
mer of 1916 from the remnants
of the many pre-World War II
clubs and the several new clubs
that sprang up as a result of
wartime emphasis on shooting
as sport.
Each year since the league
has sponsored indoor programs
during the winter and outdoor
programs in the summer as
well as a program Of training
new shooters.
Outdoor matches take place
at the Greenbelt or Beltsville
ranges while the indoor season
just concluded was held at the
Maryland University range.
OF the 10 clubs represented
on the indoor schedule three.
the Greenbelt Gun Club, the
U. S. Aggies Rifle and Pistol
Club and the Berwyn Rod and
Gun Club, were charter men,
bers of the league in 1916.
Each team competed once
against each team in the
league. Then the league was
separated into three divisions
based on performance and each
team fired one more match
against each Of the teams in its
own division. The system was
adopted to assure close compe-
tition for all teams during the
last few weeks of the season
and spread out the awards to
provide incentive for the newer
teams.
Season Record Set
When the smoke had cleared,
the Powderburners Rifle and
Pistol Club and Greenbelt club
were tied in the A division
while the Aggies and Berwyn
club were tied in the C divi-
sion. Andrews Field won a
clear-cut victory in the B divi-
sion.
In the shootoffs, the Powder
burners and Aggies were the
victor. A new season record
was set by the Powderburners
in winning, 1854 to 1,548. The
Aggies went 10 points over
their top score in beating Ber-
wyn, 1888 to 1.454.
In individual competition in
which medals or ceramic
awards are given to leading
shooters in all classes, Arthur
, Cook of Adelphi, Md, took the
: top award. That was hardly a
surprise.
Cook was the 1948 Olympic
champion, three times national
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COACHING MERRY GO-ROUND
ErdeIotz' Resignation
CIimoxes Grid Shifts

Colorado's physical education
department.
Doherty said he wanted to
stay in coaching as did Mont.
Both admitted they had no Of
fers. Boyd was in the same
boat.
There were some lateral
transfers, too. Florida States
Tom Nugent got Mont's job in
a step up the ladder. Browns
Alva Kelley moved to Colgate
to take over for Fred Rice, who
became Lisle Blackbourn's as
sistant to Marquette.
Pros Taking Over
Blackburn succeeded John
Druze, who moved on to Boston
College under Mike Holovak. In
a similar move, Hal Kopp re-
signed at Brigham Young and
went to Boston University as a
defensive coach. Tally Stevens
took Kopp's job.
The pros have made their
influence felt in the college
real. Joe Kuharich succeeded
Brennan and brought with him
members of his Washington
R,edskin organization to give
the Irish an all-pro coaching
staff, that also includes one
holdover, Hugh Devore, a for
mer Philadelphia Eagles coach.
John Bridgers. line coach of,
the champion Baltimore Colts,
took over for Boyd, and took
on assistants with pro expert
ence.
Some of the new faces in
1859 will be Everett Sonny
Grandelius at Colorado, Chal-
mers Dump Elliott at Michi-
gan, Perry Moss at Florida
State, Otto Graham at the
Coast Guard Academy, Tommy
O'Connell at Drake, Dale Hall
at Army and John McLaughry
at Brown.
Here is the rundown of the
major coaching changes since
the end of the 1858 season:
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SUMNER SHOOTING TO START
RifIe-T otin' Mothers
ToObserve Their Day
BY CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor Editor

They say the shooting will start on Mothers
Day.
They meaning the august heads of tie Maryland
Rifle League explain that it's traditional to start the
leagues summer schedule of matches that day.
Furthermore, the opening matches have been
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A REAL

PANORAMIC VIEW from
this exquisite stone and
brick rambler. Walk out
from 2 richly nnished rec.
nm. attn picture vind,w
en-. . patio tina: uverlooks a
wide eXuanse Of unoistuTbed
park area and stream. High
igh5sd is this spacious
lom5'nat On liv IN din
m. aIea. . twin size bcd-
ms be2 stifu. kitchen com
d exc with modtrn Rpb 'iEnees
a e b fc'l cablners Cow. =
Mi. n. parOCiial and rGo.c
Sc90tis. MaaV extras n
cluced 1t S@0.q5n. FLA or
clnvent'unal terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
HOMEACRES

A beautiful section of custom built
homes, mr., Riggs I'd. and MOL
This S-yr,-old brk, has a full bsmt,
with rec. rm, den, kit. and full
bath, list fir. liv. rm,, firepl,, sep
din. rm, big kit, bedrms and
bath; End fir > more bedrms,
rouShed-in kit. and bath. A won
derIul home for lge family or
extra income. A $4,000 home for
Slg,N5O.
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FORESTVILLE

Beautifcl. 6-rm.. Cape Cod shingle
with garage and tool shed land
scaped lot, 100xl60; $1,000, easy
terms RE. 7-2ll3; ewes, 10
S-1564. CAMPBELL REALTY CO
FOREST HEIGHTS, 2O6 woodland
dr.-Reduced under FLA ap-
praisal this week only; 3-bedrm
brick Colonial with liv; rm, din.
rm., full bsmt., Ia baths. lge.
yard only $3.50 dn., and move In.
Call Mr.. RICE, 10. 7-1925. or 10,
7-0364.
CAPE COD. stu
ated on a LARGE handicapped lot
located In an area convenient to
public and parochial schools, shop
ping centers and TRANSPORTATION
attractive neighborhood: FHA ap.
praised. Sl3,45O. Sec this one
todayll Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, APP. 7-S400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
CLOSE TO D. C.

Just right, is this cute
apt. size bungalow for the
retired couple, Wooded level
lot. Compact and comfort
able. betrm separate
din. rm., full basement This
home will allow simple time
for 'eiSure. No back break
ing clean ag or scruotirg.
Nearby S ran5a shopping
and chur mes. Price, $3.50,
with only 1850 down.
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Routh Robbins
REAL ESTATE CORP.
KI. $4,000

ALEXANDRIA AREA - -bedroom
$1,000 down, So 80 per mo Vi
INC. IA, 1-5S00.
ALEX. AREA-1Sx27-ft. liy, rm,
with firepli l3xl6-ft, sep, din.
rm., kit. with eating area !
bedrmS. master lJxlSl; lulI
tile baths; paneled rec. rm,; built
in gar. All this in a modern all
$50. only one. immed. occupancy
Exclusive with 4, F. Stefiey Real
Estate, JE. 4-O064
ALEX, Beverly Hills; S16,900-
lovely 2-bedrm; brick; garage
OWNER, JU. s-963O after 6 pm.
ALEX. -FAIRFAX. S17,y50; S1,400
down, FLA, sos monthly, int, and
principal = Brick split-leyel, To-
Gated S. Of Alex, mr.. Fl, Belvoir
Liv rm with f1repl., din. rm.,, lge;
fully equip. kit on LIST level, :
bedrooms, bath up; Ice. Paneled
rec. rm., q bath down; washr0om
ar. lear att, gar. extremely low
BAAsC VII bNauIlAul AApA.N' 1LLA
REALTY CO., Realtors Insurers
XII S-lS6S.
ALEX. = Spacious 5-room semidet.
brick home in excellent cond, with
fun bsmt. Near Bashford lane.
Just Sl1,25U, with $500 cash.
CROWELL g. CO., Realtors, 2l6O
N Glene, ia 5-01O7.
ALEX. del RAY-S550 cash in
cludes settlement. Priced SlO,25Q
Brick, > bedrms., bsmt.; needs
some paint: vacant, move right
in. HAMMER REAL ESTATE
JE, 4-9494.
ALEX. SPECIAL; ll,5O0--3-bed-
rm. rambler; liv. rm, includes
wall-to-wsll carpeting; equip, Kit,
with auto. washer fenced yard,
] block to school. FLA approved.
Excellent terms. XII 9-3630, THE
NJ. H. BARRY ORG, Realty
Admin.
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SLIGO PARK

Is at the back door; brick
Semidet. with 3 bedrms.,
ia baths, full tile walk
out bsmt., kit. with every
thing Needs some, decorat-
ing but a real bargain with
only $1,000 dn.; full price
only Si4,500 or make reaS-
enable offer Assume SILL
600 CT loan.1
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$3.50 DOWN

II it's convenience you
want at modest cost this
time-tesIed Colonial style
home IS the answer HiRh-
lighted are s oedrms. liv.
rm.. coy fireplace den. din.
rm., 5'g Fit one block rom
ST. Jeroms's Church and
Sch lol: tTansp. Lt4d shUb
ping close BY. Act now. move
in tomorrow. S1S.500 is The
fV.l pr.cs.
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6-rm. all-brick RAM
bier In popular Lewisdale. Liv. rm.
with large picture window and
unique corner fireplace, sep. ain
rm,, 3 nice size bedrmsn with
sliding closet doors, full rec. type
bsmt with fireplace screened
porch S20,950. FLA or eonven-
tional terms.
CUTE AND cozY 2-bedrm. brick
bungaloW with semifiniShed attic
for 3rd bedrm, picture window in
iV nm, table space Eit.s large
master bedrm. with bright corner
windows; Sl2,750. Only $500
down.
OPPORTUNITY TO ASSUME 4lscs
OF loan on this attractive 3-bed-
I'm. California redwood rambler,
firepiace pansied din. area. Sic
dc luxe clsc' XII, full bsmt. with
beaut. rec, rm., many extras. See
and compare. sl1b00,
AREA-4-bedrm., brick
Cape Cod. generous size liv. rm.,
equipped kit, full bSmt.. alumni
mum storm windows, lust of
Washington Baltimore expressway
Sl6,150, FLA .ermS,
Landowner HILLS-3-bedrm. brick
front rambler, only 3 years old;
table space kit, full bsmt. with
rec. rm., off-street parking, Value
plus at Sl4.250. Low down pay
ment financing.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-51i4
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GAITHERSBURG

3-BEDROOM HOME in top location
and convenient to everything. FLA
approved and ready for occupancy
Dining room porch, breakfast
nook; garage; $1,000 cash needed
RAMBLER of 3 bedrooms, full base
ment, large fenced back yard with
large trees. Nearly $1,000 mort
gage with Az interest Priced
at S14,950.
BRICK RAMBLER and PRIVACY
on this lot Of over an acre. Base
ment with recreation room. Extra
large well-equipped kitchen; Sl9,-
500
LITTLE ESTATE Of FIVE ACRES
in beautiful setting, $500 down
to qualified buyer
LARGE 2-Story home on an acre
of ground for S15,500
OLDER HOME, close-in Gathers
burg for $4,000 Large lot and
good value.
BRICK CAPE COD, now building
by small builder with exceptional
reputation as good builder; Sl6,-
$50.
MANY OTHERS. tell us your needs
ROMER g. CO., REALTORS
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The PERRY BOSWELL co.
VA. 7-4,Ul REALTl RS
OPEN TIL Q PM
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A HOME WITH INSPIRING VIEW
OVERLOOKING l00-ACRE PARK
This 5-vear-old custom built
BRICK RAMBLER has a variety
OF features TWO interior ire
places Tin living room and recrea-
ton rooml, dc luxe Kitchen with
table space, large screened porch,
spacious garage; 3 bedrooms. high,
dry corner lot; walking distance
TO. University Of Maryland, high
school, st, Mary's Church and
School and huge shopping center
Only VI ,500 with interesting
terms! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Don't wait, see this one today!
AP, 7-S400
ACCOKEEK-2-bedrm rambler with
tirepl. on-!a acre: Tyr. old. Sl0,-
BERGER REALToR, 10. 7-515l;
eyes. Blu. 3-2155.
ADELPHl, Heitmuller Estates
Mod. 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
carport; full bsmt. with beaut. rec
Tm; baths, brsezeTay s23'939
HUGH T. PECK Realtor' He,
ADELPHI : THREE : BEDROOM
SPLIT-LEVEL with de luxe kit,
Sdd o a Tsf many amy oher tut Rtaies
Just listed First-time offer $50
$50. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROTHERS. AP. 7-S400.
ADELPHI-Sl3.75O buys this 3-bed-
room brick rambler L blk. from
shopping center and University
lane. Tiled bath, full bsmt, Will
sell FLA with $3.50 down. Call till
o pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS e. CO., INC
ADELPHI = All-brick rambler: ,
dows and doors; fenced lot: good
buy for less than $4,000. UN.
4-S5Sj
peter j. hagan and son
ALMOST z , ACRE with tall trees
surrounds SEVEN.RooM rambler
luxe luxe kit. sUNRooM, iEe. iiV. w. rm.
gar. and full bsmt: sacrificed at
Frs BROS. INC, AP. f-S4G0.
ANDREWS AREA--3 and 4 bedrm
dn. SIG mon. pays all. Exclusive
with ASSURED MORTGAGE &
REALTY co. OF MD, RE. 5-SSS0.
ANDREWS BOILING AREA-Quick
possess. in 3-bedrm. split level.
Din. rm., rec rm., l2 baths,
fenced yard, and storm windows.
FILA financing with low down pay
ment $1,000. owner transferred.
handy REALTY CO., REALTOR
RE 6-4300, til q.
BELLE MEADE Area $1,000 Gl
loan can be assumed. Less. than
clean 3-bedrm. rambler; sep. din
rm.: A-acre level fenced lot Quick
possession. Only asking SIS 800
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
UN. 4-ll66.
BELTSVILLE New 3-bedrm.;
ell-shaped brick rambler; lge,
master bedrm. with 2 double clos
cts and u bath, sep. din. nm,
modern "eat in" kitchen; base
ment; A-acre lot; only S17,250.
PARAMOUNT REALTY, AP. Z
4434,
BERKSHIRE. near Andrews, Suit
land - Wonderful. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Large rec. rm., powder
rm. in full bsmt., firepl, beautiful
level lot. Many extras. Low down
payment, FLA or conventional.
Call Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-Sl3b, or
ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Lge. 3-bed-
rm. home; lSX2S liv. rm,, lge. din
rm., porch. bsmt. l-acre lot o. D
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-1ll3 or JU
9-6015.
BRICK COLONIAL - THREE bed
rooms Ia baths. full basement;
located on fenced and HANDICAPPED
lot in an area convenient to pa
rochial and public schools. shop
ping and transportation: Sl3,45Q;
LIST time offered Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, INC, AP. =
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FIT. Washington Forest

$1,000 DoWN-CARPORT
Beautiful corner brick 3-bedrm
rambler; 200-ft. corner lot; as
sumo GI loan. Now we both know
this won't last, so call me early
Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
CO, ST. 3-736S.
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SNILLE-O-DtuTm. OOIOlIdI
home, on large lot; separate din
Ing room. full bsmt. with gas
h.-W h.. huge screened front porch:
of street parking aluminium
storm windows. Priced at only
$4,000. FILA or conventional
terms. Cal I'll 9 pm. WA =
1900 ROBERT S. DAVIS q CO.,
INC
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HYATTSVILLE-SlTbU Tor this
stone Cape Cod with 4 bedrms.,
$GAN R2I9s F REs1s EP9m E fl5eS gos
kit. and din. nm fun bsmt. with
garage. W, j. NICHOLAS, HE.
4-l00O.
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SIMMER

Attractive white brick Colonial
situated on a pleasant residential
circle. Library and full bath on
LIST floor ( bedrms.. > baths on
End Recreation rm in full base
nent az ground level Ewes, call
". c. 4 A. N. MILLER pEv co.
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
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BURCH REALTY col

10. H.0Y32, after Q pm. AP. 1-7S5l
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Spacious
6-rm. Colonial; facing lge. rec.
area; better than new; 3 pastel
bedrmS., huge liv, nm. equip. kit.
street parking owners Florida
bound; sacrifice sale, S12,50O.
W. r. HUGHES CO, AP 7-l40O.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-New 3-be6-
room S5 rambler under constr; Gegi
rec type bSmt, outside entr. to
lge partly wooded lot; close-in
location. Buy now and select your
color scheme Priced to sell;
Sl5,25Q,, W. r. HUGHES CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BARGAIN VALUE AT SII,O5O!-
Nice liy rm. with tirepl., good
kit, din. aicoVe, 4 bedrms, :
baths, lge. screened porch. Good
financing; good condition. OIL.
2-0l77.A MARKET REALTY.
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BETHESDA
Greenwich Forest
OIL. 4-6833

FAMILY ROOM, 20xI2, with pvt.
entr., 3 hig bedrms., Ia baths
din. rm,, de luxe kit. w/breakfast
counter, level fenced yard. Owner
transferred. Purchaser can assume
Az, loan at Sl04 mo-; only
SlS,950. Call now DONALD E.
YOUNK1N g. CO., 10. 4-S022
til ..
FOUR CORNERS AREA = Just
listed! Retiring COUPLES will ap-
preeiate this attrac brick rambler
with every possible convenience
It's rOOmy, like new, beautifully
decorated. just Sl7.950! RIPLEY
CO., JU. SOIL.
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LANGLEY-Carole Highlands
Sl,250 dn., assume 4Iafs Gil loan.
3-bedrm. Colonial. Firepl, sep, din
rm,, full bsmt. side porch. WILL
TRADE, CALL HALL" 10. D.
1431 nj HA 1-36Sl
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$500 Down

only SI2,g5O will buy home with
mcconnell Sep. apt. rents $50 per
mo. owners home consists OF 3
bedrms., lee. liv. rm., sep. din. rrn,,
spacious kit. full bSmt. To in
spect call JU. 7-7700 or AP. y
4646. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC
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- All-brick rambler: ,
bedrms. full bsmt.; storm win
doWs and doors; fenced lot. good
buy for less than $4,000. UN
4-S5S3.
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IO H-OHU-

After Q PM, WA. 7-564l
DISTRICT HEIGHTS; $3.50 down
FHA approved. immaculate .
bedTm Cape Cod. Expandsible at.
tic, bsmt., screened porch, cal
RE. 5-40S5, RE. $500, WEST
REAL ESTATE.
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KENSINGTON

street: close to schools
and shops Immaculate Cape Cod.
3 bedrooms. firepl. fenced lot
Ialousied porch; full bsmt. $3.50
down may buy FLA. S14,5n0
Call JU. 7-7TO0. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC.
5ENSINGTON-At a new low price.
$4,000. this brk. Cape COD is
the buy Of the month; liv. rm.,
pine-paneied din. I'm, kit. with
table space. 2 bedrms.. plus dem
full hsmt with rec. rm. and bath
To inspect, call 10 5-36sS, SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES. Mgt.
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1O-YR. MONEY BACK

AbHBURIUN-BEI
Three spacious prize winning dwell
ings. rich In contemporary design
and planning, outstanding in every
detail
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ALEX -ARL FAIRFAX

Center hall Colonial with gracious
living room, cherry sun-den, fam
lis" size kitchen, powder rom
conveniently located at the hack
Of god closets. A full DAYLIGHT
basement with sectioned recrea-
tion room that's ideal for Young
sters. Located on a quiet eul-de-Sae
in Alexandria, this lovely home Is
close 10 Francis Hammond High.
Macarthur Blvd, Blessed sscra-
ment Parish, close to shopping
and Transportation, this authentic
ColLnial offers quiet, gracious liV-
ing for the discriminating
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ADELPHI-Sl3.75O buys this 3-bed-
room brick rambler l blk. from
shopping center and University
lane. Tiled bath, full bsmt, Will
sell FLA with $3.50 down. Call till
o pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS & CO., INC.
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IoTspS NV Neutrality-suspicious.,

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Beltsville' 5
best: top value; new 4-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod; lge, sep. din. rm., Eye
level kit. many fine features incl.
. tiled baths; big daylight bsmt. I;
only 2 left; FLA or conventional
terms; A-acre lots; priced Sl1-
$50 W. R. HUGHES CO.. AP.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Assume
e esoT, iG ia bs SShp1 sRtr si isVei
lot; close to everything. Selling
S11,950. W. R. HUGHES co ',