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BLUE-GRAY
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on three of them for Al yards.
And although Fichtner had a
better record statistically, Lee,
who had the Nations second
best passing record this year,
made his passes good when
they counted most in a touch
down drive.
For the South, Sam Horner
of VMI, the second draft choice
Of the Washington Redskins,
piled up a 6.3-yard rushing
average with 81 yards in nine
plays. Moore ran eight times
and picked up % yards.
Milstead, Texas Ann quar-
terback, had a 500 passing
average with six competitions
out of II, good for 85 yards.
Sports writer's covering the
i game chose Fichtner the games
outstanding player, although
Joyce won the honorS as the
No. l offensive player for the
North and Paul Rochester.
Michigan State tackle, was
voted best on defense.
Moore won the honors as the
best on offenSe for the South,
and Don Cochran, Alabama
guard, got the most ballots on
defense.
BLUE ~ O II 90
GRAY o q
BLUF-Asad OF Northwestern 81 pass
rom Nichols Of Iowa State Lee OF
Cincinnati kick
BLyEI3Joyce of MARYLAND 3, run Gee
BLUE-wilson of Purdue , run kick
GRAY Moore of Vanderbilt On pass
from IRON Mhite MI,.,sad oi Clemson Moore pass
Left end1McDaniel toklahcma,, D
Left tackle-Corriean Qndiana>
Left guard--Abbatiello Northwest
ernl. CundiT CMichiean StateI
=, Ce1ter-Hitt oklahoma StateD
Kch as Penn State)
Right guard-Wright michigan
state. Shelter Minnesota
Right tackle-Swain Iowa. Roches-
ter tMichisan State).
Right end-Jardine (Purdue), Mess
ner tCtncinnatn. Asad Northwestern
Quarterback - Fichtner CPurdue).
Lee CINCINNATI.
s,I;;G Lsft hsitRaekINichols uOwa sta.e).
Right halfbsc Wilson rPurdueD
Zarubs CNebraska) Benfield Cok,a-
homn Statel
.FullbacE-Joyce Maryland,. Riddle
Pittsburgh.
GRAY
Left end-Manning CWake Foresn
wasden Auburn ""'
Left tackle-GlaSgow jacksonville
State), Foret (Auburn)
Left guard-Sehridge CTexas Tcch)
Cochran tAlabama).
Center-Blevins alabama. Moss
Right guard-Cox (Florida). Schaf-
fer Tennessee
Right tackle-Boone CKentucky).
Olson clemson
Rieht end-Dale virginia TechD
Hudson Florida
Quart taTbaCk-MilStead (TeXas A&MD
White. clemson.
Left hslfba ck-Mathis (CIemsonD.
Rice Texas TECH. -Dvess Alabama
Right halfbsck-Moore CVanderhiltD
Podwika IN. c. State, G Usry CClem-
Fgllbsck-Horner cvMp MacLean
wake ForeSD.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Boys Clubs Open
Action Tomorrow
IN Cage Tourney

The Boys Club of Greater
Washington opens its annual
Christmas Invitation basketball
tournament tomorrow. Games
are scheduled in three age
classes and at three branches,
winding up Thursday.
The first-round schedule:
MIDGET CLASS
Tomorrow
Lanham at Silver Spring noon;
Lewisdsle vs.. Elks at Jelleff. $50 am;
Silver Hill VS.. Jelleff at Eastern
Branch, noon: Green Meadows VS..
FAILS Church "A" a. Eastern. 6:45
at Eastern. pm: Cheveriy VS. Fails
Church c. at Eastern, 2:I5 pm: st.
MsTy'S VS.. Police Be No. 4 at Eastern,
JUNIOR CLASS
Tomorrow
Lanham VS.. Alexandria at Silver
Spring, ] pm East Pines at Jelleff,
lO:3O IN LeViSdale at Silver SpTing,
:l5 pm Mount Rainier VS.. Mclean
Meadows vs. fra' Pofioe Be No. o.m. at fIssn Esstl
eTn, 4:4h pm; BeltSville VS.. Falls
Church at Silver Spring, 4:45 pm
Silver Hill VS.. Lanham-Alexandria
winner at Silver Spring, 4:45 pm.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
Tomorrow
Falls Church at Jellef, II 80 am
Police BC No. VS. Mount Rainier
Brentwood at Silver Spring, 6:45 pm;
Sprlngvale at Silver Spring, s pm
Tuesday
Fails Church B" VS.. Cheyerly at
JellefI, 1870 pm: Silver Hill VS..
alexandria at JeIleff, l:45: Arlington
OptimistS VS.. Langley Park at Jeileff,
m: Lanham VS. St Johns at
Jelleh' $50 pm: East Pines vs.. Me-
Lean "A at Jelleff. 7 pm: Mclean
b at Eastern, S pm: Green Mead
oES vs. JelefFalls Church winner at
Jelleff, S:l5 pm.
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Continued From Page D-1
and lost one. They may be
meeting their toughest oppo-
nent of the season in Indiana.
The winner of that game plays
Louisville or Fordham the next
night.
Mcneil has averaged 14.5
points per game in his three
seasons, on the starting team.
He scored 401 points in his
sophomore year and was the
most valuable player when
Maryland won it's first Atlantic
Coast Conference title and took
two of three games in the
NCAA championship playoffs.
Charley was named to the
ACC All-Tournament team in
his sophomore year, set a
school record for a Maryland
sophomore, and won honorable
mention on an All-America
team picked by a sporting goods
company.
Extremely Popular
Last year Mcneil scored 3l1
points for a l48 average de-
spite missing two games with
an injury. This year he aver
aged l7.8 points in four games.
Mcneil is second in rebounding
to Al Bunge for three years
and is one of the most versa
tile players in the college game.
Mcneil is extremely popular
with his teammates, who call
him Wyatt" because of a re-
semblance to Wyatt carp.
Mcdonald, from Lands
doWne, Pa, moved to the first
team this year after limited
Evening star., 1959-12-27
MARYLAND

Continued From Page D-l
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Louisionu Pilot Wins

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Dec. 26
CAP).-Milton Gagnon. %, of
New Orleans, gunned his 266-
cubic-inch hydroplane into a
double victory today in the
Orange Bowl Powerboat Regat-
ia as small craft warnings flew
iover choppy Biscayne Bay.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
RobusteIIi Set for 81

BALTIMORE. Dec. 26 CAP)
Defensive End Andy RobuS-
telli of the New York Giants to-
day, signed his contract for
next season.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
College Swim Meet

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla,
Dec. 26 (AP).-The 2lst annual
East-West college swimming
meet will be held here tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Fought Way Back

Nineteen-year-old Tuell's ar
rival on the Gloves scene be-
came more intriguing because
he survived a polio attack five
years ago which threatened to
sideline him permanently-at
least as far as competing in
sports was concerned.
John fought his way back,
however, after a long siege,
One of the first things he did
while recovering was to enroll
at the BOYS Club of Wash
.ingtons 18th and MasSachu-
sets avenue Sc. branch.
There he played basketball and
football and now he has de-
cided to give serious attention
to amateur boxing.
For his great comeback and
display OF craftsmanship, Tuell
Evening star., 1959-12-27
What did you have in mind,
Mr.: Engineer?

Problems you can really get your teeth into?
job environment where there's room, to think
and groW? secure spot in fast growing
organization where professional rewards come
quickly? Excellent living conditions?
Raytheon Company's Bedford Laboratory
offers Ill these. A key laboratory in the only
electronics company with prime contracts for
two major missile systems the Bedford Labo.
ratory is constantly expanding its programs
...a growth shared by the men who staff it
What's more, it's located in the heart of New
England, only minutes from Boston, where
relaxed suburban living is only minutes from
metropolitan attractions
In short, Mr. Engineer, you'll find what you
had in mind . :. at Bedford. Immediate open-
ings for the following men, Can you qualify?
Send your postcard or letter to Mr..
Jerry Morris, Professional Employment,
Raytheon Company, Missile Systems
Division, Bedford, Massachusetts. If you
prefer, call (collect) CRestview 4-ssS4
and ask Tor Mr.. Morris.
ooto Hondling Engineers with experience in
high speed, analog- -to-digital conversion tech
niques, logic design, converter and buffer de-
sign Should have thorough knowledge of tape
recorder techniques and digital, servo and
digital-computer design.
Circuit Design Engineers with experience in
design of high speed switching circuits, pulse
techniques, and computer logic Experience in
one of the following areas required: design of
navigation, guidance, control circuits, CCM,
FIN, Pom, PDM, and fusing circuitry.
Poekusins Engineers with a knowledge of
packaging and production techniques in sheet
metal and electromc equipment Will design
electronic portions of guided missiles, radars,
computers, test equipment. Thorough knowl-
edge of circuitry required
EleetromeehonieuI Designers will design
electromechanical equipment and electronic
portions of guided missiles. Will work closely
with Design Engineers in developing electronic
packaging PHILOSOPHERS. knowledge of elec-
tronics, electronic components, and ability to
read schematics required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
CLUB
CALENDAR
TODAY

TODAY
Old Dominion Club Of Alpha
Gamma Delta -8 pm, Ii
Hazelton street. Falls Church.
Speaker, Mrs. Kathryn M.
Everhart, Fascinating Facts
About Birthstones,"
TOMORROW
The WOman's Club of Chevy
Chase, Nd, Inc.-9:S0 am.
horticulture class in craft
room. 1890 am. to IL noon,
advanced French class. l1:15
am. to 1915 pm, Spanish
language workshop. 1915
pm, luncheon and meeting.
Ills pm, Mexico AS We See
IT, by Mrs. Frederick Babcock
and Mrs. Edward Cook.
SisterhOOd Of Montgomery
County Jewish Community,
Inc.-8:30 pm, Chevy Chase
Center. Speaker, DR.. Nathan
A. Pelcovits, author and for
eign affairs specialist, will re-
view Maurice Samuel's "The
Professor and the Fossil"
University WOmen's Club
IL am, morning book review.
Speaker, Mrs. Ray S. Bassler
will discuss Inside Russia"
by John Gunther.
Livingston Manor Chapter,
ID. C. Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution - $3.50 to
1890 pm, Chapter House.
Reception celebrating 50th
anniversary.
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WHY GROW oLD2
Last Call
For Your
Marathon
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Resistsr and Tribune syndicate


This is the eighth week
since publishing my s-Week
Self Improvement Marathon
In January. Thousands and
thousands Of you have Joined
10 see how much you can
improve your appearance
during eight weeks. / already
am receiving letters from
some OF you telling me the
happy news!
Many Of you have a few
more weeks to 60 before your
eight weeks is over because
you had to wait for your
Marathon booklet. This could
not be avoided because Of the
size Of the mail.
Please do share the fun
with mel While II is not
obligatory to write to me
telling me how you got along,
I would love to hear from
you. When / taught classes
! could see the results with
my own eyes and 1t was so
exciting. But, you are so far
away from herel
The Effect
/ especially would like to
know how the change In your
appearance is affecting your
life and personality and your
feeling Of personal identity
as an individual. Next sum-
mer / will publish a few Of
the letters from Marathon
winners, not using names.
1t may be fun as a child
to go up and down on a see
saw but it's no lark when at
mid-life you are on the lose
weightsEain-weight see-saw.
So, why not remember the
things you learned during
your eight weeks Of diet and
exercise?
Surely you can gave your
self more leeway with q few
luscious tidbits once in a
while-but think Of Mara
thon as a way Of life to q
certain extent.
More Health Foods
Eat more Of the health
building foods and less Of the
calorie-p acked devitalized
items. Continue to discipline
yourself in regular care OF
your skin, hair and posture.
Don't lose the wonderful by
products which exercise and
correct weight have brought
you; more energy and less
fatigue, more self-confidence
and more zest for life and
people and accomplishments
and clothes and fun, than
you may have had for some
time.
This is the last call for
Marathon booklets. If you
missed Marathon and would
like to join, send 10 cents and
a stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
for one. Address Josephine
Lowman in care Of this
newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
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THE PRECINCT HONORs ITS CAPTAIN
Citizens Group Urged
As Foreign Policy Aid

groups to do the analysis and
correlation they need" he said.
He expressed the opinion that
the Security Council should be
entrusted with long-term for
eign policy formulation, and
the process of arriving at de-
cisions after weighing the con-
sensus within the executive
branch" should also be made
its responsibility.
SimplificatiOn Asked
Pleading for a simplification
Of governmental structure, he
said:
LAS of now we have too many
committees whose func ton S
sometimes overlap. We are
over-organized, and trimming
and cutting is the only remedy
open TO us.
MI. Mite called for greater
liaison between the Pentagon
and the State Department. I'm
the postwar era there have been
occasions whe nthis liaison was
trimmed to the minimum. There
is not much cooperation be-
tween the two on strategic
questions, and this state of af-
fairs should be done away
with" he said.
He complained that the Blu
reau Of Budget holds a kind of
trump card in the functioning
of all governmental depart
ments. 1T does not serve. 1t
dominates" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
Marital Courts
Child Support
Powers Widened

The powers OF the Domestic
Relations branch of Municipal
Court yesterday were widened
by a ruling Of the US. Court
of Appeals. y
The latter tribunal held that
the Domestic Relations Court
can award back support for
children involved in a foreign
divorce proceeding. BY foreign
the court meant a proceeding
in a State outside the District.
Mrs. Ellen L. Thomson, who
has been a st. Elizabeths pa
tient on several occasions. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06

divorced from her husband VIII
liam in Nevada.
Their two children, 8 and 10
years old. were awarded to Mrs.
Thomson. Later the youngsters
were placed in the custody
through court order Of their
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Rose Hitchcock Of 4l0 Thirty
seventh street Sc.
Mrs. Thomson, through Mrs.
Hitchcock, brought suit in
Domestic Relations Court here
for 1925 as support arrearage
for the children.
The Domestic Relations Court
declared 1t lacked jurisdiction
to make the award. The NUM-
cipal Court Of Appeals upheld
this view but yesterday, the
United States Court Of Appeals
reversed that finding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06

A former director Of the
State Departments policy plan
ming staff favorS a national
committee of former Presidents
and distinguished citizens" to
bring to greater conference and
cohesion to foreign policy.
Paul H. Mite said such a
committee would be a valuable
advisory adjunct to the Presi-
dent, the National Security
Council and to the State De-
partment.
Mr.. Mite, now vice president
of the Democratic Advisory
Councils Foreign Policy Com
mittee, also said: IAN added
advantage of the group I have
in mind will be that it will help
build consensus within America
in all foreign policy matters. P"
Power for Secretary Urged
Speaking at the Brookings
Institution last night on the
urgent and important" prob
lem of governmental reorgani-
cation, Mr.. Mite pleaded that
greater authority and more
powers" should be given to the
Secretary of State.
He said: Requirements of
policy staff work today are
greater than those in Mr..
Dulles time. Ever since the
Franklin D. Roosevelt era no
President has taken any i'm
portant decision without con-
sulting the Secretary of State,
and this role calls for the al
lotment to the Secretary Of
far greater powers than he has
hitherto enjoyed"
Mr.. Mite urged also the eS-
tablishment of a civilian re-
search group, working on a
contract basis, to help analyze
world issues for the State De-
partment and the National Sc
curity Council.
Research Group Needed
'.a'The Air Force has the serv-
ices, of the Rand Corp. to do
this kind of work for it. Other
governmental branches also
have similar groups working
for them. It's time the State
Department and the NSC both
should have their own research
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

$l2.50O-Delightful 6-rm. Colonia
facing sliEo Greek pkWy.; beaut
to everything; $1,000 On.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE GARDENS-
Modern brick and stone rambler
near Takoma Academy; 6 spacious
rms; convenient to everything
$lg:25o. HUGH 7. PECK. HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
QUEENS CHAPEL

QUEENS CHAPEL
3102 KELLIHER RID.
Don't miss this S12,500 BUNGALOW
gas &C. heat; fenced yard; owner
leaving town, willing to sacrifice
for immediate sale. Exclusive with
Mr.. Chisholm OF WOODBRIDGE
a1snL CO. Realtors. WA. =
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COLLEGE PARK
BRICK CAPE COD
2-CAR GARAGE
"a ACRE

10 A4SAbA1
3 bedrooms, bsmt., fireplace. screen.
ed porch. Ridiculously low priced
at S1S,95O. Trades accepted
HENRY z. NICHOLS, OIL. 4-5O73,
Mon. at ma. S.2S33.
COOL, CUTE AND COY Is this
bright white rambler, surrounded
BY tall shade trees and sitting on
deep lot: 1t also adjoins q large
park. Come out and see its two
light bedrooms, spotless kit, full
bsmt., and awning-covered porch,
First time offered! $3.50. Brine
your checkbook! Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
CORAL on H.! HIHL IL $50 fgll price
home. sep. din. rm.: washer, drier
deep freeze. garb. disp.; gar; brk.
doll house. EXTRAS GALORE!
FOREN REALTY, 10. $4,000.
COW: MOL AND NSA, Knoliwood-
3-bedrm. bi-level; lily. rm. with
wall-to-wall carpet, firepl., study,
AZ baths. family rm., din. rm.,
kit, ldry. room, bsmt., patio.
Approx. l,SO0 So. IT,. living area.
Shaded lot on dead-end street.
DISTRICT HGTS., BY OWNER.
bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod: h..Wh.
Partially nm. day-light bsmt. FLA
appraised. S19,50O. Substantial
reduction to conventional financ-
ing buyer. 2703 Ramblewo0d DIR.
Open Sunday l to 2 pm. RE.
5-7S15.
EAST RIVERDALE-S4OO On. buys
this very clean 3-bedrm. brick
home only 1 blk. from ct, Ber-
nard's parochial school; S67.50
mo. payts. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-1700.
ENTERPRISE RID. AREA - a.acre
estate bargain: commanding view
high on o knoll. This older but
thoroughly modern and well.eared
for main dwelling has paruue floors
and h.-w. h.: tenant house Sub
stantial remit, Scar garage. stable
and out-bldgs.: 455-ft. frontage
on q. s. so defense hwy, 1000
IT. east of Enterprise I'd. Price
well below appraisal due to ILL.,
ness. Excel. financing. Phone to-
day for appoint. N. LEO eToRCH,
SP, $4,000.
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~. RITcH IN. AVE. w.; NJ s;,I ' ir: ssn';
Ss:rSs l lss, s ssScs..soCo sssi
gssSSmi' M, My o5%SrssES r. T .1e' O-9BfSS
or your Aaent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

3-BEDROOM brick rambler: table
space. kit; walking distance to
Ga ave. Price, S17,950; can buy
conventional Or Fla, cHEsTER
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ffM0pen

CAMP SPRINGS, NEAR BRANCH
AVE, A104 Sharon I'd; open 2-6
Large brk. rambler, with 3 bed
rms, large clubrm.. earagei Va
acre fenced lot: oil h.-w h. Must
ba sold; make ofer. Mr.. 81. Denis,
CAMP SPRINGS. on Barto ave. mr.,
eiubim. Open go pm. Other
Famblers and split-levsls.
HEIGHTS, 800 elst
Ave,-Large corner brick rambler,
with 3 lge. bedrns., den, 3 baths,
elubrm., 2 stone nrepls., cleo. kit,
b1iitsin garase. Open 2-6 pm.
SILVER HILL. 5000 seth ave, con-
b, C., near Branch avs.-NeW
3 and 4 rms. ) ise. bsdrms., =
lovely tile baths, family rm., cleo.
kit, garage, full daylight bsmt !,
completely tiled, Trader considl
cred. Out Branch ave. to Flesh
mans VILLAGE shopping center,
let on Bonita st. TO houses.
TEMPLE HILLS. on 81. Barnabas
rd.-l-acre .Garden lot. with
large rms,i bungalov; 2 bedrms.,
scr. porch; Sl2,960.
TEMPLE HILLs-Nsw brk. ramb :
Q rms, 3 bedrms., Q baths, full
esmt; with "a bath. scr. porch;
FoREsTvILLE. 5000 Richie I'd
pet. 9 rms with lse. level lot;
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

G1AbA W.
Realtors Exclusive Assent
2tI2 Minnesota Ave; s.k.
CAPE COD bedrms., 1 bath: mr.,
shopping and churches; l blk. from
schools; AZ OF mtg, OWNER,
AP. 7-6636. No Agents.
CAPITAL HEIGHTS AREA-2.bed :
attic. Tslkso1t basement. d dinins
heating, Priced to move At Sill.
900. with $500 down FHA. Small
monthly payments. Call for ap-
pointment TO inspect. Evenings,
NJ; r2uesinberry. sP. 1896.
RE $4,000 and RE. 5-43OO'
CAROLE HIGHLANDS, high on a
hill In w. Hyattsville-A mod, e
bedrm. CALI. redwood ramb.; III
baths, all-to-wall carpeting, fire-
pl. carport: util. rm.: l4xlS-ft.
patlo; Washer-dryer comb; gar
nage disposal; walking distance TO
18th pl. owner. HE. Soisss'' 'o1
CEDAR VALLEY, immed. occupan-
ey, blk. on Pa. ave, OF no
down payment assume 40 or FHA
sep din 9m .a aISsdrTp SEt b., :
washer ana dryer. Xttraetiy, reS,
largs fenced lot. HE0ARTY 4
BYRD CO.. WA. 7-240O.
'sa ata.. s..a1itu . sse.n' s-e.4
garass. $35, 900. Additional
acres available. HA. 2-8SOO and
CT, 6-s44S. CARL ALBERT HEi-
DER. Realtor.
CHILDREN? See this 5-bedrm-
ia-beth home, "a acre Asking
REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.,
Rte. 3Sl. Clinton. CY. 1896.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
taeantl 7-rm. brick. LIST fir. powder
IN. and den, 3 bedrms.. equip.
fenced, yard. Extras include wall
to;Wau earpeting. FHA approved,
prieeq q only SI6.760. Cali own
CLINT0N-l8 acres and lovely 4.
eedrm. stucco home. Storm win
COWS, etc. Asking S17,06O. STATE
kEALTY AND INSURANCE CO.,
Rte. 36l. Clinton. CT. 1896.
cdL;I IN o.. 9 bedrm;, sep.
GIN. im. nome: mr.. new Rte. 5.
Lge. lott garage. Asking S13,0b0.
Also other homes rent or sale
STATE REALTY AND INSURANCE
S0so Rte. 3S1. Clinton, CT.
COLEsvILLE RD., 44O4; open ga
3-oedrm. brick Colonial: rec.
rm., den @UTLER REALTY CO.,
COLLEGE hts. EsTS.-custom A.
pedrm. Colonial; 3 baths. BUT
LkR REALTY CO.. AP. 1850.
COLLEGE PARK AREA-New brick
aront; S-bedrm, rambler for only
$3.50: extra big lot: full bsmt, ;
PRoPERTIEs. AP. 1880. nan
COLLEGE PARK-NeV s-bedrm
ramblers; $13.450. 2 models,
completely equipped kit, wooded
lots patio. Only $50 94 per mo.
plus taxes and insurance, with
log down. JU. 9-5622 or HE.
COLLEGE FAIRS rooms in this
CAPE Cod with huge liv. room,
firepl., family sise din. room,
equipped kit. with table space,
lovely den: End floor, 2 twin-sise
bedrms. Full hsmt., rec. room,
lovely fenced lot. Close to every
thing. $13,260. FLA. $500 On,
1880 per mo. BURcH REALTY
COLLEGE PK.-Owner Transferred.
3 bedrms., brk.. nv. rm., sep. din.
fm.,. Kit, tiled rec. rm. in bsmt.,
level yard with chain link fence;
high on hill: D. C. bus ct corner.
$4,000 down, assume Sl3, 600
trust. Call for appoint. WE. s.
COLLEGE PARK-Assume Az
Colonial; liv. rm.. sep. din. rm..
kit. rec: rm. In bsmt.; fenced lot:
D., C. bus ct corner; payments
only $50 mo. incl. taxes. Priced
aGoSs uie + i SEcKo T R:s,,o4 OvI sE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
PACING THE PARK

PACING THE PARK
UNIVERSITY HILLS
4-bedrm. white brick rambler with
Q lovely view. II has Q full bsmt
with rec. room. h.-w. heat, re-
eessed radiators. large kit, with
table space: walk to ct. Marks
Assume 4h96 large first trust.
THE w. w. LEWIS CO.
Robert L. Stephens, Pres.
HE. 4-3600 Till 9 PM
FIVE BHDRMs., 8 baths, rec. Fm.,
sep. din. rm.. built-in garage, al
brick, INV; heat; close to schools
transp. and p q. Plaza. Reduced
tOossSSls7 '7So for quick sale uN
peter ]. hagan & son