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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03

The National Hockey Leagues
Stanley Cup playoffs had a
decided Canadian tinge today
with Montreal and Toronto
holding the strong hand in the
seminal round.
Montreal's CanadienS, seek
ing an unprecedented fourth
straight Stanley Cup title, hold
a 80 margin over Chicago after
blasting the Black Hawks with
four goals in the first period
for a Az victory last night.
Toronto'S Maple Leafs,
themselves winner of the
coveted trophy three successive
years back in 1947-48-49, sur
prised the Bruins with a Al
triumph on Boston ice. Now
they head home for the sixth
game holding a 80 edge.
Play Again Tomorrow
The sixth games IN both of
the beSt-of-seven series will be
played tomorrow night with
Montreal at Chicago, where
the Hawks won their two
games, and Boston at Toronto.
The Leafs also won their first
two games against Boston on
their home ice.
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It also would knock out the
Johansson fight.
"I'm not worried about Lon
don beating Patterson, if thai
fight takes place." said Bill
Rosensohn, who is promoting
the Patterson Johansson con.
test. II have seen Patterson
fight and I'm sure he will dis.
pose of London"
Expects Tough Fight
Patterson, however, has more
respect for London's ability.
I'm expecting a tough fight"
said Patterson at his Chatham
N. j., training camp. Hes a
brawler, I hear, and brawlers
make it tough for BOXERS"
What did Patterson think Of
Johansson?
I'm going to be ready for
anything against him." re-
piled Floyd. From what
hear he can punch and he
can box. But I'm looking for
ward to meeting him. I want
to fight often.
After stopping Roy Harris ir
the 18th round at Los Angeles
last August 10. the champion
admitted he was rusty an6
needed more work. That was
his first fight in nearly a year
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FOUR TITLE DEFENSES PLANNED
Patterson Pleased
With Busy Schedule

NEW YORK, April 8 (AP).-
This is great news. I'm 9
fighter and I want to fight
The more the better"
So said Heavyweight Cham
pion Floyd Patterson when told
that a fortnight program hae
been lined up for him in the
next 10 months. If he wins
them all, he could earn up
wards of a million dollars (be.
fore taxes and managers cut
between this May / and No
vember /, 1860.
Definitely on Floyd's busy
schedule are the defenseS
against Brian London at Las
Vegas, May (NBC televised)
and against Sweden's Ingemar
JohanSson. indicated Euro
pean champion, at Yankee Sta
dunn, June Is CIV or threaten
TV undecided). The stadium's
top ticket price will be 500.
For TelevisiOn Series
Beyond those two are title
defenseS against opponents
still to be picked and which will
be shown over NBC television
The London fight and the two
after Johansson are part of q
three-f1ght package with NBC
for the Friday night TV series
These fights must be held be.
fore November, /, 1860.
What happens if the lantern.
jawed London, A 10-to-1 under.
dog, gets lucky and flatten!
Patterson?
"A return fight between thu
two would be our second figh
then" said Tom Gallery, sport.
director of NBC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03
Hornung Returns
To Green Boy

GREEN BAY. Wis, April 3
(AP).-Paul Hornung, former
Notre Dame quarterback and
the Green Bay Packers leading
ground gamer and top scorer
last season has notified the
club he will return next fall.
Hornung had been reported
considering a motion picture
offer and retiring from profess
sional football.
Packers Coach Vince Lom-
bardi said Hornung would get
a chance at quarterback with
the Packers, but that he pre-
ferred playing MIN at halfback
where he could run or pass on
the option.
Hornung played at fullback
most of the 1857 and 1858 sea.
sons. He led the team in
ground gaining last year with
$40 yards and in scoring with
81 points.
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Westinghouse
Seeks 5th Title in
Alexandra Meet

Westinghouse High School
will be shooting for its sixth
team championship in seven
years tomorrow in the 18th an
nual Alexandria Memorial Re-
lays at George Washington
High School Stadium.
Field events begin at II am.
and the relays at 2 pm.
Seventeen schools are entered,
including all of the Northern
Virginia Group I teams. Others
entered are Herndon, Bladens-
burg, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
st. Johns, Anne Arundel and
Culpeper.
WaShington-Lee's dominance
lof the meet will be threatened
by Wakefield and Bethesda
Chevy Chase, each entering
strong teams. The Generals
missed the title in 1856. but
won the three years previous
and the last two years.
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ATCHISON'S
ANGLE
BY LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

learning more about operating
a bowling alley. He plans to
talk with Nixon on the way
back and there's a good chance
that he'll sign a contract
despite an earlier decision to
retire.
Drazenovich wants to locate
in Washington and was here
to talk about a job.
y y rs
Washington tennis fans may
be lucky enough to be in on
the hottest part of the Pancho
Gonzales Lew Hoad tour,
which returns to this area with
matches at the University of
Maryland Saturday and Sun
day. Hoad leads Pancho in
their head-to-head dueling, but
he had the big fellow down,
1879, last year when Gonzales
caught fire and began the
stretch run that carried him
to a 51-36 victory. 1t could
happen again.
Pancho made q pertinent OBJ
Servation about Lewis career in
Atlanta the other night, point
ing out that if the Australian
didn't win this years tour he
may as well stay home in go
You've got to win to attract
customers. A Snowman as vel
as a pro champ, Gonzales also
knows he's got to practice what
he breaches to remain on tor
Of the heap. The matches al
Maryland may be the starting
point of another about drive
for victory.
1t would be better for Pro.
moter Jack Kramer if HoaC
won this years tour. 1t woulC
set up a rubber" series next
season If he wanted it, and al
"a Hoad has more years ahead
of him than Pancho has at 80
Kramer also is reported tt
have Alex Olmedo lined up fol
the tour in 81, if not next year
and if Alex develops as the ex-
perts think he will, an aging
Gonzales doesn't figure to be
much of a test for him. A more
youthful Hoad, at the peak of
his career, could make it a
sizzling and profitable tour.
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Williamson Returns
To Old Dominion

John Williamson of Alexan-
dria, who lost to Dick Acton of
Falls Church by 2 feet in the
top eliminator final last Sun
day, will return to Old Domin-
ion Speedway for another try
in the drag racing meet this
Sunday, starting at II am.
Williamson races a Pontiac
powered Thunderbird and Acton
a Corvette.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASKETBALL
Newport Or. H. InvitatiOnaI
Tournament
SemihnalS
st. Peters Prep VS.. Trenton Catholic
7:15.
Carroll VS.. All Hallows. 9:15.
BASEBALL
Today
Washington-Lee at Hammond. 4.
Fairmont Heights at Phelps, 10 m
Northwestern at Bulls. 3:l5.
st. Stephens at Episcopal, $3.50.
Annandale at Mclean, 4.
st. Adams at Wilson, $50.
Falls Church at Lee. 4.
Groveton at Fairfax. 4.
St. Anthony VS.. Chamberlain at Fair.
lawn, ,.
Richard MONTGOMERY at Friends. 2.
George Mason at Stafford. 4.
Wakefield at Mount Vernon, 4.
TRACK
Tomorrow
Alexandria Memorial Relays at George
Washington, IL.
Virginia Frosh and Cranbrook Schoo
at Episcopal. 3
CREW
Tomorrow
Washington-Lee High at Navy Plebes. /
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Lakers Hope
Defense viii
Beat Ce|tics

BOSTON. April 3 APP
Giant-killer Minneapolis today
mapped showdown tactics to
atone for IS straight losses to
the Boston Celtics and regain
its onetime rating as the royal
ty Of pro basketball.
The setting will be the finals
Of the National Basketball AS
ISOLATION playoffs which open
tomorrow afternoon at Boston
Garden in a nationally tele-
vised contest (WRC-4, 3 p.mJ
The Lakers, who finished II
games back Of defending world
champion st. Louis in the West
ern Division, only to stun the
Hawks in the regional playoffs,
say they aren't going to play
dead for the Celts.
Baylor Is Star
Boston has crushed the LAX
ers in a cross-country victory
string that extends back to
their final meeting of the 1856
81 campaign.
But playoffs are a different
matter as st. Louis discovered.
Led by the scoring magic Of
rookie-of-the-year Elgin Bay
lor, the Lakers wiped out the
Hawks in six games. Boston nod
to go the full seven contests to
eliminate Syracuse in a fran
tic finish.
THE trick is to knock about
10 or IL points off the 49,
point average the Celtics have
been scoring at our expense"
explained Minneapolis Coach
Johnny Kundla. Il think that
would beat them.
Will Avoid Panic
1--WE might be able to do a
few things to slow down the
iCeltics." Kundla continued.
What we really have to avoid,
though, is being stampeded
when they get three or four
fast baskets"
Minneapolis won the world
crown in 1949, 1850, 1852, 1858
and 1854 with the likes Of
George Mikan, Jim Pollard,
Vern Mikkelsen, Slater Martin
and Bob Harrison. Mikkelsen il
the only survivor of that glory
group.
The Celtics took the title in
1857.
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WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W
TELEVISION
Friday
Boxing

AELE v ASAON
Friday
Boxing
Charley Scott VS.. Isaac Lo.
CART, WRC-4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Basketball
Boston Celtics VS.. Minneapoli:
Lakers (NBA playoff finals
WRC-4, 3 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4:30 pm.
Major League Bowling, WRC-
4, 5 pm.
Racing
Florida Derby, WTOP-9,
4:30 pm.
Golf
Masters Golf Tournament,
WTOP-9, S pm.
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, S
pm.
Sunday
Basketball
Boston Celtics VS.. Minneapolis
LakerS (NBA playoff finals)
WRC-4, 2::30 pm.
Bowling
Bowling Stars, WMAL-7.
4:30 pm.
Golf
Masters Golf Tournament
(final round, WTOP-9, 4:3O
pm.
RADIO
Friday
Boxing
Charley Scott VS.. Isaac Lo-
CART, WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
TrOtting
THE Monitor" Yonkers
Raceway, WRC, 1905 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Washington Senators, VS..
Chicago White Sox. WTOP, 2
pm.
Golf
Masters Golf Tournament,
WTOP. 5 pm.
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Eastern Series Tied
As Johnstown Wins

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, April
(AP).-Johnstown scored three
goals in the final period last
night and whipped Clinton
GA. to tie the Eastern Hockey
League championship playoffs
at three games apiece in the
best-of -seven series.
The decisive game will be
played at Clinton tomorrow
night.
Don Hall, Ron Rubic and
Frank Darlington made the
last-period scores for the Jets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03
Carroll Shows
Strength After
Starting Slow
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

NEWPORT. r. l.. April 81
Carroll High School Of WASH
ington, ID. c.. has reached the
first plateau In defense Of its
Eastern States Catholic invita-
tional basketball tournament
title. to the great relief Of
Coach Bob Dwyer.
The Lions. after a sluggish
start. poured 1t on in the Sec
ond half for q 61-43 victory
over Power Memorial Of New
York City here last night In
hrst-round play Of the 22d an
nual affair.
In the second half of the
night doubleheader. All Hallows,
also Of New York City, defeated
Bishop McDevitt Of Harrisburg.
Pa, 1857.
st. Peters of Jersey City,
N. j. got by Central Catholic
OF Allentown, Pa, 1864, in
overtime. and Trenton Catholic
OF Trenton, N. j. trounced Host
De LaSalle. 81-49, in afternoon
openers.
Tonight's semifinals list st.
Peters against Trenton at 8
O'Clock followed by Carroll
against All Hallows about 9:15.
Height Makes Difference
With the exception of what
Dwyer called target practice"
when Carroll swamped the
Catholic League All-Stars a
couple Of weeks ago. the Lions
hadn't been active since the
knights of Columbus tourna-
ment nearly three weeks ago.
You never know how you are
going to come out after a law
on that long," Dwyer remarked
win some concern before the
game.
DIVERS fears were borne ont
IN the first half when Carroll
despite going out at halftime
with a 25-l5 lead, showed the
effects of its idleness by sloppy
passing and generally poor bali
handling.
But as has been the case all
season for the Lions, their ter
rinc height and ability to con-
troll the boards and the balance
IN shooting turned the tide.
carroll, with Tom Hoover in
the key and George Leftwich
driving, kept its head above
water in the first half despite
Its, at times. careless play.
With 5:45 remaining in the
third period, Power had scored
eight points while holding Car
roll scoreless to pull within
TWO points OF tie, 1928, Left.
wich then drove in for a layup
and Hoover dropped in a foul
to make it 1928 and the Lions
were off and running.
Stage Fast Finish
By the end of the third
quarter Carroll was out front
by II points, 1921, and came
up with a 19-point production
In the final period while hold
ing the Panthers to IL.
Carroll wound up making %
OF 43 shots from the floor with
Hoover having a perfect seven
for-seven. Power, shooting al
most aimlessly at times, hit
for only Is of 70. The rebound
ing was about even, A5-43 in
favor of Carroll.
Despite a heavy downpour
and gust winds, about $500
showed up for the night double
header and possibly half that
for the afternoon games.
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KENWOOD PARK-Beaut. 4-bed-
rm.. 2la-bath rambler; din. nm,
family nm. wiser. porch, laundry
on st floor, dbl. garage: low 40s.
A. V. PISANI, Realtors, OIL. A.
1900 ewes HF Q-0I5S
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COLORED-NR. UNION STA, 8
rms, kit. and bath, porch. remod.
incl. new kits, gas heat: SIS mo.
plus utils. Salaried adults pref
Call D. r. WELDON. Agent to in
snanA EE E-OIA1 uraakdavS
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NEAR BLAIR FIGH-Absolutely i'm
maculate sll-brick Colonial home.
featuring bedrms.. large living
room, separate dining room, full
bsmt.: level lot with beautiful
KESSINGER a. 70 III $3.50
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FOREST HILLS

2SO4 ELLICoTT ST. NV,
An address of distinction
in one of Washington most
beaut. locations, adjoining
secluded Rock Greek Park
yet close 70 Conn. ave. and
its smart shops. Schools:
Murch Elementary School,
Alice Deal Jr. High and
Woodrow Wilson Sr. High.
Split level. individually
styled, luyuricusly appoint
ed; 9 huge rms, 3 bedrms.
with potential 4th, unusual
closet space, rec. rm., 3 full
baths, bsmt., garage: gas
heat; unusually attractive
financing. Priced in mid
40s. Open daily and Sun.
TO REACH: Out Conn. ave.
70 Ellicott st., right on Eli
colt to sample home.
ALDoN PROPERTIES, INC.
|. S-5740 REALTORS EN-. $685.
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SILVER SPRING - Immaculate
split-level home with many extras:
3 bedrms > baths, liv. room, din.
room, all-electric kit, bSmt. has
coy rec. room opening onto spa
cious rear ward. terms or will
FLA. Call JU. 5-4222; ewes. VIII.
ic-4244. LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. brick
home: II, baths, rec. rm., liy.
rm., flrepl., din. rm., porch, bsmt.;
schools; assume present loan or
FLA terms. o. D; FIELD. INC.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsRED
iCONIlNuEpl
BETHESDA AREA
NEW BRICK SPLIT

Foyer, den, powder rm.,
rumpus rm., built-in ga
rage, 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
beaut. liv. rm., din. rm.
and kit. Within walking
distance Of public and
parochial schools. $225 per
mo. 2-yr. lease required
with option to buy. To in
spect call EN-. 3-7295 or
VIII. 6-3366.
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SILVER SPRING - CENTRALLY
AIR-COND." 3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier on lovely fenced lot liv. nm.
lge. din. area, cleo. kit, full bSmt.
with den and u bath. excel. n
nancing avail. ASSUME CT LOAN
OR PLACE YOUR OWN: SlS,950.
10, b-36S7. SUBURBAN PROP
Mgt.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED--MD.l
(coNIINuEpl

SILVER sPRINo-vacant; Q bed
rms, sep. din, lge. liv. rm,i newly
dec. and clean: COW. bus and
WALKER-HERhERT
JU. b-0i13
SILVER sPRIN0-spaclous 2-bed.
rm. apt, adults, $a7.bOL sonv.
shopping, parking. JU. S-027S.
SILVER sPRING-Large 2-bedrm.
apt: 4 big closets. Ice. refrigera-
tor, incinerator; mr.. schools,
shops. buses; S94, incl. utils., ex-
cept cleo; Aug. l occupancy HE,
TAKOMA PARK-I-bedrm, bsmt
apt: 500. so Incl utils.; pvt, en-
trance, off-street parking; suit
bachelor or couple. See NOR.
Apt. l02, 7401 Hancock ave.
TAKOMA PARK, So23 and s3lC
Flower ave- -bedrm. apis; or
Accept child. Refs. ~. b-l747
TAX. PIX, I25 LEE AVE- bed.
rm., air cond.: sos plus utlls.: VI
lease. JU. b-b270, W, Q-s9l7
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MASS AVE HILLS

Six-year-old split-level. centrally
air conditioned and immaculate,
Modern kit. with breakfast space.
4 bedrms.. Q baths: new listing,
hne location. Ewes, call Mr..
Cochran, OIL. 6-461O.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-09

EVERGREEN APIS. - / bedTm.,
close to bus line and schools;
S74.60 Call ~. S-20OS.
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BoYDs, MD.-Two-story frame. .
bedrms., ia acres land, beautiful
yard with large trees; piue spruce
price OF this property has been re-
ducd from $4,000 to ~ B. $50:
Someone Is missing q good buyI
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ASS. AVE.-SUMNER AREA-Mas-

PARK-6-rm. lIa-bath
semidetached brick Colonial IA
bath 1st ~: 4'zet, terms. Only
Sl4,950; BEERS BROS, INC,
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

FRED B. CUSHMAN
PALLs ROAD. NEAR POTOMAC
broom frame BUNGALOW -aers
land: excellent location: Sl6,60O,
$4,000 LIST mortgage.
JAITHERsBURd-cape Cod, GUS
tom built. Lying rm., dining rm'
Kitchen, . hedrIms: .., LuIl os sIa.: s
s TsSs sSsE.he ocs SSppns sU s.nte
etc: $4,000. Owner will carry
LIST mortgage Of 100000.
BoYDs, MD.-Two-story frame. 3
bedrms., la acres land, beautiful
yard with large trees, blue spruce
and red maple, small barn. The
price OF this property has peen re-
dued from 81 900 10 slO's51i
FRED B. CUSHMAN
1875 n. Frederick Ave, oaitherspurg
VI YES. s-S Mr. cUsHMAN S *. 1875 :siSd
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED: Chevy
Chase-A stunning brick rambler
on 94-acre lot bordering the park:
y UcuIua' uetiio' ucA' hf' LVoh'
garage, patios and many extras;
landscaping Is beautiful; 1900;
terms available. Call Ju. 5-4222.
ewes, VIII. 2-4244. LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
cLENvIEW-Ali-brick 3-bedrm. CO.
lonial with family dining rm, wood
burning fireplace IN large living
rm, table-space kitchen: full
bsmt., side screened porch. Only
$1,000. 4, J. KEssINoER d. co,
GREENWOOD KNOLLs-Like-neW
6-rm. brick split-level;. rec. rm.
with "a bath. Assume Ice. az
loan; Make an ofier, Slg,95O.
AREA-Sl9.26O for
this , elegant I,n 3-6edrm: brick S.I
ana e fSTs III i0T LIVING"
With full bsmt. with outside exit;
in immac. and new-house cond
w. J. NICHOLAS, HE. $4,000
C0TTAGEi $3.50
down FHA! Built 1882! Well
kept home with = nice bedrms.
plus finished rooms In BASEMENT
Near bus and shoppingi Full price
only SIO,600i RIPLEY CO., ~.
5-6111.
HOUSE HUNTER, BE WISE! As
sumo this CT loan, payable at SOS
per month-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; mod. kit. with pantry, Ice.
dining area: full tiled bsmt. with
den or maids rm.: A-acre Level,
fenced lot. Only S16,750 SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTIES MOT, WI. g.
800.
HARDWOOD, Sl6.-
950-3-bedrm. brick rambler, lge.
liv. rm., din. rm. comb. lge. kit.
with eating space, dishwasher. rec.
room. SIGLER a. CO.. 10. 4-S3S3.
KENSINGTON : Brick 3-bedrm.
rambler on lovely street: Sl9,950:
firepl:, good kit, FIN. REC. RIM.
s si gEn'' e. sBo 0cani Oe Of ND ND:
INC, OIL. 6-7SO0 It'll q
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CoL0RED; ADULTSE1 nm. kit
and b.: ref. req.: utils. incl. SOL.
ED M. O'SULLIVAN Ma. S-7s4S
COLORED-DE Luxe APT, 703
9th st. n.w.-Apt. %: l rm.,
kitehenette ana hath; all utilities
incl: only $685. mo. MR.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. $1,000.
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lOIs. MODEIS 81 oOUS DenuelQ
ave. Open 8 to dark.
VII. 2-796S VIII. 2-7967
JOSEPH s. DEvEREUx. NC.
PK.-Utmost in luxury:
New Orleans Colonial; mahog.-
full kit, grac. din. rm., 4 bedrms.
2 de luxe baths, bsmt. has bed
rm., bath, I'm. rec. rm. with flrepl,:
garage, porch; peRged floors,
crystal fixtures. attic fan. alum.
winds, silk draperies, etc: lot
l00xl50. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til 9.
CLUB AREA = New
split-level: only S3l,950; 4 bed
rms. and . baths, beamed ceiling
kitchen, 23-ft. family nm. A
charmer: EN-. 2-s206, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC; ewes,
All C.SgO2
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UneXcelled Suburban Living
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CUSTOM RAMBLER-Spacious g.
bedroom. all-brick, endorsement
rambler home, with . full baths;
on level lot with cool. shade trees,
near school. New-house condition;
SSSSS'5qnI, 4, y; KEssINGER &
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

1871 ELMIRA ST. S.W.-Nice q
bedroom brick semidetached home.
Immaculate condition: finished
basement: excellent location. NEW
COMB JONES REALTY, INC, 10.
2-7R55
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CLOSE IN

COLESVILLE AREA-You will love
this brand-new brick veneer ram
bier with 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
full bsmt., carport on a acre.
Fine residential area. Price, S22,-
$50. Call Mrs. Willer, EV
4-65SS or EV. 4-q515. H. & H.
DEVELOPMENT co.
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FREn III CuSHMAN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3-bedrm. Co
lonial with family dining rm,, wood
burning fireplace IN large living
Tm. table-space kitchen: full
bsmt,, side screened porch. Only
$1,000. 4; J. KEssINoER d. CO..
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ATTENTION, Acc : immaculate
split-level. ASSUME S16,SO0
4hfS LOAN. owner leaving. He
has given this home much care
inside and out. 3 bedrms., IA
baths: kit. seats B; liv. rm. with
f1repl., daylight paneled rec. rm. ::
SeTy W etsde SSTbec yd many nnG
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415
ATTENTION d. c. PROPERTY
OWNERS-St. Bernadette'S Parish,
Lovely 5-rm, Colonial. plenty Of
f 1ndsr U.s. ssoo6 LOT cali Sa Ah1f sd &
AGENCY. JU. s-4477. ewes. ~.
0-6o73
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL ACCEPT TRADE on new s.
bed bssdIrm;. 2,bath so brick rasmb 6sEs;
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lAITHERBBURQ-Cape Cod, GUS
sG% built b aslns rP Pun d bam I ga
rage, lovely location, close TO
school, churches, shopping center.
etc. S26,5OO. owner will carry
ISt mortgage Of 100000.
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GREENWOOD kNULLS-Llke-neW
6;rm. brick split.leyel; rec; rm.
BEERS BROS. inc. ~. $3.50.
HILLANDALE AREA-Sl9,26O for
this ELEGANT 3-bedrm. brick
and de lnYe lit for
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FALLS ROAD, NEAR POTOMAC
5-room frame bungalow, -aers
land; excellent location: Sl6,bOO,
$4,000 lst moTtgage.