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4-covoleode % Sports.

9-&oVotCooe Ot SpoStS.
Willie Greeves vs.. Yoma 3D.
homo. 10 rounds.
S-Ssof Peffcslnchee. Dfomo.
mo Limit" Dick Powell stars.
9-The Lineup. Dron1o.
The Big Dan MeGrew cose."
Police probe q robbery in which
on ofmed bondit nlckes off With
hundreds of dollofs In Gosh. War-
ner Anderson. Tom TullY.
1880
s-Dis Stofy. Dfomn.
7-yshA Daly. News.
9-Psfson % Person. MuffoW.
soroh Gibson Blending ard Bud
Schulbero will be hosts TO Ed
Murrow.
io:4S
4-Jeekpot Bowling.
7-Weather. Sports. News.
Allen. SieoeI. Dsibert.
1900
4sNews and Local News.
Horkness. Word.
S-News. Warren
7-Movis. Drama.
IA Hours. at Shouldn't Hop
pen to O Dog" 1916. Corole
londis, Allan Jcsiyh.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Doniels.
1l:oS
5-Stoflight Theutef. Movie.
IA Hours. my Favorits Spy"
1912. Jane Wyman, Key kyser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

esatisuss From ffsetdiss Psss
BOO
an Squsd. Mystery.
"Medsl In the Lake" Lee Mar
7-Tombsssns Territory.
WEsTfkN. ,'Whipsaw.'' Pot
Convoy stars.
0-Phil silvsrs Show. Comedy.
"siIko's vompire." Phil SilSers.
Joe G. Ross. Beotriee pons. Ire
peot.J
$40
4.Ths Thin Men. Comedy.
"Lody Fronkenstein." Peter
Lowford, Phyllis Kirk.
S.NAen Wisheut Q Gun.
Especial Edition." Rex Reason
stars.
TIT Sunses Strip. Mystery.
I Hsur. hPosodeno Copper"
PriVote Investigator Boiley and
his poFtner Spencer oImost lose
their lives IN unfoveiino the in
suronee swindiino scheme Of two
elderly women. Efrem Zimbol-
Isl, Jf., Roger Smith, Edword
eyfnes.
9.TV Playhouse. Dromo.
d, "lw League" The comic od-
ventures Of an ex-Mdfihe SER
oool1t Who snroIls os q college
freshman. William eehdix. Tim
HevsV.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
Kruuse Elected
I'd President;
Nuqent to Speak

Henry (Reds) Krause, jr.,
newly elected president Of the
Touchdown Club. will greet
Coach Tom Nugent and men,
bers Of the Maryland football
team next Monday at the clubs
first weekly luncheon Of the
season.
Krause. former all-around
athlete at st. Louis University
and one-time center for the
Brooklyn Dodgers and WASH
ington Redskins. Is the 25th
president Of the Touchdown
Club.
Other officers elected last
night were Andy Davis, for
merly with George Washington
University and the Redskins as
a halfback, vice president, and
". T. Curtis. reelected secre-
tary-treasurer for the 14th
year.
Cliff Battles. AL DeMao.
Bingo Flynn, AL Lujack and
Johnny 6tapleton, all letter.
men. were elected to the Board
OF Governors. Non-lettermen
named to the board were
George Neumann. Scotty Morris
and Sam Ormes.
Nugent. principal speaker at
Mondays luncheon, will dis
cuss the Maryland-Syracuse
game, being played this Satur-
day. and Wake Forest, the
Terps' opponent next week.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
Mrs. Phoebus
Wins Golf Title

Mrs. C. P. Phoebus. the tour
nament medalist with rounds
Of 1882. is the new women'i
club champion at Army Navy
Country Club after Q 2 and
victory over Mrs. w. A
Schoech. Mrs. w. J. Ely won
the consolation.
Mrs. Phoebus. q former Star
Cup winner. has been one Of
the Districts top women golf
ers for several seasons. She
succeeds Mrs. e. w. King "a
club champion.
First-Mrs. r, q. McLuekie defeated
Mrs. II. J. Waters. q and 8. conso-
lation-Mrs. Z. W. King.
second-Mrs. ]. D, Sweeney de-
feated Mrs.. r. 3. Kadel. 5 and 4. Con.
solation--Mrs. =. p. Gchrup.
Third--Mrs. n. D. Hunt defeated
Mrs. Z. II. veateh. 4 and 3. consola-
tion-Mrs. J. X. Pennoyer.
Fourth-Mrs. W. J. Nichols defeeted
Mrs. W. 3. Anslin, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
Champ Leading
Women Golfers

RYE, N. Y. Sept. 80 (AP)-
Mrs. Harrison F. Flippin Of
Ardmore. Pa, the defending
champion. who has won this
tournament each Of the last
four years, assumed q halfway
lead Of 3 strokes Is the Nation
al Senior Women's Coli Asso-
ciation opened yesterday. She
had 38-37-75.
Mrs. william H. Logon of
Plymouth Meeting, Pa, was the
only other player to break 80.
She carded q 39-39-7S.
There were s2s by Mrs. Ralph
Arynor Of Bedminster. Pa, and
Mrs. Ralph Powers Of New
London, Conn, while Mrs.
Hugh Nicholson of Yorklyn,
Del. formerly Of Washington,
D. c.. posted an S3.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
'SpeedIsAdded
ToGW'sAtfack
.ByDeSi1none
BY GEORGE HUBER
star star Writer

Halfback Lou DeSimone's re-
turn to the George Washing
ton football team gives the
Colonials Just that extra touch
of speed needed for the West
Virginia game Friday night at
Grifiith Stadium.
DeSimone, q 5-foot-8. 168-
FOUNDER from Pennsylvania,
earned q football letter as a
freshman last year. the first
freshman to do so In many
years, and had the best rush.
ing average on the team. He
missed GW's first two games
this year q 38-6 loss to Detroit
and an 1914 upset victory over
Boston u, because he hadn't
quite recovered from q shoulder
operation.
Lou is the fastest back on
the team, and his presence at
the right halfback post will
help keep the Mountaineers
loose. His return to action
comes at q very good time be-
cause several other backs are
ailing. and either will miss the
game entirely or will see lin
tied service only.
Dangerous Runner
That he's a dangerous rum
ner is well known to the Noun
taineers - he had q 35.yard
burst against them last year
so his return makes 1t i'm
possible for them to concen-
trate on merely stopping GW's
passing attack.
Just how important the pass
ing game is to the Colonials
this year is shown by Quarter.
back Ed Hino's place on the
national statistical list. He's
nth In the country in forward
passing after two games. with
u competitions in 40 attempts.
q .429 average, for 270 yards.
He's 18th in total offense.
HinO Carries Extra Load
Hino will be carrying q big
load Friday night because the
other quarterback. Chuck
Packan. is among the injured
and not likely to play. The No.
3 quarterback, Sophomore Bill
Hardy. is getting intensive
grooming this week. and Jerry
Power, the No. l left halfback,
also Is being worked in aS
10 quarterback replacement.
Power, who has had previous
|quarterbacking experience e,
didn't play last week because
Of an injury. but appears ready
now. His place was taken by
Joe Ozefovich, who scored what
proved the winning touchdown
against Boston U.
The West Virginia team will
fly to Washington tomorrow
afternoon and viii be quartered
Evening star., 1959-09-30
STRIKES and SPARES
Speed--Doin' What Comes
Naturally!
By JOE WILMAN

Natural speed In footwork
avoids the mistakes that come
with rushing too quickly into
the first two steps. Natural
speed in the arm swing avoids
the problems that come with
trying to force extra speed into
your delivery through strong
arming" the ball, like my friend
"Powerhouse Paul"
In addition to fouling up
your timing and accuracy by
strong -arming." you can ac-
tuaily strain your bowling arm.
At least. youll tire 1t quickly.
and then your speed becomes
erratic.
"Powerhouse Paul" isn't
worrying about straining his
arm muscles. He's too big and
strong for that, but 1t can hurt
the average bowler. So, avoid
all unnecessary strain. When
you pick up your ball, cradle
1t in your left palm UP against
your body. as illustrated today.
Don't hold 1t In your right hand
or arm alone.
In the arm swing, don't force
your arm at any time. Let the
weight Of the ball pull the arm
down and back into the back
swing. Let the same weight
bring the arm worward in the
forward swing. This Is what
] mean by natural speed in the
arm skiing. There's nothing
artificial in such o swing. and
1t helps you to concentrate on
guiding the ball into the target.
Your stance and approach
Evening star., 1959-09-30
IN HUNT FOR QUARTERBAcKs
erps Seek to Repeat
Syrocuse's S Good Luck

game Aims Of last year. said.
In his opinion. Syracuse has the
best team in the East.
Toomey. like everybody else,
Is particularly high on Ernie
Davis, q sophomore left helf-
back from Elmira IN. " Free
Academy. Davis was set to en-
roll at another school until he
received personal attention
from Jimmy Brown. Syracuse's
great All-American who was
the leading ground gamer in
the National Football League
last year. Davis decided on
Syracuse.
NOTES - Jim Joyce. who
pounded for ia yards against
Texas in 20 tries, has been
named game captain for Syra-
cuse. Nugent proved he
can be q good loser at the press
luncheon. His limitations Of cer-
tain people and situations In
the Texas game, his stories.
impressions, etc.. provided
many light moments. It's one
Of the few times Tom has re-
laxed this hectic season. i. .
Coach Roland Arrigone's Mary
land frosh team makes its de-
but ct 2 pm. Friday against
South Carolina frosh in Byrd
Stadium. Tom Brown, Of Blair
and Bulls, will be one Of the
Terp's big guns.
Nugent, wary Of the ap-
preaching hurricane. wants q
dry day at Syracuse 50 the
TerpS can throw. Gary
Collins may suit up for q few
punts today, but, at best he
will be available for only part
time duty Saturday. Nugent
said Maryland's % plays
against Texas were the most
ever run by q team he coached.
But he's still trying to learn
why the Terps didn't score.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
FIGHT RESULTS

MIAMI BEACH. Fla.--Pete Rade.
mecher, 1eSh, Columbus. Ca, out.
pointed Calvin Butler. 1874. Cleve-
RICHMOND. caiif,-clarence VII.
liams: 100. HAYWARD, Calf. outpoInted
'f EsNo Ss'issn ca.n h. Ben ME.nsiss0 M.dSs 4p iS
fresno. stopped Eddie Pace. 1403t,
Los Angeles, @.
ToKYo.-Kyo Ncguchi. Japan. out
pointed Atsuhito Fukumoto, Japan. 10
tFor japanese nyweight titleJ
Evening star., 1959-09-30

at the Woodner Hotel. The
Mountaineers win stage q night
workout at q lighted high
school field to get at least q
little experience under night
conditions. The Colonials have
an edge in that department
both Of their previous games
having been at night. In fact,
CIV plays six games under the
lights this year and only three
In daylight.
Evening star., 1959-09-30
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
(Questlon on Page D.2j

Question on Page D-2)
4. Quick opener. Mol We
know all about David's victory
with the slingshot, but let's try
avoiding the giants this time.
8. Pitchouts. Not so good.
Linebackers and halfbacks can
get quite a shot at backs run
ming wide.
2. Man in motion. Better.
He can get free, but he'll prob
ably have important blocking
assignments on some plays.
!. Flanker. Stanford will put
q man against him, but he
can't do better than get a one
-on-one. And although your
halfback will block on some
plays. his purpose is mainly
to spread the defense.
Distributed by The REGISTER
and Tribune syndicateD
Evening star., 1959-09-30
By MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star star Writer

oeAE othu Wtltor
Syracuse has come UP with
two substitute quarterbacks In
q hurry and Coach Tom Nu-
gent is hoping to have the
same good fortune when his
Maryland team meets the
Orange In Syracuse Saturday
afternoon.
Bob Thomas from Northwest
ern High School in Hyattsville,
who was TO have been Syracuse's
No. quarterback, left school
with an ailing back midway
in fall practice. Coach Ben
Schwartzwalder also lost Dave
Baker, his top right end. due to
q recurring injury.
The double loss. particularly
Thomas, stunned the Orange
followers, until Schwartzwalder
found requirements In Gerald
Schwedes and Dave Sarette.
They moved Syracuse to l93
yards and 80 first downs
against Kansas last Saturday
in a 1921 victory.
Schwedes was the leading
ground-gainer at right halfback
on Syracuse's Orange Bowl
team last year with a 4.3-yard
average in SO carries. He also
caught l3 passes. As q quar-
terback. he scored twice and
tossed a touchdown pass last
week.
Sarette. a sophomore. hit on
nine Of II passes for lit yards
and a touchdown as Schwedes'
replacement against the Jay
hawkers.
Unlikely to Suit Up
This week Nugent is quarter.
back hunting. An ankle in
jury has sidelined Dick Novak.
The Terps' coach wasn't kid
ding at yesterdays press lunch-
con when he said he would be
surprised If Novak even dresses
for the Syracuse game. He was
on crutches Monday. Dale
Betty and Cowboy Henry will
be Novak's requirements.
1t is much easier. however,
for Schwartzwalder to perform
miracles than Nugent. The
Syracuse coach, whose team
has been to the Orange and
Cotton bowls in the last three
years, has far more depth on
his squad than Maryland, which
is one reason the Orange is
co-favored with Army as the
best in the East.
Schwartzwalder can shuffie
and maneuver and still have
experience plus promising
sophomore prospects at each
position.
Toomey Rates Orange Tops
Frank Toomey, who with
Charley Guy secuted Syracuse
last week, and spent much of
the summer viewing Syracuse's
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

' ::;:| s:::S!. &C:
Sth SaSsss. .aIiiins windows. Cosy
kitchen. . bedfm1,, bsmt. with
~ ASs,i s6 SRa * SarSSETT i INC;
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NuUJky F0h SALk-MD.
tcoNIlNUEDl
OPEN SAT.-SUN.
/ TIL DARK

brick rambler \ BEDROOMS, fuii
tiled basement, Dashboard heat. "a
tfs aEsoMHSis pssIsGlISy. Fla E.., ,d terms AS
.7-S3OO.
OWNER MUST sAcRIFICE dream
= rambler, m fine neighborhood:
.. proved, S13,a5O, with low, low
I-ehargss % suit budset. sP. a-67I2.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Psies reduced from S2e, 800 to
custom. built spit.isvsi Srk.:
rms" 2h hAthsi lac. tree. shaded
Iots In best section OF Temple
htlls, on %. HaInAbas I'd; FLA
or conventional hnancinG.
NEy a-bsdzm. rambler, on lss. lot;
emily Sl4.s00. $3.50 down: sep,
SUBURBAN location. Call Mrs, Cox,
kY.s ,sl3g Or ST. S.7Ses. ATLAS
PALMER .RARK-3.bsdrm rambler,
vssSSant lee.. fenced lot With patio
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PARKER

ARL, S13, 900. Nothing down. .
bedrm., full bsnit.. brick semi
detached; liv. rm., din. rm., equip.
ktt., ceramic tile bath. Very close
IN. Immediate occupancy. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, Realtors, IA. 5.
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'$17,950
4sBedroom
Cape Cod

An older home with much to
offer. Entrance foyer, hre-
place in living room. dining
room, bright equipped kitch-
en-. All bedrooms are good
size: 2 full baths, soft.
utility room and soft. tiled
recreation room in the full
outside entrance basement,
double garage, left. screened
porch: walk to bus and
shop: attractive hedged and
fenced yard. Call 50. 5000.
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$21,50O
Approx. " Acre
On Cul-de-Sac

A new 69-ft. custom brick
rambler. providing 8 bed
rooms, 2 full baths and q
beautiful ground level base
pent with picture windows,
fireplace in the living room,
separate dining room, ALL
electric kitchen with eating
space, large utility room and
. Earage; heated BY healthful
Dashboard hot water. Call
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Miller Real Estate Co.
Capt. Miller. usMc CRetJ, Broker
IA. 4-4252
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$17,500
Brick Cape Cod
Fairfax

A 100x16O corner lot, loaded
with walnut, apple, peach,
pear, mulberry and Just plain
lovely shade trees and shrub
berry. 22-ft. living room with
fireplace, 14-ft. separate din
ing room. bright kitchen with
convenient pantry, 3 nice
bedrooms, tiled bath, sepa-
rate utility room and outside
Toulouse, 20-ft. screened
porch, all-aluminum storm
windows and screens, hot
water heat, barbecue in yard.
Walk to bus, school and
shopping. Call CIR. 3-466O,
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$26,95O
Brick Colonial
Braddock Heights

a beautiful bun brick, two.
story home, on q partly
wooded lot, featuring built
in garage, pine paneled
glassed-in rear porch, living
room with fireplace, formal
dining room. kitchen. 8 lge.
bedrms. (16x1l, 16x14, Tx
l2l, 2 half.baths and / full
bath. full basement, 18x16
recreation room with fire.
place and 0 utility room.
Call XXI. 1880.
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$18,450
5 Bedrooms
Woodbridge

A custom-built Cape Cod,
lot. convenient. to shoppinS.
Living room. separate dining
room. kitchen with eating
space, m aster bedroom
1920, l full bath on first
floor, shower in the full
basement, garage, 2 large
porches. Dial 703 = Gypsy
4-BO9O.
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DOCTORS' ATTN
st. Thomas More

T tCoA1Ay OCSOAdC
Three-bedrm. brk. rambler. Den
ana porch, modern GE kit: close
in: $4,000. Out-of-town owner;
vacant.
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$23,5OO
Brick Colonial
Falls Church

This charming, 2.story home
Is situated on q wide street
OF tall shade trees and lovely
residences. 23A-ft. living
room. formal dining room,
10.ft. kitchen with disposal,
14-ft. screened porch, q
twin size bedrooms, IN
baths. full basement with
utility room and recreation
area, detached sarage: ward
Is shaded front and rear.
Walk to shopping, bus and
school. Excellent FLA n
naneinE. Call IA. $4,000.
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA: -
$15,95O
$500 Down
North Arlington

A vell-cared-for home. con-
yenient to everything; 137-ft.
lot. with trees, 10x2O living
room with fireplace, separate
dining room, kitchen with
eating space, 2 bedrooms,
utility room. Home has cen
ter hall, rear yard is fenced,
parquet floors and storm
windows. Call ia. 10000.
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$14,500
Contemporary
$500 Down

You can move right in this
lovely home In the rapidly
expanding woodbridge" area.
3 bedrooms, fireplace In liv-
ing room, 13x17 Kitchen
dining area, utility room,
patio, carport and set on an
attractive lot with loads OF
flowers, shrubs and trees.
Assume Q high AM loan.
Dial 703-0ypsy 4-6O9O.
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REALTY CO. OPEN q TO q
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- NORTH ARLINdToN -
COLONIAL CHARMER
$500

2O5s Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
N. SPRINGFMLD-Avail. soon:
sparkling 3.bedrm., .1A-bath ram
bier. Mod. kit, washer. dryer. air
cond., patio; lovely fenced lot.
Assume Ice. CT loan. OWNER CT.
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CONTINUED on Next PGGei
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Modern Rancher

Al Beau. :itIHE dt Clos. in H yicis sSy;
Ss sdiI Nv b: :.H di sS1 sSI i = Is:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

ARL. = Available Immediately; 2
Anchor: fenced yard. sSaip. sit.;
close to public and paroehial
schools and bus line: excellent
eond. Priced to sell at $9,a60
with $500 down. call n. 1885
for appt. to inspect.
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$23,50O ~
Assume Az % Loan
Brick Split-LeVel

A 3-year-old home situated
on an attractively Handicapped
A-acre corner lot. Separated
entrance area, living room
features lovely fireplace with
raised hearth and stone -sIAb
mantel, separate dining room,
modern kitchen Offering eye
. level oven, eounter-top range
and lots Of cabinet space; 3
bedrooms with large closets,
2 full baths with coiored
nxtures and buiit-in vanity,
finished recreation room,
walkout to large patio, ga
rage under house, cost.
utility room. Window air
conditioner goes with house.
Call FL. $4,000.
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$40 PER WEEK
BASEMENT RAMBLER
Yeonas Realty
DU. $500 -
$500 DOWN

Brick, semidet. home, for only
principal and interest; Anchor-
fenced yard, equip. kit. automat-
ic gas heat, quiet ST., bus Block
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$25,95O
Finished
Recreation Room

A lovely brick split-level in
the Bonneywood section Of
springfield Offering 15x2l
LIVING room with fireplace;
separate dining room, 3
large bedrooms, completely
equipped 12x12 kitchen in
GLIDING disposal and dish
washer, full bath upstairs,
and In the basement featur-
ing beautiful 26x1S pine
paneled recreation room
with built-in bar and TV
niche. Situated on q 1900
sauare.ft. lot with grove Of
shade trees and towering
dogwoods. Swimming pool
membership available. Call
FL, 4.S6O0.
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ARL.-older home. -Four bedrms.,
tHo S s.1ss. din r% 1:;M NY; T ~ iss
gTieesdn "a bsiew appraised value Of
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4 VI + G1tO
y, JOHN pE LAsALLE-Roomy 2.
,featufing 1cyer entranee. Waii-to-
hail. Beautiful De lux: Kit. with
disposal and diShwasher, big full
bsmt. with rec. room. Many APP
pointed features and extras. SCI =
goo. FLA OF conventional terms.
oLENRIDqR - 4-bsarm. eontsm-
porary Cape Cod with newly mn:
doors, Fenced ward. Walk to ali
schools, bus and shopping. FHA
sppfoved for $t3,O0e. Only $500
down.
PRETTY white frame Colonial on
neat. tree-ghaded lot. enclosed
porehes. japanese wood paneltng
S ~ E s s% sep IN S,d Tm With tSII
Ssmt. Many extras TsTrific buy.
Priced under $4,000. Assume
4aS OF loan.
4O-FT. BRICK veneer rambler and
lovely fence.encloSed corner lot.
Foyer entrance, sep. din. rm.,
tWin-sised, bedrms., gas hot-water
heat. storm windows, newly dec
GRATED. Low dn. pymt. Financing
OWNER sacrificins. Assume 4isss
loan on this sparkling. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler and save IS. Only
3 years old and in new-house
condition. De luxe kit, gas hot
water heat full bsmt., built-in
sarage. Quick possession.
paY1,r,v S,r0aowa up0pwprTne
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
lCONTINUtpl

ALEXANDRIA. drovston Arsl-
Tags, fun basement, Approved
FHAi slb.s00, $50, = down,
monthly payments SS2,pb In
sludsS principal and interest,
House convenient TO bus service,
Fort BelvoiT, schools and shop
ping. Located in 81, Louis PariIh.
hh .Ssas 1 Az Sskr H. soN me-
Realty Brokers, sos N. washine-
ton St, Alexandria, Va,
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms,, porch,
SIl,750, FLA; $500 down, No
brokers. so, S-2327, after q pm,
ALEX. sPECIAL, SCI, Sb0-cathe-
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HE. $4,000

Sls,95O IS 4 STEAL for this i'm
i %nsSi issds cl lot t'e Within VAN
ing distance Of Nd. Uniyersityi
screened. side porch, iirepl.,, full
dry bsmt.: terms to suit. Call til
Q pms WA. $4,000, ROBERT o.
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Mt y An. H 1SS9 ;S Ss % 3 S "a;
one d the n1sIt homes in sxelu:
Ssa .Srn area sOs,:' s'dFF SII.' t t%o
e esH Ei.'' dean o. q ismilym Tm.
with coy fireplace: excel. boating
possibilities. Best Of al. you may
assume . substantial OF loan,
monthly payments only, SAB ri,
u shown BY apt. only. KE. g.
s sss,. % % 'tii o. MoELLER REAL
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$4,000
5000 Down
Brick Rambler

This attractive home features
a completely fenced rear
yard, nice shrubbery, large
living room, 15-ft. kitchen
with disposal, dishwAsher
and dining space, two 15.ft.
bedrooms. Walk to schools
and bus. Call XII. $3.50.