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Evening star., 1960-07-10

Ben Hogan's words at the
National Open to the effect
that golfers do not lose theil
Shotmaking prowess as they
get older-not until they be-
come feeble - is true in this
section thus far this year.
The Maryland State Amateur
champion is 47-year-old Sergt
Harold Ridgley, and the Vir.
ginia Open champion is 46-
year-old Chandler Harper. The
leading pro of the section is
5l-year-old Clarence Doser
who has qualified for the Ma
tional Open and PGA, and has
the lowest scoring average.
The Women's District cham
pion is Mrs. James Swink
proud winner at 40, and the
Maryland State Women's titlist
Is Mrs. Maurice Click of Balti.
more, who doesn't give her age
But Mrs. Click had been q
school teacher before she even
took up golf, and she has wor
II State titles since she took
her first one in 1914.
\
Deane Beman pulled out o1
the Maryland Open at the last
minute to compete in the
Trans-M Mississippi Amateur this
week in Wichita, KanS. Bemar
was runnerup in the Trans
Miss last year to Jack Nicklaus
the National Amateur cham
pion.
This also means that Bemar
will not be available for the
DiStrict-Virginia team match
next Sunday at Congressional
Tom Wheeler, president of tht
District Coli ASso ciatiOn, il
acting team captain and viii
announce his lineup this week
The District team scored ar
upset victory last year in Rich.
mond, its fifth in the 11-yeal
series.
Argyle Country Club ha.
mailed invitations for its in.
vitation tournament starting
Tuesday. August 2, with tht
first of two days qualifying
There will be a minimum O.
10 flights for the match pla!
rounds August Al. Entriei
close at 6 pm. July 90.
Ray LaWrenson calls atten
ton to the District Golf Asso
cations mixed scotch four
some Friday at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Mrs. William Weitzen of In
dian Spring will defend he,
Glass A Star Cup title in tn
Oldest cup tournament on thu
Women's District Golf Asso
citation schedule Tuesday a
Congressional.
/ a Indian Spring members will
say thanks to Bobby Bowers fo.
his years of service on the prt
staff there at a cocktail part!
July 20 at the club. Bowers, tht
new Springfield pro. then will
have dinner with the IndiaI
Spring Board of Governors
The Kiwanis Club of tht
Potomac is sponsoring a hole,
in-one contest for tie benefi
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Braves Sign Boy

MILWAUKEE,, July 9 (AP).
The Braves today announced
the signing Of John Nance, a
.l7-year-old righthanded pitcher
from Detroit, to a 1861 con-
tract with Louisville in the
American Association.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
CLEVELAND
CHICAGO

Totals "a 4 Q 4 Totals 80 SlO8
/ Grounded into double play for
Briggs in ID: > grounded out for
Latman in 7th; 3 popped UP for FoileS
in Sth.
CLEVELAND ------- 2o1 600 O1O-4
CHICAGO o--------- $50 900 00x-s
E-Freese Aspromonte .. PO-A-
Cleveland, 24-ll: Chicago, 27-l3. DIP
-Aparicio to Sievers; Held to Temple
to Power. LOB-Cleveland. 6. Chicago,
T.
2b-Sievers, Smith. 3b-Freese. HR
! -Kuenn. SB-Temple. S-Smith. ST
Evening star., 1960-07-10

Winner-Donovan AID. Loser
Bowsfield t4-5l
U-Rice Mckinley Smith. Papa.
rella. T-2:32. A-22,7lS.
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Gets His Birdie

He had a difficult chip COM
ing back. After considerable
deliberation, he took his putter
and sent the ball scurrying
through tall grass, over a
three foot embankment to
within four feet of the cup.
He sank his putt for a birdie
4-his first of the tournament
at that hole. Then at the 18th,
with thousands ringing the
fairway and green, he doomed
a drive 300 yards up the hill,
hit a wedge three feet from
the pin and got down for a
birdie 3.
Nagle was playing the 18th
when he heard the roar go up
after Palmer's closing birdie
putt. At the time he was
lying 10 feet from the cup
with a difficult putt for a
birdie 4.
Il knew I had to get that
putt or a birdie at the last, "
he said afterward. The hole
had been kind to me all week. "
He sank the putt for his
birdie. On the 18th, his drive
was just over the road cross
ing the fairway. After he hit,
the crowd broke through the
barriers and stormed onto the
fairway.
Nagle hit a beautiful shot
that landed just two feet from
the cup, and had to battle his
way through the crowd to
reach the green. Obviously
nervous, he jabbed at his short
putt and missed. then nudged
the winning one home from
nine inches.
18th Decisive Hole
The 18th was the decisive
hole of the championship. This
is a 453-yard blind dogleg with
many treacheries. The player
must hit this tee shot over somt
drab old barns known a.
Auchterlonnie's drying sheds
Once in the fairway, it takes 6
meticulouS shot to hit the
proper spot on the undulating
green. Otherwise, one goes int
the adjacent road-and disas.
ter.
That's where I blew it,
Palmer said. He played tht
hole 5-5-5 in the first three
rounds, three putting eacI
time, while Nagle played i
3-4-3.
Palmer, who had set his goa
at winning the Masters, Ma,
tional Open, British Open ant
American PGA titles for pro
fessional grand slam, began hi
final drive Spectacularly.
On the first two holes, h
put wedge shots to within q
inches and 6 inches of the cul
for easy brides. A putt of !
feet at the third slipped b
the cup and he two-putted tn
fourth, both for fours.
At the 567-yard fifth, a pa
5, his drive left him with
sidehill shot and he also pitche,
short of the hole, getting a
after two-putting from 20 fee
Here some of the fire SCENE
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BRITISH OPEN
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page D-1
between Palmer and Nagle as
other contenderS, one by one,
fell from the chase.
Roberto de Vincenzo. the big
Argentine from Mexico City,
who led through the first two
rounds, took 73 to 282. He
tied for third with Harold Hen
ming of South Africa, who shot
a closing SO, and Bernard Hunt,
English Ryder Cup star who
finished with a blazing &C.,
equalling the course record.
High tension was crammed
into the final holes.
At the par five 18th, the no.
torious road hole" which he
had three-putted three days
running, Palmer went boldly
for the pin only to see his ball
roll over the back edge onto
the grass at the edge of the
road.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

80 This mark, nodded into the
- NewTresd, is registered with
the Firestone Tire g. Rubber Co.
and any Firestone dealer or store
in America will know that these
New Treads carry our guarantee.
Evening star., 1960-03-04

This IS the first Of eight articles ono
l3 mops describing good fishing
places Washington oreo onsIer,
may wont to visit os for owoy q.
Cope Hotteros and ocrocoke Is
land. They will oppeor on the
Leisure Sports poses Tuesdays, Fri
doys and also on Sundays begin
ming March l5 when the Sunday
poae is resumed.
Evening star., 1960-03-04
Senator Rops US. Wordens
For Cruckdown in Virginia

announced publicly its defini-
ton of shooting over a baited
area before arresting men who
thought they we're complying
with the law.
The Senator, former chair
man of the State Game Com
mission, also pointed out the
need for q clearer interpreta-
ton Of the Federal regulations
governing duck batting and
migratory waterfowl hunting.
His remarks were contained
In a letter written after the
United States commissioner
here ruled that 13 men must
stand trial on various charges
Of violating Federal game laws.
More than go Richmond area
duck hunters were arrested
during the Federal breakdown
in December and January along
the Pamunkey and Chicka-
hominy Rivers.
Many of the arrests for duck
batting resulted from the Fed
eral wardens' Interpretation Of
an improperly harvested field
and what constituted q baited
area. In many instances their
interpretations differed from
those Of the State game war
dens.
Evening star., 1960-03-04
MoryIond's Bill
To Number Boats
Sent to Tuwes

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 4 (AP).-
The Maryland Legislature has
sent to Gov. Tawes a bill bring
ing all sailboats and power
boats under State regulation.
The act will exempt from
licensing fees, however, those
sailboats under 25 feet in length
and all powerboats Of 7h
horsepower or under.
The House concurred in all
changes put in the bill by the
Senate except one which would
have permitted a rear-viev
mirror in lieu Of a second per-
son in q boat towing q water
skier.
The act, as originally passed
by the House and finally en-
acted yesterday, will require
that any boat towing a skier
have a second person In the
boat over IL years old TO watch
the skier.
All boats except the specif1-
cally exempted smaller sail
boats and powerboats will havf
to obtain licenses from the
State costing So for a three
year period. Special licenses
will be issued on an annual
basis to for-hire boats.
Evening star., 1960-03-04

IMyron A. Loewinger as commo-
dore.
Other new officers are David
C. Kennedy. vice commodore;
Alvin E. johnson, rear commo-
dore; Edward J. Rackey, fleet
captain; Theodore A. Litovitz,
secretary; George Meyerson,
treasurer, and Chris ArmacoSt,
James P. Kearns and Edward
Katz, trustees
National Yacht Clup recently
awarded trophies at its annual
dinner-dance to winners of the
summer racing program.
In the first series, Lightning
class awards went to DR.. James
B. Gilbert, Connie Serota and
DR.. Charles A. Hudson, Hamp-
ton class awards to w. s. Dodd.
Comet class awards to Tony
Hathaway and Harry Fassett.
In the second series, Light
ming awards went to Serota,
DR.. Hudson and Walter Calvin:
Evening star., 1960-03-04
HUNTING
and
FISHING

The Atlantic Flyway came
through much better than the
Central and Pacific Flyways in
Fish and Wildlife's midwinter
waterfowl survey.
Findings just announced
show the duck population in
the Atlantic Flyway to, be
about the same as last year
while in the Central Flyway
it dropped AZ per cent and in
the Pacific Flyway, 18 per cent.
One oddity turned up in the
Atlantic Flyway count. con-
Quoted in the coastal States.
plus West Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania and Vermont. Black
ducks, whose wintering popu-
lationS have been dropping
steadily in recent years, are
up 81 per cent over last year.
PessimiSm which led to sharp
restrictions on the hunting Of
diving ducks was borne out in
a decrease Of more than so per
cent in redheads.
u Il =
At the same time, Fish and
Wildlife finds canvaSbacks
holding their own compared to
last years low population IN
the Atlantic Flyway and the
figure for ruddy ducks double
that Of last year.
The survey also shows snow
geese and whistling swans up
so per cent and Canada geese,
Is per cent. The figures on
brant are little changed.
In the Central Flyway, win
tering populations of canvas
backs, redheads and ruddy
ducks are down 10 per cent.
Only the goose population Is
up-70 per cent in spite Of a
90 per cent drop in Canada
geese.
Meanwhile, Fish and Wild
life is waging a nationwide
campaign to promote the after
season sale Of the 1959-60 duck
stamps to conseryation-minded
persons.
The purpose is to Offset the
loss Of revenue from the reg
ular sales-down an estimated
rs per cent-which finance the
acquisition Of wetlands for
waterfowl refugees.
Each purchaser of a stamp
will receive a special certificate.
Maynard s. Knapp is the
new president of the Fairfax
Rod and Gun Club, succeeding
Arvid F. Benson. Other new
officers are Robert M. Scott,
vice president; Robert w. Hall,
treasurer; Miss Harriette M.
Eikel, corresponding secretary;
Robert K. Dearborn, record
ing secretary; Frank M. Moser,
sergeant -at-arms, and Edward
w. Bryan, chief instructor.
Elected to the Board Of
Directors were Robert o.
Basham and Vincent L. Mar
cum.
The club is planning its an
nual dinner March 26 at the
clubhouse.
Evening star., 1960-03-04
FORE and AFT

Bus loads Of Corinthian and
Capital Yacht Club members
were to depart for Baltimore
late today to attend the Chesa-
peake Boat Show in the 5th
Regiment Armory.
However, the snow forced the
show to close for two days,
canceling out the trips. Because
Of the closing, the show has
been extended through Wednes-
day.
Stay-at-homes may attend
three shows which opened to.
day. They are at the Washing
ton Marina, 1900 Maine avenue
S.W.. Patuxent Marine in Bla-
Evening star., 1960-03-04

densburg and Nash Marine at
$50 Maine avenue S.W.
Washington Marina is show
ing inboards and outboards
up to a 3l-foot Richardson,
Patuxent Marine up to a 30
foot Chris-Craft Cavalier and
Nash Marine to a 23-foot Penn
Yam outboard cruiser that
sleeps four.
Show hours at the Wash
ington Marina are 8 am. to
pm. weekdays and noon to
pm. Sundays.
At Selby Bay Yacht Clubs
dinner-dance and installation
Of officers, AL Simon succeeded
Evening star., 1960-03-04
SPORTSMAN'S
CALENDAR

HAGERSTOwN BEAGLE CLUB -
Derby trials tomorrow and SUNDAY
with drawings at the clubhouse 81
take Route SO east to Failing Waters
'oIS %. tnu z. c,aEPTER. TzAAK WALTON
LEAGUE - sportsman's luncheon q
noon Monday 81 Occidental Hotel
PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND
tonis6t at clubhouse In Mitehellville
Evening star., 1960-03-04

RICHMOND, Mar. 4 (AP).-
Senator Robertson, Democrat,
of Virginia, is criticizing GER
tain enforcement practices Of
Federal game wardens in their
breakdown on Virginia duck
hunters and said he planned
an investigation.
Robertson said the Fish and
Wildlife Service should have
Evening star., 1960-03-04
FISHING GUIDE-7
Two Streams Offer
Sporty Rockfishing
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Ever catch rockfsh on fly rod or fresh water
spinning tackle? It's wonderful sport.
Smiths Greek and the ST. Marys River, near the
mouth of the Potomac on the Maryland side, are two
excellent places to try
From Smiths Creek issues the charter fleet that
Evening star., 1960-03-04

until it's easier to cut them
loose than remove 1t.
This fishing starts as soor
as the crabs start running
and lasts through most of the
summer. Fish early in the
morning or late in the after
noon as for all rockflsh.
HOW To GET TIL E r E.
Take the Suitland Parkway to
Waldorf, then left on Routes 5
and 235 to Smiths Greek al
iWynne.
LAUNCHING AND MOOR
ING - There are launching
ramps and mooring places as
well as rental boats on Smiths
Creek. There are moorine
places as well as rental boats
on Smiths Creek. There are
mooring places in the st
Mary's and boats can be
Launched at Piney Point, up st
Georges Creek, where there
also are rental boats.
Evening star., 1960-03-04

fishes the big waters out past
Point Lookout, the Middle
Grounds or Shell Hill, or per-
haps trolls the mouth Of the
Potomac for rock and blues.
Outboarders in rental craft
also 60 forth to fish nearby
Cornfleld Harbor and in be-
tween for spot or hardhead.
Most Of them ignore a brand
of fishing that's much closer at
hand.
Ed Haskins of Wynne makes
q speciality Of trolling the
grassy edges of Smiths Greek
and most Of its little coves from
a rowboat equipped with a 31a-
horse outboard. He uses a fly
rod and small bucktails with no
sinker.
Tips Lure with Worm
We've done the same. with
light spinning tackle. and when
a fair-sized rockfish takes hold,
there's q first-clasS tussle. Ed
has an unorthodox method of
batting the fish that's really
effective.
Instead Of tipping the buck
tail with a small piece Of pork
rind. he hooks on a bloodworm.
Somehow it works wonders on
those Smiths Creek rock.
Go out around Kits Point
and you're in the broad mouth
Of the st. Mary's River, prob
ably the most picturesque body
Of water in picturesque st.
Marys County.
If you have time, take a lei
surely cruise up to quaint Tip
pity Wichity Island at its head
waters, but stop to visit st.
Mary's City where there is a
reproduction of Maryland'S
first State House and Trinity
Church. built in 1929 of bricks
from the old State House.
Not only is it interesting his
torically but the st. Mary's
sometimes offers excellent fish,
ing. Providing there is a fair
to good run of crabs on which
rockflsh come in to feed, many
can be picked up there.
A favorite trolling area is be-
tween Josh and Windmill
Points or from st. Inigoes
Creek south past Fort Point.
The st. Mary's is best known,
however. as a good place to
drift chunks Of peeler crab for
rockfish.
You can anchor in the mouth
Of Carthagena Creek of Coade
Point or almost anywhere be-
tween Josh and Windmill
Points and fish this way. Other
good spots are the mouth Of
st. Inigoes Creek and near the
airport at Priests Point.
Bite In Shallow Water
The rock may be biting in
anywhere from 3 to 10 feet of
water. Quarter a peeler crab
and impale a chunk on a 10 or
30 hook. Fresh water spinning
tackle is good and cast out a
good distance over the grass
beds. Use no sinker and let
your bait drift with the tide.
You'll have to move 1t every
now and then to be sure 1t isn't
fouled in the grass.
Pretty soon a hungry rock
will strip of line In q sudden
strike that you'll learn to dis
tinguish from the bite of a big
white perch or hardhead, which
also may take the bait.
Unfortunately, there also are
plenty Of toad fish and eels
about that swallow the hook
Evening star., 1960-03-04

Hampton awards TO Ken Ha.
maker and Herb Schafer, and
Comet awards to Tony Hath
away.-COVELL.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.


WHEATON, nT. shopping plaza
2-bedrln. brk. rambler, with bSmt
hv. rm. v/nrepl.: fenced va;
Slb, 300, terms to suit.
YOUNkIN q Co. Lo. 4-SO22 TIL
WHRATON-sTILL THE LOWEST
PRICE. This lovely all-brk. Co
S4OO down.
HUGH I, PECK. Wheaton. 10. s-2ssO
WOoDsIDE DOES so MICH MORE
to this large brk. Colonial; for
NAL din. rm., bedrms., 2 baths
rec, rm.; fenced lot: earport;
Hush z. Peck. Wheaton. Lo. $1,000
4 CORNERS AREA = Tree-shaded
10Y; 4-oedroom, brick Cape Cod,
with hot-water heat. Screened
porch. 0araee. FLA appraised. Tc
inspect. JU. 5-4222; ewes. DE. .
59l6. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX .-sPRNGFIELD AREA = All.
most acres with stream and
immaeulate custom built rambler.
din. rm., dream kit with built
in dishwaSher. A beautiful home
with $ bedrms.. III tiled baths
for S24 800 Exclusive z, p,
STEFFEY REAL ESTATE. JE.
4-0064.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
DON'T LET THESE
BUYS GO BYE-BYE

MCKINNEY HILLS AREA-2-stor,
Colonial, corner lot; Sls,95O
Large dining rm., fireplace in liv
extras. Near schools and trans
CHOICE WHEATON RESIDENTIAL
AREA - Scoop - Wheaton PlaLs
opening this weekl We ind I
lovely brick rambler within walk.
ing distance, yet on q quiet street
Immaculate condition; big screened
porch. fireplace In bsmt. Only
SlS.500, FLA. low down payment
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND-"En
Joy the golden years" in a spick
and-span, 2-bedrm. brick rambler
Perfect for older couple who's
children are settled in their owr
home. Beautifully handicapped largl
lot. near Chevy Chase circle. ONT
S21.500: In neighborhood Of morC
expensive homes.
CONN, AVE, PARK-Only . few
Wedding anniversaries so far7
Here Is an adorable brick rambler
for q young couple with little
children. Elementary through jr
high school within walking dis.
lance; bus across street. Spick.
and-span throughout. You'll fall
~ loVe AL over again. Only
$4,000 for quick sale.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING - A
group Of new brick ramblers al.
most completed. Over a third sold
bedrmS., , baths. Only SlS,5O0.
$lS,950. l0fo down to anyone
WOODSIDE .PARK-HARVEY ROAr
The perfect combinationl Pic
turesoue environment plus praeti-
cal convenience with an address
that counts. Custom built brick
rambler with 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
all on one ir. Step-down living
rm. with stone fireplace. Picture
view OF wooded lot overlookinE
park makes residing here q daily
treat. Huge rec. rm. with fireplace,
gear garage. maids rm. with u
bath: 2 porches and excellent
heating system. Low priced at
S3S, 800.
Ps. KEEP YOUR EYES ON THIS
COLUMN.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ARLINGTON, JAMEsToWN scE0o,

JAMESTOWN SCHOOL
-unbeatanle value IN mn
neighborhood: 3-bedfm, COLONIAL
with FIRST-FLOOR Law, fIi
basement. lge, SCREENED porch, built.
In garage: huge corner lot. low
LOW 20s-MAKE YOUR BID
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, Real.
tors, ia. 7-60l2: ewes, IA. 5-59l7
ONLY ONE LEFT -
Brand-new beauty that beats any,
thing We have seen for IN,
money! Wonderful, cloSe-in loc.
convenient TO Pentagon, Claren.
don, Heeht's and Kann's: a blocl
to Page Elementary: 3 TWIN-sIZE
bedrms.. , baths on 2nd floor
FIRST-FLOOR POWDER ROOM
Large. -an-elec. kit. Rec. rm. gpaci
with fireplace in full basement
Screened porch. Carport. MID-2Os
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, Real
tors. JA. 7-S0l2; ewes, KE. s-2659
ARLINGTON = All-brick rambler
3 bedrms., full basement: present
ly rented for , yrs; only $50
cash ana assume present fnanc
Ing; reduced from S22 500 L
Sl9,95O for quick sale. Cal
owner, MR.. CORY. at IA. 4
$3.50. Absolutely no agents. please
Evening star., 1960-02-03
BUS AND SCHOOL

~ 444N %44N%A
Are handy to this Bethesda rambler
on 165-ft. lot Of many trees and
shrubs. 1t features a foyer, sep
arate dining room. 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths. fiagstone patio.
ground-level basement: S27,950.
KENSINGTON KNOLLS
Evening star., 1960-02-03

BRADLEY HILLS-Roomy 6-bed-
rm. home in distinguished, close
in neiehborhood, Assume 4hTt
trust; priced in lower o0s.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA. with view
of the PotomAc-One Of the love.
lest ramblers We have ever Of.
teredl Huge rooms. narveloul
eualityl bedrooms, 81 baths
features q 26-ft. family room with
fnen nse1lAss; ssnna0S and soxsa yard-lsyel re. rec
fireplace; gear garage; $50 800
and worth every penny FRANK
5: PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4lli
Evening star., 1960-02-03
BETHESDA AREA

CONGRESSIONAL PLAzA-New s.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod:
fully equipped kit, full bsmt.
walk TO stores and transp. Avail
now, S20,950,
Evening star., 1960-02-03
KORZENDORFER
OIL. 4-sIll REALToF

BETHESDA; Low DOWN PAY.
MENT-Beaut. 3-bedrm. brk
rambler with firepl. and huge
enclosed rear porch: 3 bed
rms, I'm. stairway to expansiblC
2nd floor; ST. JANE FRANCES
PARISH, 3 blks. to Alta Vista
Elementary School; terrific a.
nancing avail. with low down pay
ment; widow, must sell I'M
MEDIATELY; asking S22 $50,
Call COLUMBIA PROPERTIES,
INC, JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
HOUSES FOB SALIVA,

ALEX, AREA SPECIAL, S14.75O =
3-bedroom. 1lz-bath. brick semi
detached; full basement; fenced
Yafd; includes swimming pool
membership. Only $3.50 down
FHA Kl 9-3630. M. H. BARRY
ORG. Realty Admin. Evenings.
kl 9-54SS.
ALEX.-Sacrifice Sl0,75O-9 rms,
decor. vacant, close in, ideal .
families, rooming house. No Real
tors. XII. S-426s.
ALEX. AREA HIDEWAY-Wooded
psrklike setting! Less than IS
minis. 10 DC. via Shirley Free
way. Spanking new soft. ran
cher; full bsmt w/fireplace,
3 twin bedrms., full tiled baths,
de luxe kit, sep. din. ell. large
living rm. wifireplace. All this
on a truly secluded "a acre Of
towering trees in an individual
neighborhood OF custom built
homes. Exclusive. Sg5.45O. Z. 2.
STEFFEY REAL ESTATE, JE.
ALEX. AREA-N you are low on
cash but can make substantial
monthly payments. this 3-bed-
room, bath, full-basement brick
rambler is for you: $4,000 loan
can be assumed total price only
S2l 300 AS low ss $500 down
SUBURBAN REALTY, KI. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-02-03

Observation-Disclosures. Cape
Cod, on large, corner Anchor
fenced lot. Liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kit, full bsmt.; ali con-
Esais1sss' KEIfss w6d5Mooa S52;S5Si caEsTEE asTEH
CORP. JU. 5-710O, 9 to Q.
HUNGERFORD TOWN, CHOICE
BUY, 3-bedrm rambler. UNBE-
L1EVABLE KITCHEN. din. area.
wLo bsmt. ASSUME LARGE
PECK. GA 4-Rh7S
Evening star., 1960-02-03
S4q5 DOWN

5000 Barton rd.-6-rm. brk. home
wall-to-wan carpetinR. dishvasher
disposal; in excel. cond.: immed
poss. Call MR.. DIAMOND. ST
3-37l4, 8 to 5.
LAND0VER Radiant Val.)-S29,
dn.. incl. sediment. 2-bedrm. brk
Owner will finance. ST 3-569O
LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedrm. Cap,
Cod, plus unfinished bedrm., sep
din. rm.. fenced yard; $3.50 down
SS4 per mo. UN. 4-S5S3.