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BOATS & MARINE

1885 scOTT-33 h.p. Good cond.
WE. 5-6645 after g pm.
CHRIS-CRAFT CAPRI 80 speed boat,
I05-h;p. V-S. Used 2 wks., IA hrs,
Only VS. Capri in city. List S5,iU0,
sell $3.50. Trailer avail. so. 5-2S4T.
SLIP III SPACE AVAIL. close:in, IDEAL
JU a-135i after 5 pm.
eng. galley aead. Il: tft te:ef ete.: loads ref q
LOCO lbs; equipped ~ o-5GIO.
il;F~ RUNAB0UT. trailer. aO-h.p.
JF TTs'r a4St4 mSt = skis tow rome etc Call
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 71s-h.p.: sIOO.
See at 1898 Holbrook St ne, Apt. S,
after e pm
EvINRUDE v-5O starflisht: long shaft:
new. still in crate; first $3.50 takes.
lift. CBRIs-CRAFT inboard rum
about: 131-h.p. &C. engine: 81 ESQ
or 9ro6est pest offer made this week ia.
SKI BOAT '56: 33-h,p. Scott. 1888
Aft Elgin cedar strip. lights. steer
ing, remotes, etc; $3.50. OIL. 2-507O.
BRAND-NEw GLAsTRoN. 14-ft.. with
de luxe upholstery, steering, hard
we're. windshield and new 40;h.p,
johnson a. eleetric; yery sPeeiarI Par Close Close
BOARD MAN. 2113 14th st. NV,
NO. 7-6300.
I9-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 4-cy. marine
engine. with trailer: $3.50. Call after
8, SO. 5-2O39 or so. 5-7659.
BOAT SHOW
Now through April 3-open Thurs.
and Fri ewes until q: SUNDAYS. %.
see the newest boats. the 80 John.
son outbcard motors and the latest
in marine supnlies and accessories.
Drtve-in parking facilities,
$50 Maine Ave s.W. Dl. 1.40l0
PEMBROKE
% Fl AND 27 FT
LOOKS GOOD
like . rouEh water boat snould
COMPARE PRICE AND QUALITY
RIGGS CRUISER SALES
tFormerly Marine Martl .
$40 Maine Ave. S.W. ST 3-6b3S
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FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELES-Johnny Smith. 1874.
Los Angeles, knocked out Billy Hester,
100, Los Angeles. 5
RICHMOND. Calif.--Fernando Sofa,
~ Portusal, outpointed Ronnie Perez,
l25, Hayward. Calf, 10.
STOCKTON, Calf-Bennie Casing.
III, Stockton. knocked out Al WilcheT.
l22, Los Angeles, 5.
McKEESPORT. Pa.-Chuck Taylor.
1856, Detroit. knocked out Bobby
Speight, l36. Moncton, MS. ..
LONDON-Dave Charnley. 134, Lon
don. stopped Mario Vecchiatto, 134h.
Italy, 10. lFor European liRhtweiKht
championship.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
By JOE WILMAN

Your ball should never touch
the approach-nor should it
be released on the approach.
1t should be delivered out over
the foul line and onto the lanes
surface as the armswing starts
up after reaching the bottom
of its arc. Look at today's
illustration and see what I
mean.
If the ball is released at the
bottom of the arc of the arm
swing, you'd generally be re-
leasing it on the approach.
You'd also be missing the finger
lift and/or wrist turn which
you normally apply after the
ball has passed this point.
I know that Paul Krumske,
a great Chicago bowler, gets
his ball rolling on the approach
and has had fine success with
it. Paul feels this extra rolling
action helps his ball. Paul is
an exception. and I don't rec
ommend it for you. His follow
through is strong and perfect.
and that helps make his ball
effective.
The ball should touch the
lanes surface anywhere from
a few inches to a couple of feet
beyond the foul line. Any
further out and they'll be call
ing you Louie the Lofter."
Be sure, too, to keep your arm
moving upward after you re-
lease the ball. Don't forget
the follow Through.
Looking for a system? Joe
Wilman covers the three best
ones-spot, pin and line bowl
ing-in his pamphlet, IS WAYS
to Better Bowling" His pointers
will show which one is the
best for you. Get this handy
pamphlet now by sending 10
cents and a stamped, return
envelope to Joe Wilman. in care
of The Star.
tcopyriEht 1890, John F. Ollie co)
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Largest College Regatta
To Decide Eastern Champs

NEW YORK, Mar. 30 (AP)
For the first time in the Is
year history of the Eastern
Association of Rowing Colleges
the Eastern sprint champion
ships for both the heavyweight
and lightweight crews will be
held the same day on the same
site. 1t will be the largest col
lege crew regatta ever held.
The EARC announced today
the title races will be run off
on a 2,000-meter (mile, 427
yards course at Lake Quin-
sigamond, Worcester, Mass,
Saturday. May IA.
There will be morning heats
and afternoon finals in the
varsity. junior varsity, and
frosh races for the heavles and
the 150-pounders.
In all SIS crews will be repre-
sented. The heavyweights will
have 80 crews from l3 colleges.
The lightweights will nave rs
crews from nine colleges.
The heavyweight regatta
was held at Lake Carnegie,
Princeton. NJ. last year. The
lightweights raced on the
Charles River at Cambridge,
Mass. Harvard captured the
varsity championships in both
classes.
The Shrewsbury tMass.l
Rotary Club and the EARC are
the co-sponsors of the COM
bined regatta for the eight
cared crews.
In another odd twist of the
schedule. the intercollegiate
Rowing Association thrne-mile
championship at Syracuse.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Duckpin team games of 100
being so infrequent, it was
quite remarkable when one
was shot against another last
night in the All-Star Major
District League. William Stall
cup Furniture won it from Pla-
Nor, 713-705.
It was part OF a gratifying
sweep for Stalcup Furniture.
which before the match was
deadlocked with Pls-Mor for
fourth place.
Big contributors to the Stall
cups 713. third high in the
league this season. were Pat
Crescent, 161, and Sponsor
Billy Stalcup, l58. Billy Moore
was high in the Pla-Mor whop-
per with l73
Crescent, the league PAGER,
totaled Ala, yet picked up only
one stick on runnerup Jack
Barley of Silent Sales Coin
Machines. Crescent lifted his
average to 1854 and Barkley's
rose to 1871.
Moore, who rolled 434. moved
into title contention with 1877
80 for SO games. To qualify
for the championship he must
roll, at least 13 of the remain
ing IS games.
Harry Burdette of Jack Blank
Pontiac, who shot 382, also
moved into the title picture at
127-R.
Silent Sales clung to a one
game lead in shading Chevy
Chase Chevrolet while second
place Bethesda 40" Lanes was
edging third-place Blank Pom
tiac, Harry Worth paced Silent
Sales with 429 and George
Clarks 4O2 was important to
Bethesda.
Pepsi Cola won two from
Fair Lanes and Wheaton Paint
took two from National Bo-
hemian. Frank DImperio shot
4l2 for National Bohemian and
Danny Pessagno 404 for Fair
Lanes.
The standings: Silent Sales,
58-35; Bethesda, 57-36; Blank
Pontiac, 54-39; Stalcup Fur
niture. 53-40; Chevy Chase
Chevrolet, 45-48; Fair Lanes,
42-51; Pepsi Cola, 40-53; Whea-
ton, 1884, and National Bo-
hemian, 27-66.
Teen-ager Pat Rinaldi OF
Capitol Finance rolled 800 for
the evenings top set in the
District Women's Minor League
and thus protected her chances
of beating out Mary Edwards
Of Norton Trophies for the
title. But Mrs. Edwards. who
rolled 367, lost only % pins to
her keen young rival. Her av-
erage is 117-37 and Miss Rinal-
dis 1859. Third-place Helen
Pappas of Murray Electric
totaled 377 for 1873.
B. Frank Joy Co. moved into
a f1rSt-place tie with Capitol
Finance by sweeping Kotzln's
Dress Shop while Capitol
Finance was winning only two
from. Eyres Pharmacy, despite
Miss Rinaldi's 800 and Ruby
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NBA
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Continued From Page G-I
the big guns in that depart
ment. Petit led all scorers with
50 points and Lovellette had
Il. But it was Green that
Macauley singled out for par
ticular praise.
He did a great job in that
second half" Macauley said,
and lauded his guards in gen.
eral. 1t was the play of the
backcourt men-with Sharman
and Bob CouSy badly outplay-
ing their st. Louis counter
partS-that helped Boston run
away with the first game.
But Cousy wasn't on his
game last night. He hit only
three of II floor attempts and
was guilty of throwing the ball
away several times.
Let's face it." he said. 81
just can't get myself up for
two in a row anymore. Now
the pressure is back on the
Celtics. Maybe that will help
us a little bit-make US work
| harder"
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Wilt Will PEav
For Trotters
Against Stars

CHICAGO. Mar. 80 (AP).-
Wilt Chamberlain, who last
week quit the Philadelphia
Warriors after a sensational
rookie season, will play for the
Harlem GlobetIotters against
the College All-Stars in Chi
cago Stadium Saturday night
Abe Saperstein, Globetrottel
owner, said he received a tele.
gram from Chamberlain yes.
terday, asking to play with
the Trotters in the 21st annual
cage feature.
This Goesn't necessarily
mean Chamberlain will be with
us next season." Saperstein
said. But if he wants to
figure the Globetrotters in his
future plans, that will be okay
with me-"
Chamberlain. former Univer-
sity of Kansas star, played
with the Globetrotters last year
before he Joined the Warriors
who had drafted him. 1t was
reported he received about $780,
900 for his Trotter stint.
Saperstein said Chamber
lain's telegram read:
Would appreciate opportu-
nifty to play with Harlem
Globetrotters in All-Star Game
in Chicago Saturday at Chi
cago Stadium inasmuch as it
is just a year ago since I made
my professional debut with
your team in that game.
Want to show my apprecia-
ton to you and Chicago fans
for their support. Will arrive
from New York by plane Sat-
urday morning, ready to play"
SaperStein is in the midst
Of an effort to organize a new
pro cage league which would
rival the NBA. He had denied
reports that Chamberlain is
tabled to play, for a team in
the proposed league. plans for
which may be completed at a
Chicago meeting April 81.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

N. Y, and the Yale-Harvard
four-mile regatta at New Lon
don, Conn.,, will be held on the
same day, June 18. This hasn't t
happened in several years.
The Eastern college Rowing
schedule includes:
HEAvYWEIGHTs
April ,e-Brown at Boston Uni
% RutseEs At seN Y6IE u cGsqMSIa and
mouth mouth a. hanover. Nh; 23-Dart-
NIT, Syracuse, and Columbia at Cam
eridse' bridge Mass Princeton at Navy. and
Penn. Columbia. PrincetonI at Prince
ton; Dartmouth at Syracuse: Boston
y. NIT, Wisconsin at Cambridge
Mass: and Rutgers at Harvard.
Mn Nay PrnceSS GomBs9n Cup HeTyarS sr1re
ton; Blackwell Cup columbia. Penn,
Yalel at Derby, Conn. Goes Trophy
,Cornel, Navy. syraeuSe) at Syracuse:
Wisconsin,; pntH.r Wayne at I; DetIoit; Boston
ton OF Rowins COLLEGES Eastern
sorintsI at Lake ouinsigsmond. Wor-
cester. Mass: 2l-Adams Cup tHar-
Haru, Navy, Pennl at Phlladelphla,
Carnegie Cup cornell. Princeton,
Yale at Ithaca. NY: Wisconsin,
Dartmouth at Hanover. Nh: 2S-
Penn at Cornell.
June 11-NavY California. tentative
at Wisconsin. June lS-IRA Regatta
at Syracuse Yele-Harvard at New
London. Conn.
LIGHTWEIGHTS
April l6-Princeton at Columbia;
Harvard, NIT, Navy at Cambridge
Mass.
23-Yale at Dartmouth: Princeton
at Navy: Haines Cup tHarvard-MITl
at Cambridge. Mass.
30-Biglin Cup Dartmouth Har'
ward, NIT at Hanover; Cornell Al
Princeton Columbia, Penn, Yale al
New York.
May Detroit Boas Club at Dart
mouth: Geiger Cup Columbia, Cornell
MiO at Ithsca, n. Y. Wood Hammond
Cup Penn, Princeton and Harvard al
I40EasteTn m Association Of Rowinu
Colleges Eastern Sprintsl at Lake
Quinsigamond, Worcester, Mass.
2i-Callow Cup Navy. PENN 81
Philadelphia: Goldthwaite Cup CHar-
ward, Princeton, Yalel at Cambridge
2s-cornell-Penn at Ithaca, N. Y
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Rut Walter to Coach
Wisconsin in Track

MADISON, Wis, Mar. 30
(AP)-Russell "Rut" Walter,
who has coached Northwest
ern's trackmen the past eight
years, was named last night
to succeed Riley Best as track
coach at Wisconsin.
His appointment was an
nounced by athletic director
Ivan Williamson. - s.-.s-
Walter. SO, has been a men,
Der Of the Wildcat athletic staff
since his graduation from
Northwestern in 1880.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

Totals AS 81 ll3 Totals 40 23 lO3
Halftlme: 56-49. Boston.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

Club decided at its meeting last
night to renovate the huge
dairy barn on the property for
a temporary clubhouse and golf
shop, and appropriated $4,000
for the project.
Work on a new clubhouse
that will include a number of
sleeping rooms will start this
year. -WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1960-03-30

graph road near Alexandria.
Hendrix was Ben Martins as
sistant at Virginia from 1856 to
1858. He formerly was head
coach at Bulls Prep School in
Silver Spring.
Osbourn became a member
of the Northern Virginia Group
l League last fall. The school,
prennial Group II champion,
plans to build a stadium in the
near future.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

PARK, MONT. CITY
An older home with real charm
on q acre: 3 bedrms.. lge din.
rm., mod Eit Gt7.G5u
WAL KEP HERBERT
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HOMES OF MERIT
NEW HOMES

BeihesGe Burning Tree Area
Rambler' and splits, S3l $50 to
S36,95O: 3 and bedrmS, lee
Oak dr., left to Oil Charred
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
iccNTlNJEDl
JOSEPH FILIPPO

- REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-4-yr. .-old
lge brick rambler; z rms. 3 lge
b.r., , baths, Ice. family rm., club
nm, maids rm. and bath; sarase
LU. 2-S979. 900,
HILLCREsT, of Pa; ave, $3.50
Pope st. = Vacant. Det. brS. ram
bier; 8 rms, 3 bedrms., lge. attic
Tm., full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
bath: porch; level lot; $500 dn.
Out Pa. ave, left on Texas ave
to Carpenter and Pope SITS.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr., s. Capt.
tol St.-Semidet. brick: like new;
6 rms; b.r. 1st Il. pwdr. rm.'
eE, disposal. FHA approved Sl"'-
MINNESOTA AVE. mr.. Pa. ave,
semidet. brick large rms, :
enclosed porches; rec. nm; oil n
NEAR Pa. AND MINI. AYES. 23O7
Park pl,-Vacant;. Lsrgs 9GII
sshinsie; ? rms VIZ isvsf ssdFms's Iat; sly. fpl
ANHcosrIA. STV o FIAT 1915 You st,-open
2-5 pm, Det. shingIe; rms
2 baths / on first A.: arranged
for ! or families; gas h.-w.h
earase; S2,5O0 down.
OFF PA. AVE, Lyndale-com--
pletely furn. Semi-det. brk" j
rms. 2 lge. bedrms.. full osmt
wIrec. rm., priced right with sub
stan. cash. A safe investment.
PENNA. AND MINI. AVES:-Store
and 8 rm apt. leased for g.
200 W.; price S22 500.
COSTIA-Semidet. 8 lge. rms,
tile bath, leased $1,000 VI. Price
Sr0.000.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH - Ideal fol
nursery, lge. family or roominS
house, 10 rms. 3 baths, Gear
Earase, 100 It. front lot. BY appt
10 o-3l31.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
trac. 3-bedrm., lla-bath rambler /:
lge. liv. rm., flrepl., kit.-din. rm.
comb. carport. NO BSMT.: excel.
financing with 4kec loan that
can be assumed: priced at 100000.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7O06 Ewes, OIL. 6-s076
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ARTHUR L. CURLING
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-2-story brk
Lge. yard. perfect cond. Newly
renovated. Ready for occup. Owner
selling direct to buyer SS,00O
first trust, $500 cash. Bal. Ind
trust note Asking Sl2,500. Ell
MIRA CORP, 10. 1-24OO.
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CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET
37oI EAST WEST HWY

IIOI VAST WEST HWY.
OPEN SUN i-DARK.
start thr golden COS in charminr
onr-!oycl rambler that features :.
bcdrmN, " baths spacious liv
room, separate din. room, mcdcrr
kit with dining area. Home In
excellent condition inside and out
and i7 situated on level brautl.
fully handicapped ia-aCre lot PRICE
is ONLY S34, 4,50O-IN THE HAM
LET.
Out Conn. ave. 10 East.
West hwy, right approx . blks
to Met2lcr SiRn on left or ewes
OIL. G-l3Si.
METZLER-EM. 2-7400
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SUMNER-MID-20S
3 BedrmS. and Den
POBIAK g. POBIAK
WO. 6-5544
MONTGOMERY rTGVT ANDS
NEW RAMBLEPS

OPEN DAILY !" TO DARK
, hodrm. = bath rsmble-s, sep. dir.
rn equipped kit. with eatlrS
space, lgr, bsmt. with space TO,
39-ft rec, rm, plumbing ,roughec
IN for 3rd bath; ~ blocks te
parochial schools and transp.
close 10 shopping and public
schools: Sl9,95N. BRIGGS CON.
STRUCTION CO. Sample house
VIII @-S974. ewes. OIL. 4-sIGO "a
OF 4-16SO Dirs., Ga ave, to
Viers Mil rd., left on Viers Mill to
Newport Mil I'd, right to Paul DR..
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f6f(4gGn
KENWOOD PIX.
hS2S Millwood Rd.

1 bodrmS., 3 baths
Unusually attrac. rambler. Lge. re-
ception hall, spacious liy. nm
with frepl full bsmt with fin
rec nm. well Handicapped wooded
lot. Directions Out River rd. Il
Goldshoro, rirht on Goldsboro 10
Millwood ard left to our open
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
3S24 Conn. Ave. EN-. a-lSnO
LAKE NORMANDY ESTATES -
You'd be o-oud N SHOW this j.
ber.m. Srtck home to your MOST
CRITICAL FRI NES. TWO full
BATHS. WATER HAT, beaUt.
HUGH T. PECK, GA 4|G575.
LANGLEY Wonderful area
b-rm brE. Ist-h powder rm
kit with table space. Just reGec-
GRATED. Sl5.5OO. HUGH I. PEC5
REALTOR, HE. 4-1i00.
LANGLEY PARK-Oalv Sla.a5O
priced below FHA appraised value
3-bedrm, l2-bath. din. rm.. lge
liv rm, brick rambler.
FOR BETTER LIVING"
with full tiled valk-out bSmt. and
W ] Nicholas HE. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-01-17
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN & co.

WHEATON WOODS-hSsume
lge. 4ia'c loan on this attraC.
3-bedrm. rancher with din.
area. and daylight bsmt. with
exit to level fenced yard,
Sl6,gED.
SILVER SPRING-Just what
you're looking for. 3 hedrmS.,
sep. din. rm., firepl. in liv rm..
Ice. porch wooded lot Close
TO schools and bus. Sl5.50O.
CONN AVE. PARK-Almost-
new brick ranchor on level
lot; huEe bright prof. fin. rec.
rm sep. din. rm, and spa
Cious up-to-thc-minute kit.
S@O.95O; assume high loan
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NORTH BEACH - All-year-round
firepl. din. rm,, kit, 2 bedrms
and bath: fin. rec. rm.. gar,
workshop Total area consists Of
. lots Reas. price HARTMAN
RFALTY, INC. REALTORS, LU
4-3lOO. ewes LII l-On1H
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OTHER GOOD LIsT1NGs
JOSEPH FILIPPC

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals. Property MANAGEMENT
LU. 4-1117 LU. 2-597f
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6E@pgn
! TO Dark
10000 GEORGETOWN RD

On ? acre, nestled among trees.
and approached bv circular drive
way, ideal set-up for DENTIST
OR DOCTOR has separate wing
could he used for Offices Main
house has 3 bcdrms, 3 baths. rec
rm , JalouSied hallway connectinR
sep. wing that consists of ball
rm. size rm. over lear garage
This ONE and potential Office
combination Is excellently located
in faSt-EToW.ng community, near
Wildwood Manor and Walter
johnson High School. Price In
upper 30s Out-of-town owner
wants to sell! Drive out now!
Evening star., 1960-01-17
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
Near Wheaton
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

1905 GOODHILL ROAD: rambler
style; 3 bcdrmS. hy. rm.. dinctte
and kit: full bsmt.. lge. screened
pch.; priced TO sell, present GI
financing can be assumed. vacant
quick occupancy. BY appt, only
MA. 2-O022, MA. 10000. LU. .
3S75
DAMASCUS 49, VACANT - ST OOC
DOWN - Brick Cape Cod, Twins
rm. with fireplace separate dininp
nm. modern kitchen. tiled bath
Space for - rooms on 2nd floor
OIL hot-water heat. Large screened
porch Attached garage. Sl6.15O.
BOYDS - Large home bedrms
and bath; barns and poultry house.
IL acres. Sl5,15O.
ROCKVILLE NORBECK ROCK
VILE RID. Route 2S--3 houses
and l0l2 acres Ideal spot for
veterinary clinic. etc. -" 900.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
WI. 8-9011 WA. 6-O4Ol
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KENWOOD AREA
1904 GoldSboro Court

New white brick New Orleans Co.
lorial: 3O-ft. living rm.. huCe din.
nm, nahog -paneled library with
full bath. hedrms., 3 baths IN:
rec. rm. maids room and bath:
Lear garage: over iz-acre lot on
quiet cul-de-sac
DIRECTIONS Bradley blvd. to
Goldsboro I'd, left one block 10
Goldsboro CT, left to Open
sign
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CARROLL kNOLLS-A charf1-
Ing liv. rm. that has beamed
ceiling and wall with firepl.,
plus sep. ain rm = h91rms.
partial rec. rm. Sl7,a50.
ROCKVILLE A good buy.
Brick 3-bedroom eXpanSible
rambler, with lovely wooded
lot. and close to everything,
Sl3.95O.
KENSINGTON - Move up to
either of these brand-new
brick rGncherS; . bedrms.,
Ia and . baths. sep. din. rm.
plus breath-takln kit. bsmt.
From SlGG5O.
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GARRETT PARK

NENsN n T. L i z AIlh
45l5 sTRATHMORF AVE.
OPEN . TIL }
3-hodrm rambler plus Ice family
rm, liv rm din. rm. kit with
slcc range and refRr., clothes
washer; bsmt, lge. fenced lot
FHA or conventional financing
Easy terms
R. A. HUMPHREYS
JU 9-3900 oil. 4-0O70
TENMONT-Live close TO shop
ping. transp., IN a coZy 3-bedrm
Cape Cod Additional unfinished
bedrm full bSmt, on lovely levei
fenced Tot, with patio and ofi-st
parking Assume loan. Priced
Sl3,N5O. SUBURBAN PROP
MGT. 10 5-36S7
GLrNMONT HHLS-SO EASY TO
BUY. Atirsc "-bedrm rambler
on lce lot. close TO schools ant
vhoppine Sll.A0n HUGF 7
PECK, Wheaton. 10 j-@aao.
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METZLER-EM. 2-7400
CABIN JOHN bPaut. bedrms.
bath, rec. hall, iiv. nm. fam kit
bay Widowed din. rm., SlS,95O
SUSIE V. WATWOOD
MA. S-S31j WO. 6-442l
CAPE COD bedrmS. . baths
liv. rm.. din. rm, kitchen. full
basement; convenient terms. sly.
$50. R B WARREN, OIL. 4-7OO7
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OPEN > TIL >
pnrr pO5 M ACE 9 Z

-VIW O-U TLNOE S.L'
Detached brick, newly decorated,
1st f., has lge. lrv,. rm. wihrepl;,
dinette. Bsmt has pine paneled
rec. rm. vIfirepl Screened side
porch. 3 lee. bedrmS. and un-
finished 3rd f.: priced low at
Slg.95O. Name your terms. Con-
slider trades. JOHN L. SHELTON
10. 2-200O.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
KAY ROWLING

2n7 N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburf
windsor S-9350 or Waverlv 1900
KENSINGTON-N 3-bedrm. all.
brk ramblers. ~ baths, full
bSpts some with rec rms. excel
location good financing >lT,23O'
Sl1.15O. immed occupancy 10
$685. SUBURBAN PROP MGI
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Open ! til dark Sunday
Innh Starting Rr

1905 Sterling re.
Silver Spring, Nd. OIL. 4-00e2
MASS AVE. EXT. AREA-Nestled
beneath towering trees of this
quaint picturesque section and
architectUrallv approved NEW
split level with a warmth Of 3
bedrooms 2la baths, large family
room, overslZed patio. UnlhIal
value. S29,750, generous terms.
OPEN every day til dark. 500
Wehawken rd. W CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, Builder -Realtor, OIL.
E-S2io o.. R-HhNM
Evening star., 1960-01-17
JOs .---VVVT.
T. FRANCIS XAVIER AREA

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER AREA
S.E's unest section; :B-bedrm
brick, family-Sized din. rm., dt
luxe tile kit, rec. rm.. Il bath
Many fine features. Priced right
FHA, or terms. OWNER, LU 4.
4454. or RE $4,000.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIAR AREA-Det
brk. on nice cor. with lots Of fruit
trees, split-level 3 bedrrS.. sep
din. rm.. st. level paneled rec
rm,: priced at $4,000. Easy
move in at once. BERENS SALES
RE 6-SiOO
Evening star., 1960-01-17

KENsTNGTON PARKWAY = Lovely
3-badrm., 2l2-bath brick rambler.
on quiet court: beaut. pine-ps nelod
rec. rm.. sep. din. rm., family
kit, = firenls TERMS: S"7.a50.
10 $500, SUBURBAN PROF.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

Yes, the trend is O return to Elegance " -. in
the modern. eorefree manner Of drip-dry N-
ing. Now. in keeping with thot trend, we suggest
these elegont cotton Ioce curtains that need no
ironing. never need stretching, due TO the ex-
elusive New Durooce finish developed for
Bromley by American cyonomid Machine
woshoble
'Mcnors ond 49,
'Diadem' sSytVan'
50" wide 100" wide
81" long s.os pr. "" long 7.ss pr.
20" long 6.eS pr. 81" long e.os pr.
90" long I2.es pr.
'AAGner' fIoroI effect. formal border
'DiGdem' -mogntfed crystals design
'SylvGn' lacy leoves pottern
konr'.-cu4oius Third Floor, Washington;
Lower Level Arlington
Evening star., 1960-10-19
An1npo Sautes the return to Elegance.
- DRIP DRY. CURTAINS OF LACE
BY BROMLEY
need No ironims
no sfretelaine

.Manor' and 'Diudem'
90" wide, ~" leng