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Evening star., 1960-05-04
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.


GLEN HILLS - 3-bedroom custom
brick; HOUSE FOR A SUCCESS
FUL MAN; . baths, De luxe kit,
rec. rm.: lge. park-like homesite
Priced In low sos: TRADES IN.
VITED. HUGH 7. PECK, GA
4.oo19.
GREENACREs-MAKE OTTER
No telling what win buy this
lovely home. All brick with heavy
slate roof. LarGe corner lot with
beautiful trees and planting: 4
bedrooms and full basement. Short
safe walk to popular Westhrook
Grade school. VACANTi out of
town owner says SELL NOW!
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
1.l4ll; ewes. HA. 2-342i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. immaeu.
late brick-and-stone home in 4
beautiful setting on "a acre. many
huge trees and beautiful shrubs
This Is a eenter-hsll plan, very
LARGE living room with fireplace
formal dining room, Well-arrangec
kit. and powder room. The second
floor has . very spacious bed
rooms and bath. Lovely screened
porch. There is also q Earage ano
connecting breesewsy. An un.
usually GOOD value. HUGH T
pECK HE A.TTnO
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Carroll KN0LLs = Lovely briel
rambler on WeIl-hndseaped loi
containing 3 bedrms., Ia baths
liv. rm. with fireplace. dinette, all.
electric kit, full bsmt., many ex.
tras. including central air condi.
tioning; SlS,950: will FHA. ST.
500 dn., bal. like rent. Call JU
5-4222; ewes. JU. 5-643S. LAW.
RENEE " IUTES co
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41,Go

Three bedrooms and paneled den;
living room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room: rec. I'm. with
custom panelling; garage. Hand
neighbors; Wmbg. Jr. High. York
town High and close to new
Catholic high school; wonderful
GI loan to take over At Sl19,
pitt; S22,95O. HoLLEY REAL
TY, 5ls3 Lee highway, KE
s-535O.
A BRIGHT, CHEERFUL, new kit
will greet you in this older home
in RiveTdale PIX. . bedrms.. lge
liv. rm.. full din. rm. Priced ct
S9.q5O.
THOMAS F. HALEY
REALTOR. AP. 7-S3OO
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SILVER SPRING, Flower Ano
Franklin area-SpaciouS brk. Capt
Cod, 3 bedrms., lee. den, " baths
sep. din. rm., kit. w/breakfssi
pool membership. MANY extras
Owner trans. No agents. Make ofiel
In mid POS u. 5:-731s.-
SILVER SPG., wheaton area-Brk
TnHHleT T I1E, Ssdrms' v1nTs6i earpst' Tee Tef
Of extras. PRESS REALTY CORP
HE. 4-2061, LO. 5-5214.
SILVER SPRING-5- -bedrm., 2-batt
brk; cape Cod; spacious yard. lse
Piney Branch rd.: bargain priced
at SIS.5OO. TAKOMA REALTY
REALTORS. JU. S-lA0n.
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BETHEsDA-3-bedrrn., 2-bath brick
snlit-leVel sit. in 4 lovely setting
Of flowers and trees. Sep. din.
rm.. all elec. kit. with din. area,
patio. S25,950. KORZENDORFER
REALTY, OIL. 4-Sll1 til 2.
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Indian Spring Hills

Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Lac.
iv. rm., fireplace, din. rm., bath.
extra -larGe kit, util. rm., fenced
wooded lot; owner anxious to sell;
Slq50O
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$1,000 down, assume lRe. ar
loan on neat 3-bedroom rambler
with de luxe kit, plenty Of stor.
age space, hot-water radiant heat
Full price, Sl3,75O,
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GRTHTFR CAPITOL HFIGHTi
Houses by Hughes

: GlLlle Bargains
S11 800 - 6-room parkway
Colonial, high and dry loca-
tion, bonus-stamped. air.
conditionerS and deep-freeze
unit. Only S595 down buys
everything.
S13.450 - Solid red-briek
rambler: 1st-clsSs p. @.
Plaza location. House in
excel. cond., neat and clean
as can be; SIS per month
pays all.
w. R. Hughes Co.
P. 7-14O0 REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-For only
Sl7,o50 We ofier this most un-
usual eottaEe on Eorseously
slanted Ia acres Of ground next
to Bethesda club. bedrms,, =
baths, English bsmt., liv. rrn. with
fireplace. EN-. 2-S206s DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC ewes.
OIL. 6-l65O.
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ASSUME OF

Large 4Iaes GI loan: 3-bedroon,,
all-brick; oil Dashboard hot-Water
heat; rear screened porch; lot Ssx
l65. Full price only Sl6,500. Call
MYERS & HILL, INC.
DU. $3.50
BABY GRAND PIANO LIVING RM.
"a n.!-Close-in Colonial, perfect
for entertaining: lots Of storase
space; Just 3 minutes from Chain
Bridge in N. Arlington. Full cen-
ter-entrance hall, large screened
side porch. big separate dining
rni., completely moderniEed kiteh.
en- with garbage disposal, dish
washer and natural wood cab.
inets, powder nm, all on LIST floor,
8 twin.bedrooms and . all.tiled
baths on End. (mGster bedrm..
lSxl4. Paneled rec. room with
fireplace and built-in bookshelvss.
Lovely wooded lot. Priced to sell
In the upper 20s. See this without
fail! Ewes, ia. 5-S540, METZLER
REATTnpG IA SeE~E
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

lROCKCREST-3 bedrms., bsmt.: ex.
eellent condition: large fenced
yard: financing to suit your bud
get: S11,500. SI0LER 4 CO. 10
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"a. o-157b

BEAMED CETLNG-For the
lovers Of charm: central air
conditioning for the lovers
OF comfort, this home has
something for everyone in
the family. Modern equipped
kitchen for nom, separate
dining rni.. too; Q beauti-
fully finished rec. rm. for
the kids, and POD will enjoy
the built-in garage and
beautifully wooded lot. 3
bedrms.. could be 4. and 3
full baths; in country club
section of north Arlington.
Good loan assumption at
SCI. Priced in the lew sos.
ia: 5.1550. ATLAS REAL
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COLESVlLLE FARM ESTS. - Re
Gently completed, custom, 4-bed-
rnn.. 2l2-bath brick rambler, 9l
It. over all wide, Ice. elec. kit.
with bkfst. room, true center hall.
scr. porch. 2-car sarage. many
extras. c. ROBERT GRAY a.
CO., JU. 5-6l0O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
lCoNIINuEol

BETHESDA-walk 70 NH; brick,
split-leVel home; bedTms., 3 full
baths, 34-ft. daylight rec. rm
mod. kit. with table spaces level
lot: walk to bus: immed. poss.
Mid-2Os. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL.
ATaN@
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hhADLEI hOODe-beaul. A-yI.'
old rambler in this most deStr'
able area: 3 bedrmS. and den
all on one level: full bsmt. with
rec. rm.; screened porch; 2-eal
garage. Priced IN upper 30s.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-T006 Ewes, OIL. 6-S01t
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CUSTOM-BUILT country rambler,
all-brick: 3 twin-size bedrmS., sep
din. rm., breakfast nook, lge. liv
Tm.. st a in ess steel kitchen,
ground-level bsmt., carport; li5
acres with trees; G. RUSSELL
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CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
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MOVE IN

New 4-bedrm., 2-full-bath ramblers:
GE. colored kit. lge. din. rm., Ice.
liv. rm., valkout nm. rec. rm.,
fully sodded landsc. lot close to
schools, shopp. and transp. S21,-
10, 5-49SS, WI. o-50Si.
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SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. Cd. H-1NVW II
-nEnMEER xrNNn

BETHESDA-WYNGATE
Spacious 3-bedrm.. 2-hath con-
temporary rambler; lee. we'll
Handicapped corner lot. Interior
brS. frepl.. 14x@4 It. liv. rm.,
provides interesting brick wall
and breakfast alcove into kit
Ise. sep. din. rn. and center hall.
full bsmt. with maids rm. and
Priced fi In mid eos. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-1s0O, ewes. Wo.
O-OgT7
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ADELPHI-Modern brick and stont
rambler. 8 bedrms.: finished rec.
Ieation I'm. A real value, Sl4 800
500 down. HUGH T. PECK, HE
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S29.750

DE W ZEN MT NLObo
white brick Colonial In
wooded setting. Center-hall plan
with separate dining room, pan
eled den and powder room hrst
floor; 3 bedrms . baths second
floor Maids room and bath. I'm
maculAte condition. Call Mr.. Grigg
Ma. $4,000; ewes, AID. 4-ll62.
nNcS q ptTur nc TNrr
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COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. ran.
bier; lot 5Oxl0O; paved street
SI4,5OO. eony. terms only: sslG
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LANDoyER HILLs-spscious fam

5 ACRES, level land; ideal fol-
small farm: 220-ft. frontage on
hard road, plus a 3-bedroom older
home with full bsmt.. owner will
hold 1st trust with moderate
down.
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ANDRIS REALTY, Oh. .-HWIU -tII !
REEHE CnA = I'm ac rambler II

BIG. ranch-type rambler, 9Seo in-
ished: has to be sold. 1st A.. CEN
ter-hall entr., liv. rm. with frepl,
full din. rm., kit. with table space,
4 bedrms., y baths, LOADS Of closet
space, intercom throughout house;
lower level. bedrm. and bath, rec.
rm. with raised firepl.: another
huge plavrm. at ground level; .
car carport. breezeway. Also. a .
car sarage: 3i1 acres with nice big
stream crossing back of property
This rambler is located in the
Darnestown area, 25 minutes from
River rd. and Western ave; re-
duced from $4,000, now S32,750;
assume first trust Of S24 900.
Owner may take small md trust.
GENE CAsTLEBERRY, OIL. 4-1439
BRADLEY BLVD, AREA, nr. Ken
wood Park-BEYOND COMPARI-
SON, less than l year old: 4 tre-
rnendous bedrms., 2ia baths. Eor-
s.ous kitchen, large family room,
screened porch %;esr gsTagSs
s2O6, DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, INC. ewes. KE. 1850
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SILVER SPRING, Franklin and
Flower aves.-Attrac, det. brick.
8 spac. rooms, ~, baths. mod.
kit. with dishwasher, liv. rm
with hrepl,; S17.950. HUGH T.
PECK, He. 4-l700, 1885 New
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SUMNER

Spacious briek-and-stone williams
burg Colonial: centrally air-eondi-
toned; large den with built-in
bookshelves, powder room, all-elec-
tric kitchen, bedrooms, 3 full
baths, screened porch, and Gear
garage. Ewes. call Mrs. Magill, OIL.
4-7o34. Co-eXclusive.
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Radcliff Realtv Co

bath, half bSmt., exit; FLA ST.
300. Fer further information on
these and other.
Radcliff Realty Co.
10. S-7744 JU. s-l7ls
KENSNGTON- -WHEATON-Loyely
3-bedroom rambler. living room
with fireplace, kitchen with table
space; Buiit-tn garage, fenced lot.
HUGH T. PECK 10. 5.ssso
KENSNGTON = Neat, s-bedToon
rambler. ideal for young couple;
lovely fenced lot: $3.50 down FHA.
JOSEPH S. DEVEREUX, INC, 10.
KENsINGTON-BY OWNER
4 bedrmS... > baths: like new: lEe.
wooded lot Assume Ice. 4lzes
GI loan. $4,000 VIII. 6-O352.
KenSington Victorian
Late victorian-styled Colonial, with
4 bedrms,, Ice. front veranda, rear
enclosed pch.; shady yard Geo BY
$50 IT,: | blk. from Chevy Chase
S1Fisi GRsAN Sqsies pRoprRP1Es R9 s-isc2 Mo4 SUB
.KENSINGT0N = Gracious Older
home on deep wooded lot. Family
size din. rM., mod. kit. with bkfst.
area, powder rm. on lst A., 4 bed
rms. and bath on End 4; I'm.
KoRzENpoRFER fSoi REALTY. sEq oil, oI,
4-Sll1 til Q.
KENsINGTON-3-bedrm. contemp
nestled among trees and flowering
shru bs. lge. liv. I'm. with hrepl
overiookin0 aardan. nall nvan a.
kitchen; pvt. patio and caTport
S21,750. ONoNDAGA REALTY,
OIL. 4-Sl04: ewes, Mr.. o'DELL,
OIL. 6-1s75.
KENWoOD PARK SHOWPLACE!-
owner has had one year to perfect
this home. The lawn and land
scaping are something you must
see to believed A beautiful split
level with 4 bedrooms and . baths
on one level; gorgeous yard-level
family room approx, 16X30,
lovely patios, oversize built-in ga
rage. plus CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TIoNNG AND MANY EXTRAS
S41 $3.50. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
lNcit lSf4i4. d. '-i4ll' eyes, EN-
KENWOOD AREA; S43,95O-owner
leaving Washington: very ane .
han. library. powder rm'. larst
liv. rm. and sep. din. rm. with ad
jacent screened porch on sarder
side, lovely kit. with dining space
4 very nice bedrmS., . baths, at
tractive rec. rm. with bar, 2-cal
garage: 5laes loan. Call JAMES
Z. sCHWAB, EN-. 2-5s0O; ewes
OIL. 2-l4O9 or OIL. 4-7693.
LANGLEY PARK-Extra-large brk
rambler. Beaut. stone hrepl., din
rm.. 3 double-siZed bedrms, bsmt
floor tiled: best buy In the area
S19.e50. HUGH T, PECK, 1886
New Hampshire ave, He. 4.1100
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ON THE AVENITE

Spacious 3-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial
on Massachusetts, ave. At S24,950
1t Is the best house value in the
area. Redecorated throughout. II
has separate din. rn., porch,
bSmt., with paneled DEN. Ga
rase. Fenced yard. Vacant. As
sumo large SO loan. Ewes, OIL
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SLIGO WOODS

102O6 Tenbrook Dr.-Vacant
3-bedrm. brick split-level. LiV. rm.,
din. area. large family rm., kit,
bath, half bSmt, exit; FHA ST.
300. Fer further information on
tbeSa and 0ther
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Mr.. westmoreland Circle
LITTLE FLOWER

SprinsfeId. S45.50O-Positively the
best value in this popular section.
Near every desirable convenience
This 4-bedrm. and den home has
all custom appointments you would
expect. Finest neiEhbors. Assume
large 81 20 loan. Ewes, OIL
6-5455.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
SOLID BRICK HOME

S%-A~ DAS4NEA 14SN46
bedTms., 2 baths, liv. rm. with
nrepl.. din. Tm., mod kit, ser.
poren, paneled rec. Tm.; S1,sOO
Vacant.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
5.75 Lee hwy. KE. 6-e5oO
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POBIAK & POBIAK

wo. 6-5549
MEADOWOOD-Most conV. to Ma.
val Ordnance Lab: attrac., 3
bedrm.. 2-bath brick split-level
Lse. rec. rm., elec. kit, patio, a
acre yd.; S24,950. c. ROBERT
GRAY a. CO, JU. $4,000.
MONTGOMERY KNoLLS = 6-rm
2-bath brk. Colonial tbedrm., bath
1St ~; lovely rec. rm.; gas h
VII: S21.950. BEERS BROS.
JU. 5-761O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

& BEDRM. brk. and shingls Cape
Cod on level lot near Nd. Univ.
Pull bsrt.; AL eord. Priced Tieht
at Sl6,950. Only $500 down.
Call til pm, Wa $4,000. ROB-
ERT 8. DAVIS & Co. INC.
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
Near .hob ing center; sehsols and
home on Well-shaded lot in quiet
neighboFhood: fully eeuip. with
refer. and washer; total price
Sl1,550 with low mthly. pay
ments. 6706 Patterson st. East
LEvERoNE CONSTRUCTION co.
Ap T-S05a
Evening star., 1960-05-04

A BEAUT. BRICK COLONIAL in
best section OF Takoma PIX; cen
ter hail, 3 bedrmS., den, full
. half baths, bSmt., scr. porch
next to park. Name your own
financing.
ADELPHi-Povder Mil Ests. Lar.
ger 3-bedrm. brick rambler: bsint.
many lovely feat. incl. gear
brick garage, on "a acre; beaut
Fla. room, 3 stone firepl.
ADORABLE WHITE RAMBLER, =
baths. esrport extras galore: BIG
Only SI6,75O.
UNIVERSITY REALTY. He. ASSOC
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BETHEsDA-LANDoN VILLAGE

BETHESDA-LAND VILIAGE-
Immac. brk. and frame split-level
w/colonisl appearance, set rpon
a spectacularly beautiful lot. HuSe
paneled and tiled entrance foyer.
Center hall to all parts of the
home. 3 bedrms.. 2ls baths: lge.
Kitchen is a housewives dream.
OnlE s;I ;nuu -rv or - oo-o ,tn q
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]. n. BEGG. INC.

Realtor DU, 7-24sO
"AKOMA PARK-call to inspect
this lovely Col brick home: 6 spa.
cious rooms, large sep. din. room
porch with avnings; mr.; Lsnglsy
Pk. ST. 5,95O. HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-l700. 1885 N. Hamp. ave
Evening star., 1960-05-04

BETHESDA Colonial. ] VI.
old: den. "a bath, 3 big bed
rooms, > baths, full din. rm.,
big kit. dishvasher, etc; nm.
rec. rm. Lot 1877 #. deep.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON = 4-bedroom, 2-batf
attached ssr.. beautifully fencec
lot and completely air-cond
ONLY S22, $50. LURIA BROS
REALTORS. IA. 7-s50o.
ARL., N. CRESCENT HILLs1-4,
rec. rm.; fenced yard; elec Eit
S29.s5O. Assume SEQ, 900. az,
GI loan. payable S137 pill KE
6-6634. No AGENTS.
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ARLINGTON SENSATION: 1t may
be possible 10 buy this magnih.
cient brand new 4-bedrm., 3.
bath rambler with appTox. Sc.
500 down and the balSnce in
one 25-year first trust. Wonder.
full loo. on quiet circle in exclu.
sive Country Club Hills, high aboYt
the Potomac with beautiful pan.
oramic view OF Washington. FCa.
lures a huge family room. lovely
rec. rm. and Fear garage. Truly
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, NC. IA
r.Sn1n ares KF a.ORhn
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ull price, Sl3,75O.
SKYLINE

Charming brk-and-Stone rambler
on l9-aere wooded lot: 8 bedrms.
roomy kit, tiled walk-out bSmt
with "a bath; picturesque rustic
neighborhood, conV. to Andrew
and Census. Priced TO sell al
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AREA bedrooms.
> baths, plus lots OF living spsce,
with big living room, q fireplace,
separate dining room and fully
equipped kitchen. all for only
S17,950, with q 4Iaes loan which
can be assumed and pay only
sSS bS rgT,s. 9sT month h inclsenE gs sIH taTs;
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP !,
XII $4,000
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WESTCHESTER

Large brk. rambler; 3 bedrmS.,
baths, family-sized kit, sep. din.
rm., scr. porch, full bsmt.,
nreplsceS: ofi-street parking; level
Evening star., 1960-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CLOsE-N TAKoAA PARK-Heai
3-hedrm. Colonial in excel. eond.;
good-siKe rooms thToughout: re-
decorated: fairly priced at S15,-
$50, with easy terms.
THOMPSON co III S-Annn
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BETHESDA (nr. Bradley

and Wilson)-Brick split
level on wide lot: den, 3
bedrms., . baths, rec. rn1.,
Gear garage, porch, extras;
lovely street. Sell in sos.
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KENSINGTON = B 7 c Z
split level: S@0,95O; hrepl.
full din. rm., big. kit, 2 bed
rooms, bath: lower level has
rec. rm.. End bath, util. rm.;
Anchor fenced lot; Groom
coolers. Assume 4la1o trust.
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Gaze Cod-Wheaton woods

Desirabls brick. 4 bedrms., 2 baths
liv. rm, din. rm., kit. fun bsmt
tiled fioor, fenced rear yd.; Teas
priced; easy terms.
nT 7O0T
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BETH .-KENSINGTON

BETHESDA EST. AREA
Handsome brick rambler on
a acre, at dead-end OF
street: frepl. in liv. nm, big
family rm. of kit, . bed
rms, bath: 3rd bedrm., nm.
rec. rm. on lower level; lovely
trees. Only S2S,95O.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

BETHESDA-Brick rambler: near
NH; 3 bedrms., large daylight
bsmt. with rec. rm.. Ia baths;
level lot: excel. eond,; blk; 70
bus. Low 2Os. BETHESDA RE-
Atty, OIL. 4-l415.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

CHASE VIEw-Fine, 4-bed
rm., Cape Cod, in this flne family
section. in HOLY HEDEEMER
PARISH. Two baths, full base
ment; priced low for quick sale. al
S2l,950. Call our Maryland once,
10. h-0S44; evenings, call JU
7-5si3.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18

cal five will again be on the
road, engaging Georgetown on
the downstate court. The Gold
en- Knights, led by high-scoring
CoSten Shockley, will offer a SUI
preme test for the forces of
Coach Richardson Tritt and will
enter the battle as slight favor
ties.
Coach Ebe Joseph's jayvee
courtmen continued their vic
tory skein this week with sue
cessive wins over Middletown
and Chestertown. Paced by Bob
Pritchard's 81 points, the Little
Eagles romped over hapless Mid
dletown, 55-l9, Friday night, and
then improved their record to
9-2 Tuesday with a 1925 deci-
sion over Chestertown.
Five games remain on the 1860
schedule. In addition to the
tests with Caesar Rodney and
Georgetown, away games also
remain with Lewes and Seaford
before the season finale at home
with the Georgetown five.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
Burton's Bowlers
Widen Leadership

Burton's streaking bowlers in
creased their first-place lead
over runnerup Parkway Florist
to 3 full points this week, cap
turing three contests from Farm
ers Bank, while stumbling Park
way was dropping three crucial
points to Slaughter's Hardware.
The wins pushed the Hardware
team into a third-place tie with
Farmers Bank, both showing
l3h-l41a records.
Georges split four points with
cellar-dwelling Slaughter's Lum-
Der, and tumbled into fifth place,
only three points out of the
basement.
Bunny Moore rolled both the
high game and high series with
1879 and SIG totals.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
Local Volunteers
Joining Red Cross
Drive For Funds

Supported by a talented corps
of volunteer leaders under the
able direction of Theodore ".
Houser as national fund chair
man, the Red Cross will launch
its March, 1860 campaign for
members and funds Sunday ev-
ening, Feb. 20, when President
Eisenhower makes an appeal
for support on all nationwide
radio and television networks,
according to ARC Newsletter.
"In this soaring American pros
perity, every Red Cross chapter
has an excellent chance to at
tain its goal if it makes an all
out effort" said Mr.. Houser. The
1860 campaign has the solid sup
port of high-calibre national, re-
gional, and local volunteer lead
ers. Mr.. Houser has so national
fund vice chairmen, 5 area vice
chairmen for corporate relations,
and 469 regional fund chairmen,
all of whom are working hard
to help the chapters. One of the
most comprehensive magazine
features ever written on the
American Red Cross appears in
the February issue of Holiday
magazine. 1t is the work of Rich
ard Carter, well-known author,
whose latest book, "The Doctor
Business" looked into organized
medicine. The author examines
the gripes that have plagued the
organization since its founding,
most of which, he says, spring
from the fact that "few Amer
leans have the foggiest notion as
to what the Red Cross is" He
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
Caesar Rodney S
To Battle Eagles
In Friday Rematch

All is in readiness for tomor-
row nights headline court re-
match between the arch-rival
Caesar Rodney and Smyrna High
quintets. More than 700 scream
ing fans jammed the Camden
field house for the first clash in
volving these two schools, bat
tie won by the Smyrna basket
eers, 1897, on Harold Moffitt's
two foul conversions with only
seconds remaining.
The Eagles enter tomorrow's
fray with a AT mark following
this weeks victory over Middle
town and Tuesday nights loss to
Chestertown. The Red and
White completely routed Mid
dletown's Cavaliers last Friday
evening, 62-26, outdistancing the
losers in the very first quarter
by holding them to one point.
Wayne Coles IA points paced
the attack.
Chestertown's cagers atoned
for an earlier defeat by upset
ting the Eagles Tuesday night
on the Maryland floor, 1915.
Smyrna had triumphed in the
first contest, 47-44.
Next Tuesday evening the To-
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
Successful Jayvee Cagers O-D
Are Frightening Varsity Outlook

All residents of this Kent
County town are buzzing this
week about the overwhelming
success being experienced by
Smyrna Highs junior varsity
basketball quintet. The junior
Eagles, possessors of an impress
sive 90 log, have won eight
straight contests since dropping
two of their first three games.
Coach Ebe Joseph, in his in
itial year at the helm of the jay
wee squad, has nothing but
praise for his cagers. "a lot of
people have contributed to the
success of the team" says JOS
eph. This years team is an ex-
perienced one and the boys have
improved a lot, especially (Bran-
dy) Jones'"
Joseph, a former star athlete
at Smyrna where he was a first
team All-State basketball choice,
says that two factors are most
responsible for the teams over
all 1860 success: 1) team height;
(2) team experience.
Few teams are fortu n a e
enough to have three big boys
filling starting roles. Eddie Ster-
ling (6'2'), Brandy Jones (6'l"),
and Bob Pritchard (6'0'O easily
give the Eagles a height advant-
age over every team on their
schedule. Gary Harvath, the
number one reserve, stands 6'l"
and has used his height to best
advantage under the boards.
Joseph's chief problem has
been a shortage of backcourt
men. Bo Mccoy and Alan Haley
have improved a great deal since
the beginning of the campaign,
but inexperience has hampered
both boys. Says Joseph, I'VE
don't expect them to score a lot,
just control the ball."
Illness has plagued the jayvee
forces throughout the season.
The prolonged illness of Har-
vath, sidelined now for more
than three weeks, has greatly
reduced the teams potential,
says Joseph, who is well pleased
with the way the bays have
played. This is the best jayvee
team I've had in three years oi
coaching" claims the youthful
mentor.
Joseph rates his starting play
ers as follows:
Pritchard-has the potential
to be a top-flight varsity player
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
81 Cases for Police

Chief of Police John w. Jac-
obs, Jr. submitted a report OF
his department for the month OF
January at a meeting of Town
Council, which showed "a com
plants, 26 arrests, l6 motor We
hicle; 5, disorderly conduct; l,
assault and battery; 8, petty lar
ceny; l, discharge of fireworks;
7 committed to Jail; / case dis
missed. Police car m lie a ge,
3,746; fines collected, 1852.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-18
Monday Night Early Rollers
February % Set
AS Heart Sunday

Mrs. Vernon Ford, chairman
for the Heart Month observance,
has announced that Heart Sum
day will be marked Feb. %. So
licitors will start a house to
house canvass in the town and
rural areas. Mrs. Dewey David,
business chairman, will call on
all places of business before
Heart Sunday. Boy Scouts and
members of the Future Nurses
Club will also help with the
drive. Proceeds from the Smyr-
ma Laundromat on Thursday,
Feb. rs, will be donated to the
Heart Fund by William Kruch-
en-, manager.