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Evening star., 1960-09-08
/ AuIOMOBlLkS FOR SALE / AU10MOBILEs FOR SAIL. =

VOLkswAGENS 80 models; choic,
OF colors, immediate delivery
cash, trade as low as S195 down.
SUN MOTORS
1900 n. Fairfax Drive, Arlington
Opposite Kann's ia. 4-21l1
V0LKS 80 sedans. New shipment;
choice Of colors:' S4a. AS per month
wISle5 down on approved credit.
$l895 full price. Immediate
delivery.
JACK GELLER
1925 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-SS8O
vOLKsWAGEN 1860; gray, sliding
top; under. 1000 miles; S1,7OO.
vOLKSWAGEN 80 Microbus; 5000
mi. excel. cond.; $1,675 cash.
Avail for insp. 9L9, TIE. 6-a094
VOLKsWAGEN so 2-dr., sunroof; !;
new-car warranty; 1 owner; low
mileage, must sell immed.: owner
leaving town: S1,295 total price;
FRED FREDERICK. TO. a-563O.
VWs-'56 sedan, Al, SS05; '5s
sunroof, radio, bargain. &i.1g5,
JACK PRY, 18th and Pa. ave. s.e
Evening star., 1960-09-08

vOLKs. SO Microbps; SS2S. fun
price. Also 80 sedani 5000. fun
price.
JACK GELLER
1928 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2. $3.50.
VOLKSWAGEN 1859; rare nnd;'
less than 100 mi, same as brand
new; raven black; immed. delivery;
81 .5gD; 10es down or trade. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave, Ia.
g-4600.
1850 2-dr. sedan;
pleasing light green finish;
equipped with radio and heater;
exceptionally low mileage; car inn
maculate throughout; only S1,3g5:
sensible terms available. :,
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home OF Country Club Used Cars
LAKE BRANCH
S401 Conn. Ave. OIL. 4-4o14i
VOLVOs-'6Is are here: 81 ,se5.
JACK PRY. 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
WILLYS "a station wagon. 2-whesi
drive, Cash. AP. 7-S97O after
Q pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
AU.vmVs,LLs RON sALk

RENAULT '5s: iiEht blue. r. and
Pvt. PPvt 'oS owner. SG,''s sssss' Car e can BE-
seen at 201O 14th at. NV. or
call HO. 2-4411.
RENAULT 1859 Dauphine de luxe;
IKE rls,o new; AL sIiding, roof, be- heater:
q am and q p.Tn.
RENAULT '57 DAUPHINE; good
mileage. excellent condition; $3.50.
10. 2-2239, after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
AvIUM0YILES tUR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '54 Champion 4-dr !;
stspssrd st. Ssst oIir shift Food shaps' $500
STUDEBAKER 1884 4-dr. sedan
Reeal de luxe Champion; r. and h.
S350 or make offer. Call LU.
3-3207 daily before noon.
SUNBEAM 80 convertible coupe ;
blue; fully equipped; $1,59b. CCC
guar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
AUTOMOBILES EOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD 80 hardtop; white;
power steering, power brakes, elec-
tric windows and seat; immacu-
late. S3,895. ccc guar.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1222 22nd St. NV. FE. 7-2600
T.BIRD '5S: power steering. power
brakes, r. and h.. auto; $3.50.
PARKWAY FORD
3O3O M st. NV. FE. 3-2204
FS never Ss fse:d Sr' sss YS:s. S. sss'l kssa sSFa
T-BIRD SO: raven black: power
one ssiS owner. 10 b-S76e.
TRIUMPH; BorgysEd. yolyos Lark
ave. NV. Elk. 3-4744; 1886
Metro ave, Kensington. Nd. 10.
5-1644.
TRIUMPH '5S; powder blue: wire
wheels: $1,000 Phone JE. 2-7963.
TRIUMPHs-'8Is are here; also
Heralds. Terrificl JACK PRY, 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc. Est. 1928.
TR-3 convert; red, white top; wire
tires; one owner: B. Bonded,
S1,49S. LEE d. BUTLER, 1121
2lst NV. FE. 7-3245.
VALIANT 80 "V-2OO" station waR-
on; red; r. and h., Wv. tires.
aces, standard trans: driven only
$500 mi; S2,140 or best offer
WE. 1-1260.
VOLKSWAGEN $50 convert; i own
er; best offer: must sell. JU. g.
1851 after $50 pm.
VOLKSWAGEN 81: r/h., WV, sun
roof: good cond.; best offer. DE.
2-2S29 or EN-. 3-17S6 aft. $40.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

PONTIAC $50 coune; automatic. ,.
and h.. Wv. tires. Special sale
price, S595. LEE d. BUTLER,
1121 21st NV, FEE. 7-324b.
PoRsCHE so convertible "l6O0":
maintained In superb condition,
PVT. OWNER, CO. b-7620.
RAMBLER $50 Cross Country sta
ton wagon: auto. trans. tinted
sliis'; s.i c;oHd wd.w sifso tlfFss HE ing nsslhsis Ri
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
Used cars, clean; many late models
to choose from, See US today Tor
daily kpeciais. ~h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Corridors San Francisco's International
Airport has telescope corridors. How are
they used?
When Jets taxi up to the terminal, these
motorized corridors connect the doors of
the plane with the terminal. The corridors
are easily extended or retractcd as needed
and there are two to a jet -, one for first
class and the other for tourist.
III. M, TOPEKA, KAs.
Poy-off ). What happened to The tra6ic
fines collected last year on the Florida State
University campus?
They totaled So, 500 and provided schol-
arships for worthy students.
Automatic manners What bultt-m
gnLlantry in small comPuter ,cas recently
diplnyed in Los angeles?
The computer tells peoples ages through
a mathematical formula after receiving
answers to 10 questions. The last question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

is: Are you female?" If the answer is
YES" the computer automatically gives
the age for all adult women as 81"
E. D., INDIANAPOLIS
Knee noises An Ohio State University
doctor is using sound in diagnosing arthTitis.
Hom2
By listening to noise made by knee joints
when they are moved. Differences between
normal and abnormal joints can be detected
even before change can be seen in X rays.
-R.w. NJ, BAKERSFIELD, CALF.
Low blow -. What happened recently to
make things tcorse j you go broke?
The fee for filing papers in bankruptcy
in federal courts has just been increased
from S45 to $50.
R. C. W., READING, MASS.
NOTE, We will pay IS Tor question ond used his column
Questions bosed ond clipping 81
eccompony ADDRESS Tom Henry THIS WEEK. 465 lex
inaion Avenue Yo H. NJ Unocceped contributions
not be acknowledged or returned
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Trotters Move
To Roosevelt

WESTBURY, N. Y, Aug. 1
(AP.-Harness racing compe-
tition in the metropolitan area
shifts back to Roosevelt Race
way tonight for 5l-night
stand.
Highlight of the session will
be the $4,000 International
Trot August 20. The race brings
together Jamin, French cham
pion who won last year. against
five other European trotters.
one from Canada and a United
States representative to be Sc
lected in the American Trot-
ting Championship August 13.
The horses in the Interna-
tional will be flown to Rome
for repeat performance Sep
tember 4.
Top event of the opening
week will see Adios Butler in
action Saturday in a $4,000
free-for-all pace. Adios Butler
the 100000 PAGER, has won
seven of his eight starts and
$95.314 this year.
Yonkers Raceway closed its
spring meeting Saturday with
a nightly attendance average
of 25,504 and average mutuel
handle of $1,950.821.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
TyIee Again Wins
Motorcycle Race

Despite pledges Of stiffer
challenges from the field, Dray-
ton Tylee of Alexandria yes
terday won his sixth 20-lap
feature in seven starts in motor
cycle races at the half-mile
Vista Raceway. He also won
the third 12-lap heat and Sec
ond l5-lap semifinal.
Harvey Bigelow of Baileys
Crossroads was spilled on the
second turn Of the 10th lap of
the third heat while chasing
Tylee and was taken to Prince
Georges General Hospital for
treatment of possible sprained
foot. Quickly released, Bige-
low returned to the track and
battled Tylee again, only to
spill on the same turn on the
eighth lap of the semifinal.
Bigelow wasn't taken to the
hospital this time, but he
didn't enter the main event,
either.
Robert Green of Philadelphia
was second in the feature and
Charles Cook of Washington
third.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
DALLAS BEATS ERDELATZ' TEAM
On|y12,000 Attend
AFL Game on Coost

right up to the final gum" he
added.
Well-organized by Coach Ed
die Erdelatz in three weeks of
practice. the Raiders fumbled
only once and had only two
penalties called against hem,
If Oakland keeps hustling
they will be a tough club and
very shortly too" a satisfied
ErdelatZ said.
Unable to crack the big.
rugged Dallas line. Oakland
Quarterback Tom Flores-a
little known passer from Col
lege of the Pacif1c-tried an
aerial attack. He completed IA
passes in Is attempts and Oak
land piled up a net los yards
in the air compared to 10 on the
ground.
Dallas, led by Spikes and
Hslfbacks i'm Swink, a former
TCU great, and Louisiana
States Johnny Robinson. rolled
up 313 yards, 2l1 of them on
the ground.
Halfback Buddy Allen scored
Oaklano's two touchdownS.
DALLAS TEXANS o 6-.C
OAKLAND RAIDERS 0 o 6-1a
oakland-Allen. %, run Barnes
Dallas-Burgord. 5 pass from David.
son tRobinson. pass from Davidsonl,
Dallas-Spikes. 3, plunge run
falledl.
Oaklard--Allen, /, plunge Crun
failedl.
Dallas-spikes. =, plunge (pass
failed.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

SAN FRANClSCO, CALI.
Aug. l (AP.-Opening in the
home of the San Francisco
Forty-Niners, Oakland and Dali
las yesterday introduced the
American Football League to
the Bay Chrea.
The introduction wasn't en-
tirely satisfactory. The crowd
was far below expectations
10000 fans ratified around in
60,000-seat Kezar Stadium.
But the exhibition game was
a good one. The underdog Raid
ers battled the Texans on even
terms for most of the contest
Dallas Fullback Jack Spikes
from Texas Christian Univer-
sity pushed across two touch
downs in the second half and
MS team won, ZU-l5.
Most Of those who were there
agreed AFL football should
arouse fan interest-and at
tract the fans dollars-durine
the long season ahead.
The leagues commissioner
Joe Foss. said he was pleased
with the opening week end.
THE people here were rea,
football fans" he said, I'm
sure the next time Oakland
plays there will be a bigger
crowd"
There was a scoring threat
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Quill Threatens
Royal Natives
Hold on Title
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star RacinG Editor

STANTON, Del, Aug. / -
Reginald N. Webster's Quill, a
convincing winner of Saturdays
mile and a-quarter Delaware
Handicap. now appears to be a
serious threat to Royal Natives
championship aspirations this
year after humbling Bill Mac
Donald'S filly ace.
Closing even more strongly
than she did in capturing the
New Castle Stakes the week be-
fore. Quill. a daughter of Prince
quillo, waltzed home by nine
lengths. and the margin looked
even greater to the legion of
fans who made Royal Native a
9-10 favorite in the Distaff Big
Three finale.
Quill, ridden by Bobby Ussery
became the second filly to sweep
the New Castle and Delaware,
equalling the feat of Calumet
Farms Princess Turia in 1857.
Surprisingly. Quill paid 1880.
Her triumph in the Delaware,
which avenged two earlier de-
feats by Royal Native in the
Molly Pitcher and Top Flight
Handicaps. netted $l04,750 for
Owner Webster, New York fin
ancier. who bred the chestnut
filly. This amount included $10,-
600 in bonus awards.
Despite the urging Of Jockey
Bill H artack. Royal Native
could save only a second money
and a fortune for Delaware
Parks show betting plunger,
who wagered in excess of $780,
600 on the filly despite her
weight burden of 129 pounds,
four more than Quill. A minus
pool Of $8,063 was recorded.
A crowd of 20,9O8 turned
out for Delaware Parks final
day Of a 55-day session and
wagered $l.682,66l. This sent
the totals for the meeting. to
$58,7l1.926 for a daily average
Of $1.085,67l.
Although 1t was the largest
amount ever bet at a Delaware
meeting, the daily mark fell
off 3 per cent in comparison
with last years.
The decreases were blamed
BY the Delaware Park manage
ment on the head-to-head COM
petition with the nearby
Bran DIVINE harness track.
which opened its meeting July
9. Before the harness track
started, Delaware's betting bus
iness was running nearly 3
per cent ahead Of last year.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

nth RAcE-Pur.e. $1,000; eamns 4-ysooId. and upl mile
Sports Car Race
Won by Jeffords

ELKHART LAKE. Wis, Aug
l (AP).-Jim JeffordS of Mil
waukee- plotting the Camo-
radi USA Maserati-won the
200-mile sports car Grand Prix
at Road America here yester-
day.
Averaging S5.495 miles pei
hour over the four-mile paved
course. Jeffords took the No.
position on the 3lst lap after
Carroll Shelby Of Lamirada
Calf, was forced out Of the
race with a bad transmission in
his Old Yaller NIX II. In an
other seven laps, the Scarab
driven by Augie Pabst Of Mil
waukee was out with a broken
axle and Jeffords was in the
lead.
Jim Hall of Dallas and Loyal
Katskee of Omaha, both in
Maseratis, finished second and
third, respectively.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Frick Rules Out
Double AII-Stor
Games After 81

NEW YORK. Aug. l CAP).-
Baseball Commissioner Ford
Frick today announced the
majors will again play two ALL
Star Games next year, but in
the 1862 season and there
after the leagues will revert
to the traditional one game.
The 1861 games will be a
month apart.
The first game in the 1861
season will be played in Cam
dlestick Park, home Of the San
Francisco Giants, in July. The
second will be in an Eastern
American League city, exact
site to be determined.
Frick said the players, by a
6-l vote. were in favor of the
two games next year, and per-
mission was given by the l6
major league clubs.
Frick said added TV money
after the 1861 season would
make unnecessary a second
game after 1861.
The second game, first played
in 1859, was requested by the
players in order to provide ad-
ditional money for their pen
sion fund.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

include Bronzerullah and
Royal Dragon. each carrying
ia pounds.
The Saratoga meeting each
August is the only appearance
of the thoroughbreds in up
state New York. BY State law,
the bigger and newer tracks in
the New York City area shut
down while tradition and senti-
ment take over at the Spa.
The Saratoga show will run
for "a days and offer approxi-
mately $550,000 in purses.
The yearling sales, which an
nually draw buyers and sellers
from many parts of the world,
will be held next week.
The 9lst running of the
TraverS for 3-year -olds, oldest
stakes race in the Nation, is
scheduled for August 20. Prob
ably the richest race of the
meeting will be the $75,000-
added Hopeful Stakes for q
year-oldS on closing day, Au-
gust 27.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Flying Post Kills
Auto Racing Fan

BUTLER. Mo-, Aug. / (AP)
"A spectator was killed and six
others were injured when a rae
ing car crashed into fence on
a dirt track a mile southwest
of here last night.
The modified stock car
knocked a heavy wooden post
into the bleachers. Everett L.
Page. Il. Of Garden City, Mo-,
was killed when the post
crushed his skull.
Sitting next to Page in the
front row were his wife, l3-
year-old son and 16-year-old
daughter. They were not in
jured. but six others seated
near the family were treated
for cuts and bruises.
The driver of the car, Roscoe
Writ Of Fort Scott, Kans., was
not hurt.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Boden Nine Tied
For League Lead

st. Leonard's knocked on
Buffalo, 1913, while Baden split
a double -header with Greenock
yesterday. leaving the Southern
Maryland Baseball Association
with a tie for the lead.
Baden clobbered Greenock
1872. after taking a ST. beating
Baden and st. Leonard's each
has a 1872 mark, followed by
Greenock, 8-6. and Gambrills
rs.
In other games yesterday
Bristol defeated Accokeek, So
Annapolis beat Gwynn Park
I'll. and the game between
Gambrills and Marlboro was
postponed.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Arizona Junior
Wins Net Title

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug.
l CAP.-Bill Lenoir of Tucson,
Ariz., whizzed past second
seeded Frank Froehling of Coral
Gables, Fla, Ga, 60, 6-3,
yesterday for the junior singles
title in the National juniors and
boys tennis tournament. He
also took a share Of doubles
honors.
Lenoir and Froehling teamed
up and upset Dennis RalSton
and Bill Bond of La Jolla. Calf ;.
8-6. 2-6. 6-3, 60, for
doubles honors..
In the boys 15-and-under
title match. Mike Belkin of
Coral Gables needed only IS
minutes to down Mickey Schad
Of Louisville, KY, 6-1, 60
Evening star., 1960-08-01
NO COMPETITION UNTIL AUG. 13.
Delaware Closing Due
To Help Shenandoah
CHARLES TOWN. w. \

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va
Aug. l (SpeciaD. Free OF
competition for the first time
since the current meeting
opened July S, Shenandoah
Downs hopes to make the most
of it. starting tonight.
With Delaware Park closed
the night thoroughbred racing
plant will have a virtual mon
opoly on horse-betting money
south of New Jersey until
Timonium's half-mile daytime
action starts August 13.
One of those moving in from
Delaware is Joseph P. Monte's
King Sug, who will take on
five Shenandoah regulars in
the Elkridge Rotary Purse. g.
furlong feature tonight.
Even with the competition,
Shenandoah has been enjoy
ing a banner meeting. The
first % nights show an average
attendance of 6,585 and an
average mutual handle of
1902, ,760. The average Bonanza
pool, including the record $32,-
986 wagered Saturday night,
stands at $17,899.
The Bonanza is generally
credited with the sharp up
swing in business at Shenan-
doah and other Maryland
tracks are watching it care
fully.
When Shenandoah first in
stalled the Bonanza, the aver
age was less than one taker a
night. The present rate is 1.6
cards per person.
General Manager Bob Lea
witt cites the popularity of the
Bonanza elsewhere. Lincoln
Downs. which installed it this
year, was up II per cent in at
tendance; Rockingham Park,
employing it at it's current
summer meeting is running
more than 80 per cent ahead Of
previous meetings.
NOTES: Top-weighted at l22
pounds in tonight's $500 fea-
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Saratoga Opens 92d Meet;
YeurIinq Sales Next Week

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. l (AP).-Saratoga, oldest
of the Nations race tracks,
opens for its 92d season today
with the traditional accent on
youth toned down considerably
The opening-day attraction
will be the $25, 5,O00-added San
Ford Stakes for 2-year-olds.
But the Flash Stakes, long the
highlight Of opening day, has
gone the way of such other
once-famed 2-year-old races as
the Grand Union and United
States Hotel Stakes and the
Albany Handicap. The Flash
has been discontinued tempo
rarily after IS runnings.
Heading the field for the
Sanford Stakes is Hail to
Reason, who has won the Ire
mont, Great American and
Youthful. Hail to Reason, with
Bobby Ussery up. will carry top
weight of 1874 pounds in the
6-furlong sprint.
Other highly rated entries
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Fondo's Blow Keeps
GreenbeIt on Top

Greenbelt retained undisput-
ed first place in the Tri-County
Baseball League with a 1919
victory over Beltsville yesterday
at Greenbelt- Richie Fonda
tripled home the tying run in
the ninth inning and scored the
winner on a passed ball.
Greenbelt now has a 1912
record. Burtonsville (9-3) took
over second place by beating
Scaggsville. 10-7, at Burtons-
vile. Laurel won a home game,
lis, over Minnicks, and Fair
land forfeited to Muirkirk.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
New Weapon
against Cancer

First tried at Tulane, an ingen-
ious technique called pertusion
allows surgeons to isolate
temporarily-a cancerous area
in the body and flood it with
nitrogen mustard. August
Readers Digest, on sale now,
reports results in liz cases
and the good news is that over
half are arrested"
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Playground Mines
In Western Finals

Chevy Chase and Takoma
Fairgrounds meet at Takoma
today in the l4-and-under
Western Division finals of the
Walter johnson Baseball
League: The winner will ad-
vance to the league world Sc
ries" beginning tomorrow night
at Turkey Thicket.
0koma and Congress Heights
meet in the 12-and-under series
opener at 6 pm. tomorrow
Rosedale and the Chevy Chase
Takoma winner will play at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

ture for 3-year-olds is William
Leatherbury's Bay Hornet, a
two-times dash winner here
Roy Albright's Fendy gets In
at l09 Larry Reynolds,
leading rider with "a wins, was
married Friday in a quiet cere-
mony in Baltimore to Diane
Paluch, daughter of Patrick
Paluch, jr.. Hagerstown horse
man who has a string working
at Ell Comandante in Puerto
Rico Calvin Boiling. agent
for Jockey Angelo VaSil. leads
the qualifiers for the Shenan-
doah Downs golf tournament
with a 36-hole score of 1916
149.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
Auto Rocine Films

A Aim of the 1858 Watkins
Glen IN. " national sports
car race will be shown tonight
at the monthly meeting of the
Metropolitan Auto Racing Fans
Club, 8 o'clock. at Guy Mason
Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1960-08-01
81 900; eIeininsi 3-xeer-oIds; s furIonss.
FIFTH RAcE-Pure ST. 900; eomns; 4-yeor-od and up 81
SIXTH RAcE-Pue, $1,000; claiming; 4yeo-oId. up;

scRArcHEo- Plnehs u Scramble
Evening star., 1960-04-11

Fonous Briggs and Strotton 4-cycIe, z
h.p. engine with reeol starter. Throttle and
clutch control conveniently on handle. Chain
drive. Heavy gauge steel frome. 5 tempered
reel bIodes.
Evening star., 1960-04-11

Self-propeIled it does the work .
you simply walk oIone and guide it. Fomous
Briggs and Strotton 2-h.p., 4-cyee engine
with recoil storter. Sturdy box type frome.
Chain driven with throttle and clutch con-
troll right on the hondIe. Adjustable cutting
heights.
Evening star., 1960-04-11

De luxe sef-PropeIIed rotary mower tokes
oil the hard work out Of moving. Hos
powerful 3-h.p. Briggs and Strotton 4-cycle
engine with impulse storter. Throttle and
clutch control on handle Chain driven front
wheel drive. Y" exclusive ArfIex blade,
side discharge, Ieof muIcher.
Evening star., 1960-04-11

You guide il it does the work. Powerful
3-h.p., 4-eycIe Briggs and Strotton motor
with recoil storter. Choke-o-motic control
right on the handle. u" Austempered steel
blade. 7" steer wheels in front 8"
wheels for reor "Posi-Drive". Adjustable
cutting heights
Evening star., 1960-11-13

COLLEGE PARK Al brick home
with income, near Md. U. and all
conveniences; h m e in spotlesS
condition; 1st floor apt. vacant;
each apt. consists of 2 large bed
rms bath, liv. rm.. dining area
fun bsmt. with bath; terrific in.
vestment. Must see to appreciate,
Out-of-town owner asking $27, 500.
Trades considered.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

CHEVERLY, OPEN-Large brick
Colonial in gracious suburban set
Ting: lge. bedrms. up with 4th,
and full bath in bsmt.: lovely rec
rm.; ist flr. lge. din. rm. and liv.
I'm. with firepl., mod. kit. seats 8:
So-It: long SCI, porch and patio.
assume Ice, 5A % loan or $4,000
or Beltsville. S21,50O, SP. 3-19ai
By OWNER
Evening star., 1960-11-13
OPEN 90
Suburban Presents
TRADE TODAY

CONN. AVE. EST. Our sales ma,
age sser owns one Just like this ali
9rk' 9,,S' 3-pedrm., 1la-bath residence
$3.50 dn. will handle at SI4 oSo
Evening star., 1960-11-13
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774

CHANCE OF A LIFETTME-oVner
says take offer on custom built 4.
pedrm. rambler; huge liv. rm.,
iamlly-size din. rm., paneled den:
pest materials throughout; hot.
water heat, full bsmt.: large COR
ner lot. Has to be seen to be an
pTeciated. FREE STATE PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-I266
Evening star., 1960-11-13

CHEVERLY - Impressive white
Dutch Colonial, with center-hall
sannlsse ssa1ranee; .,,f huge &C. 22.ft. liv; nm.
4 bedrms., tiled bath and u bath
on 1st floor: side porch: fuli
bsmt.: cor. lot. Assume large 4Ia,
loan. Full price, S2O,95O. E. c,
HlLLEY & Co., Realtors. AP. q
Evening star., 1960-11-13
SUBURBAN aNo PROPERTIES Mor.

IAkOMA PARK-7-bedrm.. 2-bath
home for only S14,95O' Older
home with sep. din. rm.. center.
nail plan. parlor. patio; large tree
shaded lot; immaculate cond Tc
inspect call Mr.. Smith, JU. 9-21SS
ZEAL ESTATE CONSULTANTs
Evening star., 1960-11-13
h&0pen
AQEL,PHI

ADELHdl
Long, low and handsome ". .-old
brick ranch rambler on huge
wooded lot in prestege area.
YOUR EVERY DESIRE"
4 bedrms.. !2h baths. sep. din.
rm.. huge nv. rm. .wihrepl., de
luxe modern dream kit, walk -out
bSmt. wa dazzling custom rec.
rm.
Dir: Out Risgs I'd. to Towhee ave.
and right to 101O7. Open / to s.
N. HAMP. AVE. AREA
Priced at only S14,950, Just $500
down and $50 per month for this
Immaculate 3-bedrm.. lh-bath
brick Colonial.
EXTRA SPECIAL"
2S-ft: family rm., sep. din. Ym.,
lovely location on dead-end st. /:
beaut. lot w/abundance Of fruit
trees and shrubs.
Dir: Out N. Hamp. ave. to East
West highgay Rte. 41O) and
right to Linden ave and left 70
1120. Open l to 8.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
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SILVER sPRNG-Two new s.
as ssdssm. ,,I;a Golonial,s; udn,G; seiVrsd tile t;S
rna.. 1irepl., scr. porch, din. rm.: /:
bsmt,. asphalt tie, leyatoIy; besut; buIts;;
and Colesville. o.. 2-o676, OIL.
4-76S9.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Hudson Real Estate Co.

UN. 4-1515 UN. 4-717l
BRADBURY HTS BEDRMS.
Brick Cape Cod, Ia baths, sep. din.
rm., I'm. rec. rm., front porch;
VACANT: $500 dn.. conventional
or FHA. Move right in. Mr.. Elsaes.