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Evening star., 1960-06-10
FORE AND AFT

Two yachting events post
poned by the rain over Memo
rial Day week end are taking
place this Sunday. One is the
flag raising and boat parade
at Rose Yacht Club and the
other the dedication Of Fort
Washington Marina.
Annapolis Yacht Club also
will have its formal opening to-
morrow with a boat parade at
SPIN. followed by a buffet sup
per and dancing.
A similar program is sched-
uled at Chesapeake Yacht Club
Shady Side, Nd, which will
have its flag-raising at 4:3C
pm. followed by q dinner and
dancing.
Fort Washington Marina i.
on Piscataway Bay in Prince
Georges County and is headed
by M. j. Styron, who also op.
crates the Columbia Island Ma.
rina and M. j. Styron Co., al
1852 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington.
1t was opened before compile.
ton last summer, and now ha,
three docks with slips for 25C
boats. An additional $50 boat,
can be moored on buoys in the
creek and space is available tt
expand the mooring area tC
accommodate 500 more. There
is 9 large, paved parking area
A feature is a self lf-propellec
boat lift which can take Graf
up to IS feet long. A launch.
ing ramp has been provided fol
small boats and there are fuel.
ing facilities, marine supply
and repair shops and a reStau.
rant.
Speaker at the dedication al
1880 pm. will be Herbert w
Reichelt, president of thC
Prince Georges County Com.
misSioners. Comdr. T. Stanley
Medford, operations officer a.
the Naval Weapons plant, viii
have charge of the flag-raisins
ceremony.
y -
Another Super-Speedboat de.
signed to skim over the waters
on a bubble of air will bf
demonstrated here Tuesday.
Developed by the Navy Ru-
reau Of Ships and the Hughes
Tool Co. of Culver City, Calf.
the boat is called a Hydro
streak and bears in many ways
a marked resemblance to the
Hydrokeel described on this
page last Sunday.
The demonstration, for Navy
Department officials and the
press, will take Place at 1:3C
pm. in the Pentagon lagoon.
Both the HydroStreak and
Hydrokeel, brain child oi
Robert w. Priest Of Forestville
Md, who once worked for the
bureau of Ships, pump ai:
underneath their hulls tn rise
off the surface and lessen water
friction.
Chief difference, apparently
is in how this air Is trapped
The knife edges CT the Hydro
keels extended keels contair
it on each side and rubber fiaps
control it fore and aft.
The Hydrostreak uses skeg.
on the sides and a water wall
to contain the air at each end
This water barrier is created
by a 80-horsepower motor
which pumps air into the
chamber. Only the skegs anc
the boats twin screws touch
the water.
Two additional 80-horse.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
'DOCTORING YOUR GOLF
By DR.. CARY MlDDLEcoFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT: 'I

PATIENTS COMPLAINT: "I
missed one no longer than
thatp
DIAGNOSIS: Making q pro-
duction Of it.
TREATMENT: Missed short
puts generally result either
from carelessness or the ex-
treme opposite-studying and
fussing with the putt until you
get all wound up.
The thing to do on a short
putt-or any putt, for that
matters study the line long
enough to get a clear picture
of 1t in your mind, and then
step up and stroke the ball
smoothly and reSolutely.
The process outlined above
takes some people longer than
it takes others. / happen to
be one who likes to be pretty
deliberate on all shots, puts
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Key West Angler
Leads in Tourney

MIAMI. Fla, June 10 (AP)
"A Key. West, Fla, man leads
the salt water anglers World
Series tournament with 203
points.
Early Wise took the lead yes
.terday when he landed four
dolphin on 30-pouhd test line
and one bonita on 40-pound
test. Anglers also brought in
snapper and barracuda.
Evening star., 1960-06-10

included. I do know, however,
that a lot Of puts are missed
simply because they are fused
over too much, as indicated
in the drawing.
An even more frequent cause
OF missed short puts is care
lessneSs. You think a putt is a
Evening star., 1960-06-10

cinch and you give 1t a half
hearted stab. And you miss.
Try to avoid both these
faults. Furthermore, learn all
you can about putting. To help.
you, I offer a free pamphlet,
called The Putt" It's yours
for just a stamped. return en-
velope sent to Cary Middlecoff,
in care Of The Star.
tSaturday-"I'm . chronic
hOOker.")
Evening star., 1960-06-10
QUEEN OF THE CHESAPEAKE

and Sunday at the National
Capital Skeet and Trap Club,
on Riff1eford road northwest
out of Rockville. Competition
will start at II am. both days.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
THE LOG BOOK

ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB-Oficia
opening tomorrow, with boat parade
0uRS HOSE n HAVEN YACHT CLUB-Flas.
raising and boat parade Sunday.
CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUB-Flag.
raising tomorrow. at 4:3O pm. followed
by dinner and dancing.
cruis. Is Z 70 sUaSf Sweden Point. StUS=-"esk-sn'
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT SQUAD.
RON-Gibson Island-Love Point-Swar
Point race for all classes tomorrow.
POTOMAC RIVER POWER SQUAD.
test sunday at West River Yacht Club
SHADY OAKS YACHT CLUB =
Shakedown cruise tomorrow and sun.
day 70 Church Greek with dinner al
Oak Grove.
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB-sum.
mer series Of races Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
FIGHT RESULTS
By the Associated Pres,

PHILADELPHIA Bruce Gibson,
150.a, Phiisdelphis' outpointed Stanley
phia, 8.
SHERBROOKE, ouebee-Burke EN-
cry. 169. Sherbrooke, knocked out
Hank Mercer. III, ValdoSta, Ca. 8.
DARTMOUTH, N.S.-Guy La conte,
$50, Boston, outpointed joey Durelle,
las, Bale Ste. Anne. NIB. 10.
GLASGOW, Scotland-Chic Calder
wood. Scotland. stopped Johnny Hala-
NH, Tonga, IL. Lightheavyweights. For
British Empire titlel
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Two-Duy Trupshoot

The Cavaliers, a social group
Of some 125 trapshooters in
the East, will hold their Invita-
tional Spring Shoot tomorrow
Evening star., 1960-06-10

23-FT. JERSEY SEA sKIFF lspstrake;
VS. engine, hardtop; sleeps .; head,
other extras; boat better than new,
10 hrs. Save zoos Of dollars. LA.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
VFW Delegates
Convention
In Detroit

Mrs. Mary Petrzala, presi-
dent of the District of CO.
lumbia Department, Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. heads the list
of local delegates now at
tending the groups national
convention in Detroit.
Others attending the event,
which will continue through
Friday, include Mrs. Ethel
Sendlak. Mrs. Ruth Norris.
Mrs. Julia Cruise, Mrs. Flor
ence Armstrong, Miss Bertha
Reynolds and Mrs. Dorthea
Goerke. Others include Mrs.
Elizabeth Craddock. Mrs.
Ann Freeman, Mrs. Ruby
Griffen, Mrs. Anne Middle
miss, Mrs. Rubie Herronimus,
Mrs. Margaret Wardle, Miss
Mary Stephanchek, Mrs. Nola
Wright and Mrs. Ruth E.
Martin.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

warmth in those who share 1t.
So, when you plan that
new house, skimp on some
thing else, but be like the
ladies on the panel Of THE
Congress on Better Living"
and vote for a fireplace first!
Mrs. ID. s. asks:
II have q Cape Cod home
with early American furnish
ings. I have a wool tweed rug
in the front room, and braided
rugs in the hallway and bed
rooms. There is a large braided
rug in the upstairs bedroom,
but 1 would like to put a
candy stripe runner in the
hallway up there, and also on
the stairway. Is this proper
or would I have to repeat the
braided rug all through the
house. Also I would like to
know if a watermelon pink
color paint is too loud for a
bedroom. 1t has all white
woodwork. If I did use 1t
would a lilac shade look out Of
place in the other bedroom?
Both rooms can be seen from
the hallway"
Dear Mrs. ID. S.:
It's perfectly all right to
use a candy stripe runner in
the hallway and on the stair
way with the braided rug in
the bedroom. They are both
early American in feeling, AS
to question No. 2, a luscious
watermelon color wouldn't be
too loud for a bedroom If you
use a lot of white with 1t.
think a soft carnation pink
with watermelon pink touches
in accessories would be pref
tier for that other bedroom
than the strong contrast OF
lilac since they are both visible
from the hallway.
Mrs. G. M. b. asks:
I'VE have just painted oul
bedroom sunset pink. Bed.
room suite is onyx. BedSpreao
and curtains are white. What
Evening star., 1960-08-21

to children Of officers as
signed to any service install
lations in this area or those
of retired officers living in the
area.
The juniors and seniors will
jointly attend the May S
dinner dance. At other
dances, separate events will
be held.
Directing the Cotillion will
be Joshua Cocker, jr.. Of Bal
timore, vice president of the
Dance Masters of America.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

they wanted in their house OF
today.
Guess what they wanted
most a fireplace! The
second want" was storage
space. The moderator ex-
pressed surprise that dish
washer or washing machine
hadn't won first place. I was
surprised, too, but so de-
lighted.
AS you know by now, a
fireplace. with it's friendly
crackle and CHEEKY flames is
a must" to me when I think
of home. There is nothing,
to my mind, that can make a
room come alive like good
fire in a fireplace. 1t seems
to bring out a reflecteo
Evening star., 1960-08-21

schedule are a Christmas
dance December 90, a cos
tune dance March II and a
dinner-dance May S, the cli-
max Of the Fort Meade Co.
tillion's year.
Other dances are Sched-
uled for November 4 and 18,
December 2 and Is, February
3 and II, March 3 and April
81, Mrs. Willard reported.
Offering junior and senior
cotillionS, the program is open
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Fort Meade Coti|Iion Planned

The Fort Meade Cotillion
has an extensive program
planned this year for the
teen-age set, Mrs. Paul S.
Willard, cotillion chairman,
announced this week.
The first in q series of IL
dances-nine of which will
include lessons - will be
staged October 81. Lessons
will include instruction in
ballroom dancing and social
behavior.
Featured on the 1901
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Ask kDOROTHY
DRAPER
Fireplace Is First Wish
OF Homennoking Group

Have you heard of "The Congress on Better
Living?" hadn't until I happened to turn on the
television and there were group of women discuss
ing houses and what should 60 into them My ears
Immediately pricked up when the moderator asked
this group Of carefully selected housewives what
Evening star., 1960-08-21

would you suggest for more
color?"
Dear Mrs. G. M. B.:
You don't need much. Try
lots of green in living plants
and a white dish filled with
purple grapes.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

"Be Your Own Decorator" o
fascinating ond most Informative
booklet by Dorothy Droper. is ovoil-
obIe to readers Of The Evening Stor.
Send IS cents in coin and your nome
ond address printed to Dorothy
Droper, core Of The Stor. Mrs.
Draper ecnnot onswer personol moil,
but will use questions Of widest gen
erol oppeol in her column.
(Copyright 1860, Dorothy Draper)
Evening star., 1960-07-17
ADD A POWDER ROOM!

And give it extra con-
venience for family and
guests with this new
cabinet-lavatory with
roomy bowl, one-piece
china top, extra-wide
shelf area, lots Of Stor-
age space. Notice the
toilet is off the floor for
easy cleaning. Yours for
as little as $3.01 a week.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

REDO YOUR BATHROOM fixture at time-or
the whole job for as little as S2.03 week.
When modernizing or adding bath, get the
fine quality, new designs, popular colorS
of American-Standard products. For more
information see your American-Standard re-
taller listed in the Yellow Pages under
plumbers" or plumbing supplies, or mail
the coupon below.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
By HARRY BACAS
Star staff Writer

Good Timin'" was
written to order for jim
my Jones.
His manager, Goldie
Goldmark of Shalimar
Music in New York,
wanted Jimmy to follow
his first hit, Handy
Man" with another sue
ceSSful record. So he
called in a successful
Songwriting team.
The writer's, Clint
Ballard, ir., and Fred
Tobias, have turned out
a lot of popular tunes.
One of their most re-
cent was Little Bitty
Girl " recorded by
Bobby Rydell.
''It'S coming up time
for a recording session
for Jimmy JONES'" Mr..
Goldmark told them.
"Write him a hit"
The two. writer's lis
tened to Jimmy'S earlier
records to get an idea
of his style. Then they
wrote "Good Timin'."
Evening star., 1960-05-01
TOP TUNES
JONES' GOOD TIMIN'
GOES GREAT GUNS

The title had a double
meaning-doing things
at the right time, and
having a good times do
ing them.
Mr.. Goldmark was de-
lighted. Then, still in
tent on turning out a
hit, he called in another
expert.
This was Otis Black
well, creator of many
hits by Elvis Presley and
others. He asked Mr..
Blackwell to clay out"
an arrangement of the
song for Jimmy Jones.
That meant sketching
out the general treat
ment.
Under Otis Blackwell's
direction, Jimmy made
a trial record with just
a rhythm section. This
record was given to still
another arranger, Bob
Mersey, who was to
write the final version.
Bob, working at home,
followed the outlines of
Otis Blackwell'S version,
but broadened it, Scor-
ing it for 10 violins, two
guitars, piano, ba SIS,
Evening star., 1960-05-01

drums, tambourine and
an eight-voice chorus.
Then Mr.. Goldmark
set up a night recording
session in Capitol Rec
ords' Forty-sixth street
studios. The record was
issued by MGM Records
on its Cub label, but MIR.
Goldmark himself vas
the producer, delivering
Evening star., 1960-05-01
On EIvis
J. d. JONES.

To Johnny Purnell: I think
your letter CTEEN, April 24)
was overcritical and quite
unreasonable. Have you ever
heard of such a thing as
freedom of the preSS?" 1
think The Star had every
right to voice it's opinions on
Mr.. Elvis Presley's comeback.
and I was with them in most
respects.
I like Elvis, don't get the
wrong idea, but 1 wonder as
I listen to his latest hit, If
it's what wanted to hear
for his return recording.
bought his record because
1 thought it was pretty good,
but believe me 1 have twice.
as many by Anka and a few
others you referred to in
your So-called heap"
AS far as personal opinions
go, I've Travelled over a good
deal of the United States
and The Star is one of the
better newspapers I've read.
SOUTHERN MARYLANDER.
In answer to Mr.. Purnell'S
letter CTEEN, April 24 I
find his view on ElviS very
foolish and inconsiderate. I
read TEENS article on ElviS
and found it very Indifferent
to his success. If it was slanted
against Mr.. Presley, then it
was the attitude and opin-
ions of those interviewed, not
of The Star. And since that
seems to be the opinion OF
the general public, I think it
very, very selfish of you to
blame The Star for the atti-
tudeS of the public.
Elvis may be a success.
But if the general public has
doubts about it, then he may
not. And if he isn't a sue
cess, don't blame The Star,
Mr.. Purnell, don't blame The
Starl
BILL HAYWOOD
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Jones VS.. Coborgo

Once again I disagree with
Thomas Cabarga CTEEN,
April I'D has to say, for I be-
lieve that people want not
only enough to eat, but peace
and liberty, too.
The front-page headlines
would seem to be enough
evidence of that-South Afri-
cans are poor but desire their
freedom, and the Russian
peasants are once again re-
belling, just as are more OF
the Cubans. And Mr.. Ca
barga must think, mistakenly,
as the socialists do, that a
government can be for the
people without being in their
hands.
Mr.. Cabarga seems to have
no doubts but that the Com
munistS have good inten-
tions, despite their continued
shipping of arms to such
trouble spots as the United
Arab Republic and Cuba. I
think that his trust is mis-
placed, for it is not that We
claim to want abolition of
nuclear weapons but refuse
to follow through, for the
USA has placed 100 per cent
more of her atomic resources
into the Atoms for Peace pro-
gram than has the USSR.
The problem is that we want
to do away with our stock
pile, but cannot as long as
the Communists refuse all
sensible suggestions and
offers.
Some time back, Mrs.
Roosevelt signed a peace
petition" demanding the dis
continuance of nuclear test
ing. Later, she Withdrew her
name, and the reason was
this: She had finally discov-
cred that most of the petit
TONERS belonged to vari-
Gus Communist fronts and
wanted concessions from one
side only" Not all "pacifists"
are what they seem, but all
are. illogical, for although
Americans and other free
peoples should not expect the
worst, all should be prepared
for it.
I think that it would be
well to point out that Con-
gress is not deciding whether
or not Negroes voting rights
should be safeguarded, but by
just what means minority
groups who have been dis
Evening star., 1960-05-01

eliminated against will ap-
peal injustices done to them.
And another thing-slogans
in themselves are not an end,
but as long as America does
not indulge in slippery Sc
mantics" but means what
she says, slogans can be use
full, although they are far
from being the mainstay Of
this country.
J. ID. JONES.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
PL AY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters the Editor must priteTS correct Names
addresses and telephone numbers. Pen names totH be
used If requested All letters subject to condenSd-
ton Address letters to TEEN. The Washington Star.
Washington 3. d. c.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

MGM a finished record
ready for reproduction.
MGM is now bringing
out a Jimmy Jones al
bum, also produced by
Goldie Goldmark. The
title makes reference to
both of Jimmy's hits.
It will be called Good
Timin' by Jim my
(Handy NAM Jones'"
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Record
!. Cothy's Clown
z. Stuck on You
3. Jump Over
4. Ding Ling
5. Love You So
s. When You Wish Upon o Stur
7. Besome Mucho
8. Madison Time
9. Good Timin'
10. Stoiwoy to Heaven
Evening star., 1960-08-21
NEAR PARKWAY
ASSUME Az Go

Owner leaving area. Your oppor-
Itunity to acquire all-brick, s.
bedrm. rambler; daylight bsmt.,
h.w.h., wood windows, etc; Sl3.-
300, 4l2te loan. S96 mo. pays all.
This is a TERRIFIC BUY. OPEN
BALTIC. pkwy,, rt. on Rte. so, left
on 6Sth ave, left on Allison 10
800 Stanton I'd.
ALIEN PEAITnP ~ 1o-O
Evening star., 1960-08-21

BELTSNILLE All brick rambler
lHXl2-ft.. kit: full bsmt.; lge. lot
with barbecue. NELSON REALTY
CO, HE. $4,000 or WE. 5-55l4.
BELTSNILLE - open o-6. 4SO6
Howard ave New brick rambler;
3 bedrmS,. de |. kit. full bsmt
quality construction. Only Sl1.g5O
NELSON REALTY CO.. HE. 4-23OO
or WE 1-551l
Evening star., 1960-08-21

WdSIlIIBl lON EsIdItS - BaStmenJ
Zone OF the good onesl. 3 bedrms.;
time offered. Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
PEAL IX co ct n--9ES
Evening star., 1960-08-21
BERWYN AREA

BEh W y HEIUHTS
New 3-bedrm. rambler. Sale by
builder. Sl4,S0O. Call AP. 7-19"2
Evening star., 1960-08-21

BARGAIN HUNTERS
Here is your chance to get a con-
venient Rlverdale location ana a
bungalow with ) bedrms a-bath
potential. Sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
large front porch Level lot with
trees and garage. Only S9.95O,
$1,000 dn. and SO mo. pay
ments.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1960-08-21
EDMONSTON AREA
@&'AOANO l 4O4N A4l
LARGE LOT

FOREST HTS, 4@4 Woodland DR.
Brk; rambler, new cond.. beaut.
kitchen, > lovely bedrms., rec. I'M
with firepl, bu.lt-in garage: FHA
applied for EEWCOMB- JONES
REALTY, INC. 10 o-O4OO
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

WOODSIDE-New Listing. Hand
some brick Colonial: 8 bedrms.. 3
baths, rec. rm.; porch; , hre-
places: hot-water heat: lge. wood
ed lot; S23,950. Terms or trade.
G. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

TAKOMA PARK: OPEN .-6
! IN GRANT AVE. OFF CARROLI)
3-bedrm., 2-bath center-hall Colo
NAL for only S13.a5O: basement,
spacious yard. Make offer.
TAKOMA REALTY III S-1ooO
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING; red. to s17.500;
4 Blk. to elem. schl.-Lovely ctr
hall, 3-bedrm., brk. Colonial: big
liY. r.. irepl.; "a bath. lst A.;
tbl.-sp. kit. big bSmt.: nr. > shop.
ctrS transp, Owner, OIL. 2-6036.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
ALSO BY
APPOINTMENT

IA Nav = 4N4G4N L
Sill. sPR.. CLOSE IN-NEW 3-bed-
rm. rambler, Ia baths. daylight
walkout bsmt.. school . blkS.
Easy terms, S17,250
FLOWER AVE. AREA-Nearly new
3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler, lge
rear screened porch, firepl. in liv
rm. and rec. rm.; lot size 1877
deep; garage.
MEADoWWoCD-Brk. and stone
piano and dream kit, 3 bedrms.,
full baths, den for TV, lear
garage. 1O0x200' lot. Assume lge
FOUR CORNERS bedrms.. $1s,-
800; beaut. hv. rm., sparkling kit,
IA din. rm., 13X1q' den, huge
paneled family rm., = full baths
walk to bus and shop.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nice
Assume $l4,75O 4Ree loan. Lee
3-bedrm. brk., firepl. in liv. rm.
lovely side screened porch: many
extras: 7Ox100' wooded lot.
EAST SPRINGBROCK-Braut. Gus.
tom-built split-rambler; 3 extrs
lgs. bedrmS., ia baths. nice elec
kit, hrepl. in rec. rm.. carport fol
= cars Owner transferred.
OAKVIEW-Lovely rambler, 2 bed
rms, Ia baths, lge.. beaut. I'm. rec
rm.. side screened porch: many
extras: vacant. Name your terms
Office Open All Day
Ju 5-6O1O JU: 9-O29S JU. 5-655C
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ANDREWS-CENSUS
AREA

BIRcHWooD cITY-Lge. CT 4kE
loan will save you money on this
like-neW 3-bedrm split-level; fre-
pl.. family rm., brentwood kit. with
stainless steel 2-piece stove, Ia
baths. Mr.. Bunting.
BERKSHIRE, near Mt. Calvary
Church-Brick rambler. on corner
lot: 4 bedrms.. living rm.. dining
rm., beautiful kit. with all modern
equip Mr.. Bastek.
.220 WOODLAND RD. (off Suitland
I'd open l til dark. 4 bedrms -.
Ia baths, jalousied porch: large
lot with shade trees. Ready for
occupancy. S13,35O. Mr.. Mabe.
$500 DOWN. Excellent buy on g.
bedrm. brick with family rm.,
storm windows. aluminium awnings;
fenced yard and many attractive
features. Sl4,500.
Call our office, for information end
let us. heir. you find house to fit
the. size Of your family and your
pocketbook
WECT DEAF EcTAnE
Evening star., 1960-08-21
SPRINGFIELD

ST. GATHERINGS AREA-New. 2.
bedrm.. 2-bath split-levels. with
paneled rec. rm. and plenty OF
trees; sensibly priced at SlS.a90
to $4,000. FLA $1,000 dn. with
monthly payments of SlOS. Two
week occupancy: all trades ac-
eepted. Open daily, 10 am. It'll
p pm. DIR: Out Georgia ave
through Wheaton shopping dis
trict to Henderson ave. left 10
Lafayette dr., left on Lafayette
TO Kramer and right to Open
nISz46gs EEELYN @. KAPLAY & CO; g.,
Match Making Is Our Business
OPEN SUNDAY
ST. MICHAELS AND BELAIR HIGH
AREA (S40S Galveston rd New
4-bedrm. 2-bath brick by-leve
rambler. Level drive in rear
ARGYLE CLUB AREA. 1910 Mary.
mount I'd, Allanwood-New g.
bedrm, 2i2-bath brick rambler
Lge.. liv. I'M, din. rm.. lge. kit
level exit to bsmt., garage. scr
porch, 1i4-acre lot S32 $50,
RADCLIFFE REALTORS
JU. S-I744 JU S-l1lS
Evening star., 1960-08-21
STOP LOOKINGI

CARROLLToN, split-level-4 bed
rms, 3 baths, rec. rm., bsmt ,
extra-lge tree-shaded lot on cul-
de-sac: S26,500. SP. 3-3579.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.

REAL L ".
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. S.E.
At Pa. Ave.
Over % Years Experience in Sales
Rentals. Property Management
III 4-11l7 LU o-5q16
Evening star., 1960-08-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A GARDEN LOVER will enjoy this
An acre Of land, all handicapped,
small orchard, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
Unusually large kit. detached ga
rage, a beautiful home. Call to
see. MAST REAL ESTATE, WA,
I-1SQ3
Evening star., 1960-08-21
w

will fall in love with this brand
new 3-bedroOm brick rambler, APP
pealins modern kitchen, "a baths,
large livirg room and full day.
light tiled basement. ideal for
4th bedroom or den. See this now,
Sl1 $50. Low $500 dn. pay
mPnt. sin nsr mn
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Burch Realty Co.
Founded in 1880
TO. 9-5992 OPEN TIL 9 PM.

CUSTOM-BUILT 92-ft. rmabler Of
fers the best in suburban living.
@5-ft. liv. rm. with firepl, sep.
din. rm.. huge kit. completely
equipped, breakfast nook; 3 large
bedrms.. . baths, basement with
"a bath. frepl; hot-water heat:
breeZeway; Lear gar: double lot
with beautiful paintings. Inspect
now. CARROLLTON REALTY. SP.