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BETH.-KENSINGTON

SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD. INC. OIL. 6-7s0O til o
BRAND NEW RAMBLER on high
elevation; near the Patuxent: 3
bedrooms, baths, fireplace, day
Ilte bSmt;; carport: acre lot: S24,-
100. RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-6111.
BRIGGS CHANEY RID. AREA
Brand-new 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
Split-leyel; most UNIQUE floor plan,
uup-to- -the-minute kit, carport,
beautiful ha-acre site. Must be
ERT GRAY l. CO. JU. $500.
BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
WHEATON-New 3-bedroom. qKa-
path. brk. ramblers; full bsmt.
immed. poss. Only S16.94O. Name
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-3-bed-
rm., 1H2-bath brick rambler with
sttacned garage, breezeway, bsmt..
rec; rec, room ar and large lot with nice
CHESTER KELLER WooDMooR
AGENCY CORP. JU. 5-7100. 90.
BTTIRSTT0NSyILLE; TISTf} VII IS &$1l,95o-BEAu- ;l
rambler; liv. rm., din. rni,. XII
bedrm. and bath: garage Viii
sel G5.1.; HUGH T. PECK, HE.
CHEVY CHASE-Convenient TO all
schools and transportation. 3 bed
rooms. ga baths: powder room on
ISt nr. Quick possession. Priced at
$4,000. EDW. H. JONES a. Co,
INC. Wo. $4,000 til q pm.
CHEVY CHASE-White brick ram
bier on corner lot with patio and
secluded side yard. Large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, three bedrooms and bath
on main floor. Pine-paneled fam
ily room. large bedroom. bath and
tWo-car garage on ground floor.
Gas hot-water heat. Priced at
S2s'95O for immediate sale di-
first mortgage. OIL. 2-4a14. "a.
CHEVY CHASE, Kirkside-This at
tractive 4-bedroom brick Colonial
is located near Chevy Chase circle
powder room on ist f., e rec. iHftITe room
and garage Priced at S35,950'
EDW. H. JONES. d Co, INC. Wo
6-23OO It'll 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE = HEY FOLKS
LooKEE HERE-a-bedrm ram. ram.
handicapped lot. Must sell. price
Sl4.95O. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
4-6575
CHEVY CHASE-Loyely, 4-bedrm.
GSenter-hall Colonial. ga baths.
priced in low 20s for immed
{sslee. g, r, SMITH l. BROS,
INC; OIL. 2-647s: ewes, JU.
CHEVY CHASE HILLS
Brand new and 5-bedrm., 2h-
bath homes. Loc. on Jones Bridge
rd. styles. 2 story and split-level;
excel: terms. ALDON PROP, INC,
Ma. $500. OIL. 6-4s5S.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
An ideal family home situated in
z very desirable location between
bedrms.. full bSmt.. lovely lovely garden, As;i D.
det. garage. slate roof. hot-water
heat; immed. possession. Ewes,
call Mrs. Fisher, OIL. 2-5221.
VIC. d AN. MILLER DEV. CO,
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
COLESvILLE AREA = Near brand
new Springbrook high school.
conv. to elem. school. Lge. rambler
with 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, sep,
din. rm., full bsmt. with garage,
lge; wooded lot with de luxe
swimming pool, immense brick
natio, hot-water heat. A. J. KBS-
SINGER d CO, JU. 9-4544.
COLESVILLE AREA = Something
new in home design has finally
happened! See these quality con-
structed ramblers and be delight
fully surprised. Center halls, liv.
rms; with f1repls., sep. din. rms.
lovely equip. kit, 3 bedrmS., .
baths, scr, porch. daylight bsmt.
With hrepl.. plumbing for bath.
Lear garage; 1a-acre lots in pres
tige community. Priced at S32,-
$50. Also have / rambler at S3O.-
$50. SLIGO REALTY, REALTORS.
JU. S-S600.
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Arl., N.-Beautiful Tara
BY OWNER

Husband already transferred. Must
sacrifice my attrac. home; 4 bed
rms, > baths on end FIR, entr,
hall. 90 llv. rm. with firepl., l6'
din. rm., kit, pantry, 90 flag
stoned rear scr. porch, adjoining
big carport, 81 rec. rm. with bar,
"a bath, util. rm. and work bench
in bsmt. Full size walk-up attic
with fan. Near best schools,
churches and shopping center.
1880 N. Greenbrier st. S"6,650.
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RE. 6-54OO Til Q
BERENS SALES

AvONDALE-3-bedrm. brick Colo
NAL with full din. rm., large liv.
rm. with hrepl;, den and rec. rm.;
and fruit trees: close close to Se' shopping fne
and transp.; full price, S20,95G,
on cony terms. Call It'll 8 pm.
WA; 7-3900. ROBERT S. DAVIS
BERWYN-CoLLEGE PARK! Near
MARYLAND u. Goddard Flight
CWter, and NsA! Want a .
year old rsnch-style rambler with
basement? Dining room? Trees?
Only. $500 down? See this-with-
"NoW's THE TIME TO BUY"
SALES AP. 7-2O75
HTS.-4 -bedrm. brick
Cape Cod: sep. din. rm., Ia
baths, fin. rec. rm. w/bar; fenced
handicapped; FLA appraised Sl4,-
800; 5000 dn., $S7 mo. incl. prin
int. FORTIN RLTY., Lo. 7-500O
BRICK RAMBLER
% ACRE GROUND
Indian Head highway and Old Fort
rms, din. rm.. kit, liv. rm. W.
wood burning f1repl; has Dashboard
h.-w.h w/oil; in excel. cond -:
owner leaving for Fla. Call MR..
FREDERICK, MA. S-1S05; ewes.
RA. 6-l@4S.
CAMP SPRINGS, 6S4I Allentown
I'd. = Attractive 2-bedrm brick
rambler; sep. din. rm.. equip. kit,
tile bath; oil heat; lge. lot w/shade
trees: Sl4.g50; conv. terms. P. A.
EARNSHAW, Jr., Clinton, Md.
CY. 1888, CY. 7-S700.
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NoRTH-LIVE LIKE

NoRTH-LIVE LIKE
A KING in this sparkling 64-ft,
rambler located in beautiful Coun-
try Club Hills in the heart of N.
Arlington. This gracious home Of
fers 3 sizable bedrooms. beautifully
equipped kitchen. formal dining
room, TRUE CENTER HALL. large
side screened porch, elegant pan
eled recreation room. 2-car garage
and lovely grounds. Reduced S.
600 to S34,150 A QUALITY
HOME AT A BARGAIN PRICE,
WALTER R. REYNOLDS, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.M,
(coNTlNUEo)

SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-sman down
payment required for the corner
row home; 3-bedrm. brk.; immac-
ulate cond.. sep. liv. rm, din. rm.,
kit, den; 2nd floor, 3 bedrms
kit, bath: immed. poSs. to auali-
fed purchaser
N. S. BRYER CO. HE. $4,000
SHEPHERD PARK-SI5,5O0
SD. BRICK: 8 RMS. Y BATHS
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA,
"AIR-CO CONDITIONED"

"AIR-CONDITIONED"
Brick home, with bedrooms, den,
psmC.' rec. rm., GE kit, sep. din
TTm:. detached garage, patio: on
large wooded lot, and choice N
AT. ioc.; $4,000. FHA: vac,
lInmed. posS.; S55 N. Kensinpton
st. off Wilson blvd. ' 'Oi'
~, MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
~: o-49OO ia. 4-4252
ALEX. SPECIAL; Si0,95O-Immac.
ulate brick 2-bedroom row home
with full basement, Nice uuiet
neighborhood. Low down payment
and modest monthly payments
SaH today XII. a-363O, NJ II
BARRY ORG, Realty Admin :
ewes, XII S-1S32.
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ROCK CREEK WOODS, Goodman
cont, on wooded lot-3 to ) bed
rms, large liv. rm. with firepl.,
full sep. din. rm., 9 or 3 baths,
rec. rm, Buy now and choose your
own colorS. LO. 5-S630.
G. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
ROCKVILLE; SHARP AS A TACK
Desirable rambler, step-savine
kit, patio; cor. fenced lot; close
70 schools and shopping; $500 dn.
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-6575,
R0CKVILLE-Better hurry to see
with full bsmt. and fenced yd
AASSgme high loan; S13,75O and
KEN DRUSKIN & CO.
1900 Viers Mill Rd. Lo. 5-2OO5
ROCKVILLE: LIFE IS WORTH
LIVING HERE-3-bedrm. rambler,
stone fireplace, large well-equipped
kitchen, walkout basement, garage,
acre lot with trees. VACANT;
HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-e57b
RoCKVILLE-4- -bedrm. brick Cane
Cod; firepl., bsmt., storm sash,
washer, Assume $4,000, S97 mo
WEST END - 3-bedrm. Colonial.
bsmt., "a baths. Assume SD, 900.
Price, Sl5,950. WOOD, LO. A.
T1OO
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GREEN ACRES
$1,000 CASH FHA

Spacious 3-bedrm. Colo
nial in lovely controlled
area Has big family room
and laundry room of new
kitchen. Rec. rm. with half
bath. Owner will take FHA
contract. Eve, OIL. 6-3SS9.
POBIAK g. POBIAK, OIL.
2-4O00.
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- WE CHALLENGE

ARLINGTON = WE CHALLENGE
YOU! How, can you possibly
equal this for $4,000? Lovely
3-bedrm., 2l2 bath rambler in the
beautiful Country Club Hills area.
Delightful high elevation with dis
tant view across the Potomac
Valley; Rec rm. in full out-of-
ground basement, large all-clec.
kit, built-in garage; beautiful
trees and plantingS. Best public
and paroChial schools. Mrs, Soren-
sen. KE. S-265A. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, INC. Realtors, IA. 7-SOl2.
N.-Recently redeco.
rated and ready for occupancy:
charming brick Colonial with 2
eXtra-large bedrooms, full. base
ment, 2i2 baths, large level land
scaped lot. Lower @0s. Ewes. KE.
S-"659. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTORS, ia. 7-S0l3
N.-PerfectIy delight
full new brick Split-level on quiet
cul-de-sac only minutes from
downtown and Pentagon: 3 bed
rooms, 2l2 baths, family room,
built-in garage; lower 3OS EYES,
ia. 2-.422. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTORS, ia. 7-SOl2.
ARLINGTON. n, Golf Club Manor
-DraStically reduced for quick
sale; practically new, white brick
rambler: bedrooms, 3 baths,
beautiful rec. room with bar,
CENTR ALLY AIR CONDITIONED,
all of the extras; upper 30S. Ewes,
JE 2-4171. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTOR. ia. 1-S0l2.
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CARROLLToN SPLIT-LEvEL, spa
ciouS and well planned for real
living comfort; 8 large bedrms.
ga baths, carpeting and drapes
in liv. room and din. room, big
de luxe kit, beautiful Roman
brick fireplace. large family room
carport for 2 cars and large sun
deck. Must see to appreciate.
Priced in the eos.
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ROCKVILLE - $500 down, Like
new. 3-bedrm. home expandable
to 4. Level fenced lot, carport
Near schools, shop, transp. r. L.
SMITH. REALTOR, GA. 4-774l,
GA. 4-S795. We take trades.
ROCKVILLE-S35O down, 500 mo.
lot. R; L. SMITH, REALToR, GA,
4-17l1. GA. 1895.
RoCKVILLE-3-bed full-bsnt..
expandable Cape Cod. Beautiful
trees and garden, Only $500 down,
Sl4.250 total price.
HENRY CORBIN, INC.
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WOODLAWN, near the parkway
and schools -bedrm. brick ram
bier with full bsmt.. hot-water
neat built-in garage; assume
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ours truly lives in q Colonial:
take it from me. you can't beat
them for privl. This one has 3
bedrms., on a. Of grd. and is nr.
ACC: AL for 9 mere $16,hO0.
9525 Ga. Ave, JU. 9-4134 TIL 8
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ST. MARY'S PARISH - California
bungalow with 3 bedrms and 4th
partly finished; disposal auto,
washer and fan in kit; level lot
with fence and garden house; only
schools; $3.50 down may handle,
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POTOMAC, MD

Brand-new white brick split-level;
. b.r., 2a b.. family rm., ige,
nitIa-modern kit, patio, ga acres.
Reduced to S44,50O; might trade,
J. NOBLE BOAz. OIL. 2-75O0.
ROCK CREST. LOW UPKEEP-3-
Deorm. rambler: nr. schools and
shopping $500 dn. HUGH T,
PECK. GA. 4-6575.
ROCK CREEK PALISADES-NFW:
SLOO, dn., Sl35 mo. for beautiful
4-bedrm. 2-bath home, with rec,
Tm.; blk. to elementary schools.
L0. 5-S63O. G. A. SCHLESINGER
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THE BIG
g A -

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
200 Wilson Blvd. IA, $4,000
ARL,-2-bedrm. brick. semi-det.
California style at S12,250. Floor.
to-ceiling windows. patio, Shade
trees. Assume per cent GI with
low dn. pymt. ia 2-37O5.
ARLINGTON-A lifetime home in
a beautiful setting right on Va
cation lane: extra large and nicely
arranged rooms with unique den
and porch combination: bedrooms
are spacious Zone 90 it,: living
room, dining room and modern
Kitchen lend themselves to sra
ciouS family living: a park-like
Shady let surrounds this home
you Will be proud to own; Priced
Call SHANNON 4 LucHs. Real.
tors, ia. 5-GS00 Q to 9. 2O55
Wilson blvd
ARL., 1905 2nd ST., s-2-bedrm,
get. brk. Colonial, sep. din, rm.,
cony. to Pentason, Ft. Myer. All.
ia. 7-1439. OWNER.
ARL.. WILLIAMSBURG Area-3-bed-
rm., 2i2-bath, = center-hall RAM
bier with fireplace, Carport and
bsmt. Only SlS,5O0 with $1,000
down. 1mmed. occupancy. This IS
q bargaln. KEY REALTY, ia.
5-2090. ia. 7-735a.
ARLINGTON-5 min. to Pentagon,
conv. bus, shopping, schools-3-
bedrm. brick Colonial: sep. din,
rm., pine-paneled den, ! "a baths,
fenced yd. By OWNER, IA. 7zI2s4.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA-S75 mo.
with moderate down for a home
with bSmt., separate din. rm.,
tTin-Size bedrms., fenced rear
yard; super convenient to schools,
bus and shopping.
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COLLEGE PARK AREA-An at
tractive 3-bedrm. rambler, one
you can be proud of, and it Is so
balance 1st trust.
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SILVER SPRING
HOLIDAY PARK

immaculate brk. and frame split-
level home featuring 3 bedrms,,
iul baths, de luxe GE kit, with
many extras, S2I,75O and FUA
appraised at this price w
EERENS SALES, INC, JU. 7-1IUO
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OFFICE OPEN 9 TO
CALL OR STOP BY AND SEE
OUR MANY LISTINGS
MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING
SERVICE
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climbed almost 10000 feet in
under 312 minutes to snare
one Of them. Maj. Garri-
son J. Boyle III, who set some
of the marks. was a World
War II motorcycle scout. .
HinsOn Aviation Of Baltimore
has broken ground for a 154-
by-80-foot hangar at Friend
ship Airport. (, Eastern Air
Lines has liberaliZed its family
fare plan for flights on Mon
day afternoons and all day Sat-
urday. James r. GOrsOn is
the new administrative assist
ant of the Air Traffic Confer
ence's military bureau. D..
SAC's jet bombers and tankers
passed the fiye miElion-hour
mark during June after flying
over 100000 hours during the
first six months of this year.
William r. Scheuneman
has been assigned to Goodyear
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Airlines' new gimmick: Calf
fornia is just a meal away by
TWA. =
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ON WINGS
Vertical Isn't a New Word
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH

Aviation's most far-sighted
thinkers readily admit the in
evitability of the vertical take
off and short takeoff CONNER
cial airliner.
But until it gets here, new
airport runways will continue
to poke out over the horizon.
Dulles International here, for
instance, has two that are more
two miles long. The progress
of aviation, swift as it is, can't
wait for the short takeoff trans
port. 1t isn't, however, as far
away as it seems.
General Electric this week
unveiled a new propulsion sys-
tenn called a lift fan" which
multiplies the thrust of a con-
ventional turbo-jet for vertical
lift. Now under test by the Ma
tiOnal AerOnautics and Space
Administration, the develop
ment is being funded by the
Army, but General Electric
sees 1870 as a year when a
commercial transport using the
lift fan could offer city-center
TO city-center passenger service.
For vertical takeof with the
new system, hot gases from the
turbojet are diverted to the
lift fan, causing it to rotate at
high speed to produce vertical
thrust.
Once airborne, the aircraft
converts to normal forward
flight as the pitch of the louv-
erS under the fan are changed
to defect the fan exhaust rear
ward. On attaining sufficient
speed for normal wing-sup-
ported flight. a diverter valve
would be repositioned to per-
nit straightforward flow of
the gases, the fan louvers close
and the aircraft would operate
like current jetliners.
One bright sign the devel-
opers see is the ability of the
fan to operate with existing
turbine engines.
\ y
Although construction of a
giant, modern airport seems an
endless task, Dulles Interna-
tional opening will be here
sooner than even the veteran
air travellers realizes.
In that Paterson, NJ j., may
have a lesson to heed. AS Pat
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Prices quoted in dollars and thirty
seconds.
Partially taY exempt.
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erson opened its new municipal
heliport, Don r. Berlin, vice
president and general manager
of the VertOl division of BOeing
reminded the dedication au-
dience:
THE network of helicopter
service from city center to city
center will grow rapidly as
medium sized cities follow Pat
erson's example. Parallel with
more rapid and convenient
passenger service. of course. is
the speeding up ofAdelivery OF
mail and vital cargo.
Not the least of the prob
lens confronting the helicop-
ter industry is that of getting
the helicopter story across to
officials of municipalities"
= Il
Delta Air Lines company
magazine, Delta Digest, writing
about aircraft noise. says anti
noise agitation will increase
this year because of the great
er number of JETS" adding:
And because, in an elec-
tion year, it can be predicted
that local politicians will seize
upon the noise problem as an
issue, one that would seem safe
to riding as an appeal to abol-
iSh the man-eating shark"
y Il Il
1t is highly unlikely that
there is a pilot who hasn't on
more than one occasion voiced
high gratitude and high esteem
of the air traffic controllers.
Now California's NOva-Tech,
Inc, is offering a chance to put
it in writing. Last week saw
presentation of the corpora
tion's first annual Man Behind
the Mike" award to two On
tario. Calf, controllers, Joseph
COssey, jr., and William Brown.
The award, a gold plaque
and $1OO savings bond, was
based on a letter from pilot,
praising work of the controllers
in getting him out of trouble.
Pilots may submit letters with
a $50 bond for the winning sug-
gestion) to Nova Tech, Inc,
Manhattan Beach, Calf.
+ kNk
The Bell turbine powered
helicopter which set world rec
ords announced here Monday,
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Facts Offered

In the last few months, there
has been a tiny rash of pub
licity about these virtually un-
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
~ SYLVIA PORTER

! known funds due particularly
to the efforts of the Energy
Fund, founded in 1855 by Ralph
Samuel, to concentrate in
energy securities. Noting the
fact that I've never reported
on this story, I have just inter-
viewed Mr.. Samuel. Here are
some facts which you well may
find of practical value.
What's the sense in having q
mutual fund if it offers it:
shares at absolute cost? How
can the fund exist?
The answer is that all mu-
tual funds, including the no.
| loads, charge a management
fee averaging around l2 of ]
per cent a year of the tota
assets of the fund. This car
run into big-time money wher
the fund reaches the multi
million. dollar level. Also, the
no-load fund has no sales or.
ganization to support.
In most cases they are begur
by investment counsel firm;
which ordinarily don't accept
individual accounts of under
100000, but which would like
to handle some small ones fol
various reasons. They find they
can do this profitably by pool.
ing the small accounts and ther
managing the big fund as the!
would one big individual &C
count. Some of the oldest no
load funds are connected with
well-known investment counse
firms.
Over the past year and dec
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ade, their record in many cases
is as good or better than the
load funds.
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Fund; Scudder, Stevens &
Clark Fund; Stein Roe & Farm
ham Balanced Fund; Stein
Roe & Farnham Stock Fund.
Ask your local banker for
more information. Check a mu-
tual fund directory for ad-
dresses and performance rec
ordS.
distributed 1860 by The Hall Syndi-
cate, Inc. All rights reserved)
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ade. their record in many cases
is as good or better than the
load funds.
Some Disadvantages
Aren't there any diSadvan-
tages to buying them?
Sure. There aren't many to
choose from. and thus you may
not find one with precisely the
same investment objectives as
yours. Basically, how you make
out owning mutual fund shares
depends on management, and
if the management of a load
fund is superior to a no-load
fund that 8 per cent charge
easily can be overcome. And
while the small size of a no.
load fund may give it greater
f1exibility in the market, a big
fund may be able to spread
more on vital research.
Where do you find the lists
of the no-load funds2
That's the catch. Since
they're not sold" they're hard
to find. Here's an alphabetical
list of those with assets of more
than SIS million: de Vegh In
vesting; Dodge & Cox: Energy
Fund; Guardian Mutual; Hay-
dock Fund; Johnston Mutual;
Loomis-Sayles; Penn Square;
T. Rowe Price Growth Stock;
Rittenhouse Fund; Scudder,
Stevens & Clark Common Stock
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he hopes his knowledge ano
ItechniqueS will help to strength.
en- this country's leadership ir
science.
I'VE are just now at the oe-
ginning of a scientific revolu-
tion," he declared, "and are
finding stores and stores of new
information all the time. Now
we have to find new ways OF
keeping track of that, and there
I hope, 1 will be useful"
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hours when he was hiding to
good advantage, learning Eng
lish by listening to British
broadcaSts.
British Accent
But when l landed in New
York" he recalled, Il had to
start all over again. I was
speaking the language with a
British accent"
Thoroughly American now,
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'No-Lood Funds

Statesmen are now roaming
about the country promoting
ownership of mutual shares
and getting sales commissions
ranging in most cases from 6
to 9 per cent, averaging around
g per- cent.
This means that when you
put 81 900 into typical mutual
fund, you get 1920 of securities
The other $50 is the so-called
load"
Obviously, many Americans
are willing to pay this charge
to get the advantage of mutual
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of secu-
rites, professional manage
ment, constant supervision. In
two decades. the mutual fund
industry has grown to where
today over 2 million investors
have more than SIG billion in
$50 funds.
But among these $50 funds
are a couple of dozen or Sc
which no salesman promotes
for the simple reason that he
gets no commission whatso-
ever if he sells their shares
These are the so-called no
load" funds-meaning that
when you put $1,000 into Their
shares, you get $1,000 of secu-
rites. Nothing is absorbed in
sales charge.
Eoot1 nHoroL
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 CAP).-Yester-
days CLOSING over-:he-counter United
States Government Treasury bonds.
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Aircraft's Washington Office
has IA years as an airship pilot
for the Navy. Trans World
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Continued From Page D-1
the Dodgers set last season
with 1,078.
Four unearned runs with two
out in the eighth inning
brought the Phils from behind
against Milwaukee highlander
joey Jay (9-8). Dick Farrell
Q1-16) was the winner in relief
of Robin Roberts, who gave UP
a two-run homer by Del
Crandall.
The Cubs and Giants each
had six hits, but a two-run
homer by Frank Thomas, his
2lst, in the fourth inning of
Billy O'Dell (8-13) was the diff
ference. Don Cardwell (9-15)
was the winning pitcher.
Jim Gentle drove in five runs
for the Orioles, who blasted 1S
hits, including four homers, for
their one-game scoring high
this season. Skinny Brown
(l2-5) was the winner over Ike
O'clock (9-10).
Jim Burning Q1-14 allowed
the White Sox nothing but
singles, two by Sherm Lollar,
while pitching his fourth three
hitter and third shutout. Early
Wynn Q3-1D lost in on a two
out wild pitch in the sixth
inning.
Jerry Lumpe was 4-for-4,
belted a home run and drove in
two runs for the AS against
Barry Latman 90. Ray
Herbert q3-15 won it with
31s innings of one-hit, shutout
relief by rookie Dave Wicker
sham.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
ANNANDALE'S TWO-WAY STAR y
Sonny Utz Has Come
Long Way for Atoms
By CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Sonny Utz has been AMMAN
dale High Schools regular left
halfback for three seasons, but
this year he figures to play
more football than in the pre-
vious campaigns combined.
Utz Joined the varsity as a
freshman and although only
5-foot-6 and 1872 pounds played
in the defensive backf1eld. He
moved into the starting Of
fensive role as a sophomore.
Except for three games last
year he has been a starter ever
since.
Sonny suffered a Clipped
bone in his ankle in the Atoms
1859 opener against George
Washington and missed the
Falls Church, Hammond and
Wakefield games. Wakefield
tied the Atoms, TT, for the
only blot on Coach Ed Henry's
teams record as it won the
schools first Northern Virginia
Group I championship.
Coach Henry is using Utz,
now a 5-foot-10, 182-pounder,
as a starter on offense and
defense this year. He also does
the punting and is used on the
KICKOFF and punt return teams.
Annandale, the areas top
ranked scholastic team in the
area last year. opened its sea-
son September II with a $50
victory over George Washing
ton. Utz dashed for three
touchdowns on runs of 80, 90
and 5 yards.
Last week Sonny scampered