davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Senior Golf Title
To Ex-MuiImun

OSTERVILLE, Mass, Sept
26 (AP).-The new king Of the
Nations golflng old-timers Is
retired Mailman Mike Cestone
SIS. of Jamesburg, N. j.
Cestone, only a tournament
freshman, captured the Ma
tional Seniors golf champion
ship yesterday on the wind
swept Oyster Har0or course
with a 20-hole victory over
Evening star., 1960-09-26

Dave e. Rose, Sc. Cleveland
hides broker.
Cestone succeeds j. Clark
Espie. jr.. of Indianapolis, who
withdrew Wednesday in q dis
pute over a United States Golf
Association ruling on the use
of caddy carts.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
Six Seasons Lost
Cubs Shuttle Men

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept.
26 (AP).-The Chicago Cubs
today recalled Pitcher Jack
Curtis and Second Baseman
Paul Popovich and assigned
Outf1elder Layton Ducote and
Infielder j. c. Hartman to
Houston. The four played for
the San Antonio Missions this
year.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

BOSTON, Sept. 70 (AP).-
Ted Williams will end his ca
reer as baseball's most colorful
slugger Sunday, but the Red
Sox will continue to utilize his
batting skill.
Owner Tom Yawkey made
Williams retirement official
yesterday.
Yawkey said the 42-year-old
Williams will serve as a batting
instructor at the preseason
camp at Scottsdale, Ariz., next
spring. Williams then will re-
main in the organization and
assume duties in keeping with
his great talent" the owner
added. He did not elaborate.
Ends Speculation
The statement killed specu-
lation that williams might
change his mind about ending
his playing days.
When he hit his 500th homer
at Cleveland in June, Williams
said it was his last year. He
has repeated the decision fire.
quently since then but it took
Yawkey, more like a father
than a boss to his star. to seal
the verdict.
With $40 home runs, Will
liams is third on the all-time
list, only IA behind Jimmy
Foxx. Wouldn't that be in
centive enough to give 1t one
more try?
MY goal was 500 homers," "
Ted said. 1--WE never thought
of catching FoXX. What diff
ference does it make anyway?
An Ed Mathews, Ernie Banks
or Willie Mays will come along
and pass both Of us eventually
to run No. 2 behind Babe Ruth
anyway.
II want to quit after good
season. Now I'm satisfied. It's
too tough for a guy my age to
go out there now"
With five games to play, Will
hams has % homers and a .318
batting average for the season
His 22d since joining the Red
SoX to stay back in 1899.
Six Seasons Lost
More than six Of these years
were lost to Williams through
two service bitches, a cracked
elbow, a broken collarbone, di-
vorce, the games most cele-
brated pain in the neck and
numerous lesser injuries and
ailments.
The last Of the 400 hitters
(.406 in 194D, has the follow
ing major league totals. with
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Mnws Il; Pitt, 4:
Phil, =; Gin. I. '
San p, 13; L. A.. 9
Games To-day
San r. at L. A. (nl
(Only game sched
uled).
Games Tomorrow
Gin. at Pitt, (nl
Milw. at Phil, I'M
Chi. at San ?. (n(
st. L. at L. A. (n)
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x-Facsd 2 batters in 9th.
Winner Sisler C7-6. Loser
HRP-By K. johnson CYosD. u
schwarts. Flaherty, Kinnamon and
Smith. T-2:03. A-6,200.
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Leufs Held to Tie

QUEBEC, Sept. 26 (AP).-
The Quebec Aces Of the Amer
ican Hockey League fought the
Toronto Maple Leafs Of the Ma
tional Hockey League to a IL
exhibition game tie last night.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Bait, 8; Wash, |
NY. n z. 4: Best z
Det., o; K. c.. B
Games Today
n. Y. at Wash.
Cleve. at K. c., (n)
Det. at Chic. (n).
(Only games sched-
uled1.
Games Tomorrow
N. Y. at Wash,
S:05 pm.
Bait. at Bost.
Det. at Chi. (n).
CleYe. at K. c. (n)
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AFaced bHtters IN %.
Winner--Marichal (5-2. Loser
williams 14-1O).
WP-Choate. Balk-Marichal. u
Crawford, .venzon. Dacoh and Secory
T-2:52. A-25,056.
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YAWKEY CONFIRMS RETIREMENT
Red Sox Will Retain
Williams as Instructor

his all-time standing in par
entheSes:
Home runs-520 (third.
Runs batted in-1837 (sixth)
Runs scored-1791 (seventh)
Lifetime average-.345
(eighth).
Doubles-525 OATH.
Games played-2290 (26th).
HitS-2653 (31St),
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GIANTS, l5; DODGERS, 8
Los ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals AZ 13 161 Totals 80 8 10 z
Popped out for Roseboro in End:
Q Struck out for Rakow in 4th;
8 Reached base on error for Roebuck
in 7th; 4 Popped out for Choate In 9th I;
Fouled out for L. Sherry in 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO $50 004 OI0-13
Los ANGELES 100 123 10 9
E-smith, Wills. Gillian. Mays, F.
Alou, Cepeda. Po-A-San Francisco.
Francisco. Z; Los Angeles. Q.
2B-Pagan, Kirkland, Wills, W.
Davis DaVenport EF-BlaSfnRame
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Winner-Pappas U4-1D. Loser
Kralick Cs-5).
U-Stevens. Drummond. Hurley and
Rice. T-2:19. A-6.44S.
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WASHINGTON
Totals

! Singled for Thomas In sth: 2 Ran
for Philley in sth; Singled for Pap
pas in sth: Ran for woodlinE in sth;
3 Singled for Allison in 9th; 6 Ran for
Valo in 9th; 2 Grounded out for Bertoia
in 9th; Grounded into double play
for Becauer in 9th.
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CUBS, S; CARDINALS, 0

Totals SO O g o Totals 80 5 9 4
l Grounded out for Javier in 7th;
. Flied out for Jackson in 7th; 3
Grounded out for Grim In 9th.
ST. LOUIS -------- 900 900 o00-o
CHICAGO -------- 040 O10 O0x-6
| E-Cunningham. PO-A-st. Louis.
gallo: Chicago, 27-11. JOB-St.
Louis, g; Chicago, q.
2b-Zimmer. Altman.
Jackson -A----'S 2k$ ? $
Winner = Hobbis (15-2O). Loser -
Jackson U7-13.
Jackowski. T-2:16. As, ,55S.
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Winner Terry uO-s). Loser -
Brewer U0-14).
Wherever. PB-Nixon. u-chy-
lax, Paparella. Honochick and Soar
.T-2:19. A-32.42O.
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TIGERS, s; ATHLETICS, 5
KANSAS CITY
DETROIT

Totals 81 5 Totals 81 10 8
! Grounded out for Kucks in 5th:
dI nisd out for Lazy IN Sth; 1nsot ran iST
in 9th; 5ran for Berberet in 9th;
doubled for Sisler in 9th.
KANSAS CITY 600 301 1905
DETROIT -------- 1O1 200 002-6
E-McAulifie. PO-A-Ransas City.
scored: Detroit, 27-13. DP-Yost to
Gernert. ColaVito to Gernert. Nc
Auliffe to Boiling to Gernert. LOB
Kansas City, 8; Detroit, 8.
2B-zGernert. Kaline. 3B-Posada.
vito SB = PoSada. s. Fernandez
Evening star., 1960-09-26

Winner-Locks (3-6. Loser-Shaw
U-Napp, Umont, Stewart and
Berry. T-2:0S. A-10.723.
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PHILLIEs, ]; REDLEes,

Totals 80 7 9 z Totals 80 / 8 /
l walked for Cook in 5th: fouled
out for Richards in 6th; struck out
for Pena in Sth.
PHILADELPHIA ----011 500 OOO-7
CINCINNATI ------000 900 001-1
E-Taylor. PO-A-Philadelphia az
8, Cincinnati 27-13. DP-Taylor to
Herrera .; Chacon to Mcmillan to
Alvarez. LOB-Philadelphia 3, Gin
cinnati 8.
2BNCoker, Post. 3B-Smith. HR-
Gonzalez, Hoppe. SB-T Taylor. Pinson.
ip h er BIB so
Hook 5 3 3 3 3
Richards - 2 2 2 l
Winner-Mahaffey (6-S). Loser
Hook 11-1S).
U-Donatelii. Burkhart. varEo and
Conlan. T-2:27. A-7,17s.
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E-Versalles, 2. PO-A-Baltimore
27-l4: Washington. 27-9. DP~RraIicE
to Gardner to Kiliebrew, Versailles ID
Gardner to Killebrew, Dropo to Han
sen to Dropo. LOB-Baltimore, 5:
Washington. 8.
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INDIANS, 4; WHITE SoX, Q
CLEVELAND
CHICAGO

Totals 81 0 0 Totals 81 4 o 4
Flied out for Shaw In 9th: 2 Safe
on error for Carreon in 7th; 8 Hit
into double play for Peters in sth.
CHICAGO -- 900 600 00O-O
CLEVELAND ----- 200 O2O OOx-4
E-Locke. Aspromonte. PO-A-Chi-
cago, 24-12; Cleveland, 27-13. DIP
Bond to Power. Freese to Fox to Slew
ers, Aspromonte to Held. LOB-Chi-
caEo, s; Cleveland, 8.
HR-Franeona, SF-Ptersall.
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Wtnner-PichO (3-5). Loser-FacI
l10-S).
WP-Haddix. U-Gorman, Smith
Sudol and BoggeSs. T-2:14. A-3s,-
los.
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BRAVES, 4; PIRATES, z
MILWAUKEE,
PITTSBURGH

Totals 352 8 2 Totals 35 4 z 8
/ Grounded out for Cottier In 7th;
Singled for SPAIN in sth: 3 Ran for
Tore in Sth.
EFT RIITTTssTRGH IS - 099 0000 9d9 9d9 100 100 %
ESchofield. Smith. Po-A-Pitts-
burg 29-17;. Milwaukee 30-13. CTwo
out when winning runs were scored D
pPP@5sGhofeld to MszeroSki to Stewart.
2b-Smith, Skinner. Dark, Crandall.
HR-Mazeroski, Mathews. SB-Cle-
mente SF-Crandall
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YANKEES, 4; RED soX. 5
NEW YORK
BOSTON

Totals SO 4 Q 3 Totals 80 3 z 8
walked for Brewer In sth: Q Ran
for Pagliaroni In Sth; Flied out for
Pisoni in eth.
NEW YORK - 0n3 OOI OOO-
BOSTON ---------- 002 900 OOl-3
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SENATORS

Continued From Page ALB
Stock and Steve Barber. Earl
cracked his solo homer to open
the last Of the fifth.
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E-Green. skowron. Po-A-New
York. 27-11: Boston. 27-6. DP-Mc-
Dougald to Kubek to Skowron, LOB
New York, 10: Boston, 4.
2b-Kubek, Terry. sETerry.
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Results Yesterday
, 1960-05-23

which are about even with the
sea level. 1t is quite likely that
during a change of the tide or
rough seas these slab shaped
rocks may temporarily be COW
ere dwith sand giving a false
appearance of a suitable beach
only to be taken out to sea
again or washed inland over
the rocks and shoals.
(To be continued
, 1960-05-23

REPORT TO HONORABLE JOHN D. MERWIN
Governor Of the Virgin Islands. Concerning the Most
Appropriately Suited Site for a Public Recreational
Area & Beach in the Frederiksted District of ST. Croix
, 1960-05-23
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division O f
Procurement, Christiansted,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
11:00 AM. June 2, 1860.
(BENCHES)
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or al
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
copies OF invitation TO DID
may be obtained from the
Division o f Procurement,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir.
gin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
By:
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
23-24-25
, 1960-05-23

Continued from Saturday,
5. Continuing from t h e
Southern limit of the above
public beach along the water
front of Frederiksted up to.
the fringe of the Marley Hous-
ing is a distance of approx
mately IL miles taken up al
most entirely with shoals and
rocks. There is hardly any
sand or beach area worth
mentioning along this entire
stretch.
s. Arriving at the beginning
of the Two-Brothers Area,
which is the center of atten-
ton along with the Sandy
Point Area, the Committee
took note of the shoreline or
beach fronting the Marley
Housing. We understand that
this beach area may be turned
over to the Government by
the Housing Authority for
public use and development.
The Committee found that
this area (the beach of the
Marley Housing) was no bet.
ter than those previously
mentioned. Shoals and rocks
abound everywhere with a
limited area Of beach which
may be suitable for swim
ming or recreational activi-
ties. The entire Marley Sec
ton Of shoreline is only, 862
feet. On a considerable part of
the beach can be found sand
patches separated from the
waterline by massive rocks
, 1960-05-23

VOL. 16 MONDAY, MAY 90, 1860 NO. liz
Editorial
SPECTACLE OF K~HRUSHCHEV
THE PARIS CONFERENCE is over and done with.
Khrushchev saw to that.
CONSERVATION, ALARM, subdued fear, and
certainly apprehension is experienced throughout the
world as the conference collapsed. The question now is:
What next?
THERE is NO way known to the free world for deal
ing with the Russians. Even experts move hatngly, and
with the greatest caution, nor is anyone capable OF pre-
dieting with any degree of accuracy what is due next.
At his last news conference in Paris Khrushchev was
asked why he did not complain to President Eisenhower
while at Camp David last year about flights Of U-2
planes over Russia. The Premier answered that he
thought about it, but decided not to do 50, the atmo-
sphere being SO friendly and amiable. Yet, this same
man blows up completely at another such fight, and
blows up to the point where he wrecks the entire con-
ference.
T THIS LAST news conference Khrushchev gave
a display of temper, c%rudeness, and bad taste winch
shocked the world. He turned on and turned off the acts
like a stage actor. True to form, he used all the commu-
mist stock phrases-"capalist Imperialism, "warmon-
ers." and the like, called President Eisenhower a thief,
blamed De Gaulle and Macmillan for having failed to
compel President Eisenhower to apologize, and in gen
eral proved that he is next to impossible to deal with.
WHAT SEEMED TO disturb Khrushchev most is
that he was booed on arriving at this news conference,
and MANY times during the conference itself. t that
point he let loose a fit of anger not known to either oil
plomacy or a head Of state. He warned that any who
raised a finger against the Soviet state would be buried
under a wall Of ruins, and accused the booing audience
Of being lackeys Of the imperialist powers sent to dis
rupt his meeting.
TT IS EVIDENT that Khrushchev went to Paris to
break up the conference. If it had not been the U-2 Incl
dent. then something else would have been used. 1t just
happened that we played into their hands with this
plane incident, and that is all they needed.
, 1960-05-23

NOW COMES THE question Of whether or not a
separate peace treaty will be signed with East Germany,
and for the first time the real reason for wanting a peace
treaty was revealed, which is that the Communists can
not tolerate living side by side in the same city with a
highly successful and, to them, highly dangerous demo-
cratic s~hoWplace.
WEST MUST now look for the worst, guard
itself against any overt act, and be prepared to preserve
its very existence. There is now no question but that CO
existence, peaceful or, otherwise, may be but a high
sounding phrase used for consumption behind the iron
curtain.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

among the trees. Rambler; modern
kit, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. acre
lot. quiet area. $17,7bO. 10.
HUdHT PECK. 1124s Georgia Ays.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive brick
rambler; 2 bedrms.. hot-water
cation FHA terms, $3.50 down;
S1495o. HUGH 7. PECK. HE.
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CLOSE m sIIVFR sPRiNc-

CLOSE m SILVER sPRING-Lge.
brick home near Shopping. bus.
and st. Michaers. 5 bedrms., 2
baths. den, lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
and kit; bsmt. and garage. Priced
for quick sale. CHESTER KELLER
WCODMOOR AGENCY CORP,
JU. 5-71O0. 8 It'll 9.
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cu.uP APIS. FOR SALE HOUSES UMFUAH. 70 RENT

COOP APARTMENT-Loe. In an
imposing 18th st. bldg, in the
desirable downtown loc. opposite
statler Hotel. Liv. rm:. din. rm.,
tpysE; I 6edrMs TD.n.c;,DD baths sS kit Kit
woodward Bldg. HO. 2-6443.
$500. FULL PRICE = 2-bedrm.
row with summer-Tintsr porch.
wooded area; buy outrieht then
1884 pays all utilities, taxes.
etc: MILKEY REALTY, IA. q
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEs MoT.

CONN. AVE, assume or FHA only
$50, ,500-All-brick rambler with
bus at door; rec. rm., ~ baths,
sep. din. rm.: many extras, C. p
FLETCHER. Open 90. LO. 5-4677.
CUSTOM COUNTRY RAMBLER-
Brand-new in Colesville area:
center-hall plan: full family din
ing room, immense kitchen, 8 lee.
bedrooms with 2 tile baths, scr.
porch and carport: full basement
with paneled recreation room. See
u today; S32,500. A. ]. KES.
SINGER a. Co, JU. 9-4544.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SUITLAND. DIST. HTS. AREA-sy
family Of responsible adults Z
bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt., ga
rage or ofi-street parking; long
term lease; max. S135 mo, Dec. 1
OCCUPANCY. Box 271.H. Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

NEWTON ST. NV, 1S49-MosT
BEAUTiFUL HOUSE, IN ROCK
GREEK; Groom brick. decorated
1895 DOWN. co. b-1954.
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HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ALEX. c-bedrm. coy home. 10
MN; PentaEon; Sll6 mo-: after
ALEXANDRIA. VA. - Attrac, g
bedrm. home, S115 mo-. available
immed. Ne. $4,000. DI. 1901
AMER. U. PARK, 450s Van Ness
st. n.w.-2 bedrms., den, laws,
Wv. cptR., new furn. ST. 3-1S24
ARL., 2 bedrm. brk., bsmt., wash
er. near bus and shopping. I'm
med. occup. Sl35. IA. 2-0526.
ARL., N-3-bedrm., 2a.bath brick
Colonial In Tara area: nicely
furn.: iirepl., garage, rec. rm.,
screened porch; $40. HOLLEY
REALTY b1S3 Lee hwy KE.
ARL. s., 70s s. 18th st.-6 rms,
near bus, school, churches. shops
Pentagon. Airport. OF. 4-920S.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick; firepl.,
shops. schools. DU. 6:7076.
BETH.-Tired Of the drab and ordi-
nary? See this UNUSUAL ranch
style custom rambler. Beaut.
compl. 8 b.r.. 2 baths. oil. 2-533i.
FOREsTVILLE, MD bedrms. To
yespon. cple. who would enjoy
big yard. lawn: 5000. RE. 5-7071 .
GEORGETOWN-Cute little house
with lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
2 bedrmS., 2 baths. $3.50. Suitable
couple or single person. Miss
Richards. OIL. 2-3492. JAMES L.
DIXON d. CO., FE. $1,000.
GEORGETOWN-Exquisitely furn.,
3 bedrms.,. ga baths. air cond .,
garden: refs and lease req: direct
from owner; $500 mo. FE. S-2507.
HARVARD ST. NV, IT4e-sub-
lease, z mos, $176 no.; newly
fuTn.: excel. loc. HU. 3-s6SS.
MCLEAN AREA-Must rent today.
4-bedrm. ramb., $50: no reas.
offer refused. FL. 6-6676.
NV, OPP. Rock Crk. Pk.-Lge. 3.
b.r. house. clean; nice gdn.: owner
has own apt. 3rd a. CO. 5-9626
5 MOS.-Beaut. home, study, rec
rm.. elec. kit; S235. Others,
S150-$215. OIL. 6-1131.
SUBURBAN HOME REALTY
$50 TO 500 PER MONTH
/ to 3 bedrm. homes in nearby Nd
beach area; hr. to D, c.; year
round living. oil heat: immed,
'' KAY REALTY CO.
GOD, sW. s-3511 RA. $4,000
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp,
(coNIINUED)

BRICK CAPE COD
where you can walk to bus, school,
shops or church: 3 bedrooms. "a
baths, fireplace, pictuTe-book
kitchen; excellent neighborhood,
$4,000; RIPLEY CO., Realtors
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REALTY, INC.

ROCK CREEK FoREsT-Need, .
you 8 large bedrms., ga baths.
rec. rm. with fireplace, entrance
foyer and an extremely pleasant
table space kit. S26, 500. large So
assumption Call til 0.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
Evening star., 1960-10-24

NEAR PENTAaoN and l4th St.
Bridge bedrms.. Q baths, mod
Kit, back yard. lEe. bsmt.; avail.
Nov. /. OF. 4.974b.
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ooEin2S SsaTs Ssm1.NayH n, TSdT9Ts oTf coSFss STss
compl, air cond., dual thermo:tat
control summer and winter, lge.
hv. rm.. din, rm. and kit, with dis
posal and elec. dlShwasher. swim.
pool. Call IA. 1890 aft. 9 pm,
or all day Sat. and Sun.
ARL. n. PARKINGTON AREA. New
de luxe air-eond. 2.bedroom gar
den apt; S137 80 incl. all utils.
Conv. to everything. 9th and N
Randolph. Open daily. Res. Mgr..
IA. 5-6517; once, IA. 4.292S.
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POTOMAC. MD.

Exceptionally fine new brick CO.
lonial; built by 6mith-Ashley.
with all the charm Of yesteryear,
4 large bedrms., 2 baths, den and
powder rm.: garage; Semi-hnished
recreation rm. and situated in
lovely rural setting on over "a
acre lot facing dead-end street.
Beautiful wooded lots available
for construction. Directions: Out
River rd, Ia miles from Bradley
blvd. intersection to Accord drive,
nISTRICT MARY1,ANn
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH,

TRADE IL INDIVIDUAL HOUSES
%. c. \, all rented, income S11, 800
annually. equity, $4,000. Will
Trace sreoe 1or Sround or other prop
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MT. VERNON AREA-Lge. 4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod; beautiful Fiber
glas swim. pool, ~ acres, garage,
bsmt., washer drier, dish washer,
freezer, intercom. system, new
carpeting, S225. so. s-9154.
Mr.. BROOKvILLE, Md, 8 bedrm.
Cape Cod liv. rm. W/hrepl. Lge.
kit. with din. alcove, oil heat,
not included. walker ALSO.
N. SPRINGFIELD, VA.-Lge. split
level, 4 bedrms., 2 full baths. liv.
rm. with frepl., sep. din. rm.,
ptne-paneled rec. nm, de luxe kit,
By appt., avail. Nov. 16. CT. g.
RENT OR SALE bedrms.: al
brk., ia baths, tile bsmt.. equip
kit, attic fan, gas heat: OWNER
10. 8-60s9.
SEVEN RNERs AREA, Fails
Ch. - Newly decor; 2 bedrms.,
walk-in bsmt., patio, auto. gas;
landsc. fenced back. JE. 4-27l4
SILVER SPRING, nr. Ga. ave. and
Forest Glen rd.-3.bedroom brick
Cape Cod. $3.50; immed. occup.
CHESTER KELLER JU. 9-5565
SILVER SPRING, 607 Univ. blvd.
east-Lovely brick det. rambler
rms, 2 BATHS, full bsmt.: oil
heat: Al cond. Only SIPS month
MR.. NEUMANN, Ma. S-6700.
TYSON CORNER AREA - 3-bedrm
rambler; newly decorated; S13s
mo. TW. 3-7343.
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BETHESDA

Prlme location, 2 blocks from
Transportation, 3-year-old split
level in new. house condition. 3
bedrooms, ga baths, 26.ft. living
room with attractive fireplace
lent kitchen. Also above Eround
family room, screened porch and
carport. Lower thirties. WIN. D.
LUCAS CO., OIL. 6-ss8s til g.
BETHESDA, ROCKVILLE Owner
kept. brick-and- frame spiit.Ieyel,
in Franklin Park: 8 bedrms., Q
baths. recreation room. above
ground level; sep. din. rn., excel.
kit. with brkfst. area. Purcbaser
may assume S14,450 CT loan;
$4,000. KORzENDORFER, REAL,
TOR. OIL. 4-S111 til 8
BRADLEY HILLs-2 bedrms. and
bath, liv. rm. and din. rni., eor-
geous new kit, on 1st floor: 2 bed
rms. and bath with Q extra rms
on End floor. Priced In the low
CHEVY CHASE This 4.bedrm
Colonial is located on 250-ft.
wooded lot, and offers unusual
Priced in low eos.
BURTON-KELLEIGH
OIL. 6-4453
BURNT MILLS-Two magnificent
3-bedrm. multi-bath homes in this
desirable area. A sparkling split
level and q most charming ram
bier. Tremendous facilities for
living and entertaining. You will
have q hard time choosing be-
tween these 2 dreams; split $685.
$50, rambler, S35.950. Call It'll 8.
F. w. 'BERENS, Realtors
1927 FENToN ST. JU. 7-77Oo
CARROLL KNOLLS AREA-Brick
rambler; S1S,500. close in Silver
Spring. in desirable neighborhood:
3 bedrms., l "a baths, sep. din, liv.
with firepl., desirable rec. rm.; bus
service at corner; GI loan may be
assumed or buy FHA. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMoOR AGENCY.
JU. 5-7100. q til Q.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Sl,2O0 down
FHA buys this immac. brk. ram
bier, featuring fireplace with brick
walls and heamed cell. in liv. rm..
and bath: bsmt. with rec. rm. /:
sLJeSSoo JeSo REALTY Realtors JU,
CHEVY CHASE = Exceptionally
clean house: 3 bedrms., Ia baths;
attached sarage: close to shopping
area: immed. poss; S22,500. Phone
OIL. 2-0691.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,

LAUREL-FT. MEADE-NsA
New 3-bedrm, brick-and frame
split level: / "a baths: FHA financ. :.
ing avail; no town taxes. LAUREL
REALTY CO.. TO. 9-6666 or PA.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
ROCK
CREEK
FOREST

SILVER sPRING-Luxurious apts.,
efficiencies; 2 and 3 bedrooms
completely air-conditioned: won
derful area north Of EaSt-Wesi
hwy. on Grub rd. at Ross I'd
convenient to schools, shoppins
and transportation: modern bal
comics or patios, spacious rooms,
swimming and wadinR pools,
December to February occupancy
Evening star., 1960-10-24
DE Luxe AIR-CoND. BUILDING
THE
WASHINGTON HOTJSE
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS

Newly Decorated; Kit, Baths
1910 y ct. NV. I rn. ----S67. so
Cal llI;,1.AHIs Mr.; PAYS Eyes; co. 5;7e1e
WAEHINgTON HOUSING CORP.
MA. S-4S1S 931 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
BURTON-KELLEIGH
OIL. 6-4453

CHEVY CHASE = Exceptionally
clean. house: 3 bedrms.,. Ia baths;
nSn stss: fmmed ness: HiSss $50 4 Soo stiI Phons
OIL. 2-0691.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

MOVE MfcS1F!Iii In
Two-bedrm. home. in west End
Rockville: Fsm.-size din. rm;: tuil
Evssi. tTssd iSt; Po. soO4H7zai4.' to eVerY'n'n''
R. A. HUMPHREYS
7l2 ROCKVILLE PIKE Po. 2-3220
Evening star., 1960-10-24

CUNN. GARDENS, "opportunity''
70 own q 3-bedrm. ali brk. ram
pier with full bsmt., all electric
kit. with table space. only Sl7 900
Assume loan Of S15,500, vacant,
~ TRADES ACCEPTED. 10. o.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
GEORGETOWN

WALTER REED AREA-Det. brick;
s rms, 2Is baths, rec. rm., built
in gar: priced right, good terms.
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST.
3-9316, OIL. 6-5177.
WESLEY HEIGHTS| bedrmS..
2Ia baths, den, maids room and
bath. Very reasonably priced at
only S3a.h00. Call Mrs. Gill,
H. "A a. Gill h SON FE. $4,000
18Th sg1S ST NV NV ~ NEAR S!IRI;gIi ScARTI;EE
brick home of IL rooms, 31a
baths; modern oil hot-water heat;
2-car garage: all in excellent con-
dition: on 9 large lots. Suitable
for doctors or embassy. Good A.
nancing. This outstanding bar
gain offered by LOUIS A. STAR
LING. 721 10th st. NV. Tel.
RE. 7-1729 or FE. 7-2141.
s25 MONROE N.W.i home and In
come-3 furn. apts.; recreation
rm.. bath and laundry in bsmt.:
OWNER must sell; so act quick.
527 SOMERSET PL. NV.
2-bedrm., semidet. brick near
CoolidEe H, S.; oil h.-w,h,i immed.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $1,000