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Evening star., 1960-07-16
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR
Democratic Convention
Reviewed in Sunday Star

DIRECT FROM LOS ANGELES-The shouting is over
and this Sunday The Stars staff of on -the-scene
reporters will analyze the problems facing Nominee
Kennedy and the changes in fortune that have
come to number of Democrats. For compre-
henSive follow up of the Democratic convention
read The Sunday Star.
WORLDS RICHEST MAN.. Paul Getty is reputed to
be the worlds wealtheSt man. Recently he spent
more than million to purchase new home Just
outside London. To find out how he figures it will
save him money see This Week Magazine.
TEEN-AGER ON THE ARCTIC-A Fairfax youth who
helped scientists solve polar mystery, tells you
what it's like to live in of the remotest parts of
the world. The full, interesting story appears in
TEEN Magazine.
ROUGHING IT-Famies heading for Americas great
out-of-doors can avoid most of the roughness of
roughing it, To learn what is needed for a successful
camp-out, read Star Staff Writer John W. Stepps
cover story in SUNDAY The Star Magazine In the
same magazine Jim Birchfield takes you on a
Word-and- picture visit to historic Berkeley Springs
IN West Virginia, the site of original George
Washington bath.
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Principal Named

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 16 (SpeciaD William j.
Brown, 80. a native of Did
bridge County, w. Va, has been
named principal of Charles
Town High School by the Jeff
erson County School Board.
He replaces E. B. Rogers, who
was named principal of Shep-
herdstown High School.
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Dormitories
Will Aid $40
In Shortage

Prefabricated one-story alu-
minum dormitory units soon
will be provided at College
Park to ease the University Of
Maryland'S critical student
housing shortage.
The quarters, designed to
provide living space for about
$40 male students, are expect
ed to be ready about September
/, according to DR.. Wilson H.
Elkins, university president.
They will be placed near Fra
ternity Row. which is on Rt. /.
Their completion will permit
the university to convert a per-
manent building now used for
men, to a women'S dormitory,
thus easing the housing situa-
ton for women as we'll.
4 Rooms Per Unit
The $40 upper classmen who
would have been housed in that
dormitory this fall will bs
housed in other permanent
dormitories, pr. Elkins said.
The prefabricated dormito-
ries will consist of 80 units. each
with four rooms with their own
bath facilities. The rooms will
be shared by two men. They
will be trailer-like in appear
ance, with aluminium exteriors
and insulated wall panelng on
the inside.
, The housing plan wss
adopted to cope with the rapid
increase in students who live
beyond committing distance of
the university.
Dean B. James Borreson,
university executive for student
life, has assured students who
accept housing in the pre-
fabricated units that they will
be given priority over others
when vacancies occur in per-
manent dormitories.
First priority, he said, will
be for upper classmen who
have lived in the dormitories
and completed satisfactory
academic work. Next are those
new students whose homes are
more than so miles from the
campus or who require more
than a daily total of three hours
to commute. Third are new stu
dents on the basis Of the dates
of their application for admis-
SIGN.
Dining Hall Bid
The State Department OF
Public improvements yesterday
announced that a low bid Of
$134, 900 was submitted on con-
struction Of a central dining
hall and kitchen at the univer-
sity.
1t eventually will serve 1900
students in the Cambridge Hall
complex.
Albert P. Bachhaus, director
Of the department, said dormi-
tory construction at the univer-
sity will be pushed to meet
what officials predict will be a
housing shortage of chaotic"
proportions by the fall Of 1861.
Early next week, engineers
will review plans for an eight
story, 500-student dormitory
that will become part Of Cam
bridge Hall. Another dormitory
in the BODYBUILDING complex
is under construction.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
U.S.. S.Intervention Urged
InGIen Echo Sit-In Case

Attorneys for six Negroes protesting segregation at Glen
Echo Amusement Park have asked the Justice Department
to intervene in their behalf
In letter to Attorney General William Rogers Attorneys
Charles Duncan and John Sard said State Police authority
had been used in denying them admission to the in viola
Evening star., 1960-06-15
First WI Rowers Leuve,
Fund Cumpoign Continues

Wes Coker and Eric Bennett
left New York today aboard
the Queen Mary for Henley,
England, with the Washington
Lee High School shell that will
be used in the Royal Henley
Regatta June 20 through July 2.
Coach Charlie Butt and the
members Of the varsity rowing
team will fly to Henley several
days before the regatta. Coach
Butt hopes to get in several
practice spins on the Thames
river.
Meanwhile, the campaign to
raise the $4,000 to finance the
schoolboy champions trip is in
high gear with contributions
coming at the rate Of about
$400 a day.
Andrew M. Barr, head of the
C o m mittee, has rearranged
plans for the Embarrassing din
ner Sunday at Arlington Towers
Terrace room. Persons who
have contributed $6 or more
will be admitted to the dinner
They are requested to reserve
seats by calling Jackson 4-3350.
WI students today partici-
pated in a door-to-door drive
to beef up the committee treas
ury, now estimated at more
than $4,000. The money for
passage on the Queen Mary for
Coker and Bennett, the substi-
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SENATORS

Continued From Page D-1
has been impressive with the
White Sox.
Ramos, who has had bad
luck on top Of bad luck and
sports a misleading 81 record,
has said several times that he
wants to be traded, but Calvin
Griffith, club president, says
no deals are likely.
Were going right up to the
deadline to try to make a
trade" Griffith said in Wash
ington today, but I question
that anybody will come up with
anything satisfying.
I'VE have certain players
everybody wants, but they want
to give us four or five players
that nobody wants"
Even with no trade, Grifith
thinks his team could be a big
surprise. I'VE could get hot, "
he says. IF we got Bob Allison,
Jim Lemon and Harmon Kille-
brew all hitting at once, we
could be right up there, too"
If the Senators are going to
make any moves. the feeling is
that now is the time. They are
six games under the 500 level
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING bssRunnss Ssssd S0.t0S sa 0So s. nSls Mars
,335; Gentle, Baltimore, .Sal;
Allison, Washington, .32S. ,.
New YORK. 81; WoodlinE. Baltimore.
and Allison, Washington, 35; Brandt
Baltimore, "a.
RUNS BATTED INn,Maris, New York
4S ,biagisI Hansen saitimM9Te; Mino,d cbesSo
and skowron, New York. IS;
Chicago, 63: Smith, Chicago, and
Gardner and Allison. Washinston'
DoUBLEs-Lollar. Chicago and skow-
ron, New York, 10; Allison, wash
ington, a., Maris, New York. -;
Hansen Baltimore; RunnesS' Boston
TRiPIEs0Fox, Chicago. 8; Aparicio,
Chicago, and Becauer, Washington,
4 nine tied With 3. MAJ w., ,s.
Lemon, Washington, II; Held, Cleve-
land, II: Colavito, Detroit, 10.
STOLEN BASES Aparicio,, Chicago
Is; Minoso, Chicago, and Pierssl,
Stephens. Baltimore; Lands, Chi
cago, and Mantle, New York, g.
sionsl : Coates, New York. 90
500; Grant, Cleveland, and Turley;
Brown. Baltimore; staiey, Chicago,
and Perry: cleyeiandi, o. :sin:,or :SSO;
80; sTnnlnE. Detroit, 81; Bell,
Cleveland. rs; Monbouauette. Boston.
so: Estrada, Baltimore, 40.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 100 or more at
bats : Bursess, PittSburEh: 1853;
Milwaukee, .33s; Curry, Philadel-
phia, 1886; Ashburn. Chicago, $50.
RUNS--Skinner. and Hoax, Pitts6ursh,
43; Mays, San Francisco, Al: Boyer.
Mathews, Milwaukee, and clemente,
RUNS BATTED IN Banks. Chicago
40; Clemente, Pittsburgh -; Ce-
peda, San Francisco, Al; Mccoyey'
geles, and Mays, San Francisco, 80.
HITS Groat Pittsburgh, rs; Gle
mente,. Pittsburgh, 75; PinSon, Gin
einnati: So; Skinner; PittSourEh'
DOUBLES = Groat. Pittsburgh, IS;
Robinson, Cincinnati; Bruton. Mil
waukee, and Cunningham, St. Louis,
-; Ptnson, Cincinnati and Mays
1RiPIEs ff EsFsneiisRi Pfns0n. 5s Cincinnati, and
Kirkland. San Francisco. 8: Bruton
Milwaukee, and Skinner, Pittsburgh.
); Will. Chicago; Clemente, Pitts
Boyer, st. Louis, 4.
HOME RUNS = Banks. Chicago, and
Boyer. St. Louis, II; Aaron, Mil
waukee, 13; Thomas, Chicago, and
Mathews, Milwaukee. II.
STOLEN BASES-Mays, San Francisco,
Is; PinSon, Cincinnati, IA; Taylor,
Philadelphia, II; Blasingame, San
Francisco. 10; Wills, Los Angeles.
and skinner. PITTSBURGH, 8,
PITCHING biased on or more de-
cisions) = williams, Los Angeles,
SO, 1000; Law, Pittsburgh, 81.
SIS: Burdette, Milwaukee. and San
ford San Francisco, 6-2. $50;
Friend, Pittsburgh, S-3, .727.
STRIKE0uTS-Drysda Los Angeles
l04; Friend, Pittsburgh. 81: Koufax,
Los Angeles, IA; Jones. San Fran
cisco, 6S; Williams, Los Angeles, 65.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

They meet the Athletics three
times. the Indians three times
and the Tigers four times before
returning home.
They could return home rest
ing on the fringe of the elite
circle or scraping, bottom.
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Senators are 2-3 against each
Of these clubs this season.
On this trip the Senators
meet the White Sox twice-to-
night and tomorrow night, orig
inally an open date which was
filled by last nights rainout.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

and 4la games below the
White Sox. the fifth club in a
f1ve-team scrap for the lead.
The White Sox and Indians
were particularly rough on the
Senators last year. each win
ming 16 of % games. The
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tute crewman, already has been
paid.
Contributions should be made
out to Henley Regatta" and
sent to Barr at 3151 Washing
ton boulevard, Arlington.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Braves Get Prospect

MILWAUKEE,, June IS (AP) .
The Braves have signed
Shortstop Karl Frantz of
Audubon, N. j., to a contract
with their Cedar Rapids farm
in the Three-I League. Frantz,
%. is a University of Delaware
graduate.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

xFaced ? batters in sth.
Labine old.
HIP = Drysdale CHerrerra). U -
Donatelli. Burkhart and Conlan. T
3:05. A-1S.03l.
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CARDS, s; REDLEGS. 3
) CINCINNATI

Totals "a 8 g 8 Totals 81 3 5 3
c.d,'N walked for o'Toole in 3D.;
Grounded into double plav for Bros
Sth. '''' Al
ST, LOUIS --- 2O3 600 o1o-s
CINCINNATI ----- OO2 100 O0O-3
10; Cincinnati. 27-9. DPHJsvier to
White, White to Spencer: Bailey 10
kasko. LoB-st. Louis. g.; Cincinnati,
3b - Spencer. HR - Boyer, Flood,
ip h er BIB so
of6ois 9sf6sGn - 8 SO a 3
Henry q q n q Q
o. Toole (4-6).
WP-JackSon. U-Sudol, Boggess,
German, Smith. T-2:30. A-6,449.
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Winner - Coates 90. Loser
Kucks Q-D.
U-RunEe, Paparells. Rice, Smith
T-2:36. A-15,l42.
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PHILLIEs, 6; DODGERS, S
PHILADELPHIA
Los ANGELES
Totals 4O6I3 5 Totals 4O512 5

/ Walked for Neeman in 9TH;
Grounded out for Drysdale in eth:
3 Ran for Herrera in 9th; An
nounced for Amaro in 9th: Grounded
9th; Singled for Roberts in 9th;
Ran for Howard in 9th: Struck
out for Wills in 9th; Lined out for
Labine in 10th; 10 Ran for Snider in
10th
Evening star., 1960-06-15
PHILADELPHIA 49, 100 600 oil 3-t
LOS ANGELES - 100 O0l 100 2-s

E Taylor. PO-A - Philadelphia,
30-1 /: Los Angeles, 3O-15. DP-Amaro
! to Taylor to Herrera; Wills to Larker:
delphis, s. Los Angeles, z.
2b-Del Greco, N. Sherry. HR-
| Gillian, Moon, Post. SB-Wills. s.
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ORIOLES, ]; INDIANS. 4
CLEVELAND
BALTIMORE

Totals 3S7146 Totals SO Aba
Flied out for Bell in 9Th: = walked
for stephens IN Sth: 3 ran for Wood
ling in Sth: ran for Gentle in Sth;
5 hit sacrifice fly for Klippstein in
Sth. 6 ran for Temple in Sth. z flied
out for Phillips in 9th.
BALTIMORE ------ oil 900 140-7
CLEVELAND ------ DOL 900 030-4
Po-A-Baltimore. 27~I2: Cleveland,
27;l4. DP-Held to Temple to Power;
Held to Strickland to Power; Hansen
to Breeding to Gentle. LOB-Balti-
more, IL; Cleveland. 13.
. 2B--Pilarcik, Gentile. SB-Breed-
ing. s-Phtllips, Pilarcik. SF-Kuenn,
Pappas ------ ~ IL a 3 2
Bell g 8 S
stigman - 5 I / :
Briggs o o 0 o
Winner-Pappss l4-5). Loser-Beil
(6-2l.
HBP-By Bell taentile) by Pappas
Phillips. WP-Pappas, Bell. u
Honochick. Chylak, Stevens, Mckinley
T-3:l2. A-ll.319.
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YANKEES, s; ATHLETICS, 2
KANSAS CITY
NEW YORK

Totals IS GIG Totals 32262
l Doubled for Kutyna in sth.
NEW YORK OOl O30 2oO-s
KANSAS CITY 900 oil O0O-2
Howard, Kravitz. PO-A-Nev
Boyer to Richardson to Skowron. LOB
New York, 8: Kansas City. 4.
2b-Coates, Snyder, Maris. Bauer,
Skowron. 3b-Herzog HR-Maris
Williams. SB-Richardson. S-Kubek,
Coates -Cknwrop
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Monbouquette (5-6).
U-Flaherty, Hurley. Stewart. Soar
T-2:2s. A-l7,0l9.
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Winner = Friend ts-3l. Loser =
Jones tS-5).
WP-Jones; U-pasGoh, secory'
35.465.
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Wlnner-HobbIe VO-'T' LUseI-bUIII
(5-3).
HBP-By Hobbie (Crandalp. WP-
Buhl i3l, U-Barlick, PelekoudaS,
JackoVski, Landes. T-2:22. A
l1,S4S.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PIRATES, s; GIANTS, 3
S. FRANCISCO
PITTSBURGH

Totals 356s4 Totals 30 3 7 ,
l Singled for Jones in 5th: ran
for Nelson in Sth.
PITTSBURGH 100 0l0 0l0-6
SAN FRANCISCO 200 900 1903
E Blasingame. McCovey, Hoax.
Groat. PO-A-Pittsburgh 27-l0; San
Francisco, 27-a. DP-Groat to Maze
roski to Nelson 49,. LOB--Pittsburgh
g. San Francisco 5.
ob-Hoak. Groat. 3b-Kirkland,
Rodgers. SB-Mazeroski. S-Friend.
SF@Nelson
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OUT where THE COUNTRY CAN
TEAR A TRUCK TO PIECES
Chevy
nliidd|eWeights
get l5 more
work done
in a day!

Where they used to deliUer $500
gallons OF liquefed petroleum gas
in other trucks, PetroIdne Gas Seru-
ice of Long Beach, California, can
nop delioer $500 gallons a day!
That's 7 days a week usually, oUer
back trails and up into high rock
country Nth maximum GVW
loads. And with Cheuy's Torsion-
Spring Ride pacing epery foot of
the wayl You don't get any more
iolting on dashboard roads than
you do in a passenger car, or any
sidestOay on curoes," says drioer
Bernie Stone. Il used to take some
rough roads at from S to 8 miles
an hour NotO l can 60 80 oUer
them." Petroldne has ooer 200
Cheur0lets hauling for them
mostly go Series middleUeightS
tDith big Jobmaster 6 engines.
If you think we're excited about
Chevy's independent front suspen-
sion, you ought to talk to the truck
owners who are profting by it -.
able to drive their units harder to
get more work out of them a day.
They'll tell you Chevys torsion-spring
design is the hottest thing to hit the
industry since trucks began. Drive
one-that's the proof, short and sweet.
JobmGster s ShotDs its stuff. Those g.
! cylinder engines take lot of punish
ment," says E. C. Hornaddy, company
transportation manager, and they cost
less for maintenance"
Evening star., 1960-06-15
TIGERS, 2; RED soX,-l
DETROIT
BOSTON

Totals 80 1 4 Totals 80 ,
Homered for Burning in 7th; .
Grounded out for Nixon in 9th: 3
Grounded out for Geiger in 9th.
BOSTON --------O 900 OO1 OOO-l
DETROIT 100 900 2Ox-2
E-None PO-A-Boston, 24-6;
Detroit. 27-7. LoB-Boston, 6: Detroit,
8.
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CUBS, 3; BRAVES, z
MILWAUKEE
CHICAGO

Totals 80 5 Totals 2S 7
/ Flied cut for Buhl in sth.
CHICAGO ------- 600 201 O00-3
PO-A-Chicago, 27-14: Milwaukee,
o7-lO. DP-Hobbe to Banks to Bou-
chee LOB-Chicago, 9; Milwaukee, 3.
HR Banks, Thomas, Crandan,
Mathews S-Win (2).
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BERENS, AP. 7-4646

CHRISTMAS sPECIAL-s0.0 and
5022 DUNLAP ST., Oxon Run Hills.
$500 down FHA for both.
Open / til dark. Hillcrest Heig1ts
area. Available now. Excellent
package Investment. Two :,-bed-
room, ls-bath te luxe semi-de-
tached. side by size. Ali city utili-
ties. Assume 4Laft GI loan. LIVE
IN ONE. RENT THE OTHER.
Ewes. Mr.. Nickel. H. G-10S7.
MOORE a. MOORP, REALTORS,
RE. $4,000. RE. 6-sO60.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
OPEN TO DARK
5S.5 wentworth ave. !:
assume lge. a. loan. total price
S14.lO0, this will 60 quickly
ewes. Mr.. Gallop, Lo. 7-25s5.
HILLS. 64e1 Hemlock pl.:
Cod on i0oxl 90 corner lot. FHA
or COW, DIR. Branch ave. to st.
Barnabas rd.. left on Temple Hills
rd. to Portal ave follow sign
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. RE. 5-4h76.
MOORE & MOORE REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. o-SU0U
Evening star., 1960-12-11
.B40pen

ATTENTIoN--Lor OWNERS IN
u1NToN-Oniy Sio.s50 for this
7.rm. and bath rambler construct
sq on your lot. Financing avail,
This home features birch lit. cab
tnets; elec. Hotpoint range. copper
plumbing; Ameriean Stand. hx-
lures. oil.flred hot-air heat. oak
noofine, 2 In. hherglass insui. IN
outside walls, and o eompl. choice
p.0 S0lG5i sss sSsssg ssEsssicT anlG and Interior
noon until 4 pm. TO Reach: Out
Rte, B and Branch ave. To Stou
IGht at Jay Chevrolet and turn
HIi aoproK. ! MI, then left on
ASs s5,s sEEAlgy a gyy.4szgc NC.
AITdT!E1NSTIoN 0I NO MONEY
windows and doors. covered patio,
Isnced corner lot. 10. $500.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
ATTRACTIVE 3.BEDROOM BRICK
room. SEPARATE DINING ROOM:
situated % large, level lot: GA.
RAGE, automatic washer, storm
Mindows. ETC., convenient to every
thing. First time offered: Sl4.SO0
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
Av0NDALE, 1909 24th aye--IH-
story stone: u acre; 4 bedrms., 3
paths. lse. rec. fm., 9 firepls.: oil
n.-M.h:: oble. gar, UN. 4-7045.
AvONDALF
S.hedfni.. 1h-bsth, sep. din. .rm.,
All brick home nr. churchee,
transp and shopping center. Fun
bsmt. Anchor fenced yard. Storm
windows, dishwasher. disposal and
w.-to-W, earpetinR: $3.50 On, FHA.
RfVERDALE
stone bungalow on nice lot with
FRUIT trees. Lge. modern kit. w
solored elee. stove and refgr. Less
thap Yrs. old; End Ar. nnished
rm. 12x30. could be Ice, bedrm.
or smaller ones. $500 dn. incls.
settlement cost.
CHEVERLY
Brick and shingle Colonial. Large
Nv: rm. w/hrepl., sep. din. Ym.
3 bedrms. and full bsmt. Assume
present Ahes loan, S1l9 mo. total
pymts See 1t todayi
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMEs'
UN. 4-1f66
Evening star., 1960-12-11

i.iiD.:LU5 tREA
FHA loens availsble. New brick
Tamblers, !. baths. /. frepls.. car
port. walk-out bsmt. DIRS.: Allen
town I'd. to Temple HIS I'd. and
follow Open Signs.
New split. Level with family rm.. 21s
piRs.: Rte. S to Auth rd. 10 Dub:
lin, 81 and follow Open SKINS.
oRiBBLE REAL ESTATE 'o-
Bank OF Nd, Suitland"
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HE A.l0n0

: ANDREWs-HIILCREsf AREA
sSsSisP SSig aoo ais WIN %ss bsy sss S:%s s.ns;
r.; e;s2o9 81 8 pm. PRuDEN.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

AUTH VILLAGE "
OFF BRANCH AVE.
$17,950-$900 DOWN
Nev ;3.bedrm... li2-bath rambler:
lge kit. with breakfast SPACE: fun
.Hs ss ii. esIHori s's Il With ~, Utility sheS
ave. past Marlcw HI. Shopping
Center 10 Auth rd.. left to D'Arccy y
Estates anu noel mome. Open
dairy ]: to dark. EE. D-540O.
BERENS SALES
BEFORE YoU BuY.-See tbs out
sLAn6tnk ';-bee rm. ana den or op-
tional s4-bedrm., ell-new Contem-
porary with walk-cus bsmt.; base
board heat ana de luxe WeSting-
house kitchen. Save $3.50 on
ccnvcational terms.
Best Buy Anywhere-Sl6,9 $50"
ML-S.AND SALES AP. 5.aU75
BE IN AT CnRIsTMAS by assuming
Q Sl6.300 loan on this 4-bedrm .
.-bath split-level home with laree
hv. rm.. din. l., and bSmt Near
p Baltimore parkway. Full price only
Slg,250 with only $1,000 down II
you can carry lar-e garments. Call
til Q pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO, INC.
BELLEMEAD-charming a-bedrm.
rambler, In Al condition. Living
.rm. with fireplace, large kitchen,
most convenient location. Only
$l1.15O for this gem.
cARRoLLToN-Make oiier on this
modern brick rambler in lovely
Carroilton. 3 bcdrms.. living rm.
With fireplace. de luxe kitchen,
with extra room.
CEEVERLY - Grac acious brick and :
frame Colonial with 2 bedrms i,
liv rfn with hrepl.. den. powder
rm., full dining rm.. rec. rm.,
garage, and wall.to-wall carpet
inE Lovely lot with Is trees;
KENT FoREsT-oniy sll.e5o for
this 3-seddm., 1ia-bath Colonial.
with fenced yard, dishwe Jher,
Wasner and dryer. Luxury living
OFF ENTERPRISE RoAD-Custom
3-oedrm. rambler: with all the
eonvenierces you have been look
ing for in = home. Situated on
I'm ~, sere' nnS the location is perfect;
SHERMAN ~ uor : rNGsWoRTH
nv, rs,., sP. 2-7.00
bELTSyILLL - Quality plaster
walled 3-bedrm.. "-bath q of
master bedrm), beautiful brick
'.xMAs CHEER"
Full walk-out bsmt, sep. din. rm.:
price, S@U.500: convenient to NsA,
MD. u. SDAS. etc.
w. j. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
BTRWYN HEIGHTs-New 3-bedrm.
rambler; full bsmt.. lge. kit: i'm
med. occupancy For sale ny b'dr;
$50. terms ARRANGED. Call
Mr., JOHNSTON. AP. 7-1922 for
apuointment.
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FORESTVILLE !,
OPEN 12-DARK =
$l7,500 N:

Only 2 exceptional all-brk. 3-hed-
room ramhlers combining Q large
Kit, hrepls., picture window,
EalS-out hsmt. approx. A-eer0
level lots. with only $1,750 down.
No qualifying, COME OUT To-
ext, left on Forestyille I'd ap-
"a to aoPHS aSs' HoHEsS." t;Sas e HaTss LES,
Mike Golob. LQ. 1888.
Moore IL Moore Realtors
RE. 6-sO6O RE. $4,000
FOUR BEDROOMs AND A DEN
ltor 9TH hedrooml. In . NEWLY
RENOVATED BRICK home. The
living room, dining room and
kitchen are LARGE, plenty Of closet
space slso; tull hieh-eeilineed
basement. with ground.level en-
trance. SCREENED PORCH, @.
rage. .h baths, . freplaces tone
In basement; situated on deep.
tree.shaded. fenced lot; walk to
public and porachial schools, shop
ping and Transportation. Assume
This is the enswer to a large fam.
ily's prayerI See 1t today-Lil
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. f-S:00. sf.
TT. WASH. FOREST-3-bedfoom
ern kit. carport. large lot. Va.
cant. Cow. TO Andrews and Boil.
ing Field S395 down. Assume
Az loan. OWNER. 10. 5-2l31.
GLENRlDGE - Walk to public
schools st. Mary's from this srot-
less brick and shin-le home. with
separate din. rnn.. bsmt.. partially
finished rec. rm.. fenced yard.
Only $500 down, FHA. With mod
crate down, assume $500, 41aes
loan and pay $72 mo.
AREA-walk to p. q,
Plaza and other conveniences. AS.
sumo q large 4hes loan on an all
brick with 3 bedrms;. II baths.
with table space. birch cebirets,
sliding frosted glass doors. Full
bsmt.. finished rec. room. rougheds
in bath and exit. Hot water heat,
storm windows. Home like new.
Only S16,150
DON'T MISS this onel Best 8
for s value, we've seen. Clean Is
new and so attractive with expen-
sive aluminium siding ard Q color
full Formstone front to g.ve great
er economy in this Aft. Cape
Cod with 4 bsdrms;, 2 baths. lax
"a family room. full bsmt, and
built-in garage. Deep wooded lot.
Walk to elementary school and
bus. A terrific buv at $l5,5OO,
Only $3.50 down. FLA,
AREA-All masonry bi.
level with 3 bedrms., large closets.
beautiful corner lot fenced. AS
sumo large loan and pay 1884
Q mo. total with only $4,000
down. and save. save, save.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774