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Evening star., 1960-09-21
HardYLike|y
ToGoAII Way
ForCO|oniaIs
By GEORGE HUBER
Star Staff Writer

Bill Hardy, the third-string
quarterback who passed for
George WaShington's only
touchdown in last weeks OPEN
ing football game, may get his
chance to run the team all the
way on offense when the Co.
lonialS play The Citadel Sat-
urday night at Washington
Lee High Stadium.
Injuries to Chuck Packan
and Frank Pazzagiia, the two
quarterbackS rated ahead of
Hardy. leave Hardy as the only
able-bodied player in his po-
sition. The coaches were plan
ming more work for him any,
way after his excellent show
ing against Florida.
PaZzaglia has a leg injury
that will keep him out for three
weeks or more, and Packan also
has an injured leg that isn't
healing as fast as expected. He
wasn't able to work out yester-
day, and Trainer Harry Led
ford has him on the doubtful
list for Saturday night.
Hardy, a 6-foot, 180-pound
junior from Teaneck. N. j..
completed 7 of IL passes last
Saturday night for IS yards.
GW's team total was IL of 26
for 109 yards.
Although the Colonials didn't
pass as much last week as
Coach Bill Elias had hoped,
they still were able to show an
imaginative aerial attack. Three
of the first five plays were
passes, and the plans were to
keep up that average all night.
Eight different receivers
were listed for the IL complet-
tionS, and future plans are to
keep opponents busy watching
everybody. Elias indicates that
before the season is many
games old, every back and
every end on the roster will
have numerous pass catches to
his credit.
Halfbacks Tom Haly and
Tony Fredicine and End Jack
White are the ones who have
caught more than one pass so
far. White, a product of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High, is
a senior with limited varsity
experience and currently is
listed as No. 3 right end. He's
showing a good pair of hands,
however, and may move up.
Haly was the best catcher
among the halfbackS last year,
a role in which he may con-
tinue.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

match in Olympic Auditorium
here.
Frankly, I don't know how
big a crowd Wen draw or what
the gate will be. That's not a
$64 question, it's a $94 ques-
tion," said Parnassus, who has
brought in fighters from all
over the world to box here.
Generally the promotions
have made money.
The 15-round contest goes on
at about $50 pm. CPDT) g..
There will be no television or
radio broadcast in this coun-
try.
Flyweight matches have not
Evening star., 1960-09-21
DUREN 'BEANED'
DURING WARMUP

NEW YORK, Sept. 81
AP).-Pitcher Ryne Duren
suffered a cut over the
right eye in a bullpen acci-
dent during the Yankees
Senators game last night.
Warming up in the llth
inning-in which the Yam
KEGS defeated Washington.
2-l-the big righthander
lost the ball in the lights
on a return toss by Catcher
Jim Hogan. The ball struck
Duren's Spectacles, and the
rim of the unbreakable
glasses cut his eyebrow.
Three stitches were needed
to close the wound.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Dallas Sports Editor
To Get Rice Award

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 (AP).
Bill Rives, sports editor of
the Dallas Morning News, has
been named winner of the
Grantland Rice Memorial Award
for 1860. Rives, a past presi-
dent of the Football Writers
Association Of America. will re-
ceive the award at a luncheon
lere' on November /, Rice's
birthday.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Top Amateurs
Entering Event
At Brooke Manor

The second annual Brooke
Manor Club Invitation tourna-
ment next week has attracted
a good share of the Districts
top amateur golfers.
Qualifying is scheduled Tues
day or Wednesday of next week,
with one round of match play
Thursday through Sunday.
Perky Cullinane, the Dis
trict Amateur titlist, Carl Loh-
rem, who went to the fifth
round of the National Amateur,
and Bob Martino, the defend
ing champion, have entered.
Others include the John G.
Anderson 4-ball champions,
Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart, Keith Bowie of Prince
Georges and Chick Cullinang
of Bethesda.
The Maryland State Golf
Association has sent a correc-
ton in dates for the Payne Cup
tournament, 54-hole medal
play championship for women
golfers at Congressional Coun-
try Club.
The three-day event will be
from Wednesday through Fri
day October 5-6-7. instead of
4-5-6, as originally sent. Ed
Hickey, at $40 Tower Building,
Washington, 5, is accepting
entries.
The Maryland State also has
sent announcements for the
32d State senior championship
Friday. September 80 at Con-
gressional.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Nixon Has No Worries
Over Defense Tackles

dence of this. He did look like
a fellow sitting on a barrel,
leaning over to tie his shoe
laces, when he first joined the
squad. but he's improving.
Hes bigger than John Mil
ler." McKeak noted. referring
to the tackle waived to Green
Bay, land he's stronger and
faster. We think he's going to
be a good one"
Sunday we'll find out more
about him.
Evening star., 1960-09-21


march, and then apply the
brakes.
Wins Under Wraps
Nugent believes the opener
against West Virginia was ideal
for the Terps' cause. Mary
land led 17-8 at halftime and
didn't throw a pass or show
its hand in the second half.
Maybe we should have ex-
perimented against West Vir-
ginia for the sake of expert
ence," Tom said, but I'd like
to think we saved something
for Texas"
According to a report from
Austin, the Texas scout said
he could have left at halftime
of the West Virginia game.
Maryland shut down in the
second half" Russell Coffee
told his boss, Coach Royal.
Nugent was proud of Mary
lands victory in the rain at
Morgantown because he had
heard the Terps could not win
on a wet field because of the
way they throw the ball around.
NOTES-Early odds have the
game "pick-em," which is a
tribute to the Terps. Mary
lands home games will start
at 2 PM, instead of the 1870
times of the past two years.
Winnie Scott, who kicked a
field goal and two extra points
last week, will be the Terps'
captain against Texas. There
is a possibility that a CO.
captain Will be named later.
Ray Poage, a sophomore
fullback, was Texas leading
ball carrier against Nebraska
with Sc yards in II carries. q.
The Texas team will arrive
about 4 pm. Friday and stay
at the Dupont Plaza.
Maryland has won four
straight while Texas has lost
three of its last four, to TCU,
Syracuse and Nebraska. De-
spite the losses, the Longhorns
had been ranked 18th in the
AP poll. This will be the
first trip East for a Texas team
since it beat Temple, $40, in
1949.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Remarks by Ted and Jensen
Revive Old GUESSING Game

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81 (AP).
That guessing game is on
again-the one involving Ted
Williams and Jackie Jensen
and whether they will play
baseball in 1861.
Williams, Boston's 42-year-
old hitting great, dropped a
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Picture on Pose d.


strange remark prior to last
nights 4-3 loss to Baltimore.
"Only one possibility could
make me change my mind
about playing next year." he
said, and let the sentence trail
off. Then, in a quick breath,
he said:
mo. Ignore what I Just said.
I'm gonna quit at the end of
the season. That's final. There
are no contingencies. This is
it. I've had it as a player"
He refused to say what
prompted him to mention the
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Sports

900 gate?
IF it does" said Parnassus
in his Greek accent, II will KEGS
you on the forehead"
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Can Match Collins

Nugent has great respect for
Collins speed and ability to go
all the way. He has a hunch
the Texas halfback might tear
off another long run or two
this Saturday. But this year
Nugent believes Don Van Rec
nan will match Collins yard for
yard. Van Reenan was in
jured in the early minutes of
the opening game last year and
was out for the season. He
spun loose for As yards against
West Virginia.
Nugent said Darrell Royal,
the Texas coach, uses the theory
that his teams can win games
with superior speed to go wide,
and stopping the opposition by
blocking the wide stuff and
forcing it to go up the middle.
Lee Corso, who secuted Texas
against Nebraska last week,
says the Longhorns like to take
a lead, give the other team the
Evening star., 1960-09-21
WHO'S GOING TO WIN THE A. |. PENNANT!??

This oI-impOront question will be answered at Griffith
Stodum within the next few days.
Yes the Senators going to have mighty big soy as to
who will the American League World Series this
year.
The first big this when the BoItimore
Orioles visit Griffith Studum for night game Friday and ofter-
somes Saturday and Sunday.
Then, next week. MOnday Tuesday Wednesday nights
September 2e H. 49, the New York Yunkees come TO town
and finally the Orioles back fno two oomes
the season. Saturday. October ], and Sunday. October
The American League might be lost in onv Of
these last few and bet the enoors will be ovno
everything they have stoy there the first DIVISION
SO makes plans now TO sdmes ean Re-
member, only more home gomes left.
BE SURE AND GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
Evening star., 1960-09-21
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Maryland played Texas to a
standstill in statistics last year
but lost the football game, 26-0.
Saturday I'm going to watch
the scoreboard," Coach Tom
Nugent said yesterday. They
can have the statistics. we
want the points. And I believe
we'll get more than they will
in a high-scoring ball game"
In net yards gained a year
ago in Austin, Texas had $50
on the ground to 213 for the
Terps. but Maryland gained 73
in the air to only II for the
Longhorns for only a 5-yard
deficit overall. First downs
were 21 to II for Maryland.
But while Jim Joyce was
using up the clock in a number
of short yardage drives up the
middle, Texas was hitting the
home runs. The feature was
Jack Collins 84-yard touch
down run on Texas first Sffen-
SiVe play of the
Evening star., 1960-09-21
EASY BUDGET TERMS
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let US explain in
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Evening star., 1960-09-21
NUGENT GOING FOR POINTS
TerPsSoyVon Reenon
Can Outrun 7 exos Ace

ball for a time consuming
march. and then apply the
brakes.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

I We guarantee our New Trcads bearing
the Firestone Quality Tread Medallion
and the shop code mark. TO he free from
defects in Workmanship and materials If
examination by us or any FIrestonc dealer
or store diScloSeS a defect in the tread or
cord body. it will be repaired or an adjust.
ment made on the cost of another New
Tread, prorated On tread wear and based
on the list price current at the time OF
adjustment.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
|. j. ). Increases
Supply Of Gold
By the Associated Press

The United States has in
creased its gold supply for the
hrst time in several months
with a $500 million bullion pur-
erase from the International
Mo letary Fund.
The fund said yesterday it sold
she gold SO 1t could get dollars
20 invest in short-term Treas
ury securities. 1t said it wanted
to convert some of its gold re-
serves into Understanding
Treasury IOUs.
The timing of the transaction
Vas a happy one for the United
States when the American gold
supply was at its lowest level in
more than 20 years.
Foreign nations have bought
ao7ut $1.4 billion of United
States gold since the end of
JIAe. This has caused some
worry that run on gold might
develop
Foreign purchases had cut
the United States gold supply
to $17.SS2, 100000 as of last
Monday. The new purchase
pushed the total American sup
ply back above $18,177, ,000, 900.
The transaction was not the
first Of its kind for the fund
an international institution de-
signed to promote stable cur
rencies. In January, 1856, it
sold 5000 million in gold to the
United States. Washington
bought another $500 million in
bullion from the fund in July.
1859.
Treasury officials said the
new sale was made without any
prompting from the United
States. A spokesman for the
fund said there was no special
significance to the timing. He
added that. If the transaction
helps the United States. there
is no reason for the fund to
be displeased."
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Leg Aches Studied

OSLO.-A Norwegian doctor
has proved that walking on
concrete Is much harder on the
legs than walking on tile. wood.
or linoleum.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

FAIRFAX-3-bedrm. brick rambler.
This is q new house for immed.
occup.: S135 mo. WE. $4,000.
AREA-Custom-b g.
bedroom, 2-bath home on Is acres
random width pegged floors, fire-
place, open stairs to second floor;
l bedroom down, . UP. $3.50.
Available l 3 october. 35 others.
Call JE 2-2620 today. JOSEPH
W. SEAY COMPANY, Realtors,
113 West Broad st. Falls Church,
Va.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

KEN DRusKIN g. CO.
1900 V!ers Mil Rd. LO. 5-2005
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Brick Split-Level-$23,950
Assume CT loan: 3 bedrooms, :
baths, living room, dining room
kitchen fully eQuipped), rec. room
4th bedroom, u bath. utility room
dn. Fenced level lot. carport plus
etxra features Of private once and
storage space Schools in this area
are excellent. MUST BE SOLD. Call
Evelyn G. Kaplan & Co.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

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 S arspls,. sep. din; rms,
baths, scr. tyi porch, % dsyiiSht Ssmt'
with firepl.. plumbing Tor bath,
Lear garage; h-aere lots in pres
tige community. Priced at $32,-
$50. Also have / rambler AZ S30,-
$50. SLIGO REALTY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-09-13

EASTERN SUBURBAN JUNIOR
HIGH AREA Brick Cape Cod
$4,000. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
S1S,9b0; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
$l9,950: c.. ROBERT GRAY q
Evening star., 1960-09-13
APTS. WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO REN1

ALEXANDRIA-2-bedrm. semide-
tached brick w/bsmt.: conv. loca
ton: nicely furnished. TIE. 6-0425
A. U. PARK AREAS bedrms.
Ia bath, nr Westmoreland cir
Gle. Rec. rm., garage. S175 Lease.
vacant POBIAK & POBIAK, OIL
CAPITOL HILL blk. from Capi.
tol, mr.. Library of Congress; hous,
completely furnished; immediate
occupancy. Phone HU. 1885.
BETHESDA. close in, 1921 Old
GEORGETOWN rd.-1l2 acres, de-
lightful home circled by drive,
auto. kitchen, rambler arrange
ment with liv. rm.. lge. din. rm.,
3 bedrms., l u baths on first floor
tremendous bedrm. and bath up-
stairs; lease, $500 mo. PERLA
BECKHAM WOLFORD, 464i
Montgomery ave. OIL. 2-5522
OIL. 2-6647.
CONVENIENT N. ARL. Close to Ft
| Myer-4 bedrms., 2 baths; S2l(
per mo. plus utils.
BURNERS REALTY CO.
! REALTORS IA, 7-0O71
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

MT. AIRY, MD. - Gorgeous U.
shaped brick rambler. All hug,
rms; liv. nm, 3 bedrms., 8 baths
elec.. kit, 2-car garage, bsmt.
porch. lovely setting on q 2-acrC
knoll. Call ALLIGOOD AGENCY
S726 ColesVille I'd, JU. MATT.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

3-brm. Cape Cod; IA b.. $2O.50O
3-bedrm. Col; acre lot, S16,50C
3-bedrm. rambler: gar. $4,000
o-rm. split: 4 baths: new. S33,70O
3-bedrm. ram; earport, S23.s6O
4-brm. Cape Cod: 10 a.. S52.50C
JAMES C. coNLEY a. CO., Realtor.
9525 Georgia Ave, JU. e-4I34 til 8
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTINuEpl

BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR-A won.
derful home for entertaining;
beautiful brick Colonial on se-
cluded setting, center hall, 33-ft
liv. rm. opens into .22 II. study
or music rm., massive din. Tm.,
completely equip. kit with adjoin-
ing pantry, 4 bedrms., 2 baths on
End mr., rec. rm. or study on 3rd
nr. 2 servants rms, 2 baths a sod y
fs@sii RosSENbSRpEss. TeaE sYArroR. s'SoI 90
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOR SALE Sc.

ALL SOLD OUI
WE NEED MORE LISTINGS
II: 6-7043 LU. 2-3011 LU. 1859
Willoughby Real Estate Co., Inc
BEAUTIFUL HILLCREsT
1912 Both Street Sc.
Detached S-room home on lge. lot
50x1q5. Only S15,500 on terms
Mr.. O'Hazza, FL. 4-4545, Brokers
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1226-14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Lovely brick
BUNGALOW, 2 nice bedrms.. expan-
sible attic, 6smt.. gas h.;w.h.. love-
y yard dSoS Conveniently located mr.:
conventional financing. HARTMAN
4-34O0; ewes, LU. 1880.
HILLCREST, just OF Branch ave
home: 2 up, 2 dn., gas h.-w.h.
screened side porch: immac. cond
blk. of busline: mid eos. M. M
NORTHERN, REALTOR. DI. z.
Ss42. JU 5-63S7.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-oidei
3-bedrm. semidetached; sep. din
rm.. large kit, patio. large utility
$500 IN 5. -' ~
1862 24th ST. Sc.
NEW, LOVELY sEMiDET.
8 rooms and bath plus rec. room in
bSmt. and screened-in patio in
back yard: Just completed paint
ing; auto. gas heat: take over
monthly payments with $500 dn.
ABC REALTY CO.
DE. 2-245S VII, 6-so57
4242 NASH ST. S.E.-Beaut. brick
corner home with big, big yd. I'M
mac. No money down to ANY vet
Taylor. OIL. 4-3462 ewes, or MA
$4,000. F. W. BERENS SALES
l122 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOB SALE-M.W,

ALASKA AND GA. AVE. AREA
1852 9th ST. NV.
Air-cond. brick home featuring LIST.
a. den and powder room, large de
luxe kit; wall-to-wall carpet
spacious recreation room, 8 bed.
rms; priced very low;
ROGERS REALTY co.
Ma. s-O9O4 Ju. 5.O5Ts
AVE.-Spacious 4-bedrm
brick house, with liv. rm., study
din. rm., lavatory, lge. kit. High
elevation overlooking Walter Reed
Hospital. Wonderful trees ano
shrubbery. Level access at rear
Priced below reproduction cost al
S29,500. DOROTHY G. WOOD
exclusive agent. DE. 2-7115.
S49,85O-Stately Co.
lonlal, custom-built by Frank s
Phillips in 1854. Spacious center
hall plan. Lovely big rooms. Lii.
brary or bedroom and full bath
on on !. lst floor: s Z bsdrms:' 2 baths
dormitory with roushed-i in bath
Huge rec. rm. with fireplace, de-
lghtful shaded porch, 2-caI
attached garage. FRANK. s
Ell eHILLIPs; 1l1%Sa NC D1. 7-l41l; ewes.
CHEVY CHASE-Immed. poSS. in
this brk. Colonial with liv. rm.
din. rm., large kit. den and pow.
del. nm. on 1st floor; bedrms
and 2 baths up: walk-up attic
rec. rm. and 2-car garage anC
bsmt.: priced in the mid-2Os. Cal
OIL. 6-SSS0. LAMPROS. REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE, S28,95O-New list.
ing, Owner leaving city: detached
center-hall brick on large lot. op.
posite park; large liv. rm. and scr
pchs., big din. rm. and excellent
bedrms. and 2 baths on End floor
Storage attic. Full basement: nm,
playroom: Lear garage: lot hai
10000 50. #. Call JAMES E
SCHWAB, EN-. 25S00; after |
pm. OIL. 4-76a3 or OIL. 2-l40a.
CHEVY CHASE, on wis. ave, conv
to everything-3-bedrm., 1h-bath
cent. hall Colonial. 3rd n. has :
nm. rms. for bedrms. or storage
Price under S20.OO0. GEO. W
RoBERTSON. Realtor. 5000 wis
aye. oL; e2-2123' after 8 cal
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Prewar built red brick Colonial:
generous bedrms., . baths, blu,
large finished dormXory room
pvt. screened porch. attached ga,
rage; excel. lot. Owner has pur.
chased larger home, desires i'm
mediate sale. Ewes, call Mrs
Purse, EN-. 2-51sl.
W. C. L. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Carnegie Insti.
tute,. west of Rock Greek Park
Lovely detached brick. Z rms,
baths. = bedrms. and bath or
Tfs dH. mar FsraFs rec Pe: % sstas6sd ss4 che SGs
RE. 1915. L. T. GRAVATTE
REALToR. MA. s-0753.
CUsToM-BUILT DET. BRICK
10 ROOMS az BATHS GHR
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6,
DISTRICT LINE
'NoNelA 455a AsR stR sFASkA 81. S4M. AYES
Extra de luxe semidet. brick;
rm.; air cond. Nr. Synagogues
ton.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-a316 EYES. OIL. 6-517
GEORGETOWN
Nearly new 2-story home with larg
south drawing room. 3 bedroom,
ga baths, servants quarters, at
tic, parking. Call Mrs. Harkles:
FE. 3-2s34.
J. LEO KOLB co.
FE. 3-210O
GEORGETOWN-Want q quiet 81
nr. a park2 Beautiful remodelin
that means no expenSe. ior IN
| Ist fir. powder rrn.? Rec. rm. wit
frepl.? You can have them al
and attractive patio for S3o.5 500
DOROTHY G. WOOD, EXCLUSIVE
AGENT, DE. 2-7115.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
(cONTINUEDl

ONLY 81 600 CASH AND 500 MO
! 6cEM; cISl4s BKICK; B6ISS BATHS; i, Oh anat hL
PLEASANT HILLs-spacious Tif-
fey-built, semidet; brick, consist.
Ing yr q I've lSsdrmI; dIn.ttp aptS S,S1% sach
Kit tile bath ana iull. wGiE-oui
bSmt., gas b. .-w.h., / blk. to cross;
town bus. Immed. oceup. VIII
decorate TO suit. Priced to sell al
Sl6,950, Excel. financing. In.
secluded and beautiful location
yet convenient to everything
SAIL MR; M1s: = l. TInESFsESY' TInESFsESY' Elk. D.
j. B. TiFFEY 4 SON
SHEPHERD PARK SHOW PLACII
MaSnifcent Co1Snisl Sopnnr on Beautiful
WALTER REED EXCEPTIONAL
In an Area of Handsome Homes
ROCK CREEK ESTATES
Truly q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Elegant
AND MANY, MANY. MORE II
Washington's most exclusive areas
BY appointment only. Mrs. Fisher
MARION ANGEL TU. 2-e23:
WESLEY HEIGHTS
FOxHALL RID and NEB. AVE.
Vacant and available. 3 bedroom
with ,freplacel 2-bath home
den, breakfast room, garage. Cal
Mrs. Reynolds. HO. 2-6261,
j. LEO KOLB co.
FE. 3-2l00
WOODLEY HILL-Beautiful Colon
tAl residence on q quiet circle II
this very fashionable in-town com
munity. Library, powder room; q.
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd floor
large rear patio that is delight
fully cool. shady and secluded 70
Lower sos! FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
INC, DI. 7-1411; ewes, CL. 8
Evening star., 1960-09-13

HOUSE BEAUTFULl II you are
interested in an unusual home with
every possible fine appointment we
new 1l0-ft.-long rambler of mellow
old brick with hand-split shake
roof. situated on an acre plus with
stream and huge trees, The utmost
charm will be found in this
4-bedrm. troom for moreD, 3Ia-
bath masterpiece with hand-pegRed
rs, 3 f1repls., picked oak cabi.
nets: Dutch doors, cast-iron base
board heat: family rm., rec. nm. 2
pend othst Sep otstspsins enilopsns pssno1ss
Evening star., 1960-09-13

TT SUMNER - Charming white
rm., formal din. rm., kit. with
brkfst. space, den or bedrm., full
bath, 1st A.: 2 bedrmS., . baths,
end; bsmt. with hrepl.. powder
rm., porch, garage; low 40s. Ewes,
OIL. 4-l0lS.
Evening star., 1960-09-13
WOODLEY PARK

Convenience. economy and
gracious living for $4,000.
Town House 4 doors west
Of Conn. ave. Near excel
lent public and parochial
schools. o rms, ga baths,
3 inclosed porches, 2 car
garage. Must be sold. Box
122-S. Star.
56O6 14th ST.-Reduced to S14.95C
on liberal terms. Vacant, det.,
rms. on Ist H.. 5 bedrmS., 2 baths
yd., trees: 2-car garage: real value
Evening star., 1960-09-13
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL.-Attr. furn., 1-bedrm., air
cond apt, quiet loc., lovely view:
conv. to major shop. centers, on
bus Inc. HU. 1-2S57.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

MASS. AVE. EXT. - Immaculate
contemporary rambler has every
thing that you would want: bed
rms. den. 2 firepls.. ground level;
patio; rustic IS suTroundinEs.. r. tGlThit on biF
lot: middle 30s. Ewes, EN-. 3-6664.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

o. ?. SMITH q BROS. CO., INC.
OFFERS
|BETHESDA-WYNGATE AREA-3s
bedImu 2;bath, brick rambler with
TO elem, ir. high. st. James and
NH; near transp: S20,pbO, with
excellent financing. Ewes, OIL.
6-100S.
MASS. AVE. EXT,-New brick ram
bier on Is-acre, beaut. wooded lot;
center hall, dining rm,, living rm !,
baths: close TO schools and transp !;
full bsmt. with rec. rm. with fire-
place: priced at only S36,05O.
Ewes. WO. 6-7140.
Evening star., 1960-09-13

MASS. AVE. AREA-Custom brick
Colonial; conv. Little Flower, wide
hall, 26-ft. liv. rm., Aft. din
rm.. mod. kit. powder rm.. paneled
study, 3 twin-sized bedrms.,
baths. scr. porch, attached gar
age, paneled rec. rm.. maids rm.,
full bath, lots Of storage space
REALTOR, OIL. 4-SI11 til q.
MONTGOMERY KNoLLS = schooI
close by to this brk; rambler with
baths; rec. rm.; fenced rear yard
FTIA appraised at S1a,0OO. SLIGO
REALTY. Realtors. JU. s-S600.
NORBECK-4-bedrm. rambler on
lovely level acre; priced to sell
at S1s,5OO. Terms or trade. Po
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
NORTHwOOD PARK. Just vacated
-3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod, bsmt.
gas h,-w.h.. wooded lot, Is by
216 #. Asking $4,000. BEERS
BROS. JU. 5-7610.
NTRJHwSS9 TFEAMSS6ucEB EEcE :, ,soSHS.ou! sSHSS /
tiful liv. rm., 13x1a-ft. den, IA
#. 50. din. rm.. huge paneled
WATER 1aR 5 BAsEBoARD ssI5 1SEhS 1sa HEAT h9u Bus
at door, low down pay. easy
terms. Full price. Sl6.95O. GRA-
HAM CO., JU. 5000.
SUMNER. first Offering of this
handsome 2Ha-year-old Colonial,
on cul-de-sac, featuring 4 bed
rms. and . baths. First hr study
and powder rm, BEAUTIFUL
KITCHEN WITH LARGE DINING
AREA. sround level recreation
rm. with fireplace. Gear garage,
huge screened porch of living nm.
and kitchen Only S4a.a5n. EN-
2-S206. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, INC, ewes. OIL. 5000.
TAKOMA PARK = Excellent o
story brick with 8 spacious
rooms, handy to e-v-e-r-y-
t-h-i-n-El Don't overlook this
and don't wait. Asking S1R,950
Cell JU. 6-61l1 NOW. RIPLEY