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nue. and Calvert street, Satur-
day night. The first game be-
gins at 7 o'clock.
Lopez pitched for the Armed
Forces in Korea last year and
had a 52-6 record, including
five no-hitters and IA shutouts.
In 1858, while pitching for a
tie a m in California, Lopez
pitched no-hitters in both
games of a double-header.
RaybeStos also has a top
fight pitcher in Johnny Spring,
who has a f1ve-year record of
1872 victories and 80 losses. Last
year. Spring struck out Ali
batters, pitched four no-h:tters
and had a 800 record.
The Cardinals also won the
world softball championship in
1855. They were runnersup to
Aurora, Ill, last year.
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Air Force HurIer Keeping
Muggies Among Unbeuten

Andy Lopez, a 24-year- old
Californian stationed at An
drews Air Force Base, has COM
piled an outstanding record
pitching for Maggie's Restau-
rant in the Guy Mason Glass
AA softball league.
Lopez, a 5-foot-l0, 10
FOUNDER, struck out II batters
in Al innings during the first
half of the season. Maggie's
won the league with a 90
record.
Lopez allowed only 10 hits,
walked five and gave up only
one run for a 60 record.
Andy will pitch for Maggie's
against the Raybestos Cardi-
nails Of Stratford, Conn.,, 1853
world champions, in one game
of a double header exhibition
at Guy Mason, Wisconsin ave-
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Mrs. Alexander
Wins at KenWood

Mrs. Lee Alexander won the
George Diffenbaugh trophy in
competition among the Ken
wood Clubs women golfers
yesterday with an 80 minus II
handicap for a net II. Mrs.
Betty Meckley won low gross
with an 81.
Mrs. Camilla Marvin, &C.
14-72, and Mrs. H. c. Briggs,
89-17-72, tied for second in
Class A. The Glass B winner
was Mrs. John Meadows, ga
26-68, followed by Mrs. Lester
Briggs, 99-26-73, and Mrs.
Gordon Chapman, 102-28-74.
Low gross went to Mrs.
Anthony March with a SO.
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Fb| Gains Tie
For rTopSpot

Manager Billy Carroll of the
Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton sandlot baseball team
was concerned about injuries
to several key players just be-
fore the Industrial League
opened. With the G-Men now
tied for the lead with Silver
Hill, it appears as though
Carroll's fears were ground
less.
FBI defeated Silver Hill, de-
Tending champion, SIS, yes
terday in 10 innings. Both
have 81 records.
The winning run was scored
by Bob Mccarthy, who scored
from first base on a hit-run
double by Joe Colds.
SILVER HILL 2o1 002 900 O-5 s l
FBI .-.--- 200 900 2OI l-6 9 i
Brll and Beach; Carroll. bauE t7t
and Parker.
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Hoystocks Wins
In Mat Feature

Haystacks Calhoun won two
of three falls from Pat Kelly
and Skull Murphy, and Moose
Cholak and Chief Big Heart
battled to a standoff in the top
matches of last nights wrest-
ling show at Marlboro Motor
Raceway.
Cholak and Big Heart were
disqualified for fighting outside
the ring and the bout was de-
clared no contest. In other
matches, Bruno Sammartino
defeated Pampero Firpo, Jack
Don Curtis defeated Larry
Davis won over Jack Terry
and Don Curtis defeated Larry
Simon.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Chicago MutueI Clerks
Near Vote on Pay Offer

CHICAGO, June 7 (AP).-
Washington Park parimutuel
clerks, whose strike caused
cancellation of yesterdays Bal
moral racing program, vote
today on a raise offered by
management.
Business Manager Michael
j. Kennedy of Local 1874 of the
international Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers said the
clerks have been offered a So
cents-a-day increase for two
years and an additional So
cents-a-day boost for 1862.
Kennedy said management
also offered to pay hospital
insurance, which the clerks,
whose salaries range from $22
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New Lakewood Club Forms
Part of Chuin-Store Setup

Sam Snead and Gary Nixon
are forming what resembles a
chain-Store setup to stock the
pro shops and appoint their
own pros at a group of country
clubs, one of which is the new
Lakewood Club near Rockville.
Snead visited here yesterday
to explain his part in the setup,
and then went to Lakewood for
a twilight clinic.
Buster Reed and Bill Britt
will be the resident pros at
Lakewood.
Other clubs in the Snead-
Nixon chain are in Houston,
Pittsburgh, Providence, Boston
and the new Centreville Estates
on the Eastern Shore. Asked
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Junior OIympies
Slated Saturday

The District Recreation De-
partment holds its annual
Junior Olympics track and field
meet Saturday at Banneker
playground, beginning with a
parade at 10 am.
More than 1000 youngsters
from 10 to II years old will
compete in the IL events for
each of three age groups.
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HIKING CLUBS

hike, Lily Pons, Nd, to Suesrloaf
Mountain. Meet at am. at 1924 X
street NV. for chartered bus. Reser-
yations with Helen Dinwiddie, RA.
6-6956, by noon Saturday.
WANDERB1RDS - Sunday hike in
Green Mountain area of George Wash
tngton National Forest. Chartered
coach leaves 18th street and New York
avenue NV. at 8 Am. Reservations
with Woody and Bart Kennedy. JA,
7-5259.
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Double Pays $2,414

CLEVELAND, June 7 (AP) -
Longshots won the first two
races yesterday at Thistledown
to set up a $2,414.20 daily dou-
BILE. AK Lumy won the first race
at $3.50 and Sweet Shelby took
the second at $49.60.
Evening star., 1960-06-07

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; trot; Cl
B'tsy R'E'nt IN. L'ml 1s.OO1s.4o $50
SSroitSn Hn'ver IL. B'k's'n) 1.sO $40
Radar Jim, Homestretch Daisy, SAT-
lord Hanover, True Colby, Guys
Queen. Time, 200.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: trot. C
Hot Fl,sh w: BrD $500 1900 1880
frisco Bay fW; L'El 1920 $50
Erina Hanover. Flash Dolmont, star
most, Mickey Biery, Honor Up. Time,
Daily Double (s-4) Paid ss26.4O
THIRD RAcE-Purss. $500; trot: C
class; J. mile.
IND, EGsH p PMS %.,,I1 a; MyrOssO s.sS 40
Freighter (R. RhOades) 400
Palladium Earlys Ring.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. s1o,2oe IS;
Pt'eia Rh'fm &c. H'i'nsj a4.2o $40
Adios FiIly ~. s'psonl $50 800
Meadow Betty (Del MiIler) 80
Virginia Byrd. Valentine Dream
Miss Leo Chief, Smart Play. Time
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, S1o,2oe.25
pace; 2-year-old .nllies; mile.
Swt Miriam (D'rish) $40 $50 $50
aMeadow Pick (Miller) 2.2O 2.oO
OIve Dares lPalmerD $40
aMeadow Hudson, Paulie Rainbow,
Donnalin: Jingo Hanover. Time, 2:0Sb
d. Miller stable entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500. pace: C
X6S;tt H'oyeE SI'G'm> SEQ $50 s.4o
Easter Dream tScotD 4.4O
NJ. Blair 5.H Han HapOvsT; EEL, Flash Up: Alton Wyn,
2:07B.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $1,000:
gece; , CLASSIFIED; l mile;
Abbe's Dusty (HyIan) $50 2.2O
MY Irish tCrAnk) 2.sO
Reward, PeEsy Woollen, Jess Direct.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. slo,2oe. IS:
99aes. ,;G.yyear-old fllies; | mile;
Patri' a Rhythm tHOdTinD 4.2O $50
AdaSs sM.adoy ay isiRTDs9n PIsT SIIg. p,r vrsino
Byrd, Valentine Dream, aMesdow Hud-
son. Time 2:O62s
aD. Miller stable entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purss, $500; pace; C |
sam BON. lwiiegtt., $50 40 $50
ReEEis'S Gene WILSON, 600 500
| Alexander's Boy. Dale REYNOLDS. Up
land Ho, Aida Ekinston, Flaming Byrd.
Time, 2:30A,
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Pirates Try Huckburt

PITTSBURGH, June 7 CAP) .
Dale Hackbart, star Wlscon-
sin quarterback who was draft
ed by the Green Bay Packers.
lis working out with the Pirates.
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Coolidge Net Team
Wins League Title

Coolidge High School de-
feated Phelps, TO, yesterday at
East Potomac Park for its sec
ond Interhigh League tennis
championship in the last three
years.
Results:
Singles
Marcellino (Coolidse) defeated Brown,
60, 60; Levine &C. defeated Smith,
81, 6-2: Robin tC) defeated WILL
son, 81, 60; Gerstenfeld tC) de-
feated Washington. 6-3, 6-l; Kovacs
&C. defeated KyleS, SO. 60.
Doubex
Farley and Henlin (C) defeated
Wilson and Kyles, 60, 6-l; Kater
and StrichardtE (C) defeated WASH
inEton and Smith, 6-2, 81.
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RACING
RESUL IS
Delaware
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing; 2-year- -olds; ) furlongs
Forever Blessing (S'k) $50 $50 2.iO
Market Risk tCulmone) $50 2.6O
NiEht Cheer uee) $50
Layla, Market Error, Double Mar
tint, Handy Brandy, Harwood, Redbow
Fancy Bingo. Gallisox, Jeanchen. Time
1:017s.
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Belmont
By the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse, S3.5OO; claim
ing Swear -olds: | mile.
Quadreme tYother) 400 $50 $50
Einar tGuerinD $500 10. 10
Gerty n. tStovalD 40
aWaldron, Dig Down, Rough Gem.
Mathis, Game BEGINNER aMarket
Square, Sham Battle, Its Beauty,
Pelf. Time, l :4OIs.
aHorne- -Avonwood Stable entry,
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming 3-year-olds and up; maidens
6 furlongs.
November Hill CY'ka) 1920 1880 o. 10
FeeZe (BoulmetiSl I6.30 IN an
Hither and Yon (Guerin) 00
Purple Bow. Social Butterfly, star
Act, Snow Crust, Stay Out, sac. joyful
Begsar, Vivi Estelle, fNoors Angel.
fBsnderiin, Hidden Gift. Time, 1:i3ls.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SsOs.sO
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
spokane, 4; San Diego, /.
Vancouver. 3; Sacramento, 0,
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dsllas-Fort Worth, IA; Denver, 8.
Houston, z; Charleston, 4.
Minneapolis, 8; Louisville, 2.
st. Paul, .; Indianapolis, /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, &; Columbus, ..
Richmond. 4-6; Rochester, 80.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, Z; Chattanooga, ..
Shreveport. Z; Little Rock, 4.
Nashville, l. Memphis, 0.
Birmingham, 6; Mobile, o.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin, 5-2; Victoria, "a.
Tulsa, 4-3; Rio Grande Valley, "a
Second game, 10 innings.
San Antonio, 8: Amarillo. 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield, 3; Allentown, 2.
Binghamton, g. Reading, ..
Williamsport, 3; Lancaster, O.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Savannah, 3; Charleston, /.
Columbia, .; Charlotte, /.
Jacksonville, z; Macon, 6.
Asheville, IA; Knoxville. 7.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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BALTIMORE RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS
Post Time $40 PM.

SECOND RACE-PurSe. $500: 25
Class pace ] mile
2 Calumet Gene (R. Ayou) - 5-2
3 Steve Martin 81. Stokley) Al
4 Scottish Prince wv. Mansfeld) 90
z Hector I'd. Legum) 81
s Miss ches sue q. wilcutts) = 81
8 Machipongo IL. Floyd 81
; Debbie Captain (E. White) --12-l
! Ego c. E. Hope)
Also eligible:
Mamie Tar 20. Davis).
Earl Reward (Ev. Hobbs).
Evening star., 1960-06-07
NATIONAL OPEN QUALIFIERS
By the Associated Press


Qua1ers for the National Open golf championship
at Cherry Hills Country Club Englewood Colo l6-18
Evening star., 1960-06-07

-, FOURTH RACH-Purse, $500; C
CLASSIFIED pace; / mile.
Evening CAN wv. sayageD --- e-2
. Midway Reward IT. Lewisl 3-i
8 True Wilma III Pepper Al
: Broadway Limited (B. Wanger) 81
! Arby's Rhythm (B Williams) 6-l
) Zulu Queen IF. Lowden) ST.
4 Russell Tass tR Webb ST.
3 Homestretch Flash "a. HaZenl 12-l
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; trot: c
B'tsy R'G'nt IN. L'm) 1900 1s.4o $50
Crofton H'n'ver IL. B'k's'n) 1.SO $40
Pop w. Long, 10
Radar Jim, Homestretch Daisy, SAT-
tord Hanover, True Colby, Guy s
Queen. Time, 200.
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Weather Clear, Track Fast.
Post Time, = PM.
FIRST RACE - Purse. S1,100: A.
Year-olds and up; claiming; Charles
Town Course
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IFTH RAcE-Purse, $5 1000; oIowenee; 3-yeor-ods mile
CHARLES TOWN
GRADED HANDICAPS

SECOND RACE-Purse, Sl,lOO: A.
year-olds and up; claiming; about z
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Mohlon Kline entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming $4,000 to $S,5oo)
4-yecr-oIds and up; l/l6 miles.

SApPrsnties ollowone' eIaimsd.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000:
t-year-olds and up; claiming; IL
Evening star., 1960-06-07

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, 81, 600:
f-year-olds and up: claiming IA
Evening star., 1960-06-07

FOURTH RACE-Purse. SI,I00; A.
year-olds and up; claiming; ga fur
Evening star., 1960-06-07
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
b. AT DELAWARE
Fast
Time PM
BEST BET-BEE HVE-FIRST RACE
FIRST RAcE-Purse s. ooo claiming (S7soo) meiden and 4
SECOND ssooo claiming (ssooo, 4year-ods and
fIies nd 6 urIo

Eeee-H Sobs-Mrs. stmoss sntry
iskmonJ Bonden
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class; | mile
Hot Fish wv. Btn $500 IL 90 10. 30
Frisco Bay (W. L'E) iS.20 S'90
Muscatel q. Wilcutts) a 90
Erina Hanover, Flash Dolmont, Star
most, Mickey Biery, Honor Up. Time,
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THIRD RACE - Purse, $1,000: A.
ear-olds and up; claiming 6la fur
Evening star., 1960-08-08

swiftly in defiance Of the re-
ported government threat to
confiscate all property of for
eign priests If the recent anti
Communist demonstrations are
not halted.
Only about a third of Cuba S
estimated $50 Catholic priests
are Cuban. The majority are
Spanish. But most, If not all,
the signers Of the pastoral let
ter are Cuban.
Although Cuba is about 90
per cent Catholic, many church
members belong in name only,
and most of the religious servor
is shown by women. But the
letter could stir Catholic STU
dents to more vocal opposition
to the regime.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

ton of the American monop-
olieS."
There was no immediate re-
action from Mr.. CaStro'S gov
ernment to the church's anti
Communist pastoral letter,
which was signed by Manuel
Cardinal Arteaga. the church's
highest authority in Cuba, and
eight other archbishops and
was read in most churches at
masses yesterday.
Endorsing much of the Castro
regimes economic reform pro-
gram, the letter said:
Social reforms that respect
legitimate rights Of all citizens
that tend to improve legitimate
cultural. social and economic
rights. Of the humble have now
and always will have the most
Evening star., 1960-08-08

/ decisive moral support of the
church"
The pastoral letter singled
out for praise, among other
things, the agrarian reform
program. But 1t protested that
some measures Of social char
acter have not been carried out
with rightful respect to the
rights of all citizens" an obvi-
Gus reference to the failure so
far Of the government to pro-
vide compensation for the prop
critics it has seized.
Red Gains Cited
The archbishops went on that
1--WE believe 1t best we confine
ourselves to one problem of ex-
traordinary gravity, that nc
person Of good faith can deny
at this moment-and that is
the increasing advance of CON-
munism in our country"
They cited the close COM
mercial. cultural and diplo-
matte ties the Castro govern
ment has established with
Communist countries in recent
months, especially with the
Soviet Union"
I'VE have nothing to say
concerning the strictly COM
mercial or economic relations, "
they said. but we are pro-
foundly disturbed by the fact
that newspaper men, labor
leaders and even some high
government officials have re-
peatedly and enthusiastically
eulogized the systems of life
existing in these (Communist)
nations.
InlS deeply worries us be-
cause catholicism and commu-
nism respond to two concepts
of man and of the world that
are totally opposed to each
other and can never be recon-
ciled."
Delayed in Eastern Area
Reports from Camaguey,
Santa Clara and Santiago
capitals Of Cuba's three eastern
provinces - said the pastoral
letter was not read in churches
there. Sources said it was be-
lieved the letter did not arrive
in time for yesterdays masses
but would be read during the
week or next Sunday.
These reports tended to con-
firm private statements of re-
sponsible diplomats here that
the church authorities acted
Evening star., 1960-08-08

baseball stadium: Cuba does
not consider itself tied to the
United States by any commit
ment, including warlike and
military pacts."
Russia was quick to herald
the naturalization of United
States property. Moscow Radio
called the move another VIC
tory in the Cuban peoples
fight for independence" and
said it struck a new and de-
cisive blow against the posi-
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Kefuuver's Victory
Assessed by Gore
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver's Demo-
cratic primary victory in Ten
nessee had national signifl-
canoe by demonstrating that a
moderate view on the racial
issue could and did win in a
border State" a fellow Senator
from Tennessee said yesterday.
Senator Gore, speaking on
ABC-TV college News Con-
ference. said Senator Kefauv-
er's fabulous campaigning"
and his Senate record brought
him victory last week.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
IH0USES UNFuRN. TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
:. (cONINUED) (cONINUED)
(coNTINUED)

CHEVY CHASE - Colonial brick; /;
splendid family home, in the La
irs i1ss' aad sttr.etiy: sss:sq 4oo. Sacrament ann
tiled baths, plus spacious profess
sionally finished 3rd-h. studio
(perfect for childrenl. and built
in garage; only S25.950, with good
financing. Call our uptown ONCE,
KE. 7-1S00 til g pm: after 6
pm: call Me-. S-6067, SHANNON
CLEVELAND PARK-Room for ev-
erything: nr. Wisconsin ave. shop
ping center: older home, some
decorating nee. Ljy. rm. din.
rm.. kit, pantry: End a.. 8 bed
rms. bath; study: Bird A.. 2 bed
T.rd:r rs bath h.tinS and ssT stuSS SSG ipysly
EiNosLEY REALTY CO, En-
2-2326; ewes. WI. 2-9315.
EXCEPTIONAL NV. COMMUNITY
4 blk. west OF 10th ST.. nr. D. c
~ S22.5Oo
All-brick Colonial features 3 verI
lge. bedrms., > baths on End a.
recep. hail entr., hrepl, garage
HOT WATER HEAT; quiet, shaded
street of much hiRher-pricec
homes; vacant. Ewes, HU. 3-509l
Call til 8 pm.
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU. $4,000
GhSkfp6SSN G3sa b6%S' FOR REMoDEhiSG 3sh9 Slisei
6 LARGE ROOMS. BATH, H.W.H.
ROW BRICK. JOHN N. LIPS,
COMB. FE. $4,000. Wo. 6-73l3.
LUXURIOUS DETACHED BRICK
6115 3rd STREET NV
Owner, says, Sell this week." 81
we have reduced price $4,000
rms, . baths, club room w/bar
det. garage; deep rear yard: fruit
trees.
6002 7TH PLACE NV,
$4,000 Downfall. TRUST
Low monthly payments, no 2nc
trust: be the proud owner OF thii
modern S-year- -old semidet, brick
separate iiv. rm. and din. rm.
ultra mod. kit. w/table space
1st-hoor powder room, 3 largt
bedrms. on md floor: full DR.!
bsmt.. rear patio.
CT NO DOWN PYMT.
Qualified veterans, only settlemen
cost needed to buy this Colonia
brick home; 3 bedrms., 2 rea
porcheS, full bsmt., back yard
Call early.
14th and Sheridan st. NV
Solid brick home, lst-fioor den,
bedrooms, 2 full baths on End q.
full bsnnt garage ONLY S16 N60
2-FAMILY BRICKS
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BRITISH COUPLE with 6-mo. .-old
baby wish to suo-leaSe comfortable
. or 3 bedrm. furn. apt: NV.
area, for Sept: and Oct. Up to
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BETHEsDA-space to stretch out,
even for the largest family; 5 twins
size bedrms., ga baths. den. fam.
lily nm. rec. rm., gar; upper 30s.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-e07O Til Q
BLTHESDA LANDON VILLAGE =
Brick rambler, pretty as a picture
and clean as q pin; 8 lovely rooms.
with 3 bedrms, 2 tiled baths and
today's kitchen; attractive shaded
lot; attached garage. Wonderful
buy in this fine area. Only S25.. :.
$50. Call our uptown ONCE. KE. z.
1900 till pm. (after 8 pm.
call NE. S-60SO, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO.
BETHESDA-MAPLEWOOD AREA
Older home In excel. cond. . bed
rms, sep; liy and din. rm.., gar.
Assume S12,572 mortgage at 41aeo
for appoint. to see, call 10. s.
| 2S60 SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
/ MANAGEMENT. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$22,500-FHA Approved

Charming, older home in this de-
sirable location, between the clubs,
lst-f. den and powder room.
2nd A.: attractive. level garden.
A real find in this area Call Mr..
Grigg. MA. $4,000; ewes and
week ends, AID. 4-l162. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC.
CHEVY CHASE-Today it's an i'm
mac. "-bedrm;, liv. rm.. frepl,.
din. rm,. lge. kit. scr. porch, stone
patio. g.h.-w.h. house, tomorrow 1t
may be commercial property which
it already faces With detached
garage; 100000 with additional
lot now less than $50. 900. o. F.
SMITH g. BROS. CO., INC. OIL. o
647S: ewes, EN-. 1864.
CHEVY CHASE, ROCK CREEK
FOREST bedrmS; or bedrms.
snow-white brick rancher. above.
level lot; frm price, only S24,950.
Call Lo. 5-Os44 til s latter 6,
sEANNoK2 tx G6G2i I J IucHs. MD. OFFICE
CHEVY HEY CHASE , SEA, AREA ,;,za - Fully aiF
room with bar, sink and refgr,.
den could be 4th bedrm.: very
private: screened porch, patio.
fully Handicapped garden This is
well-built home; brick. steel
floor bar ioistS. hot-water heat,
like-new interior, lots Of closets,
attic space. easy walk shop, Schls.
or pool; favorable mortgage.
CHESTER KELLER. WOODMoOR
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-ilO0, y
10 8
CONTINUED on Next Pagej
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CHEVY CHASE

ROCK CREEK KNOLLS - Brick
rambler, = bedrms. and den. extra
lge. liv. rm. w/frepl. Ice. din. rn..
big kit. = baths, . air cond., Wv.
carpet. garage. covered patio.
S25,5O0.
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SAMUEL e. BOGLEY

SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. $500 Til 9
BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE, S36.-
950-Fine brick rambler, near
Lord & TAYLOR and Somerset
School: 3 bedrooms, plus small
library: lge. recreation. rm. at level
Of beautiful garden; lovely living
rm., separate dining rm.; garage;
vacant, immediate possession. To
inspect, call JAMES E. SCHWAB.
EN-. 2-5S00 After ) PM. WO.
6-l40S or OIL. 4-1693.
BRIGGS CLANCY RID. AREA =
Brand new 4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
split-level, most unique floor plan,
up to- the minute kit, carport,
beautiful h2-acre site, Must be
seen to be appreciated. C. ROB-
ERT GRAY & co. JU. 5-fl00.
BUNGALOW; Sl1,250-3 bedrms !;
huge corner lot: > blks. to shop.
and bus; finished bsmt. beautiful
cond.: FHA. $3.50 dn., SS7 mo.
R. 4. HuMpHRIEs Ju. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLUB

Large brick Colonial home, 6 bed
rooms, 3l7 baths and children s
PFsyFqo% Fas poom LsTse sFseent KIT o ard mmsd 6TesE
occupancy. Priced in low 40s. Call
Mrs MacGuineaS, MA. $4,000;
ewes. and weekends. OIL. 4-479l.
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BRIARCLnFF

First Presentation
Heart of Washington's most dis.
tinsuished residential area: Spa.
with full bath, lge. Iiv. rm. anc
din. rm., both opening to beau.
tiful rear porch: modern kit. with
table space, 4 twin-size bedrms.
y baths on Ind floor: Ord foo
beautifully finished dorm. rm.; lge
out-of-ground rec. rm. with tire
place opening onto rear patio; ..
car garage. Priced to sell i'm
mediately. Mr.. Pardoe, OIL. 4-4792
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
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CHEVY CHAsE-KIRKsiDE-Alot lot

Of house: "ceHHE9A Colonial 6Hick: > bede ID.
rms > baths, family rm, powder
rm.; terrific rec. rm. with 2nd
powder rm. Somerset. Blessed
Sacrament Schools. Chevy Chase
shooping and bus terminal; 30s,
REAL LISTINGS CORP. OIL. 2-o30s
CHEVY CHASE - HEY FOLKS.
LOOKEE HERE -bedrm. ram
bier; lec. kit, scr. pch.. full bsmt;
landscaped lot Must sell, price
Sl4.950. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
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BULLS BETTER BUYS

ROCK CREEK PARK AREA
6-rm., 2c-ft. brick Colonial: front
porch: 3 bedrms., 2 baths up:
enclosed porches, rec. rm. or
bsmt. apt; det. garage. $3.50
down.
Evening star., 1960-08-18

BRICK SPLIT LEvEL-4 bedrms..
3 baths. lge. ultra mod. kit. CEN
trsl air cond. rec. rm., only 3
years old, $4,000.
JOSEPH 8. DEvEREUX. INC.
REALTORS 10 b-4QSa
Evening star., 1960-08-18

CHEVY CHASE (bet. the
clubs)-Big brick Colonial,
built 194S; pwdr. rm., good
kit, 3 bedrms., . baths, 3rd
bath in bsmt.; pch, garage;
S2S,000.
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Mr.. SUBURBAN HOSP. -
$1,000 dn. buys mod. Colo
nial; entr. hall, full din.
rm.. dishwasher, etc, and
eating space; big family
rm.. powder rm.; upstairs,
3 bedrms. and sun deck.
Garage. Lot 70x150. Price,
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BETHESDA

SI5,950-A nice clean rambler with
3 bedrms. and full bsmt.: situated
on a level lot. Quick occupancy.
FILA financing.
to NH and Naval
Medical; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
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56O5 14th St.-Mod. det.: nice
cond. 3 rms. first floor, 3 bedrm.,
2 baths; shaded yd.; Gear gar.
Price reduced, 500 cash, approx
500 closing chgs., Sis mo. to
qualified buyer. See by appt
STROUP. RA. R-S7OO.
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List Your Home. With
KORZENDORFER

1874 Wisconsin Ave.
aEALTOR OIL. 4-s111
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ASSUME ii.% GI TRUST; abso.
lutely immaculate large rambler
home near schools and swimming
pool. 3 large bedrooms, Ia bath:
With lots Of cabinet space; fui
basement tiled opening onto larst
ground level porch. ONLY Sla,.
500 a; J; KEssINGER & CO.
Evening star., 1960-08-18

POTOMAC AVE. first presentation
High on banks Of the river.
Older home. basically sound, need
ing only redecorating: 4 or 3 bed
rms. ga baths, full garage. Must
see TO appreciate: Low, LOW 20s.
7-l4ll; ewes, WO. 6-7S67,
Evening star., 1960-08-18

TENTION DOCTORS, DENTISTS
Two ideal professional locations
on Conn. ave, will finish to spec
New split-lev homes with many
extras, Priced low 30s. REAL ES,
TATE CONSULTANTS, VIII. Q
NnnS or LII h.211n