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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
By DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

DIAGNOSIS: Part of the troll
Die may be carelessnesS.
TREATMENT: A question | am
asked as frequently as any
is: How do you put back
spin. or bite, on your iron
ShotS?"
Well, backspin results nat
urally from hitting the ball a
crisp downward blow and con-
tacting it on its underside-
that is, below center. The
grooves Of the club face grip
the ball and give it the desired
underspin, or backspin. If
there we're no grooves on the
face of the club it would be
all but impossible to hit a golf
ball far and accurately.
One thing / notice about a
lot of high-handicap golfers is
that they let the grooves Of
their club faces get clogged
with grass and dirt. When this
happens, the clubs lose much
of their potential effectiveness
particularly when it comes
to putting backspin on the
ball.
Keep the grooves of your
club faces cleaned out. A tee
is a handy tool for this simple
but important-job.
PUT YOUR LEFT ARM TO
GOOD GOLF USE-You need
power for all your shots, and
that's where your left arm
comes in handy To learn just
how, send for the valuable.
pocket-sized pamphlet, Left
Arm Control" A copy's on
its way to YOU for 10 cents
and a stamped, return envelope
sent to Cary Middlecoff. care
of The Star.
Tuesday-"T never hole a de-
cent putt"
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Cubs Sign Hogan,
Cut Rice Loose

CHICAGO, May % (AP).-
Veteran Catcher Jim Hogan, a
free agent. was signed by the
Cubs today and Del Rice, an
other long-term receiver, was
taken of the active list.
The Cubs said Rice could
have his outright release or be
optioned to Houston Of the
American Association. Rice said
he would take his release.
Hogan. 80, played with Phila-
delphia and San Francisco last
year. He has been working for
a Cleveland trucking firm this
year.
The Cubs also sent Infielder-
Outf1elder Art Schult to Hous-
ton on option and brought up
Outfielder Lou johnson and
Catcher Moe Thacker from the
Texas club.
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INDIANAPOLIS
LINEUP

INDIANAPOLIS, May %
CAP) Here is the lineup for
the 5oO-mile Memorial Day
auto race:
Fkst Row
Eddie Sa-hS, Center Valley, Pa,
Dean Van L.les Special, LAG. 5p2.
Jim Rathmap.l. Miami Ken-Paul
Special, 1887.
Rodser Ward, Indianapolis, Leader
500 Roadster, 145.560.
Second Row
Dick Rathmann.. Roselle, Ill, Rob-
bins Special o. l45; SAB.
Len Sutton, Portland, ores, S-R
Racing Enterprises Special. l45 .443,
Troy Ruttman, Dearborn, Mich -
link Special, 145.366
Third Row
Eddie johnson. cuyahoga Fails,
Ohio, Robbins Special %. $4,000
Chuck Stevenson. Garden Grove,
Calf, Leader 500 Roadster, 144,665
Fourth Row
Jimmy Bryan, Phoenix, Metal-Cal
Don Freeisnd. Indianapolis. Ross
and Bsbeock Special, l44.352.
Lloyd RubgyS Houston, ASsjsnian
Johnny Boyd, Fresno, Calf, Bowes
Bob Christie, Grants Pass. Ores,
Federal Engineering Special, 143.63s,
Wayne Weller, Phoenix, Ansted
Rotary Special, 1852.
sixth Row
A. ]. Foyt, jr., Houston. Bowes Seal
Fast Special, l43,466.
Johnny Thomson, Boyertown;, Pa"
Tony Bettenhausen, FINLEY Park Ill.
Hopkins Special, 1894.
Seventh Row
CLARK Shorty Templeton. seattle.
Federal Engineerins Special, 1885.
Gene Force, Richmond. Ind. Nc
Key Special l43,412.
Bobby grim. indianapolis Forbes
Eighth Row
Red Amick; Muncie, Ind, King
Jim Hurtubise, Lennox. Calf. Trav.
elon Special l49,046.
Gene Hartley, Indianapolis, sumsr
Ninth Row
Bob Veith, Oakland. Calf. Schmidt
Special, l43363.
Paul Goldsmith, st. Clair Shores,
Mich Demler Special. 1873
Duane Carter. Indianapolis. Thomp-
son Industries Special. 142.631.
Tenth Row
Bud Tinslestad, Dayton. Robbins
Special. 142.354.
Eddie Russo. Indianapolis, Go-Kart
Special, I42 203.
Al Herman, Allentown, Pa, Hunt
Masneto Special. l42.s3S.
Eleventh Row
Bill Homeier. 2acoima, Calf. Ridge
wood Special. 14l 23S.
Jim McWhitney Anderson. Ind.
Hoover Special. l4037s.
Dempsey Wilson, Hawthorne, Calf,
Bryant Special, 1929.
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Richmond Youth
Wins DecuthIon;
Tom Gage Second

Jake Adams of Highland
Springs High School, Richmond
an end on the scholastic ALI
football team, yester-
day won the Wakefield High
School invitational decathlon
with 1913 points.
Tom Gage of Fairfax was Sec
ond with 7,160 and Joe johnson
of Wakefield third with Till,
Others in the first 10 were
Bob Tetu, Hammond, 6,642;
Tony Mayer, Wakefield, $500;
Barry Britt, Highland Springs,
$3.50; Tom Kenny, George
Washington, 1854; Allen Nc
Donald, Falls Church, SAB;
Pat Pomphrey, O'Connell, 5,246,
and Russell Peterson, Washing
ton-Lee, ALL.
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48 Women
In Title Golf
This Week

Mary Ann Downey, three
time champion from Baltimore
Country Club, heads a field of
4S listed to play in the Middle
Atlantic women's golf cham
pionship Wednesday through
Friday at Washington Golf and
Country Club.
Miss Downey won the title in
l949-57-58. The tournament
was not held last year.
This will be a 54-hole medal
play tournament, with one
round each day. There will be
prizes in four handicap divi-
sionS for the higher handi-
capped players.
The field includes Mrs. Frank
Cush, Maryland State cham
pion. and Georgia Mae Nc
Keever, District champion. both
from Argyle; Mrs. Donald
O'Brien Of Richmond, Jane
Schiller, Maryland State med
aliSt from Salisbury and Mrs.
Claude Richards. prominent
Baltimore player.
Pairings for Wednesdays
first round announced by Mrs.
D. r. Monsees, tournament
chairman:
s;sO~Mr., D. R. Monsess and Mrs,
William R. Harris.
, s;3S5-Mrs. H. 3. Brinkman and Mrs
s;4SGMrs, J. NJ. NorminEtOn and
s4s-Mrs. +. Mirth and Mrs. W.
s;54-Mrs. Henry Riley and Mrs,
=. 9, oO@Mrs. F. D. Peters and Mrs.
e;0sGMTs, q. W. Calvert and Mrs.
= 9:12mMTs; J. R. osssIey and Mrs.
R. b Wilkinson. s.
s:a4IMTs. E c. Ferriday. jr. and
Mrs. r. VauX Cram.
'3O--GeorRia Mae Mekeever and
Mrs. Helen Konopa.
a:S6-MrS Claude Richards and
Mrs. Frank Cush
- a:42-Jane Schiller and Barbara
a:4s-Mrs. Charles ERenroad and
Mrs. c. p. Phoebus.
a;s4-Nina Champion and Mrs. Paul
IO:0O-Msry Ann Dovney and Mrs.
Donald O'Brien.
l0:0e-Mrs, James swink and Mrs
z. w King.
10:12-Mrs. N. I. Looney and Mrs.
J Nettles.
10:1s-Mrs. Roy smalley and Jane
Bostrom.
l0:24-Mrs. 2. c. Love and Mrs
Bruce Bollerman.
l0:3O-Mrs. Lester Barnicle and
Mrs. Joseph P. Smyth.
10:36--Mrs. Lloyd Dennis and Mrs
F. j. Grifith.
10:42-Mrs. John Connolly and Mrs.
Wilson Z. Howard
10:4s-Mrs. william Pye and Mrs
Romantic Delaney.
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Fiery Crash Kills
Stock Car Driver

WEST HAVEN, Conn, May
% (AP).-Nicholas Ferraro,
81, of New Haven, died today
in the flaming wreckage Of his
stock car.
Police said Ferraro was
making a practice run on the
West Haven oval when the car
slammed into a wall, rolled
over and burst into flames.
Ferraro was married and had
four children.
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100000 MAY SEE RACE
New Record Likely
In 800 Tomorrow

automotive accessories COM
panies. 1t will not be an
nounced until the victory din
ner Tuesday night.
First place last year was
worth a record $106,850 to
Ward and his car owner, Rob-
ert c. Wilke of Milwaukee. who
also owns Wards new car in
this year race.
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INDIANAPOLIS M ay Zt
CAP The 500-mile Memoria,
Day automobile race, where pay
ranges from $4,000 an hour
to nothing and a broken neck
will draw record-cracking
field and possibly a crowd OF
100000 Monday. The grind
starts at noon washington
time).
Barring a disastrous series
Of wrecks, the race record. set
last year at 435.857 miles an
hour by Rodger Ward Of Indi-
annapolis, is expected to fall.
Ward, Jim Rathmann of
Miami - three-time runnerup.
and hard driving Eddie Sachs
Of Center Valley. Pa, will be
the front-row starters as a re-
ward for the best speeds on the
qualifying day. May Il. Sachs
won the pole position.
Field Averages IA
The field of 80 cars headed by
rookie Jim Hurtubise, set a rec
ord average of l44.070 miles an
hour in the 10-mile trials.
The qualifying record was
broken three times-by Rath-
mann, 146.371; Sachs. 1852,
and finally by Hurtubise of
Lennox, Calf, at an awesom
149.056.
Johnny Thomson Of Boyer
town, Pa, who led the first four
laps last year, was this years
third-fastest qualifier at 146.-
443. but he ran after Sachs and
Rathmann.
Other hot qualif1ers included
Jim Rathmann's brother Dick,
Roselle, Ill: Tony Bettenhaus-
en-; FINLEY Park. Ill, veteran Of
10. Memorial Day starts, and
Troy Ruttm an. Dearborn,
Mich, the 1852 winner.
Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix
three-time national champion,
Is the third former winner in
the field. His car failed in the
first three laps last year after
he. had won in 1858. He is hack
with a new undersized, ultra
light car created by George
Saith of Whittier, Calf, who
built the car that won for
Bryan and for Sam Hanks the
previous year.
Engines Identical
Every car in the race is
powered by a four-cylinder,
non-supercharged Offenhauser
engine. a powerful and uncom-
plieated power plant that has
won every 800" since 1916.
Fans have been lining up for
weeks to grab choice parking
spots Monday morning, while
Indianapolis has been adding
more and more frills to the
tradition packed contest. The
auxiliary program this year has
included the $4,000 800 Festi-
val" golf tournament, the
Archie Moore Will Besmanoff
fight, elaborate parades and
hundreds of social affairs.
Attendance never is an
nounced by the speedway. The
stands and bleachers seat 1885,
900. Many fans erect their own
infield stands on trucks and
auto tops.
The 2l2-mile track has taken
so lives since 1909, but three
week ends of practice and
qualifications have been run
off this year without a serious
injury. Two drivers were killed
in practice last year, but the
race was run without a fatality
The purse may reach $350,000
for the first time, due to large
contributions by fuel, oil and
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Pirates Farm Gross

PITT BQRGH, May %
CAP).-The Pirates today sent
Pitcher Don Gross to their
Salt Lake City farm team To
make room on the roster for
Pitcher Vinegar Bend MizelI,
acquired yesterday in a trade
with st. Louis.
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Barber Leads
500 Despite
Casper's6

INDIANAPOLIS, May %
(AP). - Redhot Jerry Barber
continued as the paceSetter for
the third consecutive round in
the $4,000 Invitational 500
Festival Open Golf tournament
with a 81 today for a 54-hole
total of 1879. Billy Casper, the
National Open champion, fired
a course-record 81 but was still
seven strokes back.
Tied for second at 202 were
Doug Ford and Doug Sanders
after rounds Of SO and SO, re-
spectively.
BARRIERS total at the three
quarter mark in the quest for
a $4,000 first prize was IA
under par on the buffeted
Speedway golf course.
Lowest Of Season
It was the lowest Pea score
for 81 holes this season: the
previous low was 201, shared
by Barber and Johnny Pott.
Casper. who shot 70 yester-
day, has 206.
Casper's 1890 round broke
the course record of SO set by
Barber in Thursdays opening
round on the par 35-36-71
Speedway layout.
One of the victims as the
field was trimmed to so for to-
fnorrow's final round was Ar
mold Palmer, the years leading
money winner, who had a 70
for 214.
Tied at 204 are Jerry Pittman
and Chick Harbert while Gene
Littler and Jack Burke are
notched at 205.
Barber held a one-stroke lead
over Sanders at the 36-hole
mark, but Sanders blew a
chance to move in front, when
after nudging a stroke ahead
Of Barber on the 40th hole-hs
wobbled to three bogeys.
Hits Into Crowd
Barber had four brides to-
day. The last one came on the
18th hole after he had hit his
second shot into the crowd 100
feet from the pin. He pitched
to within three feet Of the pin
and sank the putt.
Barber perhaps turned in
his pressure shot OF the tour
nament on the par-3 fifth hole.
Trailing Sanders by a stroke
Jerry rammed home a 40-foot
putt for a birdie two. He
dropped birdie puts of six feet
and four feet on the seventh
and 18th holes and otherwise
played par golf.
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Carr Routs
Cochran in
British Final

FUN THRUSH, northern Ire
land. May 20 (AP) Joe Carr,
a calm, long-driving Dublin
haberdasher, broke the heart
of 47-year-old Bob Cochran of
st. Louis with par-shattering
golf today and won the British
Amateur championship for the
third time in eight years.
The lean, lanky Irishman
clobbered his American rival
g and 7, in the 36-hole final
with one of the finest exhibit
tons of amateur golf seen in
this ancient championship in
many years.
His winning margin over the
tight, 6,842-yard Royal Port
rush course was the biggest
since Americas Lawson Little
crushed Scotland's Jimmy Wal
lace, IA and Is, at Prestwick
in 1894.
Carr, SO years old and a
Walker Cup player since 1916,
became. the first player to win
the British Amateur more than
twice since Harold Hilton OF
England marked up his fourth
victory in 1918. John Ball, who
won eight times between 1888
and 1912, is the only other play
er to win three times or more.
Succeeds Beman
The Dublin golfer succeeds
an American to the title. Deane
Beman of Silver Spring, Md,
the 1859 champion, did not de-
fend because of the pressure of
his studies at the University Of
Maryland.
Carr had a morning round
of So, four under par, and went
to lunch 6 up. BY the 25th hole
he was 10 up with IL to play.
Cochran, who claims to be
nothing more than a weekend
golfer nowadays, made a last
gasp effort and prolonged the
match until the 29th. He ram
med in a putt Of "a feet at
the 9th to win with a birdie,
and he holed a 15-footer to
take the 18th.
On the short 29th. the Amer
lean was at the bottom of the
green, some so feet from the
pin, while Cars tee shot was
80 feet away.
IF l hole this one, Joe, will
you putt?" Cochran asked,
Then he rolled it up 2l2 feet
from the cup. Carr knocked
the ball away and conceded
the putt. Cochran then con-
ceded a three-footer for a half
that ended the match after
Carr Jagged up within easy
distance. The crowd of 5000
cheered wildly.
Par Golf No Help
"It's just like hitting your
head against a stone wall, try
ing to beat joe" the st. Louis
paper salesman said.
Il played par golf for eight
of the nine holes on the home
ward half this morning but
didn't win a hole. I found my
self having to sink puts of 20
and 80 feet to get one hole
back"
Carr previously had won the
British Amateur in 1853 and
1858. But he described today's
victory as the best of them
all, because I won it in my own
country"
Cochran won only three Of
the 20 holes played-the third,
9th and 28th. Carr was 4 up
after nine holes, 6 up after 10
and 8 up at the 23d. He played
the II holes of the afternoon
round in one-over-par figures.
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Pro Harry Griesmer of Be-
thesda likes John Cavin's
chances against Danny Boone
in the Metropolitan Schoolboy
finals at Columbia Country
Club today despite Boone's edge
in age, experience, and that he
will be playing over his home
course. The match starts at 8
O'Clock.
Gavin, who is 6-foot-3 and Is
years old, grew too fast, &C
cording to Griesmer, and it af-
fected his play in junior events
the last two years. Now he's
settling down and is going to
be a good one" Griesmer re-
ports.
Dave Mastbrook, assistant
pro and caddy master at Chevy
Chase for the past Is years,
leaves tomorrow to join George
Diffenbaugh's staff at Ken
wood. In other pro changes,
Charles Herring will succeed
Cliff Spencer as pro at Laurel
Pines, and Bob Miller, assistant
/ pro at Woodholme in Balti-
more, will succeed Herring at
the Talbot Country Club in
Easton, Md.
The new assistant pro at In
dian Spring is George Morrison,
former New England and
Northeastern New York PGA
champion, and a former sec
tional PEA vice president. The
37-year-old Morrison also
taught at Pinehurst, N. c. He
succeeds Bobby Bowers, the
new pro at Springfield.
IS
The longest in-the-money
streak in pro golf is 80 straight
by Doug Sanders. the 26-year-
old Georgian who takes the club
back such a short distance they
say he can take his backswing
in a telephone booth. Sanders
hasn't missed the money since
the Kentucky Derby Open of
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker Hill of
Manor Country Club will cb-
serve their SD wedding ami
versary today by teaming up in
the mixed scotch foursome
tournament at the club 4.
Columbia meets Manor and
Washington Golf and Country
Club opposes Bethesda in semi
finals of the District senior
team championship today.
Jerry Barber. the bespec-
tacled, 44-year-old pro who
weighs only 1873 pounds, IS one
Of the most amazing golfers in
the world today. High on the
list of money winners, Barber
explains recent success by say
ing he didn't go on the PEA
tour until he was 80 years old,
and it takes seven, or eight
years to build up a solid same.
Jack ISaacs, the Langley
ALB pro, was invited to last
Thursdays pro-member tour
nament at Woodmont, accepted
the invitation, and flew up from
his club. But if you didn't see
Isaacs' name among the pro
scores it was because he came
here on Wednesday, a day too
early.
Joe Vance, a vice president
Of the Middle Atlantic Golf AS
ISOLATION, collapsed and died of
a heart attack at his Farming
ton Country Club in Charlottes-
vile. Va, last week. Mr.. Vance
was a nonresident member of
Kenwood.
+
The Middle Atlantic PEA
championship, still without a
date and a hacker, may go to
Charley BasSler's Turf Valley
Club at Ellicott City. &.
Chandler Harper, the 1850 PEA
champion from Portsmouth,
Va. is entered in the British
Open. Harper will be en- route
to Europe for some Armed
Forces clinics.
Both amateur and profess
Sional photographers are eligi-
BILE for Golf Digest'S BEST
Golf Photo of the Year" con-
test. There will be $500 in
prizes. Photos should be sub
mitted to the magazine in
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CORAL HILLS AREA, MD, owe

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bedroom masonry home with tiled
floor in basement; GARAGE. walk
to st James, Available nov SIo5
Call JE 2-262O TO see our fine
selection of rentals JOSEPH "
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors. III
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Q ACRES
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE THE AVERAGE"
New brk., 3 bedrms.. sep. ONCE
entr.. lee, bSmt, porChes. Open
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mi south D. c.; Indian Head
hWy IslI to oG bsdr L1yinss'on sc Ta
Sacrifice, $1,000; IS cash. IS mi.
south d. c., off 22S highway
Low taxes. Almost new.
DR.. VIE-ALDERHoLDT REALTY
CHI. $3.50 Ewes. CHI. s-s305
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CHEVY CHASE HAWTHORNE :

CLEVELAND PHRk
New. Exclusive 2-fioor living: 4
bedrms, den. liv. rm. firepl. din
nm. mod kit, 3 baths: fenced
garden. garage. mr. schools, tranSp
In POS. MRS. TTRANA, EN-. 3.
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Assume 4hes mortgage on this
4-bedrm., 2h-bath home with liv.
spac.. designed for a lge. family,
in residential community, close to
public and psrochial school. shop.
and transp.
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KALoRAMA TRIANGLE

Newest restoration area. Perfect
3-bedrm., 2-i1replace house, to
redo to your own taste fol-
gracious toWnhouse living; $40 $50
Needs renovating-not rebuild.
ms Call MISS MEYERS, RE. z
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RT,GDENsRIJpc

Honeymoon special = Close to al
cows 2-beorm. brio bungaiov
with dream kitchen, level fenced
lot: only $500 dn. and SS7 tota
mo, payments: quick possession.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ASK YoT'- NEIGHBOR about us.
We've either rented to or for them.
Expert prop. management and
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REFINED FAMILY needs 3 bedrm.
house in Brightwood, west of Ga.
ave, mod rental, RA 6-4426,
ROCKVILLE OR WHEATON AREA
bedroom home: about SS0-SS5
per mo-; by April 20. HA. 2-1l49.
COLORED-FURN. OR UNFURN.
house, D. c. location, > or 3 bed
rms. Gail Ii. 3-23T4
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WHEATON PLAZA AREA, S1l 500
Nice 3-bedrm. home within
walking distance Of new Wheaton
shopping center. Table-space kit
screened porch. patio and nice
shaded yard. Buy FLA with small
On. paymt. or assume AZ loan
OF 5000. CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP. JU
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CHEVY CHASE
Carefully Chosen!

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DON'T

See this home unless you want tc
save lot with a little painting
It's a 3-bedroom split; separate
dining room, large modern kitchen
with table space. hot-wateT heat
central air conditioning and Other
big features in prestige area
Walk to Conn. ave. ana scenic
kensington parkway. Assume verS
large 41a% mortgage. Full prict
So1 .lhO
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cOLEsvILLE, STORY BOOK SET
TING'-4-bedrm. rambler, on a.
acre site. covered with fruit trees
and Towering shrubs; only Sl7,-
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CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET

vacant-Here is an extremely rare
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large de luxe kitchen. rear
screened porch, full basement, %
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It'll 8. EDW. H. JONES a. CO.,
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CHEVY CHASE. NORTH, 90ll
Kensington pkwy brick
Colonial home less than 10 yrs.
old on lge, corner lot. High
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wfhren!.. din rm and powder rm
on LIST A.; rec. rm. and powder
Tn' iul bsmt side porch
screened, with awnings; garage.
Property located in area OF S30.-
600 81 q, 600 homes and few blks.
to schools FLA trust Of SCI 900.
payable S13l 90 per mo-: cash
q @9uui.ed, sj,S5u Price. S.i.eiu.
Call r. L. Taylor. OIL. 1890
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, 1122 L ST. NV. MA. $4,000.