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Evening star., 1960-07-12

UP the boat in the finder and
follow it in a sweeping motion.
When the boat seems to stand
still, click the shutter. The
background will be blurred but
the boat will stand out sharp
ly.
Be certain, however, to con-
tinue the sweeping motion even
after the shutter has been re-
leased just as a golfer has his
follow-through. Too often the
stop is made too quickly and
the panning is wasted.
Try to keep the horizon line
level when shooting which isn't
always easy If you are in a
bouncing boat. To achieve
some degree of steadiness, wait
until the boat gets to the top
Of q bounce.
Try also to get as high as
possible and shoot down on
the boat. It will show more Of
the boat and the people in it.
Shooting from water level will
only outline heads above the
gunwale.
How to Take Movies
Movie technique is some
what different. Contrary to
good still photo procedure,
don't pan with the subject.
Hold the camera steady and let
the moving boat run through
the frame.
A solid footing is important
and a slight crouch helps il
you are in a moving boat. As
it goes up and down, you can
straighten to Offset the drop.
Increase the frames-per-sec-
ond counter to 80 instead of 16
or "a. This gives a slight slow
motion effect and helps to elm
mate the zip of boats across
the living-room screen.
Pick an angle so that the
subject approaches from the
rear, comes alongside. ther
passes. In this way you car
keep the boat in the frame
without panning.
Finally, be sure to carry
plenty of film and flash bulbs
And plan your picture-taking
Remember that pictures are q
permanent record of your out.
door fun, so on a trip shoot
everything from the loading
at home to the return.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Novy-Air Force Game
Near SeIIout Already

Applications can be picked
up at the Emerson. Lord Balti-
more and Belvedere Hotels in
Baltimore, but these, too. are
limited.
The Air Force and Naval
Academies have received allot-
ments of $1,000 tickets each.
The stadium seats 57,773 for
football.
September 6 is the deadline
for returning applications. Any
tickets left over will go on a
general sale.
I'VE want to give the public
an opportunity to buy tickets"
Capt. Coward said. But it is
tough. For last years Army
game we had to turn back $25,-
900 worth of ticket requests"
Bob James, assistant athletic
director for the Air Force, said
at least 500 cadets will make
the trip.
Thus, the marching on the
field of the two corps of cadets
will be conducted, a traditional
part Of the Army-Navy game
pageantry.
Falcons Coming
In addition the Airmen will
bring their trained falcons,
which will dive-bomb at a tar
get on the field, fly and stop.
all on signal. In charge will
be the professional trainer and
the Cadet "Falconeers."
One listening to James de-
scribe the birds mentioned the
pigeons that inhabit the sta
dium area.
Nothing to worry about, ="
James answered. These birds
have been trained since they
were very young. They won't
go after live game"
II wasn't worried about the
pigeons" the man said. Il was
thinking about the pigeons 60
ing after the falcons. You
ought to see the size of the
pigeons we have around here. :"
"You want to see something
get out in a hurry?" James
replied. You watch those
pigeons when the falcons ar
rive"
Apparently the pigeons are
going to be the only living
things wanting to get out OF
Memorial Stadium before the
kickoff.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
TENNIS TALK
BY cASPAR NANNES

Youth came strongly to the
fore in the Middle Atlantic
tennis championships complet-
ed Sunday on the Edgemoor
Club courts.
In the mems singles final
two stars barely of voting age
occupied the brackets. Don
Ralph, a member of the home
club entering his senior year
at Notre Dame, is 81, and Dick
Hoehn, a Marine at Quantico
and recent Dartmouth gradu-
ate, is %.
Ralph and his Notre Dame
teammate, Bill Heinbecker, 20
won the doubles. Fred McNail
was the only veteran on the
court since Tom Freiberg, his
partner, is in his early 20s.
The distaff side also empha.
sized youth. Carol SouthmayC
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School, who will reach her 17tt
birthday soon, opposed Mrs
Olga Mahaney in the fina
round. She teamed with club.
mate Patricia Hubbard, 81, o.
Congressional Country Club il
the final round of the women'l
doubles. The two youngster.
were beaten by Mrs. Mahane!
and Charlotte Decker, but the!
showed great promise.
Numerous other young play
erS indicated they will have tt
be reckoned with In future 10
cal tournaments. Hugh Lyncl
III, Walter Kit. Peyton How
ard, Tony Thompson and Ron
ME Goldman have games tina
should take them far in Middl
Atlantic events. Cynthia Goeltz
Piyachart HuSsey. Nancy Mar
tin and Betty Shaw should b,
major figures within a fev
years.
= 4
The new women's champion
Mrs. Mahaney, is one Of tn,
most attractive players to ap
pear recently on the local ten
cis scene.
The blond English-borl
star has good strokes ant
covers court with unusua
speed. She is strictly bushes
while playing, permitting no
thing to interfere with he
concentration. Perhaps Mrs
Mahaney's outstanding char
acteriStic is the stonewall quail
ity Of her game. She refuse
to give in on a single point
Evening star., 1960-07-12
LoSordu THROUGH

MONTREAL, July IL (AP)
Pitcher Tommy LaSorda, an
ex-Dodger and a veteran of
nine years with the Montreal
Royals, was given his outright
release yesterday. He will be-
come a scout in the Pennsyl-
vania area for the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Little Hope for Public

According to Milton Vanden-
berg, chairman Of the board
for the civic-minded and sports
conscious club, the Touchdown
Club will be asked to act as
dispenser of tickets in this area.
But the Touchdowners figure
to get only about 500 tickets.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
REMOVING REsERVO VOIR'S SURPLUS FISH

The Washington Suburban Sanitary operating
traps in Tdelphia cappe fish
mulpeS rapidly becomes detrimental species
Here some being transferred to tank by James ROane E
watershed paOman Vincent Johnson
by charitable institutions food
Evening star., 1960-07-12
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Writer

The first Mayfair Force
football game still is three
months away, but already the
contest has taken on a char
acteristic normally associated
with the tradition bound Army
Navy game.
Talk Of a Sellout is in the air.
And few of the John @. Fans
in the area can figure on at
tending the spectacle set for
October is in Baltimore's Me-
mortal Stadium.
This is the same stadium in
which Navy has had trouble
drawing enough fans to meet
expenses for such top rivals as
Maryland. Duke and, a while
back, Pitt. 1t was only after
much urging that Navy Off
cials agreed to play the game
IN Baltimore, what with such
more lucrative sites as Phila-
delphia, annual scene of the
Army game, and New York
ready and waiting.
Anticipates SelIout
This will not be the start O,
an annual battle. The sched.
ules, for at least the next II
years. will have the Air Force
playing Army and Navy il
alternate years. On a home.
and-home basis, then, tn,
Falcons and MiddieS will NEE
IN the East once every foul
years.
The Quarterback Club Of
baltimore and Navy and All
Force officials got together yes.
terday in Baltimore and out.
lined for the press the ticket
situation.
I'VE have no question in oul
minds" said Capt. Asbury
Red) Coward, Navy athleti,
director, "but that this one will
be sold out. We turned ovel
$4,000 applications to tn,
Quarterback Club and 5000
were taken up right off thu
bat"
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Manassas Track Books
Chutist Second Time

ParachutiSt Dick Hickman,
who failed to appear for a
night show at Old Dominion
Speedway 10 days ago, has
been signed for another sched-
uled leap Saturday night before
the 25-lap feature race at the
Manassas track.
The racing program will be
five events for modified stock
cars, in which Jimmy Mairs of
Takoma Park has won six of
eight features this season.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
HIKING CLUBS

Potomac Hostlers-Trip to Whip
oSSrw osew aI4 aH4llSW .tSs1t ssnd9y Leays AyH
Leader: Dottie Fox
Center Hiking CIub-Trip to Bay
Ridge. Meet at Jewish Community
tions with Ida Findeistein, Randolph
6-0321.
Capitol Hiking Club-Trip to Breezy
Point Beach, Md. Meet 8 am Sunday
Fales. Federal 7-740O.
Evening star., 1960-07-12

thus impaled. those pictures
are just too common.
Best we have seen lately were
shots of black marlin caught
by an Arlington friend and his
buddies south Of Panama. The
fish had just been hauled over
the transom by sweating hands,
with leader wires and hooks in
place and there they lay, glist-
ening and natural-looking. Very
good work.
Sooner or later in your out
door travels you will come upon
wild birds or game in their
natural habitat.
First of. have your camera
handy. A IS nm. can be slipped
into q pocket. We use q reflex
because we like the precise
focusing. but it's not easy to
carry. Hung from the neck istt
soon becomes a burden, from
the shoulder a target for every
bramble.
Silhouette Targets
II you are in deep shade open
your lens q couple Of stops or
more, F3.5 at 25Oth Of a second
with fast film If often not too
much. If you can, silhouette
your target against a back
ground of sky but don't shoot
into the sun. If you have time,
q flash bulb may eliminate
many Objectionable shadows.
Good pictures on the water
call for special techniques. The
tendency is to over-exposure
because water reflects so much
light. An opening as much as
two stops smaller can be used
whether shooting in color or
black and white.
Keeping the sun "over your
shoulder" generally is the best
way to control exposure since
most bad boating pictures re-
suit from severe cross lighting
which illuminateS only one side
of the boat.
Back Lighting Dramatic
Nevertheless, for your own
enjoyment, back lighting often
will produce dramatic silhou-
cites. Don't place the boat di-
rectly in the rays but let it
slip to the right or left to allow
a clearly defined outline while
not losing the highlight. The
boat will stand out clearly but
there will be no detail.
A yellow filter will darken
the sky, add contrast to sails
and clouds and protect your
lens from spray.
This matter of camera pro-
lection is important on the
water. In a small boat there's
the danger of dropping it over
board. If it hasn't a strap a
piece Of string will serve as a
leash"
Any moisture may damage
your camera but salt spray is
the worst. We have a movie
camera that needs a complete
overhaul for that reason. Ex-
posed to spray we forgot to
clean or oil it and at a most
crucial time, a graduation, it
quit turning.
If the camera is exposed to
salt water, wipe it carefully
with a damp rag, dry and then
cover with a light film Of oil.
When you are photographing
a moving boat, use a fast shut
ter speed, 1/250th of a second
at least, and pan slightly as
lit passes. The trick is to pick
Evening star., 1960-07-12
TIPS TO AMATEURS
Good Photos Record
Your Outdoor Fun
BY CHARLES COvELL

OF the many pictures that cross an outdoor edi-
tors desk every day good percentage are from
readers
Perhaps they've made prize catch of fish, bagged
a big deer, have new boat they're cherishing Ma
Evening star., 1960-07-12

and when they don't feelings
are hurt.
Honestly, we'd like to pub
liSh them all but there are
drawbacks, the first being the
problem Of space of which
there never is enough. Most
important, though, is the quail
ity of the pictures.
It's actually painful to see
a big bass or trout dangling
from q string in the hands ol
its captor standing in his back
yard with a maze Of houses in
the background.
Use Natural Background
Pose that angler against a
natural background of lake or
stream with a rod and/or net
in his hands just removing the
prize fish from the water and
you've got q picture.
Same goes for a boat. Pose
the boat against a background
Of piers, masts and people and
it is lost. Snap it alone zip
ping close up against sky and
water and it's a handsome
thing.
A picture of a member of
your family water skiing
against a background of the
wake of a boat or horizon is
more dramatic than against a
busy pier or row Of gasoline
pumps.
That doesn't mean we have
anything against landscapes or
seaScapeS for personal enjoy
ment or for publication, either,
if the subject of the picture is
not lost and if the picture it
self tells a story.
Once we had a picture of a
vast school of porpoise rolling
up Chesapeake Bay. They ex-
tended to the horizon and only
thing to do was to take in as
many as possible. But that's a
rarity.
Tries to Get Too Much
A well known boating Or
ganization often submits pic
lures taken by a very good
photographer. Trouble is, he
tries to get too much in the
picture. a long string of boats,
a line Of people.
In evaluating it, the editor
starts figuring in column
widths and plea depths which
translated into inches means
he has taken a column and a
half Of the precious four he has
been allotted. Suddenly the
picture loses value.
Far better to take a couple
of the boats or a few of the
people who would be repre-
sentative of the whole group.
Try to pose them doing some
thing, their heads together over
a chart of the cruise they are
to take or the navigator's con-
test they are planning.
There are certain pictures,
too, that have a Sameness that
spoilS them. Every big fishing
center up and down the East
Coast sends in pictures of
fishermen or fisher W o m e n
posed beside their catches i'm
paled on spikes or hooks
mounted on a board or hang
ing from a "gallows."
Prominently at the top, of
course, is the fishing center's
name and phone number in big
letters.
Apart from the fact that our
eSthetic senSibilitieS are offend
ed by the sight of game fish
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HOUSES For sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING. most z.trac.
home, huge dormer rm. plus .
bedrms. and lovely SCI. porch,
bSmt. with partial rec, nm; Sl5,-
300 ana 'oK'D 4 TRADE" KEN
DRUSkIN & CO., 10. 5-3366.
sPRING-By OWNER. In
meculate 3-bedroom Cape Cod
Sl1,S5O. Liy. rm.. sep. din. nm.
table-spsee kit, > bedrmS., bath.
LIST A.; Ord lge. bedrm up: full
osmt... ground-level exit; tree
shaded, neatly fenced lot on quiet
court. Close to public schools
END transportstion. JU. a-63GS.
SILVER SPRING = DASHBOARD
HQF-WATER HEAT; almost new
hrk. rambler, 3 bedrmS.. family
nm, lge. kit, rear fencing. PRICED
S23.5O0.
HUGH T, PECK. Wheaton. 10. 5000
SIT. SPG.-3-bedrm. ramblers from
$4,000: 5000 dn. We take trades.
ALLEN REALTORS. RIA. 6-3333.
SPRING, THE PEOPLES
CHOICE-This lge. rambler with
sep. din. rm., . baths. liv. rm,
.firepl;: fun bsmt, rec. nm;
HUGH T. PECK, wheaton. 10. $3.50
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Glib, 2 til o.
RAMBLER FOR CHILDREN within
walking distance of public and
parochial schools; immaculate ALL
brick home with 3 large bedrooms,
table space. all-electric kitchen.
beautiful paneled and tiled full
basement with bath and fireplace,
level fenced yard with patio, attic,
storm windows; exceptional value.
Just listed, S20,45O A. j.
KESSINGER q CO., JU. a-4544.
ROCK CREEK HILLS "A truly
beautiful Colonial home in this
fashionable area for only S37,95O
Only a few years old and in i'm
maculate condition. featuring
fine bedrmS, Q tile baths. down.
stairs study and powder rm.. to-
days kitchen with lge. breakfast
area, 2-car attached garage and
a lovely lot; a splendid property
at a hard-to-find price. Call our
uptown ONCE. KE. 7-1sn0 til 8
(after & call EN-. 2-2S25). SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.
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WASHINGTON OFF
AND COUNTRY CLUB
New brick rambler in
choice area of N. Arline-
ton. Center hail. 3 bed
rooms, 2i7 baths, 24xl4
recreation room base
ment: Gear garage:
screened porch. Walk to
schools: S35.500. Call
ia 10000 to see 1t to-
day.
ARLINGTON. Ridge I'd.
5 minutes to D. C. and
Pentagon-Just- like-new
brick rambler: 22xl4 liv-
ing room. formal dining
room. de luxe kitchen. 3
bedrooms. 3 baths. FAX
"a paneled recreation
room. basement and ea-
rage. Walk to bus aud
school: S26.a5O. Call XII.
s-2320 to see it today.
5 MINUTES TO SEVEN
CORNERS - 3-bedroom
brick rambler; tiled hath,
33Xl3 recreation room;
b a e m e n {: workshop;
screened porch: fenced
rear yard: Sl7,750. Call
OR 3-4560 to see It to-
day.
S2,I50 DOWN. FHA-
Brick rambler in Spring.
field; 3 bedrooms, kitch-
en- with breakfast bar:
full basement with 27x25
recreation room. laundry
room and 4th bedroom.
Walk to bus and school:
S1a.a50. Call FL. 4-s6OO
to see 1t today.
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

ANNANDALE = FAIRFAX
64-ft. custom built brick
"a m bier on i2-acre
wooded lot: 3 bedrooms.
3 baths, ssdget-packed
kitchen, formal dining
room, 23xlS mahogany
paneled recreation room;
basement and gear car
port: S31,500. Call CIR.
3-4560 to see 1t TODAY.
u ACRE-New CUSTOM
built brick rambler with
in walking distance to
Mt. Vernon Yacht Club.
3 bedrooms. 2i2 baths,
29-ft. living room, coun-
try-size kitchen: base
ment, recreation room
and carport: S2S,5O0.
Call so. 5-6790 to see
it today.
OWN A BOAT Water
front privileges - New
brick split-level overlook
ing Occoquan Creek. 20
It. living room, stream
lined kitchen. 4 bed
rooms, . baths: base
ment; Q hreplaces: ~
acre lot. Immediate pos
session: S23.500. Dial
703, GY. 10000 to see
1t today.
ROSE HILL-Br1ck SPLIT
level Just 5 minutes from
Shirley hwy. 3 bedrooms.
Ia baths. 24-ft. recres-
tion room, basement. AS
sumo 4l2Hs loan and take
over in March; S2l750.
Call FL. 4-S600 to see
1t today.
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RIVERDALE PARK

4-bedrm. Cape Cod on
level fenced lot; big. kit,
sep. din. rm., coy den,
bsmt.. h-w.h. Close to all
cows Quick poSS. S13.250.
assiiyna loan ~ G1I Inn
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ENGLISH Village

BETHESDA, ENGLISH VILLAGE
Individuality and family cow.
combine to make this antique
brick split level most livable. 4
bedrms. on l level, ga baths,
w/o family rrn., overlooking
wooded yard. Many other custom
features enhance the charm OF
this practically new home. Quick
possession: $4,000.
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4 bedrms., ga baths, sep, din. rm.,
nm, rec. rm., (all rooms are large) /;
walk to pub. and parochial schools
assume 412eo financing: this is the
most house for the price in the
entire area. For further informa-
ton. or to inspect, call HA. =
7lS7; ewes, VIII. 6-3172. DONLEY
CONSTRUCTION co
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SILVER SPRING
RY OWNER

Attractive 3-bedrm. brick rambler
] "a baths, h.-w.h.. garage, finished
heated bsmt. fully carpeted: large
wooded fenced lot: mr. schools.
shopping center. 5000 Walden
I'd. ~ p-4SOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-18

COLESVILLE-4-bedroom rambler,
3 years old. on A-acre fenced lot.
built and occupied by retired
builder; thoroughly insulated and
equipped with new well and pump.
SJS 5O0 RIpIEY CO III 5-RI11
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SILVER SPRING

J BEDROOMS, BATHS
S S.950-Real close in. near -Four
Corners. All-brick rambler. liy.
equipped kitchen. table space with
wall oven, 3 twin-siZe bedrmS.
and bath, front porch. full bsmt.,
tiled rec. rm., maids Tm. and
bath: very convenient neighbor-
hood. WOODSIDE REALTY CO.,
JU. 9-6440. OPEN til Q pm.
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HOUSES For sALE-Mn.
(coNTlNUEpl

Bradley Hills New
listing: beaut. split-levei on auiei
street; plenty OF Sround: 3 bed.
rms, > baths, lge. paneled family
Tm,. scr porch: 3Ia yrs. old. The
right house for a family: S36,50O
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7OO6
ewes, WO. 6-43S5.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M ENSH

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, virginia
King S-2320
Lee Hwy. Route 2p-2lD
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-456O
e31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 10000
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1915 Richmond Halfway
Alexandra, virginia
South 5000
TO6l Brookheld Plaza
Springfisld. Virginia
Fleetwood ASSOC
Q. s at Route I23
Woodbridge. Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy $4,000
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NEW AND READY for immediate
possession. . bedrm. bungalow,
finished into . additional bedrms.
Extremely large equipped kitchen.
Full basemnt. Located mr.. schools,
shopping and transp. Let US ar
range terms to suit you. PRINCE
GEORGE REALTY CO., The
House Of Homes" I'm 4-11R6
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NEW CLUB

Will have pool ready next June to
aid you in enjoying this nice A
bedroom split-level, located next
to club, with over an aere Of
ground. Yet look! The price
Is only S2S,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TAKOMA PARK
RRICK RAMBLER

A truly attractive corner property
with 2 twin-siZe bedrooms, nice
living room, separate dining room
clean kitchen with table space
stairs to unfinished 2nd floor, full
basement .suita BILE for recreation
room, walk-out basement. This
Is nice home in excellent con
dition. Only Sl7,50O.
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PARK - Show place
on Baltimore blvd. Massive tar
brick rambler with tile roof. 2-caI
garage Under cost at S32 500
eau til pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.. INC
VETs-No down payment, subject
10 VA approval: 5-bedrm., 2-bath
home. lust over d. C. line in Mt
Rainier area: suitable for / or 9
families. Priced $4,000. Call III
2 pm ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO.
INC. WA. $4,000.
1921 A ST., Seat Pieasant-ModeFr
brick. rambler, on lot 96 By $50
3 bedrms., 2 baths, den. combina
ton living-dintng room Is by 80
elee. kit, lovely patio l6 by "a
with southern exposure, hot-wateI
radiant gas heat, plenty OF stor.
age space in basement and attic
convenient to schools. bus, etc
designed for privacy and gracious
living: S26,500 (conv. terms). In.
spection by appointment. RUP.
PERT, ST 3-S4S4 or RE. 5-5e54
$3.50 DOWN, assume GI loan with
no red tape. on this spac. 3-bed
nm. brick bi-level. Just of BALTIC
pkvy., adj. to schools and lge
shop. center. Full price, only S12,,
$50. with payments less than rent
PoSs. in 3 weeks. z. c. HILLES
q Co. REALTORS, AP. 7-72OO
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OLD
New ENGLAND
.BROYHILI

q Sons. Realtors, 1910 Lee Hwy.
ARL.-COZY 4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
-Firepl., garage, bsmt., trees
10 min. Wash, 5 min. Pentagon,
close TO bus. shop. ctr, schools.
OWNER. $4,000. ia. 4-3O49.
ARL. N.-Real charm rambler. Lee.
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm., finished rec. rm., i'm
maculate condition; storm win
dows, doors. level wooded lot /:
close TO BUS; excel. area Of better
homes; Sl5,950.
HAWoRTH-MoNRoE REALTY
RE. $1,000
ARLINGTON-Cinder-block Colo
NAL for only Sl2,50O: 2 fair size
bedrooms; bath with space avail
able for additional bath; living
room. dining room and kitchen on
LIST moor; very modern utilities
beautiful shrubbed yard; Yon can't
match this one at this price in
TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY
KE $4,000 It'll 2
ARLNGToN-Just a dollars throw
you will find ali the charm O and
distinction expected in a stately
Colonial home. Situated high on
ridge overlooking the Nation
Capital. Features include bed.
rooms, baths, finished basement
and attic, recreation room and
garage. The living room affords
French doors to patio and we'll
landscaped garden. The ideal home
for gracious living and entertain.
ing. Priced in the 40S. Call ia
$4,000, 9 til Q. SHANNON &
LUCHS, Realtors. 2055 Wilson
blvd.
ARLINGTON, CLOSE m = On
s SetsaDe VIDE SsdF eStqsns. 0f sa ST sS
parlor OF living room; family
dining room; country style kit
chen: built in garage. Walk 10
schools, shopping and transpor-
tation. An excellent buy, $50 $50
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400 or
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HOUSES By HUGHES - CALI. :.
bound owner will sac. for fast
sale, selling below appraised value,
custom-built. Check these feat
Solid brick, all on l floor, 3 bis
bedrms., liv. rm., firepl.. sep. din
nm, table-sp. kit, foyer entr =,
mn. rec. nm. in bsmt., built in
garage, | a baths, well-landsc. cor
lot; 5 blks. to parochial or public
school; only $4,000, flexible
terms, W. r. HUGHES CO., AP