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Evening star., 1960-11-04
Unbeoten Rockets Face
Big Obstacle in B-CC

was Landon, winner Of all IA
games in 1858 and '54.
Richard Montgomery has
won 20 in a row. including the
last two games Of the 1858
campaign and. 10 last year.
B-CC has won five of its eight
tests this year, and has proved
very tough defenSively.
Three ShutOutS
No team has scored more than
one touchdown on the Barons,
and their three losses were by
scores of TO against Wheaton,
60 against Walter johnson,
and 60 against High Point.
Richard Montgomery hasn't
scored less than three touch
downs in any single game this
fall.
bees difficulty has been in
crossing the goal line. and that
situation wasn't helped last
Sunday when Wingback Mike
Cahoon broke his shoulder In
a touch football game. Carl
Middledorf, who has shared the
tailback job with Kew Healy,
will shift to the wing position.
Tom Folliard. q 185-pound
guard and defensive tackle, is
a standout in the B-CC line
which should outweigh the
Rockets forward wall. Coach
Al Sadusky discounts a So
called weight advantage, how
ever.
Impressed by Hustle
Their size isn't too much,"I
Sandusky comments about to-
morrow's opponent, ''but their
hustle and pursuit and gang
tackling is the best I've seen
this year."
He also calls Mike Curtis,
the Rockets All-Metropolitan
fullback. the finest back he has
secuted in the current season.
Richard Montgomery leads
the Bi-County League with a.
60 record and B-CC is in fifth
place with 4-3. In another i'm
portant Bi-County game to-
morrow, second-place Walter
johnson (7-D entertains
fourth-place Montgomery Blair
(6-2 at 2 o'clock.
The scholastic headliner to-
night is the Northern Virginia
Group LA game pitting league
leader Washington-Lee (5-0)
against fourth-place Jeb Stuart
at WI at 8 o'clock. Jeb Stuart
won its first four league games
before suffering upsets at the
hands Of Mount Vernon, 7-6,
and George Washington, 20-13,
the last two weeks.
3 WI is fresh from a 1870
victory over Annandale, the
1859 champion and formerly
the areas top-ranked team.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
MARYLAND

Continued From Page D.l
contain Jim Kerr, senior half
back who leads Penn State in
almost every offensive depart
ment.
Nugent has gained so much
confidence in the Terps' second
unit that he will match the
deeper Penn State squad in
substituting by teams. The ex-
ception is Betty. who will
quarterback the first and second
teams.
Fourteen Maryland players,
including Collins, Betty. Center
Bob Hacker and Tackle Tom
Sankovich will be playing in
their native State. Many of
Saturdays rivals are former
high school teammates or in
terScholastic rivals.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

Cincinnati Reds as successor
to Chuck Dresser.
He played in 1859 major
league games and finished with
a lifetime average of 1868 on
2,308 hits. He scored 1856 runs
and hit IS homers. Records
show he stole 200 bases.
Wallace was too i'll to attend
the ceremonies at Cooperstown,
N. Y. in 1854 at the time of
his induction into the Hall of
Fame.
He suffered a heart attack
last May IL at his apartment
In nearby Redondo Beach. He
was treated for a time at Tor
rance Memorial Hospital, then
transferred to the Del Amo
Convaleseent Hospital here,
A nephew. Robert Wallace of
Hermosa Beach, is the only
survivor.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Court to Receive
Bids on Athletics
At Hearing Today

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (AP).-
Rival bidding groups from
Kansas City and st. Louis ap-
pear at a hearing in Probate
Court today on the proposed
stock sale of the Kansas City
baseball club.
If the So per cent of the
stock owned by the widow of
the former owner, Arnold M.
johnson. is sold, Probate Judge
Robert j. Dunno must weigh
the rival offers and decide
which is the better.
Earl Smith. a member of the
Kansas City faction, said his
group had offered $3.5 million
dollars for the club and that he
understood the st. Louis in
terests had bid about the same.
The former Mrs. johnson,
now the wife of Warren w.
Humes Of New York, is CO.
executor Of the stock, along
with the City National Bank
Of Chicago. which Is seeking
to sell it.
Mrs. Humes told Judge
Dunno yesterday she did not
wish to sell. Her attorney, Mil
ton Cooper of New York. filed
a petition challenging the right
of Judge Dunno to issue an
order for the sale.
Judge Dunno will hear argu-
ments on the question today
and said he probably would an
nounce his decision Monday.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Weather DELAYS
Golf Tournament

CORONADO, Calf. Nov. 4
(AP).-A field of 100 golfers
try again today to complete
hrst-round play in the once
postponed $4,000 Coronado
pro-am tournament.
The opening round in the
72-hole event, richest pro-am
tourney on the PGA fail tour,
was washed out by rain yester-
day.
None of the 80 pros and a like
number of amateurs were able
to finish their rounds when the
rains came. -
Evening star., 1960-11-04
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

The. Aggies' right tackle /.
small, but he's been tremen.
dously successful in previou.
games because of speed, tough.
ness, and tendency to play un.
usually low.
You are the Kansas State
quarterback. What play do you
feel will go best against this
tackle:
1. Option play Quarterback
runs parallel to scrimmage
line, cutting in off tackle or
lateralling to trailing back?
2. Power play straight at
tackle with back leading play?
3. Split buck fake handoff
to one side, hand off to back
hitting other side)?
Reverse hitting back off
tackle?
(Answer on Page D-D
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BASEBALL
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pluck two or three players from
the rosters of other clubs, who
will reserve their more promi-
nent performers.
There's the problem ci
choosing a spring training site
obtaining exhibition games,
hiring an Office force, coaches
and scouts. and promoting the
sale Of season tickets, among
other items. It adds up to con-
siderable work.
Six Of the eight owners must
agree on one group in order to
award a franchise. At the
moment neither Quesada nor
Bergen is believed to possess
such backing.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Yankees Plan
oReyitaIize
Farm System

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 tAP).-
You can't keep on winning
pennants by making trades"
Roy Hamey said that yester.
day in what mounted to hi,
inauguration speech as new
general manager Of the Yankee,
"a club that has been special.
izing lately in farewell ad-
dresses.
The remarks were not In.
tended as any criticism oi
Frank Lane. Cleveland's trade.
happy general manager who will.
deal sluggers. pitchers. man.
ayers or batboys at the drop oi
a hat. They simply were meant
to underscore the necessity OF
revitalizing the Yanks' player
development system.
Time was when the Yanks
farms were loaded. In fact, they
once played a Little Worlc
Series among themselves New
ark and Kansas City in 1889
In recent years the tendency
has been to wrap up a package
OF promising kids in order to
get one or two established regu-
larS-uSually from Kansas City
I'VE are going to intensity
our efforts in the procurement
of raw talent" Hamey said as
co-owner Dan Topping nodded
in agreement. You have to
spend and build. You must
grow your own. We plan to
change the territory of some
scouts and add some more"
The Yanks already have
started to step up their scout
ing in California, Texas and
New England. No changes are
expected in the farm system,
OUT there Will be more bidding
in the bonus market for the
youngsters.
Hamey and Topping re-
vealed. incidentally, that the
top price the Yanks ever paid
to a bonus player was "just
under $4,000" to Ed Cereghino,
q California pitcher who never
made it..
OF course. Hamey didn't rule
out deals. It is known he has
been talking with the Giants
about lefthander Johnny An
tonelli. although he said no
deal is close. The problem. as
usual. has been that the Yanks
balk at giving up young talent
that already has proven itself
on the parent club.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
DuvoII High Beots
High Point Juniors

Halfback David Judy ran 7
yards around his left end in
the third quarter for the de-
Gliding touchdown in DuVall
High Schools 1876 victory over
the High Point junior varsity
yesterday at High Point.
Duvall, playing its first sea-
son OF football, won its fourth
game against one defeat and
two ties, assuring a winning
record with one game to play.
Rnysn RiNh p,,,. ,,,---- Q 9 7 O-13
, DuVall scoring: Touchdovns-Judy
10. pass from Chipouras; 7, rum.
Conversion-selby tpass from Chi
High Point scoring: Touchdown
AXE 49, pass from Novak).
Evening star., 1960-11-04
BY DICK SLAY
star Stan Writer

Richard Montgomery's explo-
sive Rockets, who have out
scored the opposition, 1925, in
the last four games, turn into
the rugged home stretch when
they invade Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School at 2 pm.
tomorrow. N
A week later the Rockets are
host to once-beaten Wheaton
as they try to close out their
second straight perfect season.
The last area high school foot
ball team which went unbeaten
and united two years running
Evening star., 1960-11-04
MTTANY LIONS
PLOT DEFENSE

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
Nov. 4 (AP).-Penn State Coach
Rip Engle pondered defense
problems today against a Mary
land team noted for a free
wheeling offense.
Scout Frank Patrick brought
back the report from across the
Mason-Dixon line that Mary
land is a young, hustling, ag-
gressive team which improves
with each game. We must pre-
pare to stop a multiple offense
with men in motion. peelers,
spreads and unbalanced lines. "
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Smoker Precedes
Capital Classic

Former intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association football play
ers will meet tonight at the
Dunbar Hotel for a smoker that
officially opens the 10th annual
Capital Classic.
President Ernest C. Dickson
Of the Capital Classic will meet
the former players at 10 o'clock
for a tall tale" session as O
prelude to the football game
tomorrow night at Griffith
Stadium between Virginia State
College of Petersburg and john
son c Smith of Charlotte, N. C.
Gametime is 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Congressional Wins

George Wreck scored two
touchdowns and kicked three
extra points to lead Congress
sional School to a 34-football
victory over the Georgetown
Prep Junior varsity yesterday.
Congressional now has a 5-1
record.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
NAVY
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COnt1nued From Page D-1
week. This lonesome end
operation has made the Blue
Devils q dangerous passing
team as their 10 competitions
in 108 throws indicate.
Tee Norman, a 6-foot-3
210-pound senior from Miami,
has caught 80 of those passes,
while the second top receiver
is his substitute, Pete Widener,
with IL.
On the throwing end have
been Don Altman, a 5-foot-l1,
185-pound Junior. and Walt
Rappold. a 6-foot-3, 200-pound
sophomore. Altman has COM
pleted ~ of 63 passes and Rap
pold has a 27-for-43 record.
Only four Of their passes, usu-
ally of the short button hook
variety, have been intercepted.
Fine Running Game
And the Blue Devils have a
fine running game, with a fleet
of big, fast-stepping halfbacks,
who like to slam into the line
as well as run to the outside.
Joel Arlington, a Georgia boy
who stands 6-foot-1 and weighs
185 pounds, and Jack Wilson
of similar size but from nearby
Raleigh, are Murray's choices
to start tomorrow.
But Mark Leggett and Dean
Wright will spell them and that
means no relief for the Middies.
These two also are top running
threats. The starting fullback,
Jerry MCGEE, a standout block
er, gets to carry, too, and he
claims an average of 4.6 yards
a try. MCGEE is the twin of
Mike MCGEE, Dukes All-Amer-
lea guard, who was graduated
last June.
Dukes line is big and mobile
and is anchored by Ike Baum
garner, 6-foot-6, 235-pound
tackle. At the other tackle is
Dave (Moose) Bosom of
Clifton. N. j., 6 feet and 225
pounds. The starting guards
are Art Gug) Browning, SILL
and 215, and Yogi Berry,
sophomore and only nom
senior on the starting line,
and a 6-foot, 210-pound Caro-
linian. The center is Butch
Allie, 60, 200, and the other
end is Bob Spada, 6-foot-4,
235-pound champion hurdler
while at Vineland IN. j. High
School.
No Changes in Line
Navy will go with the same
line that has been a surprise
factor in its success. John
Hewitt, 5-foot-11, 185-pound
junior guard; Sid Driscoll, g.
foot-l, 215-pound tackle, and
Frank Visited, 6-foot-2. 223-
pound center, have been among
the top performers every Sat-
urday.
Harry Dietz, a star against
Notre Dame, will start for the
Middies at quarterback, with
John Prichard at the other
nalfback spot and Joe
Matalavage at fullback.
Bellino, Of course, is Navy's
most exciting player, with his
incredible running feats that
are sure to make him ALL
America. He's gained 489
yards so far and is averaging
"A yards a carry, even though
the defenses are stacked to
stop him.
One thing neither side wants
Is a tie. The last three times
they've played, 1861, they
wound up with no decisions.
Altogether they've tied five
times, while Navy leads in vic
tories. s-s. ). !
Evening star., 1960-11-04
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADiO-N
TeIeyision

SeNbSsSH
TODAY
Auto Racing
Speedway International
WTTG-5. 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Football
Army VS.. Syracuse, WMAI
-. lis pm.
Basketball
Syracuse VS.. Los Angeles
WRC-4. 2 pm.
Football ScorebOard
College scores, WMAL-7
AIS pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4:30 pm.
Bowling Stars. wRc-4, 4:sC
pm.
Make That Spare, wMAL,-7
-l0:45 pm.
Horse Racing
The Roamer Handicap from
Aqueduct, WTOP-9, 4:30 pm
Golf J.
All-Star Golf. WMAL-7, 3
pm.
! Boxing
Paul Pender VS.. Marcel Pigou
(non-title bout), WMAL-7, lC
pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL-7. II am.
Tom Nugent Show
Maryland Football High
lights, WTOP-9. l pm.
Football
Redskins VS.. Cardinals,
WTOP-9. 2 pm.
Houston VS.. Denver, WMAL
u, $3.50 pm.
Golf
Celebrity Golf. WRC-4, S
pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Football
George Washington VS.. Rich
mond. WEEL, 8 pm.
SATURDAY
Football
VPI vs.. Davidson, WPRW,
lis pm.
Maryland VS.. Penn State.
WTOP, 1:25 pm.
Navy VS.. Duke, WRC, LAS
pm.
VMI VS.. Lehigh. WPIK, las
pm.
Pittsburgh VS.. Notre Dame.
l::50 pm.
Richard Montgomery VS..
B-CC. WINK, pm.
Football Scoreboard
VOL, 6:15 pm.
WMAL. 7 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Redskins VS., Cardinals
WTOP. 1855 pm.
Colts VS.. Packers, VOL, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
ANDREWS AREA
nEQpgm

CAMP SPRINGS, 1880 Braddock
rd well designed 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on tree-shaded lot, full
size din. rm, de luxe kit, front
porch, excel. buy In choice neigh
borhood. DIR: Out Branch ave.
to end of dual lane, sharp right,
follow arrows. Ewes, Mr. Wheel
house, 10. 2-39S4.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

N. FORESTVILLE-S1. 900 dn.
on this new 3-bedrm de luxe brick
rambler. full bsmt., many extras:
must be sold; priced to sell. DIR:
Out Richie rd. right on Putnam
to open sign. Ewes, Mr.. Coppen,
RE. 5-S447.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

KEMP MILL ESTATE. one Of the
most sought after locations and
styling Of today.-3 bedrm. split
level plus den or 4th bedrm., huge
liv. rm. with cathedral ceiling, lac.
sep. din. rm, 2H baths. equipped
doors leading to patio. bsmt., :,
carport, many built-ins. Situated
on quiet court, S26. 800. SUB
URBAN PROP. MOT. LO. 5-36s7.
KENsINGToNi only S14,75O = 9
Tm. and bath, full bsmt. with out
side entrance. large fenced corner
lot, nr. school: FHA terms and
only $500 down. Call any time.
Coop invited. GLENN. JU. 9-4443.
KENSINGTON, only SI5,75O. At
tractive fenced corner lot. 3-bed-
rm. home. Family room. MANO-
WILL REALTY CORP, 10. 4-s440.
KENSINGTON, FOR THE YOUNG
FAMILY-Lse. liv. rm. wLflrepl,
all-elee. kit; 9 very desirable To-
HUGH T. PECK Wheaton. 10. 5000
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp. | HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

NEAR FOUR CORNERS, convenient
to new Belt. highway, oVerlooking
park land-Custom-built all-brtck
rambler; vestibule entrance, front
porch. living room with fireplace.
3 excelient-sized bedrooms, two
tile baths, separate dining room,
recreation room with powder room
in basement. garagei walk-up
attic. Lovely level lot with ilne
shrubs. immaculate, S23.e60. A. J..
KESSINGER a CO. JU. 9-4544.
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA-Only
S19.950, priced below FHA Ap-
praisal. 3-bedrm., 1h-bath brick
SPACE PLUS QUALITY"
Compl. GE kit. din. rn., full walk
out tiled bsmt. and lovely fenced
W I NICHOLAS. HE 4-IOOO
Evening star., 1960-02-07
6EQgsn
SILVER SPRING
OPEN | TO 5

~ A4N I L ~ -
Attrsc. brick-and-frame Cape Cod
IN nice cond., in popular Sligo
Woods area; liy: rm., din. ell,
washer and disposal, washer and
drier; 3 nice bedrms.. / bath
fourth bedrm. and 2nd bath
roughed in, ready to 90. Lovely
level lot with trees and shrubs:
walktng. distance to d. c. Transit
bus and all schools Present So
loan OF Sll,300 may be assumed: I:
SIl2 per mo. pays all. Price,
Dir: Out colesville I'd. to Uni
yersity blvd. west. left to Dennis.
ieit on Dennis TO lO304 Calumet
PROP oSe9 %ar tisni csli MRS sURHRBAN w{ITishs
JU. 5-571O, for information,
SILVER SPRING = only Sls,50O
Beaut. brick rambler; 22-ft. iiy.
rm. with firepl.. formal din. rm
and lge. kit. with table space.
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING"
Full walkout bsmt., lovely I'd. Walk
ing dist: to bus and schools.
w. J. NICHOLAS, LO. 5-OSOO
SILVER SPRING-Beaut., almost
new. 3-bedrm.. 2ls-bath brick
ASSUME LGE. 4laes LOAN"
bsmt. with rec. rm., maids
rm, or 4th bedrm., and beaut
handicapped yard.
W. J. NICHOLAS, Lo. 5-OsOO
SILVER SPRlNG-Brick Colonial,
dining rm., large kitchen, firepl.,
new rec. rm., scr. porch; S2O,50O.
OWNER. 2404 Homestead dr.,
JU. S-2345.
SILVER SPRING-HAPPINESS FOR
SALE. Have you small children?
This beautifully Handicapped fenced
3-bedrm. brick rambler is ideally
situated on, corner lot. Many extras
included in price of $4,000,
TAKoMA REALTY. JU. $1,000.
SILVER SPRING-Brk, ramb.: 3
bedrms.' h.-wh., encl. pch.: "lot
ike a park: I'm. rec. rm.. maids
rm gar. Only S23.95O. McIN-
TOSH REAL ESTATE CO., JU,
5-1533. 10. 5-355O.
SILVER SPRING. lge bedrms.
brk. Cape Cod, . baths. family
rm.. full bsmt.: nr. Sligo Greek
pkwy.. and across street from
schls.: vacant. MCINTOSH REAL
ESTATE CO., JU. 5-7533. LO.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING, ALL OPEN LIS
INDIAN SPRING HILL. 217 BA-
DEN ST.-Brick. 4 bedrms. and
den. rec. rm.. / "a baths, screened
porch, storm sash and doors; re-
dueed to S20,500: will FHA. In
mediate possession.
9504 SAGINAW ST.-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, no steps. walk to tranSp.,
extra-lge. liV. rm.. firepl.. sep
din. rm., lge. kit. with bkfst. sp.,
lge. util. rm., encl. level lot, trees
shrubbery, reduced to S20,5o0
Will FHA.
WOODSIDE FOREST, 1902 Live
Oak dr.-Grscious true center
hall, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial, ga
baths, nm. 3rd floor, family rm.,
garage; wooded lot; S29. 300: will
FLA.
WOODS, l2sOs Turkey
Branch pkwy. 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, liy. rm., din. area. lge.
kit, breakfast space, utility rm.
Across from pvt. park, nice en-
closed lot. Price, Sl3.950.
WOODS - 3-bedrm. brk
Split-level; immGc. cond.; excel.
school area: level enclosed loi
with trees. S15,95O. FHA.
RADCLIFFE REALTY CO.
JU. k-1144 EVeE III k-ToOA
Evening star., 1960-02-07
TAKOMA PARK

Immac. brick Colonial. feat. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. 1st-fi. den or 4th
bedrms., formal din. rm. and lge.
kit. with table space.
"A MUST TO SEE
Beaut. rec rm. IN full walk -out
bsmt. Assume S15,600 loan: only
Univ Univ bTd sH1 TO Pc carroi mS ave- piE to cen Sut
tral ave, and left to jackson ave,
and left to 905. Open / to 5.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HILLANDALE

owner trans. 1mmed. poss.
on this beaut. 3-hedrm.. 2-bath
brick split level.
"sPACE PLUS QUALITY"
With rec rm., formal din. rm..
built-in garage. deep wooded lot
for immed. sale In mid-20s. DIR:
right to Forest Dale dr.. and left
to 200l. Open | TO 5.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

Majestic 3-bedrm.. lh-bath brick
rambler with beaut. summer and
winter den: liY. nm. with hrepl.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY"
Full bsmt. with lovely rec. rm; car
port and lge cor. lot. DIR: Out
BsacsbEPoSoSd PSS ESss a5d ,eft ff To Fisss sso 70
Open / TO 8.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SANDY SPRING AREA Picture
past q pond leading TO 4 charm
among the tall oaks. A real
branch" Just behind the house.
Entr. hall. liv. rm. with flrepl.;
mod. kit, den. 2 bedrms.. 2 baths,
rec. rm. with flrepl.. bath. and
ample rm. for 3 bedrms. on nm
ished lower level: hot-water heat:
xits s NeT.s Sitn SssToN s9Ses EEsLTY Sss eTS
CO.. EV. 4-1743, WA. 1851.
Silver Spring -Northwood
Assume 4Iass $1,000 loan-3-bed-
rm., den, 2-bath, redEood-snd-
brick split: table-space kit, IL
II. din. rm., wall-to-wall carpet;
bsmt. with tile floor: excel. area
for children S2l,95O. OWNER,
JU. 7-7677.
SILVER SPRING = Very close-in
Colonial. Brick. slate roof. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, sep. din. rm.,
screened porch. Full bsmt. and
attic. G. RUSSELL BAUER, JU
5-S4SS. or JU. 5-l353.
Sill. SPRING. close in: $4,000
3-bedrm. semidet. rambler. tiled
bsmt:, fenced yd., carpeting. air
conditioner. Assume 49, mort
gage. S94.50 mo. he. 4-2791
OWNER.
SILVER SPRING
VA 41aes loan, SIPS mo.
3 bedrms. and den
Walking distance to schools
Bus stop at door
Recreation room with bar
full baths, fireplace
sligo Park in back yard
$4,000 cash needed
No Brokers JU. S-2O55
SILVER SPRING-spIt level, 3
Gt 6edrms;, .d. baths, H,t separate din
tion rms; lEe 4lass GI loan can be
assumed; LAIRD B. SCOTT REAL
SILVER SPRING, WOODsIDE PARK
Brick Colonial: 3 lge. bedrms.,
pa baths, liv. rm. with f1repl.
separate din. Im., Ice. kit, rec
reation rm. with firepl.: 2-car ga
rage: S3l $50. LAIRD B. SCOTT
REALTOR, JU. a-0420.
SILVER SPRING, NEW SPLIT
LEVELS bedrms. 2 baths, lge
liv. rm., de luxe kit, beaut, rec
rm. priced at S2l.bOO.
HUGH T. PECK, Wheaton, 10. 5000
SPRING = New 3-bedrm
brick rambler nr, completion; 2h
baths, full daylight bsmt., lge. yd'
mod. kit, nT. trans. and schools,
S22 800. Larry Carone, OL4-4ls7
MONTGOMERY RE Atty CO,
INC, JU $4,000
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HG0pen
OITATNT ACRES

setting on wooded acre
knoll Is this beaut. antique brick
ranch Cape Cod feat. 4 bedrms.,
ga baths, formal din. rm.; huge
liV. rm, with firepl.
GOLDEN DREAM HOME
Entertaining-style rec. Im.. Gear
garage. scr. patio. and n. h.
DIR: out N II. ave. TO ColesVtlle
rd. to Milestone dr.. left to Apple
grove rd., left to Shell Court and
open house at I150O. Open 10 5.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
S10.5n0

Adorable 2-bedrm. rambler: Just
$3.50 dn. and $50 total per mo.
"COZY N CUTE"
Full bsmt. with paneled rec. rm
and lge fenced yd. DIR: out
Viers Mil I'd. to Gridley rd, and
left to 4516. Open | to 5,
Evening star., 1960-02-07
WHEATON

Reduced to sell today is this spae
4-bedrm., 2R2-bath brick Cape
"sPARKLEs WITH CHARM"
Full valk-out hsmt. and lge. fenced
yd. all immac. cond. DIR: Out
VierS Mil I'd to Randolph I'd /.
left to Rockinghorse I'd. left to
Schuylkill and open house at
11440. Open ] to s.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

SILVER SPRING
new BEDRMS.-S26,5OO
Mr.. WOODSIDE-Don't fail to
inspect and compare these excel.
new splits and ramblerS in hard
to-find locations: Just 3 blks. of
all convenienceS: excel terms.
OPEN SUN. 12-DARK
DIRS.: Out Colesyille I'd. past Sligo
Creek. bear right on Franklin
ave. blks. to FLOWER AVE.
and turn left l block to 95l3.
H. GLENN GARVIN, LO. 5-35O0;
ewes, EN-. 3-466l.
SILVER SPRING-Most attractive
. bedrm., expandable Ia story
home. Full bsmt. Summer and
winter furnace hookup. Lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. Huge screened
porch. Newly painted interior
$4,000. MANOVILL EALTY
CORP, 10. 4-S440.
SILVER SPRING-Hurryll II you
are looking for spacious .
bedrm. brick rambler. Low down
pymt. FILA. You'll love the well
Handicapped lot and convenient
location. MANOVILL r Atty
CORP, LO. 4-S440.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

"Io0K ,.S n sE ELA,D EL,I, -,

Only S16.500 for this Spac. Shed
rm. Cape Cod with u baths, full
bsmt. and rec. rm-, on lge. fenced
Evening star., 1960-02-07

~. nm. Win nrepL; lovely poIch
DIR: Out ColesVille I'd. or N, H
to Eldridge DIR. and right 10 603
Open l TO 5.