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Evening star., 1960-04-17
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star star Writer

Argyle and Manor. the new
co-fayorites in the Maryland
State team golf championship,
reached the Washington area
semifinals yesterday. along with
Chevy Chase and Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Play was on Saturday be-
cause today is Easter.
The three Argyle brackets
that played at home scored
heavily to figure in the 1876
victory over Woodmont which
upset Bethesda last Sunday.
Manor was outscored by Con-
gressional in the matches al
Manor, but swept the last two
matches at Congressional to
win. 111a-61a.
Washington's players scored
heavily at home to beat Ken
wood. 1012-712. while Chevy
Chase lost only the No. match
in al31a-412 victory over Co.
lumbia.
The best score reported was
a three-under par 81 at Ken
wood by Clare Emery, the
Washington pro. Emery played
Kenwood's three par-five holes
in four under par, with an
eagle and two brides.
Kenwood's second bracket OF
Larry Imhoff and Johnny Dunn
had a f1ve-under-par best ball
in winning all three points from
Claude Wild and Tex Connor
Pro Bill Gilbert and Bob Nor
ris of Argyle had a five-under
par best ball over their home
course to win 212 points from
Tony Marlowe, Woodmont's Is
new pro, and DR.. Jerry Footer
Morris had four brides. Both
teams were three under after
nine.
Congressional had a patched
up lineup but scared Manor
The George Thornton George
Cornwell and Knute Knighton-
Bill McFerren, sr., tea m {
brought Manor from behind tc
win at Congressional.
Columbia stuck with the line.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Snead Leads
By3S Strokes
AT Greensboro

GREENSBORO. N. c., April
Is (AP).-Sam Snead shot a
four-under-par 81 today to
vault into a three-stroke lead
with a 201 total for 54 holes in
his bid for a seventh Greater
Greensboro Open golf tourna-
ment victory.
The 47-year-old White Sui
phur Springs (W. Va profes-
sional who has won here six
times. including the 1888 in
augural, broke out of a 36-ho,e
tie with Dow Finsterwald of
Tequesta, Fla. FinsterWald,
third in his last three tourna-
ments. finished with three
threes for a one-under-par 70
that gave him second place
at 204.
There was a gap of six
strokes between Snead and the
third man, Len Woodward of
Sydney, Australia, who has yet
to finish in the money after
four American tournaments in
his first visit here. Woodward
had 70 today for 2O7.
Going into tomorrow's final
round of the $17,500 tourna-
ment the three men who
shared fourth place at 2l0
were nine shots off the pace
and virtually out of the race
for top money of $2,40O. They
were Gay Brewer of Crystal
River. Fla, Gary Player Of
johannesburg. South Africa,
and Bob Goalby of Crystal
River, Fla. Brewer had a SO
today. Player 70, and Goalby a
rs after starting the round one
stroke from the lead.
Snead, with most Of the GAL
lery of about 1000 tagging
along at his heels under a hot
sun, posted a 1894 over the
6,651-yard. 1886 Starmount
Forest Country Club course.
! The leaders.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
TEE TO GREEN
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Columbia Country Club i
going to prod its members to
play faster to prove to golfers
all over the country that il
doesn't take half a day to play
18 holes. The committee will
clock the field in Thursday
opening-day tournament.
The United States Golf As
sociation will have two of its
representatives present, and the
results of the experiment will
be published in the USGA
journal.
Buddy Bowie and his COM
mittee are not interested ir
Olympic records for l8 holes
merely a pleasant round oi
golf. Columbia, despite a heavy
count of senior golfers, has one
of the fastest playing member.
ships in the section. Neverthe-
less. the committee believes
there's room for improvement.
Jock Hutchison, the former
British Open and National
PGA champion, will be Freddie
McLeod's guest for the day
They will be joined by two
others in the feature foursome
Jock is rs and Freddie will be
78 April 25. but the old-timers
won't give the committee any
worries. They know how the
game should be played.
The USGA offers three sug.
gestions to speed play. Am
ticipate each shot and be ready
to play in turn. 2-Leave the
green before marking dowr
scores. 3-Be courteous, lei
faster players through.
Freddie says the average
foursome plays Columbia in
hours and 40 minutes, even or
week ends. That's considerably
faster than most clubs, mos
of which have considerably
heavier play than Columbia
But there's no reason thai
under crowded conditions il
should take over 3 hours anc
As minutes.
Columbia hopes to average {
half hour less than that OF
opening day. Later in the sea.
son the membership will bt
timed without notice. TIL,
times will be compared.
Of course Columbia is goinI
to have the advantage Of tht
Reds Banagan needle on thu
first tee. And another advan
tage will be that Mcleod anC
Hutchison will be the only pro-
on the course.
NOTES.-The member-gues
tournament season is sneakinI
up. How about all committee
making a resolution to registeI
guests with their first name
middle initial, correct spelling
of the last name, club anC
home town, if from out o
town? And having this infor'
nation available throughou
the tournament. It's a veal
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Lost thinning Rally
Noses Out Friends

+HAGERSTOWN, April IS
CSpeciaD st. James School
scored four runs in the seventh
lining to defeat Sidwell
Friends of Washington, D. c.,
SIS, in an Interstate Athletic
Conference baseball game to-
day.
FRIENDS - 010 040 Q-5 4
ST JAMES 110 600 As >
sMcCullouh. Eilers 90. Bralove 90
snd Pierce; shaw and MscCullum.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

for a small wall, or a group
ing of several small pictures
for a larger wall. UNDER
hung" is easier to correct
than "overhung."
Balance, the second guide
to picture hanging, means
most Importantly, balance Of
design and balance of CO.
ordinated color. Design bal
Evening star., 1960-05-15

picture groupings. When
everything but the kitchen
sink is thrown into a wall
grouping, the end result is
likely to be a cluttered, ILL
defined grouping that over
powers everything else in the
room, including the furniture.
When in doubt, says the
institute, leave it out. A little
breathing space between pic
lures tbest obtained by elm
mating Aunt Minnie's gift
entirely is calculated to
bring about a more pleasing,
tasteful setting.
The other taste fault of
"underhung" needs less def
inition, for we've all seen an
itsy-bitsy picture hung on a
great big wall. Here, the rule
Evening star., 1960-05-15

ance can be found according
to the Picture and Frame
Institute by following the
rule of the eye." If. after
standing back and carefully
examining the picture setting
in relation to the rest of the
room. it looks harmonious,
it probably is.
But if the eye is continu-
Evening star., 1960-05-15

ally drawn to one part Of
the grouping only, or to the
furniture beneath it. then a
little readjustment is needed
to balance the grouping.
Co-ordinated color balance
is usually obtained by having
framed pictures pick up a
color from some other object
in the room. This can be a
Evening star., 1960-05-15

pillow, or a color in your
draperies or rug, or a chair
covering.
At the same time, color CO.
ordination is found within a
picture grouping by having
all the pictures share a COM
mon color-either in the pic
lures themselves, or in the
mats or frames.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
iPs on Hanging Pictures
Taste, Balance and Color Are Important

What's so difficult about
hanging pictures? Nothing,
really, if you just remember
the two important guides of
good taste and balance.
There's nothing mysterious
about good taste, for most
people possess it. But when
it comes to hanging framed
pictures on our walls, we're
inclined not to trust our
taste"
According to the Picture
and Frame Institutes deco
rating experts, good taste in
picture hanging is found in
that happy medium that lies
between the two extremes of
"overhung" and "underhung."
"OVerhung" is a common
fault in these days of mass
Evening star., 1960-05-15

is to fit the picture to the
wall space-a small picture
Evening star., 1960-05-05
~ WHAT'S
COOKING

Falet OF Founder Potatoes Gratin
Green Beans Cabbaoe-C Carrot SLatD
Almond Fruit Mold Tea
t8-ounce) can crushed y cup whipping
pineapple l banana
"a cup hot water l medium-sized apple
l package lemon-favored 70 cup chopped almonds
gelatin maraschino cherries
l tablespoon lemon Juice
Drain srup from pineapple, combine with water and
heat to boiling Dissolve gelatin in it. Blend in lemon juice
and pineapple Cool until slightly hickened Whip
slice banana and dice apple Fold fruit and almonds
into gelatin Place cherry in bottom of each individual
mold pattern of cherries bottom of 1-quat
mold Turn gelatin mixture cherries chill until
firm Unmold to Garnish with additional whipped
cream, if desired. Six servings
Broiled Steak With Western Steak Sauce
French Fried Potatoes Broccoli Relish Tran
Strawberries and Cream Cookies
Western Steak Sauce
Ia cups ripe olives teaspoons Worcester
q cup chopped onion shire sauce
tablespoons oil Few drops Tabasco sauce
drippings u cup beef stock or
Salt to taste consomme
Cut olives into large pieces Saute onion in OIL Add re-
naming ingredients and stir to blend Heat thoroughly For
steak add to drppings at removed steak
Makes six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1960-05-05

'N''N0"S
SUNDAY
Leg of Lamb Mint Sauce Bro,pn Potatoes
Asparagus Lima Beans
Orange Meringue Pie Coffee
Orange Meringue Pie
baked s-nch pie shell 8 egg yolks slightly beaten
"a cup sugar l tablespoon grated
" cup cornstarch orange rind
1s teaspoon salt / tablespoon butter
cup orange juice egg whites
"a cup water IA teaspoon salt
l tablespoon lemon juice tablespoons sugar
Combine sugar, cornstarch and salt in saucepan;
slowly blend in juice water and lemon juice
and stir over medium heat until mixture thickened
clear Stir little of the hot mixture the beaten egg
yolks add to remaining hot mixture. Blend orange
rind and butter mix well Cool thoroughly Spoon
pie she'll Beat whites until frothy with SALT add
sugar gradually beating well after each addition. Con-
tnue to beat until stiff peaks form Spread over pie Bake
at $50 degrees until lightly Drowned about 10 Is minutes
Frdnkturter Casserole Mashed Potatoes
Yelot0 Squash Spinach Salad
Chocolate Brownies la Mode
Frankfurter Casserole
tablespoons butter u teaspoon salt
y cup chopped onions u teaspoon pepper
cup chopped mushrooms slices bacon
cups Sauerkraut drained frankfurters
Melt butter Add onions and mushrooms and cook over
medium heat minutes Add kraut salt pepper mix we'll
Arrange in 1quart casserole Wrap slices bacon around
each frank Top kraut mixture with frankurers Bake in
moderate $3.50 degrees) 80 minutes until bacon
crisp. -Four servings.
Lamb Curry (USe Lettover Lamb Rice
Condiments Green Salad French Cream Dressing
Rhubarb Cobbler
French Cream Dressing
egg u teaspoon Worcestershire
tablespoons catsup
tablespoons vinegar "a teaspoon paprka
l teaspoon mustard ! cup salad oil
"a teaspoon salt
in OIL continue beating until smooth and creamy! Serve
over any combinations OF crisp green's Makes IL
Evening star., 1960-05-05
HEcHEF SAYS
Lemon
Is q Joy
To Cooks

The lemon gives character
and fragrance to foods.
Lemon drinks, lemon desserts
and wedges of lemon served
with fish. but few cooks put
it in meat loaf, or on pota-
toes, in gravies, or to dress
vegetables-the list is long.
Here are some suggestions
for using lemon: the cook
can go on from there.
Add lemon juice and some
times grated rind to canape
spreads and dips for zest and
flavor. Grated lemon rind
adds color and flavor to hors
d'oeuvreS.
Evening star., 1960-05-05
With Veal


With Veal
Serve lemon with cold
soups and consommes. A slice
of lemon and a dash of pap
rika is both pretty and good
on top of split pea or black
bean soup.
Two parts oil and one part
lemon juice. salt, pepper, a
little sugar, and a sprinkling
of rosemary makes a savory
marinade for meats. Keep
the meat in the marinade
overnight. if you wish. 1t ten
derizes as well as adding
flavor.
Veal and lemon. as well as
fish and lemon, have a spe-
cial affinity.
Light gravies, as for poul-
try and veal, are delicious
made with egg yolk and
lemon juice, remembering, of
course, not to boil the gravy
after egg is added.
Lemon juice is welcome in
all salads. For fruit salads a
delicious dressing is made
with lemon (or lime) juice
sweetened with honey, and
if you like. a little cream.
Good on avocados, too.
Many vegetables - arti-
chokes, asparagus. broccoli,
mushrooms, spinach, all leafy
green's, string beans-like to
be dressed with lemon butter
Zone tablespoon lemon juice
to "a cup melted butter). Po-
tatoes with butter. parsley
and lemon juice, or a white
sauce made with lemon juice,
are excellent.
A casserole Of cooked sweet
potatoes or yamS, mixed with
brown sugar, lemon juice and
grated rind, dotted with but
ter and then baked in the
oven, is unusually good.
A twist of lemon rind with
after dinner coffee is
pleasant.
when the lemons lawful,
but the grapes a crime"
lemon can often be substi-
tuted in a recipe calling for
wine as seasoning.
Lemons contain pectin;
lemon juice added to jams
and jellies will help them to
jell.
Lemon is a mild bleach:
lemon juice and/or a piece
of lemon in the water keeps
mushrooms and celery white
while being washed.
Lemon added to boiling
rice and potatoes keeps them
white and fluffy.
Lemon added to boiling
fish keeps fish white and
firm.
Lemon sprinkled on fresh
fruit prevents it from dis
coloring when exposed to air.
Sprinkle on Fruit
A few drops Of lemon Juice
sprinkIed on dry fruit before
putting it through the chop
per prevents chopper from
clogging.
Two teaspoons Of lemon
juice added to a cup of fresh
cream turns cream sour for
sour cream recipes, and two
tablespoons added to a cup
of fresh milk turns the milk
sour.
A few drops OF lemon Juice
added to chilled cream speeds
up the whipping process. A
tablespoon of lemon juice
added to every two-thirds cup
Of evaporated milk which has
been chilled in the freezer,
speeds whipping and makes
the whipped cream hold its
shape longer.
Lemon rinds kept along
side the kitchen soap are
handy for deodorizing both
ones hands and the cooking
pots.
No article on lemons is
complete without these health
hints:
Lemon juice is an impor-
tant source of Vitamin C,
which helps to combat colds
and other infections. Doctors
are finding many incidences
of Scurvy, a disease caused
by Vitamin C deficiency,
among diet-fadders and
among people living alone,
who often don't trouble to
eat properly.
Lemon juice is useful in
giving interest to drab salt
free diets.
For the children: With a
pen and lemon Juice, a secret
invisible message can be
written on paper. The mes
sage appears when the paper
is heated.
CRelessed by the Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-05-05

WEDNESDAY
DeUtled Ham and Macaroni Ring Peas
Asparagus Banana Cake
DeviIed Ham and Macaroni Ring
l (S-ounce) package q teaspoon salt
macaron "a teaspoon celery seed
! egg beaten 412-ounce)
! cup milk deviled ham
cup grated cheddar cheese Buttered peas
l tablespoon instant minced Fresh asparagus
onion
Cook macaroni in large boiling salted water
until tender about 10 minutes Drain Blend in all in
greolents except ham. Line bottom of creased ouart
ring mold with ham. Spoon in macaron mixture Place
ring IN pan OF hot water and bake $50 degrees for
hour Turn out platter and pile green peas in center
OF ring and arrange stalks sides Six servings
Stuffed Pork Chops Potato Sticks
Corn Pudding Artichokes Cryety Poue
o"tteT "ut Sundde Iced Coffee
Butter Nut Sundae
u cup sugar teansoon Grated 1ornor
tablespoon cornstarch rind ~
u cup cold water /, Gun slicad toostod
"a cup softened butter almonds
,,. .. quart vanilla ice cream
Mix sugar and cornstarch together in saucaner Add
water and stiuntl free of Jumps Cook over medium heat
stirring until mixture is and clear Remove fro,
heat and stir butter, lemon rnd and almonds NTotes
y cups Serve vanilla ice cream Makes
9u 70 SIX SerVnef -Ty wi"
Evening star., 1960-07-31

SILVER SPRING-Immediate oc-
cupancy on this attractive 3-bed-
room brick Cape Cod; liv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., full
bSmt., rec rm; well-landscaped
lot Low down paymt. MANOVILL
PEAL Nv COpp IO IAlln
Evening star., 1960-07-31
OPEN SUNDAY "a

KENSINGTON, open 2-5; vacant;
see much for the money! -bed
rm. brick Colonial; IA baths. IRE
place. screened porch, basement;
garage: storm windows: fence
Convenient, S17,500, $3.50 down
FHA (Univ. blvd. to 1908 Drumm
ave pncT EVtC 10 oEoI
Evening star., 1960-07-31

HUGH r PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave
LET US SELL YOUR HOME
ROCKVILLE-S7OO moves you in.
Sis mo-: immac 3-bedrm. ram
bier with din. rm,, firepl., bSmt.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
NEW RAMRLERS
TACRE AND ONE-HALF

Norbeck -Olney area - Beautiful
ground and up-to-date 65-foot
ranch rambler Huge liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., carpOrt,
hobby shop and playhouse; owner
transferred: act quickly. Sl9,95O.
- pfAn
Evening star., 1960-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

O-bEDhOOM blSLCh
Center-hall Cape COD, nr. SligC
Greek and Blair High. Screened
porch, din. rm., full bsmt.; wooded
yard A real buy for Sl6,500.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING-Larse brick Co
lonial; 3 twin-size bedrms., liv.
rm w/firepl.. sep. din. rm., kit:
screened porch and garage. Bsmt
wlfinished rec. rm.. util. room and
sep. work shop, lge. fenced yard
Assume 4Iaoo loan; army oflcer
leaving town. 1O6l5 Amherst ave
SILVER SPRING = Contemporary
styled home; located close-in. Fea-
lures 3 bedrms., and finished rec
Tm.; S21 900 and OR'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN g. CO., 10. 5-2005.
SILVER SPRING-A very complete
Arm, brick Colonial, in a love-
ly park setting, l2-yr -old. 4-bed-
rm., 4 baths, dble. rec. rm.,
shaded patio. den, breakfast Tm.,
sun rm. Perfect cond., excel.
financing. BY OWNER. Open to-
day. 9l27 Sligo Greek pkwy.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

Ewes. GA 4-Sl96 JU 9-1103 REALToF
Evening star., 1960-07-31

MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
ROCKVILLE AREA-Like-new g.
I'm. brk. rambler with paneled
rec. rm. fenced lot, 60X132; as
sumo $4,000, 4l2oo loan; $40. 800.
BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-07-31
oIOEVER-HA co.
SLIGO REALTY. Realtors
TAkOMA PARk-npEN "a

IIV GRANT AVENUE
3-bedrm., 2-bath center-hall Colo
NAL, for Onlv Sl3.g5O. Bsmt..
Spac. yard DIR: OF Carroll ave
az HIGHS store
Evening star., 1960-07-31
CHOICE HOMES
CHOICE LOCATIONS
See Today

SILVER SPRING - Lovely Silver
Spring home, Just of Franklin
ave- -bedrm. brick Colonial; -.
# liv. rm wifirepl, wall-to-wal
Csrpeting knotty pine rec. rm
side scr pch. Near bus anc
schools. Perfect cond. Only S24.,
500.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Most attrsc-
tive 3-br brick rambler in this
choice and cOny Silver Spring
loc. Porch and patio, full bsmt
excel. cond. Only SlS,@5O.
CONN. AVE PARK-You'll be more
than pleased with this handsome
Abr, 2-bath split-level. Dutch
firepl. rec. rm.; big lot. Only
SILVER SPRING - Here's a fab
ulouS brick rambler that's q real
showplace , large bedrms
baths, tremendous side scr pCh
huge liv rm firepl,, many other
extras. This home is truly a bar.
gain and only S3O,5OO, S3,5O0 dn
NORTHMONT - The styling and
quality, construction Of this Gle'
giant 3-br brick rambler take.
panellcd foyer. step-down liv. Tm
extras. Just off Forest Glen I'd
Only S2S,jOO
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. q-l1O3 REALTOR
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BTQggn
OAKVIEW
HILLSIDE VIEW

111bJO1OH LEV
45-ft. rambler. HUGE ROOMS
THROUGH OUT. 3 bedrms.,
baths, modern built-in kitchen
and full bsmt. Only S19,750 with
small down payment.
DIR: Out New Hampshire Ave
Ext. to Oakview DR.. Approx
g700 Blk turn left, continue on
Oakview DR.. to 1lO2
T. N. LERNER
TU ?-74OO HI. 1895?
OFF OLD ROUTE 30 and nr. Johns
Hopkins and Grace Lab - Cape
Cod with 4 bedrms. close paro-
chial schools, beautiful . acres
loW-taX Howard COUNTY Priced
right at 500. $50. LAIRD B
SCOTT, Realtor, JU, 9-O420.
OLNEY - Small country estate
$4,000 Large house, acres
beautiful grounds, outbuildings
swimming pool, Chain-link fence
OPEN DIR: North on Georgia
ave toward Olney, right on Ole
Baltimore road. 4, mile to TWir
Holly Farm. OWNER. WA. 4-4722
Evening star., 1960-07-31
LANGLEY PARK AREA

Here you will find all the room
and desires you need in a true
home; all brick; 3 lge. bedrms.
plus den. slate roof.
OUTSTANDING VALUE"
Hot-water heat, walk-out bsmt.
with rec. rm.. garage. patio and
beaut. Shrubbed and treed yard.
Erskine st. and right to l3th pl.
and right to 720S; open . to 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
LEWISDALE

LII w AON4AAH
Full price only S14,95O; 3 bed
rms, "a baths and all brick.
FACING THE PARK"
Full walk-out bsmt., sep. din.
rm.; walk dist. to bus, schools
and shops; unbelievable, yes, it's
town house.
DIR: Out Univ. blvd. Just
past Adelphi shopping center to
24th pl. and right to 66l3; open
. to 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
SILVER SPRING

Just of Univ. blvd. is this l.
yr;-old, brick split-level, with 2
full baths.
FIVE BEDROOMS"
Full bsmt. with rec. rm.; walk
dist. to bus, public, parochial
schools; vacant; priced for i'm
mediate sale; name your terms.
DIR: Out Univ. blvd. to Buck
ingham dr., right to Compton,
right to Dalevisw DIR. and left
to 9206 Daleview court; open
2 to 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ONE LEFT

Brand-new 3-bedrm. rambler. mod
ern kit. with natural cab. walk.
out bsmt.. bright aud airy, III
baths. SI7,250, easy terms. GRA-
HAM Co III b-6Ol0. Open ewes
Evening star., 1960-07-31
RIGGS ROAD AREA

Beautiful brick rambler; lv rm.
with flrepl, sep. din. rm., de
luxe equip. kit. with table space.
"A HOME WITH CHARM"
Full walk-out bsnlt,, all sparkling
decorated, patio, lge. lot, walk
to bus, schools and shops.
DIR. Out Riggs rd. to Crosby
I'd. and open house at 1905
Crosby rd.; open > TO 8.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
OAKVIEW

Almost-new, 3-bedrm., 2Ea-bath,
brick split-level, within walking
dist. to st. Camillus and pub
lie schools, bus, shops and COM
munity swim. pool.
YOU MUST SEE THIS"
Sep. din. rm., de luxe kit, full
walk-out bsmt. with dazzling rec.
rm., lge. lot, storm windows. etc,
and every feature you need for
only S22,900.
DIR: Out N. Hamp. ave. to
Oakview DIR. and left to Dilston
I'd. and left to 1890; open 2 to 6.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

JAMES C. coNLEY e. CO.
1926 Ga. Ave. JU, 9-4l34 TIL s
COLONIAL VALUE-SS50 dn. FHAt
12'xl4' den and finished rec. rm.,
3 bedrms. lovely yard; $1,000
10. 5-299O.
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
COLESVILLE-Small estate. APP
prox. = acres, 250-ft. frontage
house and outside bldg. NE
9-O235 or AID. 2-0944.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BETHESDA

Immac. all-brick rambler, 3
bedrms., din. rm., rec. rm.,
carport and tree shaded,
fenced lot. Located in
$4,000 NEIGHBORHOOD"
FHA appraised and priced at
SlS,500 or assume a large 4I2co
loan. Immed. possession. Walk
to school ~ blkD or buses.
DIR: Old Georgetown I'd. to
Lone Oak, left to Sinnott, right
to 100l2 Sinnott dr.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
SILVER SPRING

Majestic brick split-level fea-
turing l5x33 liv. rm., din
ell. queen size kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms, pa baths, and
a eround-level rec. rm.
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE
Awaits YOU, with pool, bus and
schools within walking distance
owner transferred, best offer
above $4,000
DIR North on Ga. ave. to
Plyers Mil rd., left to Hutting,
left to 105Os and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

HILLANDALE-small estate (HicE.
ory HID on level acre knoll with
stream in distinctive area OF
fine homes Charming new Cape
Cod OF mellow antique brick Is
true Williamsburg from Deacon
Jones Bench and old gas posi-
lamp at entry TO rooster weather
yane on cupola Dutch doors, 4
bedrmS., ga baths, 3 fireplaces
family rm., daylight recreation
rm., porch, diversified 2-car ga.
rage with room above. Community
swimming pool. OWNER BUILD,
Err, HE. 4-765S. Directions: New
Hamp. ave, extended to Powder
Mil I'd, right to Sweetbriar park.
way, left to l04l2 and open sign