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Evening star., 1961-08-26
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 26
(AP). - The Trans-MissiSSippi
amateur golf tournament is
down to two veterans and a
pair of youngsters for today's
36-hole semifinal round at
Twin Hills Country Club. And
the oldest survivor, Ed Hamil-
ton. At, of this city, is the main
surprise.
Billy Buppert of Bethesda,
Md, had Hamilton on the
ropes, 3 down with three holes
to play, in the quarter-finals
yesterday. The visitor was
even par for the Is holes, then
disaster struck.
Buppert lost the 18th hole
with a double-bogey Z, the 18th
by missing a 2-foot putt, the
18th after hooking into the
woods and the first extra hole
when Hamilton dropped a I2-
foot birdie putt.
Hamilton today meets the
other older player, 36-year-old
Herb Durham of Dallas, who
beat Jerry Abbott of Berger,
Tex. 3 and 2.
The younger semifinalists in
the other match are jim
Wright, 81, Of Enid, Okla, and
Matt Taber, "a, of Lincoln.
Nebr. Wright downed George
Hixon of Oklahoma City, up,
and Taber scored by the same
margin over another local
player, Dick Dillingham;.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 90
Still anchored to their launch
ing pad after two unsuccessful
take -offS, the Redskins will try
to hit the elusive win column
again tonight with the potent
Baltimore Colts supplying the
opposition.
The game is scheduled for
$3.50 Washington time. and will
be telecast over WTOP-9.
A crowd of more than 10000
is expected to see the NFL
rivals renew a rivalry in which
the Colts have won the last two
games to take a ST. lead. Two
games ended in ties. The Colts
also have a 5-3 edge in league
play.
RedSkin New Look"
The Redskins will present a
new look from the team that
dropped a PAS decision to the
champion Philadelphia Eagles
here last year. New faces
haven't made much difference
in the results, although Coach
Bill McPeak is hoping for
better things.
The Colts big threat, as
usual, is Quarterback Johnny
Unitas' passing. especially with
spindle-legged Lenny Moore on
the receiving end. Moore
scampered IA yards for touch
down against the Vikings last
week, and got the Colts second
touchdown with an 1l-yard
dash through the middle.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Grounded Redskins Trv
Toke-OH Against Colts

The Colts added a second
passing threat this year by
obtaining End Jimmy Orr from
the Pittsburgh Steelers. He
caught four for four against
his old teammates in the Colts
debut, but Coach Weeb Ewbank
stressed the running game last
week and Orr didn't have much
of a chance to again display
his talents.
To Stress Running Game
The word is that Ewbank
wants to work on running again
tonight, and that's good news
for the Redskins. Doyle Schick.
a Kansas rookie, is filling in
for ailing Ben Scott at the
left wingback and if UnitaS
decides to pick on him it could
mean serious trouble.
If the Colts decide to run
the Washington eleven may
see a lot of Mike Sommer,
former CIV star who began his
pro career with the Redskins.
Sommer apparently has won a
starting berth at left half, and
nothing would please him
better than to have a good
night against the team that
dropped him.
Coach Bill McPeak will start
M. c. Reynolds at quarterback
for the Redskins, but expects
to use rookie Norman Snead
quite a bit, McPeak's plans are
subject to change without
notice, depending on the course
of the game.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
BY the Associated Press

The skeptics who thought
the Philadelphia Eagles might
be hurting for a quarterback
following the loss of old pro
Norm Van Brocklin are begin
ming to revise their opinions.
King Hill and Sonny Jur-
gensen shared signal-calllng
duties for the National Foot
ball League champions last
night as they chalked up their
third straight exhibition vic
tory-a 23-14 conquest of the
previously unbeaten Detroit
Lions - and they acquitted
themselves with distinction.
Each tossed a touchdown
pass in the game Coach Nick
Skorich had described as the
acid test for the Eagles.
Five Games Tonight
Milt Plum, who led the
leagues quarterbacks last year,
proved he has lost none of his
magic by sparkling the Cleve-
land Browns to a BAIT tri-
umph over the Los Angeles
Rams before a Los Angeles
throng of 40,086.
The leagues other 10 clubs
see action tonight with the
Baltimore Colts meeting the
Redskins in Norfolk. the New
York Giants playing the Dallas
Cowboys in Albuquerque. N.
Mex; the st. Louis Cardinals
meeting the Pittsburgh Steelers
in Jacksonville, Fla: the Green
Bay Packers tackling the Chi
cago Bears in Milwaukee and
the San Francisco Forty Miners
opposing the new Minnesota
Vikings in Portland, Greg.
Hill got the Eagles offensive
underway with a 31-yard touch
down toss to Clarence Peaks
after four minutes of play and
Jurgenson connected with Pete
Retzlaff on a 59-yard scoring
play in the third period. They
got help from Bobby Walston,
Evening star., 1961-08-26

run by Elio Chacon. He famed
six and became the first MI
lefthander to strike out 200 in
one season Sincc Cincinnati's
Johnny Wander Nicer led the
league with 202 III 1941.
1t was the fifth defeat in six
games for the Reds, who blew
a chance after loading the
bases on two walks and a hit
batter with none out in the
fifth. KoufaX worked out of
that jam when Vada Pinson hit
a short fly and Frank Robinson
hit into a double play.
The Giants collapsed en-
masse at st. Louis. The Cards
tagged Billy ODell (4-5) and
two relievers for 13 hits end
had the added help of three
San Francisco errors, a wild
pitch and a passed ball. An
error, a walk and three singles
Evening star., 1961-08-26
GooIby and Jay Hebert
Share Lead in Classic

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 26 CAP)
Bob Goalby and Jay Hebert.
tied with 1875 at the halfway
mark of the $4,000 American
Golf Classic, held different
views as to what the winning
total would be after 70 holes
tomorrow.
Goalby, the only golfer to put
together a pair of Sub-par
rounds, said he didn't believe
par golf would be good enough
to win the top prize of $4,000.
He shot an opening round
Evening star., 1961-08-26
PLUM PAGES BROWNS
Hill, Jurgensen Click
As Eagles Top Lions

who booted field goals of "a,
% and % yards and added a
pair of conversions.
Plum Takes Over
Earl Morran passed 13 yards
to Terry Barr for one Detroit
score and Howard Cassidy ran
43 yards for the other.
Plum took over from Len
Dawson in the third quarter
with the Browns on the short
end of a l0-7 score. He moved
the club to the 3-yard line
from which point Jim Brown
scored the go-ahead touchdown
and then clicked on I'D tosses
of 43 yards to Leon Clarke and
80 yards to Bob Crespino in the
final quarter to wrap it up.
PEHEG5T PF7TIpEIpH1A - : : ia ia
Philadelphia-Peaks 81, pass from
Hill (Walston kick.
Phiiadelphia- gold, Walston "a.
Detroit-Barr Is, pass from Morrall
Phiiadeiphia-Field goal. Walston 90.
Detroit-Cassady 43, run martin
Phiiadeiphia-Retzlaff SO. pass from
JurgenSen (Walston kick.
Philadelphia-Field goal, Walston %.
--- z o 20-34
Cleveland-Brown ?, run Baker kick.
Los Angeles-Wilson &, run william
ueva kick.
Los Angeles-Field goal Villanueva 3.
Cleveland-Brown g. run Baker kick.
Cieveland-Clarke AZ, pass from Plum
Baker kick.
Cleveland-Crespino 30, pass from
Plum (kick failed.
l. run Baker kick.
Los Angeles-Shofner IS, pass from
Ryan (Villanueva kick.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
AGREEMENT NEAR
ON STADIUM RENT

There are no major
differences remaining be-
tween the Armory Board
and the Washington base
ball club" Dutch Bergman
said yesterday after anoth-
er round of negotiations
for use of the new District
of Columbia Stadium next
year.
Bergman, manager for
the Armory Board, said
that he hoped a lease can
be worked out at the next
meeting within another
two weeks.
The board and PreSi-
dent Pete Quesada of the
ball club both presented
formulas for rental and
concessions, and Bergman
reported the proposals
were closer than in past
meetings.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Fund Established

GOSHEN, Ind, Aug. 26 tAP>.
A trust fund of about $780,
900 for baseball players need
ing financial help has been
established by the will of Louis
f. Bachelor. former Goshen
sports promoter who was
burned fatally July % in a
hotel room fire in Saginaw.
Mich, He died last Sunday at
the age of "a.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
Mdris, Mantle
Lose Ground
InHOmer Race
Yunks Keep Edge
As Terry Pitches
5-Hitter ut AS
By the Associatsd Press


Roger Maris now is only 10
games ahead of Babe Ruth's
record 1927 home run pace and
Mickey Mantle has only a
four-game edge after both
again failed to add to their
totals last night in New York's
80 victory over Kansas City.
MariS, who hasn't connected
in three games, still has so
after going 0-for-3 against left
handler Jim Archer of the AS
in the Yanks' 128th game of
the season. Mantle, still with
46, had two hits, both singles,
in four trips against Archer
and Reliever Bill Fischer.
Ruth hit his 46th in game
No. 1872 and his 50th in game
No. 1873 en- route to his record
so.
Five Hitter By Terry
Despite the lack Of home
runs, the Yankees held on to
a two-game lead in the Ameri-
can League race behind the
five-hit pitching of Ralph
Terry. Second-place Detroit
won, 60. at Washington. in a
game held to eight innings by
rain.
Third-plsce Baltimore beat
Minnesota, So; the Chicago
White Sox defeated Cleveland,
80, in a battle for fourth
place, and Boston won, 1875, at
Los Angeles, peppering the
Angels with four runs.
The Yankees broke a score
less duel after Archer (8-10)
hit Maris with a pitch leading
off the fourth inning. Maris
Scooted to second on Mantle's
fly to deep left and then came
in on Bill Skowron's single.
The other two runs came in
the ninth on singles by Man
tie. Elston Howard, Pinch
hitter Yogi Berra and Terry,
who won his sixth in a row
for an ILL record. Terry now
has a string of % scoreless
Philley Sets Record
Jack Fisher Gid delivered
the key single as the Orioles
beat the Twins and Jack
Kralick Q1-9) with four runs
in the sixth. Dave Philley of
the Orioles set a major league
record with his 23d pinch-hit,
bettering the record set by
Sam Leslie with % for the
New York Giants in 1882.
The White Sox ended their
scoreleSs slump at 10 innings
on Sherm Lollar's second-inn-
ing single. and then put it
away against Gary Bell (8-14
in a two-run third capped by
AL Smiths RBI single. South
paw Juan Pizarro Q0-5 won
it, striking out 13 and giving
up six hits, one a home run
by Johnny Romano.
Boston banged across nine
runs with the homers, two by
Pumpsie Green, one by Frank
Malone and one Carroll
Hardy's first major league
grand-slam Gene Conley g.
ID was the winner and Ron
Moeller (4-D the loser.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
STANDINGS

GAMES TODAY
Detroit at WaShington-Rain.
New York at Kansas City Stafford
00-0 VS.. Bass (7-Sl
Cleveland at Chicago-Grant O2-6
VS.. Pierce C7-7l.
Baltimore at Minnesota - Estrada
400 VS.. Schroll (1-2).
Boston at Los Angeles, night-Stallard
0-O VS.. Mcbride 10-1O).
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit, 6; Washington, 0 called after
S12 innings, rain).
New York, 3; Kansas City, o.
Boston, 12; Los Angeles, 6.
Baltimore. 5: Minnesota, 2.
Chicago, 3: Cleveland, 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Detroit at Washington (2), / pm,
Cleveland at Chicago (2).
Baltimore at Minnesota.
New York at Kansas City.
Boston at Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at Cincinnati - Podre,
l5-9 vs. Johnson I4-2l.
VS.. Haddix $50.
San Francisco at st. Louis-McCor.
mick. (10-12) vs.. Gibson (S-1O).
Milwaukee at Philadelphia. might
Hendley (3-3) or Buhl (9-9) VS.. Ma
haffey GID.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles, z; Cincinnati, 2.
st. Louis, 4; San Francisco, 8.
Pittsburgh, 1 Chicago. O.
Philadelphia, "a; Milwaukee, 40.
GAMES TOMORROW
Los Angeles at Cincinnati ~
Chicago at PITTSBURGH (2).
Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
San Francisco at St. Louis.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
WEEK END SPORTS
ON TERADIO
T TeIeVision
TODAY

Baseball
Baltim ore at Minnesota
WJZ-13, 2:30 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7
l0:45 pm.
Horse Racing
75,000-added Hopeful Stakes
at Saratoga Springs, WTTG-5,
4:30 pm.
Wide World Of Sports
Mems AAU Swimming and
Diving C ampio m hi p S
WTOP-9, 5 pm.
Football
Redskins VS.. Colts, WMAR-
2 and WTOP-9. $50 pm.
Boxing
Doug Jones VS.. Won Clay
light heavyweights, WMAL-7
10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Detroit at Washington,
WTOP-9, l pm.
Baltim ore at Minnesota
WJz-13, 2:30 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowling
WMAL-7, 3 pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Baseball
Detroit at Washington
WTOP-1500, 1;25 pm.
Baltimore at Minnesota
WOL-1450, 2:25 pm.
Horse Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1910, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Detroit at Washington,
WTOP-1500, l pm. double.
header)..
Baltimore at Minnesota
WOL-1450, 2:25 pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

RESULTS YESTERDAY
American League
Boston IS, Buffalo 10.
Dallas % Denver 81
Houston 30, New York 90.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Dallas VS.. New York at Albuquerque
St. Louis VS.. Pittsburgh at Jackson
lille
Green Bay VS. Chicago at Milwaukee
Baltimore VS.. Washington at Nor
ok
San Francisco VS.. Minnesota al
cortland, Greg.
GAMES TOMORROW
American LeaEue
Oakland at San Diego.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
DETROIT
WASHINGTON

.E-Keough, Cottier. PO-A-Detroit
81 II, Washington, 27-16. LOB
Detroit, s; Washington, 2.
?b-McAuliffe, Roarke, Cash, sB-
Cottier, McAuliffe, Wpod
Evening star., 1961-02-02
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

nOCK CREEK HMLs-l-bedrobm
rambler in this l0veiy area having
Q large den, ultramod.. huge kiteh-
en-, 2-ear garage, rec. fm., 3 baths.
Call LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.,
JU. 6-4222: ewes, JU. S-ee90.
ROCKVILLE, OUTsTANDNG BUY,
4.hedrm. home in pink Of eondi-
tion, firepl., wonderful mod. kit,
rec. rm., garage, attractive fenced
lot, price SI7,5OO. HUGH T.
PECK. ROCKVILLE, GA. 4-6576.
ROCKVLLE-shoppinR and bus Q
rm. wliirepl., ) bedrms. ana i
roughed in; S14,s5O and oK'D
KIM EDakIGsK1N q CO. 10. S-2oo5
ROCKVILLE = Fabulous 4-bedrm.
2M-bath split-level. Top eond. Only
S2l,35O FHA or assume large loan.
Po. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
ROCKVILE-CLEAN AND sIMPLI
LINES. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Family
kit, fun bsmt., level lot; Price
$l3;50O; HUGH 7; PECK ROCK
ROCKVILLE; $I3,76O eWE Z e T :
HEART = 3-bedToom, expandable
hfS%s fsSo:d fit5sD io HGaH Se nHd e FIX Hi 'Si BE-
THESDA. OIL. 6-9170.
ROCKVILLE, WEST END
Brk, Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., 2 baths;
l bedrm., bath on 1st flr.: sep
din, rm:; S2O,250; FHA apr;
$1,000 down. Call 'til p.m., .
R. A. HUMPHREYS HA. 7-40SG
ROSEMARY HILLs-Wife's choice;
3 bedrms., Ia baths, pvt din.
rm., liv. rnn. with firepl., porch,
bsmt. With outside exit. Don't
Evening star., 1961-02-02
R. 7-1266

COLLEGE PARK AREA - GI, NO
money down. Here 10 . terrific
y9lres ssS SoPs Ts1s see cda shi; s5 tOeeT seDa1.s
din. room, large kit. full bsmt.,
hot-water heat, big wooded lot, q
car garagS. M. school and trans
portation. S95.SS Q mo-, plus
taxes and insurance.
SPLIT LEvM with center . hall
plan; 20x20-ft. liV. room with
fireplace; dining room with large
sliding glass door giving . view Of
. beautiful wooded lot and opens
e large ecnsrsts pSrI; pSHtiS; real pTTstSsy ST;tSy,
pine-pansied rec. TooFa. End fit.
and bath and ground-lSyel exit in
bsmt. A good value At e1o'3O0.
Trades invited.
CARRoLLTON - Brick rambler
Vacant for immediate possession; /;
like new condition; big de luxe
kit, 8 bedrms.;. finished rec. room
in bSmt.i level lot: off-Street park
ing; S1,0b0 down includes. settle
ment costs. Trades invited.
RIvERDAI,E; walk 70 st. Befnard's,
bus and Shopping-A clean, 2
bedFm. bungaioW with separate
din. room, large porch. bsmt.
fenced lot with off-stTeet parking
and backs Up to elementary
school. Only $500 Assume bal
ance due. and pay $40 mo. total
with moderate down.
3 ACRES for pleasant country liv-
ing. yet only minutes from down
town, NSA and Space agency.
Comfortable 4-bedrm. briek-and-
shinglo bungalow: l0x24-ft. Nv.
room with floor -to-ceilins fire
place.; full bsmt., 2-ear garage,
several chicken houses. The chill
dren will love the wooded area.
$1,000 down VIII handle.
Your Call viii Be Appreciated
PRINCE QEQRGEs PROPERTIES
INCORPORATED Pounded l04l
AP. 7-777A
Evening star., 1961-02-02

MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Waiking
distance 70 public and paroehial
brick Colonial, separate bedrm.
and bath OF office with pvt. en-
trance on LIST floor. Also powder
room. screened porch. all-electrie
kitchen, lovely recreation room
with fireplace and built-in bar, 2
car earport with built-in storaEe,
child'S playhouse in Esll-planteedd
III Q pm. HDW. H. JONES b
10 INC
Evening star., 1961-02-02
.InEWEY M. FREEMAN
NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETS

possession on this Lovely
new IN bath home W/finished
rec, rm. and 4th bedrm. u needed.
Only S16,150.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTOR WE. 5-6422
OWNER MOVED to California,
likes II. wants to stay. This Is
what he says: sell my house $1,000
less. This makes me sick. must
confess. Got bedrmS.. 3 fun
baths, no less. Price S17,500, FLA
$3.50 dn., $104 mo. plus taxes
and ins. HUDSON REAL ESTATE
co. UN. 4.1515, UN. A.7171.
OXON HILL-Move riSht In: tbs
lovely 3-bedYm. rambler on fenced
lot: modern kit, hot-Vatef heat,
$4,000 FLA; $500 dn. or assume
GI loan.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
RE. 5-722S 10. $4,000
0X0N HILL; $500 dn.-3-bedroon
soUTHLAWN RLTY. 10. 1854
PALMER PARK-Immed. poSS.; ass
sums AM loan; $500 down: Ilns
mac. 3-bedroom rambler; Anehors
fenced lot. BYRD REALTY, WA.
PALMER PK.I $195 dn.. no Setti,
ehgs.-3-bedrm. semidet.: fenced
lot; storm WindoWs ME Asl212
Evening star., 1961-02-02
I. /. LEWIS
Lo. b.4asO

LO. O~NOOU
SCHOOLs-REsT HOMEs-Real es-
tate firm has marvellous opportun-
tty: .12-bedroom, 7.bath home in
excellent hieh-class Bethesda res
identiel neighhoEhood on A-aere
abs price. Mr.. JACOBSON 81.
6-651O. oL. 2.7569.
SILVER sPRNG, nF. Franklin.
Flower eyes:51All-bEk. E Cape Cod
ana u bath tii ist Il. : i lie. bsdrms
and bath up, full bsmt., porch. ga.
rage, nice lot, walk TO all schls.,
chops, buses. WoODSIDB REALTY
Co. JU. 9-6440. Open til 9 pm
SILVER SPRNG-Montgomery Hills
OIL h.-w.h., 2.eAr garage, lge
fenced lot. Just been Tedecorated
throughout, every convenience.
FHA financing. WOODS SID I
REALTY Co, JU. o-6440. Open
til 8 pm.
SILVER sPRNG, real close in, moi
too far from Mrs, KS Tavern
Nice 2-bedrm, brick rambler. Only
. few yrs. old, very nice netghbor.
hood walk to everything, fenced
lot. WOoDsIDE REALTY CO.
JU. 9-6440. Open till 8 pm.
SILVER sPRNG-Assums S11,22f
4h% loan; total payment. $101. 81
mo. Cape Cod wLslate roof. scr
porch, kit. WIeating space, sep
din. rm.. 3 tWtn-SiEe bedrms., den
rec. nm, plus h.-w.h. Conv. ant
excellent area, 4 houses from bus
Call today. MCINTOSH REAL Is.
TATE CO., JU. 6.7633.
SILVER SPRING-All-briek CAP
COZ 9sEpsooSMs e oSSist' sE2Tsnisn' HSp Fus1 A5si
sA1as, ssFsss TEHpEs ffD1f1ss diH soo 5n ao1S sas
Full price, only $4,000. HUGH
T. PECK. REALTORS, HE. 4-1700
SILVER sPRNG-Closs-in, Assume
$I4.290 loan. S:hedrm. brick ram
TAK0MA REALTY JU. $4,000
MN GPRTNG GPRC1hLR
Evening star., 1961-02-02
RRTMRgnA-NM

@ 49,
Choice new brick rambler:
3 Ice. bsdrms., 2 full baths,
spacious liv. rm., separate
din. rm,, modern kit. side
screened porch, built-in
gar, paneled rec. rm.,
maids rm. and bath on
lower level. Priced In
mid.30s.
GREENACRES
Only S17,950. This eogy
brick Colonial has Q lEe.
bedrms, firepl. IN nv. Ym-.
separate din. rrn., pine
paneled den. det. garage;
excel. financing.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
IN. 3-lsO0 Ewes, wo. 6-044e
Evening star., 1961-02-02

"ACRE m COUNTRY" Sl7,7B0-l
Attractive 4-bedrm., 2-bath home.
Fairland area. Full bsmt., sepa-
rate dining Tm.. lovely shady acre
lot.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
ALTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vise7 The perfect combination-A
frozen fairyland to view from .
cozy fire: h..w. radiant heat to
keep you snug (at only $3.50 Q .yr.)
In Q brick rambler with 3 twin
bedrms.. den-poreh for yr.-round
pleasure; SlS,60O loan at $2l BOO:
MITCHELL q BERRIES OIL. 2-82l3
ALTA VISTA-BETHESDA-Attrac-
tive brick rambler: 3 bedrms., plus
eth bedrm.. and rec. rm.. in OUT
of-ground bsmt.: 2 baths, nice
lot: near Ell schools and transp.
1920. We tT1de. BETHEsDA
.Wo. e-oesO.
RTON.HETMRsDA - 4-bed-
rm. Colonial with paneled den, plus
gaEage. rec. nm. Close TO shops
and school. Assume large bA%
loan. NATIONAL, CAPITAL REAL
ESTATE CORP, HA. 7-4400.
A1kEsN MML1-NBW 0spGuEOukAs ~
bath rambler: family room, spae.
SiidinE door closets: mod. Putur-
annie kit. with eye-lSvel oven and
eounteY-top range.
Immediate Occupancy, o20.7b0
S1,760 DOWN.
EiSenacher Realty
WE. 2-0s24 Ewes, 10. 4-6666
AgsUMR IARGR lII6 6I loan,
S106, pi.ti.-Brick rambler. 8
bedrms., large kit, din. room, 2
full baths; Sls,600. Randolph
INNS; i KELLER III WooDMooR. Ju.
BETHEsDA-Womsn wanted who
can appreciate value: 3-bedroom
brick rambler; . full baths. mod.
kit; attached garage; attractive
lsavp lSs; price, :,s.S Ss4'eSG. l6,aa HIGH 7.
BETHEsDA-Brk. rambler. g bed
rms, liv. Tm,. din. area. firepl.,
paneled rec. rm., table-spaee kit:
S1S.9So; GEO. ". ROBERTSON.
BETHEsDA - TROUBLED WITH
SMALL ROOMS: 4 twin bedrmS..
3 full baths, lRe. de luxe kit. rec.
IN MEbaFa s5EaFs oceuPRScY Scs! lsRSscsYsDipe pss sSt
s$s. 90; H1dH = PICK. BE-
THESDA. OIL. 6-9170.
BETH.-Brtng your tools and I'M
sggidnaataon: gd ioc. ideally suited in
ANDRLS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 til Q
BETHESDA NCTTTNoLY Lux
TRIoUS brick splitIleysl home: 8
lied kit, bkfSt. nook, beautiful
firepl.. Ice. level lot. Priced $685.
$50. HUGH T. BECK. BETHESDA,
Evening star., 1961-02-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTELY TRUE

ABSOLUTELY TkUE
AGENTS AGREE
8 large bedrms. with sep. din. nm.
plus full bsnt.; large Anchor.
fenced lot with off-st. Darking.
ALL BRICK
TOTAL PRICE Sl4.950
ONLY $500 DOWN
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1s00
ABSOLUTELY RADIANT!-Rarely
encountered spic-and-Span condi-
tionl 3h bedrms., Q full baths,
huge kit, Soft. Mv. rm. with
firepl., bsmt. with exit, storm
windows and doors With cash,
you can assume $4,000 first
trust!
"Truly outstandinRP'
aGARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
ADELPHI-Nr. shopping, bus and
park. Low down payment; assum'
loan: 3-bedrm. rambler with bsmt
and y bath: S16.b00. oKD 4
KIN iSAbsi bkusKIN q CO.. HE. s-24OO
ANDREWS AREA, move right in
Allentown I'd. bus service at dool
-3- 3-bedrm, rambler with electric
heat, eat-in kitchen and famil!
rm.: $500 dn., assume loan; pay
ments like rent: S13,950 full price
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
LO. 7.26OO RE. 5-72Zl
BEEORE YOU BUY! compars thil
3-bedrm., all-brick home with
sep. din. nm, liv. rm., firepl.
bsmt. with paneled rec. I'm. ant
exit and enclosed porch. on
beautiful level. fenced, landscapet
corner lott Reduced to S17,95O
below FLA appraisal, to SELL
2Gs down CT may handel
"West HyattsvillO Areaw
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-207h
BELTSVILLE - Lovely 3-bedIm
split-leVel; sep. din. Tm., ~
bathS, family rm., garage; new
cond. HUGH T. PECK. he. 4-170O
BRICK SPLIT, Z bsdTms. 2 baths
detached. family rm., finishet
attic, rear scr. porch. 2 nrepl.
detached garage. ALL M. Avon
HAGXN REALTY UN. 4-s5s;
CHRROLLTON-Assume lower in
terest loan on this sparkling brk
and frame rambler: wall-to-wal
carpets, matching drapes. storm
windows: anchor fenced yard
lovely rec. nm.
''FULLY AIR CONDITIONED"
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1961-02-02
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
s BEDROOMS


New brick rambler now being COM
pleted-all twin-sized bedrooms
beautiful Quaker Maid kitchen
with Frigidaire electric appliances
separate family-size dining rm.,
-large living rm. with fireplace
side screened porch-full day
Light basement with 2s-ft. recre-
alton room, and fireplace which
must be seen to be appreciated
glass sliding doors to patio-3l-
II. garage-top-quality construc-
tion hroughout-close to Coles
Vile school-excellent community
priced S39.500-also spacious
6-bedroom English Cape Cod un-
der construction at S46,600.
Edwards d Renick Const. Co.
2-1199 EN-. 3-9317
Evening star., 1961-02-02
WRN6VGGT0N

FHA APPRAIsED-$10.600
3-bedrm. rambler with recreation
room, large fenced level lot,
"A SWEETHEART for Q SONG"
TAKOMA REALTY
HOUSE TRADERS" 10. 6.l072
KENWOOD AREA RAMBLER-Fin.
eat We have seen for the money
Spacious center-hall plan. Lovely
big rooms, CENTRAL AIR CON-
DTTIONN0l 3 bedrooms ~
baths; fabulous elubroom with
fireplace and bar: screened porch,
garage. ''poolroom," Workshop
Gorgeous lot 7Ox183. FRANK 9,
PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-1&11: eyes,,
W0 R.hAQQ