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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-29
Bya Star staff Writer

CLEVELAND, June 29.-The
new Senators have caught up
with Mudcat Grant, who was
hoping the whammy he held
over the old club would con-
tinue to harraSS the new wear
ers of the Washington uniform.
For a time, it appeared it
would. Grant beat the new
Senators twice this season be-
fore they pinned last nights
loss on him in the second game
of the twi-night double-header.
Grant made a career of beat
ing the old Senators. He fash
Toned a 1872 record against
them, while beating hardly
anybody else. This year he has
been effective against other
clubs. Last night he suffered
only his second loss against
seven victories.
Jim Piersall, Cleveland's spir-
tied centerfielder. crashed
against the fence catching Dale
Longs deep drive in the fourth
inning of last nights first game.
He hit the fence with his face,
bounced back and fell, the ball
trickling out of his glove. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-29
BIZ the discounted Press

If you think the Los Angeles
Dodgers are sitting pretty, just
off the pace in the National
League race, figure where they'd
be if Don Drysdale was winning
the way he was expected.
Big Don's been the big flop
while the Dodgers have hung
close to the top. The, lanky
highlander, who never has
come up with the 20 victories
expected of him each spring, is
no better than SIS at the mo-
ment-and he hasn't beaten a
first division club in seven tries.
Fact is, DrySdale has been
knocked out in all but four OF
his 10 starts, and one of those
complete games was a rain
shortened, five-inning victory
over Philadelphia. He's 80
against the last-place Phils and
10 against both Seventh-place
Chicago and Sixth-place st.
Louis, the only three clubs he's
defeated.
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three and was charged with six
runs after leaving in a three
run third inning.
Southpaw Joe Gibbon (6-3)
beat the Dodgers for the third
time in three decisions.
The Cubs collected Is hits,
IL for extra bases. including
five home runs, while beating
Bob Purkey (9-4) and Jim
O'Toole CD. Ron Santo, after
going hitleSs in IA trips, drove
in seven runs, five with homers,
in the first game behind win
ming highlander Glen Hobbie
$50. Hobbie gave up 10 hits,
including homers by Gordie
Coleman, who banged two, and
rookie John Edwards.
Southpaw rookie Jack Curtis
(4-O then held the Reds to
four hits in the nightcap as
the Cubs made it seven out of
IL against Cincinnati this sea-
son.
The Phils and Giants each
scored three runs in the 18th
Qast inning under the 1850
am. curfew rule,) with the
PhillieS getting the tying run
on a freak error. Tony Con-
zales, who had singled home
one run in the inning, scam
pered in from third when
Catcher Hobie Landrith threw
a. routine, return toss over
Pitcher Mike Mccormick S
head. H.
Milwaukee stayed within one
game Of fourth-plac Pittsburgh
as the Braves put away their
eighth victory in 10 games
with a three-game sweep at
st. Louis. They scored three
unearned runs in the second
inning against loser Bob Glib
son (5-5). then piled up four
runs on homerS by Joe Adcock
and Frank Thomas in the third
and fifth innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-29
BASEBALL BEAT
Jim PiersoII-An Intense Youno Man

CLEVELAND, JUNE 20. - James An
thony Piersal is a dark-haired, intense
young man who explodes like a fire.
cracker with short fuse. In the course of
his unreStrained opinionating a rather
strong "anti-PierSall club" has formed. It
Is made up mostly of writer's, broadcasters
and photographers, one of whom remarked
in the press dining room here the other
night, "I've had Piersall up to here!" The
remark was accompanied by the normal
gesture of hand to neck.
There was the scene in the visitors
dressing room in Griffith Stadium earlier
in the season involving a member of the
Cleveland press and the high-strung In
dian centerfielder. 1t was very noisy ses-
sion with Piersall and his antagonist
exchanging verbal blasts, their heads close
enough for either to bite off the nose of the
other.
Jimmie Dykes, the fatherly-like man
ager of the Indians, broke up this tea
party. why don't you leave him alone?"
Dykes asked the writer. 'If you don't leave
him alone, I'm going to have to keep you
out of here"
One of the major chores involved in
managing the Indians is managing Piersall
and Dykes has handled this extremely well.
He has been able to do so, it says here, only
because of deep and sympathetic under
standing OF the complex nature of PierSall
IF WE WERE ASKED to choose up
sides today, we'd have to go with Piersall
He was very sick man a few years ago
and most of the reSentments against him
seem unfounded.
Among the things said about Piersall
by the members of the "anti-Piersal"
fraternal organization are that "he is crazy
like fox" "he remembers more about that
1852 season, supposedly blank spot in his
mind, than he lets on" and che makes
sure the television cameras are working
before pulling off any of his noted blow
ups"
This is what they are saying about a
man who was confined to Massachusetts,
State hospital for the mentally ill and who
was subjected to 81 shock treatments.
But what some of the fans say is even
worse. HE is subject to lot of abuse from
FANS" Dykes says, because he had nerv-
Gus breakdown. Some of them are down.
right insulting. 1t is really rough on him
to listen to that"
II don't mind what they say too much"
Piersall says. But do mind it when they
throw things at me- 1 can always get back
at them for what they say They'll say
Piersall, you're a nut So I say, Your
fathers nut and wouldn't you like to be
making the money this nut is making?"
SOME OF THE WRITERS, though, are
extremely unfair, Piersall says. "They
exaggerate everything do" he says. "They
say plan things because it's the Tv Game
of the Week. How could anybody plan the
things I do?"
The incident Sunday with Jim Bun
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Senators Prove Grant Is Human

seventh inning of the nightcap.
The normally-quiet Mickey
Vernon was thrown out" of
the first game. Umpire Sam
Carrigan called Green a strike
out victim and Green really
stormed. Vernon Joined him. A
league rule makes it an auto
matte dismissal when a man
ager protests an umpire's deci-
sion on a pitched ball. The
game ended on the next play,
anyway.
FUCHS.
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record this season. Both of his
victories were over the Red
Sox, one on a one-hitter May
Is at Griffith Stadium.
That was the only complete
game Sturdivant fashioned in
10 starts. In his last time out,
a relief job against the White
Sox last Saturday. he was
bombed for six runs and IL
hits in 62s innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-29

he had held it long enough for
the putout.
The stretcher- bearers ran out,
but Piersall regained his feet.
He suffered a cash over his
right eye and continued to play
until the bottom of the fifth
inning.
Gene Green, Washington's
hard-hitting catcher, aggra-
waited his ankle injury when he
stumbled over first base to
avoid being doubled up after
he forced Billy Klaus in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-29
BY BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

CLEVELAND, June 29.-In
the wake of last nights split
with the Indians, the Senators
today moved to shore up their
pitching staff, which sagged
badly during the recent To-
game losing streak.
The club sold Righthander
Tom Sturdivant, the knuckle-
Senators and Other Box Scores; MOTOR
Leosue Standings. Pose A-l8
baller who previously toiled for
the Yankees and Red Sox, to
the Columbus team of the In
ternational League and sent
ShortStop Jim Mahoney to the
same outfit on option. From
Columbus the Senators pur-
chased Tom Cheney, 26-year-
old highlander.
The action came on the heels
of strong, route-going jobs by
Joe McClain and Bonnie
Daniels. McClain was a 3D.
loser in last nights opener, but
Daniels hurled a five-hitter for
a So victory over Mudcat
Grant and 81 lead in the
series.
Gabler Opposes Hawkins
The four-game series ends
tonight with John Gabler (2-2)
starting against Wynn Hawkins
$3.50. Tomorrow the Senator's
move into New York, where
Cheney will report.
Cheney, a 5-foot-11, 1S0-
pound Georgian, was 10 with
the Cardinals in 1857 and 1859,
and last season compiled a
2-2 record for Pittsburgh. He
gave up four hits and famed
six in four innings of relief
for the Pirates in the World
Series.
Cheney brought his record
to GO last night with a six-hit,
10 victory over Toronto in
10 innings. He famed nine
and scored the run himself.
His earned-run average dropped
to 2.70.
Room for Trojan
Mahoney went out on "a
hour recall to make room for
another newcomer, Shortstop
Ron Stillwell, the recent gradu-
ate of the University of South
ern California who signed for
a bonus repeatedly in the $70,-
900 neighborhood.
Mahoney, a slick fielder who
took turns playing shortstop
with Coot Veal and sometimes
Billy Klaus, couldn't make it
with his bat. He was up 1O8
times and had a PAL mark
with one extra-base hit, a tri-
pie, and six runs batted in.
The sale of Sturdivant could
mark the end Nof his big league
career. Sturdivant had a 2-6
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only harmless singles to John
Romano in the sixth and Pinch
hitter Chuck Essegian in the
eighth.
The Senators got two runs
in the sixth on a double by
Gene Woodling, a walk and
singles by Long and Marty
Keough. They scored another
in the seventh on a walk. an
error by Shortstop Woody
Held and a fielder's choice and
added one in the ninth off
Bob Allen on successive singles
by Woodling, Pete Daley and
Willie Tasby, his third of the
game.
Only One Bad Inning
McClain had only one bad
inning in the first game as the
Indians came up with all of
their runs and four Of their
eight hits in the fifth inning.
The Senators took a 20 lead
on the strength of Weddings
single and Tasby's 18th homer
in the fourth.
Bubba Phillips and Held hit
successive singles, and Pitcher
Jim Perry hunted toward third
base. McClain fielded the ball
and threw wild past first, en-
abling both runners to score
and Perry to go to third. He
scored as Mike de Ia HOE lined
to rightfield.
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Duren Fans Il,
Gets Big Hit in
Beating Yanks
By the Associated Press

Ryne Duren had his mo-
ments when he was with the
New York Misunderstanding the
pennant-clinching game of
1858, running up a string of 80
shutout relief innings in 1859,
tying the major league record
by striking out the first five
men he faced as a starting
pitcher last year.
But nothing the onetime re-
lief ace ever did with the YAM
KEGS can match what he did to
the Yankees last night.
The big, fireballing right
handler had them hanging by
their thumbs, striking out a
dozen and giving up just three
hits while coming within three
outs of his first complete game
in the majors as the last-place
Los Angeles Angels won, So.
What's more. Duren trig-
gered a five-run sixth inning
with a two-out two-run single
his first hit in IS at-bats 60
ing back to July 10. 1883.
ahead of Able Parsons three
run homer.
Chicago Streak Ended
Duren's sweet taste of sue
cess, after being bartered off
to the Angels by the Yankees
last month, dropped New York
11a games behind firSt-place
Detroit in the American League
race. The Tigers padded their
lead by choking off Chicago's
winning streak at IL games,
walloping the White Sox, 1875.
Third-place Cleveland split a
twi-night pair with Washing
ton, winning, 80. before the
Senators took a So decision.
Baltimore broke a tie with
Chicago for fourth place by
beating Kansas City. 5-4. And
Boston, despite only four hits,
defeated Minnesota, SO.
Duren (3-8). who had lost
five of his last six decisions,
four by one run, allowed only
two singles through the first
eight innings as he faced the
Yankees for the first time since
the May 8 trade. Then, pressing
and firing. he gave UP his
fourth walk to Roger Maris
leading off in the ninth, and
Mickey Mantle followed with
his oath home run. Jim Dono-
hue mopped up in relief.
Duren gave up the Yanks'
first run in the fourth inning.
Tony Kubek singled and came
around on two infield outs,
scoring from second when
Duren was late covering first
while retiring Mantle on a
grounder.
MOSSi Staggers Through
Bob Turley $3.50 was the
loser, dropping his fourth in a
row since May 8.
The Tigers collected 16 hits
and handed the White Sox
their second defeat in 81 games
with a Seven-run seventh in
ming, getting the clincher on
Mike Roarke's two-out, two
run single. Don Mossi old
gave up is hits, but went all
the way for the victory.
A three-run homer by Earl
Robinson capped a clinching
four-run second inning for the
Orioles at Kansas City and
beat Jim Archer (6-2).
Jackie Jensen'S two-run sim
gle in the first inning and solo
homers by Gary Geiger and
Frank Malone did it for the
Red Sox as Ike O'clock (5-0
breezed in with a five-hitter.
Camilo Pascual (5-10) was the
loser for the Twins, who got
their runs on a home run and
double hui Roh Allison
Evening star., 1961-01-15
1ff0ggR

Plaza. immacuiats s.bedrmTani, mn'saGn sG1
ProVed PROV 0s's Il saSooo. SIS sfs,soo soss sR
loan. Please stop and see how
nice It IS, Throueh Kensinston on
West University blvd, right or
Drumm, left on Faulkner, right
on Coronado place to open sign
Open 1-dark. RIPLEY CO.. Ju
Evening star., 1961-01-15
m60pen

ROSEMARY HILLs-open Is.
2205 Richland Pl.-Vscant. see
this delightful contemporary ram
bier in. secluded. refined location.
get only minis. away from Silver
Spring. Bethesda and eveTything.
3 bedrms.. 2 tile baths, expansive
living room with massive brick
fireplace. full bsmt.. tile floor
rec. rm... covered patio. Immacu-
late cond. Price materially below
its true value. Open to offer.
Variable terms. $500 will handle
incl. settlement to reasonable
purchaser. For full information,
cali WI. 5000 or 10. 5-44l4.
RTE. 97 EXT-Remodeied Colo
NAL on GA acres offers entrance
hall. firepl. In liv. rrn... sep. din.
rm, country kit, 4 bedrms... / VI
baths. den IN bsmt,, outbuildings.
Asking $50. 900. Call Mrs. Oland.
TwEAx;rrottsssa wA; t3tssa; Ju' Sligo s1sSoo. REALTY
SALE BY OWNER-close in Silver
Spring: 2-story brk. and frame;
3 bedrms., BATH liy. rm; wttire-
pl., sep. dining I'M. table-spaee
kit, family rm.. powder rm., lse.
front and ser. rear porches, full
bsmt., rec. area, patio. det ga
rage: S20.250. Out Ga. ave. TO
sligo ave. right 9 blks. TO Wood
bury DR.. and right . blks. to S25
Richmond ave. No agents. JU.
O-4JlU,
Evening star., 1961-01-15
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
New split-foyer Tamblers: 4 bedrms
2 baths. 1se. liv. rm.. SPACIOUS
dining area. family size modern
elec. kitchen. lRe finished rec
'0Sei CLOSE TO EVERYTHING"
A truly exceptional value w/finane-
ing within your, reach.
DIR: Colesyille I'd, to University
blvd, left to Eisner. right q
Edgewood. left to our OPEN SIGNS
ct WEsTPoRT.
ST. JUDE'S PARISH
One year old brick splIt-level;
finished rec, ru. with full beth.
living room 21xle. separate din
ing room. kitchen With table
space. Ideal for q large family.
sTODAY'S BEST BUY"
Assume S17.100 GI loan. Owner
anxious for O quick sale.
DR.: West on Viers Mil road Ia
Arbutus. right to Pacific and our
open sign ct 1300s Pacific.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

MD. OFFICE
25i9 Ennalls Ave. 10. 5-0s44
Rock Creek Palisades
ASSUME 41a% LOAN
$1,000 DOWN
S185 mo. Almost new 4-bedrm. g.
bath home. Dishwasher, washer,
aryer, air cond Rec. room; beau
@. A. ScHLRS1N0ER CO.
R0CKvILLEi 9 excel. homes. $I4,.
800. Lynfield-3-bedrm. rambler
Roeiv tG Pn.'s verS Ise hFh loan IN hssTt esn
assumed Early occupancy.
$20,950: Burgundy Estates-Brick
split-level: 3 bedrms., IN baths,
full rec. rni.; largest lot In area
IN new cond. q. 3. BO0LEY, PO
2-6151.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bed
rm.. ,2-hath Cape Cod, liv. rm. with
firepl, porch; FHA $14,500: $3.50
BooIEY. i've. 20. s-sisi.
ROCKVILLE-S350 dn. and S7l 80
per month will buy this 3-bedroom
10. 5-29p0.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE - Lovely 2-bedrm
rambler; full bsmt.; tree-shaded
lot; Anchor fence: 2 blks. from
elem. school. busline and shopping
center; oenSay 30,day possess; $4,000
H6aH .. PEcK, 11s4s oeorgia Ave
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
ROCKvILLE-$S,OO0 dn. FHA, OF
Ssms Ssssnme 4TS aG,E loan sanS Im%as S.d9ms 6risk
full bsmt.; fully fenced I'd; of
st. park; shown by appt
HURIAUx. REALToR, OIL. 10000
Evening star., 1961-01-15
LAIRD B. SCOTT

Ice. screened porch; finished rec.
rm.: h..w.h.: lovely corner lot:
eonv. TO everything: &2,4UO cash,
bal. 80 yrs. FHA.
LAIRD B. SCOTT
REALTORS JU. s-o42O
SILVER sPRING-Young and old
honeymooners will appreciate this
neat brick home; entrance foyer,
den, sep. din. rm., 2 bedrms. and
to bus and schools In close-in To-
sis.s5o. SLIGO SLIGO Realty. Ss REAL. y
TORS, JU. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING - BY owner; 4
bedrms.. 2 baths. rec. rm., din.
rm.:. carport. Assume lst and 2nd
trust, 5000 plus settlement will
ssl.75o. 1Si VIII. gstsapsn' g.s4pi7. price
SILVER sPRING-Goodman con-
temporary. year old; 3-bedrm., q
bath rambler on beautiful wooded
lot; de luxe kit, din. rm., 2 fire.
places; many extras, S26,b00, LO.
5-S630. q. A. ScHLESINGER CO.
SILVER SPRING. CONTEMPORARY
fully equipped kit. WITS. 4th bed
room and bath roughed in; full
bbsSmt, rec. rm.; Si6.950. 10. g.
HUGH T PECK. 11e4e Georgia Ave.
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
SILVER SPRlNG-Close-in; Q bed
rm. brick rambler: full bsmt. {;
screened porch. OWNER. JU. B.
SILVER SPRING AREA, more than
ample living space-3:bedrnh., q
bath, .air-conditioned brick RAM
bier; liv. rm. w/firepl.. sep. din.
fm'i 'HoMEBHYiElER's s5sf sl5i lRs fSfi DEiLfGHr" TG
Cony, schools, bus. Assume $15.500.
W. j. NICHOLAS Lo. B-osoo
SILVER SPRING AREA: country
living close irf-Brick bi.level;
wooded h-acre completely fenced
in; liv. rm. wIbeamed ceiling, sep.
din; rm.. 8 lge. bedrms., 2 full
A'ns"HEAvEN ON EARTH" .
Finished rec. rm. wLfirepl.. brick
W wPatio y oNTTc.soLss T.ss5 ssd ss0 Io. pls' s-osoo
SILVER sPRING-Beautifui, spa
cious. 4-bedrm, 2ha-bath brick
seiHs. sep. din. rm,, H 1ise. kit pSneied
rec. rm., patio; must see to ap-
pssesei!sdtee: !de VACANT; viii ,sh.9w To-Day; Ssiy
FOR, GA. 4.77i1. VII. 6-4s7i.
SILVER SPRING--Assume S1O,g00
4h% loan: immaculate Colonial;
2 bedrms., frepl. and side porch,
storm doors and windows, full
bsmt. LO. b-2qq0,
HUGH T, PECK. 11248 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
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POTOMAC sPLIT-LEyEL. s44,sot
-4-bedrm. and den, 2h-batf
brick and frame. on ga acres
EN-. 5-3S34. DIR: Out River I'd
streets past Potomac Village Il
Chapel rd., right to PARKER q
PARKER open sign.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
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POTOMAC

.0s37 ADMIRAL's wAY-"coun-
try living at its bestl" Charming
acres Of rolling countryside: en-
tertainment-size living room.
large din. .rm., gracious library
with "a bath. perfect" kitchen;
4 bedrms. (master 14x26), 2
baths: tremendous daylisht rec,
room. screened porch: gear
garage; quality appointments
throughout. Priced In 40s. with
small cash payment. Bus transp.
to public and parochiai schools.
DR.: River rd., miles beyond
Potomac village. left on Admirari
way.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

2015 Gainsboro Rd.-3 bedrns.
bath. util. rm., workroom, storm
windows: newly renovated. S75(
down. S124 mo. incl. everything
Evening star., 1961-01-15
nM0g&n
406 HINSDALE LANE
SILVER SPRING

Brick rambler; 3 bedrms., 21s baths
lge. screened porch; finished rec
rm.. h.-w.h.: lovely corner lot
eony. TO everything: S2,4UO cash
bal. 80 Yrs. FHA.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ROCKVILLE
OPEN SUN. 1 TO

5906 vandergrift Ave.-4 bedrms.
1M baths, liy. rm with fireplace
Convenient location. $500 down
Subject to FHA. S110 per mo
incl. everything.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FoR sALE-BD.

SILVER LIVE o,,;S sEENc1EsS G. s9S s,sssr%.
5000 down, S106 per mo. pays all.
tEtsENACHER REALTY. LO. 4-5555
SILVER sPRING--ALL AMERICAN
BEAUTY brick rambler on level
fenced lot. large bedrms., de luxe
kitchen. separate din. rn.. attrac.
rec. rm. Priced to sell Sl4,950.
HUGH 7. PECK. Rockville, GA.
1855.
SILVER sPRlNG-Close-in 4-bed-
rm., 2z-bath brick Cape Cod.
FAMILY LIVING"
walk-out bsmt. wlrec. rm., q spa
W. ]. NICHOLAS He. 4-lOOO
Evening star., 1961-01-15
LANGLEY PARK
SIIGO PARK AREA

See this majestic 3-bedrm,, Ia
Ing formal din. rm. huge kit.
"a BEAUTY"
step down porch to flagstone patio
surround By Towering shrubs and
trees, walk out basmt. w'Tec. rm.
near everything. :,
DIR, Out N, Hamp, ave. to Univ;
blvd. and left Carroll ave. and
left to Garland ave. and left TO
1858 Garland ave. Open to B.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
NICHOLAS /: !
HE. 4-100O

HE. F-IUUU
ALL THE ELEMENTS that are re-
quired for happy home owners
you will find in this lovely brick
Colonial; 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
20-ft. liv. rm.. full bsmt., Anchor
fenced yard, conv. to everything.
Priced below appraised value. Call
for the buy of the year.
FREESTATE PROPERTIES
AID r-1oGR
Evening star., 1961-01-15
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TWTNBROOK - Almost-neEa split.
ssSl bsGrms A'ismf family large ROOM i't trust Ssts
washer, dryer, air conditioner ant
the finest lot in the area! Com,
pletely fenced and level and fillec
with gorgeous treesl Vacant; movl
in tomorrow S21.950.
10 REACH: Out VierS Mil I'd. Il
Twinbrook parkway list righi
turn before shopping ctrJ; riRhi
70 Linthicum and left to 32t
Ltnthicum st. JAS. c. CONLEY
Il CO., Realtors, JU. 0-4l34,
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

PARKW0oD - Garden lovers at.
tentioni Level Y acre with g.
bedrm, brick rambler: $19,e50:
full bsmt.. fin. rec. rrn. SAMUEL
=. BOGLEY OF ND. INC, OIL
6-7s00, TODAY 1O-5.
P0T0MAC--Brand-nsw; 5 bedrms.
ga baths, fam. rm.,, lge. ultra,
mod. kit, patio, 2-eaf gar; 3h
acres. J. NOBLE BoAz, OIL. q
1000.
POT0MAc-PEOPLE's CHOICE
o. l-aere lot. S26,e50. This house
true. A mile from public Eoii
course and. few minutes from
country. clubs in @ truly suburban
area. II Is . cute 3-hedrm. ram.
bier with no bsmt. but has pan
eled Nv. room with fireplace. din
and paneled breeseway and fin
woman ,oaH 'tsoSia WoSaia love WI Ibis pet hoass aH!
II Is easy and economical TO keep
Just completed. Come and hav'
We have two other new houses
finished and could Sc seen at an an;
2 ss' 5. PEOPLES. Realty. EM. S-417:
POTOMAC. MD, - Sparkling new
4:bedroom, split-ieyel home on /
high. wooded lot in an exeelien
part Of the community. Price
$43.b00. Other homes available
OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor. Ma
S-9340: ewes, AK. s)-9211.
POTOMAC : LAKEWOOD AREA
New 4-bedrm, 2-bath contempt
rary rambler on 2 acres; indi
yidually designed for country liv
Ing; must be seen. S49,500, 9. e
BOCLEY. INC pn 1.fiKi
Evening star., 1961-01-15
mM0pen

Observation-Disclosures
6-room frame house. spacious liy
rm.. ultramod, kit, disposal. dbl
bedIa bath, full bsmt., paneled
rec. bar. ldry. rm.. auto
VASE Arier. furnace rm., storm
Wine beaut. handicapped lot;
chain Ink fenced. barbecue pit;
adj. 4 Jck Greek PIX, near NH,
Naval Med. Ctr: newly interior
decor: Sl6.250. Terms. $3.50 Plus
settlement. bal. 80 year FHA
S96.34 per no.: vacant. DIR:
Out Conn. ave. to Knolls ave,
west on Knolls to Parkwood. left
on Parkwood TO 10614 and open
sign: or, Wis. ave TO Cedar "a
Parkwood to open signs.
CHAS. H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Nd.
WI. s-9223 or 30l-DI. 0-3262
KENsINGTON--Assume or FHA
expandable Cape Cod on wooded
lot near Rock Creek Park. Rec
ynl. Only S15,50O.
C. p. FLETCHER
OPEN, 0.9. 10. 5-467i
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Burnt Mills Village

Luxurious center hall rambler In
prestige area, Extra large rooms,
custom builf .wlplastered walls
and hot water heat. Quarter acre
BEST OF EVERYTHING"
Family room with built-in barhe-
cue pit. House vacant. Must De
seen to be appreciated. Come out
today.
DIR: Out New Hampshire ave, left
on Northwest drive to Columbia
pike. left TO Southwest drive ano
our OPEN SION OF $40 southwest
drive.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

excel cond.; sia'Soo. o.K1d I
KEN DRusKIN q CO.. Lo. 5-2oQS
ROCKVILLE - 3.bbedrm. M MIsmblsr.
2:bedrm. rambler: no SIS down
S76 mo. TAMBLYN q CO., 10.
5-2930.
R0CKvILLE-3-bedrrn, brk. RAM
age area: newly redec.: $16,750
FHA approved; immed. occupancy:
ROGER H. SPENCER CO., GA,
4-5151, WI. $4,000.