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Evening star., 1961-05-19
Home Plate Club
Urging Dinner
Reservations

Because Of the heavy de-
mand for tickets for the Home
Plate Clubs dinner Wednes-
day night at the Touchdown
Club those who intend to go
are requested to make reserva-
tions through Danny Bass at
Juniper 5-l47l.
The Home PlaterS will honor
Bill Flester, who is retiring
from Wilson Sporting Goods
Co
Among those who have &C
cepted invitations are several
former major leaguers in
Guiding Bill Werber. Frank
CHome Rum Baker, Nick AL
trock and Johnny Welaj.
Pete Quesads, president o1
the Washington baseball team
will speak.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Eastern District
Fuvored to Win
SchooIboy Track

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May
I19 (AP).-The strong Eastern
District is expected to provide
the team champion in the Vir-
ginia Group IA scholastic
track championship tomorrow
at William and Mary College.
The meet begins at 10:30 am.
Hampton, Newport News,
Warwick, Great Bridge and
Norview all are considered title
contenders. Newport News won
the meet last year.
Washington-Lee, the North
ern District champion, also is
considered a title threat. The
Generals also have possible
record breakers in Hurdler Earl
Pegram and Harold Hudgins in
the discus. Wakefield and An
nandale of the Northern Dis
trict also are expected to make
good showings IN the meet.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Jane Schiller Pressed
In Mid-AtIontic Final

ELLICOTT CITY. Md, May
19 (SpeciaD Jane Schiller car
ried a two-stroke lead into the
final round Of the Middle Allan
tic women's golf championship
today, but the low five players
were within three strokes of
the top.
The University Of Maryland
Junior from Salisbury, Md, had
an 80 to tie for low round of
the second day at Turf Valley
yesterday. She is on top with
81-80-161.
Mrs. Frank Cush, the de-
Tending champion from Argyle,
forgot a bruised back and also
shot 80 for 1853, a score matched
by Mrs. Edward C. Ferriday
jr., of Chevy Chase with 81-82
Mrs. Cush was hit in the back
by a full drive last Sunday.
At 164 were Mrs. Barbara
Diggs Hughes of Richmond
1885. and Mary Alice Saw
yer. the 16-year-old schoolgirl
80-84.
Again the longer and tougher
front nine sent the scores soar
ing. Miss Schiller was 43-37 anc
Mrs. Cush 1898. Mrs. Hughes
was ou: in IS and back in 4C
and Mary Ann Downey. the
! three time champion from Bal
Evening star., 1961-05-19
PGA Will Suspend
Absentees at Memphis

sion from PGA play plus a $500
fine II they play in a tourna-
ment other than the Memphis
Open two weeks from today.
Terms Of Contract
The PGA Executive Com
mittee has instructed the tour
nament committee to live up
to the full terms of the con-
tract signed many months ago.
Nothing will be done, how
ever, until a contract is broken
There have been conflicts
before, but these never in
volved more than one to three
men. Snead was not involved
in the contract, but he still
had to ask PGA permission
He asked for it and 1 gave II
to him."
The Memphis contract calls
for appearances there of the
1860 Open and PGA cham
pions, the Is top players in
last years Memphis Open, the
previous Memphis winners,
winners Of PGA events in the
last IL months and the top 25
PGA tour players of 1860.
What irked Memphis Off
cials was the fact that too
many pros had requested per-
mission to play in the four day
pro-am in Odessa.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w. Va. May 19 (AP).-The
PGA still is involved in a full
sized hassle with the Memphis
Open sponsors, who demand
action because about 20 Of the
top pro golfers are planning to
skip the $4,000 tournament
June IA.
Sam Snead and Arnold d
Palmer are scheduled to COM
pete in the international Cup
matches in Puerto Rico, along
with Gary Player, who is repre-
Isenting South Africa. and Stan
Leonard, representing Canada
The Cup matches are the same
dates. Only Snead has permis-
sion from the PGA to compete.
Doug Sanders, Billy Maxwell,
Don January, Bob Rosburg, Bo
Wininger, Ernie Vossler. Dave
l. Hill and others are planning to
compete in a $4,000 Pro-Ama-
teur at Odessa, Tex, the same
dates.
Official PGA Statement
THE conflict involves more
than 20 players, J. Edwin Car
ter. PGA tournament director,
said today.
Palmer Omitted States Open
champion), Player (Masters
champion) and Leonard needed
permission from both the PGA
and Memphis Open officials to
play in the cup matches.
Mark Vorder Bruegge, presi-
dent Of the Colonial Country
Club of Memphis, appeared be-
fore the PGA executive COM
mittee last Tuesday in Holly
wood, Fla, and made a formal
protest on conflict Of date. He
requested that the contract be-
tween the PGA and Memphis
Open officials be lived up to
the spirit and letter"
What does this mean?
1T means" said Carter,
that the golfers involved are
subject to six months suspen-
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Wall andCupit
Share Lead al
Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. May 1s
(AP) Art Wall and Buster
Cupit set out to hold their
2-stroke lead in the Hot Springs
Open golf tournaments second
round today while 80 other pro-
fesSional golfers scrambled to
get within the top so" cutoff
point.
The field will be cut after
today's 18 holes. Yesterday, Is
golfers shot par 70 or better
over the 7,000-yard Hot Springs
Country Club course.
Wall and Cupit fired 7-under-
65S to take the early lead
Right behind them at 81 were
Jerry Steelsmith and Mike
SoWhak. Then. at 68. came
%Nug Sanders, Julius BoroS. Al
Geiberger. Dave Ragan and
Mason Rudolph.
Wall. Of Pocono Manor, Pa.
shot a steady 31-34-65 with
seven brides. He missed by
inches a 65-foot chip shot on
the 18th hole.
Cupit, a country club pro at
Fort Smith. Ark, had a slightly
more irregular 31-34-65 with
eight brides and a bogey. Both
had 26 puts.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Bob Suffridge
In Hall of Fame

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May l9
(AP). - Bob Suffridge, ALL
America guard at Tennessee in
1910, has been elected to the
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame.
- Suffridge, a real estate sales
man, said yesterday he was
notified Of his selection by
Harvey Harman, executive di-
rector of the foundation.
Suffridge, who was named to
the Mid-Century All-America
team picked by the Associated
Press in 1850, is the fifth Ten
nessee player elected to the
Hall of Fame.
Others previously honored
were Halfback Gene McEver
1854; Halfback Beattie Feath-
ers, 1855; Quarterback Boldly
Dodd and the late Herman
Hickman, a guard. in 1859.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Safe Boating Clinic
Scheduled Sundoy

Aluminium Co. Of America and
three district aluminium boat
dealers will conduct an "in
water" safe boating clinic at
2:3O pm. Sunday.
The clinic. co-sponsored by
Alcoa and the boat dealers
w. j. Little and Co.. Nash
Marine, and Washington Mar
ina, will be held at Municipal
Fire Pier No. 5, 500 Maine
avenue S.W.
Because mooring facilities
are lacking at the Municipal
Pier, the Washington Marina
will display a new 40-foot alu-
minum Richardson at it's own
docks on Maine avenue.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
FISHING
FISHING
Best Bet
Nearby
Is Ponds

Best prospect for fishing In
the nearby Washington area
over the week ends seem to be
the ponds. They are producing
bass. pickerel, crappie and blue
gill.
Otherwise, conditions are
poor All the rivers are either
muddy or off-color, including
the Potomac, Rappahannock
and Rapidan. Only the Mon
ocacy seems to be fairly clear.
A trout fisherman who visited
Big Hunting Creek near Thur
mont found it out of its banks
Saturday but it had receded
by Sunday and was fishable.
However, fishing was poor.
Swamp Produces Pickerel
Charles Milton, regional fish
culturist for the Maryland
Game Commission, reports
good bluegill and crappie fish
ing in the Marlboro ponds be-
hind the tobacco warehouses
at Upper Marlboro. The Zekiah
swamp is producing pickerel
and Greenbelt Lake, Cedarville
and HugheSville Community
Ponds are good for bass.
Bay fishing is slowly picking
up with rockfish catches in
the Choptank and Eastern Bay
and fair fishing reported off
Crisfield. A few founders are
biting in Tangier Sound.
Further afield, sea bass and
porgies continue to bite for
the head boats running week
ends out of Ocean City, Md,
and small founders can be
caught by small boats inside
the inlets there and at Chin
colleague, Va.
Off Wachapreague. Va, black
drum are being taken along
with good-sized founders. Some
channel bass also are being
caught by surf casters on the
Eastern Shore islands.
Down on the Outer Banks Of
North Carolina channel bass
and many bluefish have hit
into the Oregon Inlet area.
A physician from Richmond,
Va, caught a 6512-pound cham
mel bass trolling a spoon off
Oregon Inlet last Saturday.
-COVELL.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Benlan Makes
zQuaIifyingB Bid
AtBeIIeHaVen

The Belle Haven Four-Ball
tournament, probably the first
amateur event in District golf
history to attract the National
Amateur champion and runner
up, gets down to serious busi-
ness today with the appearance
Of Deane Beman and Bob
Gardner of New York.
Beman, who defeated Gard
ner in the Amateur finals at
st. Louis last year, will team
with Billy Buppert of Bethesda
Country Club in the two-man
team, best-ball, no-handicap
tournament. Gardner and
Wally SeZna, nonresident men,
ber of Belle Haven from Will
mington, Del, will complete
the qualifying field today at
2:39 pm.
The low 16 teams will make
up the championship flight
for two match-play rounds to-
morrow and the semifinals and
finals Sunday. There will be
three other flights.
Beman and Buppert are ex-
perienced golfing partners, hav-
ing won the John G. Anderson
Memorial 4-ball in New York.
Bobby Brownell and Ralph Bo-
gart, three-time winners at
Chevy Chase. also have won
the Anderson three times. They
are qualifying today.
Twenty-six of the l01 teams
played their qualifying round
yesterday. Buddy Clark and
Bill Buehler of Argyle put to-
gether a best ball of 50 to take
the early lead for the medal.
The JankowSki brothers of
Prince Georges, Mike and John.
posted a par 70, along with Sid
Carroll and Harry Lee Thomas
of Washington G&CC.
1t probably will take a score
Of par or better to make the
title flight. The defending
champions, Larry Murphy and
Bill Brownrigg of Manor Club,
are automatic qualifiers.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annsndale, 5: George Washington, 3.
Blair. z; High Point, 0.
Carroll, 16; Spingarn, IS.
DuVal, l3; Laurel. /.
Glenelg, II; Mackin. 3.
Hoffman-Boston. 3; Jennie Dean. l.
LaPlata, Z: Surrattsville, 5 40 in
ninES).
Lee, Q: Hammond, 1.
Northwestern. 12: BladensburR. q.
Phelps, 10; Ballou. /.
Richard Montgomery, 8: B-CC, 0.
Suitland, 4 Oxon Hill. 0.
GAMES TODAY
Eastern VS. Phelps at Spingarn, $40.
Spingarn VS.. Chamberlain at Eastern
$40.
Ballou at Anacostia. 800.
Dunbar at Western, $50.
Coolidge at Wilson, $40.
Carroll at st. Johns. $50.
st. Adams at Friends, $40.
Georgetown Prep at Maret, $50.
Notre Dame at Neale, $3.50.
Groveton at Washington-Lee, 4,
Mclean at Fairfax. 8.
GAMES TOMORROW
o'connell at Benedictine (Rich,
Landon at st. James. 2.
Woodbury. Forest at Episcopal, 3
Northwestern at Navy Plebes, 2
George, Mason at James Wood, 4.
DeMatha at DuVal, 2.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
MARYLAND BI-CoUNTY LEAGUE

The race for the baseball
championship in the Maryland
Bi-County League is coming
right down to the wire with
four clubs in a position to
win it.
Richard Montgomery is on
top with one-game lead over
Northwestern. Suitland and
Blair. The Rockets play Blair
Monday. Northwestern takes on
Oxon Hill and High Point
meets Suitland in games in
volving the leaders.
Each Of the top four clubs
has a rained-out game which
might have to be played to
decide the title. Vince
Holochwest. the supervisor Of
physical education for Prince
Georges County, reports that
the principals Of the schools
will decide Monday night If
these games will be played.
Northwestern has a rained-
out game with Richard Mont
gomery which would have a
direct bearing on the title If
both clubs win Monday.
Richard Montgomery yester-
day knocked off Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 80. at Rockville
on a three-hitter by Bruce
Mackey. Mackey. a senior
highlander. struck out seven
and walked three in chalking
up his fifth straight victory.
In other league games Suit
land shut out Oxon Hill. 40.
at Suitland: Northwestern took
a 1875 decision at Bladensburg,
and Blair won over High Point,
TO, at High Point. Craig Jones
bases-loaded homer featured
the Blair attack.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
4 Teams Still in Scrap
For Bi-County Pennont
ADMIRALS MISS
TITLE-CLINCHER

Sophomore Righthander Mark
Otis yesterday set down Ham
mond on seven hits as Lee took
a 81 victory at Lee to spoil the
Admirals' chances Of wrapping
up the Northern Virginia Group
la title.
Otis went all the way to pick
up his sixth victory Of the sea-
son. Garland Fowler had four
hits and two RBI and Mike
Peeler had three hits and three
RBI to feature Lees 13-hit at
tack. All of Lees hits we're
singles.
Hammond remained in the
league lead with a 1913 mark,
followed by Fairfax. 9-3. The
Rebels can tie Hammond for
the regular-season title with a
victory over Mclean today.
The league tournament be-
gins Wednesday at Mount Ver-
non and Alexandria Municipal
Stadium. Eight teams will COM
pete in the single-e elimination
tourney.
MARYLAND BI-CoUNTY
OXQN HILL -- 600 900 90 ! 3
sUTTLAED go, 0o2 02o x-,4 9 l
and McDaniels.
NoRTHwTERN 500 Oo7 o-l21o 3
Bresnahan. Zaas a. and stasulli;
Jones. Sayia %. Godsey (6l. Ramsey
t6) and Jones.
HIGH POINT - 900 900 90 5 /
Goubeau and BsnEleSdorf: Smith,
Leaderman 90 and Emmet.
HR-JoneS OBJ. 7. 3 on.
R. MONTGOMERY CS22 100 "a 9 9
Mngenfelter and Austin; Mackey and
Ricketts,.
n. VIRGINIA GROUP IA
hANMoNn EEE S49S 5aooYY 5aoY 992a1s !
williams, Hodges t3j and Grove:
Otis and Speer.
ANNANDALE 300 600 Is 9 !
@ WASHINGTON 200 Ol0 % 2 &
Langhorne and Atherton: Rerlin,
Gorham t5l and johnson
HR-Diamond tGWl LIST. one on.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
ssRFSoAEfH sRIG9AfN sgB 81 h309o o4o 99SS!I-IS,S Z
HAWKINS. Hunt tsD and Elder. Reed
~ Martin. Fenlon 90. Marehons
HR-Simmons (spinEarn). 4th, three
NTERHIGH LEAGUE
BHH6s BzEI6S - SSI SSI SSS SSS dE dd-l9Ilss 3 g
Beatty. Mccall 90 and coehins,
Mango tol: Coins. Yates C6l, Smell
hR@Davis PJ 4. one one.
OTHERS
RoHT AEaFEE k-b6sfoN REAN SS2 SSS 90 90 91E5 !
Lewis and Quinn: Cant and Chap
atcKM atsFEHo - 4I3 "a SSs SSa - :
Shaw. Gina (2l and AndruzE. Hill
80: Koudelka. sturgill (7) and @.
HR-spurrier oao 3. two on.
LAUREL ----- 100 900 o-l 2 8
DUVAL ---- l03 los x-l3 Is
Hamilton and Leishure; Knott and
Provencal. Rose ca.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

timore C. c., was out in 46, but
back in 80 for IS and 167.
Mrs. Ferriday was low on the
front nine with 40 and was
the tournament leader for 81
holes. She had AZ coming back.
Miss Schiller won the Payne
Cup, major medal play tourna-
ment of the Maryland State
Golf Association, in 1858, and
last year was runnerup for the
Maryland womens champion
ship,
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Winter League Bon
On Apuricio Official

MARACAIBO. Venezuela. May
19 (AP).-The Caribbean Base
ball Federation yesterday ap-
proved a three-year suspension
Of Luis Aparicio, Chicago White
Sox shortstop. for failure to ap-
pear in the final game Of the
Inter- American series in Cara
cas- last winter.
Aparicio has stated in Chica-
go he did not plan to play ball
again in Venezuela for several
years. He had been playing
winter ball for Maracaibo.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Mrs. Bubb's las
Takes Tourney

Mrs. Arnold Babb, president
Of the Women's District GoN
Association. won the Harry
Griesmer Cup tournament Of
the Bethesda Country Club
women golfers yesterday.
Mrs. Babb had rounds Of
94-89 and deducted 19 handicap
strokes from each for a winning
net las. Mrs. Frank Law won
low gross with a pair Of 89s
for 178.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-V
TeIevision
TODAY

TODAY
Auto Racing
Speedway international
WTTG-5, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Senators at Baltimore
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7
10:45 pm.
Horse Racing
$50, ,000-added Acorn Stakes
WTTG-5, 4:30 pm.
3150,000 added Preakness
from Pimlico, WTOP-9. 5:3C
pm.
Wide World of Sports
England's Soccer Champion.
ship, WMAL-7, S pm.
Boxing
Jorge Fernandez VS.. Teddy
Wright, middleweights, WMAI
7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Baltimore at New York
WJZ-13, 2 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowlin g
WMAL-7, 3 pm.
Golf
Gallant Golf Guide, WRC-
4, 4:30 pm. (premiere).
Celebrity Golf, WRC-4,
pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
WASHINGTON, D. e.
w A RoyheY Eeso

WASHINGTON. D. c.
W. A. Borber ESQ
10Th and Maine Avenue SW.
Bronch Avenue ESQ
32ol Penno. Avenue Sc.
Bucks Gulf
4595 ST. Bornobos Rood
Colonial ESQ
1927 N Street NV
H. Distod's Amoco
9th and Psnno. Avenue Sc.
Edwords & Fritter Amoco
sli sIodersbvrs Rood Ne.
Avenue ESQ
1901 Penno. Avenue Sc.
Horry's Sericenter
400 c Street S.W.
Navel ESQ
2l2 N Street Sc.
Joe N. Johnson Sunoco
4635 S. Capitol Street
Bronch Auto Electric
5000 Broneh Avenue Sc.
Brooks ESQ
1901 Georgia Avenue NV.
ChorIes P. Galloway
3oe Rhode IsIend Avenue NV.
Congress Heights ESQ
2757 Nichols Avenue Sc.
Douglas Heights ESQ
2l25 Alabama Avenue Sc.
Fosters ESQ
Alabama and Psnno. Avenue Sc.
Glossmonor She'll
4675 S. Capitol Street
Hillcrest Heights
1854 Iverson Street Sc.
Burr Heishmon's Texoco
Wisconsin Avenue and @ Street NV.
MARYLAND
Clint Sisson's ESQ
1901 csorsio Avenue
Wheaton Texoco
il24l Gsersio Avenue
Hardware City
l2222 Viers Mill Rood
Wheaton, Morylond
Blockburn's Sunoco
Go. Ave. and University Blvd.
Wheoton, Maryland
Community Paint &
Hardware, Inc.
725o Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, Maryland
D 6 D Sinclair
Asol Annapolis Rood
sIodsnsbure, Maryland
Ace Equipment, Inc.
1910 Window Rood
Brentwood, MoryIond
Guy Brothers
Clements, Maryland
Hopkins Sunoco
Hall, MoryIond
Kensington Cycle
1882 Connecticut Avenue
kensine'on, Maryland
Bills Hardware
7431 Annapolis Rood
Londovsr, Maryland
Lonhom Mobil
9o7l Annapolis Rood
Lunhom, Maryland
P. H. Moore
MitehellviIIe. Maryland
Motteson Supply Co.
Prince Frederick. Maryland
Johnson's ESQ
$40 Huneerford Drive tRt. 355l
Rockville, Marylend
Ernest Hardware
1894 SUtIond Rood
Sui'lond, Maryland
A. c. Young & Company
Upper Marlboro. moryIond
Owens Service
Valley Lee, Maryland
Hopkins Tructor & Equip. Co.
Hall, Maryland
woodward Texoco
RI. 233, Box II
Upper Marlboro, Maryland
Moorheod's Atlantic
1892 W. Broad Street
Foils Church, Virginia
TuthilIs Texoco
6e4e N. Fairfax Drive
69l7 lee Hishwoy
Falls Church, Virginia
Chuck's MobiI
MsrrifieId Lee Hishw1y
MerrifeId, Virginia
Foirfox Hardware
III W. Main
Foirtox, Virginia
Western Bronch Diesel, Inc.
1888 lee Hiehwoy
MerifieId, Virginia
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Radio
TODAY
Baseball


Senators at Bait NOR e,
WTOP-1500, and WOL-1450,
8 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Senators at Baltimo mor e,
WTOP-1500, and WOL-1450,
2 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators at Los Angeles,
WTOP-1500, AIS pm. (dou-
ble-header).
Orioles at New York, VOL
145Q. l:55 pm. double
header.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

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Evening star., 1961-02-12
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Evening star., 1961-02-12
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VIII, firepl. in liy. rm.. large
knotty pine kit, sep. din. area
and full rec. type bsnt. On corner
lot in excellent Ray Park loca-
tion. Easy conventional financ-
ing, and priced only S3l,9S0. Call
It'll 8 pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
8. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
DISTRICT HGTS. AREA, open /
It'll 8, 1880 Walters lane-5-yr.- =
old vacant brick Cape Cod; 150-
II. lot; walk to church, schools;
$3.50 dn. FILA; Sl3,96O. Dir: 4
blks. directly In front of Mt.
Calvary Church. RE. 6-4l4O;
ewes. LU. 2.3542. CAMPBELL
EAST PINES. Riverdaie = Handy
mans special; lots Of potential
3-bedrm. detached. assume pay
ments. NE. S-l2l2.
Evening star., 1961-02-12
GI's NO MONEY DOWN

SV~ 4NAO4NI I DOV N
HYATTSVILLE
Lovely Colonials priced at only
SlO,95O and only SOL per month
WIsep. din. rm.. full bsmt., An
chor-fenced yards.
Four-bedrm., lh-bath. hot-vater-
heated home; full bsmt,, huge
yard; full price only $l3,95O. al
no money down.
PALMER PARK
vacant. immediate occupancy. Newly
decorated 3-bedrm. masonry ram.
blers: Anchor-fenced yards: full
price only $l2,500. CT no money
down.
"REAL BUYS FOR o1s"
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-100o
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Houses by Hughes

available now. not next
S10.950-Snowbound Belair
is long way off. maybe
never; enjoy this little home
now: 8 bright bedrms., bsmt.,
garage. No money down TO
vets. $3.50 per mo.
S13,50O-Cozy, comfy town
house. Solid brick all the
way to the top: 3 double
bedrms, Ia baths; fun
hsmt.: $3.50 down will do 1t.
S15.500 - Vacant. move
riRht in. Exhilarating BIZ
level, freshly renovated By
Sehumaker. Choice Chever-
" location. No money down
w. r. Hughes Co.
P. 7-1400 REALToRi
Evening star., 1961-02-12
HYATTSVTT,J,E

Owners ready to talk. How
about you? Strikinsly impos-
ing is this roomy, completely
renovated 3-bedrm. Colonial,
vacant and ready for living.
Ideal area with parochial
and public schools close by.
Sep. din. rm.; h.-w. h. You
have many little extras in
this older home with todRy's
atmosphere. Priced S14,500.
$3.50 down FHA should
Evening star., 1961-02-12

OXON HILL - Assume large CT
loan (no qualifying necessary:
3-bedroom split-level, IN baths.
Immediate possession. RE. 6-6220.
GRIBBLE REAL ESTATE.
OXON HILL, Southlawn = $500
down. FHA. 3-bedroom rambler.
h.-w.h., fenced lot. Immediate
possession. RE. 6-6220. GRIBBLE
REAL ESTATE.
PALMER PK.-3-bedrm. rambler;
WieS 1sPSed down ya5d psyment yaeent TFoys s1sg IN
OWNER, Lo. 6-2131.
PALMER PK.I S196 dn.-3 bedrm.
semidet. rambler, storm windows,
fenced I'd; excel. cond. Assume
present financing. ME. S-1212,
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