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Evening star., 1961-03-04
Terp WrestIers
Far Ahead in
ACC Tourney

The question is not whether
the University of Maryland will
win its eighth straight Atlantic
Coast Conference wrestling
tournament tonight at Cole
Field House, but whether 1t
will Surpass the record 109
points it scored in 1858.
The Terps have 81 points so
far and have qualified wres-
tiers for each of the 10 class
finals, eight winning semifinal
matches yesterday and two 9TH
ers reaching the final round
on byeS.
North Carolina advanced six
wrestlers to the finals, while
North Carolina State and Vir-
ginia qualified two each.
The Tar Heels are second for
the moment with As points, fol-
lowed by Virginia with 80, N. C.
State 18 and Duke IL. All five
Duke entries lost out in the
SemifinalS.
Summaries:
SEMIFINALS
1913 pounds-Ronald Maunder (Md)
pinned Jack Ward tNCSI, 5:45; Reg
Brooker NS) decisioned Andy Preston
130 pounds-sam Bossert Md de-
cisioned Mickey Nelson ,(NCl, 80;
Fred Cook CNCS) decisioned John
Ramey Va), 5-1.
1877 pounds-Bob Smith (Md)
pinned John BigeS tVaO. 1857: Bob
Reynolds lNCS) decisioned Cary Nc
~ poundsLPat varre (MdJ de-
eisioned Chuck Grossman (Duke).
l57 pounds-eene KERN lMd0 de-
sRufofd Joe cG'0 dscsiOn.d sks AdSs2s sSpt
0T7ei ~ poundsLGienn und;l Sa Chaser CNc, de.
cisioned Jack Williams IVaJ, So:
Karl offenbaeher Md pinned VIII
liam Dryfoss tDukel, 1885.
III pounds Harry Lake (Va.)
pinned Scott Lomer CDuke). 4:27: Bili
Rishell !Md.I decisioned willis John
lel iNIS, pcunds&Rn shipp INC, de-
ciSioned Peyton Rowan (Va), 5-l.
Heavyweight-Roger Shoals (Md)
pinned Riley Ayers (Va.l, 3:47.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
Blair Winds Up
Unbeuten Slate

Montgomery Blair High
School last night completed
an unbeaten basketball sched-
ule for the second time in four
years with an 85-46 romp over
Northwood at Blair.
Bob Windsor paced the
Blazers 10Th victory against
one tie) by scoring 18 points,
giving him an even 800 for
the season so far.
Blair, which lost its only
game of the 1878 season in
the Maryland State finals, ad-
vances to that same tourna-
ment next week. facing Mil
ford Mill of Baltimore County
at 9 pm. Friday at Cole Field
HOuSa
Evening star., 1961-03-04
NeuIe Triumphs
Over LonqfeIIow

Dick Racey scored the last
three points of the game on
foul shots to bring Archbishop
Neale from behind to a 63-62
victory over Longfellow School
last night at LaPlata Armory.
Racey totaled 80 points, fol-
lowing 81 and 29-point efforts
in two earlier games this week.
Neale wound up its season with
Evening star., 1961-03-04
ConfidenceUp
As Spingarn
Takes I'd Title
BY JOHN MELOY
Star Staff Writer

Spingarn High Schools con-
fidence scared skyward after
winning its second consecutive
Interhigh League basketball
title. This distinction earned
them the right to meet formida-
BILE DeMatha, Catholic League
champion, at $50 pm. Wednes-
day for the city title at Mary
land University's Cole Field
House.
I'VE are confident of victory
against DeMatha," Coach Will
liam Rountree said after his
team overwhelmed Eastern for
the third time this season, 81
"a, yesterday before a turn
away crowd at Mckinley Tech.
John Moffatt, Eastern coach,
was very impressed with Spin
garn'S performance. IF they
play like they did today, they
can beat anybody" he COM
mented.
Ollie johnson and Roy Will
kins, as they have been all sea-
son, were the workhorses for
Spingarn. They combined for
At points and % rebounds.
David Bing. Spingarn's play
maker and fine ball handler,
turned in a sparkling perfor-
nance, besides netting Is
points. Teammate Donald
Hicks contributed 13.
Eastern's only threat came
when it pulled to within six
points, $3.50, with five min
utest left in the third period.
But Spingarn turned on the
power whenever needed.
Willie Johnson, although
outscored by Jerome Chambers
by one point, was a standout
for Eastern. The former foot
ball star made IA points and
led the fight under the back
boards.
Evening star., 1961-03-04

LOUISVILLE, KY. Mar. 4
(AP).-Churchill Downs today
released the names OF l55
thoroughbreds nominated fol-
the 87th Kentucky Derby or
May 6.
The nominees:
r. D. Adams. Redmar.
Alamode Farm Mode J. spieSeD
Vapor Whirl.
Alberta Ranches. Ltd. IFranE
McMIshons e. and nd G MaS RslR; Asrty Fiut'er'
Avonwood stable CMr. and Mrs
Charles Mather, III, Commend.
S. NJ. Barton. Rhonda's Boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bauer, Aero
Kenneth L. Bliss, Thirty Flights,
william K. Boder, Red Tuxedo.
A; A Bradford and r. Brennan jr.
Brae Burn Farm tJameS Mccue)
Jay Fox. Bedrock
Briardale Farm Anthony ImbesD
Brookmesde Stable lMrs. Dodg,
Sloane), Bowl Of Feathers, Matey
Yankee Sailor
J. Graham Brown, Hes A Pistol
Mrs. Joseph W. Brown. OIL Patch
! TheodSre 5. guhl,, Thinking Man, m
Cain Hoy Stable III. F. GugRenheim)
Calumet Farm tMrs. Gene Markey)
Beau Prince, orazio, outrigger, Plum
Louis Chester. Kings Song.
Wilbur Clark and William Radko'
Vich. ROnnie'S Ace.
Gilbert Cohen, Fat Rogndone.
Seymour cohn, Quinn Honey.
Z. Sergeant Reynolds and Thomas e
! =. cossToye, Blue Groom.
Richard Crosby and A. l. Lovelsdy
' Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Daniel, JET
Darby Dan Farm John W. Gal.
breath, Swing Span Up Scope Win
Emerson Davis. Roman Lad.
s. E D'Ippolito. Spartan Dip:
Mr' n C. R2SsTt S9eT, L odSs D0stfg psl ou'd"l'an'
Emil A. Dust, Dearborn, Mocking.
EASTWOOD Stable rJsmes Martin ant
Rifhfcs Rfcsm Ristas sa6s FSStr hSSsl son Elliot
Frank Mackle(, Sailor Beware.
Rex e. Ellsworth, Hustle Bubble
Olden Times.
Lord Ennisdale. Baynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Each, Wire Us.
c. B.. Fischbach, Fingers Crossed.
Harold M. Florsheim. Sails Beau.
Peter Fuller. Ross Sea.
= Earl Gaar, Edward A.
William C. Gilmore. Indian All. We
j; H. Good and R. salvino, Mysti
pride.
Grandview Stable Harry B. Massey,
Bethel Park.
Z Hugh A Grant. Navarch.
: Nancy Ann Green, Sunaaua.
i Greenacres Stock Farm and A. @.
Stable, Roam O'Brook.
sGreentree Stable (Mrs. Charles Pay
koh and John H., whitney,. Rudolph
Trial Balloon
W. Logan Grier. jr., lisa Great Day
Louis L. Hasgin II. AState: Lester
Harbor View Farm nouis e. Wolf
son). Garwol
B. J Harmon, Rovslben.
John G. Houer, Our Timmie.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
BY the Associated Press

Twenty-three years ago, a
big rookie with a hummine fast
ball, a quiet determination and
an impressive minor league
strikeout record made the big
gest impression among the
pitchers in the Cincinnati Reds
training camp.
That same season Of 1888,
the youngster, Johnny Wander
Nicer. pitched two consecutive
no-hit, no-run games in a
record breaking performance
that has never been matched.
Vandy. a southpaw, went on to
win Is games that year and
become one of the National
Leagues leading pitchers.
This spring, another young
ster, Jim Maloney, has made
the most impressive showing
among the Reds moundsmen.
KOufax in BuIlpen
His fastball is q real hum
mer," Manager Fred Hutchin-
son said yesterday after watch
ing Maloney pitch batting
practice. ut doesn't take long
for the hitters to learn to
respect him. He's a nice kid,
but he's mean when he's out
there in the middle of the
mound"
Maloney, a righthander, was
not particularly kind to South
ern Association batters last
season. He struck out 162 in
161 innings while winning IA
games and losing five. In II
games with Cincinnati, the 20
year-old from Fresno, Calf,
had a 2-6 mark, tanning 4S in
"a innings.
While Maloney is apparently
being groomed for a starting
role, the Los Angeles Dodgers
seem to be tapping lefty Sandy
Koufax for bullpen duty this
year. This was the word from
the Dodgers quarters at Vero
Beach, Fla, where Koufax
Evening star., 1961-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
InterhiEh LEAGUE Championship
Spingarn. ST. Eastern, GA
N. Va. Group la SemifinaIs
Wakefield, So; Annandale, 45.
Washing ton-Lee, AZ: Mount Vernon, Al
Md. District 2 PIayOffS
Frederick SaSscer, "a; Leonardtown. So
Lackey, SO: Great Mills, So.
Surrattsville, S5; Calvert County, So.
Md. Entry I Class AA Championship
Glen Burnie, "a; High Point, 81.
Other Games
Blair, IS; Northwood, 46.
GEORGETOWN Prep, SO: ST. Adams, 80.
Neale, 80; Longfellow, 81
Peary. 61 st. Anthony's w, SO.
st. Johns, 76: Good Counsel, 4B,
GAMES TODAY
N Va. Group "A Tournament final
e. W-L1WashinEton-Lee VS., Wake
Md District : finals at suitland-class
c. Mount Airy VS.. Sasscer, 6 pm;
Class B., SurrattSville VS.. Lackey.
6:3o; Glass A, GaithersburR VS.
Nd. Negro Glass IA championship at
Bowie state-Fairmont Heights VS..
st. Adams at St James, ..
GAMES TOMORROW
VS.. st. Johns at DeMatha, 2.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
Eagles TO Try
ForFourthM-D
Title Tonight
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

Only Mount st. Mary's ever
won four straight Mason-Dixon
Conference basketball tourna-
ments, but American University
will try to match that record
tonight at the Mounts ex-
pense.
The championship game is
scheduled for $3.50 with no pre-
liminary.
The Eagles gained the title
round by upsetting arch-rival
Catholic University. $3.50, after
Mount st. Mary's defeated
Randolph Macon, s6-75, before
5000 fans in the semifinals last
night at Gu.
AUS victory atoned for a
70-66 loss to Gu earlier in the
campaign, and win tonight
would be doubly sweet because
Mount st. Mary's whipped the
Eagles twice in rolling up a
perfect 14-0 conference record.
American used a zone defense
effectively against Gu and the
score was a throwback to the
old center-jump days with AU
grinding out a 20-15 lead in the
first half. Whether it will work
against the taller and sharper
Mountaineers remains to be
seen.
Cardinals Cold
Catholic, which made only
five Of 36 attempts, couldn't
buy a basket in the first half
The Cardinals did better in the
second, pulling even with its
rival six times before AL billiard
and Bob Lindquist sent the
Eagles ahead for keeps. Lind
quist was AUS leading scorer
with "a points. But billiard
next with IL. did a tremendous
job under the backboards.
Mount st. Mary's either tired
or eased up in the second halt
against Randolph-Macon but
had matters safely in hand all
the way. AL Roberts. a 6-foot-2
freshman from Pawtucket, r. l.,
scored l8 points in sparkling
a second-half Randolph Macon
rally. But the best the Yellow
jackets could do was close the
gap to 10 points, 85-75, with
less than a minute to play.
Mounts Ahead at Half
Jerry Savage, Ed (Whitey)
Pfeiffer and Dave Samuels led
a first-half offense that gave
the Mounts a 54-27 margin at
intermission. 1t was obvious
that Randolph-Macon, which
was not UP to it's best, was in
for a lacing. But Mount St.
Mary's sag in the second half
especially when the Jackets
chalked up nine straight points
after play was resumed, in
dicated that Coach Jim Phe-
lan'S men will have their work
cut out for them tonight.
The Mounts, which rolled
over Bridgewater. 96-73, in its
tournament debut. laced AU
1858 at Emmitsburg and then,
as If to prove it was no fluke,
repeated on Americans home
court, 82-68. That should make
Mount st. Mary's at least a 10
point favorite tonight. But AU
supporters insist the visitors
Will have to prove 1t.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
NBA STANDINGS

ResultS Yesterday
Detroit. 129; New York, ll2.
Philadelphia, 123: Syracuse, lie,
Games Today
New York at Boston.
syracuse at Philadelphia CTVD
Detroit at st. Louis
Games Tomorrow
Philadelphia at Boston. CTV)
Cincinnati at New York (TV1
Los Angeles at Syracuse.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
Priory Ends Slate
With AL Record

Priory School, host to next
week ends 14th annual Priory
Tournament, wound up it's
regular season basketball
schedule with a 14-1 record by
taking a $3.50 victory over st.
Anthony's yesterday at St.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
Georgetown Prep
Routs St. AIbuns

Georgetown Prep took a 14-0
lead and breezed to a 66-32 VIC
tory over st. Adams yesterday
at Prep, finishing with a SIS
record in the Interstate Ath-
.letic Conference and tying St.
Stenhen's for second place,
Evening star., 1961-03-04
SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
Television
TODAY
Basketball

BASKETBALL
Philadelphia Warriors VS..
Syracuse Nationals, WRC-4, 2
pm, st. Louis VS.. Bradley,
WMAL-7, 2 pm.
Boxing
Gene Fullmer VS.. Sugar Ray
Robinson, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
tNBA middleweight champion
Ship.)
Bowling
Bowl the Champ. WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Bowling Stars, WRC-4, 4:3o
pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
l0:45 pm.
Horse Racing
Magic City Handicap,
WTTG-5, 4:30 pm.
Golf
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7,
S pm.
TOMORROW
Bowling
Championship Bo wiling,
WMAL-7, II am.
Sunday Sports Spectacular
Tapes Of last weeks Army
Navy week end. WTOP-9, $3.50
pm.
Radio
TODAY
Basketball
Finals of Atlantic Coast Con-
ference tournament, WRC, g
pm. Duke VS.. Wake Forest).
Evening star., 1961-03-04
SANTA ANITA DERBY FIELD

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. (AP)-The field for the oath
running of the Anita Derby over mile
and oneeghth at Santa Anita today with post positions
owners, jockeys and probable Odds
Evening star., 1961-03-04

Totals 90 ~ 76
Halftime: 1919, st. Johns
Evening star., 1961-03-04

Totals 1S1O46
Totals 33 10 81
Halftime: APO, Blair.
Evening star., 1961-03-04
FIGHT RESULTS

By the Associated Press
BREWER, Maine-Babe McCarron,
%, Bangor, Maine. outpointed Lee
Williams. l2la, Boston, 10.
Evening star., 1961-03-04

Totals l9l452 Totals 3S 9 g
Halftime: 35-ls. Surrattsville.
Evening star., 1961-03-04

Totals 2S 1874 % 7S
Halftime' 64-27, Mount St. Mary's.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
SUMNER

QUINN EN
Colonial split-level, fine condition
Entrance hall, liv. rm. with firepl.,
combination dining-family room
with firepl., bedrms., . baths
good rec. rm. with firepl.. beauti,
full Handicapped level lot. Ewes, cal
MRS. MCKINLEY, IA. 2-2451.
W. c. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. Co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1961-09-30

COLLEGE PARK, handymans spe-
cial. FLA approved SI4 $50, $3.50
On. $50 per mo. brk. Colonial
with full bsnlt. house vacant
owner SAYS deduct cost Of redeco-
rating or l will pay settlement
Zee, immed. OCCUPANCY, BURCH
REALTY CO. 474-3O0O, open I'll
2 pm.
COLLEGE PARK-Ail-brick 3-bed :
rm. Colonial; liv. rm. with fire
place, separate din. rm., de luxe
kitchen; full bsmt. and 20O-ft,
deep lot. FHA appraised. S15,, 500
Only $500 down payment includ
ing settlement cost. Call It'll q
pm: WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO., INC.
COLLEGE PARK-Brk. Colonial;
top condition throughout; attrac-
tive fenced corner aot, knotty-pine
rec. rm. Assume FHA loan with
1-week possession full price, SI5,-
80: JOHN H. HUGHES CO., WA.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOLLEY REALTY ;.

51s3 Lee Hwv.. Arl KE. s.53S0
ARLINGTON, n. = 3-bedrnt brick
rambler. / bath, fun bsmt. 1args
liv. rm., dinette. very conv. loca.
ton, by OWNER, S20,500. ia. s.
1919.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
ARIINGTON

Close in cow. IS yours in this 81
bedrm. brick Colonial Full bsmt.
with rec rm., Extras incl. fireplS
air cond!, wall-to-wall carpet4
Completely redec. To inspect GAEL
KING REALTY CO. CIR. 3-0l5S
Evening star., 1961-09-30
TWINBROOK
VACANTI

VIERS MILL-2-bedrm. ramb.: full
bsmt.: fenced yard; storm win
dows, excel cond.: close to schools.
OWNER. No agts., VIII. 6-S640.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

want old time LIVING
in a modern home? We have just
the. house on Garrett ave. in
Beltsville, 12-yr.-old stone Cape
stairway with curb banister to
End floor, which has . bedrms
and bath. 1st floor has large liv.
rm., huge din. rm.. 3rd bedrm.
and bath and country-style kitch-
en- large enough for any tsmily,
full bsmt. with rec. rms. plNs
workshop, outside summer house
- by Is, fully screened. Ideal fo-
get toEethers. Double garage. real
living for S19,95O FHA. BURCF
REALTY CO. 474-3O00. Open til
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA - Small
wooded estate. built for beautiful
entertaining and spacious living:
situated in most lovely Bethesda
area off Bradley blvd. in midst OF
long-established community of
LARGE estate-like homes; expansive
Williamsburg brick rambler, out
standingly artistic and charming in
design both inside and out; priced
in sos, but because existing mort
gage can be assumed house may
down in cash TO acceptable party.
Call EN-. 5-l03a on week ends and
daily after T.m. During days
call DI. 7-5422.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

BRICK RAMBLER nr. public pa.
rochial schools and shoppire. with
3 bedrms., large liv. rm., GE Kit
with dishwasher and disposal. ful
rec.-type bsmt., Sxl0-ft. norch
it's only S13.500, VA approved
no down payment; 30-yr. loan for
low payment.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA. SoIrT

ALEX.-2-bedrn. brick; $3.50 down,
mo. pymts, like rent: assume 4i3es
loan. OWNER, 354 -269S.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

WALDORF - Beautiful brick Cape
God in, the finest neighborhood.
: diversified bedrms., 2 full baths,
ful bsmt: and level 1a-acre lot
you'll fall in love with.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

BARGAIN HUNTERS SPECIAL
with firepl. in GAIT. liv. room,
separate din. rra., large porch
equipped kit, oil hot-Water heat;
FHA approved for speedy posses
sion; owner will pay all settlement
allowed. it is only S11 Sb0
Evening star., 1961-09-30
LANGLEY AREA

3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. ram
bier; firepl., full bsmt, with
summer kit, detached ga
rage. Close to all conyen- A
IsneeS. See this one today.
'R1NCE GEORGES REALTY cc
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1961-09-30
CHEVERLY

TRADES INVITED on this
new all-brk. -and-Stone ram
bier; large, fully sodded lot
is a setting for this luxurious
home featuring spacious liy,
rm. with vall-to-wall stone
flrepl., sep. din. rm. with
sliding glass doors leading
to concrete patio, de luxe
Las Vegas kit, 8 bedrms.,
2 tiled baths, full bsmt. with
"a bath. Call for appt. today.
Priced tn sell
Evening star., 1961-09-30
SUMNER

1914 OVERLEA RD.-Beaut. lge
S-rm., center-hall Colonial; S39,,
500.
OPEN 2-5 DAILY OIL. 2-7l2S
TAKOMA PARK-Already FHA ap-
proved, only $3.50 dn., 3-bedrm.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
RITE REALTY
List Rite the First Time

COLLEGE PARK; vets, no down
and approx. $50 mos -bedrm,
bungalow with bsmt.; 2O-ft. scrd.
porch; big level lot with shade
and fruit trees.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

ALEXANDRIA - 2-bedrm. brick
full bsmt., rec. rm., fenced lot.
ONLY S295 dn.; vacant, move right
in. Call DU. 10000.
ALEX., SI6,950 Stone rambler;
beautifully handicapped yard with
flowers, shrubs, huge trees, patio
and barbecue. Nice view, yet in the
city limits with all conveniences;
80 bedrooms, fireplace in living
room. basement, etc. Excellent con-
ditfon and very good terms ar
ranged. KI. 9-3630 (eves. KI, O.
$3.50. NJ: H. BARRY ORG. REAL
Evening star., 1961-09-30
WESTGATE

6-1S6S.
WHEATON, = 3-bedrm., l Il bath
rambler; full dry tiled bsmt
quiet, no through traffic; beautiful
trees afford privacy to level fenced
yard; very conv. to Ga. ave,
Wheaton Plaza, transp.. schools
including Good Counsel High; as
sumo lge 4s. Il GI loan; SIP per
mo. pays all; no agents. VIII. q
4945.
WHEATON-Contempory California
rambler with 3 bedrooms, large
MADE FOR THE ARTIST"
Assume lge. loan with only $500
down. no qualifying necessary. We
W. ]. NICHOLAS Lo. 50s00
WHEATON-MAKE YOUR OFFER,
MUST SELL; 3-bedroom rambler
with carport; modern kitchen;
scaped lot; VACANT: $500 DOWN.
C. p. FLETCHER. Lo. 5-4677.
wHEATON-Looking for 9 4hTs
can assume S17,60o 1st trust at
S134 per month incl. everything
"ELECTRTFYING STYLING"
Cleaning brick split level set on a
picturesque corner lot endeared
with a formal din. rm.. family
kitchen, rec. rm.,T Ia baths. For
appointment call now.
w. j. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-0S0O
WHEATON,, close to school and bus
Brick rambler wa twin-sized
bedrms., lge. liv. rm. and din. rm.:
beautiful lot; full bsmt. First
time offered. Value priced at SIS
500, FHA terms.
l. L. LEWIS
REALTORS Lo. 5-433O
Evening star., 1961-09-30

WooDLAwN-walk to public and
parochial schools and shopping
bungalow; loads Of built-in furni-
ture: large Thermopane window II
bright liv. rm. with fireplace, large
kit. with dishwasher and disposal;
FHA appraised. S14 5O0
Evening star., 1961-09-30
BURNING TREE vIEM-A large

BURNING TREE VIEW-A large
custom designed split level house
with large bedrms. and ( baths
Is nearing completion in this con-
100000 houses opposite Burning
Tree Country Club. House is To-
Gated on q beautiful cul-de-sac
and the large fully equipped kit
opens into 15x30 family room
Large liv. rm. overlooks a din. rm.
l3X23. This is magnificent
home and has the finest con-
struetion in the area. Price
$4,000. Ovner-builder. OIL.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES FoR sALE4MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARKS bedrms.. sep
din. area. dry bsmt. ALL BRICK
No money down VA S105 mo. o.
FLA. Owner moving, will take
offer. Call now, KEYSTONE
REALTY CO.. WE. 5-257S.
COLLEGE PARK The buiidozer,
didn't strip this onel 3-bedrm
brk. rambler; spacious hv.-din
rm;' ;' very lge rec; rm, al
for the children. FHA or 4Iaes q,
End trust. S17,e50. JU. 9-s676.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
WALKER & DUNLOP,

BETHESDA, 9013 Ewing Dr-Open
Sunday afternoon. A charming
corner brick rambler: . bedrms.,
expandable attic, screened living
ing larger nome. Evenings OIL. g.
390s. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor.
MA S-0jh3
Evening star., 1961-09-30

@AAG &1GOoE OF hOMES'
UN. 4-1166
CHEVERLY-Looking for a home iT
thls beautiful town? We have !
me selection priced from SI5.75O,
SSnolee OF models and styles with
bsmtS.. 3 and 4 bedrms.. SONS
with 2 baths. fireplaceS, porche,
ana garages; two for vets with
only 500 down. includes settle.
ment; FLA terms and some with
large low interest loans to assume
Eor more Information. call PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP, 4.
CHEvERLY-NEW, custom -buiIt a
ana 4-bedrm. brk. homes; eouip,
klt. tuH walk-out bsmt., "a
paths Csome ia baths); excel
RESIDENTIAL area Of fine homes;
priced from S21,500 to S22,95O.
hEN1LWORTH RLTY. UN. 4-29OS
CLINTON; $4,000, $1,000 down
pest buy ever-White rambler or
= acre; lovely trees, big garden; 4
Deorooms, carport: vacant, week
possession. EXCL. FARM a. HOME
REALTY, RE. $4,000.
COLLEGE PARK AREA immed- oc.
cup.INew brick homes by a buiid.
sr whose first thought is quality
You,ll be proud of its 3 or 4 twin.
sized bedrms., baths, fin. rec
rm; w/firepl, Westinghouse kit
and many extra features that "a
70 make this house your home
Priced reasonably at S2@,25O. cal
JU. S-S474.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
A LOT OF THOUGHT

And hard work has made this home
attractive and unique; 8 lge. bed
rms, liv. rm., step-saving kit. with
table space, ceramic tiled divided
bath, huge knotty-7ine rec. rm.,
plus laundry and hobby rm. in
ground-level exit bsmt.: close TO
everything. S16,950. subject to
VA. GI no SIS down.
WADE-MAR REALTY. INC.
772-21@1 AP. 7EioSo
Evening star., 1961-09-30
RIVERDALE

Close TO parkway. 3-bedrm.
BUNGALOW; equipped table
space kit. storm windows
ana doors. aluminium avn
mss, huge patio. $4,000 GI
or FLA for this immaculate
home.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING Rr1,

FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUY.
Err, a prestige neighborhood and
an impressive brick and frame
Colonial loaded with extras; clear
as new; fireplace in liV. room
separate din. rn,, de luxe kit.
powder rm. 3 bedrms. and full
bath. bsmt.' clubroom; ideal fol
the romping young ones or fol
entertaining; screened breezeway
to attached garage; pool and rec
reation membership; assume ~ ss
loan; only S19,500.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-09-30
BEST BUY IN TOWN

3-bedrm. brick semi
Colonial: sep. din. rm., bsmt.; fully
handicapped lot, with fenced rear
yard. Located in cow. Riverdale
location; GI so dn. and minimum
FILA. S13.50n.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
Evening star., 1961-09-30
PALMER PARK SPECIAL

3,bedrm. bi-level in immac-
ulate eond,, with fenced
yard. $500 dn. includes
settlement; S1O5 per mo,
No qualifying: immed. pos
session.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
ALEX ErFAEcI No 80, - -2SoS 80,
AoN,N,ANDALE-FAIRFAX m, AREA

ON WOODED u ACRE LOT
OWNER. no agents: rambler, excel,
cond;; 3 bedrms., . baths, 25-ft.
panelled llv. and din. area. firepl.
loft. picture window, modern
kitchen. carport, rorch: 5h e FIJI
terms, S1S,950. DIR: 8 mi. from
Annaroale OF Rte. 236 West, turn
left at Lee Forest sign. 1st right
70 80 Dovelle lane. CIR. 3-3343,
Evening star., 1961-09-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LEX.SDRIA -FRANCoNIs- sricE
rambler only years old: living
rm. with fireplace. separate din
Ing nm, equipped kitchen, 3 bed.
rms. fun bsmt. with rec. rm.,
level lot, 13n-ft. frontage. Owner
being transferred. Priced under
FLA appraisal. Immediate pes
session, S1S,950. CALL NOW,