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Evening star., 1961-08-21
Lucrossemen Beaten
In First Outino

The Washington Lacrosse
Club played its first game
yesterday and lost a 14-8 de-
ciSion to the Blakefield ALI
Stars from Baltimore at
Twenty-th third street and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
Both teams fieldeds many
former college stars. The new
Washington club plans to play
a full schedule next spring, the
normal lacrosse season.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
PROTEST LODGED
Vesper, Undine Claim
Presidents Cup Title

minion Boat Club of Alexandria
was seventh with "a.
Potomac and Old Dominion,
crippled by injuries, failed to
win a single event. Art Fawcett
of Potomac got a second in the
junior single race and club
members Jim Lynch and Roy
Loe were second in the junior
doubles.
The summary:
Pickering, Undine; 3, Dave HiiIman, GEaft
yesper; 3, Lloyd Martin, University
Barge. Time, Log.
Senior quarter-mile dash 15O
poundl-l, Joseph Mastalski, Undine
., James Agger, Vesper: g. David
Simmons Poughkeepsie. Time, 1910
Junior doubles-l, Undine. (Tony
y wager Psnr anS Wally Dyer0; 2 Potomac;
o:59.2
Junior four with coxswain-l, Fair
mount paul Jonik George Meek
Stan Cwiklinski, Paul McArdle and
Pat Ward): >. Old Dominion; 3, Penn
Az lime, o:4b.o.
Junior slngle-l, Francis sulger
New York A. c., Art Fawcett. Po-
Junior single $50 .poundsl-,1, Var
Ac; ., Gerald Gaynor, Gndine. Time
Junior quad, Penn Ac Bill
Kingsmore, Bill CLARK, Paul Grexa
and Steve schwagl; >, Paramount; 8
Undire. Time, $3.50.
Junior eight-,l, ,Undine tGerslt
fSyn0[ nsT csE MsFsh9 aHdv,S MecGSsy gaf27 B0t
net, John Leach. Joe Kovacs, Joe
Slowik and Don Callaghan); >, Yes.
per; g.. Old Dominion; 4, Potomac
Time, 500.
Senior quad, vesper (Georgt
snd, Jim AEEer); ., Undine. Time
intermediate doubles, Paramount
(Tom Hasiak and John Bergman): ,
Malta; 3, Potomac; A, New York AC
intermediate four with coxswain-
Walter Walter ,,Ii.De. RIiir6eck'. Tom ION Nee Meeks anf
Penn ,AC., Time, $40.
tsiaski and James Barker Barter); i'Os :, oSi oid
Dominion, Time, -5:43.2.
Junior double $50 pounds)--1, Un.
dine John Canno and John Leach
Senior single-l, Frank SulRer, New
York .AC; . Hlllman, Vesper; s. Mar,
tin, University Barge; 4, Ed McKenna
New Rochelle, Time. Sage.
1ntermedlsts eight-l, ,vesper, (sear
Meeks, Ed Klein. Dick Carpenter
Dave Hillman Andrew Zolnay anc
Danny Julien): ,, Undine; ., Penn
Senior four with coxswain-l, Mac
cabi Harry Rubinstein, Richard Mill
man, Donald Spcro, Richard Schwartz
and Allen Rosenberg; >. Penn AC
Time. 0:23.3.
Paired shell without coxswain-1
VeSper don Flanagan and Dick Flani.
gam; ,, Naval Acsdemy Athletic Assn
Time mo time)
Senior eight-1. Undine George
! Pickering Wally Dyer, Ed Pressman
Dave Brown, Frank Wilson, Franz
jenkins, James Barker, Joe Mastalsk
end Don CallaghanD; ., Vesper; 5
Potomac. Time, 4:4a5.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Race Driver Hurt
In Freak Accident

Dave Innes, midget car race
driver from Camden, N. j., was
recuperating from a fractured
cheek bone today at Fairfax
Hospital, the result of a freak
accident Saturday night at
Old Dominion Speedway.
Innes was working on his
midget car in the track infield
when struck by a hobby car
driven by Curley Blalock of
Silver Spring. Blalock had COL
lided with Ralph Wolfe of
Falls Church on the fourth lap
of the 25-lap hobby race, caus-
ing Blalock's car to enter the
infield. Wolfe's car flipped
over but the driver was un-
hurt.
Evening star., 1961-08-21


saw Engstrom prevail in the
mems division by 80 pins over
runnerup Jim Aitchison of Leo
Rinaldi's Wheaton Lanes and
Miss Uncles by 80 over Eiline
Kennedy of Fair Lanes BaileyS
Cross Roads. Engstrom lifted
$500 from the $4,000 tourna-
ment' kitty, provided by the
proprietors, and Miss Uncles
$500. Each received a trophy.
Miss UncleS became the first
Negro to win a major tenpin
title in the Washington area
and she may have established
herself as the sectors top all
round woman bowler, what with
an average of 174 in tenpins
and 106 in duckpins. She aver
aged 1916 in the tournament.
=
For Engstrom, it was a second
victory in invitation events
sponsored by the MWBPA. He
and Dot Wiebe won the Christ
mas mixed doubles.
In the tournament just end
ed Engstrom. averaged 1924,
which approXimated his aver
age with the Congressional
Plaza team in the MWBPA
Major Travelling League. He
held a steady pace through
the So games, he took the lead
in the second round from Bob
O'Neill then lost it in the third
to Wilbur (Butch) Evans, be-
fore displacing the latter in
the fifth. From that point, he
remained in front. O'Neill
failed to reach the finals and
Evans finished fifth.
Cas- Pisula, a teammate of
Engstrom, flashed into third
place with a 238 finish, 81 pins
off the pace.
Aitchison'S showing marked
him for stardom. A kegler for
only l8 months, he averaged
I'll last winter, but in summer
leagues is hitting 191. Entering
the finals 81 pins behind Eng
Strom, he picked up So.
Miss Uncles, we'll back in
the early going, was third going
into the finals. In the first
two games last night she whit
tied Mrs. Kennedy's lead to 10
sticks and in the third delivered
a knockout poke with a game Of
205 against Mrs. Kennedy's
140, picking up IS pins for a
lead of SIS.
Mary Ann BroSmer. an early
leader, wound up third, SO
sticks away and nursing a
severely bliStered thumb.
The payoff:
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Both Better Mark
Corsica Race
Won by VaIor

CENTREV1LLE, Md. Aug.
21 (AP).-Valor, skippered by
R. Townshend jr., took fleet
honors in the racing division
of the goth annual Corsica
River Yacht Club regatta
yesterday.
Townshend, of the Annapolis
Yacht Club, piloted Valor over
the Chesapeake Bay course in
the actual time of 2:41 so. His
corrected time was 2::20.25.
Championships in three of
the seven sailing divisions of
the small boats were decided
by one-quarter of a point.
Division Ii, .IsEareen, H. Hichael
2:26.11 t2:21.1S). ., Decibel, r, D.
Eemmerman, Gibson Island Yacht
Sailing Association.
DivisionII----1, Valor, R. Townshend
y, ANNAPOLIS Yacht Club, 2:4i.5O
(2:20.25). 2, Our Dream, Jack Martin,
Annapolis Yacht Club. 8, Marcarie, NJ
Duer, Patalskutt Sailing Association.
IT, Glass Al. Swift, B. D, Barker
r. rSs nsva5 cbsi1es bA1i1degy g. Del. S9sS6 s4
Yacht club; 3, . MsTiGvs. i ss Aenryp AAnnsp01sS A
WISE 1r, Gibson Island Yacht SQUAD
Glass B-1, Ill Wind, Charles L.
~, sec 2:42.17 G;3O.44; 2, Prim
Charles J. Owens, Gibson Island
Class c-Serendipity, Richard g..
schluderbert. Pstapskutt Sailing AS
sociation, 2:44.29 (2:24.24l: 2, Te-
me Imerity. BUZZ White; IPatapskutt sail
Club. ~ A'O" 'n'
Holmes: P:taps9ast %saffoq ssiliSs sss"sst sssooia
ton, 3:03.53 (2:47.1Ol; z, Pegasus,
R1Shsrd RTansT f nsoD oSer' PatapSkTtt g. Rhumb
Tired Avon Yacht Club, 1-2sS. 81 z
points; ., Jade. John Sherwood IN,
Gibson 9d% Island nd. Yacht squadron, ALI,
River Yacht Club s-8-5. Is. A
Stuart Walker. severn. 1eS!i. s4R:
z: pigalle; William a; Humphrey,
ert T, Reeves, Severn, 3-2-5, 30.
VI, LightninESn1 Challenger, Robert
Hamptons-1. Cameo, Charles Parks,
Cambridge Yacht Club, 3-I-I, 1917:
z. Excsli6ar. Augie Reliance, Chester
town Yacht and Country Club, 1-2-2,
l6h; 3: Dark Horse. Edward wilcox,
IT., Norfolk. 2-3-4, IL.
Comets, We Two, John Swaine,
IT, Tired Avon, 2-6-1, 75A; .. lynn
Fly, John MacCausland, Cooper River
N.J) Yacht Club, 1-12-2, 69k; 8,
Hi-Tide,, Jack Boehringer, Cooper River
Y. G., 4-1-10, ,69k,.
Penguin. Seniors. Joker, Robert
Pfincston. n j. 'hef, ffiS. s4: ffSn' ., G5HD siiD
Linda Youngs, Old Dominion Boat
vlub; Arlington. Va. 6-3-I, S5k; 3,
Trinket' Leonard Penso, Potomac River
Sailing Association, 4-5-2, "a.
Houdas, Bush River Yacht Club, 3-i-i, ,
lO9Ea: 2, Miss Riochet, Tad Dupont
annapolis, 1875, 1O9K; 8, Mistic,
Donal Patterson, jr., Annapolis, 49,,
Evening star., 1961-08-21

ment put the United States
ahead, 40. ana assured the
championship.
Christine Truman provided
the only British victory by de-
feating Miss Moffitt yesterday,
.6-3, 60. Miss Mortimer, suf-
fering cramps in both feet, and
her doubles partner. Ann Harry
don, defaulted the final match
to Mrs. Margaret Osborne du-
Pont, the United States captain,
and Margaret Warner.
The American team was the
youngest ever to play in Wight
man Cup competition. The
British team was doomed as
probably the strongest ever to
represent that country.
Mrs. Beatrice Walter, nom
Evening star., 1961-08-21

The Rams staged a 14-point
squirt in the final six minutes
in earning the 1911 tie with
the Giants. Quarterback Zeke
Bratkowski, som ethin g less
than a sensation otherwise, car
ried in the second Ram touch
down on a two-yard rollout
with So seconds to play. Danny
Villanueva brought the dead
lock with a conversion kick.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
AAU Swimmers Leave
Wake of Broken Marks

LOS ANGELES, Aug. q
(AP).-Ten world records were
headed for the books today as
some 400 swimmers and divers
scattered toward home after
three days of competition in
the annual National AAU mems S
outdoor championships.
The final day produced four
world records and one Ameri-
can mark. Yesterdays high
light was the final clash of the
season between Japan's Tsuyo-
shi Yamanaka and Los Angeles
adopted Australian star, Muir
ray Rose.
The two 22-year-olds battled
stroke for stroke with Yamanka
finally achieving something he
had failed to do in two Olympic
GameS-defeat Rose in the 400
meters.
Both Better Mark
Yamanaka won in 4:17.5 to
Roses 4:17.8-both better than
the American mark Of 4:19.2.
Alan Somers, who held that
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Ann Gray Wins
Pair of Matches

Ann Gray lost only one game
yesterday as she defeated Gin
ger Smith, 60, 6-1, and Janet
Irish, 60. 60. in the Kenwood
Women's Invitational tennis
tournament.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Pat Kenehan defeated Dorothy Kott,
6-S, Sc, 60: Ann Gray defeated
Ginger Smith. 60, 6--1: Janet Irish
defeated Elinor Shaw, Go. 6-2;
Gray defeated Irish, 60, 60.
MIXED DOUBLES
Slater Clark and Pat Kenehan de-
teated Aris CarpouSis and Betty Kott,
Cd, 6-3: Biff and Mary Oliphant
defeated Howard Furnas and Jennifer
Jones, 6-1, 4-6, 81.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
PROTEST LODGED
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Vesper Boat Club and Undine
Barge Club, both of Philadel-
phia, each claim the team
championship of yesterdays
Presidents Cup rowing regatta
on the rain-swept Potomac
River. However. no official de-
cision has been made.
Vesper wound up with lat
points to Undine'S 146 after
the 18 events. Undine then
lodged h protest that three
Vesper rowerS in the senior
quad race were ineligible.
Thor MacHan, the Vesper
coach, claims he sent a tele-
gram to George Herman, the
chairman of the rowing COM
mittee. with the post entries
for injured oarsmen.
Awarding Held Up
However, the telegram could
not be found and Herman de-
cided to uncover it before ne
made a decision. He held up
awarding of the championship
trophy until a decision is
reached.
The rowerS in question are
Bill Kneet, George Herman and
Jim Agger. They teamed with
Dave Hillman to defeat Undine
in the two-crew race by two
and one-half lengths.
Agger had competed in the
senior quarter-mile dash for
150-pounderS, and Knect in the
senior quarter-mile dash. Her.
man was not entered in any
other race.
The regatta, which already
had been spoiled by the steady
downpour, was two-club race
between Vesper and Undine, the
defending champion. all the
way. The Paramount Rowing
Association was third with So
points and the Penn Athletic
Club fourth with 4512. Both
also are from Philadelphia.
Potomac Ties for Fifth
Potomac Boat Club of Wash
ington, which finished second
last year, and the New York
Athletic Club tied for fifth with
% points each. The Old Do
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Puncho Takes Meet

GENEVA. Aug. 81 (AP).-
Pancho Gonzales of Los An
geles won a three-day meet of
Jack Kramer's pro tennis troupe
today, beating Australia's Ken
RoSewall, 8-6, 60, in the
final.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

George Engsrom Of Congressional Plaza Marguerite
Uncles OF Bowl America Town Center oas of the
areas tenpn colony following victories last night
invitation singles tournament by the Metropolitan
Washington Bowling Proprietors Association.
jammed gallery at Fair Plaza last night
Evening star., 1961-08-21

previous figure, finished third
in 4:23.2.
During the meet the indian
apolis Athletic Club collected
five world marks and its fifth
straight team championship
with 1852 points.
Powerhouse of the Hoosier
team was Chet JaStremSki, who
yesterday claimed the world
100-meter breastroke mark with
a time of 1:07.5. 1t eclipsed
the recognized time of Ills
set by Russia's w. Minaschkin
in 1857. Jastremski emerged
as the outstanding swimmer
OF the meet with 19 points.
Erases Own Record
Tom Stock of BLOOMINGTON,
Ill.,, like JaStremski a sopho-
more at the University of In
diana and a swimmer for the
indianapolis A. c., led off the
afternoon finals with a world
record of 2:11.5 in the 200
meter backStroke. 1t erased
his own world mark of 2:16.O.
Fred Schmidt, IT. year old
athlete from Wilmette, Ill, fol-
lowed with 58.6 in the 100
meter butterfly, bettering the
world mark of 58.7 held by
Los Angeles Lance Larson.
The day wound up with the
Indianapolis "a" medley relay
team breaking the world 400
meter mark of 1864 with a
time of 4:03.0.
The new championship team !:
Stock, Jastremski, Larry Schul-
hef and Pete Sintz. The former
record was set by Frank Nc
Kinney, Mike Troy, Sintz and
jeff Farrell in the 1860 Rome
Olympics.
The platform diving cham
pionship was won by Don Har-
per of the WBNS-TV Swim
Club Of Columbis, Ohio, with
1920 points. Mexico City's
Roberto Madrigal, 440.S5, and
Alvaro Gaxiola. 4l8.40, finished
second and third.
200 meter backstroke-1. Tom stock,
indianapolis, Ac, ,&:I1.5, CBetters
Toledo, july "a, 1867 g 3. JED Ja aTssff,'
Ridgewood' n; j. 2:14;4. 3; Roger
% sne4 NeX er Ed BsStscb. sG b%inRstps Vssper
Boat Club, Philadelphia, 2:16.4. 5.
Thompson Mann, North Carolina AC,
stickiss, indianapolis Ac5, s:1s.S. leu
seb@l5t bSS meter SsT T1tt butterfly Fred
5S;7 set by Lance Larson at Toledo.
July "a, 1960) 2. Luis Nicolao,
Indianapolis AC, 59.2. 4. Bob Bennett,
Van Nuys' Calf, 59.4. 5. Dick Nc
Donough, Southorange, N. j., 50 q.
1:OO.3.
100 meter breaststroke-Chet Jas
tremski. indianapolis AC, I:O7.5. 2.
Paul Halt. Santa Clara sc, 1:09.S. 3.
Ken Nakasone, Indianapolis AC, iii q.
I; Peter Sogarsy, North Carolina AC,
japan, I:i2.5: &. (tie) Koichi haims, Yams!
nami, Los Altos, Calf 1:12.7, and
cary Tremewan' Indianapolis AC,
. 400 Meter Medley Relay, Indian
apolis. AC- "A" (Tom Stock, Chet Jas
tremsh, Larry Schulhuf. Pete Sintzl
set in Rome, September /. 1850 BY
United States National team of Frank
Mckinney, Paul Halt, Lance Larson,
jeff FarrelD. 2, Indianapolis AC b,
4:12. 8, Santa Clara Swim Club IA.
4;12;5: A. Los Angeles AC; ,4:13.5.
9, New Haven, Comm Swim Club,
Japan, 4:l7.5. (Betters American rec
ord of -4:l9.2 set by Alan Somers,
Rome, Italy, August 80, 196O .,
Murray Rose, Los Angeles AC. 4:17.s.
I, Pete. Sintz, Indianapolis AC. 4:23.5.
5, Stephen Resyck, Ridgewood, IN. JO
YMCA, 4:25.5. 6, Nick Kirby, Rose
mead, Calf. 4:30.S.
10-Meter Platform DIVING, Don
bus, Ohio, 49, 40. 2, Roberto Mad
rigal, Mexico Swimming Federation,
Mexico City. 440.S5. 3, Alvaro Gaxi-
ola, Mexico Swimming Federation, Mex
leo City, 41s.40. 4. Larry Andressen.
Schuss, Los Angeles AC. 41450. 6
Lou Vittucci, Boston, 409.45.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Vista RescheduIed

The midget car races were
rained out yesterday at Vista
Raceway and were postponed
to September 10.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
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Evening star., 1961-08-21
PRO FOOTBALL

CANADIAN LEAGUE
Edmonton. 33; Montreal o.
Saskatchewan. %; CALGARY, Is,
Hamilton, 2S; Toronto. "a.
EXHIBITIONS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. 20: Washington. 10.
New York, II; Los Angeles. Il (tie)
Cleveland %: San Francisco. "a
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. II: Boston. z.
Denver, As; Oakland. 81.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
Toledo, so; Cincinnati. o.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

IA Pc has been consistent and is ready for top
race. H0RATIUS must be given good chance In this
fed. sid. LuCKo tn IRISH has been threatening and
% pounds pounds apprentice allowance.
BEST BET-KEWRIOSITY MISS-7th RACE
Evening star., 1961-08-21
claiming (sI.2OO); mai

MQO-'flLLk lS very sharD and should win. kER
FOOT has world Of and will be CHALLENGING.
PARTICIPATE win. Ignore last race.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

UhlNiNG Is ready to win after two good closing
efforts. Mr. T. s, with inside rail Is sDeedbal and
can win NEW OCCUPY has had lead in several sprints
and is dangerous. - ~ ~
Evening star., 1961-08-21
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
AT Shenandoah

= Mondays selection's Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 7:15 PM (EDT)
FIRST RACEPurss, 81 OOOI claiming Isl 2OO) 3-year
Evening star., 1961-08-21

a DrlnknOuSe-Lo ent.
x D, Xxx z, xxx 10 lbs acc.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

and takes slight drop here, VIRGINIA PIC is the
one to beat SIS LOU Is speedy likes this route
kaJ. Dimeglio-Mrs. r. r. Hilton entry.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

CAJUNS MUUN away when favored In last
ened In last and here. FANCY BINGO
likes this route and Is upset possibility.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
BY the Associated Press

81. Xxx pounds apprentice allow
snce claim.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

Potomac Boat Club of Wash
ington, which finished second
last year, and the New York
Athletic Club tied for fifth with
% points each, The Old Do
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Saratoga

BY the Associated Press
st--$2,200i cling; 8 yrs. g. up; mdns. !;
Evening star., 1961-08-21

LISTEN bICkLE has been running some good
hsEe losing close finishes but this good
nn.;, MJSO IAkDLEY also Is threat this route
BOLD SPECULAT0R is in top form ~ '
Evening star., 1961-08-21

,n DEBNTACH won last very impressively and looks
also Is Eame THoRNY MOOSE won earlier in meeting.
Evening star., 1961-10-11
Nursing Homes
Ask Modification

A group of suburban Mary
land nursing home operators
yesterday asked the Mont
gomery County Council to mod
ify a proposed nighttime re-
quirement of cne employe for
every Is patients.
Area members of the Mary
land Nursing Home Association
asked that they be allowed te
work on the matter with the
County Health Department be-
fore the proposal is adopted.
Milton A. Smith, represent
ing the group. said one en-
ploye for every Is patients is
presently required at all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-25
SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
Don't Expect
Too Much Luck

Assume that the cards are
favorably placed when you
need good breaks. Just don't
assume any more than you
really must.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AKA
7Q53
oJ9
%KQ873
WEST vEAsT
AS7 AQ109
0J10s8 0K76
oK87542 oA63
IS &J10e4
SOUTH
AAJ653
0A42
oQ10
%A62
South West North East
ia Pass 20 Pass
30 Pass 50 Pass
AZ All Pass
Opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
West opened the jack of
hearts, and dummy's queen
was covered by the king and
ace. Now South was in trouble.
The opponents were in posi-
ton to take two hearts and
two diamonds as soon as they
won the lead.
South had to run the two
black suits without loss. I'm
thinkingly. he led q trump to
the king. won at rump finesse
with the jack and drew q third
round Of trumps. When the
clubs failed to break, however,
South was down.
South needed q 80 break
in trumps with the queen Of
spades in the East hand. He
didn't need q favorable break
in clubs, and 1t was foolish
to bank on it.
Must Save King
South must save dummy's
king Of spades as the final
entry to the clubs. There is
no need to win the first round
Of trumps with dummy's king.
After winning the first trick
with the ace Of hearts, South
should lead q low club to
dummy's queen. Then South
leads q low trump from dummy
and wins a finesse with the
jack Of spades.
South's next step is to draw
q second round of trumps with
the ace. Then South tests the
clubs by leading out the ace
of clubs.
II the clubs bread 80. this
procedure is quite safe. South
can then lead q trump to the
king and run the clubs.
When the clubs fail to break.
South is relieved to see that
the player with four clubs also
has the missing queen Of
trumps. South leads q club to
dummy's king, ruffs q low club,
and then leads q trump to
dummy's king. He Is now in
position to cash dummy's last
club, assuring the contract.
Daily Question
Dealer. at your right, opens
with one spade. You hold:
AAJ653 2A42 . Q10 %A62
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. In general, be
ready to pass smoothly and
casually when an opponent
opens ahead Of you In your
best suit. Let him be the one
that gets into trouble.
tCopyriGht. 1861. Gen. Features corp)
Evening star., 1961-12-24
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REALTORS
PINECREsT, to see is 10 want

PINECREST. to see is to want this
attractive custom built brick ram
bier. A few of the many desirable
features: S large rooms. = baths. .
tireplaces. 2-car attached garage,
built-in wet bar in the recreation
room, Handicapped grounds with
patio and barbecue. Walk up
floored attic Storm windows and
,%aL-to-Wall earpeting and Grapes.
INC. KE. $4,000 . 10 q.
REASONABLE OFFERS ACCEPTED
SprinEfield-S1S,50n; full bed
room rambler, > full tiled baths,
garage extra-nice lot: assume
Sl5.50O, 49, loan r. SiO4.
SMALL DIN. PYMT. CoN3lDEeED.
MILKY REALTY, JA. 7-n250.
SEVEN CORNERS-Fine, 3-bcdrm,
2-bath rambler on large corner
lot; equipped kitchen. basement,
game room. plus many extras
FLA terms. $1,000 down. HU, / :
300. BANCROFT REALTY.
SNOW WHITE RAMBLER, all set
for white Christmas" in this
sparkling new 3-BEDROOM, >
BATH. BRICK RAMBLER with
ample space for 4th bedrm. and
:ird bath IN huEe bsmt.: CENTER.
HAIL PLAN AND DASHBOARD
HOT WATER HEAT. Mother's
dream kitchen has ample table
space for family breakfast. Fire
place in bsmt. for spacious future
rec, rm; FINISHED FALL-oUT
SHELTER; l4-scre level lot. Yours
for Just S26,95O on excellent
terms. PARKER. SMITH & DON
NELL, REALTORS, ia. 7-6l8l or
ia. 7-SSl7. ~
SPRINGFIELD-FHA approved. a
pedrm.. 2-bath split-level, 81 ooC
down. Seller will NV clnsi,,n sos. 80
Evening star., 1961-12-24
WHEAToN-comtortable brk.,

Nit. NEU WhNN, M. 6-OlUU.
sol 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. corner brk
home; 8 rooms and bath. gas heat
newly decorated inside and out
stone wall in front: only Sl10 mo
Call MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. $1,000
1886 KENYON ST. N.W.-Row 8
store and basement brick. II rms
g baths) q Kitchens, bacl
porche- space in rear Tor 8 cars
oil neat only $3.50 mo. Call Mr.
NEUMANN. MA. S-6100.
8 ROOMS, 4 bedrms.. on fully dc.
veloped 3 acres: 2-car detached
garage, elec. utilities supplied
shelter area and many extras
Sl65 mo. or best offer. Call Du
5-SS3S.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
CH. $500.

PARK-Lge- level lot
close TO schools, shopping anc
tranSp.; 4-bedrm. Cape Cod; din
rm., lge. family rm.: priced right
at $15,950. GI or FLA terms, SSS
per mo. Call til & pm. WA
G.3900. ROBERT s. DAVIS L. co
INC
Evening star., 1961-12-24

~ UEE'I III NV oVII' IsN' UtIII IIIS
> baths. sep. din. rm., bsmt .:
the whole family will love it,
move IN now: SIS. 500.
YOUNKIN & CO., Lo. 4-SO22 Til
WHEATON (HOT)-4 bedrms.: ST..
900 under FHA appr. of 500 600
ASSN. lge. 4hcs loan: will trade;
immed. occup. Mr.. Clinard. JU. g.
$500. L. J. LISZ CO., HE. 4-1300