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Evening star., 1962-10-07
Carry Back Roted as an Outsider :
In $4,000 French Classic Today

rather than counter -clockwise
as on American tracks.
Carry Back will be wearing
the smooth European-type shoe
different from the United
States model, with raised toes.
Also, Garry Back-used to the
select, small fields Of rich
American handicaps-will be
one of a field of "a. Chances of
getting bumped or blocked from
making a move are great
indeed. @lT
Three italian horses, two
from England, and one each
from the United States and Ire
land, meet the best from France
in the race.
Then, TOGO, Garry Back has
been beaten both times he has
tried the stiff mile-and-one-
half distance.
Will Take No Chances
Jack Price Of Cleveland and
Miami, who trains Garry Back
and owns him with his wife,
Katherine, has made it clear
he will not take any chances
with his American champion.
Prices instructions to Aus
tralian Jockey Scobie Breasley
are:
Stay out Of trouble and don't
get Garry Back hurt trying to
barge through a hole. If Carry
Back gets a chance to make
his run-fine. If not, thereu
be other races for him.
Breasley won the race in
1858 with Ballymoss. an Irish
Colt owned by John McShain
of Philadelphia.
The Arc de Triomphe is q
weight for age handicap and
as a 4-year-old Garry Back
will have 1872 pounds. The only
scratch when final entries
were dropped into the box to-
day was Frances Primo.
Track experts - including
Price and retired Jockey Eddie
Arcaro-say the big question
is whether Carry Back can win
at the long mile and one-half
distance. "I think he can or
1 wouldn't have brought him
to France" Price said.
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gave way about a quarter Of a
mile from home after alter
nately setting the pace with
Affectionately and wound up
sixth in the field Of 10 juvenile
fillies.
Smart Deb was the 7-10 favor
ite, with stablemate Granny's
Pride.
Pans Ego is a bay daughter
Of Barbizon and is owned by
the Clear Springs Stable Of
w. G. Reynolds.
A crowd of SO, turned out
on the gloomy afternoon, and
those holding So tickets on the
winner collected $26, $1,000
and $50. Fools Play. ridden
by Johnny Sellers, paid So and
$4.20, while Affectionately, pi-
loted by Ismael Valenzuela,
was $3.50 to show. Affection
ately was an entry with
Treachery, owned by Mrs.
Jacobs daughter, Patrice.
This was the first time any
Of the young fillies had trav-
eled the mile route, and Pans
Ego was clocked in 1888 flat on
the water-soaked track.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Marlboro Closes
With 3 Penalties

UPPER MARLBORO, Md,
Oct. 6 (AP).-Stewards at
Marlboro Race Track handed
down two suspensions and one
fine today as the 12-day meet
ing came to a close.
Apprentice Jockey Silvio
Guerra was suspended 10 days
for crowding horses at the start
of the ninth race Wednesday,
and Jockey Gail Parker was
fined $25 for misjudging the
finish of the third race yester-
day.
Harry Triggis, a Jockeys
agent, was suspended indefi-
nitely and his case was referred
to the Maryland Racing Com
mission. The action came after
track police made a report on
touting activities.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

PARIS, Oct. 8 (AP).-Carry
Back, Americas race track
darling, takes on the cream Of
European racing tomorrow in
the rich and rugged mile and
one-half Prix de Pare de Trio
mphe Handicap at picturesque
Longchamp. Few European
horsemen believe the 1861 Ken
lucky Derby winner can cap
ture the 100000 race.
The race will be run at 11:45
am. washington time).
Victory in the grass classic
for 3-year-olds and up would
mean that Garry Back:
/. Moves into second place
behind Round Table, the
worlds all-time money winner.
The Arc winner will get about
$175.000.
Crowd Of 100000 Expected
2. Becomes the first Ameri-
can-bred ever to win the Arc
de Triomphe-Europe's richest
race.
A crowd Of 100000 is ex-
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Booters Engage
In Last Wormups

National Soccer League clubs
will engage in their final pre-
season practice matches today
with a double-header scheduled
at the Thirty-seventh and Til
den streets field and a single
game at Hams Point.
The regular season opens
next Sunday.
Central Valet meets the trav-
cling Kickers 1860 Of Hagers-
town in the first game Of the
twin bill at 2 pm. while the
Washing Internationals
encounter Maryland University
at $3.50. At Hains Point, the
British Lions play the WASH
ington Soccer Club Bavarians
at 2.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
NurseryWon
ByLongshot
And FaVorite
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bonny Johnny. q heavy $2.4o-
for-two favorite. and Cassorbit,
a $3.50 upSetter. shared the
split Marlboro Nursery Stakes
as the Southern Maryland half
mile track closed its 12-day
race meeting before a turnout
of 1852 fans yesterday.
AS expected, the 2-year-old
Bonny Johnny, from the Hill
top Stable Of Lawrence and
Edward O'Brien, made a run
away of the first section of the
Nursery Stakes, once Jockey
Larry Reynolds got the big colt
in gear. A Maryland-bred sired
by Sea Charger. Bonny Johnny
crossed the finish line five
lengths in front of Binna
Farms Chip Pascal. The latter
was another five lengths bet
ter than Fenton M. Fadeley's
Wee Highway.
CassOrbit's Second Victory
Bonny Johnny ran the mile
and a sixteenth over a slow
track in 1:534s, two and two
fifths of a second faster than
Cassorbit's time in the second
section of the divided stakes.
Both winners carried 122
pounds and each earned $3.50.
Cassorbit also a Maryland
bred, owned by the Merry Hill
Farm of Mrs. Thomas Miller,
had won only one race-his
debut at Laurel-before his tri-
umph today. Jockey Nick Shuk
rated Cassorbit cleverly and got
home q length ahead Of David
Rust's Mal-Wa, a 26-1 shot. 1t
was another length and three
quarters back to Salvatore j.
Cicero'S Superior Parent, a CO.
favorite with Brown Sultan.
The latter an invader from At
lantic City turned in a dull race
and finished fifth.
Marlboro Betting Up
In contr..st with the down.
pour a year ago on closing day
at Marlboro, the weather was
ideal and betting hit $604.219.
1t was by far the best day of
the meeting, the final session
on the 60-day Maryland minor
turf circuit. The Splurge at the
wagering windows yesterday
provided Marlboro with 1.9 per
cent increase over last years
business.
In 1851 Marlboro handled
$4,810,115 on a dozen programs
for a $400,842 daily average.
This years total betting of $4,-
9o5,655 provided a $408,804 av-
erage.
Reynolds won two races yes
terday to run his total for the
meeting to 81. Bob Corle was
next in line with ten. For Rey-
nolds it was his fifth riding
title at the small tracks in as
many meetings.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
AppIing Signed
ToCooching Job
By Baltimore

NEW YORK, Oct 6 (AP0-
Luke Appling, who played 81
years in the major leagues, was
added to the coaching staff Of
the Baltimore Orioles today.
Apphng, SO, was twice an
Ame ertcan League batting
champion and he finished his
playing career in 1850 with a
lifetime $40 average. He was a
coach with Detroit and Cleve-
land during the 1960-61 sea-
sons, and this year managed
Indianapolis to a pennant in
the American Association.
He will fill one Of two vacan-
cies created last week when the
Orioles announced that Coach
es Cal Ermer and George Stall
Ter would not be rehired.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
FumbIes Costly
AS D. Teachers
Bow at Frostburg

FROSTBURG, Nd, Oct. 6
(AP).-Defenses set up all
Frostburg's touchdowns today
as the Bobcats swamped a
fumbling D. C. Teachers team
$50.
A tumble by Halfback Lynn
Francis Of D. C. Teachers at
the visitors 4-yard line was
caught in the air by Larry
Shoemaker who ran the ball IN
for Frostburg's first touch
down early in the first quarter.
Later in the same quarter,
Mitch Bush intercepted a pass
on the Teachers 25-yard line
and raced to the 7 before he
was tackled. Three plays later,
Bob Shaw plunged into the end
zone from the /.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

DAILY DOUBLE (T-D PAID s2s.60
SSavdsfsS SGO 25ZE 5qc.aaS %Sns s5O sso sse
Burlington CNelson) 800 2.1O
Reap the Wind UeOnardD $50
Rocky Ford. Come to Order, Gram
plan. Native Chief. Time. 1;24zs.
4th-$s, 800; cling: 8 " q up; g 81 tqr; "
Patsy ". (Cruz) $40 500
Lou Pelton (Baeza) 2.4O
Ny Pal Chappy, Nisseauogus. Mad
Fury. Time. 1:114S.
5th-s5, ,oO0i alwi 2 ~ = fur. a.
POSsIs PIS Ss WS9rsnt VhST PTf Tsfsasua 30" 1856 SfS
tSs Monssieur David, Exclusive Design.
Spanish Fort, Oh What Fun. Dr. Gid
dings. High Rank. Top Gallant. Time
q StamsS; s.s 500; slE;' T.S qR; gSo a'Sc sgS
n F's Fayorite (gellers) $40
Newbus. Vert Gallant, Swiss Franc.
Barracho J, j.. aFanfan La Tulipe'
-ilS : Scocfitisld' stabls-Mrs. NJ. Newton
7th-s7O, 900 added; Triastts Stakes
PANS sii Ego CYca1A) $500 1850 $40
Fools Play (Sellers) 500 40
b AffectiOnately (vaIen1'Ial 3.eO
q Granny's Pride, Main. swap,
b Treachery, Smart Deb, Tirata. Fast
Luck, Speedwell. Time. 1888.
Reineman entry.
sth--s5, 900; hdcp,; 8 ", up; "a nj; nj
Castlestone (ROtz) TAO $40 3.3V
Count Chuck (Shoemaker) 4.3O $50
Tahitian Light (Sellers) $40
Chantalia. Head Work. 1xillik, Good
Style. Time. 2:31M.
9th--S3, 900; cling; 5 yrs; LIE mi;
Northern Lights (BoVe) $50 2.S0
Foote's Best (ROtzl o.oO
Sir Wend. Lake Champlain. Miney
Myerson, Sgt. Hedrick, Sabre Talk.
Black Sheath. Time. 1:45s
Total handle, S3,652,267. Attend
ance, 36,14S.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
STATISTICS

Indiana, which had defeated
Kansas State and Cincinnati
handily in tuneups for confer
ence action, managed to avoid
a shutout by travelling 81 yards
in eight plays. Quarterback
Woody Moore capped the drive
by passing 80 yards to End
Roosevelt Robertson in the end
zone.
Kroner ran 73 yards for an
apparent touchdown in the
fourth period, but a penalty
nullified the play.
However, the Badgers struck
right back and went SO yards
in nine plays. Sophomore Full
back Ralph Kurek cracked
through from the four for the
tOiichdoun
Evening star., 1962-10-07

Nebraska-ClaridEe l, run (run failed.
Nebraska-Nowers 8, run (Huge pass
from Claridge): ~.,,A..
a., pass from Clarioge
(pass failedl. ...L
Iowa State-Vaughn ~, run t9orelper
kick.
Iowa state-Vaughn-L 2, pass
from Hoppmann (Schreiber KICK.
Nebraska-Claridge l, run CTomLlnson
pass from Claridge). ,,,.-S
Iowa State-Hoppmann B, run lVsuSnn
rum.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Over North Carolina

Kaeser, who scored all four
goals in Navy's opening victory
over Virginia last week, led
collegiate scorers last year with
"a goals as a sophomore.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

Wisconsin-R. Smith 8, run (Kroner
kick).
Wisconsin-Richter 8. pass from Van
derkelen (Kroner kick.
WiscOnsin-Kroner %. FIG.
Wisconsin-Holland ia, punt return
(Kroner, kick).
Naturalization 80. pass from
Moore (pass failed.
Wisconsin-Kurek 4. run (kick failed).
.3b1.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Navy Booters Win

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 9 (AP).-
Navy scored three quick goals
today, two by Karl Kaeser, and
defeated North Carolina, 40,
in soccer.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Belmont Results

Tara Dunstan CRotzl T.3O 800 $50
Knight Eyes (SellerO 3.1O 2.9O
Clever May (Ussery) $50
Sugar Ann, Live Ice, Brae Capitol.
Woodsie, Flaming Miss Lady Brigand.
Gay Gibson. Harchaneta. Nardt Gras.
Time. 1:13H.
2d-S3, 800; clmg.; 8 " q upi fur.
VOIstead Act (Sellers) 7.8O 500 2.4o
Cant0rcitO (ROtx) 40 2.60
Practical Joker (ShoemAker) 2.2O
Fresh Marble. Our Breed. Time.
l.11A
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Shenandoah Results

SItSIItdtIS4SO NSS0IAS
1st-Sl 900: s-yr. maidens; ga fur.
Slow Motion (Smith) $50 $50 2.20
Kings Try lCape) $50 2.40
Little Midas, Certain Melody. Bay
lonia. crustial. Galpur. Time. O:41b.
adm,s1.OOO: 4-yr'. a up; clmEI Sh
Martasain DayidsOnl $40 $50 $50
Our Polly (Smith) 700
spry, Mrs; J, T. Singing Tale. ca
yuns Star, Fashion Robe, Lido Gal.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-aJ PAID s24.2o
3d--s1 900; s-yrs,; allwcs.; 81 fur
Gsdean Sin, DayiSson) ;tdss3 800 2'ao aS None None
Fountain Green (WilkersOn) None
mo show wagering
Mighty Gesture. Time. 1918.
4th-S2 900; 2-yrs.; allowce.; 8 fur
Remgnerate David,nl $40 ego 2.s0
Weather Bulletin (F. RiveraJ 22O
scTstched@AsO Time. i:i2ss. aria
6th-s1,oOO; s-yrs. & Up; cling: 9
RIsGs ,s, lTsaEuslc S,.a &C.,, $40 4.9S GO 500 90
Broom SAGE ". EspinOsa) $40
This Ny Boy, Twayblsde, SO Fancy
Bronze Age, Blast. Time. 1:132s.
6th-Sl 800; 3 yrs. 81 up: allowance;
81 fur.
French Hay CBrandO $50 $40 800
Valley Gem (SmaID 4.2O :. 20
Friendly Ellen (Kirk) $40
Stars Last, Chuck Boy. Time, 1:063s.
7th-s1. 200; 4 yrs. q up; claiming;
Purple Pete CC.Rey'ds) 1I.sO 40 $40
Miss ID. T. IN. EspinOsaD $40 $40
Sea Tread (Gambardella) $40
Count Aumar, Bright Daze, Miss
Charlie. Time, l:47zs.
sth-SI,1OO; Ayr. & up; cling: ! mi
Mr.. r. c. (Small 500 4 90 300
FlippO ". EspinOsaD $50 800
simon the Bold (Fraking) 32O
Maureen F., NespolHan. Perfect
Match, Cynthis's Bill, Bully Dam
Spring Grove. Time, 1905, o.,
Twin Double: 1-l-1-9, paid $3.50 90.
consoistion double: and 4
(scrstched), Sl2s.sO.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

DAILY DOUBLE C7-6) PAID s6s.4O
sdIs4. .Ooo; alx;: "; g fur; -
Doll Ina Church, 5.2O 100 $50
Second Breakfast (Bo1m'O 7.SO 100
Amesie Bang. 'Iittls Falcon, Dr..
Biehans, Hope And Fear. Time, 1925.
DISQUALIFIED from second to fourth.
4th-S4. 900; alw,i 8 "; 9 fur.
Hold Me (CuImone) A.6O 2.6O 2.4O
Mr.. Mystic "a. GOmez) ESQ 2.4O
PebOOna (Harmatz) $50
Foxie Walker, Court Adjourned, Lady
Ponderosa, Count Larkmesd. Time
1:123s.
5th-S6, 900; cling; 3 n. & up; 9 fur;
Bronze Jet (Lee) 1890 22.20 1890
Keep Quiet Rerraro) $50 $50
Jack Bender CBlum) $40
Joedimag. Charabanc. Bombastic.
Big Patton. q Roman Spark, River
Rage. Brave Ally. Merry Sovereign,
Ramona Rode. Time. 1:12b.
Cerulean Farm-Sunrise Farm entry.
othns5, 400; alw.; yr.; mi. q
Greek Money CBrooks) ESQ a.eO 2.2O
North South Gal CMoyers) 4.6O $50
Kings Highway (Blum) 500
King Of Swaps, Admiral Gang. Run
7th-S25. 900 added; Quaker City
Hdcp.; W. g. up: 1As mi.
Try Cash (BOulmetis) o.60 $40 2.2O
Hitting Away (AdAms) 2.60 2.20
TOWsOn (Brooks) 2.20
Oak RHler. Grey Eagle. Time. 1:50is
Sth-S3, 800: cling: 8 ". upi 1 Il mi
Maloha's Last (FeF'O) 1880 B.20 3.2O
Lucky Token (ThornburE) 400 ESQ
OuangO (GiIligAn) $50
Cold Arctic, Dams Dare, Mona'i
Problem. Barbara Lee O.. Ny Buyer
Time. 1:472s.
Attendance. S26.o33. Total handle
S2.190.3l1.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Gurden State Results
By the Associated Press

1st-S4. 900: alw.; 2 "; 8 fur.
COmmunique (Th'rnb'g) $50 800 $40
Retrenchment (BrOOks) $50 40
Shady Story (Block) $50
Lemseth Field, Sky Wonder. pT; Dr.
Mebo. Black N Red, Gaelic Prince.
Raritan Valley. Sun Sinner. Wise VIII,
Viro. Time. 1:122s.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

2d-S3. 800: cling; . VII / mi. g.
Jacks Wizard (Gomez) $50 500 $50
Morgan Road (Korte) 1S.4O 1.40
CyelOreen (CulmOne) 800
Miss Jamie, Touch And Gold, Jims
Storyland, Ridge Road. Bound TO
Please. Time. 1:472s,
Evening star., 1962-10-07

DAILY DOUBLE (T-1) PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1962-10-07
CHARTS OF MARLBORO RACES

tcopyrighted, 1862, by TRIANGLE Publications Inc)
o. furionss Post "a; off at once start good, won
asly Winner, Richmond Stables b. h. 2, by Prepared.
Busybee Trainer, Alfred r. De Land Vaues-SS4o
2s5, SI50 SIS, S45. Time, 1925 Clear and slow.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

3d-S1 600; 3-yrs.; allwce.; 5ia fur
CadeAn (Davidson) 800 2.4O None
Learning (Liddle) 400 None
Fountain Green (WilkersOn) None
mo show wageringl
Mighty Gesture. Time. 1:072s.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

DAILY DOUBLE (7-61 PAID S66.4O
Evening star., 1962-10-07

OuchdoWn.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

Remunerate David'n) $40 2.2O 2.20
st. Simon Stock (Smith) 2.6O 2.2O
Weather Bulletin IF. Riveral 2.2O
Blankngilt. War Deer, Carla.
Scratched-Ago. Time. 1:12zs.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID

SEALED BIDS. in duplicate copys will be received until 1a.ao a.mse September l3 1862, and then publicly opened for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for construction of Bush Landing Strips at Stebbins and St. Michael, Alaska.
 Plans specifications. and Project Doeu- ments may be obtained from the 9IE1s1oh of Aviation 523 Eighth Avenue. Anchor age, Alaska.
 Bids will be publicly opened h the Office of the Commissioner, Department of Public Works Alaska Office B41ld- ing, Juneau. Alaska at 10:06 a.u3.Zfs7f on September 13. 1862
 These projects consist of the telfe1- ing estimated quantities: Stebblns s5 tp- ping. 75 acres; Stebbns Glass l En- bankment 5000 GU. yd.; Stehbins Glass II Embankment, 2806 GU. Sd.. St. Michael Glass I Enbankment. II GOO GU. yd.; St. Michael Class II Enbankment. 28oo GU. yd.
 Bidders are notified that prequalifiea- tion of contractors has been waived by the Commissioner of Public Works for this project in accordance with Para graph "1." fhl of the Regulations.
 Department of Public Works,
 Richard A. Downing, Commissioner,
 Eugene G. Roguszka, Director,
 DiVision. of Aviation
 Pub: Aug. 24. 3l. Sept. ,, 12, 1862
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24
SEN. BARTLETT TO SPEAK IN ANCHORAGE

WASHINGTON I4l - sen E. [. Bartlett is b be one efthe main speaker al the quarterly meeting of the Association of Local Trans port Airlincs in Anchorage, today.
 Bartlett, a member of the Senate Aviation Subcommittee, will ad- dress luncheon meting of the l7=meraber association to which six Alaska local service lines be long,
 Robert Murphy, vice chairman of the Civil Aefenauties. .Boafds. to speak to the group tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24
He Flies Through the Air

MANCHESTER, Conn. P X Manchester man suddenly found himself turned from a pedestrian to q passenger then a hospital patient. Hit by q small sports car We'd nesday while crossing street, Ralph Hubbard, 51, was thrown Up over the vehicles windshield and landed in a bucket seat next 1a the driver.
 The driver. Gerald Alfonso, g, kept right on driving to Manchester Memorial Hospital.
 Hubbard was treated for multi ole fractures and cuts of the body and legs His condition was de- scribed as fair.
 Police said Hubbard was cross ing a street where there is no efossWalk.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24
Airport Field
Improvements Planned

sfehbins and s. Michael fields had been advertised for bid and the bids were opened on Aug. l5, however word has been received from Eugene R6s1szka Director of Aviation, that tac bids have been rejected and new bids are being advertised that VIII be open ed on Sept 13
 The field at the lower Yukon. Andreafsky, is now Up for bid and bids Will be opened on Sept. 6 There is.stilI= hope to get the GambeIl field oat.to bid by late August or early September.
 The field at Kotzebue= is still in the design stage however, there is still hope 10 get this out to bid later this fall Plans are for a 5000 fl. by 200 1t. on the existing east-West runway with crushed gravel surface The Gambell field is to have an asphaltic surface.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24
Friday. August 24, 1862
z a5sentee Ballots Counted

The absentee ballots for the three Election Districts ID tafs Northwestern area were counted today There were 154 ballots and the results are tabalatcd in the table at the bottom of this page
 The returns from one more pre- cinct Russian Mission-haVe yet to be received to complete the tally for the Northwest Distfict.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-24

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trees and shrubs. Price, SlS,750.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
ia. 4-3776 Ewes. IA. 7-4699
900. 2-bedrm.. semide-
tached brick. Full bsmt. Complete
ly redecorated. Separate din. rm.
Convenient to shopping. near bus
line. TINKLE PROPERTIES, INC.
Realtors, ia. 5-1207.
bedrms.. possible 4th. large liv.
rm.. firepl.. family-size din, rm..
eating SPACE In kit. sun porch. full
bsmt. Detached garage. Older
home in excellent condition. I'M
mediate posse ion. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, INC, Realtors, IA.
5-1207.
3-large bedrm.. 2-full
bath custom built. split-foyer en-
trance. A host Of pleasant sur
prises. Deep lot Every convenience.
transportation. schools and shop
ping. Only S23.950. Consider
trade. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
INC. Realtors. ia. 5-1207.
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BRICK RAMBLER. only S16,-
$50 with FILA terms. 8 bed
rms, immaculate condition,
patio, Anchor-fenced lot. For
further details call THE
DARBY CO., IA, 5-9393.
ewes; IA. 5-1S55 or $685.
744S,
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WHEATON,
$500 DN., $85 MO

Cute 2-bedrm. home with finished
bSmt., in Viers Mill Village, very
clean, fenced yard, take over pres
ent loan. quick possession, JU.
9-6440 or VIII. 6-626l. WOOD
SIDE REALTY co
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MET METH

SILVER SPRING-ESPECIALLY
FOR YOU Brick foyer rambler
3 bedrms.. large rec. rm. and con-
yenient area. $500 down. 10. s.
HUGH T. PECK, i1246 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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HOMES
REALTORS

DIFF SEASON-Avail yourself Of a
new. centrally aforementioned home
at a winter price. Top location,
charm, space, and unique styling.
Spacious brick split-level features
huge liv. rm., din. rm. with glass
doors to patio, breath taking kitch-
en-, glass breakfast space. 3 big
bedrms., 21z baths, ground-level
basement Daiesd 1T y sgssb rec TR pRdsr
SMITH & DoNNELL, REALToRs,
JE. 4-22SS.
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CHESTERBROOK HILLS, Mclean
area, 4629. Tompkins dr.-4 b.r.
ga b.. 2 ftp, rec. rm., GE cleo
kit. rear porch. Ell. 6-61SS.
COY 4-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Extra large kitchen. lots of stor-
age space. Beautiful lot. $4,000,
No money dn BROWN & BROWN
REALTY. JE. 4-004l.
FABULOUS FALLS HILL - Reside
graciously in a desirable home To-
Gated in prestige neignborhood.
Well-built 4-bedrm. brick rambler
with 16xlS liv; I'm. featuring q
huge picture window plus walnut
fireplace wall, 12xl4 din. rm.. lOX
Is kitchen with color-tone CE
equipment, Formica cabinets and
picture window. 9 baths, l7x2O
rec. rm., screened porch and a
circular driveway to the carport.
Tree-studded 16,000-sq. 1T. lot.
So 300; TOWN N, & &c COUNTRY sIR6
9 to o.