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BaiIey's
Crossroads

Crossroads Rambler
(Rambler Sales and Service)
1902 Seminary Rd. HU. 1-25OO
Yeatman's Sport Hardware
Everything forSportsman, ,Homeowner)
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(Sales and Servicel
3O01 Colebrooke DR.. 736-1626
The Clothes Mart
(Men's Wear)
4277 Branch Ave. Sc. RE. b-S333
Johnston Tires, Inc.
(Your General Tire Dealer)
4406 St. Bafnabas Rd. RE. 0-0O7O
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Ben Mar Children's Shop
(Tots', TNens' Clothing, Sundial shoesl
s6O4 KsNlwofth Ave. WA. 7-6SoO
Earl's Radio Shop
CTV-Radio-PAepo.A Radio Servicel
E. Pine Shopping Ctr. AP. 7-1lO5
MetrO-Patrick Pharmacy
drugs, Cosmetics, Toys)
$500 Kenilw0rth Ave. UN. 4.2121
p. G. Brake & Front End Serv.
(Shock, Brake. .Front-End epecialistsl
$500 KenilW0rth Ave. AP. 7-1141
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(Shoes for the Family
Is N. Washington Ave. 20. 2-03SO
Children'S Center
Unfants' to Sub Teens Clothingl
2S Z. M0ntgomery Ave. PO. 2-2SOT
Larry Alan, Inc.
Mems Wear)
226 N. WashinEtOn st. PO. 2-6726
Medley & Company, Inc.
(JewelerS. Watch Repairing
Treasure Chest jewelers.
(Jewelers, silversmith, Watch Repairsl
100 N. Washington st. PO. 2-2336
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

THE JETS beat Rochester
So Tuesday, 81 and 81
Wednesday, and ga Thurs
day.
The last : place Syracuse
Chiefs went down 5-3, 1916,
81, and 81 over the week.
end.
The Jets were tied for
fourth place with Buffalo,
1871 games behind league
leading Jacksonville, but only
two games away from third
place.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
But SOME FANS won

der-was it the other way around? In other words. did the
MIA offer Cleveland a franchise before Lucas signed, with
the stipulation that the Pipers land the three-time ALL
American and bring him into the league?
Admittedly, it's a long way around to get a single play
er into the league-but it apparently was the only way to
get him. And the MIA wanted Lucas in its loop because his
value as a TV-attraction and as a crowd-drawer is more than
obvious.
The Cincinnati Royals of the MIA, who had drafted
Lucas before he even began his fabulous career at Ohio
State, offered the 68 cage wizard a three-year 100000
contract. But Lucas said no thanks" because he didn't like
the idea Of living out of a suitcase for six months-the
length of the MAS cage season.
George Steinbrenner III, president Of the Pipers, be-
gan his careful campaign to land Lucas about two years ago.
Steinbrenner, who once coached at Columbus Aquinas, final
ly met most of Lucas detectives and got the brilliant cage
star to ink a two-year $60,000-package (s1nce increased)
contract.
THIS ACHIEVEMENT NOT ONLY made sports head
lines across the nation, but flabbergasted the NBA-partic-
ularly Tilted league-member Cincinnati.
Lucas decision was hailed as a breakthrough for the
ABL whose first season was financially disastrous. 1t was
noted that the leagues financial setbacks would be reversed
now that it had a genuine, first-class star TO attract crowds.
Moreover, il was thought the league would now draw other
badlyneeded big-time collegiate stars.
But these conclusions were just too simple. Suddenly
Cleveland was announced as the newest member of the MIA
and the ABL was left for dead.
Quiet reigned for awhile but il was a false quiet. There
was a lot Of grumbling behind the scenes-especially from
Cincinnati. The plot thickened even more when ABB Presi-
dent Abe Saperstein (who also owns the world-famed Har-
lem Globetrotters) returned from Europe,
INSTEAD or A Abe declared the
ABL was very much alive and kicking and would play next
season. At the same time, he threatened legal action against
the Pipers, the MIA and anyone else who might stand in
the way of the ABB.
The grumbling in Cincinnati, meanwhile, grew into a
low roar when the Royals vice-president complained the
MIA chief created a mess and accused the Pipers of falling
to meet their financial obligations.
The final outcome, as this is written, was still in doubt.
One thing is sure, however. You need a boxing announcer
to keep up with the verbal punching.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

by Domenico Cardinal Tar
mi, Vatican secretary of
state, to the convention
marking the 50th anniver-
sary of the founding of the
Catholic international FEEDER
alton for Physical Educa-
cation.
SPORTS, said the letter,
"can serve and favor the con-
troll of the mind over the
body, and can train disciplin-
ed and energetic men and
women who in their own en-
Vironment can promote
Christian regeneration"
The Cardinal said Chris
tan sports programs develop
good health and joy of life
during the difficult years OF
adolescence.
They help, he said, ito cre-
ate a developed sense Of COM
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

munity through team spirit
and to promote open and
us friendship" and
serve as a school of loyalty,
courage and unselfishness."
III added
g.. the healthy pursuit of
sport, far from weakening a
sense of morals, strengthens
it, educating youth to the
natural virtues of giving
them a sound foundation for
the supernatural ones"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
of TIMES
The cage
go-rOund
BY LOU FABRO
Times Sports Editor

The fast shuttle that shook up an already shaky league
and bolstered the drawing power of its rival caught sports
fans by complete surprise. And it gave them a tailor-made
topic for fanciful ruminaton.
We refer, of course, to the sudden transfer-if it ever
goes through-of the Cleveland Pipers from the tottering,
one-year-old American Basketball League (ABL) to the
welEestablished National Basketball Association.
H ANNOUNCED SWITCHEROO also has touched
off a wordy Gold War that's becoming almost as amusing
as Abbott and Costellos who's on first routine.
It's all the more amusing because the Gold War" fuse
was ignited by a decision made by a player who didn't want
to play pro basketball in the first place. The player, as
everyone knows, is Jerry Lucas of Ohio State, one of the
greatest PLAYERS to ever step out on the basketball court.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

dents, players, parents and
fans. Football has been on
the downgrade at the school
In recent years.
he never had
enough players to fill two
strings at Notre Dame. APPEL
enjoyed outstanding success
with the Titans. His only los
ing season was his first when
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with the professional Royals
and st. Louis Hawks, was
announced as the unanimous
choice of the Chicago man.
agement after many other
candidates had been consid-
cred.
HE BROKE into profess
sional coaching last year
when he guided the Kansas
City Steers to a 1928 record
in the infant American Bias
ketball League.
The Steers won the first
half season championship but
lost to the Cleveland Pipers
in the season-end playoffs.
Even so, the Steers wound
up with the best record in
the league.
BY contrast, the Chicago
team that Mcmahon is TAX
ing over had the worst rec
ord in the MIA last year.
Its record was 1851.
Commenting on the selec-
ton of Mcmahon, Frank
Trader" Lane said:
A DID a tremendous
Job in the American Basket.
ball League with Kansas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

It's an open secret that
NBA President Maurice Po-
doloff won a league invita-
ton for Cleveland because
the Pipers won highly-prized
Lucas into their fold, In fact,
without the three-time ALL
American, the MIA probably
never would have invited
Cleveland.
AS far as sports writer's
can determine, the backstage
maneuvering to get Cleve-
land into the MIA began i'm
mediately after Lucas agreed
to play for the Pipers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

AAtA>IN wiz
trip of the season. The Jets
travel first TO Toronto for
four games beginning Mon
day and then go to Buffalo
for f0lr games.
They return home for their
next-to-last home stand on
Aug. 13 when they begin
their last series of the season
with Toronto.
The high flying Jets last
week made it nine straight
wins, taking four from the
Red Wings, and sweeping a
series at Syracuse.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
Coach APPEL resigns post
at Portsmouth NOtre Dame

Bill Ape, coach of all sports at Portsmouth Notre
Dame for the past five years, has resigned to become head
grid coach al his alma mater-Po Portsmouth High School.
High on his list Of things to do, he said, is to rekindle
enthusiasm for football at Portsmouth High among stu
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
Vatican letter says -.
Sports can promote
Christian behavior

PARIS-(Radio, NC)-Sports which aim at the COM
plete development of a man can help make him a better
Christian, a Vatican letter told Catholic physical educators
here.
The letter was written in the name of Pope John xxi
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
Football AC
10 hold picnic

Milo oc.M endel Football
Athletic Club will hold its
18th annual picnic. Sunday,
Aug. u, at Edgewater Park
The big outing begins at
noon.
Food and refres h ments
will be served at the picnic,
which will be highlighted by
contests, games and races for
young and old alike. Prizes
will be awarded.
Proceeds of the event will
be used for athletic pro-
grams supported by the club.
Admission Is 81 for adults
and children under IS ac-
companied by an adult are
admitted free.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
Jets open series
against Chiefs tonite

The Columbus Jets tangle with the visiting Syracuse
Chiefs tonight at Jet Stadium in the first Of a three-game
series. The two teams meet again Saturday night and Sum
day afternoon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03
Exist. Johns star
named coach

CHICAGO - Jack Mcmahon, former All American
eager at st. Johns University, Brooklyn, has been named
coach of the Chicago Zephyrs formerly Chicago Packers
of the National Basketball Association.
The 32-year-old Mcmahon, a former back court star
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the Titans had a % record.
The following year, how
ever, he guided Notre Dame
10 its first Southern Ohio
Conference football champi-
onship. The Titans were I'M
beaten in league play and
enjoyed an overall I'LL re-
cord fof the season.
In 1859, Notre Dame post
ed a To record, Ga in 1860
and 7-3 last season. This
gave APPEL an overall 29-16-1
record at the school.
APEL'S BEST cage sea-
son was 1880 when the
Titans came through with a
1874 record and finished sec.
ond to unbeaten New Boston
in the SOC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

You can take a woman for
granted, but she never goes
without saying.-Catholic Di-
pest-June
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SINGING attracts erstwhile players

Several ert"hhe baseball players sing about IN Tel commandments IN n Inc
summer religion class at Assumption of Mary Mission, Oklahoma City, Oka.
Tom Jones fright keeps the song going by flashing cue cards. Mrs. Ear Berry,
I'M of several volunteer teachers who help operate Bible schools is at the organ.
More thar 200 children have been attracted to the school by the lay Ounteers
turned Pied Pfpers-(NC phoh)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-03

City and | expect him to be
Just as successful with the
renamed Chicago team. He
was one of the great little
men in professional basket
ball, always a leader on the
playing floor. He'll be an
even better leader as the
floor boss"
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUEDl

BELAIR BOWIE-Cor. prop, al
most new 4-bedrm.. 2h bath .
story Colonial, fully equip. kit,
dishwasher. storm windows and
doors. washer, dyer. fully air
cond., for res. or prof. man. UN.
4-2325 9 ANS pm.
CAMP SPRINGS = New all-brick
split-level. Lge. lot. 4 bedrms.,
carport. viii show at your con-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEAR DISTRICT LINE-5-year-olt
rooms, ? full baths, full base.
ment. FLA appraised S17,50O
GRAY-KESSINGER g. CO., INC.
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OPEN
ROCKVILLE

rwINBRoOK FoREsT-5 bedrms.
2 baths. rec. rm. with large pa
ito, public and parochial schools
within few blocks. Payments APP
prox. S125 mo. FILA S19,500. will
sacrifice for quick sale. Call Pc.
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VETERAN, NO DOWN
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
on this 4-bedrm. brick ram
bier, completely redec. inside
and out, is centrally air.
conditioned too. Has beauti-
full rec. rm. plus level fenced
rear yard. Near everything
and only $4,000. VA ap-
praisal already received.
Can be 30-year loan for
payments like rent.
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GAITHERSBURG-
GOSHEN HUNT AREA
OPEN SUN. 1915

Cedar shake gambrel-roofed Colo
NAL in the true WILLIAMSBURG
manner on an acre of land with
many trees. The first floor has a
lge. liv. rm., the width Of the
house with French doors to a
brick patio, a guest bedrm. with
Roman bath, formal din. I'M, lge
KIT, with window lined breakfast sIS !
raised antique hearth that even
boasts a kettle crane. The open
balcony reveals studio with
another firepl. over the car
garage, laundry rm. and lots Of
storage. The 2nd floor has a
master suite with dressing rm.
and bath that opens onto a
tranquilarium, plus more bed
rms. and bath. A really charming
home in a wooded setting. S45,-
coo
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BETHESDA
WYNGATE

On this modern brick rambler. 81
bedrmS. . baths. rec. rm., etc.
Until today price was S2S $50.
Don't be bashtul. Call now for
appt. OIL. 4-7204.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AUSTRALIAN FAMILY children,
is and 10, require furnished 3
bedrm. house. Chevy. Chase area
for approx yrs, to S27b mo.
Phone FE. $4,000, Ext. 800.
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PARK-An all-brk. ram
bier that the entire family. would
be thankful for, comfortable liv-
ing room Dad will enjoy, a dream
of a kitchen that any mother
would be thnkful to cook in, a
fenced rear. yard to. please the
children and a cheerful din. rm.
for many THANKSGIVING dinners,
Venetian blinds, storm windows
and doors, off-street parking: new
listing and will sell quick at
$4,000, CT or FILA terms.
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KAY BOWLING

Ssa 4 E Frsderi CO. Av Enc a Fiafq Ma
WI. S-9250 or 30l, WA. $4,000
GAITHERSBURG AREA bedrm.,
2-bath center-hall rambler Lge.
iiv.., rm., mod. table-space kit,
carport, swim. pool. Lge. level lot.
$4,000. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. o. D. FIELD, INC, REAL
TORS, WI. S-2473. Ewes, 926-
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SEAT PLEASANT-New ramblers
with full bsmt,, de luxe kit. paved
streets, all city utils. Priced low
at $4,000. $500 down incl. set
Element, cost, or no down to els.
7-2100 or ia 9-SSb3
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TAKOMA PARK-Want q home
with income too? Then inspect
this 5-bedrm., 2-bath corner home.
Now vacant. Easiest terms pos
sible. Pays for itself. Call 434-
400. ADELPHI REALTY. Realtor.
UNIVERSITY HILLS = 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Rec. .rm,. dish
washer, disposal. Fenced. By owner.
$40, 800. Closed Sat. 5S7-0700.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S0
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o111i ewes. hh. o-lfEU.
INEnnAIE n 49, anA L

SEABR0OK-New ramblers with
large liv. rms, sep. din. rms,
modern kitchens with built-in
ovens, plenty of table space, 8 bed
rms, Ia baths, full bsmts. and
level lots with off-street parking.
Easy FILA terms available with
1917 down. Compare at $17,250.
Call It'll 8 pm. WA. $4,000, ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
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AN611N i
Move in at once. Very large split
level in College Knobs. 4 bedrms.,
BURCH REALTY co.
474-3000. Ewes, WA. 7-6641
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNAPOLIS-Sale by owner. Ret.
adm. wishes to dispose Of his
home. Nice 3 bedrms., Ia bath,
immaculate. Suburban Wash. with
city cow. Homewood section.
$4,000. Not avail. in spring at
this price. S64-S140
HOWARD CO. = ATHoLToN DE.
VELOPMENT AND CONSTRUC.
TON CO. building on Route 20 II
Donleigh and All View Estate. VIZ
have no paid statesmen, so YOU
save the commission.
Beautiful ramblers and 2-Story
schools. churches and shopping
place to raise your family in a
friendly suburban atmosphere. All
houses are on b2-acre or more
lots, and the choice is yours.
Wooded or non-wooded Priced
from S16,500 to $4,000 in fee.
FINANCING. Our financing is I'M
beatable. Just let US know what
you have to put down and we'll do
Come out and see for yourself. We
know you will not be disappointed
For directions and information,
call WA. 4-9S41. or KE. l-5156.
HOWARD co.
3-bedrm. ranchers w
carport. firepl. in liv. rm. ON
WOODED LOTS. Best buy in
Howard County for only S1S,6SO,
fee. Call KE. 1-5111 dial BOD.
r. P. HENDERSON & co.
PINE-PANELED, 3-bedroom, brick
Colonial ranch home on approx
mately 2 acres. Lovely setting near
mountains, with privacy. Must be
seen. Immediate possession. Near
Frederick. $4,000. Phone, Fred
erick 662-4424.
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WHEATON AREA - Cheaper than
rent, $3.50 dn. incls. settlement, ap-
proX. $50 mo. Several nice homes
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 049-195O'
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SPRINGBROOK AREA-outstand.
b Ing VALVE sn, in Invs S1esTT S Sbf 18th
nm, bsnt.. garage, lge level lot
Wall-to-wall carpets, lge jail
ousied porch, S2S,950. EXCEL
LENT TERMS. o. D. FIELD INC,
Realtors, JU. 5-7113. Ewes" HA
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EASTPINES-Enjoy the prestige
of home ownership with no down
payment to CTS (small down pay
ment to othersl, nice clean
Cape Cod with 2 roomy bedrms.
and bath on LIST floor, stairs UP.
subflooring and insulation on 2nd
floor for 2 more restful breeze
kit. with disposal, well-landscaped
lot with a big shaded patio you
will enjoy every hour. Only
$4,000.
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Hartman Realty, Rltrs.

bU, f-OfUU EVCost bOs IT IVS
TAKOMA PARK-Attractiv Dutch
Colonial, brick construction, slate
roof. near park and playground.
Living room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room, 3 bedrooms:
washer. dryer. storm doors and
windows. Side and rear porcheS.
Full basement. built-in garage.
gas hot-water heat. S21, 300.
ROBERT E, LoHR. INC, REAL
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MOORE & MOORE, Realtol
NOW HENRY MOORE

CARROLLTON GGreenbrier)-Near-
ly new 3-bedrm. brick split-level.
Lovely corner lot. All cleo. kit.
finished rec. rm. with firepl..
many other extras. Below ap-
praisal at S21 $50. 772-2152.
11a-bath
brick rambler, full bsmt. with
finished rec. rm. $500 total down
payment. Immediate occupancy.
CARROLLTON REALTY, Realtor,
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MANOR, see the newest
NJ. LEO STORCH DEVELOPMENT
with the home Of your future. 10
different models now open and
ready for your inspection. Only
10rs dn. reserves your domestic,
Our generous trade-in plan allows
you to build your new home and
remain in your present home until
you are ready to move.
VACANT - READY FOR MINED.
POSSESSION. assume 4129o Gil
loan or refinance with FILA or
VA terms, to suit your down pay
ment; beautiful 3-bedrm. contem-
porary rancher with sep. din. rm..
full rec.-type bSmt.. carport and
many extras. Bonus features incl.
wall-to-wall carpets. equipped kit.
and complete professional land
scaping.
ONLY S195 dn. incl. all settlement
costs on this almost new Colonial.
Completely equip incl. central air
cond. Total monthly payments Of
S125 with no qualifying red tape.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON. backing on park. -
S SpsGioT S, osplitt,leyei. lge; fenced
to-wall Competing in iy. rm. and
din. rm., GE kit. with table space
Assume large CT loan. Move in
Dec. l. Price cut to S20,5OO.
From OWNER. 4O0S Delaney dr..
VIII. 2-6S37.
WHEATON-Terrific buy. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with firepl., rec.
rm., nice corner, Immed. occu-
pancy, $3.50 DIN.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-1700
WHEATON-Brk. rancher wa lge.
bedrms., walkout bsmt., rec. rm.
Paymt. Sl10, everything. $4,000.
MOORE REALTY, 933-l600,
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SUITLAND AREA

We invite your inspection of these
3-bedrm. ramblers featuring sep.
din. rm.. large kitchen equipped
with eye-level oven, counter-top
range, natural birch cabinets, full
bsmt., city water. Prices start at
nnn ELLA
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LEWISDALE-Lovely modern g.
bedrm brick rambler, family rm.,
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-17OO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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2265 18th PL., N.W.-Remodeled
2-bedroom house. $50 mo. THOM-
AS p. BROWN INC. FE. 7-l710.
1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc
6-bedroom house, rem0deled, Sl75
mo. THOMAS P. BROWN INC,
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Somerset School Area

DUIIIbI SEG DCIIUUI al Cd
Only 2 years old-4-bed-
room, 2h-bath custom-b
brick rambler. Only S36,950.
Lower level den, family room
with fireplace, utility rm.,
built-in garage, storm win
dowS. Centrally air condi-
toned, and many other out
standing features. Beauti-
fully Handicapped corner lot,
l blk. to transportation.
S36,950. EN-. 2-S2O6. DIS
TRICT-MARYLAND REAL
TY, INC. Ewes, OIL. 4-13S9.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. G.
tcONTINUED)
REDUCED $4,000

hAGOS EARhi NE.
Semi detached brick, > bedrms.,
bsmt,, auto. heat, S12,950. Sub
stantial cash payment. balance
S101.25 month.
ROGER MOSS
IA 10000 Gnndav MA pOgn1
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SILVER SPRING-Beautiful brick
home for lge. family. 4 big bed
rms, 8 baths. rec. rm.. many
extras. Full bath on 1st H.. big
sSo1s. tra iDsi S Only $4,000 down,
PRINGLE REALTY. JU. 9-6326.
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HEIGHTS - All-brk.
French Colonial, with q radiant
fireplace in large liv. nm, lux
urious new carpet in liy. rm.'
din. rm. and stairs, full bsmt.
with q beautiful rec. rm., closets
galore. built-in garage. You must
see this to appreciate why it's
no down to GIs or minimum down
ELLA tarnnS
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d LANGLEY REALITY

DISTRICT HEIGHTS = SI6,950.
Like-new brick-and- aluminium A.
bedrm. Cape Cod, liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., den, beautiful
yard. No down CT or 500 DIN.
FILA. Our very best buy. Call
Mrs. GroomS, RE. 6-4662.
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. $4,000
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CARROLLTON REALTY
CHILLUM
COILEGE PARK. 9606 51st ave-,

PARK, 9606 51st ave-
New. 3--bedrm. rambler. all insu-
lated. full bsmt., wooded lot. mr..
schools and bus DIR: North
on U. S. ! or Rhode Island ave-.
right on Hollywood I'd, left on
builder. E. J. PHELAN, UN.
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