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Smyrna times., 1962-07-05

sister, Mrs. Joseph Gsell, on
last Monday in Chestertown.
Miss Louise Masten daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mas
ten entertained at her home on
last Tuesday members of her
school class at an all day outing.
Recreation was a bike hike,
ball game, and an out door
picnic. The attendance was 10.
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05

A man may fall many times.
But, he won't be a failure until
he says somebody pushed him.
Anonymous
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05
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Evening star., 1962-08-29
VICTORY CLINCHEs LONG TRIP
Garry Back to Try Luck
In Rich Stakes in Paris

going to fly him to Paris be-
tween September Is and 90"
Price, who trains and owns
the little champion with his
wife Katherine, said Garry
Back will start training on the
Belmont Park grass course be-
fore going abroad.
Carry Back, a fine mud run
ner splashed through the Aque-
duct Slop yesterday and poured
it on right from the outset.
The colt, who usually lays well
back and makes a big stretch
run for his victories, surprised
everyone except Price and
Jockey Johnny Rotz.
''I told Johnny that as soon
as they came out of the gate,
to stay with that other horse,
and he went right along with
Beau Purple. He usually drops
back after the break, on his
own.
But, as soon as Garry Back
found out he was supposed to
run right now and not later, he
laid it on and loved it. He was
just playing with the other
horses and the crowd couldn't
believe their eyes. Afterwards,
you wouldn't even believe he'd
been in a race. he was breath
ing so easily. 1t proved he can
go to the lead, or come from
behind, or do anything you
want with him"
Evening star., 1962-08-29
NEW YORK. Aue. % (APl

NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (AP).-
Trainer Jack Price, elated over
Carry Backs eight-length vic
tory over Beau Purple and
other horses in a mile race at
Aqueduct yesterday, said his
champion definitely will go to
Paris next month for the Prix
de pArc de Triomphe.
Carry Back, 1861 Kentucky
Derby winner and last years
3-year-old champion, is the
third leading money-winning
horse in the world, and will
run in Europe's richest race at
Longchamp october z.
The rugged brown son of
Saggy will make his next start
in the 500, 0,000-added Aqueduct
Stakes Monday at Aqueduct.
He is expected to oppose Kelso,
the 1860 and 1861 American
champion; Beau Purple and
Ridan. the tough 3-year-old
star from the Midwest.
Considering the great con-
dition this horse is in now,
even if he gets beat Monday,
we're going to Paris for the
Arc" the little former Cleve-
land trainer said.
IF he should get beat, it
would have to be from bad
racing luck, or an injury. or
something. But, if he comes
out Of the Aqueduct Stakes in
good physical condition, we're
Evening star., 1962-08-29

Garry Back has won two
100000 races this season, the
Metropolitan Handicap, in
which he equalled the Aqueduct
mile record, and the Monmouth
Park Handicap, where he
smashed that tracks mile-and-
Ia-quarter mark. He also won
the $4,000 Whitney Stakes at
Saratoga.
He carried 1873 pounds yes
terday and ran the mile in good
time of 1:373s considering the
off track. Beau Purple, who
beat Carry Back in the Subur-
ban and Brooklyn Handicaps
had 1877, and was the 1920 IA
vorite while the winner paid
81 for 50. Carry Back earned
$500, and now has won ST.
134,650, behind Round Table
and Nashua.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Cleveland Man
Says Lucas Will
PIuy for Him

CLEVELAND, Aug. 90 (AP)
Howard Marks, Cleveland ad-
vertising executive, said today
he has a three-year personal
contract with All-America
basketball star Jerry Lucas
worth in excess of $4,000
Marks wants to get a National
Basketball Association fran
chise for Cleveland.
He said Lucas will sit out
professional basketball this
season and finish his final term
of college studies in Columbus
Lucas, who had signed a con.
tract with the Cleveland Pip.
erS in the rival American Bas.
ketball League, found himself
a free agent when Piper Presi-
dent George Steinbrenner failec
to meet the commitments he
himself had offered, Marks said
| Marks, who sought an ABA
franchise for Cleveland but wa.
ignored. said he would continue
his efforts. He said he hope,
to make the grade next season
He claims he has sufficient fl
nancial backing.
/ He said if Lucas does not
play in the NBA next season
he will work in a public rela-
tionS capacity with Marks ad.
vertising firm.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Putters Association
Ups Tourney Purse

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Aug.
20 (AP). The Professional
Putters Association said yes
terday it will increase the
purse for its 1868 National
championship tournament to
$4,000.
Don Clayton, president OF
the 4-year-old organization of
carpet putters, said no date or
site for the tournament had
been selected but that it prob
ably will be held in July. Cleve-
land and Cincinnati are among
cities being considered, he said.
First place will pay $4,000,
and amateurs and pros alike
can qualify. Qualifying will
be held at 100 sites across the
country.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
ChurIund Rucinq
In Old Dominion
3O0-LuP Event

Rene Charland. NASCAR's
current point-Scoring leader
in the sportsman class, has
entered Saturday nights 300
lap Q12la-mile) race for modi-
fled and sportsman stock cars
at Old Dominion Speedway In
Manassas.
1t will be Charland'S first ap-
Ipearance at the Manassas track.
He is from Agawam, Mass. Ed
Flemke of New Britain. Dennis
Zimmerman of Glastonbury and
Red Foote of Southington are
other Connecticut drivers who
will compete for the $4,000
purse, including $1,000 to the
winner.
Flemke has won eight straight
races in appearances at Old
Dominion and has raked in
more than $500 in prize
money. He currently is third
in the modified point-scoring
race.
Carl BurriS of LeakSville,
N. c., is the top man in the
modified division while Ed
Grouse is No. 2. Both are en-
tered in Saturday nights race.
Forty entries are expected
for the program, which begins
at 7 pm. with time trials to
decide the 26 entries in the
300-lap event, set for 9 pm.
All seats for the race are
priced at $4.40 and can be re-
served by calling Fleetwood
4-6821.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Deacon InfieIder
Signed by Orioles

WINSTON = SALEM, N. C.
Aug. 29 (AP).-Donnie Nichols
second baseman with Wake
Forest Colleges baseball team
this year, has signed a bonus
contract with the Baltimore
Orioles.
Nichols signed a Rochester
contract with Orioles Scout Ray
Scarborough. The amount OF
the bonus was not revealed but
some sources said it was about
$4,000. He will report to Clear
water, Fla, october 4, where
he will play in the Winter In
Structional League.
Nichols batted .309 for the
Deacons last season. This sum-
mer he batted 1874 with Win
ner, S. Oak, in the Basin
League. He led the league with
66 hits, topped his team in runs
scored with 80 and stole IL
bases. He is 5 feet 9 and weighs
165.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Bossetts Upset
Top-Seeded Pair
At Chevy Chase

Four quarter-final matches
will be played today, starting
at $50, in the annual Chevy
Chase Country Clubs invita-
tional father-son tennis tour
nament.
Bill and Jack Bassett meet
Jim and Jim Shafer, Clay and
Tim Coss play Smokey and
Bud Miller, Fred and Freddy
McNair encounter Ray and
Glen Gould and Jay and Jed
Courtney oppose John and
Tony Thompson.
The semifinals are scheduled
tomorrow. the finals Friday
all starting at $50.
Yesterdays second round
found the BasSetts upsetting
the top-seeded team of Hugh
and Tommy Lynch, Ga, 3-6
60. The second seeded
-ThompsonS, the defending
-titlists, whipped John and Phi,
Irish, 6-8, 60, 60, while
the third-seeded pair, the Mil
lers, eliminated Hugh anc
Howard Vickery, 60, 60.
The Courtneys and McNairs
won by default.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
A. C.s Viking Favored
InHombIetonion odov

dazzling jewel is the Hamble-
tonian. The last leg is the Ken
lucky Futurity in Lexington
October S, worth an estimated
$55,0
Only once in history has the
same horse, Scott Frost. and
same driver, Joe O'Brien, won
the Triple Crown. That was in
1855.
This will be Russell's second
Hambletonian attempt. He fin
ished fifth and seventh in heats
in 1859 with Farand Hanover.
Fillies Popular
A. C.'s Viking, to most OBJ
servers, is the only colt with
a chance to break a potential
filly monopoly. Four fillies
from a highly backed chorus
line-mpish, Sprite Rodney,
Spry Rodney and Worth Seein.
A filly hasn't won since Emily's
Pride became the 10th of her
sex to triumph in 1858.
Rounding out the field are
Safe Mission, Nathaniel, Isaac,
Lord N Gordon, Happy New
port. Delight Hanover, the
gelding Rooney Hanover, Oh
You Kid. Varlo Hanover and
bubble T.
The Yonkers Futurity was
the first major stake race Rus
sell had won since 1947 and the
biggest purse he had taken
since he began racing in 1915.
Now the Triple Crown could
be within his reach. But there
is one nagging thought in con-
templating it: The only time
A. C.'s Viking was beaten this
year-by a head by non-Ham-
bletonian eligible Pro Hanover
in the Lord Baltimore trot at
Saratoga June 28-she had to
come from the second tier. He
has to do the same today in
the first heat, drawing the last
position, No. Is.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Sears FiIIY
Added toFieId
For Tri-State
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 29. - Tune-Swept, a Vir-
ginia-bred 2-year-old filly, is
being shipped here from New
England for next weeks first
running of Shenandoah Downs
Tri-State Futurity.
Owned by Miss Eleonora r
Sears of Middleburg, Va,
Tune-Swept has been out OF
the money only once in eight
starts this season. A daughter
Of the foreign stallion Tudorka
the filly has won once, finished
second twice and third on four
other occasions.
Also being sent here for the
September 7 stakes is Mrs
Danny Shea's Cassorbit, a win.
ner at Laurel this spring.
Shenandoah Downs officials
anticipate a field of 10 or /:
for the event. which will gros.
approximately $4,000.
Mrs. Edna G. Hoffman's Lone
Jack, once one of the hardest.
hitting handicappers in thil
area, won his first start in six
tries this year in last nights
Hagerstown Purse to complete
a $1,920 twin double shared By
seven fans.
Lone Jack, making his second
start of the meeting, paid $3.2C
as the favorite in the six-horse
field. The 8-year-old son oi
Detection was bred and is
owned and trained by Mrs
Hoffman.
Only one longshot figured ir
the twin, Douglas M. Burgess
Blue Sky Boy, winner of the
sixth race at $28.40. Her Way
Sc choice in the fifth, started
it, and Hour Time won the
seventh at $3.50.
A crowd of 4,123 wagereo
$212,315.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Swimming Dominated
By Northern Virginia

The outdoor swimming sea-
son has ended just the way it
Started-with the Northern Vir-
ginia Aquatic Club dominating
almost every meet.
Northern Virginia swimmers
last night won IA Of "a first
places as the District AAU Jun
ior Olympic long course cham
pionshipS wound up at East
Potomac.
Eleven District AAU records
were shattered last night on top
of the 10 that were erased on
Evening star., 1962-08-29

Monday nights program. Janet
Welsh and Chris Johnson, IA
year-old members of the North
ern Virginia club, each &C
counted for two records.
Summaries:
BOYS EVENTS
50-meter freestyle III and 12l-1,
Eddie Perraut, TAX; 2, Jeffry Almo,
UNi 3. Alec Meikleiohn. UN. Time,
I06-meter freestyle (1s and 14)-1,
NVAC: 8, Jim Boulware, NVAc. Time.
1O0-meter freestyls (15 and 1e)-1,
s6nS siSEy Barr Cb-, Sons H:i. Rishy ShS, osiDeI
50-meter breast stroke 90 and
under)-1. Jack Katz, UN; 2. Dean
Hardy, Cong; 8, David Baird, UN.
26o-meteS breast stroke as and 1e)
i, John Enterline, UNi ., Joe Mash
burn, NVAC; 3, Bruce Bigelow, JCC.
Time. 1854. Record.
50-meter back stroke III and 12)-
l. Tom Edmondson, NvAc; >. Alec
CED. Time, O:36.5, Record.
iOOImeter back stroke Is and 16)
Il, Joe MaShburn, NVAC; ,, Dick
Donahue, UN; 3, John Enterline, UN
50-meter butterfly 90 and under)-
l, Hess Yntema. NVAC; ,, Dean Hardy,
Gong; 3, Kevin Miller. NvAC. Time.
-. IoQ;meter butterfly (ls ana Al.
UN; 8. Roger Nichols. ssY. Time
1O0-metsr butterfly ClS and 1s)-1,
Larry Lawson, NVAC; 2, Dick Donahue,
gN; B. Steven Freeman UN. Time.
2oo-meter individual medley u1 and
12l-l, Tom Edmondson, NvAc: 2,
Dave Culver. Cong; 3. Murray Grenier,
woo aoo-me@tssr @s 2SzSI ihdiyid1si EscorS G.o.v ua
ana Id. Harold Johnson, NVAc; 2,
NVAC. Time. 2:47.4.
GIRLS EVENTS
5o-meter freestyle III and l2)-
/, Barbara Stocking. NvAc; 2, Martha
Harvey, NVAC; 8, Joy Mosse, NVAC.
I0o-meter freestyle ua and 10
l, Janet Welch, NVAC: 2, Mary Con-
9T99IIy' T9LH. IN.EAsG; g. Nancy Purves. UN
1oO-meter freestyle u5 and 1s)-
l. Dale Barnhard. Cong; 2, Chris
Stauffer, NVAC; 8, Cherry Barr.
oO-meter breast stroke 40 and un-
der)--1, Dottie Bolter, UN; 2, Patsy
! Morrison, NvAc; 8, Nancy stronE
FIN. Time. 0:477, Record.
20o.meter breast stroke 15 and 1e)
Il, Dale Barnard. Con. 2, Candy
Biting, UN; 3, Shirley Hudgins. NVAC
Time, 3:l0.7. Record.
50-meter butterfly 90 and under)
i, Sally Harvey, NVAC; ., Leslie
seeman, uN; 8. Dottis Boulter, UN
| Time, O:4l3
1O0-meter butterfly 13 and I4)-
1, Sandra Powell, NVAC; ., Sharon
Harler,, NyAc; 8, Melbs Griffin, NVAC
Time. 1918.
10O-meter butterfly Us and 1s,-
l. Bonnie Levine, UN: 2, Becky Nc
Colpin. NVAC; 3, Suzanne Bolton
JCC. Time, 1:24.5.
50-meter back stroke III and 12)
Il. Barbara Stocking, NVAC; 2, Joy
Mosse, NVAC: 8, Betty DUNCAN, Lang
| Time, 0:39.9.
1O0-meter back stroke Us and 1e)
Il, s. Bolton, JCC: 2. Christ Stauffer,
NVAC,; 8. Bonnie Levine, UN. Time,
| 1851
2OO-meter individual medley I'll and
12)-1. Kay Billhimer. Cong; 2, Betty
DUNCAN, UN; 8, Barbara Blair. UN
2O0-meter individual medley (l3 and
14-1, Sandra Powell. NVAC: .
Kathleen Nichols, NVAC; 8, Patti
Grimes, SSY. Time, 2:57.2. Record.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

DU QUOIN, Ill, Aug. 29
(AP).-Scholarly Sanders Rus
sell, at 81 the driving dean OF
the Hambletonian field, puts
aside his crutches today, hoists
himself into the sulky and takes
his big colt, A. C.'s Viking, in
search of the second jewel OF
harness racing's Triple Crown
The quiet, silverhaired old
timer, whose solemnity and
sternly erect manner in which
he sits in the sulky has stamped
him with the nickname, The
Preacher, is favored to guide
the son Of Hoot Mon to victory
in the $116,612 premier event
for 3-year-old trotters.
A field of five fillies, nine
colts and one gelding was ready
for the 37th edition of the
Hambletonian on the fast clay
mile oval of the Du Quoin State
Fairgrounds, where a crowd of
nearly 10000 will gather de-
spite the lack of parimutuel
betting. The weather forecast
was for scattered showers, with
temperatures in the low 90s.
Race Pays S62,854
The race, not expected to
match the record mile time OF
1885 set by Harlan Dean last
year, pays the winner $62,854
More than two heats may be
required before a champion
can be declared. The trotter
taking two is the winner.
Russell injured his ankle in
a racing mishap late last July.
He will be wearing a tennis shoe
and a basket weave" cast
when he goes today.
He has piloted A. C.'s Viking
to 10 out of IL triumphs this
year, including eight straight.
He won the $105,423 Yonkers
Futurity July 20, first leg of
the Triple Crown, whose most
Evening star., 1962-08-29
B. A. in Hard Knocks

Defensive tackle John Con-
zaga Of Detroit is a rarity in
the National Football League
a player who never went to
college.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Good to Bad

Pitcher Bob Friend of Pitts
burgh tied for most National
League victories, with %, in
1883 and led the league in
most defeats, with 10, the fol-
lowing year.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Atlantic CITY
BY the Associated Press

1st-S3.200; cling: 4-yrs. d. UP: 6
fur.
COunterway French) 65. 40 2O.1S I2. 20
Pete's Income (Culmone) 4.6O $40
Fay's Ace (Block) 300
o-Mint, Star Milkman, Binningsgate
Miss Sasgy, Traiect, El Greco, Flying
Bill. Time, 1:133s.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
AII-Around EDGE

The University of Texas
holds a football series edge over
all seven Southwestern Confer
ence opponents.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Racmg Results
Tinonium
By the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press
ist--S1,500; cling: yrs; 7 furlonss
Eerlan (Smith) 500 . 80 5 SG
RenOwn Boy Davis) 400 2.66
Andamo (Pappas) "A
Hadda Spree. MeTS Pride, Bachelof
World, Prince Pomp. Fighting Try,
Time. 1905.
2d-S1 800; cling; 3-yr.: 7 fur,
Eorv'd Thrust (Rey'ds) 2.SO 2.2O 2. 20
nSSty hayes CClark) $50 2.6O
Putapick (Malloy) q 1O
Giant April. Eternal Dady, Parade
Me, Colony Row. Ren's Queen. Time,
DAmV OOIrpTE 10 ~ eE.o
Evening star., 1962-08-29
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming CS2 OOO-
S1SOO); 2-year-olds; 6 furongS.

SNOW CHARGER had speed in his first start and
might surprise. BLANKNGILT a winner for 81 500
HUNTERS GUN rates excellent chance
Evening star., 1962-08-29
BY the Associated Press

Dy tIIV nooUVIdItu FItbS
lst-S4. 900: 2-yr. mdns.; g fur,
Nambiorix CSellers) 34.IO II.3O 700
tfeaehery tCruL) 7.20 40
Always Nell (ValenzuelaD 40
Blue Blur, Fleet m Sweet, a James
Jewe, LOUIS Hildy, Prodsna Neviesta,
Heel and Toe. Rosy Bubble, Picnic
Tine. Time, 1:l33s.
-Four Way Ranch-Lawrence entry.
2d-S3, 500; cling; 3-yr. & up: l mi.
harper'S Ferry (SePrs) $50 $50 2.9O
Merry Will (Bove) $50 800
P1perack (Questda) 31O
Social Engineer. Mr.. Melvin, Light
| ness. Quatretemps, Don Lucho, Wise
bolero, Pecks Bad Boy. Time. 1899.
| Cardile entry.
DAILY DOUBLE (5-4 S178.7O
Evening star., 1962-08-29

BOWL OF CHERRIES drops from 81, 900 and should
S1trun this field. COUPETTE 4 winner 81 ESQ.
RHYTHM BEAT meets lesser.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

JUNIOR ADNUIAIE blocked In his last and
rates another chance. IN LINE looks like the
beat. LOIS DOLL should take q money spot.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Aqueduct

DAILY DOUBLE (3-3) S5.4O
Evening star., 1962-08-29

,roSS11 SPEED drops and faces a weak field here
will be running late. '"S D<AA
Evening star., 1962-08-29
JOE KEzLYy SKELETONS
Shenandoah Hondicor
Selection Made for Fast Track
Post Time 7:l5 PM.
(Scrstches Deleted)

i-year-oldSI 6l1 furlongs.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

Erlanger-Bernadott Stable entry
b Bensing-Jouett Stable entry.
5, Xxx z pounds apprentice allow
lnce claimed.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
BEST BET-BELMONT HONEY

INC M HONEY should rally 70 win here FIGHT
lesser and might upset.
Evening star., 1962-08-29


| DhELLER is due for q effort, OKEE-
for $1,000. ~ NO' omit was winner
Evening star., 1962-08-29

XXI, xxxlO pounds apprentice
claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
On Vacation

The Ambassador Of Tu-
nisia and Mrs. Habib Bour-
CUBA, jr., who currently are
vacationing in their home
land, are expected to return
to their Washington post at
the end of this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

equitation, Old Guard and
polo pony classes.
The show. organized by the
Belvoir Polo Club and the
Belvoir Riding School. is I'M
der the Craftsmanship Of their
president, Capt. Stuart F.
Updike.
On Committee
Serving on the Horse
Show Committee with Capt.
Updike are Mrs. Amos Shift
lett. vice chairman; Miss
Cathy Cliffe, secretary, and
Mrs. William P. Woolls, jr.,
treasurer.
Judges will be Mr.. Chuck
Alderman and Mrs. James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

Adults and teen-agers are
now busily preparing for the
first annual Woodlawn Horse
Show to be held Saturday at
the Belvoir Polo Grounds on
U. s. l across from the
Woodlawn Plantation Manor
House. Teen-age boys are
building jumps while the
girls are planning refresh
ments and q bake sale.
Is Glasses
Eighteen classes. beginning
at $50 am, will include
pony working hunter. junior
working hunter and open
jumping divisions as well as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

Lloyd and Mr.. John Vordem-
borg will act as ringmaster.
Mr.. Woolls, assisted by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

Jimmy Robinson, Carl Burr
and Mike McCarrick, is in
charge Of building and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
Wood|own Horse Show Set at Polo Grounds

grounds. Mrs. Updike and
Mrs. Dorothy Burr are plan
ming refreshments.
Evening star., 1962-10-04
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din: rn.. liv, rm;. screened roren,
tile bath, nursery, storage room
Or workshop. Excel. Teighborhood
near shopping, S22,500. OIL.
2-067l
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HOUSES UNFURR. TO RENT

ALEX, s.-3-bedrm. brk, ranch.
1H baths. lge. lot, full bsmt.,
elec. range. conv.. ifnmed., S126.
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LANGLEY PARK
Walker & Dunlop
Inc.

Realtors, Uptown ofe., EN-. 2-67l5
IEWiSDKLE AREA-spaes galore;
baths, tented yard. Near Prince
deorkes Plaza. Only $4,000.
HUGH Z; PECK. HE. 4.i7oo.
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave
BETHESDA's BKsT BUY al S24-
950l AL the traditional state.
illness Of byEons days keyed
throughout 10 modern living II
this house you will love at frs
sight. To view, call a41-S022
YOUNKIN 4 CO.. 2 70 Q.
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CHEVY CHASE = 1-story brick
Foyer entrance. Living rna. with
firepl., sep. dining room, latest
kitchen, bedrms. and bath; base-
sundeck. garage. House like new
Low EOS, Real buy.
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HOUSES FURH. TO RENT

ARL., 70s. s. 25th st.--conv. TO
Pent. 6 rms. Avail, Nov. /. OV.
3-l413, OF. $1,000 for Apt.
BEVERLY HILLS, one Of ViTginia's
most exclusive and convenient
fireplace, S155. Ell. 6-5266.
CHEVY CHASE, b. C., 5243 4Srd
st.-2 lbks. from Ch. Ch. Shop
ping Center. Immae., charming
sGeorgetown type. Avail. irAmed.
- lge. bedrms.. den, rec. rm.,
S226. call ewes, ia. 4-6433.
CLEVELAND PK.-Redec. 4 bedrins.,
2 baths, lge. liv. rrn., kit, din. rm.,
den. Conv. loc. EN-. 2-6297.
MONTGOMERY HILLS AREA, sil-
yer Spring-3-bedrn. Colonial, 3
baths. den, garate. beautiful
fenced yard. Avail. october l..
S225 mo.
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-7is7
TAKOMA PARK. ss5 Sligo creek
PDsT DsTyms-ssdr%; ~ rr1s ;aTssl'r sISS mo avail
3. AP. 7-6674
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Hillcrest Heights
EXCLUSIVE SECTION

3-bedrm. rambler, enormous liv.
rm. with firepl. and picture win
3sx11.ft. rec, room, pool room.
potential maids rm. All this and
central air eond. Only S2T,75O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BINdOl--4-bsdfoom brick 2-storj
with basement, close 70 sliEe y
aE1 l. Ans an.S n sovn St; 'Ssn 81 only PsaR sssc
ceoSiNIEY CO.. RESLToRs. JU. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRINd--saeriftesI Ioyels
3;pedrnA., e.bAth brick raMblsI
S9oSSSr SSSr trust. SSEsn s.ys yaAs;s.s. A;sSsra'
c. paul hickman aAl.0200