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Evening star., 1962-05-28
FOyt Appears
Top Thredtto
Jones in 500

INDIANAPOLIS. May %
(AP). - The 33 starters in
Wednesdays 500-mile auto race
were allowed their first workout
in eight days at the speedway
today and 80 of them were
watching A. j. Foyt, jr., 1851
winner, out of the corner of
their eyes.
The husky Texan, United
States Auto Club National
champion the last two years,
had been overshadowed in the
qualifications by Parnelli Jones,
defending national sprint car
title holder who turned the old
race tracks first 150-mile-an-
hour lap in the qualifications.
Then Foyt went out and beat
Jones at his speciality yesterday
on new Indianapolis Raceway
Parks five-eighth Of a mile
track, 6 miles west of the speed
way.
The field was full Of 800"
drivers but the 50-lap event was
strictly a two-car race between
Foyt and Jones. Jones led for
81 laps. Then Foyt squeezed
past on a turn and won de-
cisively in record time.
Elmer George, son-in-law of
Speedway Owner Tony Human.
won a see-saw battle for third
place from Bob Mathouser and
Jim Hurtubise, former Speed
way record holder. Both George
and Hurtubise will start
Wednesday.
Today's three-hour session is
primarily to test carburetion
but also will give late qualifiers
a chance to check their cars
handling with full fuel tanks
They ran the 10-mile time trials
with only a few gallons of the
alcohol fuel instead of the Sc
gallons or so they will carry al
the start of the 500.
Jones, Foyt, former winner
Rodger Ward and other early
qualifierS were practicing al
; speeds up to lat miles an hou
) before the track was closed 6
week ago yesterday for tht
800" Festival golf tournament
} over a course that includes par
Of the track infield.
!, Only one man has driven thar
fast in the race. Troy Ruttman
) the 1852 winner and a starter
: Wednesday, set the competitive
one-lap record of 147.589 las
t year before he tore some Skin
: off his hands and had to quit
After the carburetion runs
! the last preliminary to tn,
! $4,000 race will be a drivers
meeting with officials tomorrow
Evening star., 1962-05-28
CycIist Sets Mark
At Vistu RuceWuY

Jim Colletti of Newark, N. j.,
riding a Triumph. set a 16-lap
motorcycle record at Vista
Raceway yesterday in winning
the 8-mile feature in 7:39, 4
seconds under the former mark.
Drayton Tylee Of Alexandria,
who had won Is of his last 16
feature events at Vista, plus
the third heat and second semi
final yesterday, put his Kay
Sportster in front at the start
but Colletti caught him on the
second turn and stayed on top
to win by two lengths. Bill
Swartz of Baltimore was third
on another Triumph.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
)AILY DOUBLE PAID SI4.6O
Delaware
Huzi Wins Title
For 10th Time

Thor Hazi, age 81, won the
mems singles championship of
the annual D. C. Table Tennis
Associations closed tournament
yesterday for the Goth year.
Hazi defeated Paul Hudson,
2l-8. 21-l4. 21-12, at the club
headquarters, 419 Ninth street
NV. He also won the senior
mems title and teamed with
Jim Verta to take the mems
doubles and with Julia Rute-
lionis for the mixed doubles
title.
Other champions were Bar
bara Chaimson, women's sin.
giles; Lester Moskowitz, boys
singles, and Hudson, junior
mems singles.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

NEW YORK, May 20 CAP) -
Al Kaline has great faith in
doctors but he doesn't agree
with their diagnosis that his
broken collarbone will keep him
out of action for at least two
months.
'Of course, I have no idea
how long I'll be out" the star
Tiger outfielder said today, but
I'm sure 1t won't be that long
"Boros, (Steve Boros, Tiger
third baseman), broke his COL
. larbone, too, a year ago, ano
the break was much worse thar
mine. He split 1t cleanly, from
top to bottom, and he was back
in less than eight weeks. Mine
is what they call a simple frac-
ture. It's sort of a hairline
split, across. It's an easy one
for healing"
Kaline said his main concern
was whether he'd be able tc
throw as well as ever after the
fracture heals.
THE fracture is right be-
tween the right shoulder and
the collarbone," he said. "It
doesn't hurt. It's just uncom-
Portable, that's all. The cast
cuts into my stomach"
The cast covers the entire
upper half Of Kaline's body
from the hips to the neck. Ir
addition, Al'S right arm is ex-
tended and supported by a steeI
brace.
Kaline suffered the injury
while making a spectacular, div
ing catch of Elston Howard'S
fly in short right center on the
last play of Saturdays game
with the Yankees. The catch
Evening star., 1962-05-28
DIsAGREEs WITH DOCTOR
Koline Pinning Hopes
On EorIy Return

preserved the Tigers 2-i VIC
tory.
AL was released from the hos
pital yesterday and arrived in
Yankee Stadium in time to see
the Tigers defeat the Yankees.
5-1. in the second game Of the
double-header. The Yankees
won the opener, Al.
The 27-year-old Slugger, who
Is leading the club in batting
(.336). home runs (13) and
runs batted in (38) left with
the team after the double
header for Detroit, where he
will undergo further X-rays to-
day before being sent home.
Kaline blamed himself for
the accident.
II just didn't roll right when
I made the CATCH" he said.
Normally, I hit the ground
With the DacK OF my Sn0uloer.
This time I hit it with the front
Of my shoulder I knew
right away something was
wrong. When Cash CFirst
Basemen Norm CASH came
running out, I told him to get
the trainer. I could feel the
separation"
Although the injury came at
a time when he was off to one
of the best starts of his career,
Kaline took it philosophically.
mo, I wouldn't consider my
self unlucky," he said. I'm fact,
I've been very lucky through
out my career. I've dived after
quite a few balls and I never
got hurt before. In fact, right
here at Yankee Stadium I've
crashed into the wall a num-
Der of times and I didn't get
hurt"
Evening star., 1962-05-28

he's still looking for a 500, put
on closing night he came
within two pins of it.
With games of 2O8, $50 and
140 he totaled 498 for the top
set of his career and the 20S
was his highest game.
The 208, begun and ended
with triple strikes, earned him
the mems White Oak Trophy,
given for the high game of the
season at the plant. The wom-
ems went to Beryl Meyer with
a 1873.
Joyce Kaiser and Ed Pugh,
with a 65-40 standing, won
the team championship, worth
5000, with a one-game edge
over Mrs. Meyer and Jack
iMoulton. Another game back
were Flo Hughes and Roger
Cramer, and fourth, four games
off the pace, were Dotty Clark
and Jack BetZ.
Dietsch retained the mems
individual title with 1925. Last
season he averaged a pin short
of 1856. Jim Wolfensberger was
second at 130-43, followed by
Frank Micalizzi, 1922, and
Eddie Owens, whose closing
173-461 placed him at 1902.
Mrs. Meyer led the women
with 1898. Mrs. Clark's 123-
SO last season set an area rec
ord for women in mixed
doubles.
Trailing Mrs. Meyer were
Gertha Wilson, 121-45; Mrs
Clark, 121-12, and Mrs. Jacque
Dietsch. 120-49.
Mrs. Meyer won the women'S
Pepsi-Cola Trophy, awarded
for weekly high games under 9
point system. with %. Eddie
Owens earned the mems with
l21.
To hold their edge at the
finish, Mrs. Kaiser and Pugt
won two games from Ruth
Domdera and Fred Murphy.
Mrs. Meyer and Moulton wor
two from Dietsch Tin spite oI
his 498) and a substitute part.
iner.
Entries are now being &C
cepted for the first event pro-
NOTED by the newly -createt
Duckpin Activities Department
of the Bowling Proprietors AS
sociation of America.
1 1t Is a national team handi
cap championship patterned
after a highly successful tour
nament conducted by tn,
BPAA for tenpin bowlers.
First prize is $1,000, with al
estimated $500 to be dis
! tributed in regional and ma
tional finals.
The entry fee is up to tn,
proprietor Of each participating
plant. with 81 a man sug
gested.
/ One of every 10 teams en-
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Seeded Players
Reoch Joycee
Net SemifinuIs

Mike Pawka, who plays bas-
ketball and tennis for York
town High, didn't let school
loyalty influence his play yes
terday.
The lanky second seed ran
into Dick Howe, a teammate
of his at Yorktown, in the
quarter-finals of the Northern
Virginia Jaycee tennis tourna-
ment and promptly ousted him,
.6-3, 60.
The victory pushed Pawka
into the semifinals, along with
Ray Gates, the top seed, who
is in the opposite bracket.
In the 16-and-under bracket,
both John Wilson and Corbin
Wilkes advanced to the semis.
Wilson tripped Mel Cham
pagne, 60. 60. while Wilkes
walloped Steve Noll, 60, 60.
Three players in the younger
divisions made it into the fl
mails. Phil Jones, the son of
former French champion Mrs.
Raymonde Jones, whipped Rod
Klima, 60, 6-1. That puts
him in the title match against
Chris Wells, -.-.
In girls play, Pam Taylor
moved to the finals with a
breezy 60. Go victory over
Ann Hoskot in the 14-and-
under group while Nina Myers
did the same in the 16-and-
under division with a 60. Ga
triumph over Lisa Dunn.
Other results:
16-and-under: Third round: Spencer
Smith defeated Steve clark, 60, 6-1;
Gary Lockhart defeated Mike Cossl
60, 6-2.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Hill Captures Race

ADENAU, Germany, May %
IAPl.-Phil Hill of the United
States and Oliver Gendebien of
Belgium were the overall WIN
ners today in the 1000 kilo-
meter sports car race at the
Neurburg course. They drove
a Ferrari averaging 1928 miles
per hour.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Woshington-Lee Rowers
Plan Third Henley Trip

the Henley is the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology
lightweightS. Butt thinks the
NIT crew is very good but says
WI has a chance of beating
them, "or we wouldn't be going
to England"
Washington Lees tremen-
dous sprint in the last quarter
mile outdistanced challenging
st. Joseph's Of Buffalo, which
made a race Of it for three
quarters of a mile in Saturdays
national title event. WI won
by a length and a half in
5:02.5.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Weather Delays
Interhiqh PIoyoff

Today's scheduled first-round
games of the Interhigh League
b a seball tournament were
rained out and rescheduled for
tomorrow.
Wilson plays Anacostia at
$3.50 pm. at GEORGETOWN Uni
versity, while Phelps and
Roosevelt tangle at American
University at the same time.
The title game will be played
Thursday at Georgetown.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
GRADED HANDICAPS
At ROSE(ROFT
SELECTIONS

l-Keen's Norman Lynch, Edgewood
Jimmy. Camden Tronia.
.2-Dixieland. Mighty True, Cinnamon
Candy.
.3-Good T, Wilmington Scott, Thuban
Pick
4-Check Off, Valiant Hanover,
Sabrina Hanover
5--Adora's Dream, knight Latch.
Stand By.
6-Csthy ]. Hanover, Lieutenant Gray
Bordner Hanover.
Miss Sarah Rodney, Highland
Glen A.. Fielder's Choice.
S-Al Sam. Captain Eddie Mo. Majors
Brownie
.9-Silkey Todd. Topaz Sue, Hy Sofa.
BEST BET-ADORA'S DREAM.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
BOWLING
Dietsch Orbits
At White Oak
By ROD THOMAS

When Jimmy Detsch entered the Pepsi-cola Al-Star
Mixed Doubles League he Smtten with the
White Oak lanes
Il should get my first 500 on hem grinned the Duckpn
Hall of Famer.
Now with his second season in the league just ended,
Evening star., 1962-05-28

MISS MAC b. winner at Pimlico for So 500.
MACTE looks like the to beat RED CHIEF will b.
running late and might take IL all.
a T. Becker and N. L. Haymaker entry.
Mrs. P. Edmunds and c. Wheeler entry.
x5 XXX, xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-05-28


HALLURSAN meets lesser here and should improve
enough win here. PAMELA G., steps after
ming. JASON'S STAR is better than his last in
MARYLAND
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Race Results
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
lst-S3,6 900; cling; 3-yr. & up: ! mi
NOlstead Act (ROtEI $50 $40 9.1C
Statesmanship Adams) $50 2.6C
Prof. Facts CCruID 3.S(
Crown Lion, Tuxedo Hill. Cole
Thumb, Mr.. Melvin, Music Stand
Time, 1:3S1s.
2d-S3.60O; cling: 3 yrs: z fur.
Key Board (ValenE'la) go $40 2.9(
Countess Pax (BolandD 40 3.I(
CourtheA tCruE) 300
Memories Deer. Clever May, Nooress
Sailors Love. Greek Countess, Thyana
Time, 1883.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S14.6C
Evening star., 1962-05-28

MELROSE SILVER a Pimlico and
should repeat DAN-D-JIM sliEhter better
after reEisternE $1,000 CALL HASTILY meets
and might take il all.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
At Delaware Park
Selections Made for Fast Track
Posi- Time = PM

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000 claiming tS3.50OlI B.
years oldS: furlongs.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
BEST BET-LISA'S GEM

LAMPOON was fourth at Aoueduct and is due for
top race. VIR-MARIE won stakes earlier in MARY
land FIRST SITTING will be running late and might
take IL all.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

LISA'S GEM = fine n turf and
appears TO be in spot to win another here. CACTUS
KID is the to beat. SHIAWASSEE steps after
winning for s. 600.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

AFFECTIONATE drops after heinE fifth for SI2OOO
and should heat this field TYBALT winner
earlier for $4,000 CONSTABLE JOHN breaks fast and
likes DelwaTe Track
Evening star., 1962-05-28

Gol-Dee stable-Johnson entry.
Z3, KS, XXI, xxx 10 pounds
prentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

FOURTH RACE-Pursc $1,000; claiming $4,000; l.
4 mn fur
Evening star., 1962-05-28
OTHER ENTRIES
Aoueduct

500; clmg 3 yrs. & up, :
Evening star., 1962-05-28

5th-S4,250; 3-year-old pace: w Z.
Miller Memoriaf ist diyo: ! mi. =,
: Adora's Dream tMacDonald) IL
Evening star., 1962-05-26
ROOMS FURR-S.E..s.W.

ANACOSTIA - 3 lge. light rms,
tile bath, near bus, SIS wk. incl.
utilities. LU. 1-4047.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Ouiet
home Of 2 adults, gentleman, refs.
REG, bus at door. LU. 4-2492.
Sc. = LGE. BACK ROOM for set
tied colored lady on pension. Home
privileges. 546-3497.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
APIS. FURNIsHEp-YA.
(coNIINUEDl

bath. all utils. furn. Working eple.
only. IA. 2-6916.
ARL.. N-AttrAs. 1.bedrm; apt,
parking. ia 2-6s64.
ARL-, NJ b.r-. liV. nm. kit, din
cite. bath. utils-. pvt. ent.. adults.
ARL. N. HOWARD MANOR, Newly
1urn; apts. " pal Efies sss so w.
! 5eorm- SlS5. JA- 2-525s. I'm,
ARL.. NEAR PENTAGON-Famiiy
apt. rate day or week. and room.
Free parking. IA. 2-3343.
BRLARCLFF MANOR = bdrm.
Nicely furn. Close in. Nr. bus.
Wired for air cond. S95 incl. util.
ia 2-7A0A
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CONVENIENT

JUST OFF N. CAPITOL,
AT RIGGS
Spacious mod. 1-bedrm. apt,
in garden-type development.
Close to shopping, transp.,
churches, etc. New furniture.
$129.50. Apply resident
manager, II Riggs I'd. ne.
or call RA. 3-S113.
DOWNTOWN. 1725 18th st. NV
Eiiicieney, nicely furn.. ,lge. liy;-
FE. 3-6165.
DUPONT CIR. AREA, in beaut
New Hamp. ave. townhouse. l.
pedrm- apt: furl. BY Sloane.
Mayer. 70. 6-1264.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1870 New Hamp
aye.-z1 bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath.
seq so. S3S-734e.
Evening star., 1962-05-26

HAVE YOU HEARD about TOWN
CENTER on the new waterfront.
Call NE. S-3500.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
EMBASSY APT.
PERFECT

HILLTOP HOUSE, cor. 18th. I475
Euclid st. NV Embassy Row. cen
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APIS. UHFURNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APIS. - . bedrms.,
large closets. dining ell. newly
decorated, air conditioner allowed.
close in. Slo5 plus elec. IA. s.
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CHEVERLY-An immaculate brk.
and alum. Cape Cod, cheerful fire.
pl. in liv. rm.. full din. nm.
modern kit. extra large bedrms..
side porch could be enclosed for
extra bedrm.. nice big bsmt. with
outside exit II lovely land
sceped yard. off-street parking.
only o few minutes to downtown
D. C. with bus right at he door.
S17.g50 with best Of terms FLA
or CT.
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FREE STATE PROPERTIES

ROGERS PARK-owner's family
has outgrown this comfortable
honey BUNGALOW. twin-siSe bed
walk-out bsmt.. ialousied porch,
assume big trust with payments
OF only SS7 mo. or buy on Gl
or FILA terms, II you are looking
for an exceptional value this is
IL for only Sl1 $50.
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FOUR C0RNERs-Beaut!ful 3-bed-
nm. brk. rambler, with garage,
large rec. rm.. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., , baths, must be seen. Only
$1,000 dn. FLA. no money dn.
VA. Call a40-4434.
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THOMPSON co. JU. 5-4OOC

NEAR DAMASCUS acres w7yr.-
round stream, 3-bedrm. rambler
wIliv. rm., din, rn., huge mod.
kit. ntil rnl SOB Rnn
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Real Estate Co., Inc, Realtors
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gath. Nd.
WI. S-9250 or 301-WA, $4,000
NO BSMT.. but only $3.50 On. on
3-bedrm. home with large liv.
rm... sep. din. area, pleasant kit.
VACANT. MINED. POSSESSION.
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
VIII o-630O
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STORCH
REALTOR

sP. 3-4500
ANDREWS. HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
-S14, 500. Immac. 2-bedrm. brick
semidet., sep. din. rm., dish
washer disposal. full bsmt., fenced
yard. Near schools, shopping and
transp.
JOIN R. WEBSTER RE. 6-54O0
ANDREWS AREA-VA no dn. FLA
$3.50 dn. 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. den. bsmt,.
fenc. lot, trees, low mo. pymts.
JOE JACOBS RLTY.. RE. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENSNGTON = 2-bedrm. rambler
on deep wooded lot plus bsmt.
and End floor area, CT or FLA.
$4,000. J. G. CONLEY. REAL
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T. N. LERNER

wheaton P'7z' a'0-79n0
BETHESDA AREA-Just 5 min. to
NH Newly dec. 3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. sep. din. rm.. COM
pletely equip. kit. with breakfast
area, full bsmt.. fenced yard.
priced $500 below FHA apnrai sal
for quick SALE. ST.. 500: KoRzEN-
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Mt. RAINIER, CT nothing dr.
1mmac. cond.. 3-bedrm, Colonial.
9 baths. large de luxe kit. perfect
for large family. hot-water heat.
. blks. from everything.
John H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
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CARROLL knobs

MA NAbNSA4A4 A&4N\444lO
Expanding because you ..e expect
ing? Red brick Cape Cod can be
expanded into 4 bedrms.. 9 baths,
lge. kit, full bsmt. Level fanced
yard. Assume $4,000, 4het loan
or will refinance to suit your
terms Call 94g-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CEDAR LANE AREA-I% acres
surround this long and low 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rancher, with
family r1. and double carport.
KEN DRUSKIN. Realtor 949-4000
CHEVY CHAsE-Just listed Walk
to circlel so liv. rm.l 7 lge.
rms. plus 2 rec; rms, Gear ga
$4,000 It'll 8. ALLIED REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE-Old farmhouse in
section Of $4,000 homes.
Sound. basic construction. High
ceilings. 4 bedrms and modern
bath. Remodeling potential
ebounds. Large level lot. Price,
S23,950, 9 amt pm. EN-.
. TAnn Evar EM a-OIqn
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Silver Spring = g.
bedrm., 2a-bath split-level on
wooded site. Very large liv. rm.
plus den, sep. din. rm. and mod
ern table-space kit, sub-bsmt.
with exit and plenty of storage
space. Brand-new wall-to-wall car
peting included at S23.750 FILA.
TED LINGO JU, 7-77O0
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3oB ROCK CRFER CHI. RID. NV
Completely redec. 3-bedrm.. brk.
house. gas h.-wh., full bsmt., ga
rage, vacant, move right in.
PRESS REALTY CORP,
ST. 3-o316 Ewes, LU. 2-l52g
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HOLIEY REALTY

51S3 Lee Hwy, Arl.. KE. $3.50
FAIRFAX, VA. = Colonial 2-story
columned residence on 2 attrac-
tive Handicapped acres, wide CEN
ter hall, double drawing room,
spacious din. rm., pantry, family
size kit, powder room, large
corner bedrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.
and bath, oil heat. good barn.
Cali MRS CAV FRANC MES
POWELL HILL, REALTORS, 1908
10Th st; NV. DE. 2-4101. Ewes.
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HERRING

HU. 1.5e00 Realty, Inc. ia. 4-sOo8
Sleepy Hollow-Owner
Custom-built ,3-bedrm., 3-full-bath
brick rambler. Grounds are nrof.
handicapped with over so trees.
Finished rec. rm., all comp etc
stainless-steel cleo. kit, patio,
carport and . driveways. So, $50.
JE. 4-5S94. 900 Kerns I'd. Falls
Church,
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BURLEITH

CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA-stately
brick Colonial home with large
room. library and powder ROOM
FULLY equipped kitchen with table
space, 8 BEDROOMS, 3 y BATHS
Priced in upper sos for quick
sale. Immediate possession. Call
WO. $4,000 til 8 pm. EDW, II.
ZONES 81 CO., INC. REALTOR,
bb20 Conn ave n w
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POTOMAC


Price now reduced on this almost
new. brick rambler located on a
level lot of over an acre. Excep-
tionally nice kitchen, 8 bedrooms,
2 baths, full basement with rec.
room, 2-car garage, breezeway.
Ewes, Mrs. Powers, OIL. 2-1223.
W. C. s. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
$500 FALLS RID. AK. 10000
ROCK CREEK HILLS (Old Section1
Stately brick Colonial. Prestige
area. 3 bedrms. plus dorm room
and glassed-in porch. gear ga
rage. Rec. room. House centrally
air conditioned. A real buy In
the 40s. LEGUM g. GERBER, OIL.
6-5767. Ewes. OIL. 6-392S.
RoCKyILLE-ROCKLAND = 3-bed
I'm. brick. Bsmt. FILA $4,000,
Vacant. r. L. SMITH, REALTORS,
ca. 4-7711, GA. 1926.
ROCKVILLE - Full price SI2,75O
mo s DOWN"
Gil or min. down FILA. 3-bedrm
rambler, fenced yard for the kids
W. ]. NICHOLAS, Rltr.. 949-16OC
observation-disclosures AREA
A bedrms., . full baths, large rec
rm.. iv. rm. with firepl., din
rm., kit. level lot, beaut. land.
scaped, fully Anchor fenced. Brics
patio. Excel. cond. FILA or VI
available. $4,000, MEADOW
BROOK, INC, 424-304S.
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CT. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
SPRINGFIELD AREA
REALTORS SINCE 1000
VIENNA
$500 DOWN


30-yr. FILA loan available on this
3.bedrm., 2-bath home with fin
ished recreation room and wet
bar. Flagstone patio and COM
pletely fenced back yard. Truly
an excellent buy at Sls.50O. Cali
Ell. 6-4l61.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
MCLEAN. VA.
WHAT MAKES THIS HOME 40 I'M
usual? FLOOR PLAN, three bed
rooms. unique den, two lovely
baths, center hall. living room, for
NAL dining room, huge de luxe
kitchen on the main level. Recrea-
ton room. fourth bedroom. bath.
two-car garage on lower level,
DASHBOARD HOT WATER HEAT.
LOVELY WOODED LOT, TOP To-
CATION, BRAND-NEW. Worth
much more than the asking price
Of $4,000. ATLAS OF ARLfNd-
TON, ia. 5-1b50: ewes. CL, 6-720b.
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KENTIAND
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-450t
OPEN 8 AM. TIL 8 PM.

NO FED TAPE
Only $500 dn. and assume S19.700
losn wIS130 total payment. Owner
will finance 4K-b.r. brk. hcme
wIdin. rm., bSmt.. encl. porch,
wooded lot. SI5,950.
c. paul hickman he. $4,000
OXON HILI--Assume lge. Az CT
loan or refinance. 4-level split,
8 bedrms., la baths. finished
rec. rm.. fenced yard. Only ST.
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HEVY CHASE n CT
Shannon & Luchs

HILLS-Almost new brick
split-level located among superior
homes; Immaculate and charming,
featuring lovely living and dining
areas, de luxe kitchen Of today,
fine bedrms and 3 baths. out
standing mehog -pRneled family
nm. at garden level. Beautiful
lot. Priced in the upper 40s. call
our uptown office til 0 pm,
IKE. 7-lS00.
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Mr.. 18th and You SITS. NV.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
PETWORTH

FRlIE 9l1,5OU
CAMPANELLA g CO.. Realtors
Eek. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. 5-s06t
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

TAKOMA PARK-Lovely 3-bedrn.
brick Colonial, near Wash. Sani-
tarium and Sligo Greek pkWy. Lee.
rms. Priced for quick sale. FILA
or CT, SlT,250 New roof and
cutters. inter. redec.
PERSHING REAL ESTATE
bS9-360S JU. 5-9I66
UNIVERSITY HILLS = 3-bedrm
brick rambler. Rec. ,rHn., dish
washer, disposal. Fenced. BY owner.
S19.500. Closed Sat. 5S7-0700.
UNIVERSITY PARK AREA Sale
or rent. 3-bedrm.. ~ bath brk.
spltt-level. equipped Kit, family
rnl.. with firepl.. S2e.750. or rent
for 5000 per mo.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-3500 779-SS33
VACANT
Move in at once. Very large split
level in College Knobs. 4 bedrms.,
ga baths.
BURcH REALTY CO.
474-300O. Ewes, WA. 7-564I