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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
CIV High Ace
Gets Scholarship
From Virginia

Don Seemuller, George Wash
ington High School halfback,
has signed a grant-in-aid to at
tend the University of Virginia
on a football scholarship.
Seemuller, a 185-pounder, led
George Washington to its first
winning season in six years,
scoring So points to pace the
Presidents to a 7-2-1 record
and a second-place finish in
the Northern Virginia Group
la league.
A first team choice on The
Stars All-Suburban Virginia
team, Seemuller was also voted
to a second team berth on The
Stars All-Metropolitan team.
He gained over 800 yards in l25
carries last season.
His coach, Steve OsiSek, is a
graduate Of Virginia, having
played there under Coach Art
Guepe.
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14OO.
Second money of $500 fell to
Bob Mckinley of Bowl America
Falls Church, who shot 1888
101-l,139.
Warren Keller of Merryville,
Tenn, was third at 1,018-116-
1874 for $3.50; Joe Ricci of
Rutherford Heights, Pa, fourth
with 98O-15O-1,13O for $l25. and
Louis Bond Of Baltimore fifth
at 928-200-1,128 for 500.
Joe Doonan Of Baltimore
shot high scratch for men of
1908 to nail $50. GIMME Stew
art of Wilmington. Del. was
top scratch for women at LOLA,
also receiving $50.
With a whopping 621 entries,
the prize list was extended to
approximately 100 places, with
the cutoff score 1,035.
For the approaching Bowlers
Victory Legion campaign, the
keglers plan to put forth their
most concerted effort ever. In
a meeting of the Washington
City Tenpin Association board
of directors yesterday at Town
Center, Gordon Bonnet and
Irene Yaw were named CO.
chairmen with Jack LeBonte
and Revis Buchanan vice chair
men.
For the first time there will
be a common prize list for men
and women, with both of their
associations working as a team
to build up a record entry,
Matt Bonnie will be the co-or-
dinator, which means there
will be a lot of co-ordinating.
Competition will last from
January 4 through 81, with
every tenpin house in the area
participating. Posters and en-
try blanks, the latter a contri-
button Of Old Colony Laundry,
will be available shortly. jim
my Moore is the mems presi-
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dent and Mary 10 Whidden
the women's.
At yesterdays meeting, Vern
Ashbacher, Congressional Plaza
pro. was elected to replace the
late Charles B. Minker as
fourth vice president.
The board also voted to es-
tablish a new first place
award for the BVL tournament,
which it named the Rod Thorn
as Plaque. 1t will be displayed
for a year at the establish
ment where won, with the win
ner to receive a miniature.
Rosslyn Bowling Center's
team in the Major Travelling
League soon will lose Bob Null,
its redoubtable anchor. Null
is going abroad in Uncle Sans
service.
This is a loss not only to
RoSslyn, but to the entire ten
pin colony.
Bob will have a capable re-
placement in George Ray.
+ i \
Fair Lanes Maryland is prob
ably the unluckiest team in the
Major Travelling League. It's
rivals have persisted in shoot
ing big scores at times when
Maryland's pinfall was heavy
enough to nail most games. 1t
was that way Sunday when
Bowl America was the winner
of one game by nine pins and
another by 20 when Maryland
shot 972 and 899.
Maryland stands ninth in the
league, yet has a higher pinfall
than four teams above it.
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Rider Cruz Set Down
10 Days at Tropical

MIAMI, Dec. IS tAP) APP
prentice Jockey Louis Cruz has
been set down for 10 days by
Tropical Park stewards.
Cruz was grounded for his
careless ride aboard Jet Roger
in the first race Saturday. The
apprentice was charged with
causing initial interference dur
ing the run down the back
stretch. Jet Roger finished
fifth.
The suspension begins to-
morrow and ends December 20.
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Ex-Grid Official
Is Dead at 86

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
tAP) Charles J. McCarty,
former football coach at Ger
mantown and Episcopal Acad-
emies and a onetime official
with the Eastern and National
Football Leagues, died Satur-
day. He was SO.
AT the time OF his death,
McCarty was associated with
an insurance firm here. He
was an honorary member OF
the Maxwell Football Club and
a former chief official Of the
Middle Atlantic intercollegiate
Football Association. A brother
survives.
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Joe Louis Promotes
Bout in Night Club

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Dec.
10 (AP).-Bantamweight Jesus
Pimentel, l19A pounds, scored
a ninth round knockout over
Manuel Tarazen, ll9, in a
scheduled hereunder at a
nightclub here last night.
The fight was a Joe Louis
promotion. Many famous Hol-
lywood stars turned out for the
show. which was a charity
event benefiting the Marine
Corps Reserves Toys For
Tots program.
Both fighters are from
Mexico.
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Hearing Slated To-day
On Mochen's Condition

NAPA. Calf, Dec. 10 APP
Eddie Machen. the top-ranked
heavyweight boxing contender
who has been in a mental in
stitution almost a week. is In
a very disturbed condition,
the head Of the institution says.
DR.. Thee Miller, staff super
intendent and medical director
Of Napa State Hospital, where
Machen was taken last Wednes-
day after apparently contem-
plating suicide, said Machen S
condition varies from day 10
day.
Sometimes he's better, some
times he's worse. Today he's
not getting along too well"
Miller said.
Machen May Appear
Miller said he will be in
formed today by Philip Lynch.
Solano County Superior Court
Judge. II the Judge wants
Machen at a hearing scheduled
later In the day.
TITS up TO the Judge" DR..
Miller said Il understand he
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Supreme Court Justice
To Rule on Pender Case

Fender is now champion only
in his home State.
Pender's attorney said the
title was "a valuable property
right" and the commission
cannot say we give and take
as we see fit"
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Catching Record

Bob Rodgers OF the Angels
set a rookie record by catching
$50 Of his teams 1855 games
this season. Mickey Cochrane
worked in 1873 games in 1925.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (AP) =
Boxer Paul Pender's bid to
regain the New York version
of the world middleweight title
is in the hands of a Supreme
Court justice.
Justice Arthur G. Klein re-
served decision on a move by
Fender. an ex-Marine from
Brookline, Mass. to set aside
the action of the New York
Athletic Commission, which
stripped him of the title for
failing to defend it in the al
lotted six months.
In court Monday, Pender's
attorney, George Gallantz, said
that IL days after Fender re-
gained the New York, Massa-
chusettS and European portion
of the middleweight champion
ship this year. the boxer signed
TO fight Gene Fullmer, who was
recognized as champion in the
other States.
Promoter Raped
Gallantz said that the fight
was Cancelled by the promoter
through no fault of Pender.
The attorney also maintained
that Fender, although injured
in an automobile accident, con-
tinued to try to get fights with
recognized contenders, and fl
nally signed August 20 to fight
Jose Torres of New York.
Assistant Attorney General
Irving L. Rollins resisted the
application. He m amt aimed
that Torres was an "unrated
fighter" Rollins said the COM
mission insisted on suitable
Contenders.
Beat Robinson
IF not. a fighter would pick
a soft touch" he said.
Fender won his portion of the
l60-pound title from Sugar Ray
Robinson January 81, 1860. and
lost it July. 1861, to Terry
Downes of England. He re-
gained it from Downes April
7 this year.
Fullmer lost his share Of the
crown TO Dick Tiger of Nigeria
in San Francisco october %.
No November 8, the New
York commission acted in con-
junction with other boxing
commissions to recognize Tiger.
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Mantle Repeats

Mickey Mantle repeated as
American League slugging
champion in 1862 with a sos
mark. 1t was his fourth slugging
title.
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BOWLING
GobIer Captures
$1,000 Award
By ROD THOMAS

DOWN TENPIN LANE-There1l be Christmas finan-
cia for Bud Gabe of Aberdeen Md The he
shot fortnight wthstood heavy assault the week
the Bowl America Topper Classic wound at Odenton
there Gaber with the 81 900 first prize Gabers tally
1904 from scratch and his gross with los handicap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
Strunnieun Returns

Bill Strannigan is in his
fourth season as basketball
coach at Wyoming.
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Racing Results
Charles Town

1st-Sl, 900: cling; 3-yr. & up; 4Iz
fur
Cirencester (ReynOlds) 800 $40 ESQ
Mad Joy (KratI) $50 $50
Sagitate tKendle) 40
Dan-d-Jim, Bowl OF Cherries, Mrs
Peal Bert, Little Janet, Squall. Dawn
B., Happy Hero. Time, 0:51b.
2d-Sl 900: cling; 3-yr. & up: 8 fur.
Weather Girl tPappasl $50 $50 800
Peach Pie (Weakleyl 800 800
Our Answer (CardellaD 100
Mariners Guide, Calamity, Portage
Girl. Night Piper, Twayblade, Lying
Admiral, Foxy Pierre. Time, 1858.
DAILY DOUBLE C6-1) $500
3d-Sl 900: cling; 2-yr.; 4Ia fur.
Lost Girl wv. Sollars) 0.6O 900 l.60
City Ann IF. KratI) $50 600
Woodwork (CapeD $50
Turn Top. Fetching: spsdilla, PURGE.
Manuel M. Foxy Traveller. Queens
Coin. Time, 90.
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can hold the hearing with or
without Machen present"
Judge Lynch set the hearing
for his courtroom In nearby
Fairfield after ordering Mach
en- detained at Napa for his
own protection" Highway pa
trolmen said they found
Machen In a parked car with
a loaded gun writing a fare
well note"
Observations Reviewed
The hearing will be a re-
view Of observations made by
hospital personnel Of Machen's
condition. Machen flattened
two guards after arriving at
Napa.
IF the Judge thinks the
testimony concerning Machen
warrants II, he can then APP
point two doctors TO study the
case thoroughly. These may be
hospital doctors or outside doc
tors.
This would be a first step
toward possible commitment
Of the patient" Dr.. Miller said
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BEST BEST. SIMON STOCK

Kern Stable-J. J. d. stable entry.
EXTRA MARGIN meets lesser Elsa LISA due
for improvement. NIJINSkY rates chance.
Ks. XXI xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
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KELLY PICKS FIVE WINNERS
FOR CHARLES TOWN OPENER

Joe Kelly, The Stars racing Handicapped. picked
five winners on the nine-race opening-day card at
Charles Town yesterday.
Kelly won with Circle U in the third race tS7).
White Blend In the fourth 1920 Bonus in the sixth
S28O Courtway in the seventh $3.50 and ournav in
the ninth S480l.
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ropicul

BY the Associated Press
lst-S2, 900; cling; 3 yds. a. up; 8 fur
Admiral Hogan (R'b'uD $40 500 ESQ
Golf King (Behrensl 1920 100
Embarrassed (BurtOnD SEQ
Miss Saggy, Hidouble, Wins Faith,
Penny Circle, So So, Proud Mister,
STAINS Song, Betty Margaret, Madchen.
Time, I:112s.
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FOURTH RACE-Purse 81. 600; claiming (SeO 900 to
Sl,SOO)i 3-year-Olds and O furlOngs.

NAUTICAL yIyE's last was fine at PimcO and gets
the vote here. BONNIE BELL I'd looks like the one
beat. FRIENDLY ELLEN will battle to the wire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

CENACLE LADY should Outrun this field in this
short sprint. PAUL NOLAN meets lesser and rates
eighth
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SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming (sI ,5OO);
3-yeaT-Olds and q furlOngs.
THIRD RAGE7 Purse; sIIOO' maiden q 4-ysar-Ods,

HIGH SUMMER drops from $4,000 and gets the
vote here FROZEN FIRE fourth for $1,000.
FAVOR MEME = winner here in October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

BELFRY AT DOUVAI should beat q particularly
weak field here GO ZIP second here earlier REGAL
SITTING rates a chance.
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Charles own Handicaps
IS SELECTIONS
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse, g 900, claiming tSI,aOO), s.
year.olds and up; 6la furlOnEs.
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STAR BRACLLET has enough speed 70 Outrun this
field, MISS CHASTE has the favorable inside post
REDELECTOR should take q money spot.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse SI,IOO; claiming $4,000 10
$4,000; 3-year- Olds and up; Z furlonEs.

FAIR KICKER droDs into q winning spot. ROSY
WACk disappointed when favored At PimIicO. GREY
TREASURE Is due for a top effort.
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HUGH T. PECK

rAKOMA PARK = Low DOWN
PYMT. on this 3 bedrm. bungalow
style home, separate din. rm., full
bsmt. Only $14.500. Call HE. 4.
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tcoNrINuEp)

LAND0VER HILLS AREA, lust off
Bait. pkwy.--Brick rambler with
firepl.. 3 bedrms., tiled bath and
full bsmt,; fenced lot; Sl25 mo. |;
immediate possession. e. c. HILL
LEY a. Co, REALTORS, AP.
7-7200 It'll o pm.
LEWISDALE-Ten 3-bedrfn. rambs.
$l36 mo-; peri. cond.; nr. schools,
ch., sh. ctr. GEO, SULLIVAN.
2l06 Fordhan ST., HA. 2-3420.
MANASSAS-Extra nice 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod; SS5 mo. (Rentai-pur.
chase option.) Phone bSS.33S0 or
Empire 6-612S. EMpire 1852.
Mr.. ANDREWS = 4-hedrm. brick
rambler tnew): can be rented
with option to buy; reasonably
priced with low down payment
Call HU. l-24S6. S:30-4:30 week.
PALMER PARK-Rambler: 8 bed
rms. excel, cond.; S1l5 mo. or
will sell only $3.50 cash, S105 mo.
Phone 5SS-3380.
S. Z. WASHINGTON, b125 Fisher
I'd. Temple Hills, Md.-Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 5 bedrms., IN
baths, bsmt.. Gear garage: $3.50
mo. Apply MR.. cOSENZA, Cham.
bers Greenhouses, CHI. $4,000.
5O5l Temple Hills I'd.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-H.w. |
(coNTiNuED)
Upper NV

Lee. det.; 4 bedrms., 1st-fl., powder
rni., excep. Ice. kit, liv. rm., w
mendous yard. owner has bought
another house. Must sell immed,
$14.950 willow On. paymt.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3l44
VACANT-FOR LARGE FAMILY
2462 ONTARIO RID. NV.
8 big rooms, 3 baths. compl. redec.,
move right in: priced right. good
PRESS REALTY CORP,
ST. 3-9316 Ewes. OIL, 6.5177
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W,

AMER. VI NEW RAMBLER! -
Charming home not far from
Spring Valley. shopping; 3 bed
With iirspl. MIb.s sSsfi' FRANK sfiS g. 3.
e s2ss!. o1' SIZE ssfG5, d. 7'l4il'
BARNABY WOODS-lst offering:
center-hau, brick Colonial with 4
bedrms. Tor 3 and den, 2h baths,
mod. kit: scr. porch: garage; rec.
rm,. beautiful condition through
out: many extras included in the
ma pos price, KE. 1850. ewes.
INC. Realtors. 5207 wis. ave. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-Older home.
Spacious, 5 ,bedrms., ga baths,
powder rrn., large living rm., din
Ing rm., kit; lovely yard. $37, 900.
Good financing. o. r SMITH &
BROS. Co, INC, OIL. 2-6478.
CHEVY CHAsE-New listing. Ram
bier in Barnahy Woods. This attrac.
home has lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. with table space, 8 bedrms.
2 baths, den, screened porch over
looking large wooded area and
brook, rec. nm, maids rm.. and
bath, Built in gar, exclusive with
SUSAN RINGLAND PROPERTIES,
OF. 4-2444i Evenings EN-. 3.956S.
CHEVY CHASE-HAWTHORNE = 4
beautiful 4 bedrm., 2 bath brick
and level lot. Priced far below
reproduction cost for quick sale
- at S30,95O. Exclusive with EDW.
H: JONES 3 CO., INC, REALToR,
WO. $4,000 It'll q b. m.
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HOUSES uNFURN. TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA, Fort Belvoir area
Brand-new rambler; 3 bedrms.
carport. lge. lot. 1mmed. occupan-
cy with option to buy. ST. $4,000
ALEX. vic. Russell I'd. and Jeffer-
son Pk.-Beautiful brk. rambler;
z rms. az baths. full bsmt.. two.
car garage; 5000 mo. Or. i 1888.
ALEXANDRIA. va, Russell I'd, Mt.
Ida section-6-rm. brick; 3 bed
rms. bsmt.: fenced yard; near
shop, center, public and pvt.
schools: Sl35 o month. Appoint.
ment only. OR. 1888. : 81
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CHEVY CHASE

S44GV Sx16106
brick Colonial with 3
bedrooms. 2 baths and 3rd floor
S SoTas t Sidr0 Sas. a5sa screened
CHEVY CHASE REALTY. EN-. 8.
1900. aft. 6 pm. LA. 6-S346.
CHEVY CHASE = Just what YOU
have been waiting for! A close In
custom built rambler with 8 bed
rooms, den. and 2 baths on l
floor, Large garage. beautiful rec.
creation room, maids room and
bath on lower level. 2 fireplaces
and double lot beautifully land
scaped., Price reduced to S46,95O
i9r fast sale, Blessed Sacrament
Exclusive with EDW. II, JONES
a CO., INC. REALToR. Wo. g.
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BY OWNER


First presentation: Brick Colonial
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit.
with breakfast bar, s bedrms., rec.
rm., patio and many extras. As
low as $3.50 down on FILA terms.
viii sell on conventional terms.
Excellent condition. For further
information. call 10. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE-Close In, new list
ing. brand;new brick Colonial OF
al nsst oSv sft Sen in ysry r pSpu Ia
bedrms.. 2 baths, delightful rec &C.
rm. and "a bath in daylight
bsmt.: wIfaliout shelter; amazing
value in mid-40s. SAMUEL E,
BoGLEY OF MD. INC, OIL. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Observation-Disclosures than
new used brick MONTICELLO
COLONIAL; 4 twin bedrms.
extra-lge. liv. rm. w/firpl., 2 full
baths, formal din. rm., country
size kit.,. lge. ser. pch., roomy
paneled daylight clubrm. w/pwdr
rm, full bsmt., spac. tree shaded
lot, mr.. excel. pub. and parochial
sehs, transp:, clubs, and Metro
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES, apis, unfurn., or COM
mercial property wanted to rent:
Complete property management.
MOORE & MOORE Real Estate,
1888 st. Barnabas Rd.. RE.
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CHEVY CHASE = Brick spIit-ievel.
Is there anything any more diff
cult to find than q gorgeous mod
ern contemporary house in conv.
Chevy Chase? A superb property
that literally HAS EVERYTHING
Lovely liv. and din. rms, outstand-
ing kitchen Of today, library, 4 fine
bedrms., 3 tiled baths, beautiful
central AIR CONDITIONING. Lux
urious appointments throughout
and . delightful garden with ex.
tensive plantings; Priced in 40s
our uptown office til 8, IKE. z
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HUGH T PECK
HUGH T. PECK
VALUE PLUS

Call to see this contempt.
rary featuring indoor -out.
door living; kitchen desisned
with a family in mind; liv.
rm. with window wall and
corner fireplace, 2 bedrms.
down, ! bedrm. UP with
space for another and bath;
carport, patio has barbecue
pit; close to everything;
$3.50 down, price S16,75O.
Call 10. 5-0S44, til 8 pm.
Oh O. Innhn
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SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave.
FOREST HILLs-A magnificent Co.
lonial brick residence in the great
ly preferred area. This home is
equipped with every LUXURY and has
beautiful appointments throughout.
Center hail with spacious living
and dining rms, diversified kitchen
Of today. paneled study and full
bath. all on the first floor. 4 twin
sized bedrms. and 9 tiled baths
upstairs. Outstanding family rm.
at garden level. maids rm. and
bath: Lovely grounds with exquisite
paintings. Call our uptown office
til 8 pm. KE. 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS
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NEAR FOHR CoRNERs-All-bTick
ramble7; air conditioned with rec
Seation room in full basement:
must be sold to settle estate; 3
spac ouS bedrooms. large alumni
mum covered patio, level lot; near
NorthwoU5 High: SCI, 900. GRAY
RESsINGE2 & CO.. INC. JU. B.
ann
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WHEATON-snug 2-bedrm. ram
6ler: bsmt., scr. porch: $3.50 dn.,
S85 mo. total.
c. paul hickman 10. 1880
WHEAToN-only S15,950; 3 bed
DAZZLING REC. RIM"
Walkout bsmt.. and it's brk.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. $4,000
WHEATON-Only SIT, 800 for this
beautiful, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler.
''SPARKLES AND SHINES"
Huge liv. rm. wIfireplace. sep. din.
rm., walk-out bsmt.: assume lge.
~ loan.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 5-OSOQy
WHEAT0N-JUST TOO WoNDERN
Full: Brick Cape Cod. 2 fuH
baths. 3 bedrooms and fun
hShmt S19'250. 10. $1,000. Open
YTTT<1YY ~ ~-~xp
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(coNTiNuED)

81. S.E., SboV-2-pedm. apt.
with firepl. in .liv. rm.; desirable
E ISSj sSmPPi ow E1SEss, heat am iurn 1oi
Eye st. NV, Ma. S-3679.
l7il 2sth ST. Sc, off Pa. ave-
l bedroom, from $69.50: 2 bed
rooms, sos. includes all utilities.
s sosE RsE H. I sons SSiSG Ia. HA sss6
366b HORNER PL. Sc. = q rms,
dinette. kit. bath: Only $3.50
mo; Call MR.. NEUMANN. ma. g.
745 51st ST. Sc, s65
Colored, 2 rms. kit, bath, utils.
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA. $4,000
1924 DEVONSHIRE PL. NV.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-SS0o
933 send ST. NE.
%4saNoT Tos R III 0 "a. sssdS
3519 WARDER ST. NV; S4s
NAshiEGroN RLTY.. RA. $4,000
1865 HoRNER PL. s.E.-2 rms,
ainette, KY; bath only $54.5d
OlUU
l343 EUCLID ST. NV. LIST fir.
apt:-Colored, 2 rms. kitchen and
bath. rear porch, all utilities in
Guided; only $50 80 mo, Call MR.
NEUMANN. MA. $4,000.
20Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. 3-rm
apt; mod. kit. shower bath
SASS. WASH. HOUSING coRP
1l12 D ST. Sc. Apt. 1-Coloredi
$3.50 mo. After 8 call Mr.
NEUMANN. Ma. $1,000.
913 M ST., Apt. 3l-2 rms, Kit
and bath; heated; $3.50. Key in
Apt. II. ia. 9-5474.
4O3 NEWCOMB ST. Sc, Apt. l.
only $50 so mo. Cali MR.. NE leu
MANN. MA. S-6700.
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Shannon & Luchs

WALK 70 ST. yoHN's-FANTAs.
TIC REC RIM, Brick Cape
Cod. 4 large bedrms., 2 baths,
family kit. Call to inspect,
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11246 Georgia ave. Lo. $4,000
WHEAT0N-Ripe for deal. 2 bed.
room rambler with recreation
room, deluxe kitchen, lovely lot.
$1,000; NO DOWN PAYMENT.
C.. p FLETCHER
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CONN. AVE. KENsiNGTON! =
ass De-. auf ior sls sisT' sra SstR:
grade school; will consider $500
down FILA! FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-1411; evenings, OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE, first offering
lovely inside and out, 8 bedrms.,
frame Victorian. eat-in kit, porch,
sep. din. rm., garage. S17.950.
Oh e.Si7o. HUGH r PECK
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Exclusive Listings

FERNWooD, SALE OR RENT -
Modern brk. split level; Z rms, .
baths; level lot: asking $2S,95O or
$500 rent: vacant; ewes, OIL,
6.4671.
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SILVER SPRING, st. Johns Parish,
quality brick home 4-bedrm., q
SiS,5Oo. FILA appraised. $500 dfi.
S105 mo. LIST WITH LISZ. L.
j. LJSZ co. HE. 4.l3OO.
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Quenstedt
Speak in
Alexandra

The Alexandria League of
Women Voters will hear an
address by Warren D. Quen-
stedt, deputy administrator
of the National Capital
Transportation Agency, at a
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow
in Woodward and Lothrop's
Alexandria store.
Arrangements for the pro-
gram have been made by the
leagues Metropolitan Area
Planning Com mittee of
which Mrs. H. M. Orwell is
chairman.
Husbands and friends Of
league members are invited
to attend.
Mr.. Quenstedt, who will
talk on 1.-THE National Capt.
toll Transportation Agency in
Your Future" practiced law
in Virginia and the District
before his appointment to
the agency.
Active in community af-
fairs, he has held various
posts including general chair
man of a $22 million School
Bond Issue Co-ordinating
Council in Fairfax County.
In 1856, he received The
Evening Star cup as Fairfax
County's Citizen of the
Year" for his work with the
council.