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Evening star., 1962-05-20
50 Glasses Set
For Blue Ridge
Hunt Horse Show

Fifty classes are scheduled
for the Blue Ridge Hunt horse
show June 2 at Carter Hall,
Wildwood, Va.
There will be three rings,
with the show starting at 8 am.
in the hunter ring. The two
pony rings get under way at 9,
Six stakes and six champion
ships are to be divided among
the hunter ring and the pony
breeding and pony performance
rings.
Junior working hunters COM
peting for the Punch Bowl Me-
mortal Challenge Trophy will
be judged as a class rather
than throughout the show as
in privious years.
The Golden Eagle Challenge
Trophy will be in competition
again for green conformation
hunters.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Burning Helps
Tigers Whip
Indians, 90

CLEVELAND, May 10 (AP)
-Detroit'S Jim Burning turned
in a neat relief job and
Smacked a home run as the
Tigers beat the Indians, 9-3,
today.
Burning, who replace d
starter Don Mossi in the
eighth inning with one out,
protected Detroit's 4-3 lead by
striking out the next two men
and retiring five in a row.
The Tigers broke open a
tight game in the ninth with a
5-run rally, highlighted by
Bunning's solo blast off re-
lever Frank Funk. the third
Cleveland hurler. Four of the
runs we're unearned as the In
dians made four errors in the
ninth.
Mossi (3-4, the winner, had
allowed only one Cleveland run
and five hits until Chuck Esse
gian and Gene Green hit back
to-back homers with none on
in the eighth. Mossi famed
seven and walked one.
Chico Fernandez singled
twice and homered in four at
bats for Detroit.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

in right for today's game with
the charging Minnesota Twins.
Mantle's injury, in full view
of the televiSion cameras on the
final play of Friday nights
game, flooded the Yankee Sta
dium switchboard with calls
from anxious viewers. It oc-
cured under most dramatic cir
cumstanceS.
Tom fresh was on second
base with the potential tying
run and there were two out in
the last of the ninth when
Mantle smashed a hard
grounder at ShortStop Zoilo
Versailles. The ball was hit SO
hard that Versailles reeled back
momentarily but quickly re-
covered.
II saw him tumble the ball
as I started to run, so I tried
to put on a little more speed
hoping I might beat it out
Mantle told his teammates
when stepped off, I felt
something pop in my right leg
I guess that was the tear. 1t
knotted right up and I couldn't
Evening star., 1962-05-20

righthander Joel Horlen who
couldn't get anybody out.
The White Sox rallied fol-
three runs off Steve Barber in
the second and went ahead
with another threeIrun rally in
the third.
Eddie Fisher and Russ Kem-
merer held the Orioles in check
until the seventh when Brooks
Robinson and Gentle opened
with singles. Powell then put
the Orioles ahead, 8-6, with a
homer, his sixth Of the year.
After Kemmerer wake d
Jackie Brandt, Turk Lown
came on for the White Sox
and was jolted for a two-run
homer by Lau, his second. The
Orioles picked up their final
run in the eighth without a
hit.
Dick Hall, who relieved Bar
Der in the fourth, received cred
it for the victory.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

eIlOS ago dIl6T ne SlIlgleQ MS
last time at bat in a Saturday
afternoon game for No. 997.
But he was only l-for-8 in
the Sunday doubleheader. And
after going hitless in the next
game against the White Sox.
Danny did not start for more
than a week.
The other night against the
White Sox he singled his first
time up for No. 999. In the
third inning he and Piersall
put on the hit and run. O'Con-
nell singled to left and went to
second on an error.
He forgot all about it until
after two pitches had been
thrown to John Schaive. Then
he told Nelson Fox, the White
Sox second baSeman, that the
hit was No. 1000 for him in
the majors.
I'll stop the game and get
the ball for you" Fox offered
but Danny said never mind
"Oh we'll" Nellie replied
You're only about l,400 behind
me-"
Forget it," Danny told Fox
in their conversation at second
base. III stop the game when
I reach 2,000."
O'Connell has been in the
majors since 1950-except for
the 1860 season with Tacoma
in the Pacific Coast League
and unless that Fountain of
Youth is for real, Danny will
never hit 1000. But he is one
Of baseball's deep thinkers, and
with a break he figures to be
in the game for many years.
O'Connell studies pitchers,
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Orioles Whip White Sox
On 3 Homers, 2 Spurts

CHICAGO, May 10 (AP).-
Home runs by Jim Gentle,
John Powell and Charley Lau
powered the Orioles to an 11-6
victory over the White Sox to-
day.
Gentle and Powell connected
for three-run blasts, both fea-
turing 5-run rallies. Gentile's
homer, his eighth, came in the
first and helped chase rookie
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Steady Danny O'ConneII
Unorthodox at Times
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY

take Danny's advice. The other
night when the White Sox had
the bases full and two out in
the ninth. and Dave Stenhouse
had a 80 count on Al Smith,
O'Connell walked to the mound
for a word with the pitcher.
StenhouSe said he'd like to
gamble on a windup. Don't do
it, kid" Danny told him, "ev-
erybody will be running if you
wind up and the winning run
could score on a single. Just
take a stretch"
So StenhOuse took a full
windup. Everybody was run
ming. but they had no place to
60 because Stenhouse whipped
over a third strike.
- -
O'Connell figured in one of
the National Leagues biggest
trades in 1853 when the Pirates
dealt him to Milwaukee for Max
Surkont. Sid Gordon, Sam
Jethroe. three minor league
players and cash which has
been reported anywhere from
$4,000 to 100000.
The book says $4,000, but
they told in Pittsburgh 1t was
5000, ,00O," Danny recalled the
other day after round Of golf.
The Pirates hadn't paid their
office staff for three weeks anG
they needed money. That's what
l heard"
The trade was made the day
after Christmas. Danny said he
was playing cards in the base
ment of the fire house in
Bloomfield, N. j.. his hometown.
"A kid heard it over the radio
and ran two blocks to tell me
about it l didn't believe him
for a minute, but I noticed he
had on only an underShirt and
his pants. l figured nobody
would run two blocks in his
underShirt in dead winter Just
to pull a gag"
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Bill Miller to PIuy
With East in Bowl

BUFFALO, May 19 (AP) -
Bill Miller, All-America end
from the University Of Miami,
was picked today for the East
squad in the second annual ALL
American Bowl game June 90.
Linebacker Ed Ryan of Mich
igan State also was added to
the East squad today. The West
team picked up Tackle Ed
Blaine from Missouri.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

studies hitters, and is the
Steadying influence in the Sem
ators' infield. If he ever rea-
Lies his managerial ambitions,
his ball club is not going to
play by the book.
1t was Danny who signaled
for Outfielder Marty Keough
to move to the infield last year
when Pitcher Hank Aguirre of
the Tigers, a notoriouSly poor
hitter. was batting.
And it was Danny who
shifted against Mickey Mantle
when the Senators were lead
ing the Yankees by a run in
the late innings. O'Connell,
playing third base, moved back
Of second until Mantle had a
20 count. The idea was to
give him a bunt single to pre-
vent a game-tying home run.
Danny shifted towards short
on the 2-l count, went back
of second after the 81 count.
There was no Washington in
fielders between second base
and the third-base foul line.
Mantle finally walked.
But he was shook up
Danny recalled. He kept look
ing to the bench to see what
Ralph Houk wanted him to do. -
=
If O'Connell ever manages a
ball club he you'd like to pull
unorthodox moves. such as
warming up lefthander and
having a righthander warming
up some place else, ready to
move in after the first batter
That's been done before, but
not often.
The Senators don't always
Evening star., 1962-05-20
BASEBALL BEAT

The l000ht club of the major leagues not particularly
exclusive yet before Danny OConne the other night
Chicago the only who were members were Gene
Woodling and Jim PierSall
Kansas City, here today for double header with the
Senators, does not have a member.
Danny figured he would reach in New York two week
Evening star., 1962-05-20

E-Roselli, Barber, Adair, B. Robin
son, Fox. P0-A-B Baltimore 27-9, Chicago
27-l0. DP-Aparicio and Cunningham,
Aparicio unassisted. LOB-Baltimore H.,
Chicago II.
2B-F. Robinson 2, c. Smith. HR- Gen.
tile, Powell, Lau. SB Breeding, Powell,
Lands, Herzog. S-Barber, B. Robinson.
ST Rrandt
Evening star., 1962-05-20
MILWAUKEE
NEW YORE

E-McMillan, Bedell. PO-A-New York
D-ll, Milwaukee 27-l6. DIP Mackenzie,
Chacon and Bouchee; Crandall, McMil.
Ian and Mathews; Krsnich, Menke and
7. Aaron. LOB-New York 8, Mlwau-
kee 6.
-ChacOn, Mathews, Menke. 3B
Thomas. HR - Thomas S-Crandall. ST
uirkYnan
Evening star., 1962-05-20

x-Faced five men In lst, y-Faced
one man in 4th; Z-Faced four men in
9TH.
WP-Kemmerer T. U-Drummond, Nc
Kinley, Napp, Umont. T-3:o6. A-7,66s.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
BOSTON

E-KOppe. PO-A-Los Angeles 3O.I9,
Boston 300. DIP Morgan, Hoppe and
Burgess. LOB Los Angeles 10, Boston 8.
2B- Runnels, Burgess, Moran. 3B-Yas-
trZemsh. HR Moran, Tillman, Wagner,
Hardy SB Sadowski. S-Chance. ST -
Evening star., 1962-05-20

x-Pitched to four men in 4th.
HBP By Moorhead Jones). U-For'
man, German, JackOwski, Sudol. T-3:04
A-e,Hl.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
DETROIT
CLEVELAND

PO-A-Detroit 27-6, Cleveland 27-ll. LOB
Detroit 9, Cleveland 8.
2B-Bruton (2). HR-Fernandez, Esseg.
ian, Green, Burning. S-Kaline, Mossi.
SF-RoroS
Evening star., 1962-05-20

X-Faced man in 7th.
WP-Wilson. U Rice, Paparella, Kinna-
mon, Soar. T-3:l5. A-6,5S0.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

x-Pitched to two men in 9th. Balk-
Perry. PB- Romano. U-Runge, Carrigan
Hurley, Flaherty. T-2:5l. A-S,225.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

WP- Hobbie, Belsomo, MahaHey PB-
BertelI. U-Pryor, Donatelh, Secory, Ven
zon. T-2:52. A-3,o54.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
CHICAGO

Baltimore ............ 500 900 Slo-l'
Chicago ............. 033 900 600
Navajo times., 1962-08-29
Gas Turbine Engine To Be Tested
AS Possible New Energy Source

Two Arizona firms have Joined
together in a research project that
could ultimately result in a new
energy source for growing Arizona.
Walter T. Lucking, president
of Arizona Public Service Com
pany. and J.J. O'Brien. vice pres
ident and division manager of
CARROTS AiResearch Manuf actur-
ing Division, announced today that
the two companies have signed an
agreement involving the purchase
and installation of a gas turbine
engine.
Lucking said Public Service will
purchase the gas turbine engine
from AiResearch and operate it as
a test unit in the new building that
AiResearch will build early next
year at it's Phoenix test facilities
at 4O2 S. 36th Street. The engine
will use natural gas supplied by
Public Service to generate all Of
the electrical power, heat and
refrigeration needed in the build
ing, making it independent of all
outside electrical power. Operation
and maintenance Of the tot al-energy
unit will be handled by AiResearch.
The test is expected to take at
least one year.
The 400 horsepower engine will
generate enough energy to provide
all the electricity. heat and re-
frigeration for about 40 average
size homes, Luchng said. Slightly
larger than a S5-gallon oil drum,
the engine and gearbox weighed
about .OOOpounds and can be easily
transported in a standard pickup
truck, according to the utility
president.
Success of the gas turbine as
source of total energy for homes.
businesses and industries could
have a double-barrel effect on the
states economy, Lucking and
O'Brien pointed out. In addition to
playing an important role in meet
ing the states future energy needs,
the national acceptance of this
Navajo times., 1962-08-29

records, believes. Last year and
in previous years. II per cent of
the Fort Lewis students we're resi-
dents of Colorado.
Reid has predicted a daytime
enrolment this September of from
85O-9OO young people. compared to
us last fall. Daytime enrolment
at Fort Lewis has increased an
average of "a per cent annually
over the past several years.
Students registered for the fall
trimester. which opens Sept. S. are
(Continued on Page 1Ol
Navajo times., 1962-08-29
A & M Students
From 27 States

DURANGO--On the basis of ap-
plications for admis sion, approx
mately twenty seven states will be
represented in the Fort Lewis
College student body this fall tri-
mester. More than three -fourths
of all students will continue to be
Coloradoans, Charles H. Reid, Jr.,
directo of admissions and
Navajo times., 1962-08-29

concept could lead to an expansion
of Arizonas manufacturing econ
omy since AiResearch is the
worlds largest manufacturer of
small gas turbines.
The gas turbine engine to be
used inthe Phoenix test installation
is neither a new or radical design,
according to O'Brien. He said it
represents a transition to purely
industrial gas turbine from highly
specialized, high performance type
of military engine which has been
proven by years of performance.
AiResearch, which pioneered the
development of the gas turbine in
1916, has manufactured nearly
10000 Of these engines for mill
tary and industrial apple ations,
he said.
Very Simply, here's how the
total energy package works. The
gas turbine engine. burning natural
gas as q fuel, drives a generator
to provide the electrical power
needed in a building. The normally
wasted hot exhaust of the turbine
is captured by a waste heat boiler
which generates steam or hot wat
er for heating or air conditioning.
Air conditioning is accomplished
by standard absorption-type air
conditioning cycle, similar to one
used in gas refriger atorS.
Another important aspect of the
Navajo times., 1962-08-29

gas turbine is that it can genera ate
high frequency electric al power for
better and more economical light
ing, O'Brien said.
Lucking pointed out that the gas
turbine is just one of several
research and development pro-
grams now being carried out by
Public Service.
The Phoenix installation will be
one of about 10 pilot installations
the Garrett Corporation plans to
establish throughout the gas indus
try by early 1868, according to the
AiResearch general manager. The
company announced earlier this
month that two of its gas turbine
engines had been selected to heat,
cool, and provide electricity for
restaurant and a moving sidewalk
at the 1864 New York Worlds Fair
display.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

radio replacement the present star of CBS-
Tvs Mr.. Ed went on to become success in
MOVIES and Nv. Now the two-tme Emmy win
ner Will continue his talking horse series next
season IN new time slot: Thursday evenings.
Off-camera, he keeps busy gardening and teach
ing Sunday school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

FTER AN American radio executive
tuned in Toronto station by mis-
take, heard Alan Young and hired
him as Eddie Cantor's summer
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EASTBoRNE = S22, 800. NEW
BRICK RAMBLER. Unbelievable.
You must see this terrific house.
Large liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
Jumbo size kitchen with de luxe
equipment, 3 tvin-size bedrms..
ga baths, large family room with
puilt-in bookcase wall, possible
4th bedrm.
TED LINGO JU, T-7700
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~ 0 SSlNgEI4Sn ARA IlN ! ,

ALL BRICK. 3 BEDROOMS
COLLIER a. VOGEL. INC.
TU. 2-33O2 TIL Q
MT. PLEASANT = Owner leaVing
town, price reduced By $500 for
quick sale. Brick property with
3 complete apis. in excellent eond.
Adjoins bus line and shopping.
S2i,5OO. Terms
DADE REALTY
REALTOR. 5S2-945s q I'll q
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
HOWARD en-

HOWARD co.
l ACRE surrounds this beautiful
new 3-bedrm; BRICK RANcHER
cony. TO JOHNS HOPKINS LAB
e s. a1 on IT. Ssa ssSt'f c. a;Hs AZ 3
1890 Cdial 30D or r. p. HEN.
pERsoN d CO., KE, i-sfi1 ida
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COLESvILLE AREA. Located In
Snider's Estates. this attractive B.
6 6sarm ;t Sath spit ley. ,ns SEP
full bsmt.. fin. rec. dm., base
board hot-water heat, rear porch
huge lot. GI. no money down
FILA, minimum down, or assume
large trust with low down pay
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CONVENIENT


To schools, churches, shopping, etc.
with aluminium siding. fenced lot.
Oh no money down, FILA. mini
e4e-s440
Manovill Realty Corp.
COUNTRY AT IT'S BEST-4-bed-
rrn., 2-bath rambler WI acre. Ad-
ditional acre for 81, 800. Lge. kit.
and din. rm., FILA appraised for
S31, 900. Cali o49-73O0.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia ave.
COUNTRY LIVING, yet close in.
h-acre lot, prestige area. 2-bed--
rm. brick rambler. firepl. Small
down paymt. Good oppor. S15,e50.
HTLDEBRAND CO. OIL. 4-s711
BRICK RAMBLER. Unbelievable.
You must see this terrific house.
Large liv. rm., separate din. rrn.,
jumbo size kitchen with de luxe
equipment, 3 tvin-size bedrms;.
"a baths, large family room with
tn bedrm' ~ '
TED LINGO JU. 7-77oO
EASY LIVING all on / floor in
this red brk. rancher on large
level lot. CAN'T BE BEAT AT
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTOR VII. 10000
ENGLISH MANOR = Like new A.
bedrm.. 2h-bsth rambler on beau
tiful handicapped fenced corner lot.
r n I,ERNER
Pres, Inland Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA 949-7900
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3-bed-
21z baths, rec. rm., and den, equip.
ali schools, S23,950. J. c. con-
LEY, Resltor, JU. 9-4134.
4-bedroom brick Colonial, located
ners. 27-ft. living room. fire
place, separate dining room. den,
1st-floor bedroom. Q baths. oil
hot-water heat, aluminium storm
doors and windows. 10 settle es-
INC. REALTORS, HE. $4,000.
FRANKLIN-F L WEIR = Clean,
3-bedrm. prk. rambler with Ia
baths and gorgeous rec. rm., many
extras, S20,Q50. J. c. CONLEY,
Realtor, JU. 9-4134.
GAITHERSBURG- r CKyILL
AREA Fabulous new Colonial
ramblers. split levels. Center hall.
4 and 5 bedrms.. 3 full baths. all
cleo. kit. with adjoining family
rm.. sep. din. rm.. liv. nm. and
rec. rm. have firepls.; carport, l.
acre ranch. fenced setting; S3l :
FEALTOR, OIL. 4-S111 til o. y
5 bedrooms. 2-year-old rambler.
Finished daylight rec. rm., sepa-
rate apt. downstairs. Fenced
yard, close to transp. Walk to
TED LINGO OPEN iii .
HOLIDAY PK.-3 b.r.s., ~ baths,
fenced. freed lot. S19,750. Call
949-7770 It'll Q pm. TOWNHOUSE.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
WHEATON-.All-brk. home features
3 large bedrms.. large din. area.
fully equipped kit. full bsmt. on
large corner freed lot. Sl6.50O
81 Suburban GIs Al; PROPERTIES MOT.
KENsINGTON = s-bedrm. dream
rambler. Lge. kit, fam. rm.. patio,
Easy terms; S14.950. Make offer.
cOUNTY-WIDE 949-I901
KENWOOD PARK-Best buy in low
40s. Charming 4-bedrm. Colonial
on wooded. level lot: entrance foy-
er, den. powder rm.. lovely kit,
rec. rm.. Q baths, . Laws. double
garage, porch. OIL. 6-3SSe.
POBIAK & POBIAK OIL. $4,000
LAKE WOOD ESTATEs-"Brand-
new" 5 bedrms.. 3 baths. paneled
family .rm.. with firepl.. complete
kit. with table space. 2-car ga
rage, on acre lot. rent $3.50 with
option to buy or purchase for
YoUNKiN q CO.. e4e-so22 til o
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CONTENPoR1RILY YoURs

These lovely 3-bedrm. ultTamodern
homes are situated on . lovely
hillside in Prince Georges Co.
Nd. Unioue stylinss- All city utils.
For the buyer who wants some
thing different at moderate price.
ua 1.troon Poa1tu P1frc
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$40. 5nO. or. e-4453.
BURTON KELLEIGH. INC.
BURNT MILLS HILLS-e5-ft. RAM
bier with over 2.50n so. IT, of liv-
ing area on nne floor. Gracious
center-hall entrance. 26-ft. living
rm. 1S-ft. formal dining srm., 35-
II. kitchen; heated terrace rm..
22x22 jalousied porch: 4 bedrns.,
averaging 1S-ft. each; recreation
rm.: gear garage; mauv other ex-
cPllent features: located on over
20. 0nn SO. n, lot. BY anut. only.
KELLER wooDMooR JU. .5-71OO
CARRIAGE PARK (near 4 cornersl
-Brand-new spl't-level. 3 twin
size hedrms., 2ia baths. large liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit wkwan oven and
table space, finished rec. rln., cen-
trail air eond.. level lot. FLA
terms or conventional financing.
$500 down.
Y5yTYTo nAn lo0n
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BoULEyARp ARIA
ASSUMPTION

Assume sIb,100 loan on this beau-
tiful spiit-ievel near 4 Corners
with total monthly payments Of
Si21 81. Brick and frame con-
struction includes Q 26-ft. living
rm., separate dining rm.. IN
baths. bedrms., garage, modern
kitchen and other desirable fea-
lures. Asking S1e, $50 and owner
will hold substantial End trust.
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I. L. LEWIS 949-433

CEDAR LANE AREA = Ia acres
surround tbs Long lorE and Is lSS SSsa BIB
family rm. and double esrport.
KEN DRUSKIN. Realtor. e49-4000
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HOUSES E0R skLE-p. G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mod. semidet. brick, vacant, redec
2 bedrms.. rec rm., big yard. cow
schools. shops and transportation
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. s3-9316 Ewes. LU. 2-1629
BRANCH AVE. VIC.-Bungalow,
ss smt., lie. 0I porch. u 81. 500 down
NEWCoMB JONES RhTY.. INC
JO.i2-0400.
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ALEXANDRIA. Pineerest area-
Beautiful shrubs and plAnttngs
on q Gorgeous 4 acre form the
setting for this stunning brick
raneher. Newly decorated and
sparkling. makes It the buy Of
the season. Enjov top-level liyinE
on one level with nice bed
rooms, 2 baths, coy living room.
functional kitchen. huge eSSgpSortt.
Call
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. 10000
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HOUSES FOR SkLE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
fCOATlAIEol

BEGINNERS sPECIAL-SmaI home
on q LARGE lot, / bedrm., kit. liv-
ing rm, and bath. Priced for
quick sale. S7,700.
FREE STATE PRoPERTIEs
REALTORS AP. 7-1266
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS IN A
HOME OF YOUR VERY OWN. $40
per mo. plus tax and Insurance..
Move in today. 3 bedrms., fenced
yard. walk 70 everything. You
can afford this one. HUDSON
I ZEAL ES az 60. UNION 4
CHILLUM-Immae. 3-bedrm. du-
plex. din. rm.. huge lot. SIS. 800.
81 no On. or FHA. r. N. LEVY.
COLLEGE PK.-s16.95O, brk.
-FOUR BEDROOMS
/ u baths. family I'm. SEP. din.
rm., walk-out bsmt. with rec. rm-.
W. J. NICHOLAS. Ritz. HE. 4-IoOg
COLLEGE OLE LP "a On: 81. c..
sii'g USIv IA ~ REALTY siLi YA'-n''
He 4-350O 77e-es33
CONTEMPORARY YOURS
homes are situated on . lovely
hillside In Prince Georges Co.
Nd. Unioue stylinss- All city utils.
For the buyer who wants some
thing different at moderate price.
Hartman Realty, RltrS.
LU. 4-34OO Ewes. 24s-7l7a
CORAL Hills AREA-3-b.r. new
rame.: l blk. Pa; ave: $500 On.
Cute, Cozy-VA Approved
For SIl,s0o. Cape Cod with
bedrms., bsmt. and eating space
kit. SS7 per mo. pays all.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-SI6,950. LikT
new. brick and aiuminm 4-bedrm
Cape Cod. Liy. I'm; with fireplace
din. rm., den. beautiful yard
$500 down FHA. Our very best
buv. Call Mrs. lobe. 5S4-07e1
JOHN r. WEBSTER. RE. o-540(
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Sl5,5O0. Likl
new 3-bedrm., brick rambler or
large, level, wooded lot in wash
ington Estates. fenced rear yard
no down OF or $500 down FHA
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-540C
EAST RIVERDALE. $500 64th. ave
- bedrms., liv. rm., kit. bath
expandable attic. Automatic ga
heat. off-street parking. No an
payment. Just take over mo. pay
ments Of S101.03. DE. 2-245e
VIII. 6-s257.
FORRESTVILLE AREA. westphalil
rd.-6 rms, asbestos single, mod.
ern cow, h-aere ground. anchor
fenced. MA. 7-2535.
GLENRIDGE = Modern Cape Coz
with 2s-ft. liv. rm.. loads Of clos
cts, equip. kit. and extra mic
yard. walk to public and paro
chial schools. ShoppinR and bu
/ blk. Sl4,950 FLA or OF.
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-40Ol
HTLLCREsT HEIGHTs-vA an,
FHA approved. New 4-bedrm., 3
bath home, separate din. rm.. lge
built-in kit, finished rec. I'm
Ready for quick occupancy to dual
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27

NEAR p. G. COUNTRY CLUE
bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod on large
lot, This home Is only 9 years old
and like new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES clean 4:
bedrm. Cape Cod. on level fenced
lot thermopane windows, ne9r
transp. Priced right at S14,S00.
FHA, VA or conv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27

-. $3.50 ALTON PL. NV.
New 4 bedrms., 4 baths, . fun. Z
half, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, lie.
family rn., garage, S2Sb mo.
- PRANK CALCARA, OWNER
RE 7-2l60 OF, 0-IQQ7