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Muncey Pilots Century q to Victory
In Accident-Mo Gold Cup Classic

SEATTLE, Aug. 6 (AP) -
Bill Muncey drove the sleek,
3-ton hydroplane Century 81
to victory yesterday in a 90
mile Gold Cup race plagued by
foul weather. accidents and
the injury of another driver.
It was the second successive
triumph for the small but
heavy-footed Muncey in the
annual classic Of speedboat
racing. The Seattle pilot won
last year on Pyramid Lake.
New.
His average time for each
Of the three 30-mile heats yes
terday was 01.446. 101. 028 and
97.826 miles per hour.
Driver Dallas Sartz suffered
a fractured leg when his boat,
The Miss Seattle Too, bounced
over q wave, noSed into the
water at high speed and dis
integrated. A diver, dropped
from a Coast Guard helicopter,
got a line on Sartz for q quick
rescue.
The Century 81 camp picked
up $11, 900, as well as the
coveted cup. The second-place
boat was Miss Bardahl OF
Seattle, which won $4,000.
Notre Dame of Detroit took
third and $500; Miss U. S. /,
Detroit. fourth, $4,000: Such
Crust ~. Detroit, fifth, 81. 900.
and Miss Madison Of Madison,
Ind, sixth, $500.
A secondary race for slower
boats turned into a one-boat
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show for Fascination I Of
Seattle. Bob Larsen drove her
to an easy victory, $500 and
the space needle champion
ship" when the other two
boats were unable, to complete
more than a lap due to engine
trouble.
Twelve boats had qualified
for the Gold Cup feature race.
but mishaps or engine trouble
knocked out all but seven be-
fore the final heat.
Shortly after The Seattle
Too disintegrated, The Tenn
pest, also Of Seattle, caught
fire and was heavily damaged.
The lowering helicopter
plucked driver Chuck Hickling
safely from the flaming boat.
Mechanical trouble knocked
out The Gale v Of Detroit,
Tahoe Miss Of Reno and Fasci-
nation of Seattle-sister craft
Of the other race winner. The
Gale VII Of Detroit ran two
heats but was bumped out Of
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he was SO in August. which
propelled him to 81 victories.
He's now won three in a row.
Last season at August S he was
l1-l2, not quite as good as his
present mark. Additionally, he'll
have more games to pitch be-
cause Of the expanded schedule.
SPAIN missed a shutout yes
terday only because of Del
Crandall's passed ball in the
sixth. He got all the support
he needed from Joe Adcock.
who drove in five runs with a
pair of homers. Eddie Mathews
also homered, giving Adcock
and Mathews % each for the
season.
Musiaps two hits allowed him
to join iris Speaker and Ty
Cobb as the only men ever to
pass $500. He needs only IA
more to tie Speaker for second
at 3.515.
Rookie Wins First Start
Paul 10th spaced seven hits
and got the benefit of a five
run Cardinal fifth in winning
the night cap. his first major
league start. A three-run homer
by Bill White was the big blow.
Houston came up with a five
run ninth in coming from be-
hind for the opening decision,
with Bob Lillis' two-run single
the big hit.
Tommy Davis singled in the
tying run in the eighth and
won the first game for the
Dodgers with another run
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CIorks OutIost Mortinos
In Argyle Tourney

They started out even, but
now there are more ClarkS
than Martinos in the Argyle
Club championship. thanks to
Lee Dixson and Ray Horne.
Dixson, an 18-year-old gradu-
ate of Northwood High, won
the longest match Of the tour
naInent, q 26-hole marathon
from Roger MARITIME. Horne, a
student at the University Of
Maryland, eliminated Bob Mar
tino, the tournament medalist,
In 10 holes.
The only MARITIME left Is Pat,
who eliminated Buddy Clark In
10 holes. Dave Clark ousted
Ed Lanzillotti, 2 and !, and
Saturday will meet Frank
Clark, 4 and 3 winner over
Steve Borchers.
Bob MARITIME gave every ap-
pearance Of being a cinch win
ner when he had Horne two
down with two to play. But
he bogied the par-three 18th
and lost to q par, and Horne
birdied the 18th to pull even.
Horne won with another birdie
on the par-forr 18th.
He takes on Dixson Saturday,
while Pat MARITIME meets
George Ashton, l-up winner
over John Dalton, who elm
mated Howard Savage, the de-
Tending champion, last Satur-
day.
INTERNATIONAL - When
Denton Dadds first became a
member he had a 10 handicap.
Now it's down to six and after
his victory in the Presidents
Cup tournament it might go
even lower. Dadds shot TT
S2-77-236 in the 54-hole tour
nament, deducted "a handicap
strokes and posted a net 212
a dozen shots lower than Chris
Sarro. the runnerup, who
played from scratch and shot
75-73-76-224. Phil Wall was
third with 84-78-83-245-18-
227.
Dave Oakley defeated Mike
Ross. 8 and 2, in the finals oil
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Emmet Names
Golf Squad 70
Face Me,xicans
BY ROBERT SOMNIERS
Star staff Writer

Frank Emmett, director of
junior golf in the Washington
area, paused long enough in a
wistful search for Spanish
speaking caddies today to name
a six-man delegation which will
face a group Of Mexican boys
in an international team match
Thursday and Friday at Column
bia.
Heading the District juniors
will be Ricky Meissner of Ar
gyle and John Gavin of
Bethesda. who will play in the
oldest age group. Kent Kittle
of Bethesda and Jimmy Duffy
of Court House are in the IT.
and-under bracket, and Bob
Roberts of Manor and Jim CAL
vim Of Glenn Dale represent the
15-and-under division.
Meissner and Gavin are STEP
ping up in class. Because their
golf resources are rather slim,
Mexican Golf Association Off
Gals asked If they could bring
some 19-year-olds. EN- m e
agreed, and that's who Meiss-
ner, the District schoolboy
champion, and Gavin, his pre-
decessor. will play.
p, The Mexican boys, along
with Rodrigo Medellin. treas
urer of the Mexican Golf AsSo-
citation and some parents and
officials, are due to arrive al
Friendship Airport at S O'Clock
today on a nonstop flight from
Mexico City.
They will be met by Emmett
and a representative of the
Mexican Embassy, and then be
whisked to the All center in
Bethesda, where the boys will
be housed for the remainder OF
their stay. Tomorrow they will
be taken to Columbia. where
they will meet the District boys,
Buddy Bowie and Dick Latimer,
who are acting as Columbia s
official hosts. Then they play
a practice round there.
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Potts and Packard
Win Doubles Title

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK,
Md, Aug. s (AP).-Steve Potts
and Jack Packard. both of
Washington, won the mems
doubles crown title yesterday
in the 41st annual Western
Maryland tennis tournament.
Potts and Packard defeated
Ernie Kientz. Takoma Park,
Md. and Phil Neff. Washing
ton, IS, 60, @6.
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also split, losing the first to
New York, So, and winning the
second, 6-3.
Deceptive Record
Spahn's record would seem
to indicate he doesn't have a
chance to win 20 again this
year. but it's deceptive. He's
right on schedule. In the last
two seasons. at the traditional
July 4 break. he was rs and
8-l0. This year he was Ito,
In each of the last two seasons,
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Weekend Fights

NEW YoRK-wiIbert (skeeterl Nc
Clure, 1851, Toledo, Ohio, outpointed
Farid Salim, $50, Argentina, 10.
CEBU CITY. Philippines : Flash
Teruo Kosaka, 1857, Japan, 12
(Orient lightweight championship.
KINGSTON, Jamaica-Bunny Grant.
charnley, 1875, Britain. is British
Empire lightweight championship.
Philippines, outpointed Minum All,
1871, Spain, IL.
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina--0re-
gorio Peralta. 1S9, Argentina. out
IL. (Argentine heavyweight champion
ship.
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ern came on the heels Of his
victory in the Carolina S
Amateur. '
Smith finished with a 70
hole score of 275, which broke
the tournament record by six
strokes. On rounds of 67-68-
71-69, he was never headed
from the opening day to the
end.
Second went to Deane Be-
man, former National and Brit
ish Amateur champion, who
shot 1872 on rounds of TITO
69-72. Beman, of Bethesda,
Md, who had won in 1860 and
1861. never really got his game
In order
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the junior club championship.
MANOR - Buddy Sharkey's
73-76--l49 will be the target
score next week end in the
final qualifying rounds for the
club championship. Dave Leahy
is second now with 74-78-152,
followed by Hershel Gaddis
with 78-75-153.
GOOSE CREEK-Clyde Cook
shot 77-7l-148-8-140 to win
the Board of Governors Trophy
over Joe Smyth. with $685.
165-24-l41.
PRINCE GEORGES - Three
under par after the morning
round with SO, Lou Rubino
lost some strokes in the after
noon but picked up a couple
more holes and defeated Larry,
Pearson, 5 and 4, for the
junior club championship. He
was under par for the 80
holes Of the match.
In the 15-and-under divi-
sion, Ricky Lehman defeated
Pete Schawikow, 3 and 2.
Charles Bowie trimmed Billy
KlosSner, 3 and 2, for the 13-
and-under title.
INDIAN SPRING - Dick
Schattman and Aaron Sugar
meet Bobby Kline and Bob IN
derstein in one semifinal match
in the two-man team toirna-
ment, while Bernie Moltz and
Bert Ansell meet Leon Rosen
and Al Weisberg in the other.
Schattman and Sugar de-
feated Marv Singman and
Lenny Snyder, / UP, yesterday
as Kline and Understein were
defeating Reggie Hereford and
Stan Abrams. Moltz and Ansell
won a 1-up decision from Oscar
Margulies and Paul GreenStein,
and Rosen and Weisberg de-
feated Abe Goldblatt and
Lenny Solomon. l up.
ARMY NAVY Army Navy
defeated Annapolis, 251a-4h
in a team match at the win
ners' course. -.
CONGRESSIONAL-Dr. and
Mrs. w. c. Ready won the
medal in the husband-wife
championship with 81, a stroke
ahead of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Lowe, who posted So. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Held were third at
SO with three other teams tied
at II. J
NORBECK - Dick Swesnik
qualities as Norbeck's top
comeback artist after his per-
Torrance in the first round OF
the Presidents Cup tournament
yesterday. Five down with
seven holes to play, Swesnik
won six of them and took a
1-up decision away from Al
BrodSky. Bob Bremen shot 80
on the parse back nine to de-
feat Warren Carroll, the de-
tending champion, 5 and 8. In
a pair Of extra hole matches,
Sam Magazine won over Dave
Wallace in 10 holes, and Phil
Levin went 81 to beat Bernard
Cohen.
BROOKE MANOR-Ed Tate,
a 10 Handicapped, likes those
concrete fairways. They helped
him shoot 70 and win the Presi-
dents Cup tournament with a
net so. Mrs. Anna Hedrick won
the women's division with 90
23-67.
EAST POTOMAC-Mrs. Ann
Wagner, winning her first tro-
ply, captured low net honors
yesterday in Sullivan Cup COM
petition. She fired a 103-33-70
to edge Vernice Anderson with
a 95-24-71. Low gross went
to Kitty Nealis after matching
cards with Mrs. Francis
Weatherbee. Both had els.
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E-Ortega. P0-A- Chicago A-l6, Los
Angeles ais Gone out when winning run
scored. DIP Altman, Rodgers and Santo;
Howard and Roseboro; Rodgers and
Banks; Banks, Thacker and Banks; Lam
drum and Santo. LOB Chicago 10, Los
Angeles -.
2B-H Howard, Roseboro, Fairly. 3B-
Banks. HR- Banks, Altman. SB-Wills. S
Fairly, Roseboro, Wills.
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E-Boyer, Amalfitano. PO-A-houston
ILL.,, st. Louis U-l3. DP-James and
Maxvill; Amalfitano, Hartman and Lark.
er; White and Maxvill. LOB Houston o.
St. Louis 2.
-MusiaI. 3B- Larker. S. White, Pen,
dleton
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E-Zimmer, Maloney. Po-A- Cincinnati
27-l4, New York 27-lL. DP-Neal. Kanehl
and Throneberry. LOB Cincinnati 2, New
York 6.
2B : Cardenas, Gaines. 3B- Post. HR-
G. Coleman, Robinson. SB- KanehI, Ash
burn S-Drake. Cardenas
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DODGERS, a; CUBS, "a
(FirSt Camel
CHICAGO

Struck out for Roebuck in 18th; Gram
for Spencer in 9TH; d-Singled for Barra.
gan In 9th; e-Ran for viii in 9TH; f.
Singled for Anderson in 9th; g-Grounded
into double play for Carey in 10th; h
Popped out for Schultz in 18th; i-Singled
for L. Sherry in lAth.
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x-Faced two men in 9Th; y-Faced
two men in 9TH.
U-Xargo, Crawford, Harvey, Barlick.
T-4:0l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES
COLTS, "A; CARDS, Al
First Camel

a-waIked for Umbricht in sth; b.
Ran for Musial In 9Th; c-Singled for
Amalfitano in 9Th; dram for Goodman
in 9th; e-Sacrificed for Kemmerer in
9TH; f-Hit by pitcher for Maxvill in 9TH;
g-Struck out for Duliba in 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-06

Maloney 2. U-Forman, German, Jackow.
ski, Sudol. T-3:oe. A-lS,4o2.
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x-Faced one man in 9TH.
HBP-By Mcmahon (Schoendienst). WP
jackson, Mcdaniel, Ferrarese. Balk-
jackson. U-Conlan. Weyer, Burkhart,
Walsh. T-3:0o.
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(SecOnd Camel
ST. LOUIS
HOUSTON

E-None. Po-A-H Houston 24-l2, St..
Louis ~. DP-Javier, Maxvill and
White; Maxvill, Javier and White; Lillis,
Goodman and Larker. LOB Houston 4,
St. Louis 5.
2B-White, Flood. HR-White. S-Javier
Schaffer. SF-Maxyill, Schaffer.
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GIANTS, 2; PIRATES, /

's-eF0is,i R SsTsle SlfeTIs Soy-skInner
Up n z Err Bs so
Friend H. c TAM : sr1eaaarss
o'DelI Nv, 1870 : s i5
Q.Smlth, Steiner, Lsndes. T-2:os. A.
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WP-Woodeshick. PB-Campbell. U i
Weyer, Burkhart, Walsh, Conlan. T-2:l2.
A-ll,954.
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(SecOnd Camel

a-Flied out for Hickman in 9th; b.
Sacrificed for Moorhead in 9TH; c-Dou-
bled for Henry in 9th; d-Tripled for
Blasingame In 9TH; e-Poped out for
RIG. Miller in 9TH.
Cincinnati ......... 900 0I3 OILS
New York ....... 900 700 100 \
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ROADSTER. Traded on 80
TR-3, Good running condition,
exceptionally good buy for S595.
Can finance with sos dn. GLEBE
IMPORTS, $50 NORTH GLEBE
RD., ARL., va. ia. 1858.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
tCONTINUEo)
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

BAILEY'S X-R0ADS or Route 2
Approx. 3 acres, zoned CO for
auto leadership. win consider
developer. Box 164-C. Star.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

8 PLUS ACRES, scott. road 'front.'
age. 410-ft. river frontage. high
grounds. mail. electric. telephone.
good view. Near Skyline Ski Club,
Washington. Va. 20 miles. D. c.
terms. ia. Alias after 8 pm.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUBDIVISION FOR SALE

SUBDIVISION FOR SALE
indian River county-200 homes
FHA and conventional financing.
so lots plated. engineering done
on land for $50 more. $50 ada
cent acres available II desired.
City water and sewer. Commercial
area with ZOO frontage on main
road. Area will participate IN Moon
Shot Boom. Terms arranged. Pres
ent management will run for new
owner II desired. Principals only.
Write Box 27-C, Star for appoint
ment with representative April 8,
Q or 10 in D. c.
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OFF COLUMBIA PIX

In excellent committing location.
we have q 3-bedrm., 11a-bath
rambler; brick, accented by spar
king white wood siding. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, dining area and
completely equipped General Elec-
trio kitchen, on cul-de-sac with
fenced rear yard, patio and out
side storage area. Completely re-
decorated and ready for imme-
TRY PROPERTIES. INC. 1885,
9100. 8 to 8.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
COMMUNION
FALLS CHURCH. ZOO BLOCK Bar

FALLS CHURCH, 700 block Berry
St. = VIII subordinate, 5000
$1,000 cash. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664
FIVE VAN BUREN, ST. N.W.-6Ix-
1872 Il. upper NV. Choice location
zoned for det residence. 5000.
only $3.50 down. ia. 9-4663.
HOWARD COUNTY, $50 acres, topo
good, 1.325-ft. frontage. Asking
only $4,000.
81 acres, gently rolling. close to
Burtonsvllle. Asking $1,000 per
acre. See plat in office.
IL acres, good stream, partly
wooded, partly cleared. $4,000,
terms.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

A II sRSSSsI HSiOS %AR sRiSoS g.
Immed. occup. Paneled, air-cond.
offices, loading docks, plenty off
st. parking. 19-ft. ceiling, Soft.
clear span. BROKERS COOP. =,
ia. 2-4477.
SALE OR LEAsE-Bldg., 40x6O.
with high pitched roof. On la
acres, Industrial. Anchor-fenced
lot. Fueling facilities installed, sc.
location. Pr. Geo. Co. JAMESON
REALTY, 10. 7-1116. Ewes. CHI.
S-4lS8.
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HOUSES BUY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES H
CONTINUED


RESTAURANT - BEER - ND.
BETHESDA, excellent location-Nice
trade, 5lz days, $1,000 week in
REALTY CORP.
10. 4-8488
RESTAURANT for sale By OWNER.
Palace Rest. 100 S. Wayne st.
Arl. Va. Wash. Lee Shop. Center.
ST. MARYS CO., MD. =
Tavern. slot machines. dance hall,
cafe. liv. qtrs.. plus S-rm. house.
MRS. RALEY. FE. S-1693. LY-
NAN G. DELE & CO.. INC.
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OFFERED
ROuTH ROBBINS

IREEN HUMID
Then you must see
this luxurious bi-level
home set amid beau
tifully planned land
scaping. 1t has every
thing you need for
gracious living 3
bedrooms, 3 baths.
fully equipped. sunny
kitchen and central
air conditioning. Lo-
Gated in q prestige
community in conven-
lent Mclean: this is
one you should put
at the top Of your
II will see" list. Call
US now and we'll be
most happy to show
1t to you.
Mclean 356-7000
COC onnn G-E1l ~
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USED CAR LOT for sale OF rent.
Excel. corner location. Fully
eQuipt. Well established for many
yrs. Over $4,000 value. This is
a first time offer. Other interests
have over developed. Only reli-
able parties need apply. Write or
call Box 2S6-R, Star.
WANT TO OWN your own bust.
ness? Mr.. Softee Ice Cream Co
is selling trucks and territories,
as low as $1,000 down. For par
ticulars, call Ii. 4.23O0.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SAIL

ACC0KEEK, MD.-Lots Of space!
5-acre lots. wooded and partly
cleared. hillside, hilltop and level
Residential only. Blu. 3-2121
ACRE LOTS, mr.. Mt. Airy, Md
Wooded. $1,000. ASHTON REAL.
TY CO, OIL. 4-5042, WA. 4-9193
ARL., n, East Falls Ch.-Potentia
600 50. IT. z rms, 1h baths. 2.
car garage. h.-w.h. As-is cond.
Ritz. JE. 2-3S7a. JE. 2-4e64
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS = 24O
acres, $1,250 per acre. paved road
runs through property. Close to
Acc. new Bur. Standards. CATH
ersburg.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
REALToR HA. 7-40s0
BLDG. SITES, $500 UP
In D. C. and nearby Maryland. on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
BUILDERS-5 finished lots near
Fairfax, all utilities, prestige area.
good sales record. $4,000 each
with excellent financing.
1hL-SOON1x REALTY
CIR. 3-42O2 CIR. 3-5177
CHOICE LOTS-Beautifui. approx.
/ acre, $500 "perked." Also {
other lots in vicinity.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR HA. 7-40S0
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUE
AREA-1-acre homesites. 150-ft
frontage. $4,000 plus paving
Terms. ME. S-1717, LA. 9-041O.
EMBASSY Or CHURCH Choice
NV. parcel, adjacent to Rock
OK. PIX. $1,000 50. #. 723-9233
FARMETTES-Five acres, or more
II desired, with o picturesque view
Of the mountains: Dedicated roads
cite, with excellent financini
available. Phone 451-33S6 or CT
6-6S42 for Diet. and appt. to insp
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Still Looking?

CITIES SERVICE OIL co.
has a modern, well-eQuipped
service station for lease in
washington. A small invest
ment will allow you to take
over this established business.
The rental is extremely low
and paid training and finan-
cial assistance are available.
For details call IA. 4-1100
ewes. and week ends.
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HE HATES TO SELL but he can't
live in 2 houses. 5000 II you
promise to take care of 1t and
keep the grounds and this immac-
S s and aoh hfs a yfe he OF ay se Il
to you. 5 ,bedrms.. bath, nv. rm.,
sep. dining nm. and recreation
nm. all on / floor in this beautiful
, brick rambler. Rose Hill area.
Walk to shopping, schools and
churches. S19,500 TOWN g.
COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC,
= TIE R-S01S O N
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23 CENT

A day rents q small front office in ,
Silver Spring, MONTGOMERY Hills,
Ga. ave. HE. 0-4112.
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N. SPRNGFIELD-Lge. 3 bedrm
all brk. rambler. firepl. Ia baths
3 bedrms., full bsmt.. Assume lge
434ec CT loan. Asking S20,750
CT. 6-6557,
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HOMES
REALTORS

BROADMONT-StunninE4 -bedrm.,
al2-hath brick-and-clapboard split
level: full center hall. spacious
liv. rm. with fireplace, full dining
nm, de luxe kitchen with break
fast nook. 20x25 paneled rec. nm.
with fireplace in full basement:
hot-water Dashboard heat: .gor-
ssous wooded lot With cs SG,tt; lag
SIS. $50. CRoWELL g. Co. INC.
2l6O N. Glebe I'd, ia. 5-0707.
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HOLD THE PHONI

HOLD THE PHONE, you almost
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bath brk. beauty just off Lorcom
Jane for only S2S.500. A home
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

HOT CAKE-Spotless brick rambler
IN desirable Falls Church section =.
Lovely living I'm. with fireplace
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ful big luxury. equipped kitchen, 3
fireplace, gorgeous fenced lot.
Nothing down CT. S1S,500. HAN
SQN HOMES. Realtors, JE. 3.3737.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

ALL Cash for lots, acreage or
farms in d. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
ONE Or MORE LOTS WANTED
In the HyattSville area. Call be.
fore s pm. WA. 7-6bA2.
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Miss DC. Press Photographer

IF Annette Mkkeens life ambition realized people aching
teeth will need nOvOcane All that
Dentist will have to do flash that dazzling smile
and-bOinggg -thatll be enough anesthesia, thanks.
Annette right profession than
But help finance the
model That alone took examining Annette
country only When she Washington her native
Denmark visit her uncle she fresh
H. Rather than spend idle visit she modelling
soon qualified for job model at the Cappa Che School
wasn't long before the Photographers Association
voted Annette Miss DCPP This Friday compete
national photographers title in Charleston S. C..
The phOtOg have high hopes Annette although victory
well turn her modelling and they
pleasure Of getting their mOars ground by the demure
w.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

decided 1t, though. In Florida
only a fool would pass UP q
lazy swim after such a
nights work. So the stock
ings were hung near the pool,
and a towel (two, rather &.
Santa was decidedly the two
towel type) was left out along
with the snack.
The three boys carried
their stockings down the
wood deck overlooking a fern
and orchid-filled rock pit.
Birds we're already swarming
at the feeders, filling the air
with their song.
Sliding open the shojis
which turned the living room
into an outdoor room with
the world for walls, the boys
flopped down with their
stockings before the tree. Sill
yer and white, with enough
snow" to suggest the white
Christmases Of which they
had heard, were the only
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Miss MeryI
Richardson
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn FL
don Richardson Of Decatur,
Ca, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Meryl
Eleanor to Mr.. Gilliard Rave
mel Nolan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parker Nolan Of
Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Richardson is a grad
uate of Wilmington Friends
School, Wilmington, Del, and
is associated with the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art here.
Mr.. Nolan was graduated
from Landon School in Be-
thesda and from Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology.
He is a member of the Chevy
Chase Club.
A January wedding is
planned.