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Evening star., 1962-03-27
Exhibition
Baseball
BY the Associated Press

OhMES 1ODA1
Detroit vs. WASHINGTON at Pompano
Minnesota VS.. Cincinnati at Tampa.
Los Angeles IN VS.. Philadelphia at
Chicago (A) VS.. Milwaukee at Brad
New York CN VS.. New York (A) at
Fort Lauderdale.
Houston VS.. San Francisco at Phoe-
Baltimore VS.. Kansas City at West
Palm Beach.
Los Angeles (A) VS.. Boston at Scots
dale.
Baltimore VS.. Washington at Pom
pane Beach.
Los Angeles IN VS.. New York (N)
at ST. Petersburg.
Milwaukee VS.. Philadelphia at Clear
water.
st. Louis VS.. New York (AJ at Fort
Cleveland VS.. Chicago CN at Mesa.
Houston VS.. Boston at Scottsdale.
Los Angeles tA) VS.. San Francisco
at Phoenix.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
RE9e81RT n YoRR W SoS S6S SSi SSi 9YS 5YS "a 10
CaSale. Marentette 49,. Zimmerman
L9l, Fox 90 and Doarke; Bouton,
Stowe I6l, Glevsnger lSl; Carpin Carp mM o.or
Home runs-Detroit, Boros, Colavito
2. New York, Mantle, Blanchard.
eEFfssTsGA eH4Gss2s "a 5S1 5S1 a$S !$S SSsS Il
Wynn, Pizarro az and Lollar; Law,
Face (6j and Leppert. W-Law. l.
Home runs-chicsgo. cunninsham
Clemente.
sAtffMoKE 81 limo Re a0S i rs IS 1ixLls y q
canniszarq 0: Hall Baker q. ana
Trisndos' Lau GS Wvaal MHOok M.raSsli
Hodges. Baltimore, B. Robinson, sny-
der. Nicholson (2). Powell.
CHICAGO 6W oo2 32I ooo2-1o 1s {
:, Ellsworth, Bslsamo ~: Prince 90
I6). Mcdowell 81, Punk (9) and Ro-
mano, Chit ca. W-Ellsworth. l.
Home run-Chicago, Matthews.
L. ANo,rs GA, 900 900 ooo-o
H9SsT9N SsiIDcGy Dv1tS ISo 991 3 e0S SOS cutrisbt
Bruce, Umbricht ts) and Campbell
W-Bruce. L.-Bellinsky.
Home runs-Houston, Amalfitano
TausstE.
CINCINNATI 4O1 O1O OOO-8 10
ST LOUIS 900 700 0Ox-7 10
Maloney. Klippstein "a. Risen
hoover (SJ and johnson. Gonder (6)
Simmons, 10th 90 and Oliver
Schaffer 80. W-Simmons. Ma
loney.
Home runs-Cincinnati. Harper. st
Louiss Boyer. Minoso.
MILWAUKEE 100 OO2 OOO-3 8
L. ANGL'S CN) 0O1 O40 11x-7 10
Burdette. Cloninger go and Tore
! Podres, J. Smith (6), Wilhite (9) an
Roseboro. W.-Podres. L.-Burdette
B'FLo Gnb O03 OO5 21O-11 IL
PHuA'PHIA 3O2 O24 20x-13 13
VI Boozer. Culp 90. Gontkosky Is
and Lipski. Walters 90; Owens. Malk
mus t5l. Schiller go, W. Smith ls
and Dalrymple, White go, Oldis tS
Home runs-Philadelphia. GOWNS
Evening star., 1962-03-27
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY MERRELL WHIuLEsEY

POMPANO BEACH Fla, Mar. 27-Last year at this time
OF the Senators detracors pointing that Wash
ington about to in the American League with
pitching staff that collectively could show only As major league
victories the previous
How about the Casey stengels going
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Picture on Poee Az
provide Dartmouth with a IL
victory, Coach Bill Reinhart of
CIV expressed concern not
about light hitting but about
light heads.
Just ne-headedneSs, that's
all it was" Reinhart insisted as
the reason for defeat. He re-
ferred to a particular play In
the top of the 18th inning
when, with Dartmouth runners
on first and second base and
none out, a sacrifice bunt was
rifled to second. letting the
lead runner advance to third
base.
1t ranked Reinhart but prob
ably wasn't decisive. John
Papanicolas. who had relieved
Moe Hedetniemi after nine in
nings, then hit Carl Jaeger with
a pitch, loading the bases. Mike
Nyquist, who had singled home
Dartmouth's tying run in the
eighth, got the deciding run
across with another single to
shallow left field.
Henry Ota walked to force
in another marker, a third run
scored on an error, Dan Con-
nelly singled home two more
and, after Merv Holland re-
lieved Papanicolas, the innings
sixth run scored on a ground
out.
CIV didn't commit an error
until that 18th inning but, after
collecting three hits in the first
inning for its only run. couldn't
insert another timely blow. The
Colonials loaded the bases on
! three walks with one out in the
last of the ninth, but Ed Creel-
man worked out of it and was
: the eventual winning pitcher.
Dartmouth takes a 5-4 record
to Maryland today. CIV plays
on the West Ellipse again to-
morrow, against Syracuse.
DARTMOUTH 900 600 Ol0 OO6-7 8 !
= G. WASH 100 Ou0 600 OOO--l
az inningSl
Klein, Duboca 80; Caterinq g.,
niemi, Papanicolas uO;;, Holland I5'
Evening star., 1962-03-27
0peningGane
Tossed Away
ByGW Nine
! BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

George Washington's base
ball team opened the season
yesterday on the West Ellipse
by accommodating only two hits
after the first inning while its
pitchers yielded only three safe
ties in the regulation nine.
But after things came undone
finally in the 18th inning to
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LAUREL. - 900 900 % " 3
DUVALL ...----- 80 lO4 X-9 q >
Wood and Grace; Norris. Club 80,
Chipouras 80 and ProvenCal, Rose 90.
HR-Provencal, DuVal t6th), . on.
MCKINLEY - O03 200 ia 10 o
CARDOZO ~ 600 100 o. 3
Evans. Gerald (6) and Jordan. Bur-
well. PANEL (6) and Caffney. James
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Klein Duboca l5l. CATERING !sl.
Creelman I9) and Connolly: Hedet-
niemi. PapanicolaS 10. Holland l2l
and Schwelckhardt. Winner-Creel-
man. Loser-Papanicolas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Dresses Have
Appeal TO
Man s Eye Vielp

Do women dress to impress
other women ar u please
,nano anrinr drassas answer the
old m,estion q wave. that seem
n 10 an Il favor a. the men.
Annaslino - Z ,nai,.e ave view
are pretty. OUTRAGEOUS Shapes IN
a furry OF lace. runleS ana
pleats flares and princess
lines. fitted waists. nodded DO
olces ano, ioe coatlAss a.'u culs
ef. Wy. sil',y ASu sla'ouc.'ee.
r!oM = Woman ! pons " view
tlie st slnus - - su. s1 nls
u.csses = tlAs Aaey - posu Alau
picaslns a'A pacaoAAk = - O~n
lasnaon sense neW ULYSSES -
hOt oniy ielinnA' ucy S ililr
aglhauve ana vataed. making
warurope planning 'lesn anu lun
ior nef.
Her choice Of silhouettes
ranges from slim figure-Skim-
mers to frankly full skirted
styles. and takes 10 all the vari-
ations Of flares. cores. cones.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

curve up and brinrs that curve
down. strictly tailored bumper.
cuff and roller blims, and care
free. slouchy brims all have a
place in the spring headlines.
Such variety allows for plenty
of choice in silhouetts. Hat heign
range from tall and towering to
niniscule. Shapes are many
even toques take brims, and
there are variously brinmed
cloches, sailors, profiles.
Little crowned, wide-brim-
med garden party" hats look
particularly romantic. Many are
really all brim. with the crown"
flowing smoothly into the pro-
jecting brim.
Of course, not every hat is
brimmed. There are softly drap-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

feSSmen.
In all models the trend con-
tinues to- be toward a look Of
slimneSS. Even the tailored"
shoulders have been Invested Of
excess padding. This trend Is
currently emphasized by the
Tall Look
The "Tall Look" is achieved
by the use Of stripes and verh-
cal effect weaves. Stripes are
due for a strong comeback and
they are shown in many vaiie-
ties. In addition to the classic
pin. pencil and chalk stripes,
there are cluster stripes and
self-stripes achieved by the use
Of reverse-twist yearns.
Srring and Summer fabrics
are keyed to practically and
comfort as well as to good looks.
Each year finds increased pop
ularity for the midweight fabrics
designed for early spring wear.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Mems Spring Suits
Put News In Blues

Mems suits for Spring 1862 bow
in boaSting several new fashion
facts. says the American Insti-
tute Of Mems and Boys Wear.
The news is blues. as far as
color is concerned. The remark
able revival Of the indigo hue
is seen in all shades ranging
from black-blue through navy
blue to blue -grays.
Blue is also important as an
accent shade. It is used to com
plement olives. grays and the
less frequently seen tans and
browns. Always correct, blue is
probably the color that looks the
best on most men.
However, don't discount the
continued popularity of olives.
grays and blacks. All three of
these cclros have a well estab-
lished place in the wardrobe Of
the well-dressed man.
Presidential Style Influence
Another revival that marks the
current season is the tWo-button
suit. Attributed in part to the
influence exefted by President
Kennedy. the present tWo-button
models are distinctly different
in character than those Of the
recent past. The very newest ex-
preSSi0nS of this model are rath-
er conservative. In some in
stances they actually are modi-
fled versions OF the natural
shoulder suits.
The classic natural shoulder
model continues to clumb in pop
ularity. This style seems to hold
its steady devotees as the years
go by and adds more fans each
season. These gains are not SEN
SatiOnal in numbers. but they are
consistent.
VeSitigeS Of the Continental
model are still to be seen in
some new Trans-American styles
as well as in some Of the ex-
IRENE Contir entail type Ivy
suits. One of tine interesting
Trans Americans is a one
button model with peak lapels
that also has double-breasted
vest.
The California inspired Anleri-
can Ambassador model main
tains special niche in the fash
ion picture as many men show
a decided preference for its fig
IRE flattering tailored lines.
American Natural St III Favored
OF course. the simply detailed
america Natural model with its
very conservative lines continue.
to be a national favorite. Its
modified natural shoulders
three-button front and moderate
ly trim trousers have urflagging
appeal to most American bust
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Belts Surround
Latest Fashions

Marrow Or wide, it's belts. belt
belts a must in the fashion
picture for spring.
Most seen look is the soft, phi
able variety. usually found in
suede or supple kid. Wide, crun
chy belts are found everywhere.
lin a majority Of cases accented
by massive buckle. Sashes APP
pear in every width. Stlffy con-
toured colorful reptiles and gay
patents share the spring lime
light.
N The figure following belt that
rests comfortably at the normal
Waistline is a prominent fashion
look. But the natural waistline
is not the only place to situate
belt this season.
Several important looks set the
belt right above or below the
waistline. Empire high or hip
slung low, soft or stiff, wide or
narrow vive les belts
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

ed, feminine turbans. and the
pillbOx is the harbinger of q
whole covey Of little hats meant
to refch lightly atop cherished
hairdoS.
Tiny cone shapes and Whlm-
steal mixtures of flowers and
leaves win favor among the little
hats.
All-flower and flower-adorned
hats bloom with their usual
spri~g vigor. given impetus by
the feminine mood in fashion.
Feminine. too are the silky
and sheer fabrics, fine and
smooth bali-type straWs and phi
able felts that compose spring
hats. In some hats, more textur-
ed straws offer a smart contrast
to airy fashions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Taller, Simmer
Look Is Style
For The Men

New style trends for Spring
are calculated to make men
lock taller, simmer.
Contributing most Importantly
to this effect are the fashion
favored natural shoulder suit
models with narrow-cut lapels,
and the trim. straight cut of
trousers and Stacks. The tall
look" is accentuated by stripes
and vertical weaves in suitings.
as well as by the tall tapered
crowns Of the new spring hats.
Presidential influence on suit
styles is seen in the strong emer-
gence Of the two-button model.
Color-wise. the fashion picture
takes on a distinctly blue hue
in suits, shirts, ties and all
manner of srortswear Shades
range from black-blue through
navy to blue-grays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
shspes q shees
Toes FoIJosU Many Ne,u Lines

freed from the single toe look, .
reports Shoe Fashion Service of
Leather Industries Of America.
The rounded crescent toe sill
houette is available for around
the-cl0ck wear in pumps. moe
caslns. ties and sandals. and in
smooth. suede. grained and pat
ent feathers.
The new square toe look is
afOOt In tailored spectators in
smooth or grained feathers, often
teamed with suede for a two-hue.
tw0-text:re shoe. Casual flats in
brushed CT colored patent leath-
er and slipons set on an inch
high stacked walking heel have
the ss;ilared-off toe.
For the new-classic pointed
toe. there are hundreds OF styles,
c0l0rs and feathers available in
dress and sports shoes.
In tailored shoes the choice in
clude, strapped pumps, mecca
sins. flats. low tie pumps. cut
out pun. ps and even sandals with
closed toes and open back
Grained leather. often suede
trimmed. or smooth trimmed
with patent leather is popular in
classic shoes.
For late day and dress. the
multi-col0red pump leads the
parade. Close behind come little
heel variations of the dancing
pump in polished and waxy leath-
erS and in patent.
Color choice range all the way
from white and bone to brights
in blue, green and coral. Patent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
For Femininity

Part of the return to femin-
nifty is the little girl look in
coats IN displayed by eyelet en-
broidered collars and cuffs and
Their hinge lie touches.
A more tailored turn in coat
events shows the notched sand
away collar taking a fashion
bow. usually hand-in-hand with
set-in sleeves.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

leather colors go from rastels
all the way out to an occasional
fire engine red. The deeper neu-
trails. such as malt and ochre.
are in wide spread demand while
pastels, including apricot and
aqua. are stronger than last
year. The tWO-hue shoe gains
popularity.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Brin1s To
Platter
In Hats

Planning to flatter and frame
pretty faces. hats greet spring
with brims. brims and more
brims. In keeping with the ver-
satility of new fashions. the look
isn't limited to just one type of
brim.
Brims wide and narrow, brins
riprled or pleated. brims that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Scarves Star

Scarves become more and
more important as the stress on
nude necklines coz tinues. Any
scarf can be used many ways,
for sporty or dressed-up effect.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

"BREATHTAKING" is THE description of
the Spring Fashions at The Dorothy May. say
the girls who model the latest in fashion. Two
Longwood students admire new hat for Diana
Walker, seated.
MISS DIANA WALKER tries on an attrac-
tive white hat, as well as stylish Pom-POm.
bOucle. powder blue coat. with Peter Pan collar
and Jeweled buttons. Her Naturalizer shoes are
patent leather available at the Hub Bootery.
MISS MEDIA MCPHERSON. Of Norfolk
prefers black and white ensemble that cOmpli-
Evening star., 1962-10-16
HOUSES UNFuRN. TO RENT HOUSES FOR sALE-N.
(coNTlNUED)


Lovely 2 and 3 bedrrn. year-round
homes in nearby Nd, 45 min. to
d. C. Immed. poss. RA. 6-22OO.
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Town house,
3 bedrms., baths, mod. kit, 2-caT
pkg. unturn, o. furn. to suit
Evening star., 1962-10-16
HOUSES FOR SALE
capitol HILL
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.

BRICK TOWN HOUSE, 8 rooms,
fenced patio, S1s,500. WELTco.
LU. $4,000
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OU-~ OUIIII. hVt. ~ INUI aoha n
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA-3-bedrm
brick semi Colonial, sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. Only $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Center hall
custom Colonial, rec. rm., den, ga
rage, > firepls., sundeck. Reduced
for quick sale to $4,000. r. N.
LEVY 940-7400
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AID. 2-5S0O
HOTEL 1440
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

CAP HILL, l2s C st. n.e.-AdultS,
employed. quiet, clean, kit. II des.
Apt, 2I-B. Mr.. ROSS, Ii 7-21oo.
ANGLE ROOM for middle-sged
iady colored. home privileges.
Nice location. 546-2939.
700 5ISt Sri room. Use Of bath
and kitchen. Call LU. 4-4556.
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AGnLG1A2 41NS1o ~ ~ .-
SOUTH DAKOTA, 3IOI Douglas s.
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ANDREWS AREA bdrms.. 9 bths..
and schools, $3.50. 24S-4442.
ALEX. AREA, 6 Minis. s.. of Alex
4 bedrms, ga baths, family. rm.,
$500 per mo. 652-0433. shown
by appt.
ALEXANDRIA = 2-bedroom brick.
bsmt. fenced yard. conv. loca-
tion. 500. OWNER. 354-269S.
ALEXANDRIA = 7-room modern
house, electric kitchen. price $3.50.
S24 Norton rd. RA. 3-7727.
ANDREWS A. B. AREA = Mod. 3
bedrms., fin. rec. rm., oil heat,
Sl25. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
$3.50. .-
ARL., S., close in, nr. Glebe I'd
S-rm. brick, fencel yard, garage.
$3.50. JE. 1926.
ARL., N. Ideal location. 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. Immaculate
lge. storage ATTIC: lge; shaded
Oct Oct. a2nd. siS5. JE. s.7Ss6. %
AVAILABLE, Radiant valley
Gandover. Md. 6906 Fairwood
I'd. = STORY brick bungalow, .
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm;. kit,
glass enclosed POI. porch, fence fenced r!re1S1 ysTd.
Reaitor, 29e-4077 weekdays.
BETHESDA-Part. furn. Nr. Naval
Medical and NH. twin-size bed
rms, ga baths. encl. porch, lge.
liv, rm., din. rm., lovely rec. rm.
wfirepl. Refs. req. S325 mo.
OWNER, 652-S794.
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HA. 7-40sO Ewes. TU. 2-s072
WESLEY HEIGHTS-New listinsl
Indescrihle charm Lovely 3-bed-
room home on deeply wooded lot.
House is In absolutely perfect
condition and includes beautiful
wsll-to-wall csrpeting Will sell
instantly at S3l $50. Mr. Psrdoe,
965-1244 FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI 7-l411
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
CONTINUED

ANACosTIA. 1872 Fendall st. Sc
Semidet. brick, scr. front porch,
5 rooms, bath, bsmt. ME. S-4653,
ewes 365-74S0. FULTON r. COR
NON Ir
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FALLS CHURCH = Brick Cape Cod
with . bedrms. on first floor
bedrm. up, liv. rm. with fireplace.
separate din. rn1., rear screened
porch. garage. Avail. Now $4,000
20 other. rentals to see. call JE.
2-2620 to see, JOSEPH W. SEAY
Evening star., 1962-10-16
COLONIAL YILLAGE-Magnificen
Shannon & LuchS

MADISON ST, III-Just off Kan.
sas ave. Choice semidet. brk. in
new house cond. 4 rms, 1st fir,
3 bedrms., . baths. 2nd fir. Gas
h.-w. heat. 2-car gar. Quick poss.
NJ. NJ. NORTHERN, Realtor, DI.
.SS4o III 5-R3ST
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FABULOUS REC. RM,"
FHA-GI. Call 5SS-7977.
D. L. BARNARD

BEAUTY IN DISTRESS
Widow must sell this 2-yr.-young
all-brick 3-bedrm. split level with
room for extra bedrm. or den,
pa baths. daylight rec. rm. Plaster
walls plus many outstanding fea-
lures make 1t most desirable
buy. Low 20s. 949-4434,
RTIRTIP PpAN pDnpFDTTEd AECT
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.BOGLEY OIL. 6-78OO

Beaut. 4-bedrm.. 3-bath brick
rambler on heavily wooded \
acre backing onto park. 3 years
old. in excel. cond.. entire lower
level out of ground. . fireplaces,
garage. fabulous kit. S34.95O.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture.
Select your apt. anywhere-we
will furnish reasonably.
CALL MARS LEASING CORP.
90 Canal st. S.W. Ii. 3-OO66
ALL NEW-We furnish any num-
Der of rooms. Rates reasonable.
ALL-STATE LEASING CO, l7l9
Kalorama I'd. AD. 2-4ll4.
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BLESSED SACRAMENT-Lafayett
nnnl IIfilrnn and Ct Inhn
CHEVY CHASE

Suitable for ambassador. doctor
or executive. West Of Conn. ave.
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Conv.
to everything. Gracious stone
home featuring lge. 1st floor with
. sitting rms, ? baths on 2nd.
Rec. rm. Truly lovely home.
Priced to sell! a.m.-9 pm. EN-.
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POULTRY, RABBITS q EGGS

RABBITS-3O registered New Zea-
land rabbits. with hutches. BAR
GAIN. LA. 6-67la.
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OIIOVJ O11Nj VGVjOOV
$4,000 cash. Conn. ave-, corner
Brick semidet., 8 bedrms, Suitable
for doctor or dentist. Wilson High
area. Blessed Sacrament Parish.
ENN @AQn
Evening star., 1962-10-16

lOA dLAAbaooadbAs NNNbSt
or executive. West Of Conn. ave.
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Conv.
to everything. Gracious stone
home featuring lge. 1st floor with
. sitting rms, ? baths on. End.
Rec. rm. Truly lovely home.
Priced to sell! 8 a.m.-9 pm. EN-.
2-74O0.
INTERPRETATIONS
5O22 Conn. Ave. at Nebraska Ave.
Chevy Chase, $26,850
$1,000 cash, Conn. ave, corner.
Brick semidet.. 8 bedrms; Suitable
for doctor or, dentist. wilson High
BTs E stop p at At door, 8 am. to . Pm
METZLER-REALTOR
5022 Conn. Ave. at Nebraska Ave.
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA-3-bedrm
brick semi Colonial, sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. Only $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $4,000
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Center hall
custom Colonial, rec. rm., den, ga
for quick sale to $4,000. r. N.
LEVY 949-7400
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Magnificent
brick rancher, equipped with every
luxury and decorated in exquisite
taste. Ingeniously designed with
large living and dining rms. den,
2 lovely bedrms. and . baths, all
on one floor. Delightful recreation
room and additional bedroom and
bath in garden-type basement.
Splendid yard inexpensive plant
ings. A real beauty. In the upper
30s. CENTRALLY AIR CONDl-
TONED. Call our uptown office
til o pm. KE. 7-IS00.
Shannon & LuchS
Rltrs. Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave.
CUTE AND COZY-Just $3.50 dn..
detached corner, . bedrms., 2l2
baths, den, woodburning firepl.
and bsmt. Just S14,950 Call Mr.
sotiros, JU. s-7I50. Hugh T. Peck.
JEFFERSON ST, 1928 = Colonial
row brk. 6 rms, encl. porch. Gas
h.-w. heat. Lge. lot, det. gar. NJ. M
NORTHERN, Realtor, DI. 7-SS42,
JU. 5-63S1.
MADISON ST, III-JuSt off Kan
sas ave. Choice semidet. brk. in
new house cond. 4 rms, LIST fir,
3 bedrms., . baths. 2nd fir. Gas
h.-W. heat 2-car gar. Quick poss.
NJ. NJ. NORTHERN, Realtor, DI.
7-sS42. JU 5-63S7.
MASS. AVE. PARK
Completely modern, centrally air
coLd residence with garden. Fac
ing . streets. several blks. north
Of British Embassy. 4 bedrms., p
car garage.
Restored Colonial with 4 bedrms.
Large 1st floor with library, eX-
tremely large lot and garage,
JAMES L, DIXON g. CO.. Realtors
FE. $4,000 FE. $1,000
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES
New rambler. Centrally air cond.
3 bedrms;. den, rec; rm., many ex-
trss. Only S3s.500. RA. 3-3030.
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES-Beau-
tiful ?-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler
Living rm., sep. din. rm., den,
mod. kit. rec. rm. wIbar and fire
pl., jalousied porch. 2-car bit. lin
garage. $4,000. Shown by ap-
pointment.
R. A. HumphrieS
HA. 7-4OsO Ewes. TU. 2-s072
WESLEY HEIGHTS-New listing
Indescrible charm! Lovely 3-bed-
room home on deeply wooded lot.
House is In absolutely perfect
condition and includes beautiful
wall-to-wall csrpeting. Will sell
instantly at S3l $50. Mr.. Psrdoe,
965-l244 FRANK s, PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411.
Evening star., 1962-10-16
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURn. TO RENT

ALEX.-clean 3,bsdEm. row , house , y
MENT CO.. Arl. office, ia. 7-5979.
ARL., N.-3 bedrms. nicely furn.,
conv. to all. 3 Minis. D. c., Pen
tagon. With utils. ia. 2-8254.
CHAIN BRIDGE-PALISADES-Ex-
ceptional view and location. Com
Portable well-furnished 3-bedrm
detached house. garage. immedi-
ate occupancy, S225. Mrs. Wahl,
AID. 2-Il64 or FE. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
CHEVY CHASE. nr. D. c. line, shops
and transp.-3 bedrms.. den. ga
baths. gar, lovely area. Call Mrs.
REALLISTINGS CORP.
SOUTH DAKOTA, 3IOI Douglas st,
For rent, corner house, lge.
fenced yd., flowers and plants. full
front porch w/furniture. pvt. back
entr. Master bedrm.: air cond. and
built-in closets, w.-to-W. carpeting,
new furniture. nice bathrm. W.
cabinets. 2nd bedrm.: w.-to-w
carpeting W/good furniture and
window fan. Small bedrm.: ". tow
carpeting. Sgl. he'd and .chifferobe
Liv. rm.: w.-to-w. carpeting, plants
stands and lamps. Din. rm.: al
new furniture. w,-to-w. carpeting
all new dishes. Kit: mod. stove
wall cabinets. kit. cabinets ano
all neces. appliances. Storage rm
w/shelveS and spice racks. Kitchen
ette w/breakfast set w/new refgr
and fans. Laundry: auto. washer
and gas dryer, deep freeze. heavy
duty washer for rugs, and elec
irnner LA 6-R119.
Evening star., 1962-10-16
Chevy Chase. S26.85O

METZLER-REALTOR
5O22 Conn. Ave. at Nebraska Ave
Evening star., 1962-10-16
FARM AND GARDEN
Shrllbberv and Trees

Now is the time to trim, transplant
or remove your Shrubbery. Trees
cut down, lawns repaired and
seeded. Ivy removed from bldgs.
Call any time. JU. 5-2523.
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. RE. 5-I199.
Evening star., 1962-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENT AL
TOOL, UN. 4-5l00, JU. 5-5O4O.
, 1962-06-15
DOMESTIC HELP

Experienced domestic worker
from Antigua desires employ
ment with family in cOntinen-
tai U. S.
Excellent references
Box sO5 : Frederiksted