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Arizona tribune., 1962-04-06
AFRICAN MINISTER'S
WIFE BUYS GOLD BED

LONDON : Mrs. Mary Edusei,
wife of the minister of industries
of Ghana, touched off Juror
in the country with the purchase
of gold plated bed.
Her husband telephoned from
Accra and told his wife the So, 400
bed was embarrassing him. AS
a socialist, he is one of the
chief leaders in the governments
share-the wealth campaign.
President Nkrumah had or
dered Edusei to give his property
in excess of his $4,000 house
to the state. He felt the ex-
pensive bed wouldn't be appro-
pirate.
Mrs. Edusei says she will keep
the bed. She has been living in
a swank West End apartment for
the past year. She said she will
take it back to Africa when she
returns.
She said, Il like the bed.
that's why bought it. Every
wife will know how | feel. am
Just a woman.'
Arizona tribune., 1962-04-06

Pictured group Poencians who attended
Cotlion held
day night.
Seated the patio the Ramada Inn Durham
Mrs. Cora MCreary, Mrs. Pete Durham and Mrs. Raymond
Saunders.
valleys singing groups.
provided Links
tillion.
Mrs. Banks Mr.. Mrs.
and MIR. and Mrs. Travis Williams.
Two Rodney George Tucson James Jones
five returning
Links cotllion
From left. Sgt. Will James. Mr.. Capt. Asa
Herring halted for the Tribune Photographer
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mccoy Angeles California
the sixth annual Links Cotillion last Saturday.
Mrs. Mccoy Links Coon debuante 1885, She
husband former residents of Phoenix.
They spent week the city houseglests McCoy's
mother Mrs. Rosa Williams Edwards E. Broadway.
(Fhoo = Bobby FIeardJ
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PUBLIC OPINION POLL
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before the While the final for decisions
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swering questions in this poll.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
Basketball Rules
Clinic At Prince
Edward Academy

The Virginia High S ch DOL
League Publicity Department
has announced a basketball rules
clinic to be held at Prince Ed
ward Academy on Wednesday,
Dec. 5, at 5 pm.
The clinic will be conducted
by Earl Gillespie, assistant
executive secretary Of the Vir-
ginia High School League. The
clinic will include the showing
Of the color film. Official Bias
ketball," discussion of rules
and a question and answer ses-
sion. Detailed attention will be
given to the rule changes for
the 1928 season, including
such items as excessively swing
ing the arms and elbows and
screening.
The clinic is especially design
ed to assist coaches and Of
ficials. All coaches are encour-
aged to attend and any others
wishing to do SO may attend.
A portion Of the clinic will be
devoted to girls basketball
rules.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30

forward spots.
We can hardly hope to better
cur 8-6 record of last year. You
just can't lose the boys We lost
and still be as strong. We hope
to make some more additions to
our team as the season pro
crosses. We have a green ball
team right now but we feel that
we must improve each game.
think the boys we have will work
hard and by the middle of the
season we could have a pretty
fair ball team"
The Wolverines open their bas-
ketEall season Friday night at
Park View. They play Bucking-
ham away from home on Tues
day night and play two home
games before Christmas with
Blackstone on Dec. 10 and Ken
bridge on Dec. IA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY LoiS Kaag

Thurs day. Nov. Is, Home
Furniture won two out Of three
games to take over first place
again. Home Furniture had the
high team threegame pinfall OF
1871. Leggett's was second with
1922 pins and Baldwin's was
third with 1918 pins. Leggett's
had the high team game Of AT.
Adele Cum bey of Home
Furniture had the high indi-
vidual three-gam pinfall of 33l
and also the high individual
game of 122. Other members
5;,Wling 100 or better are Adele
Cumbey. ia: Lucy MorrlSsett,
100: Emily Waller, 1902: Doris
Cook. 1902: Roche Allen. l02';
Folly Mckay, l01; and Cora
Dixon, 101.
STANDINGS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
Open With R. P. l.
Defensive Challenge Given To
High-Scoring Tigers By Pegram

The Hampden-Sydney Tigers
hasketballers. who ended tn e
1861 season with a fine 1867 rec
ord, are setting their sights on
an ever better record this year.
The Tigers wen these l6
g m e last year with tw Q
Juniors, three sophomores and
ten freshmen. The big question
is, have these boys improved
enough to better the improve
met Of their opponents.
In the case of center and CO.
captain Bill Hardin. Hamcden-
Sydney's MIR. Basketball" this
is a lot to ask. Extensively, it
is very doubtful if he can show
very much Improvement over
last years efforts. All he did
was lead the State in scoring
with 27.3 average, the Mason
Dixon Conference with a 25.5
average, ranked l4th nationally
in small colleges in scoring,
was chosen the Virginia Sports
Writer'S Player of the Year, and
ranked 2lst nationally in all col
lege scorers. He has a three
year total of 1881 points. Defen-
sive men ranging from 81" to
So tried to stop him last year
with little success and he gives
little reason to believe they can
do it this year. If Hardin has
room for improvement, hi S
coach Bill Pegram. thinks it is
defensively. OF course, Hardin
has to guard these same tall
boys that guard him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 90 1862
inexperienced Wolverines Face
Rebuilding Basketball Season

With only four players re-
turning from his 1861 squad,
Coach Bob Gilmer's outlook for
basketball this year is not too
bright. The Wolverines have
only guards Mike Andrews and
Billy Hay. center Jerry Lease
and forward Bobby Carter back
from last year. Requirements
will have to be found for eigh-
DEPARTURES: namely, Bobby Gilm
er. Jimmy Atkins. Billy C. Hub
bard, Bill Wilson. Jimmy Early,
Cliff Jenkirs. Eddie Noel and
Paul Simpson.
Andrews ard Hay, along with
newcomers Glenn Morris. J 9 e
E ddins and Bill Bridgforth,
should provide Gilmer with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
Excellent Guards

Coach Pegram possesses three
of the states finest guards in
co-captain Norwood Davis.
junior Mike Crone and sophie
more Dave Trickler. Davis. who
missed six Of the Tigers games
last year due to a leg injury,
looks as if he is in top shape
this year and ready to improve
on his AS scoring average OF
1861. Davis will be given the top
defensive assignment in most Of
the Tigers games. Although
playing guard this year, Davis
proved his rebounding ability at
forward last year.
Pegram calls his Sc ba !
handler. Dave Trickler, the fin
est middle man on the fast break
in the state of Virginia" and
those who saw him perform last
year know why. He led the team
in assists with So and was third
Leading scorer with a 1919 aver
age when only a freshman. With
Pegram's fast-breaking system,
junior Mike Crone. a steady ball
player who does everything we'll,
and freshman Allen Blackburn.
a St. Christopher product, will
see plenty Of action.
The forward position could be
the biggest Improvement on the
Tiger squad. Davis was moved
back to his normal guard slo.
this year, after having to help
at forward last season. Two
first-year boys, Ed Whithoefft, a
S.. 205 ID. youngster from
Midlothian, and Thorn Quarles,
a 63" freshman from Raleigh,
N. c.. are battling for one of
the forward spots while junior
Phil Lott. who has been a start
er since a freshman, is back at
the other slot.
Three sophomores who could
see lots of action at forward are
JET BoWker, a husky letterman.
who came on real strong at the
end Of last season: Ernie Rath-
mann, moved from guard to for
ward and called by his team
mates as 1.-THE toughest man to
score against on the team" and
Steve Snyder. a SIS" native Of
Germany and a fine offensive
rebounder.
Rounding out the Tiger SQUAD
are Fontaine Lawson. a junior
g ua r d; Frank Booth, ga
guard from Hardin home town.
Huntington. w. Va: avev
IcWnes. a classy ball handler
who is president of the fresh
man class. and Don Ragland an
E. G. Glass product and a tough
defensive performer.
Pegram had this to say. wen
nave more depth this year than
any year since l have been here
We have seven or eight bows
Who will play just about equal
amounts and all Of these bows
Will start different games. We
VIII be better Oil the board, but
We are still a short ball team
! think defense is our biggest
weakness at present. If the boys
VIII play tough defensive ball,
we could have an excellent sea-
son."
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
&de&ne Neus
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Hampden-Sydney Basketball

Attention crazy bouncing football to the
east dribbng basketball local high schools and
colleges open Football will be pushed
somewhat background until the bowl games roll
around
Coach Bill Pegram his third of coaching at Harnp-
College gives local fans coorfu type basket
ball Pegram believer tight man man
offense He believes that he must
up height by we'll conditioned running
State physically
along with astbreakng ideas Pegram possesses
fine group guards capable in scoring ability short
passes ball hawking Dave Trckler is
key man break, being middle man all fast
breaks Joining Norwood
guard ball player potent
Mike Crone steady player deensvey
and Allen freshman who shown defensive
ability Pegram two good driving guards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30

capable b ackc court strength.
Jerry LeeSe gives rebounding
and defensive strength at center
but doesn't have the scoring
ability Of Atkins and Early. Tom
Fulcher will probably see lots Of
service at center also.
Gilmer must fine at least one
of his starting five from first
year men. Only one forward,
Bobby Carter. returns. Carter
will probably hold down one of
the forward slots if he can do
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30

ample scoring. Carter is rough
under the boards and will get his
share of offensive and defensive
rebounds. Bobby Farmer, a fresh
man who learned his basketball
in the church league and in
Georgia last year, is one of the
teams best shots. BY the end
Of the season. Farmer should
come into his own and Gilmer
sees a fine future for this young
ster. Jerry jenkins will also be
Dat1llng Tor one OF the starting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30

In Bill Hardin. Pegram pos
sesses the Tyre ball player that
every coach dreams of having.
Hardin never stops improving
and is almost unstoppable when
he gets the ball inside the foul
circle. Hardin lead the State in
scoring last year and in three
years has poured 1881 points
through the net. Tiger rooters
never stop talking about this
phenomenal ball player a Il d
there is nothing to stop this
year from being his best. He
outjunps ball players five and
six inches taller, handles t h e
ball like guard. and knows
every inch of the blackboard,
banking shots rom all angles.
In spite Of experienced seniors
like Davis and Hardin. Pegram
has a relatively young ball team.
The average age Of the team
is only 10, having, beside the
Eerior co-captainS Davis an d
Hardin, three juniors. four
Sophomores and six freshmen.
Schedule-Wise the Tigers don't
have an easy road. They play
only eight of @ games at home
and Ibis will definitely hurt them
The Tigers have fine record
at Cannon Gymnasium IN d
they would like to play more
games there. There are certain
teams, such as William and
Mary, New Haven and Baltl-
more University. who will rot
travel to Hampden- Sydney to
play, yet. in order to get a de
cent schedule they have TO be
played. Many of the State S
larger schools will not p a y
Hanlpden-Sydney. since they try
to play schools more their OWL
size and in their own conference
The Tigers open at home next
week when they play Bridge
water on Thursday. Saturday
night the Tigers will play hosts
to MT. St. Marys, the NCAA
small college champions Of 1861
81. This team could hold its OWL
in any conference in the coun.
try. Another of the States toF
ball teams will visit Hampden
Sydney later in the year. Ran
dolph- Macon. The Yellow JAG
kets have four boys SIS OF taller
and the same CALDER guards a.
the Tigers.
Prince Edward Academy
At Prince Edward Academy
Coach Bob Gilmer has only fou
of the last years u returning
Several boys who have beef
playing Jayvee and churc
league basketball will try Il
make the jump to the hi g
school team.
The only seasoned veteran j
guard Mike Andrews. the onl,
regular starter back from las
years team. Andrews is a fin,
au-around ball player who doe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30

everything well. Under the bas-
ket. Jerry Leese. the rugged
tackle on the football team, will
try to give rebounding strength.
Gilmer is not optomistic but
has hopes for his team as the
year progresses. The Wolver-
ines could be giving someone
trouble later in the season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-30
MOUSE TRAP FISH SCALES

Mount your mouse trap on
prank and spring will hold the
tdll oi 1lSh While you scale them.
NO place Tor a mouse to be
though.
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BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
Just redec. with brand-new,
modern kit, disposal. dish
washer, and stainless. steel
sink. . bedrms., . baths.
Carpeting wall to wall. Air
cond. No mtg. Monthly
maint., S73.50. $4,000
with unusually reasonable
terms TO approved buyer. Ask
for MAI. CARNEY az
BROADMOOR desk or call
WO. 6-6623.
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WHEATONT--AisPEN HILL PARK =

WHEATON-ASPEN HILL PARK =
Almost new, 4-bedrm., brick split
level, 2A baths. mod. kit. fin;
ished rec. rm., patio, lovely. yard
with off-street parking. adjacent
to schools and bus. Available NOV.
y, SIP per n mo; ~; S-I ISC
1905 Seminary I'd. Sill. sprg.. Nd.
III end ST. NE. = s. rooms. 2
baths. 2 kits. newly dec, bsmt.
oil heat; Only Sl35s I me. cail Mn
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New House
Never Occupied

{ bedrms., 3 baths. recreation rm.
and Ice. screened porch, adjacent
TO new elem. school. lust off Rock
vile pike. Rent $40 mo. Will
lease with purchase option. Phone
421-12T2.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
COOP APIS. F0R SALE

GU'UP APISs run SALE
CONN. AVE. AREA, the Netherlands
Nice 2-bedroom apt, $4,000.
Terms to responsible family. ;.
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400.
Elegant-EXclusive
ORIGINALLY 2 APARTMENTS ON
2 floors, converted into what Is
now a Washington Show Place.
Original conversion cost. approx.
100000. Present owner has COM
pletely moderniZed, air condition
ed and redecorated the apartment,
cost approx, $4,000.
Entrance hall has cloak room, pow
der room, beautiful curving stair
way, and private elevator to lower
floor.
To left is magnificent living room
30x17 it., with Italian marble fire.
place.
TO right is a large dining room
and modernized kitchen.
Lower floor has 2 bedrooms and
full bath under living room. 1t
also contains fascinating au-
room, another full bathroom and
, another room originally kitchen
of lower apartment.
1t is easily possible to convert into
2 apartments, the smaller one
consisting of 2 rooms and bath.
The apartment would be a hedge
against initiation.
The present owner has been trans
ferred and is sacrificing for $27,-
600 or best offer.
ROGER WASHBURN, Agent, in
lobby, at 1851 Crescent pl. NV
Open Sunday 2-5 pm. or by appt
Call 7S3-2S15 or 234-2S05.
EMBASSY ROW, 254O Mass ave
n.w.-2 bedrms., liv.-din. rm. 32l
Is, den, kit. garage. AID. 2-4134
NAYLOR GARDENS
Sa.750-1st-fl. 2-bedrm. apt.
S10,000-2nd-fl.. 2 bedrms.. 2 all
conditioners.
SIT ,500-2nd-fl., 3-bedrm. apt.
All apis. have large liv. rm., din
rm., kits, baths, separate laund
and storage facilities.
80 INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
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10 10000
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AND OTHERS

For details and FOR appt. to
VEY fWO, 6-6623), MR..
OWENS (EM. 3-67lSl, or
MR.. FIELDING GA. S-4633)
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DOWNTOWN, 1905 Que st. NV
5-bedrm, brick, 2 baths, oil heat,
completely redecorated. SIZE mo.
THOS. d. WALSH. INC. 1900 K
cf N W RE 2-OOAO
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N.-Near large shop
ping center, in fact westoyer. A.
bedrm., 2-bath. Cape Cod. ma
sonry house. Full bsmt,, gas heat
lge. fenced yd. with trees. Nov
avail. Rental S125 per mo. Call
BENoIT a. ALVAREZ. REALTORS
KE. S-6677.
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SALE HOUSES unuRM TO ufuRN RENRousEs

N. BRENTWOOD -(InteErsted) de-
tached 2 bedrns,. bsnat., lge. lot.
with option TO buy. ST. 3-56y0.
NORTH ARLINGTON, 2420 N. Not
tingham st.-2h bath, rec. room.
work shop. large ~ I'm; wit. with
Very attractive lot and lawn. Now
available at a rental Of $3.50 per
month. Call for appointment 70
see: Mr.. owens. MA. S-210O. B. =.
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fcONTINUED)
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

FIRST FLOOR LAvATORY
Repair and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT 8 MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrms., spacious closets and
storage, soundproof walls, indiv.
controlled heat. garbage disposalss,
off-street parking. Large safe
play area. Near schools and
church. Central laundry rooms,
paint 10 suit tenant, 20 minutes
To the heart OF Washington.
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THE WFSTCHESTER

THE WESTMINSTER
WING, large hall. 26h-ft. liv. rm..
l4XlS-ft. din. rm., bdrms., 2
baths, pantry, kit, draperies, car
pet. 3 air eonditioners.
SUNNY. beautifully decorated, over
looking lawn and rose garden.
Foyer, liv. rm., den, small din.
rm., bdrm., bath, modern, kit.
with dishwasher, air conditioned.
EFFICIENCY. liv. rm., solarium,
dressing rm., kit, bath.
SPACIOUS 1-bdrm. apt. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath, closets.
Call Mrs. Chuancey Murray
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
DE. $4,000, Mon. through Fri.
1919 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
NV. Apt. 1O2-Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms, din. rm., kit. and bath. MR..
CLAUDE ]. SHIFLET, Broker, RIA
3-7S0O. To be shown by Mrs.
MARGARET Fegeon, RIA. 6-5516.
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WOODS in Fairiax-S-
bedrm., brk. rambler. Newly dec;
Grated inside and out. EQUIPPED
kit, base ray hwh,. tul bsmt;.
lge corner lot, now aval. Sl2o
per mo. Call BENOIT y ALVA-
REF REALTORS. kE. S-ooT.
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OTHER LIsTINGs

Among other very desirable
and conveniently located
apt. homes that are exclu-
sively listed with this office
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
- bedrms., 3rd-fl. corner
with MAGNIFICENT view:
30Oi PORTER ST. NV
bedrm. and den CIV rm. or
End SIN. bedrm) apt; home
carpeted wall to wall. Bldg.
wired for air cond. $4,000.
No mtg. Monthly maint.,
$3.50.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEDl
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
KENWOOD HOUSE

51Q0 Dorset Ave. Kenwood. Nd.
and 3 and 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. with balconies, in
i00ss air-cond,. contempt
sa0,756 to $40. 900. Ask FOR
MR.. OWENS at FLYNN
office in bsmt. or call OIL.
4-0044.
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CFORGETOWN

JbUU 0IIttI NV.
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
First floor-Living room, fireplace,
dining room, kitchen and powder
room.
Second floor - 2 bedrooms and
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
Washington Loan g. Trust Branch
300 F st. NV. ST. $4,000, Ext. sos.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
During Nov. and Dec, well Turn
8 bedrms., 2 baths, nice back "a,
Good public and pvt. schools. $500
per mo. Call MR.. MORGAN, CA
AQ1pI Eyt nST1
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ARLINGTON, N, IN Madison Manor
Near Westover Shopping Center.
Close to schools and bus. 2-bedrm.
brk. Colonial. Full bsmt,, gas heat,
fenced yd.. vacant, SIP; CAL
BENOIT & ALVAREZ. REALTORS
KE. S-6677.
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PARK = y blk. Univer-
sity blvd. on lge. double lot, porch,
9 rms, full bsmt.. oil heat. 500
mo. EN-. 5-4156.
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AND BOILING AREAs-
lNDREWS mEA

ANNANDALE = 4 bedrooms. 2
baths. Paneled family room with
fireplace on main floor. Garage.
Dog run. Equipment includes dish
washer, disposal, washer. dryer.
and freezer. $225. Lower rent on
longer lease.
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

ALEX, Mr.. Wilson bridge bed
rms, nicely furn., incl. TV, wash
er, utils., ideal 4 bachelor boys
girls. Avail. Nov. /, $3.50 monthly
CT. 6-53I4.
ALEX.-3 bedrms., / u baths, bsmt
with rec. rm., fenced yard. BY
wk. or mo. KE. S-5SS1.
ALEX, Edsall rd.-7-rm. house
4 acres, miles from White House
immed. occup. Phone FE. 3-97St
or AID. 4-02S3
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center hall split. rec. rni, SloO
SILVER SPRING = 4-bedrm., Q
baths, bsmt., trees. .Sl76 mo. oo
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-40OO
WHEATON, AREA. near Manor Club
Nice 2-bedroom homes on farm.
Fireplace, all conventiences; Lovely
isolated situation. Suitable or
pioneer type. S125. Automatic n
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KENsINGToN; SILVER
8 and 4 bedrm. homes avail. Some
for Immediate occupancy. some
with option to buy. car, Or
write. 949-S440. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP, 2516 University
blvd. West. wheaton. Maryland.
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CHEVY CHASE = Choice loo, spa
c,Sps rl SsdrR' .b.ftssn s,m G aHsii
HTR1A 10. f REXLTo Or OIL. 1000
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ORTIZ PORTAL EsTATEs-Large

l-year brick rambler, Ige, bed
rooms. 3 full baths, private Of
flee, soft. living room, air-cond.,
maids quarters, rec. rm., 2-car
garage. $3.50 per month. RA. S-
fi16l, Soq-S022,