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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
Out Of Doors

We've become barbecue
fanciers. But what do we do
with the outdoor cooker and
utensils If the cellar Is in
adequate or too loaded? The
garage bulges with bicycle.
baby carriage and little red
wagon in many homes. Then
there's the garden equipment,
outdoor furniture. wheel bar
row and lawn mower. An
easy-to- build shed on the
side Of a garage could be
the solution.
Clothes closets are likely
to be inadequate too. Many
men like their own closet
with shelves top to bottom.
No more digging through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

tipping and sewing-if pur-
sued in the living room,
should have their equipment
stored in that room. A closet
possibility for typewriter and
sewing machine is to build a
wooden chest out from one
wall, perhaps under a win
dow, covering the lid with
cushions. You can vary this,
Of course, substituting draw
ers for top-opening chest.
Both make a nice window
seat.
Couples who are Saturday
night bridge or poker players
need to store card tables.
Look around for something
nearby to slip them under or
behind. One suggeStion-open
q trap door under the shall
low end Of your stairway.
They'll slide in there, and
you possibly may find room
to store q set Of folding
chairs as well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Weimuruners
In Field Triul

The spring field trial Of the
Weimaraner Club Of the WASH
ington, D. c., Area will be held
April z at the Trigealand Ken
nels and Game Farm, near
Mount Airy, Md.
The trial will be shoot-to-kill
on quail and the stakes to be
run include open derby, open
gun dog. open puppy and open
all-age. The gun dog stake will
be open to all pointing breeds,
including pointers and settlers.
The all-age stake will be open
to Weimaraners only, and the
other stakes will be open to all
recognized German pointing
breeds and Brittanies.
Judges viii be Tom Hunt Of
Gainesville. Nd. and Louis
PromoS. Leesburg. Va. Entries
viii close April 6 and should be
sent to A. F. Krall. $500 Sanger
avenue. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
N Boot Safety Course
Is Being Offered Again

The Coast Guard Auxiliary
and wNAL-Tv (Channel y are
cooperating again this year to
present a 7-week course in basic
small-boat seamanship.
The program, entitled Safety
Afloat," viii begin at 1880 pm,
April IS and continue at the
same hour through six success
sive Saturdays.
The course will be taught by
members Of the auxiliary. Or.
Carl F. Oerlein, q retired Navy
commander, will be senior in
structor. He is training officer
of Division 2 of the Auxiliary
and past commander Of Flotilla
%. The junior instructor is
Alvin E. johnson, a retired
Navy lieutenant. and vice cap
tain Of Division 2.
The instructors will utilize
numerous training aids in con-
Quoting the classes and there
will be extensive use Of prac-
teal demonstrations. motion
pictures and charts.
Instruction books for the
course are available at most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

ounces and a smallmouth
pounds, 4 ounces.
Sullivan also had another
huge largemouth. z pounds,
ounces and q small mouth, 4
pounds, z ounces. Martin hac
an honorable mention small
mouth that went 4 pounds,
ounces.
Bowman, himself, caught
largemouth bass that went
pounds; 5 pounds. IL ounces,
s pounds, 8 ounces and 5
pounds, 2 ounces.
y \
Covering territory much fur
ther away, Howard Lersner
1901 Marbury drive, District
Heights, Md, and Robert Camp
bell, a fellow member Of the
Sheet Metal Workers, 100, have
Just returned from a fishing
trip to Acapulco. Mexico, where
they had great success with
sailfish. In two days Of fishing
each man got two fish, keep
ing one and releasing one.
Campbell's fish weighed 1856
pounds and was 9-feet, 1-inch
long, while Lersner's was 8
feet, II inches and weighed 100
pounds. They got six strikes
the first day and three the
next.
4 =
Forest Supervisor A. H. An
derson says about $4,000 trout
are being released in streams
Of the George Washington Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

marine dealers a. a cost of
$3.50. Registration cards for
the course also are available
there.
At the conclusion Of the
course, students are invited to
take a written examination at
the Commerce Department
Auditorium on Nay 20, from
1880 TO $3.50 pm. All who 81 c.
cessfully complete the test will
be awarded a certificate.
The subjects to be covered
are: Basic Boat Types, April 10;
Basic Seamanship. April 20:
Aids to Navigation, April 81;
The Cupboard Motor, May 4;
Rules Of the Road, May IL;
Boating Safety, May 10, and
Summary and Final Review,
May rs.
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'tional Forest before the trout
season opens April 6.
The remainder Of about 1867
900 trout will be released dur
ing May and June.
4
The Interior Department has
opened the 6,500-acre MacKay
Island National Wildlife Refuge
to sport fishing.
The refuge is on the Knots
Island peninsula between Back
Bay. Va, and Currituck Sound,
N. G. Largemouth bass. pickerel
and perch are the most COM
mon game fish on the refuge.
Carp, bowfin and gars are COM
mon there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Hiking Clubs
Are PIunninq
New Trail

A major new hiking trail is
being planned for the Penn
sylvania Maryland Virginia
area as an adjunct OF the APP
palachian Trail.
AS proposed at a meeting Of
the Keystone Trail Association
at Bowmansville, Pa, the new
trail will leave the Appalachian
Trail at the Susquehanna River
near Harrisburg. Pa, cross the
Potomac River near Hancock,
Nd, and rejoin the APP
palachian Trail near Front
Royal. Va.
The exact route for the pro-
posed trail is being secuted out
by Lloyd FELTON, Of the Noun
tain Club of Maryland, James
Denton Of Front Royal, Martin
Brilliant of the York CPa0 Hik-
ing Club and Album ]. Ken
nedy Of the Potomac Appalach-
ian Trail Club Of Washington.
When the route Is selected
and land clearances obtained
the trail construction work will
be done by volunteer workers
from the numerous trail and
hiking clubs In this section.
Delegates from IA clubs at
tended the Keystone Trail Club
meeting at which the new trail
was planned.
One reason for seeking out
a new trail in this area is that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

1859 PENN Yam 1877, Lapstraks run,
about, twin rs -h.p. Johnsons, Little
Dude trailer, professionally main
tatned, like new, many extras; owner
bought cruiser; $1,000, Re. 3-5s70.
SAILING INSTRUCTION Included
with 2O eenter-boafd Sloop. Built BY
LAngan Yacht Co. New Daeron sails,
lgo2 Evlnrude o-h.p, motor, 1862
al. 500 eilf 30. Gse .2SSss. ready to
lA-FT. CHRIs.cRAFT, 35-h.p. electric
cover, S526 or best offer, so. s-73Os.
PENGUIN sAILB0AT, No. 4i97, has
almost-neE sails. WIN sac. for any
reas. price, OF. 4-7l93 or OIL. 2-2ssS
1888 LEEk PACEMAKER
Call 73e-ss69 After 3 PM.
15.TT. RUNABoUT. 25-h-p. johnson,
WIZ Taaiier. s47o. Call b47-e063
BOSTON WHALER, al models on dis
play Johnson cupboard motors CAp'N
STAINS BOAT CENTER, s230 oeoreia
ave- SILVER Spring, Ju, b-7773,
fss5 ss ssIioDO Oigsiss5 sssipj sPssiaI
Spring, Ju, b-7773,
GLAssPAR fiberglas boats. 1862 mod
els AZ discount prices, CAP'N sTAN'e
BOAT CENTER, $3.50 Oeoigia ave,
sllyer Spring, ~. 5-77S3.
THOMPSON Lapstrake boaiS. johnson
CUPBOARD motors, CAP'R 6TAN't
s si0iyA.TT s eaNdER IN s2se 1qsOrEis ave.
o sDs osIsI,oI ss;FT tao CABIN CRUISER
sAy.coIE PAINT, factory prices, In
stock. cAP'N STAINS BOAT CENTER,
s25o qeorgia ave" Silver sprina. JU.
oLAssPAR BOATS. johnson cupboard
TER, 1898 osorGiS ave, Silver Spring
USED i5-fT, MIG. nodded fibsFgiaa
funabout Like new Wlndshleld, steer.
Ing, lights, controls, 35-hp b. EvinTuds
outboAfdi elee, starting. fOgb. CApN
BTAN'B BOAT CENTER, $685. oeorsia
ave- silver Sprlng, W, 5.7778
FoR sALE--ie6t i7.n' barbour boat.
loshp. motor trailer etc must sell
Cal 80, 5.6a23 o. bSJ.0ll5 after b.
sEA KING 1891 cupboard motor, III.
eond. 5000 on rsas offer car avn.
e. 4sl.D3sl after pm. ali day
SPRING FITTING OUT SALE
~" de luxe helmseats $40 pb
RED copper antl.iouling paint. IS W. ssY
Flbefglas resin with hafdener. SHilb RaI
FiberRlas boat cloth, 3H' Nii4gd
Fire ex., new q BIC, rat, ga h., sil ,flb
WIS wiper, cleo. chrome plate Aig.Db
white nylon rope tic NJ
b.s,s 49,, ,uIemsrsibls bilss pump, slee5
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
YOU sHoULDA BEEN HERE YESTERDAY
Hickory Shad Stage Brief Showing

dications that the shad run will.
be on in full force by the mid.
die Of next week, barring fur.
ther weather road blocks. The
Rappahannock is alive with
herring now.
Closer home things are look
ing much better. although the
Potomac still is swollen and
cloudy. But the white perch
are here in full force, and
bloodworms are bringing fine
strings of fair sized fish.
50
There is something in a
namel
The first fisherman to report
a bunker" catch at Triadelphia
Lake this season is George
Lucky, COLL Forty-first avenue,
Hyattsville.
Lucky reeled in q 7-pound,
l-ounce largemouth black bass
this week at the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion's reservoir. The fish was
% inches long and had q 171a-
inch girth. 1t was caught cast
ing from the shore with a lead
headed lure with feather.
Lucky really is double
lucky. Exactly a week before he
caught a pound semi-lunk-
er at Triadelphia.
The fish Immediately was
entered in the Biggest Large
mouth Bass Contest" conduct
ed by Clint Bowman, proprietor
Of the Beltsville Sports Center.
Incidentally, Bowman has
Just released the names Of his
1862 winners. The prize for the
biggest largemouth went to l..
w. Sullivan, 5003 Fifty-sixth
street, Hyattsville for a Z
pound, 11-ounce bass caught at
Triadelphia on a black eel lure.
The biggest smallmouth was
caught by Roland Martin, 1893
Laurel avenue, Laurel,-a g.
pound, 1-ounce fish, also taken
from Triadelphia on a black eel.
George Devaughn, 9724
Witchaita avenue, College
Park, was close to Sullivan with
a 7-pound, 9-ounce large
mouth. He also had a large
mouth that went 8 pounds, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

it eventually may be needed to
replace the present Appalach-
ian Trail section between Har-
risburg and Front Royal. Home
and resort construction is en-
croaching on the present trail,
especially in Northern Virginia
and Southern Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
BY WHEELER JOHNSON
Outdoor Editor

The telephone rang and Il
was Fred O'Rourke, the genia
operator Of the Sportsman ir
Bethesda.
"Just had word from q frienc
of mine," he related. THE hick-
DRY shad have shown UP In the
Rappahannock River at Fred
ericksburg.
MY friend. Hank Duryea
from Rosslyn, was wadine
above the bridge Tuesday and
caught o dozen nice ones. But
when things were going good,
that rain came up and that,
and the cooler weather, chased
'em away"
Fred went on to say that
white perch were being caught
below the bridge and that since
the shad had appeared in the
Chickahominy last Sunday 1t
certainly looked like things were
beginning to break.
IF you could get away we
could get down there tomorrow
and pick up a few. I'd have to
get back to town right early
but we ought to have a few by
the time I have to leave"
1t didn't take any more arm
twisting than that to set the
party up with a $50 en-. de-
parture time for Fredericks-
burg.
In the cold gray dawn we
watched the streams anxiously
as we passed. Most Of them
were cloudy. In short, when we
reached the Rappahannock, it
was another case of "You
shoulda been here yesterday"
or In this case, last Tuesday.
The river wasn't so cloudy
that conditions we're impossible,
but 1t certainly was high and
swift from Tuesdays runoff.
Several hours of trying pro-
duced nothing, so a couple of
disappointed anglers gave up.
One riverman on the ground
opined that no one had done
much with the shad and that
the big run is still to come.
Conditions should be good
Iagain by tomorrow, with in
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B-CC WuItoniuns
Plan Ham Shoot

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter Of the LEAK Walton
League win hold its annual
Easter ham shoot April Z at the
chapters conservation farm
near Poolesville. Nd. Activ-
tiles start at noon and last I'M
til dark.
The shoot is open to all COM
ers and will include skeet, traps
and pot-shot cards. The farm
Is located about 4 miles south
Of Poolesville and can be
reached by going out River
road past the Seneca turmoil
and following posted signs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

wANTED-Used Marine e5-h.p. Chris
Craft ems, or short block Mod. X for
same. Can ewes, VIII. 10000.
2o-FT. NBoARD CABIN CRUISER.
sSas. i ssHgoo. Us . fsaisA'd excel
1861 CHRIs-cRAFT CRUISER. 26-ft.
inboard,. 1855 .h.p.. sleeps 4, fully
equipped, 10 hrs. OF running time,
excel eond. Dial 30i-co. 3-ooe7, or
MOTOR. 25-h.p. Sea King, less than
100 hours recond., $3.50. Call 10. B.
WING TANK KS alum. 10 y; ca, Y;
for outboards. air boats, floats. rats.
houseboats, etc. From S3b 70 $50.
sood como: Ideal ioE boat %oorins'
ps'i ss.b ps Tstr r1tts drsSHs PRips' t sss
fob, white Plains, Nd. 3Oi-wsst
RUNABoUT $50 fiberRias, Crosby, W
trailer 1880 Mercury ems. New cow.
top, baekdrop and side cuLteing 81
Alter AZ y G Sa. of sz Rsis kl 0-esee
RyNABouL: IS e.; tlbsrSlsss.. .ss:h,P
CIR. $1,000 ewes; or, 5-bi7e days
1888 JOHNSON .3O-h,p,- manual, Good
i ifss. s 81 s.S sssIs siaS. Or viii take
2B-FT. CUSTOM CRUTsEALoN0. sleeps
a. f46-h.p. InteTceptor engine and
full equipment; $4,000. Located West
anC S,,s Ssli ON 7-42oi for apt
81 RIcuARDsON 1888. Completely
Yacht Club steward, or II, 3-200a
HAVE ExcTL. INCOME INvEsTMENT
HOME WI eonsidsI trade ioL family
W. AZ yR ~ z 5AaRRRis' 7oS--Ae4-4s7o'
WANIED5KsysE prefer, s; n, .I !. Il.
OF o.4sii after q
THOMPSON LAPsTRAKE '0i, III a..
f0-hp. sisc. johnson, with Gator
SC s'f fir ~ l Kf 's.asRsess view conc s2''
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aB-FT. ACT.
Sleeps 4, q complete end home. Asking
$4,000, or make offer, A7A-i0sO,
2B.FT. SABRE CRAFT inboard cabin
cruiser, stand-up head and galley, Loe.
n y G. cree b;Hsssl' eond' Must sell.
it.FT. wHIRLwIND BOAT wl3B-h.p ..
cond.i sG9S. b54.5b6s'
cRgIshE; ie.ti; tiissrglas' con, ssmpl.t,
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SPRING nAR0AIN-coloniai "24 /" like
new, sleeps 4, fully equipped, incl, 90
watt fadio-telephone, depth finder,
etc, s3,ppb GU. 0.27s0
BOSTON wHALER BOATS, johnson
cupboard motors. cAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. 1888 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, JN b.77f1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Terp Netmen Win
In Opening Match

Maryland swept the first five
singles matches and eased up
for a SO victory over Syracuse
yesterday at College Park in
the Terp's tennis opener.
Jim Busick won the No. l
singles over Bill Gedalecia,
60. 5l. and teamed with
Roger Flax TO win the No. /
doubles for Maryland's last
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
SoftbuIIers Drill

Candidates for the Eastern
Eagles Club softball team will
practice Sunday at / pm. at
the Langley playground. Lin
coin road and T street NE. The
Eagles win compete this year
in the d. C. Sunday Sports
mems League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
District Rugby Team
To Open Tomorrow

The newly formed Washing
ton Rugby Club kicks off its
schedule tomorrow with two ex-
hibition games against the Bal
timore club at the Naval Acad-
envy. Both games start at
pm.
The District team has lined
up week end competition
through June 8, and will COM
pete in Annapolis. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Charlottesville
and Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
HurIers Hog
Spotlight in
High Schools

The pitchers, who have been
throwing indoors for weeks. are
enjoying their usual advantage
over the hitters in the first
week Of high school baseball.
Freshman Bill Mehler was
impressive in his first appear
ance for Carroll yesterday,
striking out five Of nine bat
tiers TO seal Q 2-l victory over
Mckinley Tech at Carroll.
Tom Lindahl of Surrattsville
gave another strong relief per-
Torrance, striking out seven in
four innings as the Hornets raj
lied from q I'll deficit to edge
High Point. 9-7, in a Prince
Georges County League game
at Surrattsville.
Ed Morrow and Buddy Rog-
ers combined to hold Bladens-
burg TO four hits as defending
champion DuVal won its second
straight. 3-l, and Ray Miller
scattered five hits while pitch
ing Suitland to q So victory
over Northwestern in other
Prince Georges County League
games.
puval s----------- 200 900 1851
Bladensburg ------ 900 100 O-l4l
Morrow, Rogers Cb) and selby: zu.
koski, watkins (2) and Schulz.
W-Morrow. L-Zukoski.
Home run-Duval. selby.
ssS or,sSa,, ------- 92d o20 9-Seg
Miller and Griffin; Kehos and Hob
w-Miilsr L-Kshos.
MeKiplsy Tech 49, Qol 900 O-l4l.
osrsld and Handy; V Vim ShS iM Mshi,f
(bl and Miller.
w-Mehler. L-oerald.
High Point -------- olO 500 600
6urTatnyille ---=--- DOL 503 x-e q /
Frost, Butler fbD and Reads; MeOee,
Lindahl 80 and AeElroy.
W-Lindahl. L-Butler.
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EYE CATCHER
CABIN JOHN PARK

CABIN JOHN PARK
New listing. 0-bedfoorn. 2-bath Co
lonial on over y acre. Pirst floor
features living room with fire.
place. dining room, Kitchen with
breakfast space, den, study and
full bath. OIL hot-Water heat. at
taehed garaee, rear patio. eplen-
did condition throughout Priced
q only $4,000. Ewes. Mr.. Laur'
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LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN- 2-llo4
81 NAMING cAfE COD, bay yindS.,
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c I5s,, T .I,I.s SsAI SS. END;
hall, l-bsdrm., 2t.bath, split
Jumbo Eitehsn. formal din. rm. !,
ige. Nv. rni., sub.basement out
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
HOUSES FoR sALE-D. Q.

sHERHEED RAHK, isyi Kslnis
hail. Nv. rm.. ilfsSi.. screened
perch. formal din. rni.. Ut,
s sa SssS aas are. S:slHs 't ~
DR.. offices, powder rm.l sep. .entr,,
gear. brk. Oct. gar, This Sssut.
. S.71O-sq.- 1T. corner lot Of al
s So t'r tsl: f Srot n. p SsI:sd
Z to pm. L. Z. BREUNiNdER
AND SONS. MA. s-2O40. ia. q
SHEPHERD PARK = Spacious A.
bedrna., ~ bath home, excel.
:GHIe' 4, blk {: To-. y bus: 2 rms IN
Sc 'i Is Ssa, ssSs.. 600 isIs.s1ssIia. -
d. A 9CHLESINOTR co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-21
HOUSES goa SAILED. Q.

HOUSES F0R SALE-D. Q.
ALICE DEALE. Wilson. 81. AIMS
schools. A home for the large
family. 5 bedrms.. az baths
meat pin, Price g sE2s'5OO.
METZLER, REALTOR
AMER. u, SPRING VALLEY AREA
-Brand-neW beauty with o Soft.
family room, 5 bedrooms, lovely
recreation room, 3 fireplaces, 2
full baths, and two half baths.
Public and parochial schools. Won
derful intown location: FRANK 9.
PHILIPS. INC, DI. 7-l411' Wo.
AAlERlCAN UNIVERSITY PARK-
Brick home. 3 bedrms, and nur.
sery; lie. DIN. Tm. lgs, FENCED
$4,000. Wo. GLOSS.
AMER. .. PARK, S19. 6O0-Brick.
4 bedIms;. nice location; Table
space N'ss ,i n kit. semifini'hsd bsnt.'
Billingsley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326' Ewes. VII. 2-93I5
BELOW FILA
Appraisal for quick sale! white.
70 schools and shopping. Just off
University blvd. call % see todayI
RIPLEY CO., Realtors
~. S-6111
BRIARCLIFF AREA-NEW HoMEl
Fabulous new town housed Choice
intown location. Biz rms, high
ceilings. den and powder room, 4
s.drooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor. ?
sss ny, I Smntm master s s SsdT@
CENTRALLY e ssIi AR i coNpiTfoNErD;
Real value, $50 ,5O0I FRANK 8.
ninss. on. 6-SS2s.
BRIARCLIFF-conV. chile area be-
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Colonial. with charming iiv. fm.,
den, powder Lm.. big screened
porch. Unusually Attr. rec. rm.
with bar. Call SIMMONS PROP
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CAPITOL HILL. % sth q, Sc
house eond. 3 bedrmss baths,
iGe. liv, Tm.. powder rIn.. din. rm..
mod. kit.. 2 open firepls., side
saa 4. nd p p.toiS @N 1g.1 81. sOI tns
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BILE 1-bedrm,. town house mr..
churches. schools, transp. and
Miss eehiels; ...na..
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lonial home with 3 bedrms,, fin
ishsd sleepinG porch. ~ baths,
den on lat pocr: ispeFels din:
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, bedrms.. 2 baths. flnishsd dorml'
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HOUSES UMFURM. 10 REMT


ALEXANDRIA, vicinity Cameron
Station--Briek duplex. 3 bedrms. :,
" baths full basement, fenced
81 sSos .v'il'Sl' July Is Call Ssi'
ALEX, VA.-Brick split-level, 5
siSo Avsii july as'' s I'm s 81 sSnH
AMER. Y. PARK. 1898. Butter
$3.50 mo. OLIVER I. CARR
MANAGEMENT, INC. Ma. s-46se.
NORTHUMBERLAND = q
.bedrm. det. brick, large fenced
yard. RE. $3.50.
AfsNANDALE - 3-bedrm. brick
din. rm.. Kit, family rm.. ~
baths. large level Handicapped lot
with ample play area. conv. 70
churches, schools, shopping and
highway access. Reputable neigh
Si :sa. sisbhv s e. s AgsSa4it l. 2-'sar
Fec rms, iss D Pas,' b Ie'1 rom
$40, s sRS ? SSns aS Isios Lease
ARL.-Brick Colonial, 8 bedrnas. !.
2 y baths, screened porch, garage.
corner lot. Military only JAZZ
ARL.-lSt 4. DUPLEX. 3 biE bed
rms. loads Of closet space, inn
mAeulAte. Avail. now, $50.
CROWEIL MOT. CORP. IA. 7-b979
ARL.,, s.-3 bedrms,. sep. din. rm.,
eating space In kit. bath. fenced
yard, storm windows; conv e egYs
can KE. s.Si7i.
R,EAUT rrT., country h9ms in Pair
3 rms, 1E baths, spring water
good pasture. S1S6 mo. BR. g.
S095.
BETHESDA-4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
den and bath. enclosed porch and
gstiS, $500 no. Avail. July /.
BETHEoDA-BRADM0OR ARIA =
Avail. July I, split-level 3 b.Is;,
~ baths. den, rec. rm., dbl.
leass-trans. clause. OIL. 2-060S.
BETH, TIlden Weods-4-bedrm., s.
b.. new atr-eond. ramb.. din, rm..
pO S; M terrace IRA; -. $500 o. 1s7-iisS.
BEvERLY HILLS Doll house IN
exclusive W.. suburb. 2 bedrms.,
s s:Sv. a% i's sfss "a T sssss
Il! a.sT III i.S SsRelsE a. a.: s.lss1
CHEVY CHASE. D. CO blks, from
S GnsVy Snasi hS sis sSBiEsiSess sl io'o
CHEVY CHAsE-3-bedrm. rambler
near schools and transp.. avail.
July j. Sep. din. nm; and mod
son. e4o-b5se. -
CHS Realty, Inc. OIL. $1,000
CHEVY CHASE vILLA0E--chagm-
/. ing, immae. e. b. brk. Colonial;
porch. secluded sardsn. $3.50 per
mo. Can OIL. 0-69Sb.
CHS Realty, Inc. OIL. $500
G0N0REsS mrs. : Attractive 3.
ssd.m. eTs" .seridst; hcgss w
FAfRRzx. PINE RIDoE-5-bedrm
rambler. baths, Ice. lot with pa;
SCI. J 1 and I II Tor apr apt. % 1-0oi'
FALLS CHURCH. vA;-Mod. ram.
81. :ss. $50 SisSS ne q. i:.Ssas.d disposal
FALLS CHURCH, IFS 9. Spring q
with iirspi., kit. and dlnetts com
bined, aas heat, COW. 70 schools
chuTches and shops, Sl2b mo,
avail. July 1. KE. $1,000.