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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
THE BOWLING LINE
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

Jack Ryan and Margaret
Becker, bowlers with averages
of liz and 80, respectively,
have been declared official
winners Of the Duckpin Bowl
ers Victory Legion tournament.
Ryan, Of the Queenstown
Mems "565" Com m rcial
League, received first prize
money Of 5000 for winning the
mems division in the annual
tournament, while Mrs Becker
was the recipient of 500 for
capturing the women's division.
Ryan turned in games Of
168-152-l29 for a 449 series
from scratch. Aided by
a SO handicap. he won the
event with a 518. Mrs. Becker
posted games of 113-132-l51
for a scratch of 396. With a
handicap Of rs. her total score
was Ala.
Hunter Crenshaw Of Silver
Spring Bowl was second in the
mems division with 507 and
won $100. other top winners
in the mems division we're:
Eddie Swami, Capital Plaza,
third. SIS; Julie Singer, Fon-
tana Bowlarama, fourth, $50;
julius Friedman, Wheaton Tri-
angle, fifth. $40; Steve Rob-
erts. BladenSburg Lanes, sixth,
$27.50; Robert Higgins, Penn
Daw Lanes, seventh, SGT so; c.
r. Geiss, Fair Lanes College
Park, eighth, $40; Joseph r.
Brewer, Fontana Bowlarama,
ninth. SIS. and William S.
Jones, Bowl America Duke,
10th, SIS.
Second to Mrs. Becker in
the women's division was Jean
Beall of Bethesda Bowling
Center. who won SIS. She
was followed by Gertrude Troy
of Fair Lanes College Park,
third, $50; Marion Kremb, Be-
thesda Bowling Center. fourth,
$40; Marie Eherlin, Kenwood,
fifth, $35; Eleanor Coates,
Fair Lanes Prince Georges,
sixth, $27.50; Rose Marie Oil
yer, Suitland Bowl. seventh,
$27.50; Mary E. Fladie, Fair
Lanes University, eighth
$22.50; Kay Filling, Westwood
Bowl, ninth, $18.75, and Mary
McAdams, GILMORE Lanes, 10th,
$18.75.
Singer rolled high scratch
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Here Are Two Ways TO
Concert 1-2-7 Spare

Though normally there's only
one best way to shoot a spare,
I'd like to offer a choice on
today's 1-2-7.
Good spare rules say to hit
the 1-2 pocket and drive the
2-pin back and into the z. Hit
as many pins as possible with
the ball is the general rule.
Yet, some bowlers prefer to
roll their normal strike ball on
this leave. A 1-3 pocket hit will
bang the l into the 2 and send
both of them back to take out
the Z.
That's why some bowlers like
to aim for the 1-3 instead of
the l-2. 1t gives them two pins
going back to take out the 7
instead of only one.
For complete rundown on other
spare combinations and how to con-
vert them, send for my pamphlet, How
70 PICK Up Spares. Send 10 cents
and stamped, self-addressed envel-
ope TO me, Joe Wilman, care Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Cincinnati Group
Purchases Royals

CINCINNATI, Mar. 20 CAP)
The pro basketball Cincinnati
Royals and a major interest In
the Cincinnati Gardens where
they play were sold today in a
package deal 10 a Cincinnati
syndicate headed by Attorney
Ambrose Lindhorst.
Tom Grace. executive vice
president OF the Royals, said
the purchase amounted to
Royals minority stockholders
buying out the majority In
terest held In trust by the
estate Of the late Thomas E.
Wood.
Grace did not Identify the
principals in the sale, beside
Lindhorst, and declined 10 give
the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

1868 racing dates, which SC
far have been assigned for only
the spring meetings through
May 10.
Not only must the three-mile
tracks be given SO additional
days, plus the regular fall
dates, but the small tracks
Timonium ga days., Hagers-
town (l8) and Marlboro (18)
ARE due assignment.
This adds up to 1876 racing
days for the thoroughbreds at
the major and minor tracks
in the State.
The 1868 calendar shows
that after the close Of Della
ware Park July 81, there are
exactly 1873 days available,
throwing out Sundays and
Christmas days through
December 81.
The life of a schedule
maker is not an easy one.
E%
SHORT SPRINTS-A field
Of nine or 10 sprinters is ex-
pected for tomorrow's 44th
running Of the $15,000-added
Capitol Handicap at Laurel.
Latest TO join the lineup are
Coopahaunk, a double stakes
winner at Bowie, and Kisco
Kid, the Paumonok winner
|. Trainer Tommy Kelly
saddled three winners on yes
terday's ladies' day program.
In the fifth race he sent out
the entry Of Serenade Menow
and April Serenade and
watched them finish l-2. In
the eighth race he frightened the
girth on viii Reward. a A.
year-old colt sired by Wilwyn,
the first Washington, d. C.
International winner. Kelly
had another entry in the ninth
and this time the pair ran
Is. with Brandy Sauce taking
first and In Profile third, on
the turf. Brandy Sauce, In
Profile and Win Reward car
ried the silks Of Mrs. John r
H. Thouron Of Wilmington,
Del. Yesterdays crowd OF
l0,9S0 wagered s956.9s2.
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Gu Truckmen Bow
To Mount St. Muy's

Mount st. Mary's won the
last event, the broad jump, by
a quarter Of an inch to COM
plete a 1888 track victory over
Catholic University yesterday
at Gu.
The Cardinals had two dou-
BILE winners In Bob Blaser in
the sprints and John D'Orazio
in the shot put and discus.
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Son for CIV TuckIe

Rich Hornfeck. one of George
Washington's graduating
tackles. became a father yes
terday with the birth of an g.
pound daughter to his wife,
Charlene. Mother and daugh-
ter, who has been named San
ORA Lynn, are doing fine at
Providence Hospital.
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THE BOWLING LINE
Victory Legion Announces
Official Tourney Winners

The Bowlers Victory Legion
Melted $3,540, which is to be
added to the fund designed to
give aid and comfort to hos
pitalized veterans.
So y
Mrs. Pearl Kaufman is dis
playing considerable courage
these days on the Silver Spring
Lanes.
Mrs. Kaufman, who rolls in
the Indian Spring, Ladies
League, cut the tendon between
her thumb and index finger OF
her left hand, almost cutting
off her thumb while attempting
to open a package with a knife,
She doesn't know If she'll
have the full use of her thumb
and won't until doctors remove
the cast.
Despite this handicap, Mrs.
Kaufman, who suffered the ac-
cident four weeks ago, hasn't
missed a week bowling in the
circuit. Her latest series was a
277. with games of 86-9l-l00.
Bowl America Dukes next
tournament will be the Old
Dominion Handicap, which
starts tomorrow and winds up
Sunday night.
This will be the oath renewal
Of the traditional five-game
handicap event, with a MIMI
mum of 20 prizes guaranteed
The handicaps is four fifths
from 1876 scratch for eligible
men and women.
-
The official word from White
Oak Lanes is that Jimmy Wolf
ensberger will be back there
tonight, shooting for his 18th
straight 400 series in the Pepsi
Cola mixed doubles competition
Wolfe" says he won't be
concerned about extending his
streak unless he hits 400 to-
night and then has to try for
his 18th straight Friday night,
April IL.
I've been scanning the cal
endar," Jimmy said, "and it's
lucky for me the 18th falls on
a Saturday and not Friday or
I'd sure be dead. / consider 10
a very unlucky number"
Weekly televised bowling pro-
grams (WMAL-7):
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Choice,
l:30-2:30 pm. Champions:
Mrs. Olive Gunsauls, Alexan-
dria, and william Keckley,
Silver Spring. Challengers: Mrs.
Dot Overstreet, Wheaton; Louis
r. st. John. Olney; Mrs. Ruth
Tapscott, Derwood, Md, and
Ted Cockburn, Arlington.
Sunday-Bowling Teens, 1-2
pm. Bobby Moran, Alexandria
Janet Marshall, Alexandria;
Linday Mccoy, Falls Church,
Chuck Kuchno, Bailey's eros,
: Roads; Bill King, Bladensburg
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New Yorker Buys
Jump Champion

RICHMOND. Mar. 20 (AP)
&C. F. Florman's national
open jumping champion, IN
usual, has been sold to Walter
B. Devereaux of New York,
Florman announced last night.
The price paid for the g.
gelding was believed to
be between $40, 900 and $4,000.
Unusual, by Endeavor II out
of Winter Rose, originally was
purchased by Florman from
Llangollen Farms as a 5-year-
old hunter.
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set of $50 for an additional S25
in the mems division. and Will
liam Kirsch Of Wheaton Tri-
angle turned in high game Of
1877 for $25.
Eleanor Coates 400 series
was high for women, good for
an additional $40, and Doris
Beiswanger of Fair Lanes
Bailey's Cross Roads posted
high game of 1859 for $40.
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Virginia Golfers Win

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
Mar. 20 tAP).--virginia's golf
ers won their second match OF
the season yesterday. whipping
touring Massachusetts Instl-
tute Of Technology, i4-7.
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Race Results
Laurel

lst-S3,0O0: cling; 8 yrs; mdns.: Q
fur.
Tiger Prince (Culm'e 4.2O $40 $50
Melrose Buddy (COrle) 1900 1.6O
Ratatat (Grandinetti) $50
Dissipator, Star Daisy. Bonny Court.
Lovely Gloves, Randan, susans Folly.
National Beau, Rising Glass, Time,
i:15.
2d-S3. 900; cling; 3-yr. colds; 8 fur.
Achilles Heel (C'brsD 1920 $50 4.2O
Lady Bright (Bruno) 7.40 400
Laughing Dan DOnnAlly) $50
Disk Ruler, Manuel NJ, Jaeooper.
Summer Stoat, Angler Hill. Mystic
Action. Miss Gaybrook. Fast Pow Wow,
Petite Ann. Time, 1:l4S.
DAILY DOUBLE 1887 $3.50
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Darlene Hurd Wins

CARACAS. Venezuela. Mar
20 AP). - Darlene Hard OF
LONG Beach. Calf, defeated
Deidre Gait OF England. Ga
SO. yesterday in the quarter
finals Of the Altamira tennis
tournament.
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Hockey Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
tsemifinal Piayoffa1
Chicago b, Detroit . tchieago leads
bett.nf.7 series, 2-Ol,
Toronto > Montreal 2 Toronto leads
bett-of-T series, 9=0l,
WESTERN LEAGUE
So Francisco Z, SPOKANE ,.
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Navy Wins in Tennis

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 20 (AP).
Nays tennis team scored
its second victory in two days
yesterday by banking Williams
! College, 80.
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At THE RACES
August Dates
Getting the Eye
BY JOE KELLY

Racing during the dog days of August at Laurel
seems almost appealng running at Bowie in February
once did However there strong possibility that Laurel will
operate during the midsummer for at least
Gov Tawes expected to sign the much kicked around
Maryland racing bill in few days would SO DAYS to
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BILE (S-S) $3.50
Aoueduct

1st-S3.5OO; cling; 3-yr. mdns.: 9
fur,
Piets Girl (FeIieiano) 1880 T.2O 400
SOundthecharge (B0land) 4.S0 $40
STEAMBOAT (SkaAtes) $40
Flight Bandit, Braetime, Duke 5
Babe, Corybant. Canadian Boy, Gray
Hawk, Fish N Chips. Time, 1:l2b.
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BY the Associated Press

Two bonus babies" arr
headed to the minor leagues
today after flunking big-leagut
exams, but one of them ism
going willingly.
Bob Garibaldi, a big right
handler signed off the SAINTS
Clara campus for $l50,000. wa
sent to the Giants Cas-
Grande (Ariz.) minor league
training base for reassignment
At the same time, the Cub
traded Outfielder Danny Muir,
ply, who cost them a $125, 00t
bonus, to Houston.
GaribaIdi Bitter
Murphy apparently is headed
for Oklahoma City after thu
Cubs gave up on him aftel
three years of waiting.
Garibaldi was bitter over hi
demotion and claimed h
wasn't given much chance II
make the parent team. HI
pitched IA innings in sprinI
training and was one of eigh
rockies cut from the Giants
squad. Sent to Casa Grand,
with Garibaldi were Infieldel
Cap Peterson, Outfielder Car
Boles and Pitchers Bob Bishop
Dick Holden, Ron Herbel, Oar
Rivas, Jerry Thomas and Mat
Gayeski.
Pitcher Billy Hoeft will b,
put on the disabled list April
and AL Stanke, a lefthandeC
bonus pitcher, will be brought
back from Casa Grande.
Player May Return
Pitcher Dave Gerard went h
the Colts with Murphy in ex,
change for Lefthander Dicl
Lemay and Catcher Merritt
Ranew. The Cubs will receive
a third player later.
While the Giants cut thet
roster to 20 players. one ovel
the opening-day limit, they ap,
parently are about to get an.
other player back. Charlie Dees
a first baseman, is believed Il
be headed to the Giants E
Paso club because the asking
price - $35. 900 - is too high
Dees was sold conditionally Il
the Angels, but Fred Haney
the Los Angeles general man
ager, would like to make 1t {
straight player deal and sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

aG. R. Watkins and s, Blsnken
entry.
%. KS, XXX, xxx1O pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
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DIaHuyWIHt oVaUIe eHVIy.
GREEK MONEY finished fifth In his seasonal bow,
but Is due for much sharper effort here. VENDETTA
Is the one TO beat. KISC0 KID the Paumonok
Handicap In 1:O9IS al Aqueduct.
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thFee-year -OldsI six furIOngs.

sLIPsH0D was winner for $4,000 and should be
able 10 step bit and win here. TALLEfNILLE
breaks fast and might not be caught RIFLE SHOT
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THIRD aAcEzPur... $500 eaImIns 0S.OOO.s4SOO,

Up Andolina and R. E. Harper entry
MAL-WA second for 5000 and looks best
here. CAPT. BUMBLEBEE raced well At New Orleans
ROWING ROSIE should take spot
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000, claiming $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
BEST BET-FIRST CHECK

FIRST CHECK e we'll placed here and gets the
was an upset winner for $4,000.
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BRONZE BABU sixth in the widener but
turns TO his fayOrite here. why RIDGE
has been training well for his seasonal bow. RUFF
WEATHER might upset.
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Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Joe KeNys Laurel KandIcqps
SATURDAY RACES TRACK FAST POST TIME, 1880 PM

i NUoNE was q Bowie winner for $500 and is
In spot to win another. FIRE MOON will battle 10
the wire. LAR rates chance n started.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Alr-cond. split
level mod. kit, Ice. paneied fam.
rm:, 8 bedrms.. 3 baths. rec. rm..
walk-in cedar closet, Ice. screen
porch, M-aere wooded lot on park,
s SsssyssBBO To. tE zNsSSa. and schools
SILVER SPRING, Frankiin-Fiower
-Lge; attr. Cape Cod, 4 bedrms.,
baths, rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
kit with table space. gar, Ice.
scr: pch., nice neigh. close to
everything. mid-20s. 5S7-9339.
SILVER SPRING-WOODMOOR
2O6 Lexington dr.: $4,000
TREES AND PRIVACY
Easy FILA HON ownership plan
or 81 no IS down on this
sparkling clean 3 It's. bedrm.
home with sep. din. rm., fenced
I'd, patio, close To schls., bus and
Shopping. Open 2 to 9. jU. o.
JOHN T, HALrIN co.
SILVER sP.; Sls,950-Lovely spa
cious 3.bedrm: brk. rambler.
80 "H0ME-RUN .SpECIALr'
42-ft. living rm., full bsmt., trees,
w. ]. NICHOLAS, Ritz, HE. $1,000
SILVER SPRING, WO JOBS I'D q
PARK--Don't miss this one. Lge.
brk.-and-stone Colonial. 4 nice
bedrms., ga baths, full bsmt.. rec.
rm.,. gear garage. Lge. lot. 73xl42
IT. deep. trees. Walk to main shop
ping center, schools. Call today.
WQoDSIDE REALTY CO., JU.
g-6440.
Sill. SPG., English Manor-Vacant,
move in. Ake over Oh loan. Beaut.
brick SPLIT, fully air cond;, lge.
rm., opens to patio, din. rm., lge.
de luxe kit, rec. rIn., extras.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 949-1950
SILVER SPRING: Assume Sl1, 900
loan VINO red lapel Rambler
whence lot and many extras.
Only S12,950 w/S1,000 On. and
S110 mo. Call 949-0200.
c. paul hickman, inc.
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Reduced $1,000

ROCKVILLE, WEST END
Trees with 2 lots, 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., Gear garage,
h-w b. Just reduced $4,000 5000
On d Fla. Immsd. poss. S2l Beall
ROCKVILLE-TWNBRK.-4 bedrms. :,
large lot, in court. vacant. S15,-
Realtor. GA. 4-771i. GA. 4-S795.
ROCKVILLE Modern 4-bedrm., @
bath, Cape Cod on corner lot, fin
l prsia.d res s5 so fssl EaA AD-
with full bsmt., sep. din, rm.,
garage, wooded lot. Easy terms.
COUNTY WIDE CO.
Realtor 949-1901
ROCKVILLE = LAKEWOOD CLUB
AREA - Charming rambler on
dead-end street, Z bedrms., 2
baths. 20x30-ft. family rm., liv-
ing room with cathedral ceiling,
modern kitchen with table space.
Playroom in basement. 2-car
carport, wooded Ia-acre lot. Priced
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
20. 2-6151 Ewes, GA. 4-sO34
ROCKVILLE = S1S,25O. Charming
split-level home, 8 bedrms., 2
baths. liv. rm;l din. rrn., kit, bsmt.
wLrec. rm. $3.50 down, FLA terms.
S. E. BOGLEY, INC.
20. 2-6151 Ewes. GA. 4-s034
ROCKVILLE lTwinbrook Forest)-
Truly immaculate 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
room. spacious din. rm. with large
eat-in kitchen, must see to ap-
preciate. WELLS u CO. VIII.
6-b44S.
nnEzE III 4 . r..
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
cx,r Oyer ! /, ACRE

SYLVAN SETTING
Silver spring--Loyely old Dutch Co.
lontal in splendid condition and
On over an a-a acre Of beautifully
with enclosed sun porch, den, fun
bsmt. and built-in garage. 949-
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
1HCpen
Kenwood, Md.

heIlWOOQ, MQ.
$500 Sunset Lane
Lovely white brick, eenter-hall CO.
lontal. o bedrms., IL baths, Ii
hrary, rec. rIn., maids room and
bath, .2-car garage. Must be seen.
Nice lot with trees. Open today.
2-o. Owner says sell,
j. Rupert Mohler, Inc.
1911 Conn. Ave. DU. 7-2515
LANGLEY PARK-Inspect this s.
bedrm., l " bath, full bsmt., ALL
ork. home. Lge. porch, entirely
anew aeS N WALL to langley d6 shops ISi
fsSEt Ei,ToSsis ApELPHI REALTY
LANGLEY-Pretty cor. brk. Colon
a. okH eatns' rec; v RIA J peh,'
LAYTONSVILLE AREA - New q
story bi-level Colonial, Quality
construction and beautifully APP
pointed brick and frame. 4 excel.
bedrooms, unusual baths, paneled
family rm., massive raised hearth
fireplace, delishtful 14x12 keeping
kitchen with solid cherry cabinets
IN abundance; Central air cond,,
enclosed double carport 27x22.
I sscSSs.d trfs c 1S sSot aGSS
Bureau Bureau s sssnis Scs SS h AZ ls e
plSSSyeesso A definite bargain at
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc
Pc. 2-6151 Ewes. OK. 4-SO34
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New England Cape Cod
a HEDRMa IAfNFEDfATw

OCCUPANCY
MAGNIFICENT brick home in excel.
lent condition. True center-foyei
sized dining rm., de luxe kitcher
With dishwasher, disposal. wal
oven. pantry, paneled den witt
sliding glass doors 70 patio. master
bedrm. suite and bath on firsl
floor. 3 twin-siSed bedrms
upstairs, full basement. terrific
occupancy. JU. 1.7700.
LIST WITH TTNnO
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HOUSES F0R SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlNUEDl

FOREST KNOLLs--Beautiful set
tine. Brk: split, IN baths. Wv.
earpet., fenced with pstl9, walk
TO- schools, low eos. MOORE RE-
Atty, 033-160O.
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wHEATON-set in the popular
Areola area. immaculate 8 bedrm.
rambler, huge sep. din. rm., lac.
kit. carport. lovely corner lot.
privacy, fen. with trees and patio.
Alp,b0O. 762-3lAO.
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SILVER sPRING-Just listed. New
house condition. Split-level. 8 bed
rms. ga baths, huge fam. kit.
fully equipped. Homely rec. I'm.
/ block to school. Can be bought
on your terms. 500, 4b0. VA no
money down. FLA. 949-4434.
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LIST WITH Us FOR ACTION
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GATTHERsBURG AREA
AND UPPER COUNTY
$4,000, IN TowN,-Nice 2-bedrm.
2-stery, water and sewer.
1880, WASH. GRQVE-2 bed
rms hv. rra.. firepl., din. rn.,
Si4.6oo, CEDAR oRovE-2 yrs.
Sie,e5o. DicKERso N-Ramb., s
bedrms., bath, din. rm.. kit,
spss.aSs6, oTFw1spALE RD.-Brick
FAmh.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. built
sSi, $50. GERMANTOWN AREA
NEW rambler. "a acre. 8 bedrms.,
full baths, carport.
SCI 800, IN ToWN-4-bedrm.. q
bath bungalow, lse. din. rm. Walk
10 school. "a acre. Sewer and
sSs,soo. GERMANTOWN AREA
NEW, split-foyer rambler. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. finished rec. rm.,
s2s.sSC, wooprrELp RD.-s bed
rms. 2 baths. Good buyl
$4,000. DERWOOD - Attractive
rms, Lee. liv. .rm.. din. area, lge,
$4,000. WASH. GROVE AREA
A-bedrm.. 1h-bath 2-story. IN
acres trees. outbuildings.
S26,500. IN TOWN-Elegant brick
split-level 8 bedrms., Ia baths,
tree-shaded brick patio. Ideal To-
sS7.So0. FOUNTAIN Mnls--4O
acres, 4-bedrm., 3-story house,
older, but in good condition.
$3S,50O. BARNESVILLE-Vic
Colonial In excellent condition IN
side and outside, 1is-acre. tree
$500. EARLY AMERICAN brick
Colonial in the heart Of Laytons-
vile. 4 bedrms., III baths. fire.
place In every room, Scar ga
rage, lovely grounds.
$4,000. ROUTE 124-5-bedrm
Colonial on 20 acres, new dos
kennels, 26 stalls and runways.
NEW HOUSES ON SEWER AND
WATER BEGIN-S17.760
KAY BOWLING
REAL ESTATE COMPANY. INC.
MY ORAEn
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Suburban

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WHEATON, 1900 Berry al. = 9.
carpetinG, window air cond., ala.
minum storm doors and windows.
Anchor fenced yard, garden shed
and brk. patio. walk 70 public
and parochiel schools, 9l5,nbO
BY OWNER, VIII. 1880,
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NyIon lace tufted style mat
tress, extra firm. 252 coil in
nersprine unit, with 8 OF.
pin-stripe ticking. Vents and
turning handles, too.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
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Quilted m ottFess or box
spring. Finely tempered steel
used in BIZ coil mottress.
Extra firm only. Floral tick
ing, handles.
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These lovely OrIone AcyIie blankets
stoy new looking, washing otter wosh-
ina. The fiber sealing keeps them
from shedding, mating or piIline.
NyIon-bound, moth-proof and nom
oIIerqenic. 6 beautiful coIors. CON-
pare these to the blankets you've seen
advertised at much, much higher
prices! Blankets ore available in twin
or double bed sizes 72"xoo".
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Perfect for EorIy American or Trodi-
tionoI decor, these rugs come in 5
coIors and are reversible. Sizes ore
approximate.
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Enjoy the luxury Of smooth
top bedding with this fine
firm set. Button-free, COW
cred in striped ticking. 25Z
coils in innersPring.
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A special group Of all wool, all nyIon,
wool and nyIon pile rugs. Good coIors
to choose from, and all at low GEM
Member prices. See these!
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600 with seven associations
and $500 accounts.
The National Housing
Bank operates in the Domini-
can Republic with 1--WE asso-
Citations holding 4.0oO &C
counts with savings Of So
million.
Venezuela has the Cen
trail Savings and Loan
Agency. Since is establish
ment in 1861 Il has organized
four associations.
Other SAL systems will
be set up this year in Panama
and II Salvador. Argentina
has q more modest form Of
sal and may modernize its
system.
The offices are usually
opened up in z sparsely-furn-
ished room In an Office build
ing in the central business
area. The facilities soon ex-
pand.
In Peru . Catholic priest
started 800 credit unions up
in the mountain country 70
enable peasants to acquire
better lOw-eost housing
American S&L people
help organize the assOeia-
tons In the underdevelOped
nations which do not have
the financial institutions 10
generate local savings and
make lOng-term loans for
home building.
The number Of new
homes financed Is as follows
In the following countries:
Chile f9010l. EeuadoP
(l27E Peru C1.eB5) and the
Dominican Republic (1oD.
The average sales price Of
the homes ranges from 81 300
to somewhat less than g. 900.
The interest rate On the mort
gage Is as low as 2 per cent
and Is high e n per cent in
these countries.
Other countries being
considered for inclusion in
the sal network include
Liberia. Rakistan. Korea,
Thailand, Turkey and Iran.