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Kingsley Teorsmunn
Take Casanova CUP

apparent winners cut a flag
and had to be pulled up. First
to lose the course was Jerry
Thomas, a Middleburg black
smith. AStride the one-time
stakes horse Doural, Thomas
was forcing the pace in the first
half of his race when he went
on the wrong side of the
beacon.
He pulled up, circled and
came back on course. BY this
time Phillip Triplett's Derry
down was far out in front and
seemed to have the race in hand
as they turned for the final
five fences. Derrydown then
cut the same beacon and
dropped out of the race.
Rodney jenkins, on the Hill
top Stables Streaky, then took
over the lead while Doural
made up at least 40 lengths TO
come to the front runners and
finally to finish second behind
Beach Repeats On MycrOft
For the second year in a row,
Thomas Beach galloped to an
easy victory in the Rock Hill
race for owners
riders at 200 pounds. Beach
was astride Mycroft, the 1862
winner, formerly noted as a
handicap horse on the flats.
Randolph Rouse, on Junior
Jim. won the Rogues Road old
point-to-point race
after a duel with the Potomac
Hunts Gibbon Simmos on
Tobermore II.
Summaries:
Longwood-a pair race for teams Of
two at miles: l. Polairs and Beaver
miss Lee Hits, Jack Eicher, -ir.).-
Time. 1880. .. Bobbysox and Milspal
Robert Green and Thomas Beach,
owner riders Time, HOS.
Spring Hill-open race. miles:
l. Streaky; Hilltop Stables Rodney
Jenkins. 2. Doural; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Thomas. 3. Harkameal; Ken
Dallam, Frank Chapot. Time, ABS.
Melrose Castle-lady's race, ga
miles: l. Mighty Leopard: Virginia
Beach. owner-rider. =. Piping Boss;
Mrs. w. L. Rochester, jr.'s Joyce Page.
3. Brave War; Hilltop Stables Wendy
Time, 5:lS.
Casanova Cup-owner, riders, ga
miles: /. Tearsmunn; Archibald Kins-
ley. 2. Poor Richard: Tommy Lee
Jones. 3. Kelly; Kington Gould. Time,
5 :09.
Rockhill-heavyweig owner-rider:
1. Mycroit; Thomas Beach. .. Fun
nest; Joseph Pumunilia. 3. Gambler:
Charles Wight. Time, SOB.
Rogues Road-i12 miles over hur-
dies: /. Junior Jim; Randolph Rouse.
.. Tobermore IL; Gibson Semmes,
3. Royal BIN: Joseph claffy. Gordon
Fishback. Time, 1853.
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D. c. Fighter
Beaten in
ArmyFinoIs

Bobby Carmody Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, beat Washington's Herb
Smith for the flyweight cham
pionship in the biggest surprise
Of the 10-bout finals Of the
All-Army boxing tournament
last night at Fort Myer.
Carmody, who was beaten by
Smith for this title last year,
scored from the opening bell
to win a clear reversal over his
Military District of Washing
ton opponent.
Lightweight James Grant and
Middleweight Carleton Brooks
retained their All-Army titles
with decisions. There were no
knockdowns, but the heavy
weight finale came close.
Lee Carr decked Charles
Thomas in the first and third
rounds and BACKED an eye of
the Pennsylvania, but Thomas
rallied for a knockdown of his
own in the third round to
keep the crowd of $500 in an
uproar.
l12 pounds Robert Carmody
(Pacific), Brooklyn. N Y, decisioned
Herb Smith CMDW). Washington. D. G.
1l9 pounds Bobby Kishimoto
Lutte Pacific). Los Angeles.
l25 pounds-Charles Taylor C3d
Army, Ullin. nj. decisioned Ted
Whitfield cd Army. Buffalo, N. Y.
132 pounds-James Grant (Europe)
New York City, decisioned Henry
Aaron I'D Army, Atlanta.
l39 pounds-Verdell Smith I'D
nrny, Chicago. decisioned Leslie
Norris Pacific). Baltimore.
147 pounds-Bobby Reid CPacific),
Charlotte, N. C., decisioned Jim Car
ter (Europe), Benton Harbor, Mich
1855 pounds---Martin Mack ed
Army. Philadelphia. decisioned Rob-
ert Dunlap Caribbean. Uniontown
1855 pounds-Csrleton Brooks (Eu-
rope), Coffeyville. Kan, decisioned
Alvin Brown I'D Army. Philadelphia
17S pounds-William Parks (Paci
fic), Cincinnati. decisioned Gene
strahan (EurOpeJ. Houston. Tex.
Heavyweight-Lee Carr (Europe)
New York City. decisioned Charles
Thomas ust Army. Shenandoah, Pa.
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By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

CASANOVA, Va, Feb. 90
Archibald Kingsley of the Mid
dleburg Hunt dropped so pounds
by dieting in order to make the
weight for the Casanova Cup
here this afternoon, but picked
up a chunk of silver that more
than compensated for his loss
Kingsley and his time
hurdles horse, Tearsmunn. raced
to an easy victory over the II
fences and 2l2 miles of half
frozen race course. AS in most
of the afternoons contests, only
three started in the Casanova
Cup.
Kingsley broke on top and
stayed there virtually all the
way, easily standing off two
challenges from Tommy Lee
Jones on Poor Richard.
Far up the track throughout
the running was last years
winner, Washington Attorney
Kingdom Gould, on a. placid
chestnut named Kelly.
Spring Hill Thriller
While the footing varied from
muddy to icy in spots, the
basically rich turf on Charles
Thompkins' Spring Hill Farm
made for swift going. Not a
horse broke down and only one
fell.
Thriller of the day was the
Spring Hill open race for gen.
tlemen at 3 miles. Twice the
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>RoyI Scores Sc
For Big Ten Mark

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb
% CAP).-Jimmy Rayl, held to
two points earlier in the week,
recovered tonight and scored a
Big Ten record of Sc points
while leading Indiana to a 49,
"a basketball triumph over
Michigan State.
Rayls output broke the reg
ular game mark of SO points
set only seven days earlier by
Illinois Dave Downey in a loss
to Indiana.
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Pistons Score
Over Royals

CINCINNATI, Feb. % (AP)
The Detroit Pistons beat the
Cincinnati Royals, 105-102, to-
night in a National Basketball
Association game.
The lead changed hands
every few minutes of the sec
ond half until Don Ohl's field
goal 4 minutes, So seconds be-
fore the end gave Detroit a
1894 edge.
Walter Dukes, was thrown out
Of the game when he pushed
Referee Mendy Rudolph during
an argument.
CHICAGO, Feb. % (AP).-
The San Francisco Warriors
defeated the Chicago Zephyrs,
92-88, tonight and kept alive
their hopes for a National
Basketball Association playoff
berth.
San Francisco, in fourth
place in the leagues Western
Division, remained IL games
behind Detroit. San Francisco's
Wilt Chamberlain took scoring
honors with "a points.
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Yarbrough Repeats.
Daytona '250Win

Larry Frank Of Greenville. :
s. c., and Jack Evans of Opa-
locka, Fla. 2
The Yarbrough-Johns duel
had the crowd Of $4,000 on its
feet much Of the race, which
lasted one hour AZ minutes
and two seconds. They started
in the front row and Johns
led for the first four laps in
his 1857 modified Ford. Then
the lead swapping began as
the pair turned in laps over
$50 m.p.h. BY the halfway
mark, both had Tapped the
field.
In the final accounting,
Johns led for % laps, Frank
for three and Yarbrough for
70. Yarbrough, "a, has been
waiting out a 30-day Army
medical deferment allowed him
because of a back ailment re-
sulting from a race accident. !.
A field Of so late model
stock cars will start tomorrow
in the fifth annual 500-miler,
in which the winners speed
might reach 160 miles per
hour. He will collect a $29, $50
slice of the more than 100000
jackpot.
Fireball Roberts in a Pontiac
and Freddie Lorenzen in a Ford
hold down the two front-row
positions, Roberts on the in
side as a result of victories in
25-mile heats two weeks ago.
Veteran Junior johnson and
rookie John Rutherford quail
fled ChevieS in the second row
by winning 100-mile prelimin-
aries yesterday. johnson aver
aged 1874 .083 m.p.h. in the first
100-miler and Rutherford won
the second at 162.969, defeating
80 other cars.
Behind this foursome will
start a glittering gang of
entries, although the field was
weakened slightly by a 10-car
pileup during a 50-mile heat
today to find the last 20 quail
fiers.
A Mercury team of Rodger
Ward and Troy Ruttman, for
mer Indianapolis winners, was
scratched after Wards car was
wrecked in the melee. The
Mercurys, however, hadn't
shown the speed to compare
with the Pontiacs, Fords and
ChevieS.
No one was injured in the
pileup on the second turn and
three cars continued in the
race. Knocked out of the run
ming, besides Ward, were Chuck
Daigh of Long Beach, Calf;
Roy Mayne from Boiling Air
Force Base, Reb Wickersham of
Longboat Key, Fla; H. B.
Bailey of Houston, Larry
Thomas of Trinity, N. c., and
Pete Stewart of Statesville,
N. c.
A. j. Foyt, still another
Indianapolis winner, remains in
the running tomorrow with a
Pontiac.
The Ford racing team has
the largest contingent of quail
fiers and four of the first 10
starters. Three Pontiacs and
the Chevies fill out the top
five rows, each with two cars
abreast.
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BOWIE TRACK
DARK MONDAY

No racing is scheduled at
Bowie tomorrow, the first
of four Mondays left open
for possible weather post
ponementS. Joe Kelly's
selections for Tuesdays
races will be carried in to-
morrow's late editions.
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Mrs. Donna FuIes
Heads Tennis Field

Mrs. Donna Floyd Fales, the
former area star from Airing
ton, is the top-ranked player
In the field for the five-day
National women's indoor ten
elis championships beginning
tomorrow at Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Fales, now residing in
New York City, is ranked fifth
nationally and won the Ma
tional Clay Courts champion
ship last year. Carole Wright,
a lefthander from Brooklyn
who is ranked 18th nationally,
is the defending champion.
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HiuIeuh Results

1st-S3 500; cling; 3-yr.; 6 fur.
Girl Appeal (H'nandez) $50 $40 $50
Indian Coin (Sellers) $40 4.2O
Jet Siege Blum 400
Navy, John Monahan, Speak Not,
Orient Queen, Little Boca, Face Up,
Gay To-day. Time, 1:I3is.
2d-$3.5OO: cling; Ayr. a. up: ia mi.
State Offence (G'nesD 1910 $50 100
Tito DrusO JenkinsD $50 6,IO
Pete Hams (Hernandez) 4.6O
Raceland, Solid Cement, Vivaldi,
Main Contender, Sgt Hedrick, Initiator,
Young Chris. Orient Express, Diamond
Jubilee. Time, 1895.
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ARCADIA, Calf. Feb, %
(AP).-Crozier, a 6-to-l shot,
took command at the top of
the backstretch and scored a
decisive victory over heavily
favored Crimson Satan in to-
days $l45,000 Santa Anita
Handicap.
Crimson Satan, who went off
at Altos, finished in a dead
heat with Game, for place
money.
Decidedly, the 1862 Kentucky
Derby winner. was fourth in the
field of Ia.
Crozier, owned by Fred w.
Hooper and ridden by Braulio
Baeza, covered the IA miles
in 2:004s and returned $3.50,
$3.50 and $4.80. His time on a
fast track was a full second
off the track record established
in 1858 by Round Table.
Moves in Backstretch
Crozier, a 5-year-old Ken
tucky-bred who made a career
out of losing to Garry Back,
was third going past the
stands for the first time, with
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Aldershot in the lead and
Pirate Cove, second.
Crozier held third, with Pr
rate Cove replacing Aldershot
in the lead at the half-mile
pole. Then he began his move
and took the lead just before
the field headed into the far
turn.
Game was second at this turn
and Crimson Satan, who was
back as usual, was third.
Crimson Satan started to
move but seemed to hang about
half way down the stretch.
Crozier hit the wire 5la lengths
ahead of Crimson Satan and
Game.
Third for CrOzier
Crozier's victory was worth
an even 100000. Crimson Sa-
tan and Game got $17,500 each
and Decidedly won $4,000.
Game. an 108-to-1 shot, gave
perhaps the most astonishing
performance of the race. He
actually led Crozier for a mo-
ment in the middle of the far
turn.
Site, Sensitive, Aldershot, Aero
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Mdener Handicap Chart

- (copyrsht 1898, by Trangle Publications. Incl COCOON
RACE At WideneT HandGap purse 100000
Jerken
rae ia
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RACE CHARTS AT BOWIE

Copyrighted 1868, by Triangle publications, Ine)
FIRST RACE Purse $500 nee sna Qo uD
for ali but All Profit won driving Winner, Mrs Freds
Johnston values 81 6S5 $500 $3.50 SI25. Time, l:l29s
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- GREAT TALE s5i 2g so 90. $1,000 ToRANELL
Total mutues pool ~ ,6a9oiO Attendance, 1897.
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1850 New York Ave-, N e.. Washington a. &C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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ALL BRANDY under steady pressure after settling away
from the gate improved position racing around rivals and
s9nin1sG strongly under punishment g wear down COP
mited TO settle into easy stride while establishing clear
vantage wbnn nj ~ nIeIe enSrin tbs Ic nd
held on gamey after being Challenged. THINK PIECE
gnd finished well Tor her PLACING yiRMARIE Rlefty
he sat shortened stride before leaving The backsreteh
was outrun
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-15
MAN KILLED
IN GUN DUEL

Albert T. Evans, 81, 1917 E.
Yavapai, was killed by six bull
lets fired from an automatic piS-
tol held by Lonnie Lee Landrum,
40, 722 S. Third Ave.
Police Investigators said
Evans and Landrum were argu-
ing over a campfire near 1917.
w. Buckeye. Both men drew guns
and fired.
Landrum is In serious condi-
ton at Memorial Hospital with
bullet wound in the chest.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-15
MIXED COUPLE
MOVES TO PARIS

Tempest Storm. one of the
highest paid strip artist and her
husband, Herb Jefferies. have
moved to Europe. They said they
were bitter about the treatment
they received because of their
interracial marriage. Herb JEFF
ferries is a well known Negro
singer. They have one child.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-15

Every the Phoenix Chapter of Links 1nc present
Ball featuring dbutanes. This falls planning activities
participants including the girls and their
mothers.
members Of the Links who attended tea held
a the YWCA Sunday afternoon.
From Maude Louise Phillips, Nc
Fradde Martin Swnda Clarence Jackson Geraldine Solo
mon. Aubrey Adidg Joseph Fpper Charles Wheeler Curtis
Greenfield, Fred Williams and ]. S. Jones.
Enjoying beautiful surroundings the YWCA sponsored
by Links Mrs. Charles Wheeler Miss JoEa Griffin,
Mrs. Griffin, Evelyn Watkins Miss Burnadene Jacks
and Mrs. Jackson.
attending the hersDaughters Tea held the YWCA
Sunday afternoon Miss Harriet Johnson Mrs. Eddie Mae
Johnson, Mrs. Lawrence Perry Mrs. Florence Gri standing
Misses Maryn Boyer, Vendrela Minis, Mrs. L. Minis,
Mrs. James Hls Miss Dolores Randolph Mrs. j. H Boydns.
F. L. Sublett. Sr. and Mrs. Ida B. Colbert.
photo Misses Legusat Moss Judith Luckey Wim
Eccles and Mocha Lackey.
Standing Mesdames Will Galloway Carl Battle Arlesse
Johnson, and Lille Jones. ~@
Evangne Monteh Dorothy Griffin, Mary Perry, Brenda Wood
Carla Flipper and Elizabeth Wood.
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CAROLE ACRES

CAROLE ACRES
Pretty English brick tri-level
In q wonderful section. True
craftsmanship and the fin
est materials combine 70
make this home near per-
feet. bedrms.. 3 full baths,
rec. rnn.. breakfast nook In
kitchen, fenced ground. Ex-
tras include carpeting,
Grapes ana CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. Truly a
beautiful home and priced
In the low low 30s for quick
n nSisi % S4sy.ssGSSS' 81 sill Q T phi
Shannon q Il1chs
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1908

CHEVY CBAsE-Refined Colonial.
perfectly situated overlooking the
Park; LIST floor bedrm.. den and
2 baths. large rec. RIM. with fire.
pL,. Gear garage. A real vaius
oEo' W. ROBERTSON. Realtor
orN2-2l23 Ewes, OF. 4-Oi24
CHEVY CHASE. Rosemary School
Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial. Nv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din rm.. mod.
kit. with table space. scr. porch,
garden-leNel studio rm. and n
bath, hot-water heat. excel cond,
o. ssoSi7ss' 4 ives. o%L. i hssnSwAN'
CHEVY CHASE = Gracious white
brk. Colonial vIaate roof on
wooded setting OF approx. y acre.
Center hall. 25-ft. liv. rm. VI
marble firepl., i4x1p din. rm.,
completely. equip. kit. wIbkfst
area. study and powder .rm. on
LIST. FIR. 3 twin-sized bedrmS,. .
baths on End FIR. fin. dormatory
rm. on 3rd. fir. Pull bsmt. has
pansled rec: I'm: wLiiTepl,, fall
p Pn sg eLsss KoRGz oESh Sm ~.
REALToR, OIL. 4.sifi 'tii ..
CHEVY CHAsE-New on market.
4.bedrm.. 2is-bath brk. Colonial
With fun bsmt, and rec. rm,. Less
than 3 yrs, old and IN new house
cond. Walk 10 elem. school and
tr ~ spo A wonderful value 81
BOGLEY
zoos Wis Ave. OIL. 0-2b0O 'til
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D.C.

AMER. u. SPRING VALLEY AREA
---Brand-new beauty with q Soft.
family room. 8 bedrooms, lovely
recreation room, 3 fireplaces, .
full baths and two half baths.
Public and parochial schools. Won
dertul in-town location. FRANK
g; PHMLIPs, INC. DI. 7-1411,
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ARLINGTON, mr.. Hecht Co.-z-bed-
iot. 500. "a. $1,000 o. sSs-soSs
after 5.
CATHEDRAL AREA-Dslightfui 8
bedrm. house in quiet cow. loo :,
near Mass. and Wisconsin ave.
2 small sitting rooms. Charm
ingly furn. Paved terrace and
tree shaded garden. First floor
lavatory. Modern kit.
Hnf,othV q Wood
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WOODBRIDGE


Semidet.. 3 bedrms., Ia baths. lly
rm., din. rn., kit. den. full bsmt.
large yard. Near schools and
Transportation, ideal neiehborhood
MURRAY LEVINE ia. p-3l4i
1897 Ilth ST. N,w.-TMMAc. brk
home. Equipped kit. din. rm.
BY Appt only. Call MR.. DoNA.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH 1918 18th 81
f4s1 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE-
FAMILY LIVING TO THE PULL.
EST, Corner brick Colonial, cen.
ter-han plan. 2 bedrms. "a baths
rec. rm. with woodburning firepl.
sslIsoi yaIS d'i sash 'rl pi NJ
1913 IT, DUPONT ST. Sc.
Semidetached brk., six rms, bath
bsmt.. fenced rear yard.
lllb c ST, NE.
Row brk., six rms, bath redec,
400 T ST, NV.
Row brk., Colonial. front porch
siS rms bath. bsmt; redseorsted
FULTON R. GORDON. JR.
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KALORAMA
NEW TIgTTN6

Only q beautifully maintained home
Of an earlier period could have the
charm, quality and attention "a
detail that you will find in this
handsome. high-ceilinged town
house. Large hallway, drawine
room. exquisite din. rm,, powder
rm.. pantry and kit. all on first
floor. Leaded-glass doors lead
from dining rm. to delishtful COW
cred terrace and garden. 8 bed
rms. 2 sitting rms, 4 baths on
second and third floors. Cent. all
eond. Beautiful furnishings car
be bought By purchaser II desired.
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RIPLEY CO., Realtors
JU. 5-6111 =

HETHEsDA-C0HAssET-A beau
tiful antique brick Colonial, ideaIIv
located. Home features large IIV-
ing I'm. with fireplace. Separate
din; rm.. modern kitchen with
table space, powder rm. and den
AL on LIST FIR. 4-BEDRM6. AND
BATHS on End. GaFden-leVel
family room with out of this
world view" Convenient 70 bus.
downtown and schools are nearby.
CALL KE. 7-isO0 TIL Q Pm. Os'
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905 81
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Shannon & Luchs
BETHESDA

Immaculate home, ideal for
entertaining. Separate dining
room, lovely Competing and
Grapes. family room with
brick fireplace; attractive
patio with outside barbecue.
Brick-enclosed covered car
port, possible 9Th bedroom.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ARGYLE PARK

SoC-AN' oAbNES Sfh1N0
PRIME AREA-Slb,bOO
3:bedrm. Cape Cod. Lge. delight-
iul kit.,, rec. room, tree-shaded
lot. 5000 down FLA. STA mo.
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REALTOR
HOUSES URFURM. 70 RENT

ALEX.-ExclusiV0 area, 3-bedrm..
l X bath brk. rambler with ga
rage. Lge. lot, avail. immed. $500.
OWEN REALTY. JE. 2.6670.
ALEX.-semidet., 3 bedrmg.. liv.
rm.,, din. rm;, kit. " bath rec.
bsnt. XII. $500.
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful brick rambler. Easily
adaptable for inlaw living or LOT
professional use. WITH SOM eohl-
version can have . bedrms. Lovely
condition, quick possession. SHOWN
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AREA = Dead-end
street. wonderful place for young
sters TO play. Lovely 4-bedrms z
bath rambler, gorgeous 3Ox2O-tt.
family rm.. plus play I'm. LII
bsmt., Gear carports -acre
wooded lot. Priced at S3S,50O.
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CHEvERLY-Looki $3.50 dn., no
cool p' .rss-sRadsd lot SAC seres nst
porch, bsmt with ground-level
exit, sep, din, rm,, twin-slxe bed
rms. priced at only Si4,050. July
4 possession.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
tcoNIlNUEDl

A u In s. D Of E. NJ roO ysr1 .S S S.s1t
rm. Tamb. IN baths, liv. rm. with
adequate storage. immaculate cond
Walk TO school, bus and shops
ccHHAAcESgE 81 saassassS2 l'0oo' LOU
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

. TAKOMA PARK - Brick
rambler, 8 large bedrms..
"a baths, large iiv. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm., scr.
porch, tremendous walkout
bsmt. backs onto park, 90
minutes from downtown,
beaut. neighborhood. Low
COS. OWNER, 1900 Glenside
DR., Turn west off New
Hampshire, 8 blks. south Of
Univ, blvd. and New Hamp-
shire ave. OPEN Sat. Sun.
afternoon.
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AIR OND. brk. rambler wIh,-w.h.,
sep. din, rms mr.. new Capitol
Plane shopping Center. Only
$4,000. VA or FHA. or assume
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ROCK CREEK Hills ARIA
AIR. CONDITIONED

OL, T-o,l'lsl ENN9.s u. ..-VDV-
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA, wood
ed setting lust off Rock Greek
Park = True center-hall Colonial.
LIST fir. has family rm.. library,
powder rm;. lge. liy.. sep: dining
T T% ls Sedrm s:ns hnH a Hs'e ecnS a.
built-in garage, Wv. Competing,
Better than new cond. Low sos.
D1ALocIa pno1fVy
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ARLINGTON. SOUTH
OAKCREST

3 bedrms., IA baths. brick Colon
ial, lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
family din. rm.. nicely equipped
KIT. with eating space and side
entrance, full bsmt.. level land
seaped and fenced lot. OWNFR
MUST SELL At ONCE. Low, LOW
PRICE OF Slg,95O.
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HaSf nS .. neg Roc so osssE PsTy
. bdrms.. "a baths, rec. rm.
wLfireplace, and walk-out exit.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
Priced In low 3Os,
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sP $4,000
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ARLINGTON

ARL.. MO min. 10 Key Bridge
Charming 3-bedrm. brick ramb.
cleo. kit, garage. GEORGETOWN
garden, mr.. bus and shops 500 :
p50.. 45l2 Goth e. N IA. D.
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oSSHaSS. .S S'RoBERTsoN R.sl,cr.
OF. 2-ei2a, OF, 4.Oi24
MEADOwOOD--Nearly Z acres OF
snd ,.s sggrI rEnn this magnitlcssnt
foot dining room, 3 bedrooms and
den, hrse barn and pasture, near
miles OF bridal paths. immaeu-
oRAY-KEssINGER
REALTORS ~. $500
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ARLINGTON, NORTH

This older Cape Cod features 3
huge bedrms., den, 2 full baths.
brand-new kitchen, full bsmt.. ga
rage. beautiful wooded lot. Close
TO bus. Lovely community. Only
$23.950 on your terms. EARLY
OCCUPANCY.
Brick rambler. 3 large bedrms.,
big kitchen. full basement. de-
lightful patio. Immaculate fenced
corner lot. Low eos. EARLY &C.
CUPANCY.