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Evening star., 1963-01-22
Robyn Helps Pin
Vice President
With AAU Medal
BY the Associated Press

Four athletes, all hoping to
represent the United States in
the 1864 Olympic Games
pinned" Vice President john
son yesterday as an honorary
member of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union.
The four were Jim Bradford,
"29, 1852 Olympic weightlifting
champion; Robyn johnson, IT,
1852 National AAU freestyle
champion; Dale Barnhard, is,
1861 National breaststroke
champion, and Andy Grin
stead. II, holder of several
honor medals won in the Ma
tional Swimming Pool Insti-
tute championships.
Miss johnson, who placed
the AAU emblem on Johnson'S
lapel, and Grinstead are stu
dents at Washington-Lee High
School of Arlington, Va.
Bradford works for the
Library of Congress. Miss
BARNARD is a student at the
West Rockville (Md.O Junior
High School near here.
The brief ceremony was in
honor of the AAU's 18th ami
versary.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

ton Tournament, overcame
Ohio University with all-around
firepower. Harkness, led with
20 points, Rouse added II, Egan
16, Hunter l3 and Miller IL.
For the season, Loyola is av-
eraging 98 points per game.
The Bobcats gave the
Ramblers a tenacious battle
but were too severely handi-
capped when two of their stars,
6-foot-9 Staxy Bunton and
Jerry Jackson, were sidelined
most of the second half with
four fouls each. AS it was
Ohio managed to forge a 52-52
tie with IA minutes left before
Loyola took charge.
Iowa's Hawkeyes, who
toppled Ohio State Saturday,
pulled off another upset by
winning at Michigan State,
They clinched this one when
Joe Reddington slipped through
the Spartan defense, took a
pass under the basket. ard
dunked in the decisive bucket
with 81 seconds left.
Notre Dame, led by 6-9R
Walt Sahm, showed too much
ball control in what turned
into a runaway against Pur-
due. Sahm scored % points
and grabbed % rebounds for
the Irish, who out-rebounded
the Boilermakers, 62-34. Soph
Bob Purkhiser had % points
for Purdue.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
OIden Times
Carries 1913
In Catalina

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. %
(AP) Rex Ellsworth's Olden
Times packs the high weight
today in the $25, ,000-added
Santa Catalina Handicap 90
Santa Anita Park begins its
experimental nine-race pro-
gram.
The Catalina Handicap also
marks the return of Jockey
Bill Shoemaker following his
five day riding suspension.
He'll pilot Olden Times with
a weight Of 128 pounds.
The 11s-mile race is limited
to older California bred horses.
Under the new nine-race
schedule, post time for the
first race continues at pm.
with the daily double deadline
remaining at 1855 pm. The
experiment will continue for
the rest of the season.
Also entered is Sea Orbit,
7-year-old grandson Of the
great Seabiscuit. 1t will be his
final race before retiring to
stud. Others in the field are
Physician, Earl and Pearl,
Harpie, Flutterby, Humoso and
Lujan.
Evening star., 1963-01-22


absent from the league while
rolling for the Washington
Colonials in the Eastern Pro-
fessional League. Robinette's
average in the Major is 20l-
IL.
Another hot kegler in the
last two weeks has been Cas-
Pisula, newly acquired by Ten
pin Coliseum to take the place
of John Chapman, also active
in the pro league. Tallies Of
6S7 and 644 lifted Pisula's aver
age to 208-5 for IL games.
Pentagon City was the
sharpest team in the last ses-
sion with a 1910 series,
fashioned with games of 949,
1913 and 1858, good for a sweep
against Silver Spring Bowl. 1t
was a happy reversal of form.
The previous week Pentagon
City, with a 1904 total, was
shut out by Tenpin Coliseum,
Pentagon's sharpshooters In
the big set were Jim Moser
with GAS, Bob Bogino 626 and
Audie Balmer, COS.
Tenpin Coliseum retained a
four-game edge over runnerup
Bowl America by winning two
games from Shirley Park Bowl
with scores of 1049 and 1046
after losing the first by three
pins with an 834. Bowl Ameri-
ca nabbed two from Skor- Nor.
Congressional Plaza dropped
two to Fair Lanes Maryland
making it five losses in the
last six games and sinking II
into a third-place tie with
Rosslyn, which blanked Fair
Lanes Virginia behind Gene
Rays 622.
The standings: Tenpin Coli
scum Plaza, So l8; Bow
America, 1922; Congressional
Plaza and Rosslyn, 1925 each;
Pentagon City, 1929; Silver
Spring and Fair Lanes Vir-
ginia. 27-30 each; Skor-Mor
and Fair Lanes Maryland, 25-
80 each and Shirley Park. IT.
40.
|
Humphries also is leading
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Duvidson Maxine
Bid to Stage
Southern Tourney

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. %
(AP).-Davidson College plans
to make bid for the role Of
host to the Southern Confer
ence basketball tournament
next year at the Charlotte
Coliseum.
Athletic Director Tom Scott
Of Davidson said today the
move to seek transfer of the
tournament from Richmond
was prompted by the fact
that the Southern tournament
will not conflict with that of
the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence at Raleigh next season.
Both the Richmond and Ra-
leigh tournaments are sched-
uled February-March 2 this
year.
Scott said the Southern
would hold its 1864 tourna-
ment February 27-29, a week
ahead of the ACC.
In addition, Scott said David
son hopes to arrange a four
team Christmas holiday tour
nament at Charlotte next
season. He stressed that the
tournament would not be
played unless a strong field
is available.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
College
Basketball

By the Associated Press
New Haven 1O1, Davisville (RL)
Navy SO.
GeOrgia 90. stetson so.
Murray 30, East Tennessee So.
Kentucky Wesleyan 80. Austin Peay
steubenvilIe II. West virginia wss-
", Va. state SO. AIdersOn-B Broad
Jacksonville, Fla, 90. Georgia
Atlantic Christian rs, Appalachian
tennessee Martin SO. Belmont 81.
Sewanee 50. Millsaps so.
Jacksonville, Ala. S5. Livingston
Berry 81, Piedmont 81.
st. Augustine 50, Livingstone 80.
Tennessee Wesleyan 81, Lincoln
Memorial II.
Chicago Loyola so, Ohio Univ. ~.
NOtre Dame 90, Purdue SO.
Iowa 90, Michigan State 80.
Kent state SO, Baldwin-W aiiaee sS.
youngstown SO, Cannon 4S.
Kirksville 81, Missouri Mines 10.
Chicago Teachers SO, st. PrOcOpius
81.
st. JOseph's, n. NJ. 81, 81. Mary Of
Plains 80.
Dickinson Teachers "a, MinOt Teach
erS -.
Northern, S. d. 81, South Dakota
Tech II.
Northiand 30, Northwestern MINI.
81.
Maryville 10, Springfield State ~.
SOUTHWEST
New Mexico Western 81, Wayland "a.
FAR WEST
Nevada Southern 81, Westminster,
Utah ~. -
Fort Lee SS, Fort Monmouth rs.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Jasmine Draws
30 Nominees,
Il May Start

MIAMI, Jan. % (AP)-At
least a dozen 3-year-old fillies
may start tomorrow in the
$25, ,000-added Jasmine Stakes
at Z furlongS, the only event
OF its kind exclusively for fillies
on the Florida racing calendar.
The race drew 80 nomina-
tions, and the best of the fin
ishers may tackle older fillies
and mares in the Columbiana
and Black Helen Handicaps
later in the Hialeah meeting.
Among outstanding runners
expected to enter the Jasmine
are Wheatley Stables No Re-
sisting, with John Sellers UP;
Meadow Stables Speedwell,
Bold Rulers first stakes win
ner, with John Rotz to ride.
and B. A. Dario's Princes Babu,
with Walter Blum in the saddle.
Others include Leslie Combs
us Delta Doll, Brookmeade
Stables Sailors Hunch and
Eleanora Sears Spicy Living.
Jesse Parsons is on Delta Doll.
Herbert HinojoSa rides Sailors
Hunch and Jimmy Combest will
be aboard Spicy Living.
Other possibilities include
Tupper and Houghland's Bar
bados, with Bill Hartack up;
Ogden PhippS' Comic Relief
and Boncrist Farms Tins
Lady.
The field also may include
Darby Dan Farms Summer
Serenade, Greentree Stables
Red Red Rose. Adolph Meyers
st. Patrick Miss. Mrs. Richard
M. Nardi's Our Katy and H. H.
Polk's Sister Dear.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
" STRAIGHT FOR RAMBLERs
Loyoia 7 aIent Runs Deep

mores in reserve, headed by
Billy Smith. All form the max
ings of a long -reignng dynasty
for Ireland.
Harkness and his junior
partners carried Loyola to its
18th season victory last night,
winning a reasonably tough
one at Ohio University, 8O-72.
In other games on the abb
breviated schedule, Iowa
squeaked by Michigan State,
$3.50, in the Big Ten: Notre
Dame overpowered Purdue,
96-86, and Georgia whipped
Stetson, $3.50.
The youthful Ramblers, who
clicked together last season
for a 22-4 record and third
place in the National Invita-
Evening star., 1963-01-22

the Virginia Masters League
with a 199 average. Others in
the top eight are Bill Ander-
son, 1877; Ed Miller, 1876; Chap
man. 1874; AL Williams, 1872;
Billy Zeh, 1872; Paul Vasko
1872 and Len Kramer, 191.
Ed York has the best series
of 699, followed by Williams
697 and Dick Bures' $50.
The top games are Williams
279, Anderson's 278 and Rip
Moore's 278.
In a battle between the two
top teams the runnerup In
dians, behind Moore's 629, won
two games from the Cards and
cut their margin to three
games. On total pins the Cards
had the better of it by one
stick, with a tally of 1858.
\
The Washington Woman's
Bowling Association is inaugu-
rating a City Queens tourna-
ment to be staged in conjunc-
ton with its city champion
ships. The new event will be
held at Pentagon City March
3, 10 and II.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

track during a busy afternoon
to check up on the lowly
50 bill, now all but extinct
as a medium of exchange ir
the outside world. The sight oi
so much currency being flippec
around with such casual deft-
ness was a bit unnerving. But
perhaps it was the result of oul
own inexperience with han
ding any large amounts at any
time.
In contrast, Harry Little
who is in charge Of the Shen-
andoah Downs money room
seems hardly impressed by the
bundles of bills which surround
him in his cubicle. 1t is his
duty to see that there /;
enough money in the track
bank" so that the cashiers are
supplied throughout the day to
pay off winning bets and the
sellers have enough money to
make change. He is both chief
receiving and paying teller, and
has a number of assistants.
Little had an explanation OF
why so many 50 bills turn uT
at Shenandoah Downs.
THE management here has
ordered that the bills be used
by both sellers and cashiers.
believe this is the only track in
the East which still works with
the 50 bills" explains Little
who has been a moneyroom
man for IA years at various
tracks.
1t was not too long ago that
the So bill was the earmark OF
racing. Now few race trackers
or anyone else can tell you
whose picture is printed on the
bill.
Little says that most tracks
have dropped handling the 81
bill because it means counting
and bundling a bill of another
denomination. Ordinarily we
work with Is, SIS, los, 20s, sos
100's," Little says.
"At other tracks where We
do not use the deuces, We
throw them into the mutt.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Note to Loyola of Chicago's
future basketball opposition
If you're waiting for Rambler
Coach George Ireland to run
thin in the talent department
don't hold your breath.
The fast-moving Ramblers,
ranked second in the Nation
and the country's highest
scoring major college tea >,
have a lot going for them
and that includes youth.
Jerry Harkness is the only
senior on Loyola's unbeaten
powerhouse. The four other
starters are juniors - John
Egan, Les Hunter, Vic Rouse
and Ron Miller. And there's
a competent crop of sopho-
Evening star., 1963-01-22

lated" bin when we come
across one.
II always thought that peo-
pie didn't like to get So bills,
but we can't seem to keep them
on hand here. They seem to
disappear.
1--WE order about $4,000 a
day from the bank. The bank
here gets them by special Or
der from the Federal Reserve
Bank in Baltimore"
Just then a messenger ap-
peared outside the window
with a signed request from a
cashier for $500. Without
stopping the conversation, Lit
tie scooped up the assorted
packages Of bills from their
bins and flipped the money on
the counter as easily as a
grocery clerk would handle a
couple of packages of corn
flakes.
On the way out we glanced
at the floor. Not even a crum-
pied old dollar bill in the COR
ner.
4 4 4
SHORT SPRINTS-Temper-
atures never got out of the 20s
here yesterday, but 4,163 fans
turned out and wagered $32l,-
OILS. A longshot in the
eighth race, Mrs. Virginia Nc
Kenney's Honeylite ($36.80),
sent the twin-double payoff to
81, 1880 to the delight of 18
ticket holders. 1t was the third
longest payoff on the board.
Had Jen's Lost Star won
the eighth, the twin payoff
would have amounted to a pal
try $50.80. Jen's Lost Star, a
favorite at 80 odds, finished
fourth. One of the New
York bus drivers received a
telephone message at the track
yesterday that he had left one
of his passengers at a rest stop
on the outskirts of Wilmington
on the way to Shenandoah
Downs. The bus driver COM
mented: I'm sorry about it,
but he probably had the best
day he's had in a week."
Evening star., 1963-01-22
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati's all-conquering
Bearcats remains the undis-
puted leader among the Ma
tion's college basketball teams
for the eighth week.
The mighty Bearcats, bent
on an unprecedented third
straight national championship,
made their season record 14-0
last week by a Missouri Valley
Conference victory over Bradley.
The triumph, first for Gin
cinnati at Peoria after five
straight losses there in as many
seasons, prompted the Associ-
ated Press 45-man panel of
sportswriters and sportscasters
to make the Bearcats a unani-
nous first-place choice in the
weekly poll for the third week
IN a row. It was Cincinnati's
80 straight victory over a two
season span.
Loyola of Chicago and Il
linois, which have been dog
ging the Bearcats virtually all
season, continued in the Nos.
2 and 3 roles but Arizona State
dropped from fourth to fifth
and Ohio State sixth a week
ago, dropped out of the top 10
altogether as Mississippi State
returned to the select group.
Duke moved up peg replac-
ing Arizona State in fourth
place and West Virginia jumped
three notches, from ninth
to sixth. Georgia Tech, Wichi-
Ia and Stanford retained the
seventh, eighth and 10th places,
respectively.
Cincinnati, OF course, amassed
the maximum 450 points, based
on 10 points for each first
place vote.
Loyola retained second place
by a narrow margin over Illi-
nois, 379 points to 358.
The top 10, based on total
points alloting 10 for a first
place team, 9 for second, 8 for
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Good Guy Award
Will Be Presented
To Throneberry

NEW YORK. Jan. % (AP) 4.
MARY Throneberry, who main-
tanned an even, calm DISPOSE
ton in the face of a dismal
1852 baseball season. today was
named to receive the Ben Ep-
stein Good Guy" award by
the New York chapter Of the
Baseball Writers Association.
The big first baseman. tar
get for many witticisms follow
ing errors of omission and COM
mission on the field, will re-
ceive the award at a dinner
this Sunday.
Throneberry hit .244 in 116
games for the last-place New
York Nets.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Hope, z Others
Join Tribe Board

CLEVELAND, Jan. % (AP) -
Comedian Bob Hope was one
Of three new directors named
to the board of the Cleveland
Indians yesterday at a stock.
holders meeting.
Others added to the clubs
board we're Maurice Saltzman
president of Bobbie Brooks
Inc, Cleveland-based appare,
firm, and Lee r. Jackson
former president of the Fire.
stone Tire g. Rubber Co. in
Akron.
The additions raised the
total on the board to %, most
of them prominent Cleveland
Industrialists.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Hollywood Park Plans
S3.8 Million in Purses

NGLEwOOD, Calf, Jan. %
(AP).-Hollywood Park will pay
out an estimated $3.8 million
in purses during its summer
meeting and expects to lead the
world in this department for
the 18th straight year.
Mervyn lie Roy, Hollywood
Park president, revealed the
figure yesterday in announcing
Evening star., 1963-01-22
By JOE WlLMAN
What Causes Wide
Variations in Scoring?

Here are some of the reasons
you score well one night and
score poorly the next night:
High humidity conditions can
cut down on hooking action,
and pin action, too.
Your timing and 'reflexes
may be sharp one day and dull
the next.
Your job or your family
might occupy your mind too
much on one night to allow
you to concentrate completely.
Luck. Some nights you get
very lucky even on bad hits
and carry plenty of strikes.
other nights you can't buy a
strike even when you bury the
ball in the pocket.
Keep plugging away.
=
Boost your score the Wilman wayl
Read Joe's hint-packed booklet, Your
Bowling Handbook" He shows all the
bowling angles that made him one Of
the greatest bowlers IN history. For
your copy, send Just 35 cents, with
your name and address, to Joe Will
man, in care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Race Results
Shenandoah

1st-s1,2OO: cling; yrs. & up: 5h
fur.
Roman Call (Br'er) eI7.4O $3.50 %. so
Chief III Cloud (DelgadO) $50 40
Blast (Trenger) $3.50
Ship Companion, Roslyn. Billy r.,
Oradd, Bet He viii. Tiller Dandy,
Warrior George. Time, 1:1l3s.
2d-S1 400; cling; 3-yr.; @ fur.
Johnson Man (0Ter) 67.OO 26.4O 7.4O
Perfect Mate (Sigler) 6.2O I.4O
Mile. Armentiers ". W. krata) 500
Blankngilt, Oak Wood Lady. Mirage's
Baby, Gypsy Colony, Last, Fiery Play,
Miss Fritz Wheel Time, 1:1SIs.
DAILY DO'BLE (5-S) S2,718.6O
3d-S1,200; cling; Ayr. & up; fillies
a mares fur
JeddAh Chant (V'c'nti) 500 ESQ 2.4O
Miss OaktOn (Gambardella) ESQ 800
Fairy Fern (KallaD 4.8O
Robins Deb GATES Folly. wise
Bandit, Miss At Ten. Bad Penny,
Gilded Broom. Time, 1.l73s.
Mrs. william r. Harris-John
Healy entry.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
BOWLING
Mack Humphries
Moves to Front
DOWN TENPIN LANE-N
By ROD THOMAS

DOWN TENPIN LANE-Mack Humphries Of Bowl America
the new leader of wBPA Major Travelling League fol-
lowing two consecutive hefy series that lifted his average to
201 -49 for 54 games
In his last effort he rolled at Tenpin Coliseum The
week before he shot 694 at Silver Spring Bowl.
aced i'm
Evening star., 1963-01-22

other teams receiving votes, listed
RADIO, Colorado State, DePaul, Iowa
State. Kentucky, Miami, Minnesota
Niagara. North Carolina, Ohio state,
Oklahoma State. oregon State. Pitts
burgh, Providence. st. Bonaventure. St
yoseph's; 81. Louis, Seattle, Texas,
ming.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Two-DoIIur Bill
Not Extinct Here
BY JOE KELLY

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Jan. 22.-There probably is
scientific which describes the sensation experienced
when is in the proximity of stack upon stack of S. $0
800 $50 and 500 bills Especially changing hands
if it were much blank paper.
We visited the money room at the Shenandoah Downs
Evening star., 1963-01-22
HiuIeuh

lst--S3, 500; cling; yrs. g. up: Ia
mi.
Fox Chapel CLynchD $3.50 2s. so 16. 40
Embarrassed (COmbestl 1890 900
/ TulyaTta (Quesada) 600
Marsilid. Bolinas Girl. Becky, Flag
/ Call. Hasty Action, Double Royalty
Sister Brown, Dude Ship, Modern Age.
Time. 1928.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Beorcots Again Score
Sweep In AP Cage Poll

third and down to / for 10th
place, includes games through
Saturday, January 10.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MIA Standings
BY the Associated Press

RESULT LAST NIGHT
Los Angeles 124, Detroit "a.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
BEST BET-WEATHER LADY

HR MA Hasr LAPx W h s1ons speed and hT%a Ogrgn
n excellent chance.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

CHILLY PENDE should outrun this field, TOO BAD
CASEY looks like the principal rival M DfDDLT DIE
should take a money spot
KS. XXI NxxiO pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1963-01-22
NINTH RACE-Purse, stiOO; claiming tS2OOO 20
SlsOOlI i-year-olds and up; ls miles

FRESc h92y ,s'Is The vote her, n an OPsa
BOY might take II ALL '
Evening star., 1963-01-22
JOE KEILYy SELECTIONS --
Shenandoah Handicaps
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 1 PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming (S1 ,2BO); l.
yeaF-Olds and UPS q fuTlOnGs
Evening star., 1963-01-22

EXTRA MARGIN drops and should beat weak
field here, TELLOFF Il due for TOP effort HffO-
WAVE an upset winner for Sl,26O,
Evening star., 1963-01-22

q Square Circle stable -kecdmofe stable entry,
FOLEYS CORNLR miEht surprise here AZ slIable
odds. Always FAIR Is due for top effort. FOREST
FOX should take a spot,
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Humphries also is leading
Evening star., 1963-01-22

PRETTY RTE s2rnsd % , - s.eaaS ,o ~, , ePTd TGN
SCOT rates q chance.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

CAJOLING has won two straiEht and looks best
here ANNAPOLIS GIRL II the 10 beat. CODES
CHANER was surprise third for $1,000.
yeaf-olds and upg 81 furionEs.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

f.ysar,ods and ap fiss and mares 5il furIonSs
Evening star., 1963-01-22

third ~, Ia%A onn sSs iGT tqg after nhnE
ROMAN MONEY Is capable Of upsettinE,
Evening star., 1963-01-22
aH Esd, cdErg. dJssEc. 81 snS SsCS 49, sI%Ss $4,000

Town ior 81 ddd at LtMs ~ wss ss, winner a Charles
WHEN meets better after registering for 81, 1000.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
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HOUSES 10 SHARE


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bAV-1O1J.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
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tion, sl8s. 27e-e23l. ~
FALLS CHURCH, I37 East West.
mOreland rd.-Fof rent. brick,
bedrms., living Fm.. kit. dinetter
full bsmt., rec. rm..- garage, sun
porch, S1lb mo. Call Mr.. COBB
geekdsyss 9e3e-2900. ewes. sat. and
FALLS CHURCH-s 6edFm. vaeani
PLANTATION RLTY., JE. l-f002
FALLS CHURCH AREA Attrac'
tive rambler, lovely wooded lot
Spacious living rom with fire.
place, dining room, three large
bedrooms, $iA0 STANLEY n
ROWLAND gLAsNsgpS CO.. NC. REAIroR
FALLS cHURCH-BROYHILL PARH
rambler with Walkout bsmi,, SIS
REALE22 co. Ssi' u. sns s-sioS.. Sios. Aoor'
IMMED. POSSESSION
$99.50 TO $135
Several choice, newly decorated
and 3 bedroom houses In the Fall
Church, Arl., Alex. area. Conven
iently located near schools. trans
portation and stores.
LARcHMoND REALTY
". $4,000 JE. 2-641l
KALoRAiA. Mansion incl. Servant
quarters. paeled offices. W. w
ffaTO:tins fnTl JA b-esss az sops ~ sta5op sas5 park
KENsIN0TON PKWY.-Vacant. re
decorated white brick, Z bedrms,
den or extra bedTm.. din rm.s Ra
dusss.d q sileo.s ssssss sss .seesi ssr'sr' ne
REMINGTON. ND. "a bedTms
snsqresc scaSSss5Sd' Sss5d' nf. everything. slo5
= Al
traetive Cape Cod. bedroom
lons extrn), separate dining room
fully equipped kitchen, basement
fenced ward. Close 70 schools
k.Ci II. s,r.:. = NV, W.T. Va s.etss tIssse' III
LANGLEY PARK
s-bedrm., fenced lct. gT. $4,000.
Mt. RAINIER. 3 bedrms.. nice iol
rent with option 70 buy. ST. 3
0uau.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
NORTHERN VIRGINIA

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