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SLIGO PARK HILLS
mo uITT TOP Rn

4 bedrms. and 2 baths. plus day
light bsmt. in this unusual Eng
lish-style custom-built home. Is
best described as real charming in
and out and perfect neighborhood
OF custom -designed home. Trees
som. row and very close 10 the
park. Minimum cash required to
assume S2l, 400. LIST trust payable
$166 per mo. including pitt.
DIRECTIONS: out Piney Branch
I'd. to traffic light at Sligo ave-,
turn right on Hilltop I'd. TO our
open sign. Mr.. Hubbard on prem
Uses, evenings, VIII. 2-6062.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21
MONTROSE

AANfAN A AbNtOL
WEST OF WIS. AVE,
Spacious 4-bedrm. split.levcl with
baths. and rec. rm. Bis, modern
Kitchen, cony, 10 stores and bus
Vac, ready 70 move into. SOS. $50
OPEN SUM-, lis
DIRECTIONS. Out Wis. ave. NV
almost 10 Rockville, left on Mon,
trose I'd. 10 corner Evelyn DR.. ant
our sign.
A. c. Houghton & Son, Inc
DT. 7-nOb7 OIL. 4-7pGl
NORTHwOOD HIGH-Briek ram,
bier. 4 bedrmsu. 81 baths, cent
air eond., $4,000. Assume al
loan. OWNER, ~. s-7o17.
oAKy1Ew, outstanding value
Cape Cod IN g. Camillus Parish,
3 rms, full bsmt., nr transp,
$3.50 down or VA nothing down,
HUGH OH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
LIST WITH Us ron RESULTS
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AREA OF GEORGETOWN PREP
AND HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Completely inter and exter. dec
GRATED S-rooEn brick rambler. Liv
rm. 15x20. fiIepl., picture win.
dow, din. IT,, chic mod. kit.
diShwasher, REFRIGERATOR, stove
disposal, birch cabinets. master
bedrm., bath and 2 other bedrms.
paneled den or 4th bedrm., ldry
nm, furnace rm.. gas heat. pvt
drive. lge. shaded lot attract. land
scaped. $4,000, assume FLA
$3.50 mo.
so A. DAMAScUS-6-rm. hous
compl. modernized 1851, goo
plateau. $4,000, V cash.
HHAPTEC IT IAAETCNM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21

KENSINGTON-Vacant. Brick Capt
Cod. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, ground.
level walk-out bsmt. FLA appraised
Sl7,500. $500 down plus settle
ment or assume $4,000 first trust
Salesman OWNER, 933-l05O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21

kENSINGTON-Open l-5. 4 bed.
kit. mud rm., bsmt., fenc., walk tc
grammar. IT., sr. and parochial
schools. Assume 5A 8s Gil. Mid
20s. Out Conn, left Newport Mil
I'd, left to 1l414 Lund pl. Cal
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHARLES H. JAMESON
"A. POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Clean brick rambler, liv. rm. l5x27,
firepl;. pic. window. family rm:,
Lee tAI mod. HI master bedrmi batS'
2 other bedrms.. bath. lower lev.
rec. rm., firepl., bar, "a bath,
furnace rm., office. Gear bsmt.
garage, 5-stall horse barn, lotion
hay storage. pastures and pad
docks, white board fenced, Pvt.
macadam drive, excel. neighbor-
hood. S49,500, terms. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21

u A. 6-rm. frame house. liv. rm.
din. rm., lge. mod. kit. 3 bedrms
bath, oil h.-w.h., superb garden
shade trees. Boyd-GermantowI
area. Sl5,95O. Terms, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21

SILVER SPRING, SI9.95O. Charm,
ing home. 4 bedrms.. 2 full baths
rec. rm., patio. lge. lot.
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64Qpgm

OPEN 1-6 SUNDAY
SILVER SPRING
CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED
JUST REFRIGERATED
RAMBLER = Corner, lot. fireplace.
room. maids room. laundry room,
dishwasher. disposal, and many
other features.
Priced at S27,450. LIST trust com
mitment. S23.300.
Dir: out Ga. ave. tn Forest Glen
road. right to Reddiek drive. left
on Reddiek / block which be-
comes Roswell drive and con-
tinue to No. 1901.
MURRAY H. WORTH q co.
JU. S-1Sl2 JU. b-66I9
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PRYME CONSTRUCTION CORP.
RIA 3-R4RR

KENsINGTON-Unusuaily attrac
5 5sdTSSd sn D. nat st stone y 6 I 1jtf
AIR CoNDiTIoNED. is 20 It
pan. Fla. I'm. overlook. 162-ft
deep beaut. Handicapped fenc. lot
lge. trees, cow. schls.. shops
transp. Low EOS. ASSUME AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21

GREENWOOD KNoLLs. 500, 800
Finer split level, like new. 3 huge
bedrms., spacious rec. rm., owner
transf. Assume 6h9o loan.
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Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

SAN XAVIER B sP1TI FACES WATER SHORTAGE;
DISTRICT TO HEAR HIGHWAY PROPOSAL AUG. II
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Rebuilding Considered
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

LEESBURG, Va, April H.
Wildlife fanciers in the Lees
burg horse country are going
to find whooping horsemen
mixed with their whooping
cranes at that sanctuary of the
bird lover and the fishermen
the Izaak Walton League.
Sam Paylor, president of the
local Izaak Walton chapter. and
Hap Puelicher, captain of the
Goose Creek Polo Club, an
nounced today the signing of
an agreement whereby the polo
club will use the Izaak Walton
clubhouse and grounds for a full
season of indoor outdoor polo.
BY mid-May, the Waltonians
are expected to have in place
on their grounds on the out
skirts of Leesburg 600 bleacher
seats. overhead lighting affixed
to poles, a 300-foot by 150-foot
arena inclosed with removable
sideboards, and concessio n
stands.
Goose Greek Polo Club has
promised to schedule a double
header in the Virginia. Mary
land Polo League each Friday
night, with the entire proceeds
to go to the Izaak Walton
League.
During the week Goose Greek
is scheduling mid-week games
for first-year players and for
Evening star., 1963-04-11
8 Horses Bottle
For TruiI Title

HOT SPRINGS, Va. April II
(AP).-The sixth annual 100
mile trail ride. sponsored by
the Virginia Trail Riders AS
ISOLATION. heads into It's final
20-mile lap today with three
horses In the running for the
title.
A strong contender Is the
defending champion. Skowrey.
owned by Mrs. Charles d. WI
man Of Moline. Ill. and ridden
by Mrs. William A. Hewitt OF
Rock Island. III.
Still IN contention are Cop
per Belle. the 1861 winner and
last years third-place finisher,
owned and ridden by Mrs. Ber-
nard Mccray Of Richmond. and
last years middleweieht divi-
sion winner. Milady. owned and
ridden by George w. Lewis Of
Bel Air. Md.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Cussius to Face
British Champion
In London Bout

LONDON, April IL (AP).-
British fight fans made a date
today for what Jack Solomon's
called the biggest boxing bo-
nanza in Britain for a genera
tion-the meeting Of unbeaten
Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper.
British heavyweight champion.
Promoter Solom ons. who
clinched the deal yesterday.
hustled ahead with detailed
plans for the Hereunder in
Wembley Stadium. June le Is
the tentative date.
"It's the greatest fight In
Britain for at least Is years" |"
Solomons proclaimed with de-
light.
"It'll be a sellout."
"I'n beat your Henry into
the ground" the confident Clay
was quoted. I'm certain 10
be the underdog and that's how
I like IT," Cooper said when
he heard the news. 1T makes
me fight better"
Evening star., 1963-04-11
District Studies
Feasibility Of
Boxing Helmets

The District Commissioners,
influenced by the recent boxing
deaths, ordered today q study
of the feasibility Of requiring
boxers here to wear protective
helmets.
Jocko Miller, District Boxinl
Commission chairman, said ht
would look into 1t. but thai
there are some objections To the
helmets as presently designed.
"They are hot and uncona-
Portable" he said. They also
give boxers o false sense Of
security"
District Commissioners Johr
b. Duncan asked how many
deaths occur a year as a result
of boxing injuries. Mr.. Miller
said that there have been nont
In the District in recent year:
but that live or SIX occur an
nually nationwide.
1--WE may be due for one,
commented Mr.. Duncan. "Tht
law of averages Is against Us
We may have TO consider drop
ping boxing here"
Mr.. Miller appeared before
the Commissioners originally u
propose two changes in boxing
regulations which were ap-
proved by the board.
One gives the ringside doctor
the right to stop a fight him.
self If he believes a fighter il
taking too much punishment
The other provides that boxers
must take two mouth guard:
into the ring in case one getS
knocked out.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Bryant Files
Second Suit
In Fix Case

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April
IL (AP).-Attorneys for Paul
tBear) Bryant, Alabama foot
ball coach, filed q IS million
libel suit against publishers Of
the Saturday Evening Post
today.
The suit, filed In United
States District Court, alleges
that Bryant was damaged by
the Posts article March %,
THE Story of a College Foot
ball Fix" in which the maga-
zine said Bryant and Wally
Butts, former Georgia athletic
director, conspired to fix the
1862 Georgia-Alabama game.
Butts also has a libel suit
for $40 million - pending
against the Posts publishers.
This is the second libel suit
filed against the Post by Bryant
The first, for 100000. was
filed in January and claims
damages for a Post article en-
titled, college Football Is
Going Berserk." The article
was written by Furman Bisher,
sports editor of the Atlanta
Journal.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
k. c. Gives AS
81 Leuse for
7-Yeur Period

KANSAS CITY. April IL
(AP). The lame duck city
council yesterday gave Charles
Finley a seven-year lease on
Municipal Stadium that never
will cost him more than 81 q
year unless his Athletics draw
at least 950.000 a season.
The lease also provides two
renewal options OF seven years
each and grants Finley 81
rental rights through 1864,
regardless Of attendance. II
Attendance falls below $50. 900
Finley may cancel the lease on
60-day notice. The club drew
635.67S last season.
The council members, all
except one OF whom was beaten
In the election two weeks ago,
acted In the face Of an opinion
given by the city counselor
That the action was not legal
outgoing Mayor II. Roe Bar
let and Finley signed the lease
only 10 minutes before a new
city council and may or. Ilui
Davis, were inaugurated. The
new council Immediately voted
10 reconsider the lease at III
next meeting.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Snead Seeks
SthGreensboro
Open Triumph

GREENSBORO, N. c., April
IL (AP) When Sam Snead
won the first Greater Green's
boro Open golf tournament
back in 1888 Gary Player was
two years old.
Today, Player and every 9TH
er man In the field of 156 is
arrayed against Snead as the
oath annual Greensboro Open,
now carryi: g a minimum $685.
900 purse, begins.
Snead, who will be 81 next
month, has been here for %
tournaments, winning seve n
from 1888 through 1860 and
finishing no lower than a tie
for third eight other times.
Player, a professional for 10
of his 81 years, hasn't played
here since his birthplace fin
ish three years ago. In two ear
lier bids he tied for third in
1857, his first year on the
American tour, and tied for
seventh in 1858.
He tied for fifth at the Mas
ters last Sunday and the next
day moved over to Atlanta to
shoot a 66 round and win the
Ryder Cup pro-amateur.
Masters Champion Jack Nick
laus and Arnold Palmer are
passing up the tournament.
The tournament runs u
holes, one round daily through
Sunday.
In yesterdays pro-amateur
warmup Canadian Stan Leon
ard and Dick Mayer shared
low pro honors with 66s, each
winning $370. Mac Main and
Bruce Champion tied for third
at SO to win $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Izook Walton Grounds
To Be Used for Polo

a group Of youngsters just be
ginning the game. These prac-
tice matches will be instruc-
tional as well as competitive.
Waye Brown, a four goal player,
is coming here from Milwaukee
to become the official coach Of
the club.
Brown also will play in Goose
Creeks high-goal games, add
ing life to It's indoor schedule
as well as the regular Sunday
afternoon games at Phipps
Field, located on Route so.
Goose Creek already has the
only four-goal man among Vir-
ginia players in Puelicher, who
will be backed this year by Zeke
Ferguson, Fred Peterson and
Don Bradley. The club roster
will include DR.. Robert McCon-
nell, william Beal, Sam Mar
shall. Sam Paylor, Victor Du-
Pont, jr., John Gordon Bennett
and Billy Santoro.
The opener probably will be
held May 81.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

NEW YORK, April II (AP) a..
Belmont Parks 60-year-o.d
grandstand, once known for its
beauty and comfort but now
outmoded and in need of extern
sive repairs, has led to revi-
sion of racing plans for 1868
In New York.
The New York Racing Asso-
citation, which operates the $33
million Aqueduct plant, Bel
mont and Saratoga, announced
yesterday that 1t was abandon
ing Belmont because the
grandstand is not safe and 1t
is no longer feasible to make
repairs to the structure which
are necessary for public safety.
1T would cost anywhere
from one-half million to $780,
900 to repair the roof alone -
James Cox Brady. board chair
man Of NYRA, said. I'VE de-
cided temporary measures were
ridiculous, and we came to the
point where 1t was foolish tc
put any more money into Bel.
mont"
Rebuilding Considered
The NYRA has been consid.
ering plans to rebuild the
ancient plant for several years
but all Of the plans hinge or
the Legislatures action on {
Evening star., 1963-04-11
AU Varsity Crew
Wins, Frosh Lose

NEW YORK, April IL (spe-
ciaD. - American University's
crew stays here today to row
Fordham on the same 2,000-
meter course at Orchard La
COON, off Long Island Sound
near Travers Island.
A high wind yesterday made
rowing uncomfortable but
proved beneficial to AU as the
Eagle varsity eight defeated
Iona for It's first victory fol-
lowing an opening defeat by
George Washington last satur-
day. AU won by n length and
q half In 6:4e.
AUS junior varsity was less
fortunate, losing 10 Iona's
freshman by two lengths while
finishing a half-length in front
Of the Iona w.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
PenneIV VuuIts
16-4 to Pass
Former Effort

NATCHIToCHEs. La, April
IL -(AP).-John Pennel, whose
16-foot-S-inch pole vault last
month is still pending as q
world record, has added an
other inch to his vault.
The 5-foot-li, i65-pound
track star from Northeast
Louisiana State College cleared
1914 yesterday In a triangular
meet on the Northwestern
La) State College campus
here.
Pennel, whose home is in
Miami, Fla, easily cleared 1874
on his second try. On his first
attempt he knocked the bar off
as he was coming down. Then
he tried 1875 but failed three
times.
The handsome athlete vault
ed 1873 last month in the
Memphis Relays to top the Of
ficially recognized standard Of
1924 held by Finland's Pentti
Nikula.
Nikula has scared l6-Sa4 in
doors, but only outdoor COM
petition is recognized for off,
cial world standards.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
RosewuII Bows
To Luver on Tour

WHEATON. H.. April IL
(AP). Rod Laver defeated
fellow Australian Ken Rose
wall. sc. last night IN the
main match OF the professional
tennis tour.
In other singles matches.
Luis Ayala Of Chile downed
Barry MacKay Of Dayton,
Ohio. 100. and Andres Oh
memo Of Spain defeated Earl
Buchholz Of 81. Louis. 3-6.
Gimeno and Rosewall de-
feated Buchholz and Lavm
I8.-5. In doubles.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

proposal to extend the extra
/ per cent of the parimutuel
handle.
The contract, under which
the NYRA receives 5 per cent
instead of 4, is due to expire
in 1865. The NYRA wants it
extended to the end of the or
ganization's franchise in 1879.
Brady is optimistic that the
1854 Legislature will approve
the extension, but he pointed
out that even II work began at
the earliest possible date next
spring the new Belmont
couldn't be ready to open un-
til 1865.
Dates Go to Aqueduct
Meanwhile, this years so
dates, June 3-July 2 and Sep
tember S0-October 26, will be
shifted to Aqueduct. Among
the well-known stakes which
will be seen in a new locale
in the June 8 running of the
Belmont Stakes. final leg Of
the Triple Crown.
In time, the Belmont stands
will be torn down, but Brady
said there is no hurry. The
dismantling Of the stands and
any rebuilding will not inter-
fere with training activities
Belmont has four tracks-the
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Faulty Grandstand Brings
End to Belmont Park

mile-and-a-half oval, the grass
and steeplechase courses inside
the dirt track and a mile train
ing track. 1t also has stalls
for most of the 1000 horses
quartered in the New York
area.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Navy Golfers Win I'd
BY Shutting Out CIV

ANNAPOLIS. April II (AP)
--Navy's golf team swept 10 It's
second victory In as many
matches yesterday. blanking
George Washington TO here.
Dave Commit and Jim Koehn
scored lopsided victories.
Burblek IN, def. Haney. . up: seeiey
M def Murphy, 4 and 3. Flory lNl
def, Rosen, B and 4. Haney mi def.
Ruben, 3 and 2 Koehn fNl def. Levihs,
SO sns con5,tt .NI Def younE' 2
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Cunudiuns Get Guard

VANCOUVER. British CO.
lumbia, April IL (AP).-The
British Columbia Lions of the
Western Football Conference
yesterday signed Guard Jim
Smith Of Utah State Univer-
sity.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

The 1868 Orange Bowl re-
gatta proved 10 be rough on
speedboats. In the first two
races, ITO Of 1853 boats entered
were wrecked or mechanically
disabled, most Of them from
striking floating coconuts.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

s,yMs yEIoE So,Ss5 cry uSS,o0 AgrII g, =;
sgtpoinlsS PrShf 6iPsuis, i3S. Jersey
City fA.
japan. drew ti0l.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
LIDO CLUB HONORS LEADING JOCKEY
Race Results
LuureI

.00Oi cling; I. a. m: Ayr. a
up; q fur.
Tessle T. (Thornb'gl lI.iO $40 $50
Fleet Jennie (0onEalez) 4.2O 800
Belle de Fer (Peake) 100
cshUnet SDs pfinc.ss ya SEsMsr Hs ca4Ss SSy ses
Little Kelley, Run Red Robin, sugar
Ann. Bold Blenn. Time, 1:13%.
2d-S3, 900; cling; 3 q 4 yr.; I'D. in
Md o fur.
Main sasEy Izakeerl l.4O $50 2.e0
Ratriek's Lady lGibb) 5000 1870
Stage Prince tRineonl $50
Diane's Doll, French Brook. Isma-
Dear, .Varette, Lucky Scott pissipator.
Qrandchild, Primrose Again. Equa-
frost. Time. i:i5aS.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-9) $3.50
Evening star., 1963-04-11
LAUREL DARK
TOMORROW

There will be no racing
at Laurel tomorrow in OBJ
servance of Good Friday.
Joe Kelly's graded selec-
tions for Saturdays pro-
gram will appear in to-
morrow's late editions.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Towson Whips
Hoyu Stickmen

GEORGETOWN University's
newly organized lacrosse team
was handed a 1873 whipping
Yesterday by TowSon State,
which rolled to a seven-goal
haIftirne load
Evening star., 1963-04-11
7omOrYOwS
Entries
Aqueduct

BY the Associated Press
Ist-S3,5OO: cling; 3 yrs. & up; mdns. /;
Wapiti Deer l22 xxF'nal Jg'sm't lOe
. Ping in lie lis sspeedy Susan los
3 Parma lI3 aPl'ant pr'ms ll3
q Jacobs -Bieber entry.
, castaldo entry.
Sd,.ss: 500: elmg,i 3 yEs, 4 up, Q fur;
Texas Twistef Ito GranAtam liz
oar our kOs.F kksTseib b. HI Toronti 100
3d-s3,5o0; cling; s-yr.; 9 fur.
Donna ~. ii0 ntta {. liz
HiS HC0s SIs Ban il5 srisht Marx iiS
4th-s3. 500; cling; 9-yr. q upi Q fur,
S! s.! D.,. Il; R:Ts' Rs:is r4sI RsF' III
sth--s4.2Oo; cling: Ayr. a up, 2 fur.
great Dame il9 Rockwater il2
ip ship ReTnMe Romspe. liz IJD ESgss q HsT es id s
6th-$7.5OO; alw.; 3-yr, q up; 7 fur.
Assyrian Qu'n 1l6 R'k Diam'd II ia
Landlady ia Blue Blur Ill
Prodana Nev'a ia xzoomzee 106
7th-$0. 900; alw.; 3-yr.; / mi.
Chronicle 122 BarlettA 112
SssiliE SSsS Notion liz kas r. Maf'iqi & iEa.l. liz
sth--sb,000I cling: 4-yrs. q up. IN
Good style l1B clinter ia
Orion 116 Rising Mist 122
Fran'seon 2nd III cautivador lis
9th-ss.bO0; cling: 4-yrs. d up:
Alpine star III chubasquito ms
la:s a.ls a,I.5S aSs !lS SSiSslREilfi. SSSSslElis.on liz
Guaieaipuro III
E-3, x-5, xx-7. xxx-1O pounds ap-
prentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Auueduct


BY the Associated Press
1st-S4. 900; mdns.: 3-yr, q up; fur.
April Serenade (Rotx) 4.1O $50 2.2O
Double Value CPieree) 4.2O 2.5O
Fulfili0le (BOland) 2.4O
Whirl. Marseillaise. Time, 1:12b.
2d-S3, 700; cling: Ayr. a. up; / mi.
Lady Brigand lSel'Fs) 1910 1880 500
Lady's Manor (Adams) $50 2.6O
Pepper Pot (BOland) SEQ
Main Deck, Another Sky, Marsilid,
Dads Thumper Time, 1898.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-3) $127.6O
Evening star., 1963-04-11

BY the Associated Press
lst-S3,5O0; cling; 3 yrs. q up: mdns.
Evening star., 1963-05-12

FAIRFAX = By OWNER, wooded
lot. 8 bedrms.. IN baths, sep,
din. rrn.. semi.det. cR. 3-4i72.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
CoME'N GET 1T

COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Just fol
you who desire that extra charm
A cozy. bright. brick split-level
consisting Of z generous rooms,
full baths. msgnificient large club
rm., beautiful yard and grounds
So much here for so little. and
easy TO purchase. You may as
sumo q most attractive large loan,
pay 0 small down payment, and
move right in. Priced to sell now
at $4,000. Call JE. 10000.
Shannon & Luchs
Evening star., 1963-05-12
PIONEER REALTY, INC.

sSs On, TENNESSEE y AVE. .wsFyicE
stass; sstoTS SlisE SAisfESISS.l' So: ruIi SIiSissTS. s,,'
fenced lot, storm windows. vashs,
and dryer, special swimming nooi
privileges This lovely home has
veterans At $4,000. only "
Evening star., 1963-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.
FALLS CHURCH AREA

$4,000, new-house cond. 2-bedrm
rambler, firepl. In liy. rm, sep
din, rm., scr. porch. $500 dn. ap-
pr0x. S93 mo-; mr.. new BeltWay
SKIES REAL ESTATE JE. 2.046O
FALLS CHURCH AREA, 3l6 oal
$4,000. immed. poss. 4 bedrms.
2 baths. living rm., din. area anc
Kit. combined, bedrms., bath or
lst fir. Screened porch. End fir.
bedrms., bath. Alum. carport
Beaut. cor. lot. Open sunday III
BY OWNER. Dir: Out Arlington
blvd. to Graham rd.,. right or
Graham rd., left on Tyler ave. Il
Johnson rd.. continue on johnson
I'd. to Oak dr., turn left on Oak
dr.. to 3l6, JE. 4-S074,
Evening star., 1963-05-12

WOODBRIDGE = 4 bedrms., 2la
fully Insulated, cow, to shop, Fl.
Belvoir and ouantico, Sl6,b00,
assume FHA loan. 773-2168.
WOODBRIDGE, VA.-BY OWNER,
4-bedrm., 2-full-bath, bi-leyel
home. Reasonable equity and as
sumo a. % Oh loan. sos Frances
dr.. Phone 4q4-2663.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
VIZ BRICK
FIVE

BEDROOMS or 4 plus den,
II you prefer. This fine
home also features q large
family room, conveniently To-
Gated off the kitchen. The
family room has . walkout
TO . 2S-ft. patio for delight
ful evening relaxation. In ad-
ditlon, there are THREE
FULL BATHS, two fireplaces,
. huge delightfully finished
RECREATION ROOM, a
CARPORT and Dashboard
hot-Water heat. Priced right
In q PRESTIGE close-in lo-
cation IN the mid-30s.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
WOODBRIDGE

3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler, 3 years
old, Handicapped, fenced yard, near
playground. shopping centers.
owner being transferred. Available
80 May. .140 Richmond I'd. Phone
7O3-404.2647.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

LAND H0!-lmagine Q sprawlinR
acre in convenient. prestiSs nsiSS.
borhood. This spotless shoWplace
nestles among towering trees. Fea-
lures oversize living rm. with fire.
place, formal din. rm., luxury
equipped kitchen, huge main floor
family. rm. with fireplace, 3 gem
erous bedrms., 2 baths. basement
Only S29,e5o. HANSON HOMES,
Realtors, JE. 3-a737
Evening star., 1963-05-12
YOU

WITH THE STARS IN YOUR EYES
Mai % home %beautitaiiy ii Tram framed % By
tall trees. on q 24O-ft. deep lot.
with fenced rear. yard. has excel
lent room and closet sizes. Larse
liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious
din. rm.. kitchen with eating
space. 5 bedrms. and full base
ment with paneled recreation
room. Only S19,500 and you can
take over . large. low-interest
OF loan. Call JE. 3-3333 now.
Evening star., 1963-05-12

800 NIBLIcK DRIVE Sc.
Open % 2. i-bedrm., 2Ia-bath
brick split level. on beaut. wood
ed fenced y acre. Walk 10 West
.rSs1, w9od Country Gov Club, Cat Catholic
Evening star., 1963-05-12

BY BUILDER-All-brick split-level,
2h baths, fin. rec. room, h.-w.n
full basement. Private dock, fish
ing and swimming. 10 min, from
Springfield, Va. Call Ell. 4-12l0
for directions.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Why Go to the Beach?

W0oDBRiDGE-Immac, s-bedrrn.,
bath rambler, full bsmt;, ali
home owner. Only S15,750. AS
sumo CT loan with modest down
payment. RAMEY REALTY CO.,
7Q3-494-6157, or 703-494-