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Evening star., 1963-01-31

Glenmont Bowl, defending
champion in the Capital Wom-
ems Major League, broke up a
touch-and-go race, at least
temporarily, last night when it
took a 3-game lead.
Tied with Suitland Bowl go
ing into action against Coca
Cola, Glenmont scored a sweep
while Suitland was dropping
three games to Miller High Life.
Captain June Hillock led the
way to the big victory with a
3S8 set. 10 Donaldson, who is
making a bid for the individ-
ual title, helped with a 372.
Inez Rhine of Bowl America
was the nights star at 397, but
her team lost two games TO Full
ford's Radio.
John Hughes Co. won three
from Fair Lanes. Queenstown
Bowl two from Jack Blank Pom
tiac and Goetz Co. two from
King Pin.
For Fair Lanes Mabel Schatz
shot 3el-151. Alice Beall rolled
378 for Miller High Life and
Edie Adams 377 for Jack Blank
The standings: Glenmont
1923; Suitland. 37-26; Jack
Blank, 1929; Queenstown, 49,
30: Fulford's, 1890; Miller
High Life, 1921; John Hughes
Co., 1921; Bowl America, 81
80: King Pin, 27-36; Coca Cola
27-36; Goetz, 26-37, and Fair
Lanes, 26-37.
Frances Wilson Of F'ulford's,
the individual PAGER, rolled 371
for l22-43. Her 372 placed
runnerup Mrs. Donaldson at
Il2l-54. Third-place Betty Ste
vens of Suitland shot 332 for
1911.
Bowling ability in the Souder
family isn't confined to the
noted Wayne, it seems. His
younger brother, Dicky, blasted
a 164-420 for Congressional
Olds last night in the Metro
! politan Circuit League.
. It enabled Congressional OldS
Evening star., 1963-01-31
College Basketball

McNeese rs, Northeast La. 81
East Tennessee 70, Tennessee Tech
so
wofford 10, Piedmont 90
Arkansas Tech 82, LOuisiana Tech
Erskine 70, Pembroke 81
Western Carolina 10. Lsnoir Rhyme
Catawba %, GuiIford 65
Virginia State 81, Morgan State SO
MIDWEST
Detroit IS. Michigan 20.
Evansville 7s. So. Joseph's Ind SO.
Valparaiso 81, Washington (Mo.) SO.
ST. Ambrose IS, Illinois Tech 55.
Western Illinois rs. Quincy SO.
Illinois state ~. Culver-Stockton IL
Miiiikin 81. MeKendree 50.
AUGSBURG (MinnJ rs, River Fslls
Indians Tech "a, Gltfln ST..
Ball state 20. Franklin 12.
klnES College IS. Malone IS lotD.
Albion 20, Eastern Miehigan 12.
ASSUMPTION (ontariol 02. Detroit
Tech SO.
Findlsy 81, Mount Union 81.
Aaulnas %, Kalamazoo 81.
Ohio Northern SO, 0liyet 40.
SOUTHWEST
Houston So, Texas A&M 81.
Arizona IL, Arizona state Cellege IS.
OklAhOma City 20. Regis 81.
FAR WEST
Seattle %. 81. Mary's 63.
San FsrnsndO Valley 50. San Diego
weber SO, OranEe State Is.
San Francisco State 81 Alameda
state 65.
Evening star., 1963-01-31

By the Associated Press
AREA
Navy IS, Virglnia 66
Navy PlebeS 20, Va. Frosh %
EAST
Cornell IS, Springfield 80
Manhattan 81. Army SO
Temple 65, Lehlgh 80
LaSalle 81. Delaware sc
West Liberty 81, Waynesburg 81
Youngstown So. Geneva 81
MIIlersville ~. Cheyney 81
franklin q Marshall 40, GettysburE
Kutztown 53. West Chester SO
Manifold %, East StrOudsburG 65
susquehanna 10, LyeOming 80
Juniata So, Albright So
Windham 12O, New Bedford Tech
FrsdOnlA State s5, Rochester Tech
Jersey City state Sc, Monmouth SO
Madison Fairleigh Dickinson 10,
Brooklyn Poly 81
Newark Rutgers. III Paterson state
bloomsbury 80. shippensburE 80
SOUTH
West virginia ia, florida 81
Wake Fesest 5S, n. G; State 10
LOuisisna State az, LOyOIA. New
Iouisvilis 81, Western Kentucky SO
Centenary e5, Southern Miss. SO
Fisk 10f, Lane 81
Tenn. State IS, Cannon, Pa, 80
Norfolk state 72' Hampton Institute
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BOWLING
AT Farewell Note
After 49 Years
By ROD THOMAS

Fory-nine years ago the writer received his first by
line 1t was on bowling story in the Washington Post
This is his final column, He is retiring from The
Star after nearly 81 years Of service for one OF the finest
newspapers worked for He is proud to have
been so long a member Of The Star staff
He is happy too that he probably will be remembered
best for his coverage of the wonderful game Of bowling
1t has brought him many treasured associations.
am sure the sport will reward my successor, Dick
OBren in the way I am just as positive that the
game will find him asset.
I'll be around If at any time in any manner can
be Of service the game which has meant so much to me-
the phone number is Randolph 3-9232.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BY the Associated Press

1t was pretty much the same
old story - Big Wilt did the
scoring and the Boston Celtics
did the winning.
San Francisco's Wilt Cham
berlain and Boston's Bill Rus
sell, the top offensive and de-
fensive players in the National
Basketball Association, resumed
their personal duel last night.
wilt finished up with SO
points but Boston won the
game, l25-111. 1t was the sixth
victory in as many starts
against the Warriors this sea-
son for the defending cham
pions and increased their divi-
sion lead to 8l2 games.
Lakers Edge Knicks
Jerry West, Elgin Baylor ant
Dick Barnett accounted for "a
points as Western leader Lo;
Angeles - winning its 18th ir
II starts - rallied to overcome
New York, 116-1l5, in the frs
game Of the Boston Garder
double header.
Boston, getting fine performs
ances from Russell and San
Jones, didn't trail against tht
Warriors.
Jones was second high mar
for the winners with 81 points
while Russell scored % and out
rebounded Chamberlain, grab
bing 81 off the boards to II
for Wilt.
West broke a 112-112 dead
lock with 20 seconds left in the
first game and the Lakers add
ed another two points to the
Evening star., 1963-01-31

IGLS, Austria, Jan. 81 (AP).
Two British and one Ameri-
can team spilled on the same
curve today In accident
studded workouts for the four
man world bobsled champion
ships this week end.
Two British crewmen, Robin
Widdowes and David Lewis,
suffered ankle injuries. Bill
Dundon, of the United States
No. 2 team was believed to have
injured a knee.
All three were taken to near
by Innsbruck Hospital. A hos
pital spokesman said they suf-
fered only minor injuries,
mostly bruises.
They were released after
treatment. There we're no i'm
mediate reports from their
team captains as to whether
they will be able to run in the
championships.
Marine COllapses
The organizing committee
first announced that the
United States team had escap-
ed injuries. Dundon, a 28-year-
old Marine Corps corporal from
Watertown, N. Y. was ready to
sit in for the days second run
when he suddenly collapsed
unable to walk.
All three crashes occurred or
virtually the same spot, In the
No. 10 curve, a drawn-out
right turn where the sleds
come down with an average
speed of IS kilometers pei
hour.
The crews hit the inside wal,
of the curve, bounced back onto
the outside wall and tipped
over.
Organizers and experts SAID
all three crews had made the
same mistake by trying to take
the curve in a nearly straight
line to gain time.
Sled Overturns
Britain's No. 2 sled, witt
Pilot William MCGOWAN, Wild
doves. Phillip Martyr anC
Brakeman Andrew Hedhes wa
the first to run into disaster.
The sled overturned in thu
lower half of the curve, throw
ing the crew onto the ice. Nc
Cowan jumped back. scrambled
into the empty brakeman's sea-
and brought the sled dowr
safely.
Widdowes was taken down II
a stretcher. his left leg band
aged.
Britain No. / with Pilot An
thony Nash, who placed thirC
in the two-man championship
last week, careened into No. II
and nearly somersaulted. Cur
Renwick caught the sled before
II went wild, while the other
were thrown clear. Renwicl
brought the sled down.
Lewis was unable 10 stanC
up and was lifted on
, stretcher.
The United States second
Evening star., 1963-01-31
CeItics Score Again Despite
Willis 5O-Point Effort

lead before AL Butler was al
lowed to score untouched in
the final second.
Baylor Scores 81
The Knickerbockers came up
with a good third period and
grabbed an S4-76 advantage
heading into the final quarter
But the Lakers ran nine points
in a row, took over the lead
and it was a two-point differ
ence one way or the other the
rest Of the way.
Baylor topped all scorers
Evening star., 1963-01-31
ANKESON.s ANGLE
First Complaint
On Hall Arrives
BY LEWIS r. ATcHISoN

The first complaint about the initial selections for the
National Professional Football Hall Of Fame not long
coming was gentle chiding, rather than
pant E. Bacon of Silver Spring. He
thought the seectors skipped bhey too many old
sters
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Hockey Scores

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit. q; New York. /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pittsburgh. 3; Springfield. 0.
Quebec. 3; Hershey. 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
New Haven. 5; Charlotte. 8.
Knoxville, Z; Clinton. 3,
Long Island at Johnstown. 20
)oned. weather.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Los Angeles. 3; Portland, 3.
San Francisco 5; Caleary. 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Port Huron. 3: Muckegon, l..
Minneapolis. 8; Fort Wayne, 2.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
MIA Standings

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Los Angeles ll6, New York 1l6
Boston 1875, San Francisco Ill
GAMES TONIGHT
Cincinnati VS.. Boston at College
Park, Nd.
Chicago W. New York ct Syracuse
st. Louis at Syracuse
Los Angeles vs.. Detroit ct Fort
Wayne.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
dodge CUT OUR MAINTENANCE

After trying many other makes settled Dodge DSOOs with 50
h We engines We six Of them that travel
miles year. They have cut maintenance costs S5S
10000 miles before valve grind 10000 miles before major
overhaul Our drivers like the too, for their easy handling
comfortable cabs and fast acceIeratOnlJ Kenneth shsps ssspU
PA Ca Dodge trucks don't stop their ecOnOmzns with
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QUIET OPERATION

The remote condenser keeps
noise and vibrations outside the
house. Evaporation coil fits in
furnace and works with forced
warm air system, requires no
floor space.
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Phone for FREE
Cooling Survey

of your home. Make an appoint.
ment for day or evening, IN your
own home. Our experts win est.
mate your needs without obliga.
ton to you. Call your nearest
Sears store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

3-HP Unit Installed with SOOA
38,OOO-BTU Compressor Rating ODD
If your home is not comfortable in every room, it's
failing vital part Of its function: TO provide comfort
center Tor family growth and welbeng, every day of
the year. Just few dollars per month can give YOU
whole future Of climate control resort freshness
through hottest summers. Talk with Sears cooling
specialists today, there's no obligation q 4, and HIP
sizes also available. Sean S.ors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

THE EVENING STAR Washington c. wednesday March ~ 1858
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
Admiral BakutiS Is Breakfast Speaker

The Holy Name Society at the Naval Station held their monthly Communion Breakfast at the Base last Sunday Morning, March 10.
 Breakfast was served at the Chief Petty Officers Club with s4 men in attendance, approximately 25 of whom were Holy Name men from St. Mary's Parish in Kodiak
 The principal speaker was Rear Admiral Fred E. Bakutis, Com mandant, Seventeenth Naval Dis
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
Panchot's Series
 Faces EIks "A's'

Russ Panchot's 632 series paced the Kodiak Elks A team, Monday as they compiled 2827 pins. Other A scorers were Eldon Lester with 599 Ed Pecore with 532, LeROy Wittich, 547 and Buster Richard son 519.
 Leading the B team was Herman Durall with a 525 series, followed by Tom Gallagher, 473; Harold Lawhead, 497 and Ed Ogborn 475 fol total of 2478.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
Navy Commences Quonset Cleanup At Cape chiniak
KODIAK MIRROR

In release from the Kodiak Naval Station late last week it was announced that major cleanup of the Naval Station recreation area has begun.
 The Naval Station has been using the numerous quonset huts and a few other small buildings for rec reation purposes. They were built in 1922 and originally used for Army troop housing. They became vacant after the War and remained so until about 1852 when few of them were unofficially used as recreation cabins.
 In 1856 the Station started con- trolling the assignment of these cabins, but due to frequent trans fer of military and civilian person nel and the disenchantment of in- dividuals trying to maintain these old quonset huts in livable condi- tion many have fallen into disuse
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

and disrepair. They were adver- tised for sale but there was no mar ket.
 AS soon as the snow season is over and the snow removal equip ment operators can be kept at Cape Chiniak for extended periods, the cleanup will be completed.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

trict. Responding to a request from his audience, Admiral Bakutis, himself a member of the Holy Name Society, gave very interest ing account of his seven days at sea alone in life raft during World War II.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
Legal Notice

THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Estate of PAUL NEKEFEROFF, Deceased
 No. 62-216 P
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that LLOYD ZIMIN has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of PAUL NEKEFEROFF.
 All persons who have claims against the deceased must present them, with the proper vouchers, not later than August IS, 1863. Claims must be presented to the Administrator at Box 315, South Naknek. Alaska, or to his Attor- ney, Roy H. Madsen, Box 726, Blinn Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
 /s/ Lloyd Zimin,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Paul Nekeferoff, deceased. Publish: Feb. 9,
 March 1, 8 and IS, 1862.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
OLD FOSSILS

Geologists at Pasagshak Point have identified fossil shells as being of Pliocene or Miocene age, or roughly 1O,OOO,OOO years old.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
MINE GRANITE

At one time granite was mined in Kodiak, but total production at it's peak was less than $50O,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

WOODM0OR, -FOUR C0RNERs-2.
bedrm. 6rk: Colonial, well lands.
extras. Low down payment. As
sane CT. Ss7-576o.
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- BRAND-NEWI One
only Lovely rambler, split foyer
entry, 3 twin-size bedrms.. 2
full baths. delightful liv. I'm.
and din. rm.. lge. deluxe kit. VI
table space, pantry. Full bsmt.,
fin. rec. rm., level lot. FILA 5000
down or VA no & down.
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hOUSE EOk The HARDY. Many
steps, but also trees, privacy.
bedrTns., z baths, liv. rm., din.
rn1., kitchen, bsmt. Carpets and
Grapes. Good for bachelors, not for
pregnant mothers, infants or most
others-in-law. 5l42 Klingle st. NV.
EN-. 2-84l7.
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RIGGS PARK AREA

AN4OOO 7 4A4N4A IA4NL4A
Semidet. brick, bedrms., modern
bath, liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit,
dishwasher, rec. rm., plus powder
Tm., z air conditioners.
MURRAY LEVINE ia, q-3l4A
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53LU WEILAWNE1N ND,
Detached rambler, large lot, large
rooms and Nath, full bsmt. gas wa.
heat, priced at $4,000, terms. Dir:
Mass. Ave. to Fire Dept, left to
Walhonding, left to Wehawken, left
to $3.50.
J. LEE DONNELLY & SON INC.
Ma. 1886 Realtors W0. 6-2362
PAINT RANCH FARMS Brick
rambler on over acre of wooded
beauty. Large living room, fire.
place, dining room, 3 bedrooms,
heated breeZeway, brick garage,
also frame garage for storage.
Reduced to sell at $3.50. Immedi-
INC, REALTOR, call to 2. HE.
1000.
LIST WITH IOHR
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so2l WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. $500
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SILVER SPRING-Close TO District
ene, walk 70 shopping and transp.
SPACIOUS S-Oedrm. rambler, z baths,
hn; ,Ismlly 1n., huge lot with trees.
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MOVING, PACKING, sToR.

ABLE M0VERS-se an hour for ,
uniformed men and 2l-d. vans. Il
eensed movelS Short notice. Emer.
storage. s6l-0io6.
BOXLEY MOvERs-6 rms, so up.
Padded vans, immed. storage. 10
cal or long distance, e3z-se91.
CERTIFIED MOVING AND HAUL
ING-You call We haul From 81
up. s79-o34o.
EAGLE MOVERS, lowest moving
rates In area. Flat prices Sl3-l7l2.
MOVING, STORAGE
VII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Stor.
age. Reas. rates. ia. $50.
LIGHT HAULING local moving,
beaches a specially. S. l.. MORRIS.
TU. 2-llSo or TU. 2-sS07.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country Storage in sep.
arate rooms packing, overseas ain
cargo. Phone NO. 1-oi0l, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1905.
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PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs-Lsrae
bright cruss-Fentilzted rooms loczf-
ed q beautiful, spacious gr0unds,
only 10 minutes 10 PentaFon or
downtown By any Of s bus Inca.
Secretarial service. ample free
parking adjacent % shopping cen
ter. Churches and schools within
walking distance.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
I Bedroom Ss7 50
junior z bedrooms q large,
] small bedrOomJ, So 50
Mount vernon AVenue and Russell
Road IN Alexandria
Phone e3S-Gfoo
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LANGLEY PIX, near LansbuFgh's,
ash-blonde p a n ! e d rec. rm.,
baths, l4xl6 encl. rear porch, air
conditioners, bedrm., $3.50 mo
lll0 Merrimac DR.. HE. 4-4seo.
LOVELY modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Fenced rear yard, North
Springfield area. $50 mo. Call or
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RIGGS PARK BEAUTY

Liv. rm., din rm., eat-in kit, pow
der room. 3 bedrms., bath, End n.
night club rec. rm;, lge. lot, beauti
IL iIy so lsaSsc coy S. oG JONES' s. s5sis
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WESTMORELAND CIRCIF ARF1

!" - 2IMVhE55ANY CIhCLE AKA
ideal for bachelor or couple. Si3,.
$50 with low down payment, easy
terms. Open Sun. $3.50 pm.
To reach from D. c.: Out Mass,
ave. to Westmoreland circle. right
on western ave. to 1900 block,
left. 2 blocks to 1905 Bayard
blvd; Gail Nj, Clark. RAA 3-9Ql1.
a. s. GARDINER & CO.. INC
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

AkLANDRlA = 2-bedrm., semidet.,
Felced I'd. Mr.. shops, schools, bus.
NaC. Refs, lease req., or viii sell.
Terms. I6e-634l.
CHEVY CRASE. ND, 6li7 Western
ave. Comp. ilrn. except linens, 4
bedrms., z baths, powder rm., rec.
LEI DONNELIY 4 son, INC,
MA. s-53ls, 10. e-1362.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEAs AREA, rent with option TO
buy, , bedrms., custom built, pres
uge area on Mt. Vernon Pkwy..
SIS. so. S-saAl
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CAPTTOL HILL AREA

CAPIIOL HILL AREA
oo7 Mass. ave. he, lge. rms, and
kit, 2 mod. baths beautiful rec.
rm., nice home plus income excel
lent condition. Priced to sell.
II. 6-0l23 OWNER 3ee-Il83
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WAIVED

ROMA PARK or sIL. SPG.
AREA Retired lady wishes apt. in
private white home Of lady or cou-
pie. Unfurn-, reas., M. bus o. shop
center. q1z-o017.
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Detached bedrms., bath on LIST fir
Beautiful Handicapped yard. Out
standing location. Vacant. Decorated
Only $l8,s50.
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iAPTTOL HILL AREA

CAPITOL HILL AREA
South Carolina ave. and 10th st., Sc.
semidetached brick s rms, bath,
full bsmt., automatic h.w.h. Ideal
for home or investment. Priced low
for quick sale. H. 7. RANDOLPH,
FE. 7-2l37 or RE. 6-46se.
nnrnn NM ~ n "a g =
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HIIIEREST

". 900 FLA appraised. 2-b edTm.
brk. duplex. Din. rm., mod. kit,
full bsmt., fin. back porch, fenced
yard. Lots Of trees and flowers.
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: IA ll.I1 / J

ANDRIS
so7l WIS. AVE. OIL. 5000
CHEVY CHASE. 4lO5 Edgevale CT.
Brk. rambler, 3 b.r.. 2 baths,
gar. Vac. OWNER. Wo. 6-1112.
CHEVY CHASE, SOMERsET-.-one
OF the best values on today s
market. Imagine q brick rambler
in this most desirable commune
ty with large living rm.. dining
rm., equipped kitchen with table
SPACE. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. paneled
rec. rm., garage, scr, porch anq
patio for only $4,000. WHERE
ELSE CAN YOU MATCH III?
ANDRIS REALTY OF. 2-9070 I'll 8
CHEVY CHASE-A brand new mod
ern 4-bedroom contemporary In 2
most desirable older section. A
rare find that must be seen to be
appreciated. Quality construction =
zone heating and central air condi'
tioning extra large living room
ideal for entertaining everythine
necessary for real living. Call M0,
$500. EDW. H. JONES 4 CO..
INC nnaltOF
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OPEN 10 Am. to PM
DIRECTIONS shirley Hwy 10 shiringon Shopping center
right At Hot shopps shrnston House sign
JOHN SAFER PROPERTIES
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MICHIGAN PARK
5000 BLOCK 10th ST. NE.
$14,950-12 Years Old
$1,000 DIN. - S103 MO.
Including taxes and insurance
Substantial dn- pymt.
Semi-detached. 8 rms. mod. kit,
with bkfst. nook. Ions front and
rear I'd. Shrubbery. One blk.
from trans. and school.
AID. 4-03S3, 529-S546 (Sun. only
between 2-6l.
Me-, 100 block Oates st.-SlA,000.
3-bedrm. row brick, full bsmt., ga
rage, storm windows and doors,
encl. heated porch, hugs back yard,
PHILIP 7. ATKINS REALTY, DE.
2-40e7, Ii. 3-7066, or Mr.. Corley,
529-743l.
ON MINNESOTA AVE. S.E-Lge.
brk. home on corner lot. sep.
full baths, lots Of rm., handy to
everything. See this home as
soon as you see this ad.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
~ non1 ~ n0r1
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ALL BRICK

Extra special rambler: i'm
maeulate large rooms fea-
turing paneled recreation
room with fireplace and
bar. Washer, dryer and ex-
ira refrigerator remain in
the utility room OF this l.
year-old, 3-bedrm, home.
Screened porch off carpet
ed living room. Close TO
NASA and Goddard Space
Agency. Below market In
mid 20s.
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CRESTVIEW -4el7 Earlstone DR.. 2
bIks. Of Western ave. nr. 18th St.
Brick bungalow, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, den, bedrms., stairway to un-
sis,sSo. ROGERS REALTY, Ma.
s-o9o4, u. s-o57e.
CUSHING DRIVE 1907, garrett
Park Estates Attractive 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Pine paneled rec.
rm. Level yard. Trees, Sl9,Soo.
Dir: Out scOnsin, right on
Strathmore, left on Flanders to
Cushing, left to sign, OR, out Conn.
to Knolls, left TO Flanders, right to
Cushing, left to sign,
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.iST WITH LOHR
POTOMAC

SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY
A 2-story high. 40x1S-ft. liv. rm.
features stone firepl., a bal
cony. master bedrm. is 35x16-ft.
We could go on but room sizes
tell only "a the story. The ga
acres incl. 240-ft. waterfront.
S47,950.
oiuliano, AK. $4,000 COL. s-O54M
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA I'm.
mense true Williamsburg on large
corner lot with Vermont slate roof
3 double bedrooms large first floor
den, 2b7 baths, finished room over
2-car garage, porch, vacant, must
be seen, 5000. GRAY KISSING.
Err & co., INC, JU. $500.
ROCKVILLE Reduced. SpotIess
rambler on quiet street, $3.50 dn.,
Slo3 mo.
CoUNTYWIDE co. s4S-l 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HIUgH 7. P,ECk !;

CONN. AVE. ESTATES -Open Sat.
and Sun, I to 5; mile from
from this neat all brick 3-bedrm.
rambler, new mod. kit, fin. rec.
rm., on huge fenced lot, many ex-
tras. $3.50, $50 down FLA, Out
Viers Mill I'd. to Conn. ave, right ]
blk. to 1907 Brightview. VII. 2-ol4e.
CREST PARK, HHLANDALE Sit
ting amog more expensive homes
Is this new spacious A-bedrm., IA
hath brk, split-l evel. Rec. rm.,
lovely kit. with eating area, car
port, patio, full sub-bsnt. Walk to
schools and transp. Just S2e,e50.
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
III o-eoOo