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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Esquire Direct
Wins Feature
al RosecrOft
BY DICK 0BRIEN
star stan writer

Cutting out the fastest time
of the meeting. the heavily
favored Esquire Direct. f-year-
old son Of Esquire, owned by
George Landers and William
Council OF Ocean Park. Me-.
won the first LEG OF the $500
Harness Tracks Of America
Pace last night At Rosecroft
Raceway before q crowd Of
7.776.
The victory came as no sur
prise TO the crowd who made
Esquire Direct 6-to-5 choice.
but the Billy Haughton-trained
and driven horse had 10 90 all
out IN the stretch 10 hold of
Clearview Stables Winnow. a
25-to-l shot trained and driven
by Earl Avery. Esquire won by
a neck In a photo finish. Pru-
dence Adios. the only mare in
the race, finished third.
Esquire direct paced the mile
in 2.03.2 and paid $3.50. $40
and $3.50.
The race set a wagering high
for this season at Rosecroft as
the crowd bet S46,533.
The lowest daily double Of
the current meeting, $1,000.
was paid as a pair Of Hugh
Grant-trained horses won the
first two pacing events.
Del Miller trained both win
ners for Grant and drove
Countless Adios in the first
event. scoring a length-and-
three quarters victory over T.
H. Towne's Captain Way. Her
time for the mile was an inn
pressive 2:06.4.
Jimmy Arthur. Miller's as
sistant. took over the reins in
the second event and drove
Meadow Helene in ahead Of
Miss Ches Sue by three
lengths.
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The driver Of the other car.
William Uni. 50. Of Pleasant
vile. was treated for cuts and
bruises and then released In
$500 bail on . charge Of driving
while Intoxicated.
Allen was en- route 10 his
Westchester County home after
today's ball game IN New York
City.
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Navy Trockmen Toke
10 Events in Betting GU

P nsss. .ms as9 az Gam sss
asl es.sA,,e kins ana coisman
Nays undcfeated Plebe golf
ers squeezed By the George
town Freshmen. "a. 10 post
their NTH victory.
vAllnlls, oeornslqpn. defeated nher.
ueqfaelnNn, defeated JACOBSON. 4 and
3. Maftln, NaYy, defeated LInkina. 1 up
en- tht 18th. stafford. oeoT0etoWn,
defeated Warnef : and l. roaiff.
NAVY. defeated Jenny. and 4. Nc.
Cabin. Nayys defeated Rhlnehart. :
and 1.
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AU Nine Wins
Seventh Game

American University's base
bali team handed william g.
Mary Norfolk Division its third
defeat of the season. 1l-7.
yesterday at AU.
William & Mary now has a
1913 record and American is
TO. The Eagles jumped of to
a 40 lead in the first inning
and VAN never caught up as
Bob O'Brien won his fourth
game against three defeats for
the Eagles.
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Midget Team HurIer
Posts I'd No-Hitter

hickey Steele yesterday
pitched his second no-hitter
Of the season as the Alexandra
Boys Club midget baseball
team defeated Annandale
Boys Club. 1873. at Mclean.
Joe Murphy hit two home
runs for Alexandria and Don
McMenevin and John Kemper
had one each. The Alexandra
juniors also won yesterday. de-
feating the Mclean juniors, o-3.
at Mclean.
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St. Johns Trockmen
Roll Over Gonzoqu

st. Johns won every event
but the broad Jump as 1t de-
feated Gonzaga. 74-24, in a
track meet yesterday at Ameri-
can University.
Art Ernst was q double win
ner with victories in the 100
and 220-yard dashes.
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Allen Escapes Injury
In Auto Collision

PLEASANTVrLLE. N. y. May
. tAPl Mel Allen. AZ. sports
hioadcaster for the New York
Yankees. escaped injury late 10
day IN q car collision on Saw
min River Parkway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Gu Loses IN Tennis

BALTIMORE. May 9 (AP)
Johns Hopkins swept four Of
six singles matches today. de-
feating Catholic U. 81 in a
Mason-Dixon Conference ten
mis- match for its seventh VIC
tory in eight outings.
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Totals aa ~ 5 Totals 34 Ill4 6

E-FitzgeraId, Hershey Wetherins-
ton. Draper, zeb. Marshall. DP--Mar-
shall to Harrison to Denton ca.
2b-Fitzgerald Hyde. Marshall.
Roman. 2, Kessler. s-Kessler ST.
ps.g.s p 4 Iags 9 9 : 3
TWR-Drapsr5 PB-wsthsrinstOn.
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ANNAPOLIS. May . gAPl-
Nays trackmcn won 10 Of IS
events today a. they sailed to
q o6vss victory over George
town.
Jim Hart led the Middles'
sweep IN the field events as he
won the shot put with q toss
OF 40 feet IL inches and cap
|tured the discus event with q
heave Of i5s feet 3 inches.
Another double winner for
Navy was Randy McHcnry.
who won both hurdle events.
Bob Spain Of Georgetown
won the 100-yard dash IN 10
seconds nat and finished third
In the 220. Al Staebler won
the 4l0-yard dash and an
chored oeorgetown's successful
mile relay team.
Nile; l--Boh Duntis. Navy; a.
TSse,tsin. osorsetovn' i:is.5
40. l-M 9taebler. oooraetogn.
|2-Jlm Dunn. Nayyi 3-carioa Tan.
oeoreetown. 0:40b.
shot Put: Jim Hart, NAVY, ~
feet ~ inches: a-Paul Mankouich,
Navy: 3--Louls Bartek. NAVY.
Jasslln; l-Rlll schroeder Navy
Navy; 8-PhiIlp Limpert, 0eorgetown.
100: bob SPAN, oeorEetoyn. z
Van Houien, Navy. 0:l0.O.
$50. i--Norm williams. .Oeoree-
town: 2--Fred March, Navyi 3-Bill
kiegins, Navy. 1858.
N. H1sh 'gS s@.gE.' IasDsIs MAJ NIL
and NIKE Lees. Navy etie)
Broad jump: - John pettbaFn.
Navy, ~ feet 8 inches: 2-scotty
Thorell, NAVY 3-Dick super, Navy.
Pole Vault: bob Beaten, Navy,
10 feet 9 inches; 2-3--Bob Michael.
Nayy and Paul KleindoTfer Navy.
H. lTS ma nav Aurslss r, lH1 Fasrh Ne s,
oso5s:toEn; s-Tom Shields. NAVY haai.
Discus: Hart. Navy, iss feet 81
lnehesi 2-Bartek. Navy: 3-Man-
koyybisah, Nav; .,,.. -.
Hsst:n. E NAVY ssSsli s' 3sors.io SaR
a-Mne, bob vinton, oeoreetown:
Bob Kunkle. Navy; 3-Bern Piem-
ing; on Navy ,vy g;Hle,, $3.50.
=shiei6ess; Nav; 3-stu Seaman.
Mile relay: l-oeorsetown cTan.
Kelly, williams, staeblerl; Navy
dunn Phillips. Dettbarn, March,
osAo'N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

John Garten Of George
Washington High School bet
tered the Virginia Group I rec
ord for the mile run with a
time Of 4:25.3 yesterday in the
Northern Virginia Group /
track championships at Wake
deId.
Wakefield ran away with the
team title, scoring 78 7i10
points. The Warriors had three
double winners. John zwerner,
Parker Deal and Jim Payne.
VII was second with SIS
points. followed by George
Washington with 10. Groveton
and Falls Church tied for
fourth. each with 17I2 points.
Cartons time bettered the
existing State record of 4:26.3,
set by Frank Colavita OF Wash
iI1Rton-Lee in 1857. Colavita,
now q sophomore at the Uni
versity of Maryland. ran his
record breaking mile in the
State Group I meet at VIII
hamsburg.
Wins by IS Yards el
The blond senior had an easy
time in the mile, finishing
about IS yards ahead of wills
Wade Whitener. Garten took
the lead at the start and stead
lily increased his advantage. He
ran, the half-mile in 2.12 and
had a 1913 clocking at the
three-quarter mark.
Garten also won the 800
yard run in record time. He
finished in 2.02, lettering the
Northern Virginia record of
2:O3.4 set by Dave Rumsey Of
Wakefield in 1858.
sWakefield's Zwerner won the
100 and 220 yard dashes. set
ting a record in the 220 with
ga. Deal won the discus and
shot put while Payne captured
the high and low hurdles.
e
Two Records for WI
WI had two record-break-
ing performances. by Russell
Paterson in the broad jump and
the Generals mile relay team.
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Navy's tennis team came
from behind to defeat George
town. SIS. for its third straight
victory and sixth in its last
eight matches.
singles-Razzetti, Georeetown. de-
ieated Haughton al, Ga. King,
GEORGETOWN, defeated osburn ell,
g.. Temple, Navy, defeated Mendei
Cone "a, 7--5, 6-2' Wilisey, Navy,
defeated Shapiro So. Sd. 6--2.
Fluegel; Navy. defeated Berberwich
Doubles = RazzettI and MendsI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
ROSECROFT RACEWAY CHARTS

(copyrisht, 1859, by American Publishing Co., Tne)
Weather Clear-Track Fast
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: 3,
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Two Records for WI

WI had two record-break-
ing performances, by Russell
Paterson in the broad jump and
the Generals mile relay team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

- TEo-dcllar musgsIs Dala-BRowN STAR. s. $3.50,
HANOVER, $3.50
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Two-aolsg mgtgsIs paid1 :. HANOVER 81 60
EXPRESS 500.
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ND Golf Title
Goes 10 Tigers
Over Protest

BALTIMORE. May IS Cspe-
claD "A half a championship
IL better than none. the golfers
Of Hampden-Sydney College
are claiming today In the wake
OF their one-round title victory
In the Mason-Dlx Conference
tournament yesterday at Mount
Pleasant. called by rain.
Actually. the Tigers 20 down
In the book a. ull-fiedged con-
ference champions. though
their rivals may grumble.
Hampden-Sy won by two
points over Baltimore Univer-
sity. 329 TO 33l, though two
rounds were scheduled and only
one played.
The storm held up play and
no provisions were made 10 hold
the golfers over for another
day. Golf Chairman Marshall
Turner. Johns Hopkins athletic
director, ruled that one round
would have to do. Baltimore u.
Iobjected and Turner said such
objections would have to 60
before the conference commits
sioner, A. Paul Mention.
Bruce Kessler Of American
University fred q n. good for
. second-place tie in individual
scoring with Bob Lentz Of Hop
kins and John Hotter Of West
ern Maryland. Bill Klages Of
Baltimore was tops with u.
Western Maryland and Johns
Hopkins each had 336 to tie
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Continued From PAGE Eel
what happens Friday" DeJohn
said. Were certainly not going
10 let Robinson dictate terms
and accept them meekly."
Basillo's other co-manager,
Joe Metro. took a different
tack. saying: We've got TO be
satisfied"
Meanwhile, AL Klein. a MEM
Der Of the Pennsylvania Ath-
letic Commission, said today he
Is awaiting an answer 10 q
telegram he sent Basilio adj
vising him Of Robinson's sign
ing.
Klein said the deal had beer
In the works for the last 10
days.
Il have $4,000 Robinson
posted In bond money that says
the deal won't be a phony.'
Klein added. when Basilic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
GuIIuudet Snaps
AU Track Streak

Gallaudet yesterday defeated
American University in a
Mason-Dixon Conference dual
track meet, 74-47, at AL, the
first time in about 10 years Of
track competition between the
two schools.
Gallaudet, in taking . Of IA
first places, had two double
winners. Ray Parks won the
120-yard high hurdles and 220-
yard low hurdles, and George
johnson the shotput and dis
GUS Ben Amos of AU won the
100 and 220-yard daShes.
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Argyle Team Appears
Women's Golf Threat

Defending Champion Chevy
Chase is headed in the right
direction in the women's Dis
trict Golf Association team
championships, but it doesn't
figure to be an easy road.
The Chevy Chase women
nipped Columbia, 52 to Sha,
yesterday, while Army Navy
served notice it was no push
over by beating Kenwood, 81,
at Argyle.
Army Nays victory makes
Argyle look good. Argyle, idle
yesterday, beat Army Navy, To,
in the opening action a week
ago.
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Army Navy leads with 10
points and is followed by Ken
wood, 8; Argyle. 7; Columbia,
5l2. and Chevy Chase. 5la.
Mrs. John Kerkham and Mrs,
Richard Kreuzburg of Columbia
defeated Mrs. Webb Hayes and
Mrs. E. C. Ferriday of Chevy
Chase, "a to "a, in the days
top match.
Results:
LIST Division At Argyle
Army Navy, 6; Kenwood, L.
Chevy Chase, 6la; Columbia, ga.
I'd Division at Wo0dmOnt
Congressional, 4h, Prince Georges,
41a ttie).
WASHINGTON, z; Indian Spring, 2.
Sd Division at Chevy Chase
Court House, 6la; Army Navy, ga.
4th Division at Manor
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Tucci Will Race
New Druqster

Joe Tucci Of Quantico will
race his new Chrysler-powered
dragster for the first time Sum-
day at Old Dominion Speed
ways 5th-mile drag strip in
Manassas.
Tucci, who held the track
record last year, will be up
against the Alexandria Ac-
celarators' Ford-powered drag
ster which holds the record at
Old Dominion. Pits open at 10
am. and eliminations begin at
2 pm.
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for third in team scoring.
American u. was next with
33s. Then came Mount Saint
Mary's, $50. and Loyola, 35s.
Chuck Ferguson Of Hamp-
ton-Sydney and Mike Walsh
OF Mount Saint Mary's were
nfth in individual scoring, each
with 80. Bunched at 80 were
Hank Majeski of Baltimore,
John Gemmel of Hampton
Sydney. Clayton Eisinger of
Hampden- Sydney and Andy
Urquart Of Western Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
ROBINSON SIGNS FOR DEFENSE
100 Pound Title Fight
Depends on BosiIio

and his managers realize the
financial aspects Of the deal.
I'm confident they'll sign"
win Fight Anyhow
Klein also commented on a
statement by Marv Jensen.
manager Of Gene Fullmer.
Jensen had said Basillo win not
sign because we have q signed
contract with Promoter Norman
Rothschild for our services In
Syracuse IN July"
MY information" Klein said.
lis that Basilio has not signed
10 fight Flllmer. I can't dis
close my source Of information.
but / consider IL reliable"
George Gainford. Robinson's
adviser. said that II Basilio does
not agree to the match. Sugar
Ray still would fight in Phila-
delphia on the same date
against Gustav Schultz. Euro
pean middleweight champion.
But" Gainford added, sun
less Basilio hates money, he'll
sign"
When asked about Schultz IS
a substitute for Basilio. Wylie
said the NBA would not REIN
state Robinson II he fought
Schultz.
Asked why Robinson turned
down recent New York and
Texas offers Of @ 100000 guar
antee for As per cent Of an un-
known gate. Gainford said:
Nobody came UP with the
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Belle Haven, 6: Indian Spring, 8.
Congressional, s; Prince Georges, /.
9th Division at Washington
Argyle. s; Chevy Chase, /.
Columbia, s.: Kenwood, /,
9Th Division at Army Navy
Indian Spring, bls; Woodmont, 3
Belle Haven, 5la; Congressional, ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Thursday Houn Washington.
s:30-s; Silver Spring. Parking
ton and Prince Georges Ploze,
l0-9:30.
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and his managers realize the
financial aspects Of the deal.
I'm confident they'll sign"
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Lonhom Project

anthony scarcia. e1O7 Madison
g., Riverdale, owner and builder;
dwelling at 7109 Kempton road,
Lanham; cost, $4,000.
Carrollton Recreation Club, Inc,
10 Carrollton, owners; Masonr,
Restricting, Inc, builders; SWIM
ming pool on Westbrooke dr., Car
rollton; cost, $4,000.
Medical Group Foundation. Inc,
4s04 Queensberry I'd, West River.
dale, owners: H q Hubbard, builder;
medical offlces at 4402 Queensberry
rd., Riverdale: cost, 100000.
Harold, Dorothy and Glenn SkaRgs,
1904 Longfellow st., Riverdale, own
ers and builders; dwelling at 1904
Sheridan ST., eeabrook: cost, $4,000.
Vestry Of Addison Parish, Seat
Pleasant owners: Howell Harris.
builders; church on B st., seat
Pleasant; cost, $4,000.
Earl W. Ward, BIB Mangrum I'd,
College Park. owner and builder;
dwelling at 3409 Cool Spring I'd,
Adelphta; cost $4,000.
Carlyle v. D. Cochran, S20b Kerr,
st.. Chevy Chase, owner; Furnar
Builders, builders; gasoline station
ss ogO0 = St, Seat Pleasant; cost.
Board of Education, Upper Mari.
noro. owner; Eisen- Mayors Construc-
ton Co. Inc, builder; high school
on Clinton Piscataway I'd, surrattS-
lille; cost, S1.6ss,0O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

John Delean. 2l3 Paxton I'd, Falls
Church, owner; dwelling "a mile Oh
Shreve I'd on Oldewoode drive. cost.
S21 900; builder. Trend, inc
Eagle Homes. Inc Sleepy hollow
and kerns rd.. Falls Church, owner:
i've dwellings In Sleepy Hollow Es-
tates. cost, S105. 900. builder, Ber-
nard Jane; architect, Jack C.
Cohen
W. c. Lands. 5000 washington
blvd, Arlington. owner, builder;
DWELLING In MIL Greek Park: cost,
$4,000
Commonwealth Custom Builders,
35 Oak lane, AnnAndale, owner;
builder; dwellins in clearview Manor;
John c. Hsmill, Box 3S, Fairfax
Station, owner. builder: dwelling left
q Rte. 1873, at Fairfax Station; cost.
Holm Hills. 1928 Fort Hunt "a,
Alexandria, owner. builder; dwellinG
In Holm Hills; cost, $4,000
David Lynn, 500 Vista dr., Alex
andria owner builder; dwelling in
D, p Devine; cost, $1,000; builder,
Cunningham Construction.
W. r. BurrouEhs, 4547 Seminary
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Prince
Georges
Permits

Recent building permits
issued by Prince Georges
County include:
Recent building permits issued b.
Prince Georges County include:
Webwex Corp, 5103 Brentwood
DR., oxon Hill. owner and builder:
92 DWELLINGS in Brentwood City,
Oxon Hill; cost $1,000 each,
Edgar T. johnson, 1912 Coles
vile. I'd. Silver Spring, owner and
builder; dwelling on Avonell I'd,
Adelphi; cost $4,000.
Fox Brothers Builders, Inc, e61o
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, owner and
builder; four dwellings on Brockton
I'd, Oxon Hill; cost $4,000 each.
Paul b. Crifasi. 2107 Iverson st.,
Hilicrest Heishts, owner and build.
err: 2 dwellings, on Colebrooke dr.,
Hillerest Heights; cost, S13,600
Independence Construction Co.,
500 Baltimore rd.. Rockville, own
ers and builders; 4s dwellings to
be located in Lakewood, Greenbelt;
cost $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
Foirfox okoys More Building

dwelling IN collingswOod Manor;
cost. $4,000: builder, Tri-County
Construction CO.
Alfred L. Benner. o402 Brookaids
dr., Alexandria, owner, dwelling In
Lincolnia Heights. cost, Sla,0u0;
builder. W W. Ketron.
Kettler Development Corr, 232i
Wisconsin ave. NV, Washington,
owner: dwelling IN Pals Hill: cost.
S1S,50n; builder, Kettler Bros,
Winter A Peele, 1900 Mount YER
non ave. Alexandria, owner. builder:
dwelling In Marian Forest. cost,
100000.
Adam Yarmolinsky. b20l | 9Th st..
n Arlington, owner. dwelling on
acreage on Rte i03. oost. $4,000;
builder, Providence Construction Co.
Devon Corp, Box le6. Pals
Church. owner. builder: i've dwell
inEs In Devon Park. cost SS4 900;
architect. Morton W. Noble
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I'd. Alexandria. owner, builder:
DWELLING In Fairlane; cost, $4,000.
Two Dwellings
Ksttler DEVELOPMENT. 2S2i via.
ave, NV, Washington, owner two
dwellings In Pals Hill. cost, S3a 900;
builder, Kettler Brothers.
James Z Graham. 10l Harmony
Or. Sc Vienna. owner. builder:
dwelling n H. Little Vienna Gardens;
Never Construction Co, 101 Thor
DR., Falls Church, owner, builder;
dwelling IN Moore A Keith aubdivi-
sion: rnst. $4,000.
W p. Rohertson. 100 Z. Broad
st., Fails Church, owner, builder;
motel l5l unitsl on North wash
lngton PropertieS north side Arlina.
ton blvd. between Cherry Ct. and
No 64e; cost, s16,00O; architect,
Bancroft Terrace, Inc, BOA N.
Randolph st., Arlington. owner,
builder; four DWELLINGS; cost, $780,
Robert v, Nelson. 2soa Prout pl,.
Falls Church, owner. builder. dwell-
ing in Langley Forest. cost. Sl4,-
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Building Plonned

Shirley =. Morris. 2Ol cahsi ave.
Manassas. owner; dwelling In
SprinRfield Forest: cost, $4,000;
builder, p. W. VanI,uven.
Phoenix Construction Corp, 67l2
Relee rh.. Falls Church, owner.
builder: two dwellings in Lake Bar
croft: cost, S2s, 600.
John J. Webster. I2k-l27 sta
ton at, Herndon, owner, builder;
three dwellings Il East saubeTs sub
dfvision; cost, $4,000.
Mrs. B.. Alton Poole. ~ Norman
ave. Fairfax, owner builder; dwell
Ing on cobbdele: cost, $4,000.
C A. N Corp. s04 Arlington
Towers, Arlington, owner. builder;
two dvellinRs In Braswood; cost,
Elnido Builders a Developers,
Inc, 5S12 Birch ave, Mclean,
Va, owner, builder: two dwellings,
Elnido Estates: cost. So4,b00.
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Loke Houses

Phoenix Construction Corp, e7l2
Relee I'd, Falls Church. owner,
builder: four dwellings In Lake
Barcraft: cost, S75.000: architect,
Jack c. Cohen
Thompson s. Case, Inc. 226 w.
Broad ST. Falls Church, owner.
builder. -four DWELLINGS IN overlook
Knobs cost. $4,000
Nick Basilko, I13S Vermont ave,
Washington. owner, builder; two
DWELLINGS IN Oak Valley Estates,
cost. .S20,000: architects, Sheridan
a Benin.
Michael N, Llhertors. t404 Lake
view dr. Fails Church, owner.
builder: two dwellings, Lake Bancroft
Shores: cost, SSS.00O
Regor. Inc. 1900 Reservoir I'd,
Springfield. owner. builder; Is
dwellings In springfleld; cost, STA
500: architect, Marion Bailey.
M. c. Jenkins. Rte. Alexandra,
owner: three dwellings In BrooklAnd
Estates: cost. S37,500: builder. r.
W Pratt.
Raymond l.. ElGin, Rte. s, Boz
al, Alexandria. owner; dwelling in
kathfnoor; cost, Sl5,nO0: builder,
W. ] nnvan
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Building permits recently
issued by Fairfax County in.
cluded:
NJ. J. n. Builders, Inc, 400
Martha washington St, Alexandria
owner builder: six dwellings In
Yacht haven Estates cost. Slle 600
Joseph j Green l22O2 Bushey DR.
wheaton Nd owner. builder: DWELL
ing n sprinEhaVen Estates; cost
$4,000.
Wills-Realtv the. 400 Arlington
Trust BuildinH, Arlington owner.
builder. 81 dwellings in Loisdale
Estates; cost, $3.50 900
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Home PIonned

X. c. Beede, 1922 Brisbane st.,
silver sprinE, Nd, owner, builder;
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WHITEHALL MANOR, MD.

u you looking for comfortable "fomiy home see this
NEW center-hoII Colonial without delay The living room
and dining both the back Of the house and
open to the screened porch overlooking the oos level lot
-nodern with breakfast spoce and there Is poneed
Iibrory and powder the first Foor excellent bed
and baths End floor Semi finished reersotIon
room with Hrsploes. Attcehsd eooes. $4s,2So. OPEN
SUNDAY :3o-5:30
Directions, Bradley BlVG Wilson
right 10 house. = -
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1.-THE HAMLET"
tchsv Chose. Md.)
sofa GIsndoIs Road

De luxe custom built home for the purchaser demanding ne
Ultimate In comfortable and gracious living Flint floor
library iaoussd living porch. Lower level has Ierse cub
ROOM opening to oosons tsoca overlooking the serdsn
moids and BATH rosterslxs bedrooms end baths
Ind floor Cos hot-Wotsr hset. 2-cor soress OPEN
SUNDAY :3o-5:3o.
B B' &c. 2s G. sr Sa 40 On! s SSsI s .S r
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Of oypsies comp on lond owned
by on unfriendly roncher Jones
Arness. Daryl Hickmon. John
Corrodine.
1890
Alt Could Be You. Premiere.
A nighttime edition Of the day
time show Of surprises. Bill Ley
den, host
5-PIoyhouse Five. Movie.
Ia Hours. Forever Amber"
I947. Kathleen Windsor's novel
Of 18th Century odVenturess.
Lindo DorneIl, Cornell Wilde.
Richard Green.
9-Ten-Thirty Theoter. Movie.
la Hours. The Exile" 1913.
EnoIond's King Charles II in ex-
lie in HolIond. meets lovely girl
ond goes to work incoonito on
her form os O handy man. Doug
los Foirbqnks. ir,. Mario Montez.
1900
4-News. Sports.
Sprooue Michoel.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Borber. Douglas. OonieIs.
1l:15
4-FeotuFe Festival. Movie.
I Hour. IS Min. Blind Spot"
1858. Robert MCKENZIE, DEL
NH 1 OuFenSo
9-Ten-Thirty Theoter. Movie.
Continuation of The Exile"
1880
7-FoIlow Thot Man. Crime.
Ralph Belomy stors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

Of oypsies comp on lond owned
by on untriendly roncher. jones
Arness. Daryl Hickmon. John
Corodine.