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Evening star., 1960-09-17
GOnzagaBacks
Fast in Victory
Over Wilson
By BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

1t may take several games to
develop, but Gonzaga has the
potential in its backfield to
break a game open at any time.
The Eagles didn't come up
with any long runs yesterday
as they opened their football
season with a 14-0 victory over
Wilson on the losers field, but
the quick starting, fast running
demonstrated by the backfield
is an indication of what the
offense is capable of doing with
a few more games under it's
belt.
The Eagles scored in each of
the first two quarters, then
fought of desperation passes
by Quarterback Billy Richard
son of Wilson in the late
stages Of the game to preserve
the victory.
Wilson received the kickoff,
fumbled on its first play and
Gonzaga'S Frank Mattingly re-
covered on the Tigers 43. Con-
zaga had two 15-yard penalties
called against it, but relent-
lessly moved forward. Malcolm
Leubkert hit Mike Holloran
with a scoring pass, the play
covering 16 yards.
The other score came in the
second quarter following an ex-
change of punts with Nanny
Lopez diving over from the 2
to end a 34-yard,. Seven-play
drive.
Wilson was contained until
the fourth quarter when Dave
Alexander went 48 yards on a
trap play into the end zone for
an apparent touchdown. The
Tigers, however, were penalized
for a back in motion. Richard
son then began throwing low,
accurate passes and moved his
team to Gonzaga's %, but
another aerial was picked off
by Gonzaga's Mike Ryan min
uteS before the game ended to
stop Wilson's march.
GoNzAGSA Sit29 gag -------- Z Z 9 GA
Gonzaga scoring: Touchdown
Holloran u6, pass-run from Leubkert)
Lopez q, run). Conversions: Guye
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Western Shaved
On B-CC Aerial

Quarterback Dan Boone
tipped a 23-yard pass to End
Joe Albert to give Bethesda
Chevy Chase High Schools a
60 win over stubborn Western
yesterday at B-CC. This was
the Barons' second straight win
this season.
The 74-yard touchdow n
march which began late in the
second quarter was spanked by
the running of Halfback Matt
Landreau, Mike Cahoon and
Fullback Charlie Sither.
WESTERN IVES - 9 Q 90
B-CC scoring: Touchdown-Albert
C23, pass from Boone).
Evening star., 1960-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
B-CC, s: Western, o.
Carroll, 46; Coolidge, 0.
Cardozo, 3S: Parker Gray, :.
DeMatha, -: Roosevelt d.
Douglass tBaltl, "a; Spingarn, s.
Eastern. u; Bethlehem, Pa, T.,
GEORGE Mason; 26: Stafford, II.
Hammond %; Falls Church. :.
Lackey, 8: Laurel, 6 ttie).
Luther Jackson, o; Carver, 0.
Mckinley Tech. 10; Dunbar, Z.
Northwestern, 8; High Point. 8.
PSnTe. Psige Jackson; n.f 3; Jennie Dean o.
g sherESod. l,. q; q. Hayre De Grace. 7.
st. stephsnT'S' 81; &c GaithersSurg. o.
Wakefield, IS: Mt. Vernon, T.
WaShington-Lee. Al; Fairfax, z.
Yorktown, "a; CIV Jayvees. o.
Games Today
Suitland at Blair, 2.
Richard :, Montgomery at Walter John
Bladensburs VS.. Wheaton at North
NorthSood at oxon Hill. ..
Great, Mills at. Charlotte Hall, ..
Glenelg at Southern. 2.
Howard County at South Hagers
severna Park at La Plata, ..
Annandsle at George Washington, 8.
o'Connell vs.. Jeb Stuart at Fall
Church. 8.
Osbourn at Lee. ..
Groveton at Mclean, Q
Herndon at James Madison, o
Loudoun County at Garfield, 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
RACING

Continued From Page A-12
pre-race rave notices as Sword
Dancer, topweighted with 127
pounds, and Bally Ache, 1872,
were C. v. Whitney'S Dotted
Swiss, 1873; Brookfield Farms
Intentionally, 1874, and Christie
pher T. Chenery'S First Land
ing, 1913
Pegged at 12O pounds and
not without his hackers was
the C. R. Mac Stables T.V
Lark, a 3-year-old like Bally
Ache, who had been a sensa-
tion in Chicago this summer
In similar category was Will
liam B. Macdonald, jr.'s
remarkable filly, Royal Native
118, who has seven stakes vic
tories this season.
Rounding out the hand
picked field of 10 were Wind
fields Farms Stratus, 1913, the
only genuine turf specialist in
the lineup, and the two moon
shooters, Quiz Star, 119, owned
by the Harbor View Farm, and
Brae Burn Farms General
Arthur, 1T.
The fans trying to solve the
handicapping problem for the
United Nations by turning to
the jockeys found the going
just as rough.
In addition to Arcaro fol
Sword Dancer, there was Will
lie Shoemaker trying for his
fourth victory with Dotted
Swiss; Bob USSery in the midst
of his finest year with Bally
Ache, and the persistent Bill
Hartack with Intentionally
Shoemaker won with Round
Table in 1857 and 1859 and
Glen in 1858.
Willie Harmatz was slated
to ride Royal Native, whom
H artack dropped; Howard
Grant was plotting First Land
ing; Johnny Sellers, T. v. Lark !;
Jorge Contreras Stratus; Joe
Culmone, Quiz Star, and Will
liam Holborn, General Arthur,
Other than Stratus, an Irish
Bred, and Quiz Star, there was
little grass form offered by
the contenders.
Sword Dancer had made only
one start on the turf, finishing
sixth in the Arlington Handi-
cap last month. Bally Ache,
making his first start other
than in two betless exhibition
races here since his ankle in
jury last May, has made only
one appearance on grass. That
was last Saturday in an eX-
hibition he won, beating Royal
Native.
Dotted Swiss has made only
one start on grass and Inten-
tionally, First Landing and
T. V. Lark have never tested
the turf in competition.
With no nomination fees
the four money horses were
due to split 100000 with $685.
900 awaiting the victor plus, in
all probability, an invitation
to Laurels Washington, D. C..
International on November II
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Yorktown Wins

Yorktown High School
opened for the first time this
month, won its first football
game with a 24-0 victory over
the George Washington High
junior varsity last night at
Wakefield.
YORKTOWN IL O Ga
CIV JAYVEES - 0 0 0 O. G
Yorktown scoring: Touchdown
Dawson (37. rum. Bayne q. rum
Jirikowic t6, rum. Baker %, rum.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Curdozo Belts
Purker-Gruy

Quarterback John Lindsay
and Halfback James Holiday
each tailed two touchdownS as
Cardozo High School swamped
Parker-Gray 37-7, yesterday in
football at Cardozo.
PARKER-GRAY o o 0 -
CARDOZO - IL q IA 6-3S
Lawhorne recovered Holidays FUN
Bile in the end zone). Conversion
Craven.
Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns-Lind-
say 90 t55 and so. end runsl. Holi-
day (2l go, end rum 20, intercepted
passl, Surrat recovered McClee's fun
BILE in end zone), Kenner (25, pass
from SurraD. CONGRATULATIONS
l2(.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Shenandoah Results

HoM;ii HcnsiiS c'tss. tA'nY 11.sO 80 $40
dqspOils Of War (EspinOsa) 500
dq;Ran second, disqualified and placed
third.
Sir Ridge, Twinkles Reply, Plucky
Flaught, Paper Dolly, Frances c., Libby,
Hannah's Beauty. Time, l:OSB.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; ga
Bold Com nd (sa'mD $40 2.6O $50
SOonday Mooni brandy $50 500
Skins Daughter (Hsycock) 1910
Brain Trust, Little Coquette, Joe
Wolf Trap, Legal Limit. Time, O:40Ss.
DAILY DOUBLE (3-2) $3.50
,rrIIIa9 THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 8
Punch Board tEsp'sa) 4.6O $50 2.4O
Yankee Doodle (Saumel) $50 2.IO
Aprons Sky (R. GOrdon) 2.4O
Black Twink, Easter Bunny, Glen
Echo, Rain River. Time, l:123S.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 8
Sold SpecuIator tP'er) 500 $40 $50
SUPER Ala (Arduini $50 500
Defenseless tSmalD 500
Credit. Euripides, Jody Joseph, Pleas
ant Living. Time, 1:l3.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 51s
furlongS.
OsceOla RooD 40 2.SO 2.6O
10y CPalumbO) $50 $50
zosh, Greek Isle, Joycey's Ladd,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 5h
shiny Rock (capsl 11.2O $50 4.so
CherundOlo Wood 7.2O 4.sO
His Bid (Espinosa) $3.50
Swim, the River. Sens Interdit. Hun
dredtold, Four Wars. Time, 1:09.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81, 100; 5h
Bull Wayne (sch'r) 1850 1000 $50
West End Miss tHaycOck $50 $40
Ollie. j., General Gates, Super High
way, Julyar, Jim's Dream, Ima-jay-
E1GHTH RAcE@Purse, S1,1oo; 5Is
Andys Hope CHeim) 45.IO 1850 7.eO
Big Nom (EspinOsa) 4.SO 400
Paralysis (SaumelD $40
Lees Magic, sandra's Choice, Jet
Base, Bahati, Occu-Pet. Time, LOTS
NINTH RACE-Purse, $l,100; l
London Ter tR. Corr 17.IO T.sO 400
Red Arrow brandy 4.6O $50
Landy Bandit (Schaeffer) 300
Miss Visitor, Beau Rocks, Robot I'd.
TENTH RAcE-Purse. sl,1OO; Ii.
miles
See See B. (SaumeD 1.SO so $50
RaccOOn tROOt) 800
COSmic Bess brandy 1.6O $40
Indian Pipe, Little Money, Ralph
Margolies, Come On Fred. Time, :4S2S.
Attendance, 1855; handle, 1927 ,917.
Big BonanZa-Three persons picked
five winners and received S2,456.40.
Little BonanZa-Thirty-on persons
picked four winners for Sl01 so.
The winning numbers: 3, 2. 8, 2, /, 4.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
LAUREL RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Purdue Laddie, Red Arrow, Steam
boat Bill
2-Tarsotta, Kaka Adios, Four Star
Queen.
3-Ardelle. Josedale Lordship, Gypsy
Lybrook.
Amanda Hanover. Sunbonnet King,
Little Jim.
Sober Counsel, Don Eden, Varsity
Hanover.
6-Lucille Brewer. Lana's Byrd Rock
River.
jet Dream. Patch One, Success
Byrd.
S-Tanglewood Murray, Able Fair,
Brietta Hanover
9-Malaga Maude, Bobbys Bonny,
Ruth Lybrook.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Muirs Seeks No. 7

Sam Bandy of Fredericks-
burg is one of the few drivers
given much of a chance to
break Jimmy Mairs' streak of
six straight feature victories
tonight in the modified stock
car program at Old Dominion
Speedway. First heat starts at
$3.50.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
Television


TODAY
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL,-7,
2:45 pm.
Football
eorgia VS.. Allah a m a
WMAL-7, 3:45 pm.
Horse Racing
Futurity Stakes from Aque-
duct, WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
United Nations Handicap
from Atlantic City, WTOP-9,
$50 pm.
Tennis
National Singles Champion
ship Finals, WRC-4, S pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship bowling,
WNAL-7, II am.
Presidents Cup Regatta
Hydroplane races, WMAL-7,
1890 and 3 pm.
Tom Nugent Show
Highlights of University of
Maryland football, WTOP-9,
l pm.
Football
Denver VS.. Buffalo, WMAL-
7, 2 and $3.50 pm.
Radio
TODAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Red Sox, WDON,
l pm.
Orioles VS.. Yankees, VOL,
l:55 pm.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs, WINK, 2::3O
pm.
FOOtDaL
Navy VS.. Boston College,
WRC. lis pm.
Maryland VS.. West Virginia,
WTOP, 1:25 pm.
Virginia Tech VS.. N. C. State,
WPRW, 2:15 pm.
VMI VS.. William g. Mary,
WPIK, 3 pm.
George Washington VS.. Flor
ida, WEEL, $50 pm.
Collegiate Football Score
board, VOL. 6:l5 pm.
Redskins VS.. Packers, WTOP,
8 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Red Sox, WTOP,
l:25 pm.
Orioles VS.. Yankees, VOL,
1:55 pm.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs, WINK,
2::30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; pace
Miss Royal Amber CPhillips)
Colonel Forbes (scotD ~ 40 80
Greek Star (El Myer) 2.?C
QueponeSos Lady and Billy Harris
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; pace
&C.; mile
Dusty's Dream (COpeIand)
Jimmies Bonny CWhite) / 80 3.2C
Meadow Vision LANDRY 3.2(
Havadean, Seattle Vicky, Donny Alb.
bot Junior Con. Time, 2:l32s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; pace; !
LawreneevilIe tsiswisrskDm 40
Wee Yankee CGerberich) $50 2.iI
Royal Midnight (Zendt) 2.2(
Johnny Mac, Brooke Chief, Miss
Carefree' Magic Lady. Time. 2:O99s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; pace;
ROYAL HI lie CMyeD 1920 $50 e.eO
Ednamite Hi-Le tKeIly) $50 go
Alton Dust (Krahling) 2.4O
Speneie; Friscota, Prudent Song
Time, 2:O92s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000;
NJ. P.'s Nancy (Hope) 4.IO $50 2.IO
Larry Hal (WrighO I.2O 2.SO
Michael Dee (ZendD 3.30
Miss Orange, LIS Gertie, Seattle
Victory. Time, 2:0S9s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1.30O;
The inaugural: pace b: i mile
Starmost tEl Mysrl 800 $50 2.lC
Cupid's Direct (E. HOpe) 3.JC
General Dean, Nancy Ruth and Ma.
bel Rosecroft. Time, 2:O61a.
NINTH .RACE-Purse, $1,000: pace
C.: l mile.
Quick Dream MyeD 4.2O 300 a.eO
Ray Greed tGEooD 4.6O e.SC
UNCLE jim W. LendD 2.6C
Runnymede Viola, Tip Elkington
Clayton, Stevens. Time. 2:O9Ia.
Handle, S212,91l; attendance. 4,S77
Big 49er Gold Rush-62 persons
p1eEsd ppoa ed f1ve winners and received
Little. 4aer Gold Rush-647 person,
picked four winners and received S4.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Spingorn Beaten

| BALTIMORE, Sept. II (Spe-
ciaD .-Spingarn High School
of Washington, D. c., held
scoreless for three quarters,
scored touchdown in the last
period, but lost it's second foot
ball game in as many starts,
34-8, to Douglass here yester-
day.
DOUGLASS ------ 90 0 8 6-34
SPINGARN ------- 0 0 0 s.
DOUGLASS scoring: Touchdowns-
| Braxton, 3 Il, run; 3, run; s, rum
James (recovered tumble in end zone)
Mollet l2S, pass-run from James)
versions-James, 2 (passes from
| BraXton).
Spingarn scoring: Touchdown -
Green t76, rum. Conversion-Green
! trun).
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Shenandoah
Scratches

Unbiased, Latin Dancer.
Reward Girl. Spring Training,
Cherub, North Eternal
5-Fort Defiance.
9-The One.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
YEATMAN'S MARINA

Baileys Crossroads Shopping Center
Largest Display Of 1860 Boats and
Motors Now on Sale
HU. 1-2442
Evening star., 1960-09-17

SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: pace;
mile.
Greater Dewey (PilIsburyl
$3.50 1900 7.2O
Marie Byrd copeland 300 $40
FTisky NJ. CElliSD $50
Bessie C., Silky Todd, Prince, Forbes
Time, 2:ll.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

Gonzaga scoring: Touchdown
Holloran 16, pass-run from Leubkert)
Lopez q, run). Conversions: Guye
0).
Evening star., 1960-09-17
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS

Second night of 24-night meeting
Post time & pm.
Daily double closes 1850 pm.
FIRST RACE Purse. 5000" 60
Evening star., 1960-09-17
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: pace;
mile.
Sure Hanover CBarnes) 600 400 800
Buck r. VOlO tSeotD 400 800
Jeannie Life Copeland $50
r. l. Spencer, Betty McBiery. Bert
Colby Mighty Fox, Volo Land. Time,
Evening star., 1960-09-17
IT'S FABULOUS

IL . FABULOUS
SEE THE l8' CARTER CRAFT
Made of the new unsinkable, main
tenauce-free Royalite, sleeps ?, fully
equipped with lights, hardware. con-
vertible top, side curtains, back drop,
steering. ventilating windshield, and
> deck chairs. 1t was - .495, NOW
Sl,245 Exclusive at MARINE SPORTS.
2655 Univ. Blvd, Wheaton, Md, 10.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Classified Index For O.'or' See '''''" l'''''

Dude Reneh." 1881. jock Ookie.
5000
Sentimental Journey" 1916.
Moursen O'Horo. 9:oo-5
"A Likely Story" le47. Bill VIII
lioms. 800
Tonight We Reid csIois." le43.
Lee J. Cobb. ll:l5-9
Thursday AN.
"Poeifis Rendezvous" 1912. Lee
Bowmon. 9:oo-9
THE Tip Off," 1881, Ginger
Rogers. lO:Oo-o
Thursday PM.
Tycoon" le47. Port !. John
Wayne. :OO-o
"smert Girls Don't TsIk." le48.
Viroinio Mayo. 5:oo-9
"Aseoo." 1852. Robert Mitchum.
1905
Design for Living" 1888. Fred
rie March. n:l5S
Friday AN.
"B. F.s Daughter" lo4s. Borboro
Stonwyck. 300
"They Net in Argentine" 1910.
Mouresn O'Horo. lO:OO-S
Friday PM.
"Rood Demon" 1898. Joon Val
erie. l:o0-
Tycoon" l947. Part II. John
Wayne. 900
More Thon Q Secretary" 1889.
Jeon Arthur. 500
Evening star., 1960-03-27
March 27-ApriI z

"Lody Of Burlesqus." l945. Bar
boro Stonwyck. 300
Judge Steps Out" l949. Alex
onder Knox. II :o0--5
"JOns Eyre" 1914. orson WeIIs:.
ll:l5-9
"chosins Dsnser." 1889. Pres
ton Foster. ll:3o-7
"HOnoIuIu Lu." 1912. Lups vslsz.
l:l0-9
Saturday AN.
"Prsiris Moon" 1888. Gene Az,
"Bsndh Ronssr." 1912: Tim
Holt. lO:oO-o
Convoy. u OO-o
Saturday Pm.
"MoyOr Of 44th Street" lS42:
George Murphy. :oo--3
"NotionsI Velvet" 1914. Eliza
beth Toylor. Outside the Three
Mile Limit" 1910. Jack 7olt.
:00-0
MARX Brothers ot the Circus.
1889. Marx Brothers. 500
"PuFpIo Heart" 1914. Dana An
dreWs. lO:SV-9
"Tho Hueksters." l947. Clark
GobIs. l0;S0S
"Sprinstims In the Rockies. lS4z;
Betty GrobIe. :oo--I
"Ths Msn." 1850. Marion Brando.
ll:lS"
"Fronkenstein." 1891. Boris kar-
Ioff. 1000
Continued On Nszt PssS
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Movies
Sunday AN.
"IAedonns Of the Seven Msens."
1916. Stewort Gronoer. ! :oo-4
Sunday PM.
"BsdIsm." ls46. Boris KorlOff
1905
THE Loves Of Edsor Allen Poe."
1912. Linda DornsIl. l:3o-7
The Greet American Heck" Ed
Wynn. 2:oo-9
Steel Helmet" 1851. Gene
EVons. 4:00-5
"Normsn Conquest. 1853. Tom
Convoy. 8:00-5
my Life With coroIins." le4l.
Ronald Colmon. lo:oo-5
Jubilee TrsiI." 1853. Joan Les
Johnny BsIindo." ls4s. Jane
Wymon. ll:l5-9
MondoY AN.
"FshhfuI In Ny Fashion." 1916.
Donno Reed. 300
This MoFrisss Businsss." 1898.
Victor Moore. lo:0o-S
Mondoy PM.
"Fedsrsl Agent ot Large" 1850.
Dorothy Potriek. 1000
From This Doy Forword." 1916.
Mark Stevens. 1905
Blond Fever" 1914. Philip
Dom. 500
my FSvorits Spy" 1912. Key
THE Men ! Msrrlsd." 1910. Joon
Bennett. ll:lS-o
Tuesdoy AN.
"Niek Carter, MesteT Detective"
1889. Walter Pidoeon. 9:00-9
Toe Msny Girls" 1910. Lucille
Ball. lo:oo-5
Tuesdoy PM.
Marine RaideFs." 1914. Robert
Ryan. :OO-o
"Sofurdsy's Children" 1910. John
Garfield. 500
"Aod Miss Mention" 1898. Bor-
boro Stonwyck. II :OO-5
Tive Yeers Before the Most"
1916. AIon Lodd. ll:l5-9
Wednesday AN.
The Shopworn Angel" 1888.
Moroorst Sullovon. 300
you can'a Beet LoVe." 1887.
Preston Foster. lo:O0-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Just the Right Size for Little Girl
IS Inch Golden English Doll Coach
$40
baby buggy like big only this is pretty
for Cinderella and has plastic shield for
travelling fully lined upholstered rails,
visor white
with golden bronze embossed vny hood the chrome plated
handle and gear wit pastel
Toyland HechtC Co., All
The eht Co. Christmas Showcase of The Nations Capital
age
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Festival Homes Ready for End Week Of Public Tours
m.... .s... visit mode. "

wishing to see new designs and compare values
Evening star., 1960-09-17

STONEBRIDGE FARMS,
Rockville, Md.-Out Wiscon-
sin avenue past Congress
sional Plaza shopping to
Ritchie parkway, left to Brice
street to Bowie to Harring-
ton, left to Stonebrldge
Farms. Or, out Viers Mills
road to Wisconsin avenue,
left to Ritchie and follow
signs. Builder: Wagman
Construction Co.
SUGARLAND HEIGHTS,
HerndOn, Va.-Out Route Z
to Browns Chapel, left on
Route 606 to VanBuren, right
on Park avenue, one block to
Grant street and homes.
Builder: J. D. Williams.
SUMNER, MONTGOMERY
County, Md.-Out Massa-
chuSetts avenue q mile be-
yond District line to Sumner
entrance, left on Fort Sum-
ner drive to Rockmere drive,
follow Rockmere to Baltan
road, right to 5116. Builder:
w. c. g. A. N. Miller.
SURRATTS GARDENS.
Clinton, Md.-Out Suitland
parkway to Route S, turn
right on Route 5 to stop light
at Clinton, Md. (Woodyard
road, turn right and con-
tinue onto Piscataway road
to Surratts Gardens on left.
Builder: Pullander Construc-
ton Co.
TULIP HILL, Bethesda,
Md.-Out Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV. extended 2 miles
past District of Columbia line
to Goldsboro road, left one
block to sign, turn left to
open sign, $500. Builder:
Boyce L. Blackwell.
VIENNA WOODS, Vienna,
Va.-From Chain Bridge
take Route 1913 to Park street,
Vienna, Va, turn left and
continue l mile to Cedar
lane, then right two blocks
to models; or. from Memorial
Bridge, take Route so and 90
5 miles past Seven Corners to
Cedar lane. then right across
Routes 29-211 and proceed
half mile to DeSale street
and models. Builder: Yeonas
Development Corp.
VILLAMAY, Fairfax, Va
South on Mount Vernon Me-
mortal boulevard through Al
exandria to the Westgrove
boulevard sign q miles south
OF Hunting Towers apart
mentS), then turn right 100
feet and left on Park ter
race drive five blocks to Viii
lamay boulevard, right two
blocks to 600 Villamay boule-
ward. Builder: May Proper
ties, Inc.
WAYNEWOOD, AIexan-
dria, Va.-CroSs Fourteenth
Street Bridge, follow Mount
Vernon Memorial parkway
Evening star., 1960-09-17

south through Alexandria.
Waynewood is on the right
just 5.3 miles past Hunting
Towers Apartments or 2 miles
below Stone Bridge overpass.
Builder: Clarence w. Cos
nell, Inc.
WESTBRIER (CarroIIton), ,
Lanham, Md.-Out New York
avenue to Baltimore-W
ington parkway, right on
Riverdale road to Defense
highway (Route SOD, then
right on Route so to Carroll
ton and follow signs. Build
er: Modern Construction Co.
WESTBRIAR COUNTRY
CLUB ESTATES, Vienna, Va.
= Memorial boulevard to-
wards Mclean, follow 1913
through Mclean half mile
past Tysons Corner to houses
on right. Or. from Falls
Church out Route 7 to Tysons
Corner, left on 123 half mile
to houses on right. Builder:
Golden Rule Builders, Inc.
WEST LEWINSVILLE
HEIGHTS, Mclean, Va.-Out
Lee highway to Great Falls
street in Falls Church, turn
right and proceed approxi-
mately 3 miles to West Lew
inSville Heights sign at Sea
Cliff road; or, across Chain
Bridge, right on Route 1913,
continue about mile beyond
Mclean traffic light to Great
Falls road (Route 694, left
about half mile to house.
Builder: l.. R. Broyhill Co.,
Inc.
WEST SPRINGFIELD,
Fairfax, Va.-Out Shirley
highway to Springfield
cloverleaf, turn right and
continue on Keene Mill road
l u miles to West Springfield
entrance on left. Builder:
Edward r. Carr, Inc.
WOODLARK, Wheaton,
Md.-Out Viers Mill road to
Parkland drive Centrance to
Wheaton Woods, right and
continue across Aspen Hill
road to Heathf1eld street, left
to model homes. Or, out Geor-
gia avenue to Aspen Hill road,
left to Parkland, right to
Heathfield. left to model
homes. Builder: w. Evans
Buchanan.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

RAvENSWORTH PARK,
AnnandaIe, Va.-Out Column
bia pike to Annandale, left
on Ravensworth road to
Braddock and entrance.
Builder: Community Build
ers.
RIVER BEND, Oxon Hill
Md.-Out Indian Head high
way past EaStover and con-
tinue to Oxon Hill road
traffic light. Right to Fort
Foote road. and right to
homes.
ST. MARY'S PARK, Rock
vile, Md.-Out Viers Mill
road to Edmonston road,
right on Edmonston to Bal
timore road, right one block
to st. Mary's Park. Builder:
Meadowbrook, Inc.
SHERWOOD FOREST, Up
per Marlboro, Md.-Pennsyl-
vania avenue extended to
Route 223, right turn IL
miles to project. Builder:
Supreme Builders.
SLEEPY H 0 L L o w
WOODS, Annandale, Va
Out Columbia pike from
Fourteenth Street Bridge
just past Sleepy Hollow road
to Sleepy Hollow Woods.
Builder: Community Builders.
SPRING BROOK ES-
TATES, Silver Spring, Md
Out New Hampshire avenue
or Colesville road past White
Oak shopping center, con-
tinue out Colesville road 2
miles past Route 20 under
pass to Springbrook Estates
sign and turn left on Valley
brook drive. Builder: Gra-
ham Finlayson.
SPRIN OOK ES-
TATES, Silver Spring, Md
Out New Hampshire avenue
or Colesville road past White
Oak shopping center, con-
tinue out Colesville road 2
miles past Route 90 under
pass to Springbrook Estates
sign and turn left on Valley
brook drive. Builder: Duffie
Development Corp.
SPRINGBROOK KNOLLS,
Silver Spring, Md.-Out New
Hampshire avenue or Coles
vile road past White Oak
shopping center, go under
Route ~ OVerpaSS mile TO
Springbrook Knolls sign on
your right and turn right on
Nora drive. Builder: Duffie
Development Corp.
SPRINGBROOK TER
RACE, Silver Spring, Md
New Colesville road to Mary
land Rte. $50 North, right
straight on Colesville road to
Venice drive, right to models.
Or, New Hampshire avenue
straight to Venice. Builder:
v. L. Vinella.