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Evening star., 1960-03-20
Sebring 12-Hour Race
To Have 65 Entrants

SEBRING. Fla, Mar. 19
(SpeciaD This sleepy town in
the Florida midlands awakened
with a start today as the noisy
final week Of preparations be-
gan for Americas premier
sports car race.
Several Of the IS entries al
ready have arrived for next
Saturdays 10th annual Seb-
ring IL hours of endurance,
held on the 5.2-mile course at
the nearby airport, starting at
10 am.
Notably absent is the winner
OF the last two years. Phil Hill
of Santa Monica. Calf.
Hill, who was co-driver OF
the winning Ferrari with Peter
Collins in 1858 and with Olivier
Gendebien, Dan Gurney and
Chuck Daigh last year. again is
under contract to the Ferrari
factory. but the factory is boy
cotting the race.
Others Are Entered
Ferrari and PorSche factory
teams have pulled out because
of a controversy over gasoline.
Amoco is the only fuel con-
sumed in the Sebring race, but
Porsche and Ferrari this year
use Shell exclusively.
Ferrari and Porsche cars will
be here in force, but entered
by semi-private organizations.
Prominent in the provisional
field so far is a team of three
Maseratis entered by Camoradi
USA, a relatively new Ameri-
can organization supported by
public subscription and busi-
ness donations. The car is the
Evening star., 1960-03-20

accompany his 20-year-old
blond sweetheart to the Good
will Ambassadors Ball Monday
night at the Hotel Astor. The
ball will benefit the 1860 Olym-
| pic Games in Rome.
Carol returned to New York
earlier this month after win
ming a gold medal at the Squaw
Valley Winter Olympic Games
and her fifth world women's
figure skating championship at
Vancouver, B. c. She is a jun
ior at New York University.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Hockey Veteran Quits

TORONTO. Mar. 10 (AP)-
Walter (Turk) Broda quit as
coach of the Toronto Marl-
boros Of the Ontario Junior
Hockey Association today and
severed his connection with
the Toronto Maple Leafs Or
ganization after a 24-year re-
lationship. He said Ill nealth
was the reason. Broda is a
former Leafs goaltender.
Evening star., 1960-03-20

Tipo 81 model of 2.8-liter dis
placement known as the bird
cage" or spaghetti" Maserati
because of it's frame of small
tubular members.
Stirling Moss of England,
who won a 155-mile test in
Cuba in the "birdcage" Febru-
airy %, and Gurney will share
one Maserati. Masten Gregory
Of Kansas City and Carroll
Shelby Of Dallas will team up
| in another, and Jim Rathmann
of Indianapolis fame and Col
George Koehne are entered in
a third.
Area Drivers Entered
The Washington, D. c., area
will be represented by at least
a half-dozen drivers and two
auto distributors - Roosevelt
Auto Co. and Elva Distributors
USA, Inc.
Fred Windridge and Dick
Thompson will co-drive for
sportsman Briggs Cunningham
in a Corvette, which is being
allowed to enter the grand
touring category after a years
absence. Fred's wife, Pinkie
Windridge, will drive for Cam
oradi in a $50 &C. OSCA, with
Denise McCluggage of New
York as her partner.
Charlie Wallace and Charlie
Kolb will share one of the Elvas
entered by the Washington dis
tributor. Arthur Tweedale, last
years National champion in
Elva cars. will drive a model
for an entry from Atlanta.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Carol Heiss, jenkins to Tell
Wedding Plans, Paper Says

NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (AP) .
Carol Heiss and Hayes Alan
Jenkins, both Olympic ice skat-
ing champions, will announce
their engagement Monday night
at an Olympic benefit. the New
York Journal-American report
ed today.
Jenkins, an Akron (Ohiol
lawyer and 1856 Olympic mems
figure skating champion, ar
rived here last night. He de-
clined comment.
Jenkins, 27, is expected to
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Won Trips Wins

SYRACUSE, Sicily, Mar. 1s
CAP).-Wolfgang Won Trips of
Germany, driving a Ferrari,
won the 30s-kilometer Siracusa
Grand Prix automobile race for
Formula II racing cars today in
l hour SO minutes As seconds.
Maurice Trintignant of France,
in a Cooper-Climax, was Sec
ond in 1:54:04.2.
Evening star., 1960-03-20

JamiSon hopes to open a new
driving range soon on Route Z
near Tyson's Corner. He is
married and the father Of four
children-two boys, II and IA,
and two girls. II and 8. The
eldest, Ronnie, is captain Of
the st. Johns High School golf
team.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
PERSONAL.

We will pay you $lOO each week
for as long as one year when you
are in the hospital for Sickness or
Accident. People up to 30 years Of
age are eligible. No Agent Will
Call. For FREE details Of this offer
write to Crown Life, 2O3 No. Wa
bash Ave, Chicago /, ILL.,, Dept 50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25


This new album has all
the ingredients to be a
best-sell Good exam
pies of the type of spirit
which Is fast squirting this
musical family to the top
OF the Gospel Singing field
are moving songs such as
Don't Knock" and pray
On.
OF special interest Is
the wide tone which
MaVis Staples, who leads
many of the songs, Is
capable of achieving. Al
though all of the Staples
Singers hold up their own
ends, Mavis seems des-
tined to stand out on a new
plane Of excellence.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Around" "Jumpin' at the
Woodside," and Lester
Leaps In" are among the
things that get a lively
busting off. Sent for You
Yesterday" Tickle Toe"
and "Topsy" also do their
share in bringing back re-
verie from a happy time.
Brook Benton is re-
sponsible for a little re-
miniscing of his own on
his new Mercury album,
Songs l Love To Sing -"
This recording session
was obviously a very re-
Taxed affair. The liner
notes refer to the vocal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

styling as an intimate talk truhfully the results
are personalZed editions of old standards.
Benton approaches favortes like Moonlight In Vermont
On What Seemed Be- and They Can't Take That Away
from Me- though each has special meaning in his le
sometimes, the listener imagnes that really recording
session at ALL but singer giving his to his girl
The Gospel Music trail currently buZzng with paudits for
wi" the Circle Be Unbroken the VeeJay recording by
he famed Staples Singers This amazing family has reached
nigh level of with their who revel in
their souls stirring rhy-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Part cap part beret it's the new,
est fashion rage The knit band, with
its handsome contrasting stripes,
may be worn up for decoration, or
down as an ear,Aap. Rugged and
stylish. 1t comes in Fire Red, Oxford
Gray, Cocoa Brown, Jet Black, and
Navy, all with contrasting stripes.
Sizes Small (6sS to So, Medium Z
to TO, or Large (73S to 7Ss).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Leonard Feather included in this offering The songs
featured hghs the early Basic days. with the present
organization lending their talents the recreation of the
era when big band jazz the last word.
Joe Williams fills the old Jimmy Rushing Blues numbers
Frank Wess Foster Thad Jones and join in the
spirit things bring Golden Big Bands in for
a very musical hour and a half
Old avorites included this treat will bring
life with happy thoughts of the days when
the depression prosperous happy America
was Swinging OUT with wild abandon. Avenue c., "Doggn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
THE MUSIC WHIRL

! GALA EVENT has
4 taken place in the
. recording field. The
Roulette people have pro-
vided a big musical pack
age Of Count Basic favor
ties that should find a
home in any record COL
lection. This album is
being produced in a de-
luxe limited edition pack
age entitled THE Count
Basic Story, as part of
the Birdland Series.
Two long playing re-
cords and a handsome
biography of Basic by
Evening star., 1960-10-30

F. G. Holohan. Old Annapolis
boulevard, is open to the
woods on all sides. Emphasis
has also been placed upon
built-in furnishings and
ample storage space.
Another home that seems
to have been practically
carved out Of the woods is
that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min C. Howard of Amberly.
The landscaping is mainly
evergreen with the exception
Of many spring bulbs. Ground
cover has been used extern
Sively. The house is furnished
with a combination of modern
pieces and antiques.
Tickets for the tour are
available at the YWCA office
40 State circle. Annapolis,
Md. Proceeds will beneflt
the World Fellowship Pro-
gram Of the YWCA. Guests
are asked to provide their own
transportation and are re-
quested to begin their tour at
the YWCA Building; from
this point guides will route
the tourists to the various
homes.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Miss DonneIIy
Is Enouoed

Mrs. John Donnelly of Bos-
ton announces the engage.
ment of her stepdaughter,
Miss Mary Anne Donnelly, to
Mr.. Kenneth Francis Darcy,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
@. Darcy Of Cambridge and
Bristol, N. H.
Miss Donnelly is the daugh-
ter Of the late Mrs. Alicia Tu-
multy Donnelly and the late
Mr.. John Donnelly. She is a
graduate Of the Country Day
School Of the Sacred Heart in
Newton, Mass, and attended
Manhattanville College in
Purchase, N. Y. She Is now a
senior at Newton College of
the Sacred Heart.
The granddaughter of the
late Mr.. Joseph P. Tumulty,
ST., secretary to President
Woodrow Wilson, she made
her debut in New York in
1857.
MIR. Darcy is a graduate of
Harvard University and a
member Of the Pi Eta Club.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
our to Feature
Contemporary Homes

The Annapolis Young
Women's Christian ASsocia-
ton will sponsor q Tour Of
Contemporary Homes on No
vember 3 from IL noon to S
pm in connection with its
week-long 40th anniversary
celebration.
In this area famous for its
historic sites and antiquities,
it is the first time that homes
Of contemporary design have
been opened to the public.
Seven homes will be included
in the tour.
"Crofton," the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Briscoe,
is located on Little Aher-
deem Greek overlooking South
River and was completed in
1859. This c cont e m porary
dwelling is furnished with
American and English an.
tiques. Sliding walls, fretwork
and other details of design
give o Japanese flavor. A
native holly in the entrance
courtyard is said to be one
Of the most beautiful in Anne
Arundel County.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arland F. ChriSt-Janer Of
Pendennis Mount was COM
pleted in 1859. All Of the
structural elements of this
house using the principle Of
post and beam construction
are visible on the exterior.
Glass walls give the impress
Evening star., 1960-10-30

sion Of indoor-outdoor living
as well as a feeling Of light
ness, openneSs and space.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore r. Davis Of Annap-
oils Roads was built as q
pavilion on its lot rather
than as a walled-in unit
separated from its surround
ing land. Existing trees were
saved to provide privacy. A
post. beam, and plank struc-
tural system was chosen.
Holly Knoll. the residence
of Admiral and Mrs. Rowland
H. Gran on Arbutus drive,
was designed to provide a
quiet, simple plan into which
the owners could At a variety
Of art objects and antiques
collected over q number of
years Of travel and residence
abroad. The exterior was in
tended to be a house in the
woods. disturbing a lovely site
as little as necessary
The residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles D. Helm on Luce
Creek is q nine-room, one
level. contemporary home
with an indoor outdoor de-
sign. The house takes full ad-
vantage Of the natural beau
ties surrounding it, and the
living areas face a waterfront
view. An attempt was made
to use unusual hardware.
lighting and flreplaces.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Officers Named
For D. c. Council

Mrs. Florence Caroline
Adams is the newly elected
president Of the D. C. Council,
Patriotic Women of America,
Other officers serving with
Mrs. Adams for the next year
are: Mrs. Flora Palmer Weber,
firSt vice president; Mrs.
Ruth s. Meyer. second vice
president: Miss Margaret
Louise O'Brien, chaplain; Mrs.
Lena Epperly Macdonald, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. David
c. Collier, corresponding
secretary: Mrs Francis L.
McDermott. treasurer; Mrs.
Lydia M. v. Johns, historian;
and Mrs. Raymond D. Mac
Cart, Mrs. Lucille B. Mahieu
and Mrs. j. william Harrill,
directors.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
October 80, 1860

of the court. will celebrate
the mass which will be fol-
lowed by a communion break
fast in the Catholic Daugh-
ters Of America clubhouse.
Guest speaker at the break
fast will be Mgsr. Joseph E.
Schieder, executive director
of the youth department Of
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference.
Miss Eunice Moran is serv-
ing as chairman and Miss
Mary Angluin is the cochair-
man. Reservations will close
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Society-Honne
Memorial Mass Scheduled

The District Of Columbia
Court Of the Catholic Daugh-
ters Of America will hold
their annual Memorial Mass
at 9 am. Sunday in st. Mat
thew's Cathedral. Msgr. John
K. Cartwright, the chaplain
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
fcONTlAlIenl

DOWNTOWN CoMML.-2.5o0 50
50. It. avail. Zoned CA. for any
bus; perfect for distributors serv-
ice bus; printing; sign shop; fur
niture; comb. once, shop and
whse. viii ARRANGE to suit. I'm
med poss. 637 d st. NV. (Key
az $3.50 OWNER. DE. 2-245s:
Evening star., 1960-06-15
WAREHOUSES for RENT

Excellent NE. Location
1s,sOO 50. Il: modern one story.
ditioned ofices, plus $4,000 su.
, It. paved parking area. Loading
dock and drive-in. Heavy duty
electric. For inspection call
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1726 H st. NV. Realtors
Ma. $500
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BETTER HOMES
PRESTIGE LOCATION

8 bedrooms, 2h baths, living room
with fireplace. separate dining
room, de luxe kitchen, full base
ment, recreation room, lovely lot
with trees. Owner wants a quick
sale; reduced to S25,450. Call
Evening star., 1960-06-15
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

VA.-Farm or about 66 acres:
accessible; stream; reasonable
cash or terms. P0. Box 1076,
Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
SEAsH0RE PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT IN RESORT AREA
Three-bedroom home, 1h baths.
kitchen. large living room with
fireplace, completely furnished; |;
fishing, swimming In modern
Uttered pool tennis, privileges;
Write MILES PoRTLoCK, Orkney
Springs, Va.
REHoBOTH BEACH = 3-bedrm
july s7oO July $3.50. sST oT viii sihIGSza asni
for 8 wk. periods. Ju. 6-6697.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC. REALTol

REALIY, INC. REALIORS
REAL BUY = Listen! Brick, full
basement, big level yard, close-ir
Mclean, fireplace. dining room
kitchen with eating space, two
rice bedrooms and expandable enc
floor. All this for S16,500! You
can't beat the value in q good
Cape Cod. Call us for details
HOLLEY REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy.
KE S.h2hn
Evening star., 1960-06-15

CLosE-IN SILVER SPRING - In
dustrial lot containing more than
11,000 50. IT.; 10000 with terms,
or pay cash and save. For details
call Mr.. Thompson, JU. 9-2552;
ewes, Oh. 2-6502, c. M. MARS
Evening star., 1960-06-15
GOTHAM
OWNER ANXIOUS

REALTY, INC.
800 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-7300
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Builders Opportunity

29O or fewer soft. lots,
ready to build now; all en-.
gineering compl.; well-de-
Veloped area Of nearby Fair.
fax City,; FHA approved:
full subordination to ae-
ceptable builder. GOLD
STEM BROS, RE. 7-19SS.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

COLORRD--ll 70 q ACRE
Building sites in nearby Prince
Georges or Mont. Co. on good
roads. Only 10 min. to DC.
Priced to sell.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-2200
Evening star., 1960-06-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN
FARIS FINANCE co

= AIA1O T 11NA1VOI NOs
Signature loans: servicemen incl.
1882 Georgia Ave. LO. b-612s
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
IIoN,o tSNS,o s641 colesvills I'd. Juniper
MORTGAGE LOANS, So. 300 &
S150.000. Lower your payments
Group your debts. .Refinanee. YOU
property. Quick. honest service
Residential. farm. commercial
sonstryction: Financing. Eeananes'
CAN or nIs write ta M. s'i iRoofsERTTIs. 81 HN Us
p Lexington street, Baltimore 2
No.. or Saratoga 7-4047 day
night. sundays. holidays.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
5000 DOWN

And balance in 30-year loan on
this close-in North Arlington
home, bedrooms, full basement
rec. room. Must be seen to ap-
RTssls'f RoS last Driess can ai a. 1900 'nd
BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC. REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-06-15
RIGHT REALTY, INC.
la 2-ASnn

ST. ANN'S-Three blocks from
st, AIMS on Q quiet street Of fine
brick homes. Oversize Colonial
with three big bedrooms, private
bath of the master bedroom, full
New on the market at S25 800,
HOLLEY REALTY. 51S3 Lee hwy,
KE. 8-5350.
SUBURBAN ESTATE-2O minutes
to Washington or Pentagon; Lux
uriouS. roomy, 4-year-old split
level, handsomely situated on
9reen, tree-studded a acre: pres
gse neighborhood. Completely
carpeted throughout. 2Tx21-ft
paneled clubroom in daylight
basement. 2-car garage. Superb
value. at S33.500. Call IA. 5-6S00
8 til q. SHANNON q LUCHS
REALTORS, 2O55 Wilson blvd.
Realtors nTt 5-Ri3g
Evening star., 1960-06-15

SALONA VILLAGE bedroom. 2.
bath Cape Cod designed especially
for the expanding family. Homt
taStefully decorated. modern in
every respect, vith diversified all.
electric kitchen, basement with
recreation room and aarage. Stu.
ated in area of prestige homes
An outstanding value at 500. $50
Call SHANNON e. LUCHS, RE.
ALTOR,. IA. 5-6S00 8 til 9. 205s
Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

SAVE $2,OOO-Formerly priced in
the upper 20s, here is your gold
en- opportunity HUGE ROOMS in
this charming all-brick Colonial
ideally situated in CLOSE-IN N.
ARLINGTON; 25-ft. living rm
with fireplace, large entrance hall,
15-ft. dining rm., de luxe kitchen,
"a bath and large screened porch
all on LIST fooT; 2 twin bedrooms
STEP 10 BusMtop s"s School HHn area Z
Hurry Call ia. 6-7575, METZLER
Realtors: eves., IA. b-S540.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. F0R RENT
PARKING IN BETHEsDA

- PARKING IN BETHESDA
We have a limited number OF pri-
yate parking spaces less than /
block of Wis. aye. on the east
side along the B a. o. railroad,
Sl2. 80 per mo. per space. For
businesses In the Woodmont area
we can offer up to 80 spaces in q
package on Rugby ave. For busi-
nesses in the area from from
Bank of Bethesda TO Whittlesey
DRUG Store we can offer up to SO
spaces in a package, 2 blks. east
OF Wis. ave BROKERS INVITED
THE BETHESDA LAND a.
DEVELOPMENT CO. OIL. 2-1200
Evening star., 1960-06-15

Must sell this better-than-new brick
split-level. 4 spacious bedrooms,
ga baths, center-hall entrance,
t1replaces, rec. room, hot-water
Dashboard heat, intercom. system,
private cul-de-sac, lovely lot with
trees: wonderful terms, reduced
to S29,950 for quick sale. Call
Evening star., 1960-09-17

Directions: Out Baltimore-Wash-
ington Parkway to Laurel, Md, ,
left at Laurel Turn Off on
Route 1877 or Route 602 to
Laurel Shopping Center and
model home at corner of
Marshall and us. III.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

on competition only by con-
stantly improving customer
services, and seeking for
improved designs, materials
and construction methods
that will provide a better
home at less cost to the buyer.
Today the home building
industry has reached ma
turity. Not one Of our builders
could survive unless he
offered an outstanding prod
uct and enjoyed a good
reputation for the services
he renders.
Today's home buyers re-
ceive a major bonus from
the builder, and that is in
the field Of research. Right
here in the Metropolitan
Area of Washington we have
a Building Research Institute
which is sponsored by the
National Association of Home
Builders. This institute is
working daily to provide new
quality products, techniques
and designs.
Houses AnoIyzed
The w WaShington home
buyer, as a result of this re-
search and experimentation,
is assured that the house
he purchases has been thor
oughly analyzed in every de-
tail before being put on the
market. Today, our home
designs are very much better
than they have been since
1945. Our builders learned
in recent years, from inter-
views with homeownerS, that
there had to be many
improvements.
Today a builder is a mod
ern community developer.
He engineers the contours of
the land. He plans the use
Of the land to insure that the
areas in which he builds will
be used to maximum advan-
Evening star., 1960-09-17

THE MEMBERS of the
! Home Builders Associa-
ton of Metropolitan Wash
ington are predicting that the
residential construction in
dustry will continue steady
growth in this area.
One Of the principal rea-
sons for their calculated pre-
diction is the high per capita
income enjoyed by Citizens
Of the Nations Capital.
Since 1929. Washington has
boasted of a recession-proof
economy. We have over
100000 Government employees
whose bi-monthly pay checks
form q firm foundation on
which home ownership will
continue to thrive.
Despite the showdown in
housing starts throughout
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Miller Display Ready in Sumner

designed by architect Ed
ward r. Spano. The exhibit
home lis of brick construction
and has four bedrooms, a Ii
brary and three bath rooms.
One of the oldest home
building firms in the Wash
ington area, w! C. and A. N.
Miller, has been in the field
since 1911. 1t has built $500
homes in such well-known
com m unitieS as Wesley
Heights, Spring Valley. Sum-
ner and the newly-started
Potomac Falls.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

Metropolitan w ashington
during 1960-when compared
with the builders activities
in 1859, percentagewise-
builders have made extensive
plans for an upSurge in buyer
interest this fall and in 1851.
Position Seen Good
Experts in the national
housing industry predict that
the cost of houses in 1861
will increase about AZ per
cent in 1872. This is a
reasonable forecast, because
the price of land is rising
monthly and new households
are being formed rapidly.
AS the big baby crops" Of
the postwar years grow up
and enter the housing market
on a big scale, the need for
Evening star., 1960-09-17

tage. and will retain their
value in the years to come.
A great number of prospec-
tive home buyers do not real
ize that a large number of
builders have studied design
and color coordination of
entire communities.
Today's houses in the Met
ropolitan Washington market
have more individuality than
ever before because builders
offer numerous options S in
materials, colors and fea-
lures.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

more and better housing will
be greatly increased.
Today's prospective home
buyer is in a more favorable
position than ever before.
We like to think that the
increased builder services
from members of our organi-
zation have helped to put him
in that position.
1t is we'll known through
out the country that increaS-
ing competition in the Ma
tion's biggest industry-home
building-has led the alert
builders to offer a broad
array of services that we're
practically unheard Of in
the Nations Capital 10 or
is years ago.
Our 1860 home builders
have survived and thrived
Evening star., 1960-09-17

A spokesman said, Each
home arkS a notable
achievement in home design
ing. construction and en-
vironment, in our opinion
Directions, as provided by
the builder, are:
"Out Massachusetts ave-
nue. three-quarters of a mile
beyond the District Line to
Sumner entrance. Left on
Fort Sumner drive to Rock
mere drive, follow Rockmere
to Baltan road; right to 5ll6
and open sign"
Evening star., 1960-09-17

Sumner is the locale of
q Fall Festival Of Homes ex-
hibit of the w. C. g. A. N.
Miller Development Co.
The home is at 5116 Baltan
road in the Montgomery
County development. and is
one of some 400 the firm has
completed there. At present,
another IA are under con-
Struction. The community
will have a total of $50
homes when finished.
All homes are individually
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Firm Holds Outing

Arlington Realty Co. re-
Gently held its annual outing
for employees and their fami-
lies at the Evans Farm Inn
at Mclean, Va. The outing
was a barbecue with dane
ing. About so employees and
their wives from both the
Maryland and Virginia Offices
of the firm attended.