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ATLAS AGCY., 1920 NY. AVE. NV
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AUCTION SALES
(CONIINUEDl
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son,
Auetioneers-AppraiseTs.
United States Marshal's Sale
MEMS CLOTHING e
HABERDASHERY, ETC.
district Of Columbia to wit:


of Columbia to wit:
By virtue of q writ Of fieri facias
issued by the Municipal Court.
Case No. M-29559-5g, in and for
the District Aforesaid. at the suit
of COMMERCIL FACTORS COR
PORATION, foreign corporation,
Assignee of Z. GUTMAN & SONS,
Plaintiff, against the goods and
chattelS Of BONBREST, LTD, a
corporation, Defendant, to me di-
rected, have seized and taken
into execution all the right, title.
claim, interest and estate. at law
and in equity of said defendant,
in and to wool suits, sport, pep
pered lined. wash n wear and
raincoats, wool bush jackets, wool
and cotton trousers, hats, dress
and sport shirts, walking shorts,
sweaters, belts, neckwear, hose, Ivy
League slacks. handkerchiefs, tie
and shirt acceSsorie, , wrist
watches and billfolds, etc: also.
Feeders, Welbilt and Frigidaire
window air conditioners, vacuum
cleaners, mirrors, trouser rack,
cocktail table, chairs, draperies,
steel once desk, file cabinet, table
front desk. Etc. and I hereby give
notice that on WEDNESDAY, THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, 1850, COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK AM. l will offer
for sale the aforementioned per-
sonal property so seized and taken
into execution, BY PUBLIC AUC-
TION, to the highest bidder. FOR
CASH. Sale to take place at
905 E ST. NV.
H. WARD, Jr., United
States Marshal in and for the
District Of Columbia. fe6,16
ADAM A. WESCHLER a son.
AuctioueerS
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THOMAS j. OWEN q SON,
Auctioneers,
iii z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-STORY ROW BRIG
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES 1854 WAR D z r
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 10673,
Folio 337, ct sea-, of the land
records Of the District Of Column
bia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the under
sisned trustees will sell, at public
auction. within the once Of THOS.
J. OWEN d. SON, Suite sol.
NV; on MONDAY. THE EIE-
Ip 4f5NTH 1asO, DAT AZ 8E LyEHFa1hTI yEHEqAHY;
described land and premises,
situate in the District OF Column
bia. and designated as and being
Lot 81, in Square 3037.
TERMS, Sold subject to q prior
building association deed of trust
for approximately S6,273 80; fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$500 required. Conveyancing. re-
cording, etc, at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as of date of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and reSold ct
the discretion Of the trustees.
EMIL HALLE,
RUSSELL WINE,
AnNN IupSCrTr Sop-
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GERALD ]. MILLER,
DONALD A BROWN

H FELDMAN. Attorney
for r, Party Secured; III z st.
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~; S-In2l' MR.. APPLE or Mr..
AUToMoTIVE CONTROL TOWER
OPERATOR
experienced only, for large dealer
ship. Must be volume operator
Salary open. Moving expenses,
other benefits. Write details Of
experience to P. o, Box SOL.
Newport News. Virginia.
AUTO ELEC., cARBUREToR. ig-
milton and speedometer special
Isl: Write, giving experience to
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced.
Days, NO. 7-4331: evenings, WA.
7-S112. DAB AUTO GLASS, INC,
2035 GEORGIA ave. NV.
AUTO GLASS MAN, exper,, must
be sober and reliable; steady work
2OO1 Kenilworth ave. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC WANTED, in
used-car shop Of long-estab. Gen.
BLAKE, Ho. $500, Ext. SeS,
Friday or Monday
AUTO MECHANIC, permanent lob
in modern well-equipped shop.
vacation and holidays with pay,
salary and bonus, group hospi-
oLMsTEAp sSziSiIn Sse SoroR MF CO.. bsuese5t sS56
wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
AUTO MECHANIC, exp, service
new cars, new modern serv. bldg d.,
all company benefits Apply Mr.
Estep. PAGE HUGHES BUICK,
INC, 621 Arl. blvd. Arl.. JE. g.
1900.
AUTO PAINTER'S HELPER, . yrs.
local exper.; local refs. REQ
MASTER AUTO BODY, 3240
Prospect st. NV.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRMAN,
exper.; steady work. 2001 Kenil-
worth ave. ne.
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ATTENTION
MachinistS
Inspectors
Sheet Metal Men
Investigate
MELPAR

5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced
only. Silver Spring location: excel.
working conditions, paid vacation.
good salary, steady work. Call
JU. S-s021, MR.. APPLE or Mr..
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MARCEL WEISS,
THOMAS 4 RwFE

FRIEDLANDER and MELRO
JACK L. FRIEDLANDER, Attorneys
Tor Trustees. ja27.30-fe1,4,6
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING KNOWN AS PREM
1SSES 1873 F STREET NORTH
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Specialist in RADAR
To supervise activities in the use, trans.
mission and display Of radar informa-
tion. Requires ability to originate, direct
and evaluate work pertaining to radar
equipment and its use: six years expert
ence in radar techniques and equipment:
BIS. degree in Electrical Engineering.
MS. degree desirable.
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PERSONAL

BOYS NEEDED for Episcopal: op-
Dor for musical educ, paid by
musical merit. Seniority. Exper. fol
admission unnec. AID. 2-4244, FE
3-R954
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Braided and Hook Rugs

viii make any size. 10. o-452O.
DUMP TRUCK, hauling trash or
stone: Call Ii. 3-1645. ERNEST
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All Income Tax Services

Former / R agt.. a2 yrs. exper
Fed. and State Your home-my
once. MA. 2-023O. RE. 7-sI46
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Tales of Hoffman Overture.
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ible Flutist. by Piston.
11:OO. WASH-FM (S7.1 Me-
Symphonic Highlights. Sup
pes Poet and Peasant Over
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Reports. Guests are Repre-
sentatiyes Price. Democrat
of Illinois and Van zandt,
Republican of Pennsylvania
1890. wTOP, wAIAL-Demo-
cratic Convention.
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$500, WRC-The Democratic
National Convention.
$3.50. WoL-Democratic Con.
venticn.
S:55. VIOLIN - Baseball
Baltimore VS.. Chicago.
$500, WWDC - Washington
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Saturday ! s.m. to I pa issundsy San.
TO midnight.
WeTS FM-s1.s Me.-S to 10 pm. Sunday
through Thursdsy.
WBVA-FM- 1858 Me.-t2 noon 10 u pm.
WMAL-FM-1oI.3 Me.-sa an. to 1;A5 an.
WPGc-FM-sS.5 Me.-10 an. to 4 pm. Moa.
day through Saturday.
WIMD-FM-s4.1 Me.-6 pm. 10 12pm.
WGAY-FM-ss.5 Me.-s an. to midnight.
Other AM Stations
WIkx-16o0 Ke.-24-hour operation.
WPlk-I730 Ke.-Osylight only.
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WWDC-i26o ke.-24-houF operation.
WEEL-13Io ke.-2A-hour operation except
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Jr. Race Tight;
Potomac, M-F
Play Saturday

Potomac and Miller-Fields
meet this Saturday in a
battle for the third place in
the Rockville Boys Baseball
Associations Junior League.
Miller-Fields knocked Leland
Fisher from the unbeaten ranks
with rs squeaker last week.
Billy Schwartzbeck pitched a
five hitter, struck out nine and
walked four in picking up M.Fs
third win. Chippy Burton led
the winners attack with a
double and single. The win
ners scored four times in the
fourth inning on four hits
sprinkled with errors in their
big inning.
Butch Isreal was the losing
pitcher. He gave up 10 hits,
struck out IL ana walked Tour.
He led his team at the bat with
two hits. With two on and two
out in the seventh and the score
tied sc a pop fly dropped be.
tween the Leland Fisher in.
fielders and allowed the win
ming run to score.
Potomac downed the Opti-
mists, 1916, as Walt Masterson
with the help of reliefer Tony
Rubino, was the winner. Poto.
mac scored most of its runs in
two big innings. In the second
Potomac got four runs on two
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
County Senior Teams
Split Early Schedule

Mattos Paints topped Sligo, Q.
as Bob Donaldson allowed
four hits. Vernon Chadwick
was the losing pitcher as he al
lowed but three hits in Mont
gcmery County Boys Baseball
Senior League action last week.
Buchanan Builders blasted
Mattos, 20-7. in another game
as Jackson Israel got the win.
Garry Giller was the loser. Blu.
chanan collected II hits includ-
ing a three run triple by Jim
Craig. The Pirates downed Blu
chanan, IA, as Gene Hogan
scattered six hits. Dave Graley
was the loser as he allowed
seven hits. The Cornell Clip
pers stopped the Pirates, 81, as
Mike Middledorf allowed three
hits. Andy d'Epagnier was the
loser.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16

with a two-run double In the
seventh inning as Ivy Smith
snapped a four game losing
streak with a 80 win over
Thompson's Restaurant. Floyd
Spong singled in the third run.
Roberts allowed seven hits
while Smith. picked up 10 hits
off the Thompson pitchers.
Colorado Carterers won a
pair last week stopping Ivy
Smith, Al, and whipping Hilton
Charles, 10-4. Joe Mclaughlin
won the first game on a two
hitter. Dick Robinson's fourth
inning homer highlighted a two
run inning. Colorado had picked
up its other two runs in the
third. Jim Henry allowed four
hits against Hilton Charles.
Carl Borchers hit grand slam
homer in the fifth inning when
the winners scored seven times.
arcoal Grill shutout
Thompson's Restaurant 20 and
won over Emerson Research
Lab to reach its 60 record. Hal
Apologize pitched Vitro over
Battery 3D." 80, and MEMS.
Clarke won over Battery "B,"
10 in other games.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Greene's Homer
Wins in Peewees

Tommy Greene hit q fifth in
ming homer that stood up for
the winning run as Wheaton
Hardware outlasted Hillandale,
SO in Montgomery Peewee play
last week.
Hillandale had the potential
tying run on second with one
out in the last of the fifth but
pitcher Craig Harding got the
batter to ground to third base
man Buzzy Walker who made a
nice play of the ball, tagged the
runner coming in from second
and fired to first for a double
play to end the game.
Harding pitched the first two
and the last inning to get the
win. Greene twirled the middle
two. Harding also had homer
and John Hancock had 3-for-3
for the winners.
In other games Oakview
pounded Colesville Manor. POP;
st. GATHERINGS Whites downed
Smiths ESQ, 11-3; st. Gather
ines Blues beat Walter Reed,
11-2; Walter Reed defeated the
Whites, SO, and the Blues beat
Smiths ESQ, 5-4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
County League
In Tie After
RedIands Win

Redlands clobbered pre-
viously IN b e a t en- Sandy
Spring, 1876, last Sunday
and threw the Montgomery
County Baseball League into
a three-way tie.
The win by once-beaten Red
lands coupled with Rockville
Merchants IA win over Whea.
ton Lumber gave all three
teams 81 marks. Greg Morris
got the win in the football
score game. Willie Byrd had
two hits including a grand slam.
Morris and Dobson each had
three hits for the winners and
Dewitt Hahn and Hettinger
each had two. Bob Groves was
the loser.
Billy Peake was again the
winner for Merchants. He al.
lowed 10 hits in seven innings,
walked four and struck out
three. Rupe Curry reliever in
the last innings and allowed
one hit and no runs.
Rockville got two in the first
on two hits and two walks.
The Merchants picked UP three
more in the second on three
hits. Carl Webster, who had
3for-5 for the day, blasted
across two runs in the frame
with a booming triple Gerald
Hood had a triple and two
RIBS for the winners. Phil
Kupper led the attack for
Wheaton with 4-for-5 including
a double. Roys took the loss.
The Laurel Stars came alive
against Damascus and pounded
out Is hits good for 10 runs as
Laurel defeated Damascus, 49,
).
Harding and Thompson had
homers for the winners. Calvin
Thompson was the winning
pitcher. He allowed six hits,
two walks and struck out II
in eight innings. Damascus got
all its runs in the ninth on one
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Hughes Upsefs
ST. Johns in
Wheaton Church

Hughes Methodist pulled the
surprise of the Wheaton Church
League season by upsetting St.
Johns Lutheran, las behind the
eight-hit pitching of Bill Reed.
Hughes held a commanding
lead most of the way. Bill Sc.
jen, Jim Fitzpatrick, Fred Miles
with three hits each were the
batting stars for the winners.
Miles hammered {. solo homer
in the sixth. Donald Mills and
Seien hit back to back homers
in the fifth.
st. Paul's took undisputed
possession of first place by
downing Wheaton Presbyterian,
SO. st. Jude's, unbeaten until
this week, lost by forfeit to Mil
Ian Methodist when the st.
Jude'S manager thought the
game had been postponed.
Wheaton out-hit st. PauPs SO.
Gene Brown of St. PauTs al
lowed three hits and one run in
the first six innings but tired in
the last inning and gave up five
runs and six hits. Glenn Wild
homered for st. Pauls with one
aboard in the fifth and Bill Cole
of Wheaton slammed a round
tripper with nobody on in the
seventh.
In other games, Montrose
BAPTIST won over NCrthwood
Presbyterian 7-3, Veirs Mill Bap-
fist won over Glenmont Metho.
dist, 81, and st. GATHERINGS won
over sader-Resurrectiop Lu.
theran, IT'S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Civilian Begins
Second Defense
OF Crown

Rockville Civitan began its
second defense of its Montgom.
cry County Boys Baseball AS
ISOLATION Major League title
with a 20 win over the Takoma
Blue Sox last Friday.
Bruce Mackey got the win as
he scattered five hits over a
darkness-shortened six inning
span, while striking out six and
adding two triples to the Civil
tan eight hit attack.
Mike Curtis and Bobby Davis
also Clipped in two hits for the
winners. In the top of the sew
enth Civitan scored three more
runs including a home run by
Davis, but the game was halted
because of darkness and the
runs didn't count.
Crockett of the Blue Sox hit
homer in the sixth but failed
to touch second and the run
didn't count. Garrett allowed
all eight hits for the losers and
struck out six.
With this season Harry Beane
begins his fourth year as Civil
tan coach. They have been in
the playoffs three yearc and
won the title twice.
Members of this years Civil
tan team are: Les Ruppel, Da-
vid Wyatt, Kenny Doane, Mike
Curtis, Mike Creamer, Bruce
Mackey, Jack Beall, Ed Ham
rock, Chris Moore, Paul Till,
Billy Binker, Tony Zangardi,
John Auber, Tom and Tim
Reitz, Jackie Smith, Bobby Da-
Wis, and Ban Berquist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Second Half Standings

hit, five errors and bases on
balls. Bob Bellison was the
loser.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16

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Il Gray allowed three walks and
famed three in winning his
fifth game of the season against
no losses. He faced % batters
in the seven inning game. Byron
Halpin raped across nine runs
with a homer, two doubles and
a single in four trips to the
plate.
Rockville Chamber of Com.
merce handed Shannon's Auto
Body its first loss on the field
and broke a six game win streak
as 10 hit attack downed
Shannon's, 1873. 1t was Rock
vlle's fourth straight win.
Bill Rector had two homers
and single and six RIBS for
the winners. Charlie Attick
had three hits and Howard had
two for Rockville. Attick was
the winner but gave way to
Leroy Burroughs and finally
Rector saved the game in relief.
Rockville had stopped Silver
Spring Billiards 1874 earlier
last week.
The Rockville win dropped
Shannon's into q second place
tie with Charcoal Grill for
second place in the Open league.
Shannon's lost Its first game
of the season by forfeit. Earlier
in the week Shannon's had given
Johns Hopkins its first loss of
the season 11-6 as the Shannon
-hattaFs. led by Ebert Isreals
two homers, raped Earl Gray
for 9 hits.
Billiards Dump 600
Silver Spring Billiards scored
{ three runs in the top of the
seventh to deal 6200 Grill its
first loss, rs as Gordon got
the win. $500 had a ga lead
but a walk, Don Shanklin's
p~ple. Whitmer's single, an
6tber walk and an error ended
62ONs streak at seven games.
Lietzy had a homer for the win
ners. John Byrd, who pitched
a no-hitter last week, started.
He was relieved by Ray Luckett
who took the loss. 5000 had
pounded Hilton Charles 1872
earlier In the week.
Jack Roberts broke a 90 tie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16

singles and bases on balls. II
fourth. Tommy Beach and Billy
picked up four more in the
Gaynor each had two hits for
Potomac. Loser Richard Stone
was followed by Pete Dillman
and Denny Grogg on the
mound.
Optimists Threaten
Optimists threatened to pull
1t out In the sixth and seventh.
The losers batted around in the
sixth. The yscored three runs
on three hits and knocked out
Masterson In that inning. Ru.
bino came on with the bases
loaded and nobody out. He re.
tired the side in order to snuff
out the rally.
In the seventh the Optimists
picked up two more runs.
Hitting stars for the day were
Joe Ricketts, with three singles,
Stone with a single and a double
and John Nevin with a single
and a triple.
Coop remained unbeaten by
shtuing out st. Mary's, 20, be.
hind the five hit pitching of
Jim White. He struck out 10
and walked two. The winners
got three runs in the third inn
ing as Terry Hammond singled
on two. They picked up three
unearned runs in the fifth.
Loser Larry Kaelin and Sonny
Goroum allowed but three hits
for the losers but walked 10.
David Holt had two singles.
The Lions downed Rockmont.
80, as Mike Fremming and Bill
Patterson teamed for the win.
Jim Swink raped a three.run
homer in the fourth and stroked
another later in the game to
lead the attack. Ronny Stewart
was charged with the loss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
Gruy's No-Hitfer Beats Vifro, 100;
Rector Halls Shunnon's Streak

Earl Gray threw no-hit, no run game Company
league leader Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab stopped
second place Vitro, 1910, in Montgomery County Adult
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16

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games for both league but are
not counted in determining
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-16
.Schrieder's Hit
Breaks Up Game
In City Midgets

Stevie Schrieder lashed a
double in the eighth inning
to drive across the winning
run as st. Mary's won over
Pepsi Cola, 2-1, in Rockville
Boys Baseball Association
Association Nudge league ac-
ton last week.
Tommy Horton of CYO and
Danny Stakem of Pepsi locked
in a pitchers battle as the win
ner Horton, struck out II,
walked four and gave up two
hits. Staken struck out II,
walked one and gave up five
hits.
Al B e ! m o n and Stevie
Schneider had doubles for the
winners along with Horizons
pair of singles. Kenny PETER
got a pair of singles for the
losers.
McDonald's Hamburgers reg
istered their fourth win of the
season by defeating Stauffers,
9-3. The game was played I'M
der protest from the third
inning.
Bruce Mcdonald was the win
ming pitcher, allowing three
hits, four walks and striking
out three. Tommy Seaton was
the loser, giving up three hits,
IL walks and striking out eight.
Kurt Schark hit a homer for
the winners and Billy Redkey
raped one for the losers, but
Redkey was called out for iail-
ing to touch second base. In
last weeks game Redkey got a
grand slam home run along
with homer by Jimmy Bull
man to help overpower Civitan
S-3.
Meyers builders shut out
Businessmen 1870. Tom m y
Manuel was the winning pitch
err for Meyers striking out six,
giving up one hit and allowing
no bases on ablls.
The winners hitting attack
consisted of singles by jeff
Gates, Jim Brown, Buster Rob-
inson, David Wright, Pat Muir
ply, and Larry Ruppel, Dougie
Gray got a single for the losing
teams only hit,
Meadowbrook journeyed o
Potomac over the week end and
downed the home team, so.
Harry Miller pitched two.hit-
ter for the winners while Civ
ing up three walks and strik-
ing out nine batters. Chuck
Paluch and Ray Dodson drove
in two runs apiece while Joe
Mcclellan was chipping in with
a double and a single. Jerry
Trunnel was the losing pitcher
striking out five, walking five
and hitting double to help his
own cause.
Civitan club got back in the
win column by squeezing by
Kiwanis ga. The score was tied
IL through most of the game
until Tom Heeney ran wild on
the bases after he had singled
in the sixth inning. Singles
from Conrad Griffin and Ron
ME Thompson followed. Larry
Pace kept the losers effort
going by hitting 2 home runs,
but in the last inning this rally
fell short as the tying run died
on base when the last batter
went down watching a called
third strike.
The Optimist Midgets lost for
the first this season to Stand
ard Supplies by the score of
4-3. Tom Maloney was the big
hitter in the last inning. He hit
a home run with man on base
to win the game.
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Open House
by Richard Neutra
in Los Feliz Hills

The owners live on a tOp-StOry verdnddh
famed by the dark branches of the Monterey pines
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

tect, Richard Neutra, solved the problem
with a plan which put the bedrooms and
carport on the ground floor, and gave all
the top floor to the long verandah and big
living dining room which continues into the
kitchen. The house goes up the hillside, SO
in back the kitchen is again at ground level,
while in front the verandah and living room
are second-story. A feeling of repose is
built in by leaving the simple, handsome
structural members frankly exposed as part
of the design, and in this setting the owners
have used big, plain, comfortable pieces of
furniture, ornaments of Oriental design,
and plenty of wide open space.
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