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Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
Lexington May Get New Industry
Basic Industry Will Locate Here If
Preferred Stock Sold

The Chamber of Commerce,
Spearheaded by the Industrial
Committee. today reached well
over the half way mark in it's
drive for securing a new in
duStry for Lexington.
A total amount of SOS, 00O. 90
will be raised. say Chamber
officials. This amount is neces-
Sary, and will be used to pur-
chase eight percent preferred
stock in the new manufacturing
firm to be located in the old
lrmory building.
The Chamber members, who
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

have been more closely as
ISOLATED with the factory mana
cement personnel. realize the
importance OF securing this new
industry. It is a basis industry
BY that is meant that all other
industries II dependent upon
it for their successful operation.
Not. only viii the new plant
grow and expand Itself. but it
will also be an attraction for
other industries to locate in
this vicinity.
Investing Tin the preferred
stock is certainly not limited to
members of the Chamber of
Commerce: Rather. everyone
in the Lexington trade territory
is urged 10 take an active part
in the industrial growth of the
Lexington community.
For a long ume Lexington
has needed a manufacturing
firm that employs men. 1t is
now within our reach. We must
not fail. The cooperation of
everyone Is necessary. For cor
rect information and facts about
the proposal. please see the
following men: w. E. Thur
mond, Herman Flowers. Eu-
gene Herman. Wilburn Hooker,
D. c. Lundy, H. l.. Nichols,
ST., Henri P. Watson, ST., Tan
dy Stepp, Austin Gibson, Jack
Yates. William Ellis, Jack Dunn
Allan Ramsey and Allie Povall.
Listed below are the names
of firms and individuals who,
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
County Loses
Population

According to figues released
this week by census takers,
Holmes county showed a loss of
1858 people since the last CEN
sus was taken 10 years ago.
Present population, according
to these unofficials figueS is
6,133, as compared to 33,401
in 1850.
Population by towns was not
available, but it was revealed
that Lexington population deere
ased slightly. Durant showed
a slight gain. Tchula also drop
ped about 40 people.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

and Sandy Smith of Illinois Ger
cal Mills. Paris, Ill. have also
assisted in installing the mach
merry.
The Lexington plant which will
eventually employ from 80 to
So men, will process raw char
coal from its own six kilns viii
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26

CHI have been built at the plant
site. as well as that furnished
by lltnS scattered all over
Miss. and part of louisiana.
Mr.. Hyman said he is in the
market for all types of wood,
even scrub wood. which viii be
used to make the charcoal.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
HOLMES COUNTY SINGING
MAY 20

The Holmes County Singing
Convention will be held at the
Court House in Lexington all
day, May %. We viii have
luartets and special singers
from Jackson, YazoO City and
other places.
Everyone will De welcome to
come for a day of good Gospel
singing.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-26
Graduates

The friends and relatives Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Nor
gan of Phoenix, Arizona (Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
BINOCULARS & OFFICIALS

German make BIZ
nocUlar microscope,
4 obi mech STAGE.
isctives $4,000 e!a.ss
. 7x5f HenSoldt
"DiaIyt" ind. focus $1,000 399s
1-1OX50 Zeiss ind
focus 200 399S
| - 7x5O Leitz ctd.
lenses ind. locus 215.O0 219
! - 1x5n Sard ctd.
lenses, ind focus 2l500 56.a5
14-SX powe- Wollen-
SAX ctd. telescopes 9.95 SOS
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Deacons Rout
Duke, 1854

DURHAM, N. c., Feb. 20
(AP).-Wake Forests Deacons
romped past Dukes hot and
cold Blue Devils, 1864 today
to close out their Atlantic
Coast Conference play.
Holding a 36-32 lead at in
termisSion, the Deacons took
advantage of a long Duke scor-
ing drought to clinch the vic
tory in 10 minutes of the
second half. Reserves from
both teams finished out as
Wake Forest carried its lead to
20 points with 51a minutes left.
The first half provided nearly
all of the games excitement.
The Deacons grabbed a 1912
lead and ran it to IL points
after six minutes. Duke came
back to force a 30-30 tie just
before the half, only to see
Wake Forest squirt ahead
again.
Three minutes into the second
half, Wake Forest led, 1922,
but eight quick points by
Howard Hurt and Doug KiStler
pulled the Blue Devils up to
49-43 at the midway point.
Later, with the Deacons ahead,
SAT-. Duke went 51a minutes
without a point and the game
was out its reach.
Senior George Ritchie spanked
the Deacons with 81 points.
Doug Kistler was Dukes big
scorer with %.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Girl Breaks
Swim Record

Suzanne johnson, Is, of Ar
lington, chopped 1875 seconds
off the National AAU junior
women's 400-yard individual
medley swimming record yes
terday in a special event at
the fourth annual George
Washington's Birthday invita-
tional meet at Gallaudet Col
lege.
Suzanne turned in a time of
5:22.7 to lower the record of
1882 set by Marie Gillette of
Walter Reed Swim Club in
1854.
Teammate Robyn johnson
from the Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club and Joyce Poirier
of Baltimore's Knights of
Columbus Orchard team fin
ished second and third and also
got under the former record.
Miss Johnson was timed in
5:34.l and Miss Poirier in
5:35.6.
SUMMARIES of other events:
Mems 2"O-ysrd freestyle: 1-Corby
CouttS tunattachedD: Jimmy MUIR
ply Naval Receiving Station; j.
Gary Clar tGallaudet College,. 2:1l.7.
Womens 2OO-yard freestyle: IL
HpnnPCAU int
Aquatic Club: sWTeTry S" BrackeS xS
(Knights Of Columbus orchardJ; 2"
Michele Giba Silver Spring YMCAl
Mems 2OO-yard backstroke. John
Georgi tCongresSional Country Club;
Mark Litman Jewish Community
Center; sebastian Davis tunat-
eoSyn %3neGs Jsnn.on SSSy'5S SvS Ssetsr?s ,oyc. wee
Poirier tKCol: 3-MafEaret Canada
Mems 2OO-yard breaststroke: /
Alan Dickson (unattached); 2-Timmy
SNRs, niE5sr !cGC9; S;GG1 3-JOhn Enterline
WOmen's 2O0.yard breaststroke: l.
Diane Morris fNVACD: ANDREA Arm
i.sSt 6rHst ,NVAcI: Eileen ciTillO tunat-
@sR' tas;y.Fd sy tEfsitys ol.eHSsra l5SnD
9NRSs!; 3-Nathan Provo CGaiiaudeti,
O:lB.5.
Women's 5OO-yard freestyle: /
Suzanne Gardiner (NVAC); 2-Terry
Bracken lKCO): 3-Marcia Pearce
Mems 2OO-yard butterfly: 1-Corby
CouttS (unattached): 2-Hugh Lupien
baltimore Poly): 3-Timmy Miller
(CCC) 2:lO.6
Women's ?OO-ysrd butterfly: /
Carolvn Coffman (CCC); 2-Sandy
Miller (NVACl; 3-candy Antesz
Mems 40O-yard freestyle relay: i
det. 1865.
women's 4OO-yard freestyle relay:
Northern Virginia Aquatic Club
a.: Northern Virginia Aquatic
Club "B":. 3-Knights of Columbus
Orchard. 4:06s.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Redskins Name
McPeuk Top aide

Bill McPeak was named No.
l assistant to Head Coach Mike
Nixon yesterday in the first OF
a number of expected moves
calculated to bolster the Red
skins coaching staff.
McPeak, former University
of Pittsburgh end who later
played with and coached for the
Steelers, will retain charge of
the teams defenses.
The team is expected to name
a line coach soon TO replace
Ernie Hefferle. who left re-
Gently to accept the head
coaching post at Boston Col
lege.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
erps Win Final Event ,
Edge Navy Trockmen
LNNAPOLIS, Feb. 20 "a.

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 20 (AP)
Maryland anchor man
Francis Colavita burst across
the finish line in the 2-mIle
relay and gave Maryland a
come -from-behind 81 5/6 to
481/6 track victory over Navy
today.
1t was a repeat performance
Of last year, when Navy also
led going into the final event
but lost. Navy held a 481/6
to 46 l/8 edge today after win
ming the mile relay.
Colavita earlier had won the
mile run for the TerpS.
Records were set in two
events and tied in two others.
Billy Higgins of Navy finished
the 1,000-yard run in 2:l3.4
for an Academy mark. The
previous record was 2:14.3.
Karl Ripplemeyer's broad
Jump of % feet and "a inch
set a Navy and fieldhouse mark.
The old record was 22-1l34.
Both old records had been
set by Maryland trackmen.
Maryland'S William johnson
tied his previous Navy field
house mark of 7.3 seconds in
the 60-yard high hurdles, and
Jonas Spiegel of Maryland tied
the 60-yard dash record of 6.2
seconds held by Navy and
Penn State runners.
Navy's Lew Hilder took the
high jump at 6 feet, 6 inches,
short of his Sta Jump against
Penn State and Pitt last week
end.
The Middies had defeated
Princeton before topping the
Nittany Lions and Pitt last
week end.
The Maryland Freshmen de-
feated the Plebes trackmen,
STAB.
Mile ]; Francis .Colavita, Mary
land. =, Mark Wells, Maryland. 3, Ken
Macleod, Navy. 4:23.3
600-yard-run-l, George Marienthal
Navy. >, Wavne Smith, Maryland. 8
Douglas DobbS, Maryland. l:l3;S
e0-yRrd high hurdles, william
Johnson. Maryland ., Randy McHenry
Navy. 3, Jim Neal, Navy. :07.3
High jump, Lew Hilder, Navy, {
feet b inches. ., Richard Estes, Mary
Evening star., 1960-02-21

land; 2: Dave Thaxton and Dale Mar
snail NAVY and Eugene Estes, Mary
shotput--l, Jim Hart, Navy. So
feet ! inch. ., Lou Bartek, Navy; q,
Nick Kovalakides. Maryland.
6O-yard-dash /, Jonas SpieRel,
Maryland 9, Donald whitaker, Mary.
land: s, George Houten, Navy. :O6.2
lOOO-yard run. Bill Higgins,
NAVY. :, Guy Harper, Maryland. 8,
Steve Simpson, Navy. 2:I34
@-mlle-Iun-l, Fred Hanson, Mary
land. ., Bob Kunkle. Navy. 3, Bernie
Fleming, Navy. 9:2O6
Broad Jump. Karl Ripplemeyer
Navy. % feet a inch ., Lance Missen
HodeS, Maryland; 3, Bjorn Anderson.
Maryland
Pole Vault, Thomas Glass. Mary
land, l3 feet, 3 inches. .. Bud Maxon
Navy. Anderson. Maryland. and Paul
KleindoTfer, Navy, ttieD.
Mile relay. Navy I'D Oleata,
Donnie Dsrrov. Arkie Vaughan. George
MarienthaD .. Maryland (smith,
steve salup. William Wolfe, Douglas
Dobbsl 3:27.7
Emile relay. Maryland MARX
Wells, Guy. Harper. Leonard Patrick.
Francis ColaVitaj. >, Navy (MacLeod,
Steve Simpson, Brian Havey, Kiggins)
: :5S.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
5000 Watch CeItics
Play Lokers Wednesday

More than $4,000 fans
largest crowd ever to see a
basketball game here-will
pack into the University of
Maryland's Cole Field House
wednesday night to watch the
pros at work.
The Boston Celtics and the
team they beat out last year for
the National Basketball Asso-
citation championship, the Min
neapoliS Lakers. will square of
at BIS pm. in a regularly
scheduled NBA contest.
A preliminary starting at 6
will have Bulls School meet
ing the West Point Prep School
at Fort Belvoir.
Baylor in Spotlight
The Maryland Alumni NJ
Club is sponsoring the event
and is admittedly overwhelmed
by the response. All 13,500
seats were snapped up in a
hurry and another 1000 stand
ing room tickets will be sold
at 7 pm.
The CelticS, with their special
brand of basketball magic, are
the major attraction. but help
ing draw attention. too, is
Elgin CRabbit) Baylor, the
former Spingarn High School
star now with the LakerS.
Baylor's rise to prominence
has been swift and fantastic.
He earned his nickname off his
jumping ability while at Spin
garn, where he once scored So
points in a single game. He
went to star for one year at
Idaho and then transferred to
Seattle, where he made most
of the All-America teams in
1858.
COusy Featured
He was the NBA's Rookie
of the Year" last season and
broke Bob Pettit's league rec
ord for a rookie by scoring
1,742 points for an average of
249 points a game.
The 6-foot-5, 230-pounder,
will be teaming with Hot Rod
Hundley, former star of West
Virginia; Tom Hawkins. ex-
Notre Dame star, and Frank
Selvy, former scoring wizard
for Furman. among others, in
a bid to upset Coach Red Auer-
bach'S Celtics.
The Celtics will feature Bob
Cousy, considered by many as
the best all-around player
ever developed; Bill Russell,
6-foot-l0 former star at the
Evening star., 1960-02-21

University of San Francisco:
Gene Conley, also a major
league pitching star: Tommy
Heinsohn, Rookie of the Year"
in 1857. and Frank Ramsey,
ex-University of Kentucky star.
Also with the CelticS is Gene
Guarilia, a Standout with
George Washington University
last season.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Officials Are Named
For sc Cuqe Event

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 20
(AP). zigmund Mihalik,
Charlie Eckman, Phil Fox and
Lou Bello were named today
at the officials for the Soutrern
Conference basketball tourna-
ment opening here next Thurs
day.
The tournament has four
games Thursday, two on Friday
and a single game Saturday.
All games are at the Richmond
arena.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
7 ourney Chances
Improved by Irish

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Feb. 20
(AP).-Notre Dame, an at
large entry in the NCAA
basketball tourney five of the
last eight years, improved its
chances for another bid today
by defeating DePaul, 7O-5S.
Now 1877 for the campaign,
the Irish have won four of
their last five games. The de-
feat was at Kentucky by three
points.
Mike Graney led Irish Scor-
ing today with % points.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
SteeIers Sign Lockey

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 20 (AP) .
The Pittsburgh SteelerS to-
day signed Quarterback Bobby
Lackey of the University of
Texas to one-year contract.
Salary terms were not disclosed.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
GU Freshmen Beot
BeIvoir Prep, 74-50

Ron Kunkle hit three straight
baskets early in the second half
to break open a fight game
and the Georgetown Univer-
sity Freshmen went on to a
74-50 basketball victory over
the Fort Belvoir Prep School
yesterday at Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
St. Stephens S Loses
To St. james, Abb

HAGERSTOWN, Feb. 20
(SpeciaD st. James School
outscored st. Stephens of Alex
Andria, Va, 1876, in the final
period to gain a 41-33 basket
ball victory in an Interstate
Athletic Conference game here
today.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

1-Gold leo alto horn 1900
Cold Lao. slide
trombones 81 I
1-Gold lao. slide
trombone 75.C
1NHsrmonv strato-
tone electric cutaway
euita- 81
1-Fender dbl. neck 3
string cleo. haw rui-
tar With caes and 'oeS $50 {
1-Gibson dbl neck 3
strine elec. haw guitar @@5 &
I-Gibson 4-input am
plifipr W" speakers
York Master 2-tone .,
trumpet ""h Z
l-Reltone trumpet So
&C G. Conn gold
lao. trumpet 10 I
kline Tihertv mdl.
zold Lao. trumpet 2O.C
l-Ruescher trumpet 15O.t
l-B"escher gold lao. ,-or
otto Schmidt radio
harp
Carl Fischer gold 49,
lao. tenor SeXnphone -I9 I
l-Jenco plockenSpiel
with stand l21.t
1-1retsch synchro-
matte Snsnish cut ooo
awav guitar "No'
Martin mdL DIS oo
guitar ~" D."
2-Silvertone double
pickup solid hndy cut
awav elec. guitars le"'
&c bSon 3-input
Evening star., 1960-02-21

I-COrOnA bx7 View Camera.
Packard Synch Shutter 3
Holders. Folding 10 OQ
Tripod and Case '$o
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ALEXANDRIA - Open today. / TO
dark = Utterly Charming stone.
and-brick Colonial: 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 9 half baths; situated on
q quiet cul-de-sac among finest
homes. This is indeed q gracious
home, LIST floor. spacious center
hall. 23x15 living rm. with fire-
place. opening onto patio and also
screened porch. paneled den
with fireplace opening on patio,
14xl3.9 dining rm. with built in
corner cupboards, bright sunny
kitchen l5.8xl4; Cd floor, mas
ter bedrm. 20x15.9 with fireplace
and private bath. . other really
large bedrms. and another bath:
ID floor. 20xl5 bedrm. with full
bath: full basement: gas heat:
5-ton air conditioner: huge rec.
reation room with bar and run
ming water: maids room: laundry:
breezeway to Lear garage. The
level lot is well landscaued and
mas some lovely trees. Excellent
construction: cornices in hall,
living rm.. dining rm. and den.
Walk 10 ~. ARnes'. st. Mary's or
George Mason Schools. The price
is subject to negotiation. Now is
the time to make your offer. The
owner must sell at once. He Is
leaving the area. DIRECTIONS:
From Pentagon, Shirley hwy. to
Ridge rd., right and straight to
Russell rd. lin Alexandria, right
to Woodland ter, rtght TO Viz
ginia ave. and left to 2l3 and
our sign. ROMYE LAMBORN,
Realtor. OF. 1856. OF. 4-s035.
Cape Cod: q rms,
sep: din: rm,. nice residential
shop, center 500 500 KY' a-AlI0
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

A LARGE LOT, high with trees .
new modern rambler in Q pri-
vately-owned subdiv. RANDOM
HILLS. " mile from Fairfax on
Rte. so. Open listing. Call Z.
HARRISON. JE. 2-s446,
ABOUT BOZ c,,,lsI = NILE E,,,II from ,!s,riaz
nrepll bsmty exp. attic; "a acre
$1,000 dn., 500 mo. ia. 7-0O7l
BURNERS REALTY CO.
ACRE OF HAPPINESS
Sl3.950 Is the full price of this
lovely 3-hedrm. modern rambler
on this Level handicapped lot. To-
Fairfax country club. This spot.
less home is guaranteed to appeal
to the most select clientele; iea-
lures . large kitchen with eatins
space and 25-ft. living room. The
smallest bedroom Is 10x12; fine
housekeeping has kept this de-
nghtful home in immaculate tip
top shape. Spaciousness and room
to expand are keynotes. S4OO
down with purchase with pay
ments under 500 mo. Don't pass
PLHNTRgTioSn TTRgHsSSnisi REAGTY, HrEN Js. a l7ooo
ALEX. Braddock Heishts, sI3,950.
Not often do you fnd q home, at
this price in such a fine neigh
horhood! EVERYTHING ON ONE
FLOOR.-Frame BUNGALOW fea tur-
ing living room, separate dining
room. equipped kitchen. 2 bed
rooms, family room, porch. base
ment and garage. Nice lot with
lots OF trees. Better hurry on
this--terms arranged. Call now,
KI. 9-3630. M. H. BARRY ORG. ;.
Realty Admin.
ALEX. AKEA-open until sold;
Ssm. sssS.% SfeeG .Is5oo Hs o6apStr' HaH n.s Ss
Ing ngo.s 100 East Nelson ave. SO.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PRICE sLAsHED to $4,000 for thi.
all-brick Fiesta rambler on large
wooded lot overlooking the city.
choice location Just OF Baltimore
parkway: 8 rooms, full bsmt.,
porch. Wili FLA with only $500
down. Vacant. Call It'll 0 pm.
WA. 7-390O. ROBERT Q. DAVIS
a. CO.. INC.
PRINCE GEORGES COuNTY-No
down payment to aualified VETS.
$500 will cover all settlement
"A HOME FOR EVERYONE"
We have q lge. selection Of homes
to suit every need.
W. ]. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
2. G. PLAZA-Schools and bus
close by. bedrms. and den, 2
baths. sen. din. rm.. rec. rm. and
garage. SlT.500: excellent terms
and "oK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DEUsKIN 4 CO. REALTORS
BIZ East-West Hwy. HE. 9-2400
Evening star., 1960-12-04
8MQpen

SUNNYBROOK - 4 bedrms.. ex-
tremely lge. kit. rec. rm., covered
patio. tree-shaded, fenced Nt. ex.
tras incls. stove. refgr.. washer,
dryer, storm windows and doors.
awnings and air cond.; $500 On.
Dir: Out Rte, 80. left at light
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-isoo
TAK0MA PARK Immediate pos
session. modern brick Colonial.
Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. 8 bed.
rms, bath. lovely fenced ward.
Just on New Hamp. Ave. S16,500.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-170O,
1885 New Hamp. ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
TAKOMA PARK-Immaculate 8
bedroom brick home, separate din
ing room. rec. room. Just Oh New
Hamp. ave. $3.50 dn. FHA. HUGH
Hamp. ave. liz. 4-i7oo iii 3. "
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Beautiful home: 2-story briek-and- :
frame Colonial; alumni. siding:
liv. room with fireplace, separate
din. rm., kit, jalousied porch. 3
bedrms.. bath. All in 1st-cIass
cond. Many extras. Open Sunday,
9 'til dark.
DIRECTIONS: Out Carroll ave.
bear right at fork Just beyond
arehouse. then continue to sos
Ethan Allen ave.
A. c. Houghton & Son, Inc.
OIL. 4-796s or OIL. 2-q47A
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-yA.

AnL. SPLIT LEVEL
venient area. Sounds impossible
81 such Q low price. Large Nv. rm !,
and modern equipment; ) bedSms.
and finished rec. rm. Can be pur.
chased on easy terms. You had
peter move fast: ia. 7-6l6l, IA.
poNSNs1E;r1P pr1sSs1; ? AFaE.Ioss;s 4 3 < = B; SMITH q
Evening star., 1960-12-04
HOUSES roR sALE-vA.

Alex: :s x.:AaLAspIRIA: Ar. AIT. "a. Open I sos.
s;is. priced; ~ Srisf; 5 Ssdrm;y
redee.; only $3.50 down. FHA, $50
mo. p.i.tl. (2l S12.460, 3647 Edi-
son St; Brick q patio. huge eeEneI
"open signs" FL. 4-3is3, II. e.
2OO3, FRANCES REALTY.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
B&0pem

0xON HILL, 1851 oxon Hill I'd.
s.e.-Nearly new brk. ramb., 3
bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt., carport,
93x125 level lot. Reas. price and
terms. Open. / to s pm. Ewes ;,
call Mr.. Mundell. LO. 7-492S.
NEWCOMB-JONES REALTY, INC. :,
10. 2-0400.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. rambler,
fenced lot with patio: vacant
S195 down. Move In. LO. 5-2131.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm rambler
lge. corner lott; FHA S40O dn. /;
near shops and schools. BYRD
REALTY, WA. 7-2400.
PALMER PARK - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; in new-house cond.; lge.
fenced yard. S295 down and
move in. OWNER, MA. 2-1I54.
Meekdays. DI. 7-4445.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

AURORA HILLS, open today i to
DARK. Congressman's beautiful
rambler-3 bedrms.. 2 baths, spa
cious halls. large separate dining
rm.. modern kitchen. huge Screened
porch, part basement, garaee.
You viii like this house. Beauti-
iul view. TO REACH: Shirley
hwy. to Ridge I'd, left to 23rd
st., left to 26th st.. right to Grant
and right to 2706. ROMYE
LAMbORN, Realtor, OF. 1856,
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ALEX bedrms. Just remodeied
Refgr:; Ice. det. garage: 4iSSs GI
lst. S2s5 down, sos so mo, 33
East Reed ave. OIL. 2.56S7.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
John F. Donohoe
g. Sons, Inc.
Ii. 3-0084 REALTORS

TEMPLETON KNOLLs-No money
down. S1IO mo. pays ali. 3-bed-
rm. brk. corner; no bsmt.; Anchor
fence: or rent. UN. 4-s4s0.
TO BUY OR RENT CALL
Lu. 4-43so RE. $4,000
UNIVERSITY HILLS-rHA ap-
proved. Modern brick rambler. 3
iine bedrooms. fireplace. porch.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-170o til o,
UNIVERSITY PARK-Unusual at.
tsI tractive large brick rambler. bed
rSSe rec oasnT room OFsfaexsg vacxsT. anq ma 81 e.
Marks. Priced to sell. HUGH r
PECK. HE. 4-1700.
UNIVERSITY Park, 1900 Under
wood st.--open 1-5: 3 bedrms.
and den: brick Cape Cod: 2 baths,
screened porch, fenced yard. many
extras. S2S.50O. WINSTON c,
CLAY. WA, 7-422s.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Exciusive sub
urban area: open. Sun. 3 lge. bed
rms, brick Colonial. Sep. din. rm..
nrepl.. encl. porch. lge. kit. lee.
level yd., bsmt.. step to pvt. park,
schools. transp. and lge. shou
ctr. Priced to sell today. FROWN.
FELTER REAL ESTATE, HA. g.
2o2O.
UNIVERSITY PARK KiNd-s SIZE
HOMEl FOUR spacious bedrooms,
HUGE living room with fireplace,
LARGE dining room and double
sized MODERN kitchen, PLUS q
rambling family room. garage and
many other IMPORTANT features.
Original owner! S26,500. Exclu-
sive with BOWERS BROS, AP
Evening star., 1960-12-04
PINEWOOD

ZINE WOOD
Clean, brick Cape Cod with full
bsmt, paneled rec. rm., fenced
yard; 2 bedrms.. bath. din. area,
firepl; In lily. rn.. modern kit. on
1st moor, large. expandable attic
suitable for 2 large bedrms. and
bath: walk to everything: / mile
from Baltimore pkwy.; full price,
S15,700. with $3.50 down, S93. IA
per mo. plus taxes.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
UNIVERSITY PARK

Open Sun. 1 'tii s
670l Wells parkway. 5-bedrm., o
bath bath. brick iics; in excel. cond; and
on 1st hr.), spacious iiv. rm with
mlrrored iirepl., fully equipped
kit. lre. fenced I'd, must be seen
to appreciate. HA. 2-725s. COHEE
REALTY CO.. AP. 7-9595.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

down incl. settlement.
3-bedrm. brick. fenced yard; take
over financing. ST. $4,000.
ALEX. - tBellevtew) $205 down
incl. settlement Det.. 4 bedrms.. 2
paths, take over financing. ST.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ALEXANDRIA = ROsEMoNT
"A oversized bedrooms,
spacious living room with
fireplace from large en-
trance hail, formal dining
room for your entertaining
pleasure ana plenty Of eat
Ing space in the kitchen for
the whole family. See this
soidly constructed all-brick
home with lifetime slate
roof. Well handicapped lot.
L-shaped screened porch for
your summer pleasure. Tre-
mendous walk-up attic with
3 double dormer windows
and full basement are the
answer to your storage prob.
lens. Priced for quick sale
at $4,000 with flexible
terms. Call
Evening star., 1960-12-04
TEMPLE HILLS
6514 CEDAR LANE
OPEN / TO 4

Four-year-old Cape Cod brick: 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces,
fun bsmt., oil h.-a. heat, or
Kitchen. oH-street parking: iol
70x"00; FHA financing, $1,000
down; Mr.. Baxter, AP. 7-4745 on
premises.
Directions: Out Branch ave. Sc
to st. Barnabas rd., turn right,
follow St. Barnabas rd. to TEN.
pie Hill I'd, turn left. follow
Temple Hill I'd. to Portal ave,
turn right, follow Portal ave. Ia
Walnut st., turn left to Cedar
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ALEX. AKEA-open until sold;
Ssm. Rsn assS.% SfeeG .Is5oo s oo6apStHr HaH n.ns Sh
Ing 100 East Nelson ave. SO.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
ST. JEROME'S PARISH

VS4SOXN1I y Z nItIO11
Brick Cape Cod, large expandibie
% attic; corner lot; adjacent Uni
Im., liv. rm. with fireplace on i5t
d.: room for Q bedrms, up: full
hsnnt;, built-in garage. Asking
$4,000: 5000 down. balance like
rent: hrst time offered.