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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
RUSHING OF PASSER PAYS
Lions Finest Game
Is Blow to Packers

. DETROIT, Nov. IS (AP).-
A Detroit Lions fan. full Of the
holiday spirit; grabbed Coach
George Wilson by the lapels
and spoke in authoritative
Genes:
:sYour offense was clicking
and you had those other guys
'idefensed perfectly-what more
can a guy ask, huh?"
Wilson's reply was: Three
more victories just like this
one"
The Detroit coach was CRATE
full for his teams 1910 vic
tory yesterday that just about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25


knocked the Green Bay Pack
ers go out Of title consider
alton in the National Football
Leagues Western Division. Bal
timore leads at 60 and the
Chicago Bears follow at 4-3-1.
Two fumbles and a blocked
punt led to all but one score in
the nationally televised contest.
Wilson called it his teams
finest game of the year. 1t
brought the Lions record to
As, and Wilson gave his team
three days of rest after playing
two games in five days.
1--WE haven't rushed a passer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
Arlington Gridders
Hosts Tomorrow

The Arlington Host Lions
Club 13-and-under football
team will play the Yonkers
(N.Y0 Boys Club Colts in a
Pop Warner National Founda-
ton football game at II am.
tomorrow at Westinghouse
High School.
The Arlington team is the
champion Of the recreation
departments 110-pound league
and has a To record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

ike CnaC In q long, long Time,
Wilson said, land that's the
biggest thing in football. II
you can get to the other clubs
passer, and protect your own,
you can win. That's what we
did"
Ninowski Protected
Detroit's Jim Ninowski was
tossed for a record lot yards in
losses Sunday by the Chicago
Bears. The Packers trapped
him for only 80 yards in losses
while the Detroit linemen were
throwing Quarterbacks Bart
Starr and Lamar McHan for
go yards in losses.
Ninowski. appearing before
54.123 home folk. tossed for
1882 yards with 10 competitions
out of "a tries. He also threw
his first touchdown pass in
Briggs Stadium.
Green Bay quarterbacks COM
pleted only eight Of 26 passes
for 1913 yards. Seventy-seven
of those yards came in the last
four minutes when the Lions
had a 13-point bulge.
The Lions also stopped Green
Bays one-two ground gaining
punch. Fullback Jim Taylor
gained only 81 yards in 10
carries and Paul Hornung %
in nine. Hornung scored all Of
Green Bays points and now
needs only 10 points in the re-
naming three games to break
Don Hutson's scoring record
for one season. Hornung has
l29 points.
Rookie Blocks Punt
Rookie Bruce Maher, a Uni
versity Of Detroit recruit who
has signed a baseball contract
with the Tigers. started a day
of heroics when he blocked
Boyd Dowler's punt in the first
four minutes. The ball sailed
out of the end zone and De-
troit led, 20.
The Lions moved 76 yards in
Is plays later in the period.
Ninowski went 7'yards for the
score after completing four of
five passes in the drive.
Hornung's tumble at Detroit's
48 in the second period opened
up the Lions 52-yard drive
climaxed by Ken Webb's 1-yard
plunge.
A 12-yard field goal and an
8-yard touchdown run-both
by Hornung-shaved Detroit's
lead to 1910 in the third pc
riod. But the performance of
two rookieS-one who became
a goat and the other a hero
killed off the last Green Bay
hope.
Willie Wood, a rookie from
Southern California, signaled
for a fair catch of a Detroit
punt on the Packer 10. He
juggled the ball, Maher ripped
into him and recovered Woods
tumble at the 10. Two plays
later Ninowski tipped an IL
yard scoring pass to Jim Glib
bonS.
For the Packers 1t was a
bitter and frustrating loss to
a team they had beaten, 1873,
earlier in the season. It was
the second straight game the
Packers have played giveaway
football. They lost the ball
seven times to Los Angeles
Sunday on fumbles, intercept
lions and blocked kicks and
lost the game, 1881.
GREEN BAY 1890 0 o 10 O-10
DETROIT -- 8 7 z 0-23
Detroit: Safety. Mahar blocked
Dowler punt in end zone Detroit:
Ninowski Z, run MARTIN kick). De-
| tror: Webb 4, run Martin kick.
Green B Bsy E Esd sSa ESTnqRs @
kick. Detroit: Gibbons IL, pass
from Ninowski Martin Kick).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
ARMY-NAVY ROSTERS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. rs (AP)-Rosters for tomorrow's
Amy-NaVy football game to be elecast by ABC including
Washington's WMAL-7, at lis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-V
TeIevision
TODAY

Auto Racing
Spec d way International,
WTTG-5, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Football
Army VS.. Navy, WMAL-7,
Ills pm.
Basketball
Syracuse VS.. Boston, WRC-4,
2 pm.
Football Scoreboard
College scores, WMAL-7,
Ais pm.
Horse Racing
The Display dicap,
WTOP-9, 4::30 pm.
Bowling
Bowling Stars, WRC-4, 4::30
pm.
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4:30 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
10:45 pm.
Golf
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, S
pm.
Boxing
Mike De John VS.. Billy Hun
ter, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship bowling,
WMAL--7. II am.
Tom Nugent Show
Maryland football highlights,
WTOP-9, l pm.
Football
R e d S k i n VS.. Steelers,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Buffalo VS.. Denver, WMAL-
7, $3.50 pm.
Celebrity golf, WRC-4,5p.m.
Radio
SATURDAY
Football
Army VS.. Navy. VOL. lis
pm.
Virginia VS.. North Carolina,
WPIK, lis pm.
Notre Dame VS.. Southern
California, WMAL, 4::50 pm.
Football ScOreboard
VOL, 6:15 pm.
WMAL, 7 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Redskins VS.. Steelers, WTOP,
2 pm.
Colts VS.. Forty-Niners, VOL,
2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
RuShatZ Leads Army

The up-the-middl rushes of
AL Rushatz, 190-pound fullback,
feature Army's running game.
RuShatz was a standout as the
Cadets beat Syracuse and as
they tied Pitt in their last
game. a game they dominated
in every department except
scoring.
The Cadets also have Glen
Adams and George Kirschen-
bauer. a pair of able halfbacks,
but lack the breakaway threat
of a Bellino.
Complementing Bellino's
f1ashy thrusts for Navy are the
hard-hitting, inside crashes of
Fullback Joe Matalavage, who
is Nays second-leading gamer
with 268 yards and an average
OF 3.6 yards a carry.
Up front Navy has a slight
weight edge, produced by Ron
Erchul at 221 pounds and
Frank Visited at 223.. Both
teams have ure-fingered ends.
Nays Jim Luper has caught
10 passes for 267 yards and one
touchdown. Army's Bob Fuel
hart has grabbed 10 passes for
231 yards and two touchdowns.
But Army's top receiver has
been Kirschenbauer, with %
catches, 243 yards and three
touchdowns.
These are statistics which
will be meaningless once the
action starts. The only thing
that will count is what goes up
on the scoreboard. Army has
led Navy in this department 30
times. Navy has won 25 games
and five have been tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
AFL STANDINGS


Result Yesterday
New York, Al: Dallas. IS.
Game Today
Houston at Boston. night.
Games Sunday
Buffalo at Denver.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
NIL STANDINGS

Result Yesterday
Detroit, %: Green Bay. 10.
Games Sunday
Washington at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Dallas at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
San Francisco at Baltimore.
Los Angeles, bye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

Continued From Page CT
II touchdowns, completed S of
IA passes, caught Is passes
three for touchdowns-and has
averaged Al yards a punt.
When the other team is kicking
he is a suref1re threat to take
the ball back all the way.
Teams on Scene
Both teams arrived in Phila-
delphia today, their spirits
soaring from rousing sendoffs.
Huge bonfires lit the scenes
at both West Point and An
napolis last night as frenzied
students screamed like Apaches.
Today there was calm CT the
type that goes before the cy-
clone. Coach Wayne Hardin
of Navy and Dale Hall, the
Army coach, led their forces in
light, ground-testing workouts.
The playing conditions should
be ideal, for players and fans
alike. No rain is seen by the
weatherman, who looks for
some cloudineSS and mild
weather, with temperatures in
the upper Sos.
But the weather wouldn't
make any difference" Hardin
says. Both teams are COM
parable. Both run and pass.
Both have to play on the same
field, regardless of conditions.
But we sure would like to see
it dry and nice, and so would
they. I hope the weatherman
is right"
No matter what the condi-
tons, Army's chief task would
be to stop Bellino, who has
dominated the pre-game drum
beating as few, if any, in the
long series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
Hardin Not Worried

al VdIlueTDuSl, o"IOOL-z, Zl0-
pound guard and linebacker,
has been given chief RESPONSE
bility for accomplishing Bel
limo, but who guards him or
how many doesn't worry Har-
din.
1--WE gotten a lot of letters
giving me advice" Hardin says.
"One man suggested I use Bel
limo just as a decoy; don't let
him carry the ball." That would
be like having Babe Ruth in
his heyday bunt every time up,
just to throw the opponents off
guard.
Stopping Bellino, Hardin
says, is the Army worry, not
his. II remember Vallejo High
School in California had a ire
mendous back in Dick Bass,
who later went on to College
of the Pacific. In a big high
school game, Vallejo's opponent
said it was going all out to
stop Bass. They put all II
men on him. All Vallejo did
was win the game, 600, and
Bass scored twice"
Passing should be a major
factor in this one. The Cadets.
who lost a fine quarterback,
Joe Caldwell, in last summers
commencement exercises, came
up lucky again this time. Tom
Blanda, brother of the pro star,
George, has blossomed into an
eagle-eyed thrower. He has
completed SO of 142 passes (58
per cent? for LOOT yards and
eight touchdowns.
The Middies, too, have a star
thrower in Hal Spooner, So for
81, 679 yards and seven touch
downs, and a second-line star
in Harry Dietz, 81 for 46 passes
and 294 yards.
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Picture on Poee CT
Evening star., 1960-11-10
D. c. Census Figures
Defended by Bureau

apartment concentration and
larger families in the District.
Mr.. Won Struve said the Gem
sus Bureau allowed for a is per
cent margin of error in the 1850
census. While it does not yet
ofhcially know the percentage
of error for the 1860 census. the
bureau says it is safe to assume
it missed by about l per cent of
the population of the country as
a whole, he said.
He pointed out that "the
Census Bureau is the first to
admit we haven't gotten every
body in the District of Colum-
bia." He said that in the Dis
trict the bureau made intensive
sample rechecks at least as in
tensive as in any city in the
country. This was particularly
true in Northeast Washington
In an effort to get the most
accurate figures obtainable. Mr.
Won Struve said. reviewers re-
checked the census takers work
I Other Factors Cited
Mr.. Won Struve contended
that an increase in utilities
is not necessarily an indication
of population growth. He saio
it may be due to economic bet.
terment. He cited the demoli-
ton of buildings in Southwest
under the redevelopment pro-
gram as accounting for some o1
the population drop here of 4.t
per cent between 1850 and 1860
In the District government
the biostatistics and health ed
ucation division Of the Depart
ment of Public Health is off.
cially charged with making
periodic population estimate.
, here. But officials Of that di.
) vision say they are relying OF
S the April / official Census Blu.
reau figures.
' They said they will make al
Evening star., 1960-11-10

estimate for January 1, 1851,
next February or March.
In the latter part Of 1889.
the division estimated the Dis
trict's population on July /,
1859. at 829, 900 and for July /,
1860. at $4,000. But now they
concede, in the light of the
census figures, they apparently
erred.
They explained that factors
to be considered include births.
deaths. school enrolment and
other itemsa mathematical
computation that viii take sew
eral weeks.
The District Board of Educa-
ton reported that on october 6
there were 122,543 pupils en-
rolled in the Districts public
schools. 1t does not make an
official tabulation Of the city's
entire population, relying on
Census Bureau figures.
Albert Mindlin. chief research
statistician, Department OF
General Administration. Dis
trict government, had this to
say:
The official census figure is
undoubtedly the most reliable
estimate that exists of the cur
rent. population of the District
The higher estimates made by
various population-est
units previously. including the
Census Bureau estimators, were
not restricted to this commu.
nifty. For many other cities the
pre-census estimates were sub.
stantially higher than the fina
census count"
: The theory of some observer.
is that in the District housing
units are increasing but there
has been a decrease in popula.
ton and there is no automatic
. connection between them. They
" reason there has been a sub
stantial improvement in hous'
ing conditions here and tn
heavy congestion of the 1850
has been relieved. People VIII,
were living with relatives hav
now gone out and gotten thei
/ own places.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Joun Fontoine Files
Suit for Divorce

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10
(AP).-Actress Joan Fontaine
has sued her third husband,
Film Producer Collier Young,
for divorce on grounds OF
cruelty.
She said she has suffered
mentally and physically from
his treatment. They were
married November IL, 1852
and separated last May 80. The
suit was filed yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star stan Writer


The Census Bureau is stand
ing by It's population count fol
the District, despite a challenge
by some Washington public
utilities.
The bureau counted 1853, ,956
District residents as of last
April /. The public utility mer
say the figure should be about
$4,000 higher.
The crux Of the matter ap-
pears to be the average popula-
ton per housing unit. The
bureau says that around the
first of the year the average
family figure for the District
will be available.
A. w. Won Struve. public in
formation officer of the bureau
thinks the average size o1
households here has gone dowr
in the last 10 years. He recalled
the average was 2.7 persons ir
1950-3.4 for non-white anC
2.5 for white.
Utility Men Disagree
But the public utility mer
think otherwise.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. says that tn:
first of this year it estimated
the Districts population a
855,000. This was based on 3.5'
persons per household. The.
said 81 per cent of families her,
have telephones.
The C&P men say their esti
mates are close to those of tn
Potomac Electric Power &C
PEPCO said it estimated tn
Districts population on Decem
ber 81, 1859, at 865 900, countin
1892 persons per family for 1t
entire system, which include
the District, Maryland and Wiz
ginia. PEPCO found a heav
Evening star., 1960-11-10

paintings-ihcluding a REM
brandt self portrait - were
stolen October "a while on their
way from the Paris air terminal
to Orly Field. He claimed they
were worth $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
TuyIor Has Suruery

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10
(AP). Actor Robert Taylor
underwent a minor operation
on an absceSs and was released
from a hospital yesterday. He
had entered the hospital Tues
day night.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
SwindIe Is Charged
To Puris Art Dealer

PARIS, Nov. 10 (AP).-
Lothaire Gallembert. who
claimed six paintings by old
masters were stolen from him
while he was transporting them
to London for sale, was arrested
yesterday and charged with
trying to swindle an insurance
company.
Three other men were
charged with him.
Gallembert reported the
Evening star., 1960-11-10

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. GAAAnMt AAuue D.
Thursday. November 10, 1860. 9SstSb0s I~SWS III
Evening star., 1960-11-10

Buy for Christmas gifts, Of course but don't you wal
for Santa. Get one of these heirloom.styled spread
for yourself right now You'll love its easy care be
cause it launders like new and never needs ironing
The exquisite pattern is reversible for twice the
between washings Woven of super.heavy cotton yarn
with luxurious double knotted fringe on sides. Bu
several now! Price reduced for days only.
full and twin sizes i'm these colors
white Ivory Capri blue
Frosty pink 'Spice beige
king sizes in 'White 'Ivory
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HILLWOOD

m This seld Enslish Tudor type home truly
distinctive home fashionable
Church community OF fine custom-but homes
square entrance hall Is Characteristic Of
be found in the living formal dining 3
size bedrooms Many interesting
den with stylish hagstone floor fireplace that
VIII burn 6O-inch log, and daylight
RATHsKEILER" recreation room secluded study that
is beautifully panPed Western
with barbecue heavy redecoaed
Priced at S34950.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
6fQpgn
UNIVERSITY HILLS

See these BRAND NEW BRICK
RAMBLERS. located in fine resi-
dental areas and offering an un-
usual number of MAJOR features.
Iiv, rm. with decorative mantled
fireplace. separate din. room, .
BATHS, LGE. compl I'm. rec. rm.
3 brisht bedrmS, DE LUKE kit,
situated on a well-landscaped level
pIAY HOME at yonr leisure
Evening star., 1960-07-10
ALEXANDRiA. MT VERNON BLVD.

Conveniently located brick ram
bier ready to move into Features
include spacious bedrmS.. IA
baths, log burning fireplace in
friendly living rm.. all-electric
kitchen that makes cooking fun,
bright airy basement for your
favorite hobbies. plus many extras S
including wall-to-waH carpeting,
attic fan and air conditioner
S22.5OO will purchase. You may
assume a most attractive 4I2oc
loan Call JA. 5-6SO0. SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO., REALTORS, 2055
Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

ARL. S. 5-room duplex. Dishw.
and wash. machine. Fenced ward.
$3.50 down. FL. 4-0027.
ARL., N.-New ramb.; 3 bedrm..
: "a b., carp. Just comp $,s4,g5U;
close in tiO51, 6O55, 6059 N. goth
st. Open Sun, 2-6. BY owner. IA.
7-29g7: ewes, KE. 6-S765.
ARL., N; S16,75O = Cape Cod,
in fne neighborhood. LiV.. din.
and bedrm. with lavatory, kit.
and lge. screened porch on 1st fir.;
. lge. bedrms. and tile bath md:
rec, rm. with lavatory. KE.
6-5l46.
ARL., n, Country Club Hills-A
4-bedrm., 3-bath, center-hall brick
bi-level Fin. rec. rm.. 2-car ga
rage: delightfully cool. private
screened porch, dream kit, fully
equipped with dishwasher built in
and intercom. Nice setting with
trees A home for those who prefer
the finest. Only S34 1000. Trades
accepted. Terms Assume large
loan. E. P STEFFEY REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY. JE. 4-0064.
ARL.-Rambler. center-hall plan,
on lovely fenced lot, extra lge.
kit, liv. rm. with frepl.. din.
t.. > master-size bedrmS., tile
bath Conv location Just of Arl
blvd Price only Sl6.95O with
small down payment and assume
present loan LORENE RAMSEY
REALTY, 3203 Columbia pike:
arr. N. Sle.950-Walk 10 high
school, Hecht's, Kann's from house
on level. tree-shaded lot. LIST A.
kit, > bedrms. and bath: 2nd A
has finished 1ox3l 1T. rm.. plus
good storage space: light bSmt
with space for rec. rm. Assume
49, GI loan Call OWNER at
ia. S-l552 TO inspect.
ARLINGTON, N: by OWNER; nr.
Wash G. and C. Club-Newly re-
dec, well-lsndscaped Colonial; 3
bedrms.; excel. neighborhood; ;
S19,95O No agents. KE. 6-79s2.
ARL.-VACANT-Brick Cape Cod;
4 huge bedrIns., Pa baths, Knotty
pine rec. rm., screened porch.
brick garage; extra conv. loc.
Assume So mil. loan. S22,5UO or
BEST OFFER; Call JA. 7-0250
ARL. so. Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Choice area, . min. from
Pentason. Close to schools, shops.
parks, bus lines Attic. no bsmt.
Full price SlS.765. Assume 4laoo
loan on bal. of 81 1870. Mo. pay
mentS NlOl.5S. ~ S. 3lst ST.,
OF. 4-66S5. No Agents. :
ARL.. NO. - Assume 4laoo loan,
$1,000 down; 3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial: corner lot: Wv. carpet,
tirepl., din. rm.; Anchor fence; full
6smt. wLoutside entr.; S17,q50
CAPT. FISHER, 2l09 No. Illinois
ARLINGTON-FHA appraised and
owner anxious, 3-bedroom home,
In tip-top condition, convenient to
bus and shopping; l. baths
ment and attached EDGAR garage. Siy An % out
standing value at S14.15O. Act
quickly on this one. call SHAN
NON e LUCHS, REALTORS, ia.
3-iS00, 2055 Wilson blvd. . iii .
ARL.. N OPEN u In beautiful
WyEwood 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
porch. rec. rm.. GARAGE, brick Co.
lonial An immaculate prestige
house in a prestige neiGhborhood
Only S97,500 with S23!, 800 lst
trust, must sell. DIR. Wash blvd
right on Inglewood to l43G, KEY
REALTY CO, IA. 5000.
NORTH-Attr. and
immac. 3-br. rambler: spacious
liv. rm. and hin rm., gooo -siZsd.
mod kit, full bsmt; Handicapped
vd.; u min. to Pentaeon: excel.
financing. Priced for quick sale.
GOVT. EMPLOYEES REALTY
CO.. OIL. 6-17l9, ia 5-a19s.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HOUSES F0R SALE VA.
icQNItNuEpl

UNMATCHED AT
s24,950. 4 bedrooms on / floor
in very close-in North Arlington
location in quiet and shaded
neighoorhood. Slate roof: . fire.
places; walk to everything includ-
Ing paroehisl school. Hurry ?
Glebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 5-O707.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HoLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy. KE. S-535O
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES near

51S3 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES near
Fails Hills, located nr. Falls
Church, Va, on nice lot. approx.
= to "a acre with finished streets,
schools, shopping and transp
These houses will be open for in
spection Sat. and Sun. from |
pm. to dark. Prices start at
S2l'25O. with convenient iinanC-
ing arranged. Telephone CIR. s.
1854 for information. DIR Out
Lee nwy.. to Shreve rd., right on
Shreye rd about / mile to Ogden
st. left on Ogden to the model
home. This route will be marked
with open signs of THOMSON
REALTY CO.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES iocat-
eo In Fairfax Towne Estates on
nice lot with finished street;
sewer. water gas. Conv. to Schls d,
shopping and transp. and adj.
campus of Univ. of Va. proposed
new bldg. These houses are in
the Fairfax Town limits. Model
house located 209 Cleveland st.
and is open Saturday and Sunday
SEQ, 500 to S@4 500 with con. n.
venient financing arranged The
model house phone. No is CIR
3-1354. Please call between /
and dark for. any information
pertaining to these houses. DIR :
Out Arl. blvd. to Rte. 1913. left on
l23 TO Sager ave (opp court
house), left on Sager to Barbour
St. IT. on Barbour and continue
straight on Sideburn I'd to Cleve-
land ST., right on Cleveland ct.
to o0Q
Evening star., 1960-07-10
ALEX. AREA
MT. VERNON REALTY
ALEXANDRIA

Just of Mt. Vernon blvd. on cor
ner lot. 3-yr. .-old, custom designed
and built for owner. 4 bedrms.,
. baths, Gear garage with adjoin-
ing workshop: > fireplaces: recrea-
tion room with built-in screened
porch on ground level Large
basement, Unique entrance foyer
with huge planters and chande-
lier. .All-elec knottv pine kitchen.
This beautiful large house for sale
by OWNER. Excel. financing
Sis 500 so 5-4206
Evening star., 1960-07-10
LAKE-PARKLAwN
BE PROITD

@NN~ - -
II you are SO fortunate as
to be in the higher price
range. let it show! Have
house that looks its pricei
Stone mansion, built in the
sos, nv master builder
with pride OF workmanship.
l5x25 living room, l6Xl7
dining room, four bedrooms
and den which could be used
as a flfth, 4lz baths, 8 fire.
places, porch, garage. rec.
room with q western-style
bar. Maids room. Truly
buy at S44,50o.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
HOUSES For SALE VA.

ASSUME LARGE 41sE LOAN New
~ decorated brick rambler; 3 bed
rms, Ia baths. living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
equipped kitchen. full basement.
patty finished rec. room and
roughed-in for extra bath, LarRe
level lot. Near st. James and pub
lie schools, bus and shopping
Quick possession; SCI $50. c. M.
HALEY, Realtor, l26 z. Broad
ST Falls Church. JE. 2-7944,
Evening star., 1960-07-10
IA. T-93O0
IA. 7-e3OO
BRAND-NEW brick ra
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S1S.9j0-All-brick Cape Cod. 3
bedrooms, ga baths. liv. rm. with
frepl.. sep. dining rm, modern
kit rec. rm., rear screened porch.
split-level patio. fenced lot. Near
elem school and bus. Under FHA
aDDraisal IQOQ G 13th ct