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Evening star., 1961-08-09

on a single by Frank Howard.
Burdette (13-S) hadn't lost at
Los Angeles in more than three
years.
Dick Farrell C7-6 was the
winner in relief after starter
Sandy Koufax gave up q home
run by Frank Thomas and left
when the Braves took a 80
lead on Joe Adcock's .two-run
single in the sixth. ''
The Reds and Cards jolted
each other with three home
runs, but the Redbirds wound
UP with the edge on a ninth
inning belt by Ken Boyer, his
18th Of the year and, second
Of the night off loser Bob
Purkey d3-6.
Fifth Pinch Homer
Purkey. vada Pinson and
Pinch-hitter Jerry Lyme h
homered for the Reds, with
Lynch's fifth pinch, shot, of the
year Zone shy of the record
tying it SIS in the top of the
ninth against Reliever Lindy
Mcdaniel (8-5). Bill White
paired with Boyer for solo home
runs in the third inning, aftei
each had knocked in a run with
a single in the first.
A two-run single by Willie
Mays put it away for the
Giants in the first inning
Then Cardwell t9-1O and San.
ford (7-6) went to work. Card.
well dropped Sanford with 9
second inning pitch ant
plunked Orlando Cepeda in the
back in the third. Sanford got
Irid of Cardweli in the sixth
tnicking him on the back of. tlft
Evening star., 1961-08-09
By BILL FUCHS
star staff Writer

CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-Gene
Green, the Senator'S best hit
ter, will sit on the bench in
definitely, Manager Mickey
vernon indicated today in the
wake of last nights 10-inning,
6-b loss to the Indians.
Among the numerous prob
lens besetting Vernon, what to
do With the husky, likahie
Green ranks among the top.
He is a .3O5 hitter with is.
home runs, but the sorry truth.
is NE can't catch. @
Two passed balls, one OF
which let in the winning run,
were charged to Green last
night, giving him q grand total
of four in his last two appear
aI1ces. e..
He didn't don his mask until
the ninth inning last night.
Dale Long pinch-hit for Catch
er, Pete Daley in the ninth, nee
esitating the call for Green,
who sat on the bench in both
ends of Sundays double-header
at Chicago.
Play Finale Tonight
lit was q wrong move"
vernon said. II don't think I'll
catch him again for quite
a while. I understand he has
played the outfield, but I don't
figure on using him there
either"
rIt'S an unfortunate thing"
Manager Jimmie Dykes of, the
Indians said. ''He has tremen-
doals power and he can hit the
ball. But where do you play
hiYn?"
The Senator's wind up their
seasons activities here tonight.
with John Gabler (3-3) or Ed
Hobaugh I6-6) pitching against
Cleveland's Gary Bell G-1D.
The Senators will be out to
establish q So record in Cleve-
lands park, but admittedly
viii be operating at less than
full offensive power, with
Green's bat idle.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

1t was the only homer of
the game as Mantle and Maris
were shut out once more in
their pursuit of Babe Ruth's
1927 record of go. Maris singled
home the winning run, but he
hasn't hit a home run in five
games and now is only 13
games ahead of Ruth's pace
with Al in 110 games. Mantle,
who has belted 43, is 16 games
ahead after failing to connect
in his last two games.
Second-place Detroit stopped
its skid with a 80 victory over
the Chicago White Sox and the
four-hit pitching Of Jim Bun
ming. The Tigers have lost 1la
games in their chase after the
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Pitching Of Barber, Burning
Rivals Berro's Clutch Blast

Yankees since last weeks ALI
Star Game. I
Third-place Baltimore split 3
twi-night pair with Kansas
City, beating the AS, TO, on the
three-hit pitching Of Steve
Barber in the first game. then
losing. 6-5. Cleveland defeated
Washington. 6-5. in 10 innings,
and the Minnesota Twins, after
losing eight in a row, beat
Boston, SIS.
The Yankees. now TO against
the Angels at Yankee Stadium
managed just, four hits off Ell
Grba and Reliever Art Fowler
(5-5) before Tony Kubek opened
the 10th with a double and
See AMERICAN, Page D-2
Evening star., 1961-08-09
GreenRe|egated. to Bench
For Ineptness Behind Bat

gamble that Daley's defensive
abilities will offset his liability
on offense. Pete, who has ridden
the bench most of the season in
Difference to Green's bat, is a
s.185 hitter. He has hit two home
runs. S-
Senators Blow Lead
4 Green needn't take full blame
for last nights defeat, The
bases were loaded with nobody
out when one of Dave Sisters
pitches got through him, al
lowing Don Dillafd to, score,
but Billiards chances Of get+
ting home7lonked good anyway.
billiard opened the 10th inning
with a double to centerfield.
He went to third on a passed
ball, but would have made it
anyway as Sisler walked Tito
Francona and Willie kirkland.
u The Senators had a SCI lead
behind Bennie Daniels going
into the Cleveland eighth. But
with one out, Pinch-hitter
Chuck Essegian belted his sixth
homer over the fence in left
center. John Temple flied out,
but billiard and Francona hit
successive singles and Daniels
was replaced by Mike Garcia.
Garcia pitched only to three
batters-KirkIand, Bubba Phil
lips and John Romano-and
each got. a single. Sisler came
in and got the next batter,
but the Indians had four runs
and a SIS tie.
Hinton Victimized
Hinton led off the Wash
ington 10th with a double to
lrightcenter and was sacrificed
| to third by Danny O'Connell.
After Bud Zipfel drew a walk,
Marty Keough popped UP to
Temple in short rightcenter
Hinton who had started in on
the pitch, had to scurry back.
HE tagged UP and came in but
Temples throw to Catcher Ro-
mano made him the third out,
lKeough was supposed to have
Evening star., 1961-08-09

That goes back to some years ago. when the trend to
light bats became alarming. But we talk about
openly frankly simply because the stars themselves
quoted numerous times about the weight of
their bats @.s5l..
ours selfish motive-that is, we knew we
could furnish light bats as we'll heavy batsbut
knew also that with all equal the heavier bat the
durable one"
'H-s.t ':se. t.' ~ -
JACK .McGRATH HAS BEEN with the compact fam
lily style bat factory for 36 years And I'm of the
newer hands" he laughs Then he turns serious: "The
light bat let's hitter wait split longer Then he
Evening star., 1961-08-09

First in series specuattng on the ertrauagant in
crease IN home runs and the solid threats to all distance
hitting records including Babe Ruts 34-year old mark
OF so hon1ers in season.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
By AMELIA YOUNG
Star staff Writer

Israel became an adult
nation yesterday as it cele-
brated the 18th anniversary
or bar mitzvah year-of It's
establishment.
Bar mitzvah is the Hebrew
ceremony of recognizing a
boy in his 18th year as haV-
ing come of age.
Some may remember that
the independent state Of Is
rael was proclaimed May IA,
1s4S. and wonder why the
anniversary was observed
April 20, It's because the Is
raelis set their national holi-
day by the older Hebrew cal
endar, which Is less fixed.
The great occasion was
marked here by q large and
lavish reception In the East
Room Of the Mayflower Hotel,
given by the Israeli AmbaSsa-
dor and Mrs. Harman.
The party drew at least 500
guests, probably more. who
formed a pretty good cross
section of Washington Socb-
ETY.. They included Govern
ment officials. diplomats.
politicians. lawyers, econo-
mistS, businessmen and edu-
Gators.
SOME OF THE GUESTS
were coming from, or going
to-, another large diplomatic
soiree. the reception given
by the Korean Ambassador
and Mrs. Chang for their
country's Foreign Minister
Yilf Hyung Chyung.
Also honored at the latter
party were the Vice Presi-
dent OF the Korean House Of
Councillors, Mr.. Su Min Ho;
the Vice speaker Of the
House Of Representatives,
MIR. So Sun Kyw; other Ko-
rean officials who have come
to the States for the current
United Nations session, and
Korea'S permanent delegates
to the U.N.
When the dean of the dip
lomatie corps, Nicaraguan
Ambassador Sevilla -Sacasa,
landed at the Israeli recep-
tion-fresh from the Ko-
reans'-he was running short
Of breath. This, he explained.
was his third such function
Of the evening and he had
about 10 minutes to get to a
knights of Columbus dinner
where he was. assigned to de-
liver . toast. He made a fast
circle through the receiving
line and out the door.
The chief American no.
tables present were Mrs.
Lyndon B. johnson. wife of
the Vice President, and the
Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Goldberg. Another American
who attracted attention was
Mr.. Charles Meriwether. re-
Gently appointed q director
of, the Export Import Bank.
The former Alabama poll
tician had to argue down
charges OF anti-Semitic and
anti-Negro associations to
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Ring Dance

The Junior Glass Of Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute
will hold its traditional Ring
Dance May 1918. Seventy
five juniors from this area
will attend the event. said to
be the .hiRhlight Of the COL
lege career at v. p. I.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
DIPL OWATICALLY SPEAKING
Israel Celebrates
Bar Mitzvoh Year

win his approval by the
Senate.)
ACCORDING TO AMBAS-
SADOR Harmsn,, the Adolf
Eichmann trial in Israel is
having little effect on life at
the Embassy. THE mail has
increased q Bit" he said.
but mostly it's Just given
me more to read In the news
papers"
The EmbaSSy'S Press and
Information Counselor, Mr..
Michael Arnon, described the
American-reaction mail on
the trial as "a civilized flow,
not a flood" and most Of the
correspondents simply re-
quest transcripts Of the trial
or speakers on the subject,
he said. The embassy officers
are not accepting such speak
ing engagements however,
because" Mr.. Arnon ex-
planned. ITS now In court.
It's not for US to make juds-
ments or comments on the
matter"
Mr.. Arnon will return to
Israel IN June to become head
Of the Foreign Ministry's In
formation section.
Chiefs of almost all the
Communist missions were
present, also q number OF
African diplomats. among
them dhana's Ambassador w.
M. @. Hahn. Mr.. Hahn was
formerly his country'S Am
baSsador to, Israel.
Others present we're JUS
tice and Mrs. Stanley Reed,
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. O.. Lewis Jones,
Senator Kenneth B. Heating,
Special White House Assist
ant for National Security AZ
fairs McGeorge Bundy and
Deputy Director Of the Food
for Peace Program James w.
Symington.
The former Assistant Sec
retary Of State for Public At
fairs. Mr.. Andrew Berding,
attended with his wife. Just
back from Florida, he had
hoped to return to warm
spring weather. But the only
thing hot here" he said, lis
the news"
Evening star., 1961-04-21

Of women's Clubs, held in
Baltimore.
The Woman's Community
Club of Kensington won its
first prize on the State level
for the third consecutive
year. Although having fewer
than so members, the Jun
ior Woman's Club of Rock
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Clubs Honored
At Meeting

Blue ribbons were taken by
two clubs from Montgomery
County at a recent conven-
ton Of the state Federation
Evening star., 1961-06-06
CHEVY CHASE

Spacious brick Colonial with extra.
large din. rm., den, sun room and
powder rm,, Isl, FIR; 3 bedrmsy 2
distance to schools, shops and
transp. An outstanding value at
$4,000. Ewes. Mrs. Purse, EN-.
w. c. d A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1961-06-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD
HU. 3-5432
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

DESIRE girl To share large attrac-
tive 2-bedTm apt. with another.
Modern furn. JU. 9-7072 after 5.
E.W.-Girl 10 share apt. with an
other girl; nicely furn.: ideal loo.
CO. $3.50, ask for SUE.
] GIRL TO SHARE I-BEDRM. APT.
with ! other girl; 8. Arlington.
Call IA. 2-24S3
Evening star., 1961-06-06
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.e c.

ADAMS MILL RD. NV, 2627-
Newly dec. bedrm., SS2.50 and
up, incl. all utils, Furn. apis. also
available. HE. 4-9247 or see
Evening star., 1961-06-06
S95-S15O
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
D. C. AREA

~ ~ x14tGx1
Large. gracious home desired, for
embassy personnel. Must have
large living room for entertaining,
formal dining room, 4 to bed
rms, rec. rm. desirable. 3 baths,
spaciously handicapped. excellent
equipped kitchen, 5-year tenancy.
Must be located in Northwest,
Mass. ave. NV, Georgetown or
Chevy Chase area.
CALL Mr.. ROGERS
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18TH ST. NV. DI. 1850
MONTGOMERY COUNTY RENTAL
HOMES ,NEEDED-For proper
call Mr.. Weiser, 10. 5-0s44.
SHANNON & LUCHS
WANT TO RENT, in Fall Church
area, small house with fireplace;
public transportation: must be-
accessible; approx. S65 per mo.
Box 338-Y, Star. .. ..
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL and fam
I4y; nite 3 or 4 bedrm. unfurn.
area by July /: max. rent S15e.
ia. 4-S737, 8 to l2 am. and aft!
B pm.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE NV.

AMERICAN u. PARK
White brick Cape Cod. Bedrn. and
bath on 1st fir. Jalousied porch.
2 bedrms., bath, sun deck on
End fir. Rec. rm. with fireplace.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING,
fenced yard. Ewes. call Randolph
Evening star., 1961-09-27

even know how to start. Can
you tell me? Mrs. SINS.
A.-Use your gathering
foot machine attachment.
Just switch row after row on
the crosswise grain and then
do the same on the length
wise grain. Adjust the stitch
length so it is short enough to
give only slight fullness. The
edge of the gathering foot
acts as a guide for the width
between the rows of stitch
ing. Be sure the rows are
evenly spaced.
-
Cd like to make a cir
cular felt tablecloth for a
short round table and would
like to trim it with fringe
along the bottom. How do I
measure for the right yard
age? Mrs. DID.
A-Measure the diameter
of the table, plus the height
of the table off the floor. Add
the diameter and twice the
height measurements togeth-
er and you will have the size
of the circle you'll need. But
be sure to measure the depth
of the fringe, and allow for
this, before cutting the circle.
1861, Field Enterprises, Inc.
Miss Scott is oIwoys glad to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sibIe will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
connot answer individual letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "How to Alter Your
Dress Patterns" tUhich giUeS
complete instructions for
altering so that finished gar
mentS 1DiI fit perfectly. For
your copy of this guide to cor
rect fitting, lUrite to Patricia
Scott in care OF The Star,
enclosing q long, self
addressed, stamped, envelope
and rs cents in coin to coUer
costs OF printing and han
ding.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Mrs. Morrison
IS Honored

A plaque in recognition
of outstanding service in be-
half of the dental profession
has been awarded to Mrs.
Carolyn Morrison, who has,
for the past two years, been
president of the Maryland
State Dental HygientiSts As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Morrison, the wife of
DR.. Paul Morrison, whom
she assists with his dental
profession, is a graduate of
Ohio State University.
The presentation was made
by Miss Patricia Morris, cur
rent president of the associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
SEAMS
TO ME
Questions and Answers
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

signs that really enhance a
garment.
x i
Q-I am very short and can
never get patterns for slacks
or shorts to fit properly. I've
been told to try the propor-
toned sizes for pants. Are
these just shorter in the leg?
Evening star., 1961-09-27

How do they differ from reg
ular size patterns? Miss L. r.
Proportioned patterns
for pants (all lengths), are
made to fit various figures.
Each is specifically proper
toned in the waist, hip. and
leg length. But. even more
important, the crotch length
is proportioned. Also, the
length of the darts vary for
the different figures. If
you've had trouble in the
past, you'll find this new
sizing idea wonderful. 1t
takes all of the guess work
out of fitting your pants
properly.
= =
Q.-I have seen so many
pretty blouses with yokes of
waffle shirring. I'd like to
make one myself, but don't
Evening star., 1961-09-27

How many of you have
neatly tucked away your
sewing machine attachments
without even trying them?
If you have done so, bring
them out again for they are
time savers and they can
also give you decorative de-
Evening star., 1961-09-27

It keeps whrne its way into the fashionable hearts
Of our customers who like generous dash of
pima cotton to q ok-of-siIk, that washes breezy
by hand or machine. 1t drps dry, needn't be roned
When you wear it, it shakes owoy creoses. Fashion
points, cardigan neckIine, tandem buttons, cIust-
cred PIeots. Choose from toupe, q delicious blue,
black, gold and ode green. Sizes ore 8-I8 Price,
very gentle, you'll oeree.
WGL--Potomoc Shop Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners ond Alexandra
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LOCATION and space. 4
bedroom, 2Ia-bath split-level
adjoining park in the best
OF Arlington's close-in To-
cations. Has spacious equip.
kitchen. finished recreation
room, ample storage and
earport. A delightful COM
bination Of brick and frame,
now vacant. Out-of-toWn
owner anxious. For price,
terms or appointment to
see, ia. 10000. FLORANCE
REALTY, 2317 Wilson
blvd, Arlington.
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MCLEAN - Beautiful wooded estate
area, . luxury house for the large
family. large double French Pro-
vincial doors open into huge CEN
ter hall, huge gracious living
room with bay window and fire
place, large separate dining room
opens onto covered rear porch.
kitchen-family room is q dream.
bedrooms and paneled den, 3
baths ytS gfsi rsSIsca sn''asd ssc
charming house with lots OF dec
oratiVe details. u wooded acre. Sc
Guided. Mid-40s Ell. 6-6022. THE
BERENS COMPANIES. Realtors,
1920 Chain Bridge I'd.
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AURORA HILLs-open today, Ia
ARLINGTON soUTH-open toda
Autumn Leaves

CHA AREA MILES D. C.
POTOMAC HILLS Of
fers you everything in pleasure
living. 3-4-5-6-7 bedrm. spacious
Colonial homes. Family rms,
porches, 1-2 car garages. Priced
from S31, $50 UP. MOVE IN To-
DAY on buy plan with 900 loan,
rent with option or trade plan.
Top prestige. close-in location with
lets to select from. The sreatest
selection of homes in N. Va. Open
9 til dark. Call Fred at 356-7367
or Main Office, IA. 1885, ewes.
REYNOLDS CONSTR. CORP.
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NORTH SPRINGFIELD
SALE OR RENT

8 bedrm. brk. split-leyel, excel.
cond., S2l.950.. Lge. 4lase trust
can be assumed or will rent; Or
& ALVAREZ, Realtors, KE. s-6677:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., N.-Large 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; sep. din. rm., firepl.,
porch. big wooded lot. Walk to
stores, bus. Superb location. Only
$4,000, $500 down. Colonel must
sell KEY REALTY, ia. $4,000.
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EATPFAY TTTV

FAlhtAA CITY
8 -bedrm: brick rambler: being Of
fered by owner this week end
only. promised to real estate at
$40 $50. House has earport, new
scr. porch; Ia baths: storm win
dows:' full bSmt. which incl. 4th
bedrm.. rec. rm.. laundry rm. and
other bsmt. area. Located on 49,
744 50. ~. level lot w/feneed play
or St. Leo's Cath. schi. Terms.
open or assume 4hTe OF loan.
Call Mrs Williams, OR. 3-6O73,
no agents.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, near new
Fairfax Hospital. Stone-and-red-
wood CONTEMPORARY rambler
in parklike setting. Exposed beam
ceilings throughout. Carport. pat
10. Abundance of closet space.
Ideal for small family; $4,000.
CANT, MOVE IN ON RENTAL
BASIS. KE. 6-S793 10 tn o..
kE; 6.6703. MoELLER REAL
ESTATE. -.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Most un-
usual CONTEMPORARY home for
you who appreciate quality. beauty
and good workmanship; exposed
beam ceilings throughout, glass
walled. mahogany-paneled living
room with brick fireplace, the
huge recreation room repeating
tthe same features; three 6edrooms,
2 baths, charming kitchen with
excellent neighborhood. KE. g.
S NOE REAL Es Estate. 4-A'0l'
FALLS CH.-PnIMITT HILLs-CIA
CT Sl3,160. lBy OWNER oNLY.J
500 DN... $50 mo. Total PITT.
FHA Financing Also Available
Vacant, Like New; 3-B.R. Rambler
School at Door. Open. CIR. 3-bp3l
6OS Magarity Rd., Pimmit Hills
FALLS. CH.-3-hedrm, brick ram
bier: fenced corner lot, gar, patio.
SlS.500. OWNER, JE. 3-33O6.
FALLS CHURCH-Corner dbl. lot;
2 bedrms., KIT, bath, picture win
dow; furn.; $4,000. JE. 2-534l.
FALLS CHURCH-Brand-new ali
brick rambler featuring large liv-
ing room with lovely fireplace,
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
Dashboard heat; full basement with
third bath possible; $22, $50.
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL
REALTORS, JE. 4-22es..
FALLS CHURCH : ,3-bedrm: ram;
Sispossi' Assume ITre AZ ~ iosn' si a.
$50. BY owner. Il. 6.4i75.
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; sep. din. rIn., fun bsnat.
$4,000. OWNER, FL. 6-2072.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-13O3 Put
mum St, 2-bedrm. rambler, on
100x100 fenced lot: firepl. in low.
rm.; only $3.50 down: q real buy.
cox g. Co, Realtor, JE. 3-S416
FALLS CHURCH, 207 Buxton I'd.
Broadmont - 4 bedrms., maids
rm., 4 y baths, entrance hall, din.
rm.; library. kit, with breakfast
s nSes iD SoSs wiS Ky t E ham isi
OF gracious living, located in an
exclusive neiRhborhood, shaded by
beautiful trees. mr.. bus. stores:
open Wed, 10 to @. or call OWN
Err at Front Royal, Va, MElrose
FALLS CHURCH. 207 Buxton I'd,
Broadmont = 4 bedrms:, maids
rm.. 4la baths, entrance hall. din.
rm., library, kit. with breakfast
splendid home with the hallmark
Of gracious living, located in an
exclusive neiRhborhood, shaded BY
beautiful trees, near bus, stores;
open Wed. or call OWNER at
Front ROYAL. Va. MElrose 6-S242.
FALLS CHURCH - Modern show
PLACE rambler. lovely corner lot
all rooms large. 3 bedrms. and
rec; rm. ~ baths, lots Of closets
firepls., biz din, rm.. liv. rm.,
KIT. with eating space, laundry.
House has storm windows, radiant
heat. parquet floors. Walking dist.
to. public and parochial schools.
Asking price S27, 900: BY OWNER.
Will make special price for quick
sale. ,JE 4.04AA
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FAIRFAX AREA
s12,95O
FULL ACRE

BRICK and frame 3-bedrm. rambler
with big equipped kitchen, and
beautiful hardwood floors. Almost
brand new. Quick possession. Love-
ly level one acre lot CALL FOR
DIRECTIONS. LAIRD REALTY.
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OFFERED BY
ROUTH ROBBINS

NV l II 4SSOO&4Nl
HUNTINGTON: .
bedrooms, semi-de;
tached with full
basement, priced at
31l,150. Can be
bought with no cash
down payment on G1
sale. Immediate oc:
cupancy to qualified
purchaser.
BUCKNELL MANOR:
Immaculate 3-bed-
room, 1Ia-bath, Cape
Cod with carport.
Price, S16.950. An
excellent assumption
or refinance.
FALLS CHURCH:
Spacious 4-bedroom.
brick Cape Cod with
2 baths and Gear
garage. Price, SIS
400. Assume owners
4Aso loan or Iett.
nance.
MT. VERNON AREA:
Almost new 2-story
contemporary with 4
bedrooms. 2k baths,
modern kitchen with
eating space. full
basement and hot
water baseb oard
heat. Buy for IS lit
tie as $1,000 down
with immediate pos
session.
COUNTRY ESTATE:
Lovely Colonial on
picturesque 5 acre
plot Of ground with
scenic view of Poto-
mac River. 3 lare
bedrooms, panelled
den, kitchen with
eating space, Gear
garage and screened
porch. Price. SAL.
$50: terms negott.
able.
LoCH LoMAND WI
LACE: q year old
brick Cape Cod in
excellent condition.
Living room. dining
room. kitchen, 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths.
Yard c o m pletely
fenced. Installed win
dow air conditioner
and TV ante . O.
Storm doors. Conven-
lent to Dulles Airport
and Quantico. May
be rented with op.
ton TO buy. S13.500.
MCLEAN: 3-bedroom,
4-level, all-brick split
level in a fine COM
munity Of lovely
homes. Large well
Eraded yard with sew
eral shade trees adj
joining wooded area.
Within easy walk
ing distanc TO
schools. Additional
bedroom could be
installed in large tiled
rec. room or base
nient level. Priced to
sell.
ROI1Tu PORRIMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

LoRC0M LANE AREA-Owner wiz
finance this 7-room. 2-bath brick
home; vacant; open today l-6.
From D. C.. Lorcom lane to RAN
dolph St, left TO 4107 N. 23rd
81: STEPHEN B. GREY. Broker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

BARGAIN HUSTERs ATTENTION.!
-Penchant for fixing and paint
ing? Roll up your sleeves and give
a look. Brick rambler: 3 bedrms.,
deep lot, trees, shrubs. fencing,
etc. MUST BE SOLD Sl6,500.