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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-03-30
Huntsburg
BY Joyce Adams
Phone 635 6556

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White
are proud parents to a son
born March %. Weighing 8
Is. 3 OF. Maternal grandpar-
entS are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
CalkinS, Sr.
Mr.. Frank Sobie under
went surgery twice this past
week at Lake Memorial hos
pital.
Mr.. and MIS-. George
Thompson, of Eastlake were
visitors, on Sunday, at Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Bitner and
sons.
Mr.. Julian Bitner is able to
return to work. He still has
to use the crutcheS.
Mrs. Russell LaDoW, of
Chardon was a Monday visit
or al the ElWin Adams.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-03-30
Mrs. Artnan
Died at 1O1

HAMBDEN - Private bur-
ial services, will be held Fri
day at Hambden Cemetery
for Mrs. Abigail Artman, 101
who died of heart failure on
Saturday at her home in
WhiteSville, N. Y.
She was born in West Union
n. y, on April 3, 1859, and
lived in Hambden most of
her life. She moved to the
East 20 years ago.
A homemaker, Mrs. Art
man was active until last
year when her health began
to fail. On her Tooth birthday,
she was honored by Presid-
ent Dwight Eisenhower.
She was widowed twice.
Both of her husbands had
been farmers.
When she lived in Hamb-
Qen, ner nome was on Wood
en- Hill Road. After leaving
the area, she returned fire.
quently to visit friends and
relatibes.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bertha Frost of
California; three sons, Frank
Johnson, now living in Cali
fornia but who formerly was
employed by the Garfield
Insurance Co. in Chardon
and by Bigham Orchards in
Kirkland, Charles, also of
California, and Ben of New
york.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday a t the Wildman
Funeral Home in WhiteSVille.
New telescopes can detect
celestial objects two billion
light years away, but scient-
lists find no signs of an end
to the universe.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-03-30

Mrs. .-,Engel, who is active
in Chardon community life.
is modelling for the V. F. w.
Auxiliary. She has two child
ren, Jeffrey, 10, and Cynthia,
7, still finds time to be active
in the V.F.W. Auxiliary, also
Cub Scouts, an the Friend
ship Guild of the Pilgrim
Christian Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

YOGI Berra, on The right, is shown receiving the
New York Catholic Youth Organizations Most Popu-
lar Yankee Player" award from Father Philip J.
Murphy, director of the CYO. This took place at CTO
Day ceremonies in Yankee Stadium last year. Looking
ON are two CYO baIlplaYers.
ION SUNDAY MORNING EVERYBODY in our
neighborhood went to church. There was never any
question about if we were going. We went unless we
we're flat on our backs with a fever of a hundred and
ten. And it didn't pay to fake. If you were too sick
TO 90 to Mass in the morning, you could bet your lie
YOU we're still going to be too sick to 60 out and play
ball in the afternoon. Pop would see to that"
One Of Yogis closest friends was Joe Garaglola
who lived across the street and attended st. Ambrose
Church with Berra. Garagiola, who played for the Co
umbus Red Birds before moving up to the st. Louis
Cardinals in 1916, also was a catcher. Like Berra he
PLAYED in a World Series the first year he was III the
quently sought-after banquet speaker and author of a
book.
Berra also talks a lot of Joe DiMaggio, the former
great Yankee outfielder and Casey Stengel, ex-Yankee
manager. He holds a great deal of admiration for both,
Stengel, incidentally, calls Berra 1.-THE greatest player
that ever had to manage -. outside of DiMaggio -. >
IN TELLING HIS STORY in his down-to-earth
style, Berra relates many anecdotes. One of the most
moving is his description of Babe Ruth Day which
was held in Yankee Stadium in l947 about a year be.
fore the greatest slugger of all times died.
Summing up, we found the book quite enjoyable.
Our biggest objection is the cover jacket which
pictures Berra in a ridiculous pose. 1t frankly amazes
us that the publishers couldn't have found a more
suitable and characteristic pose of Berra.
Overlooking this, baseball fans, even members
of the Yankee Haters Club, will find this book a
real treat. For loyal Yankee followers, it's practically
a must.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02
SPORTS OF TIMES
Time Out
For Yogi
BY LOU FABRO
Times Sports Editor

Let's take time out from the baseball races TO
review a delightful book we had the pleasure OF read
ing recently.
It's entitled "YoGI : The Autobiography Of
a Professional Baseball Player" It's the story of
Lawrence Larry Berra, better known as Yogi
Berra, the great catcher and sometime outflelder for
the New York Yankees (who aren't in first place
IBERIA A PLAYED in more World Series
games - 68 of them - than any other player In base
ball history. During his 14-year career with the New
York Yankees, the 36-year-old Berra and his Yankee
teammates have missed out in only three World
series.
In addition, he has hit more homers more than
300) than any other catcher; he is the first player
to hit a pinch hit homer in a World Series (l947C he
holds the record for errorless games CAB by a catcher;
and holds many other records.
While this is vital information, especially since
baseball is game of records and statistics, 1t doesn't
make interesting reading. And because TINS DOCK
isn't cluttered with statistics but instead tells the story
of one of the greatest catchers OF all times, 1t is a
most entertaining volume.
The book is co,authored by Berra and veteran
sports writer Ed Fitzgerald and is published by
Doubleday and Co, Inc. of Garden City NY. 1t retalls
IBERIA BEGINS HIS TORY by setting the re-
cord straight on a few matters. This is a lefthanded
way of saying that sports writer's sometimes get carried
away to add color to their stories. And that these
flights of fantasy usually become accepted as fact.
The bulky Yankee player points out that 1t
wasn't luck, as some believe, that he became a
ballplayer. He declares that 81 never wanted
to be anything else and | never considered being any
thing else. " This becomes quite evident as you read of
his youth.
Berra points out that many think he is a happy
eo1ucky chap. Not so, he declared. 81 worry a lot, he
notes. Il worry about kc"ping Carm (his wife) happy
about the kids larry, T:mmy and Dale growing
up good, and about keeping out of trouble with God
In reading the book, you can sense Berra's de-
light and nostalgia in recalling his boyhood days in
ST. Louis. One passage which would be of special III
terest to our readers follows:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

Two Diocesan athletes
won state Class "a" titles
in Ohio's 54th a n a
high school track-field
championships h e d last
week at Ohio Stadium, Two
other athletes and a relay
team picked up place rib
bons.
CAPT. DICK ELSAssER OF
Marion Catholic won the mile
run title for the eco nd
straight year. His winning
time was 1925, slightly bet
ter than his performance last
year.
TERRY oHHARE landed
New Lexington st, Aloysius
in the championship picture
by winning the 1870 yard
low hurdles with a time Of
:20.2. Last year, st. Aloysius
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02
In Diocesan Meet

Some 1000 fans saw
Marion Catholic and New
Lexington St. Rose win
the team championships
in the 1861 Diocesan InVl-
rational Track and Field Meet
held at Hartley Field Tues
day.
The Irish of Coach Max
Ross won seven of Ia events
and piled up IS points to gr9b
the high division laurels for
the second year in a row.
Marion Catholic also won it
in 1857.
ST. ROSE, UNDER the di-
rection of Coach Bob FoWle
who also coaches St. Aloysi-
us High, won six of n e
events and racked up 5912
points to win the gra e
school crown. st. Rose, which
deposed last years champion
Marion st. Mary, previously
won titles in 1956-1957 and
1859.
Rosary won three events
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02
lets Continue Home STAY

The Columbus Jets will
open a 3-game series Friday
night against San Juan as the
current home stand contin-
ues. The Martins will battle
the Jets in single games on
Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
Manager Larry Shepard's
troops then will battle it out
with Buffalo in single games
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights, also
al jet Stadium.
The Sunday and Thursday
games will be teleyised over
WLW.C, Channel 4.
THE JETS LAST WEEK
gave up first place in the In
ternational League for the
first time in 81 days. Colum.
bus vacated the top spot when
Buffalo whipped the Jets, 40,
The Jets lost three other
games while winning only
two.
Victories were 5-3 over Buff
falo and 40 over Toronto. The
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

and chalked up 5512 points to
finish second in the high di-
vision. The Crusaders finish
ed the same way last year.
New Lexington St. Aloysius
came in third with 401s
points; Lancaster St. Mary
was fourth with 19 points; st.
Charles was fifth with 1512;
Aquinas sixth with IA: Hart
lev seventh with IL SO, and
Columbus st. Mary failed to
score.
MARION ST. MARY finish
ed second in tn. grade school
division with 80 points; Holy
Spirit was third with %; Lam
caster st. Mary fourth with
1312; Sacred Heart fifth with
10; and Rosary scored two
points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

the Cardinals in the 1876 vic
tory. Jack Petterini unloaded
a 3-run triple for the Cards
in the slugfest which saw St.
Charles collect 18 hits.
ST. CHARLES also won two
montague games and drop
ped two decisions. Behind the
3-hit pitching of John Pelle
grino. the Cards BANKED
Franklin County LEAGUE
champion Rosary, 90. The
Cardinals also stopped Aqul-
mas, 20, as Don Henne upped
his high school pitching rec
ord to BIT.
AoUINAS evened the score
bv taking the second h8if
of the twin bill, 3-3. The
Cards also we're outscored by
Grove City, rs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02
Marion Irish, St. Rose Win Crowns

put with a distance Of 49'-3".
Dick Elsasser of Marion
Catholic, the 1860 and 1861
state champion in the mile
Continued on Page 16)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

Gel champion WAITER
SON maintained its winning
form by chalking up three
montague wins.
A five-run sixth inning
paved the way for Waiter
sons % triumph over Hill
lard while a 2-hit pitching
performance by Chuck Egel-
hoff enabled the Eagles to
whip Rosary, AZ.
Watterson earned a fancy
feather for its cap by whip
ping City League champion
Eastmoor, 90. Pitcher Tom
Weiner scattered seven hits
to pace the Eagles to the vic
tory.
ROSARY, having a rough
Continued on page 100
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

Jets lost a doubleheader TO
Toronto, 10 and 80, and lost
81 to Buffalo.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

Terry O'Hare of st. AL
olysius won the high school
individual scorer trophy. o.
Hare, the 1861 state champion
in the 180-yard low hurdles,
won every event he entered
to tally "a points. He set new
records in the 120-yard high
hurdles (.16.D and 180-yard
low hurdles (:20.9). He also
won the 220-yard dash and
broad jump.
Mike Bennett of st. Rose
won the grade school high
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

St. Charles Edges
To Second In C.

st. Charles moved into second place in the Central
Catholic League last week by pounding last pace Hart
ely twice, 80 and 1876.
Don Henne pitched a one-hitter in the Whitewash
Job and blasted the first home run of the season for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

scorer trophy by coming in
first IN every event he COM
peted. He won the broad
jump, high jump and 100
yard low hurdles for IS
points.
Six new records we're set
in the high division and one
in the grade.
jim IRISH of Marion Catho-
lie, like O'Hare. set two new
records. Rish cracked the re-
cords in the discus with a
heave of 1857" and the shot
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02
Diocesan Stars -.
Elsasser and O'Hare
Win In State Meet

saw its Ken Studer win the
state title in the 440.
JIM RISH of Marion Cath
Ollie won a fourth place rib
bon in the shot put while
JERRY WOODWARD of Ros-
Continued on page 16)
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ROBENT ,. I0HR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
6YATTsviLLE, nF. 81. JefomS5-

HXATTsVTLLE, nr. 81. Jefome's-
Lge. Alb +. Colonial, new cond.; gar.
Terms. ERWIN RLTY. WA. 7.0334
6YATTSVILLE-Attractive 8 bedrm
:sS sne Sin ain I. nSms lrs, ks 'r rec. o1Ias. sm
garage and Level fenced yard.
Close TO bus. schools and shop.
S17.5n0 ard "OK'O 4 TRAJJE."
KEN DRUSKIN q co. HE. 9.2400
dYATTs., M. Co. eerv. BLDG: new
cond.; Q b.F. Cape Cod; attic
S.r: IRWIN RlAITf. WA: 7:ossl
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EYATTsYTLLE-Just iIsted tais q:

PRINCE GEORGES PRoPERTIEs
INC. AP. 7.7774
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HOLLEY REALTY
6ls2 S Lee Hwy.

SOkTH ARLINGTON = Most de.
sirable 4-bedrm. home, conyen.
iently located In N. Arl., close to
shopping, transportation and
schools; walk to swimming pool
membership availableJ. This fine
prick home is situated on q large
lot; Features firepl. In liV. rm.,
tuIl bsmt.. wLrec. rm. and large
screened porch. Priced S22,5 300.
You'll really appreciate the con.
xsnienee. See 1t. Call IA. $4,000.
LITTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
SALE lXAALgAsLE gIaaLlE

NEOV lAwAE NOTE
DEFAULT HAVING heretofore been
MADE in payment OF certain
Ss cARVrR q MSsssEHY H9'fs aNTRs rsss
PRISES. INCORPORATED. and q
certain negotiable promissory note
made by S. H. CARVER, Jr.. and
J, G MASSEY. -Jr., all payable to
the undersigned, the undersie ned
will pursuant TO the provisions
Of . note dated September 81,
1853, sell at public auction at
the entrance to the Arlington
County Court House Tower on
North Uhle Street, Arlington. Vir.
SRiDAY. sif; 9n' FEBRUARY II, 1861
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM.
That certain negotiable promissory
note pledged as collateral security
70 the undermined By Carver q
GR Ge laSe sSs e sfOIesa sssSFS
obligations TO the UNDERSIGNED. to:
wit: Note Of ERNEST L. HOP.
KINS and LILLIAN e. HOPKINS
dated April 80, 1859. payable to
Carver e. Massey Enterprises, In.
corporated, and endorsed in blank.
In the original sum Of S11,300
ana navinR . present principal
balance Of S10.361 :33 payable in
monthly installments Of Sl13 per
month and secured by deed Of
trust on certain improved real
estate in the District Of Colum-
6ia known as 3104 Nineteenth
is recorded In Deed Book II ,233
at Page 4l3 in the Office OF the
Recorder Of Deeds. Washington.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash at time
Of sale. Said note 70 5e endorsed
undersigned without recourse or
warranty Of any kind. OLD DO
MINlON BANK. By DAVID @.
WALKER, Vice President. 2926
Columbia pike, Arlington 4, Virs
ginia. fe3,10
We .seuR.G RST Oh SsffTrsf 4.s s gs.ea't wRS RPIt:
REAL, ESTATE. AID A.2006
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ST ANN'C

How about q 6-bedroom,
two bath. brick home for
your growing family For
q reasonable lower COOS"
priee7 Honest house. honest
value. Call us-We'll be
proud 10 give you the de-
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEX, VA. Duke g. Pickett St,
100 It. to 10 acres. WAPLE, 1925
l4th st. AD. 4-2005..
HOME BUSINESS potential. nearby
R'LTY.. WA. 4-9193. WA. 4-9Sii
KENsINGTON-5,269 50. It soned
location. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, OIL. 2-2123.
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D-l0 THE EVENING STAR
q Waskisgton. D. {.
, EfiSey, Fsbssosy 10, 1867

COLLEGE PARK
Lower that rent by owning
this fine. 2-apt. brick; AL
rental area: no vacancies;
safe walk to schools and
shopping AREA twin bed.
rooms In each apt: gas
h.-w.h.: excel. eond.: bsmt.
suitable for 3rd unit; priced
S2A,960. Call for details.
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ROUNDTREE

Located fSs ii IN fashionable Sleepy Hoi-
NV: WtTW: ~ minutes from downtown
MSlShington. Exauisitely designed
sIz sspat1IsyeI 6sStn,, and rambler homes
tS. try-siSe Kitchens. finished rec.
dsionsdd ssd 3ssssSsCSS ssSSSSS SS'aiSaflS ana ~ air con-
DIRECTIONS; Out Rte. so to ?
I'd. risht on W Vallssy steeeS ResooFl FEo'IIeE lex
on slsde Run dr. 10 Roundtree
Fairehlld Realty Corp jE. 2eso50
OSCAR WINNER
The most popular rambler in N
ATIngton, within walking distance
Of DENIS OCONNELL. Covered
SSRSsrwooptr SSfRsSss S6 ptrGnt' 3. ,,rIt Is' c,1I name
E. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 n. olebe Rd. IA. 5.O7O7
Slnsshi. Ti . MopssT aSan t6e boMR MtIRR'PPial9R: Pa9:
MEMT viii handle. and you will
SAVE ON SETTLEMENT COSTS
In buying this deliehtful 4.BED.
kOOM: 2-BATH, ANTIQUE BRK.
RAMBLER! Custom -built. With
English basement, Thermopane
picture windows. and many In
triguing. features. Rec. room, pch. I:
TREES on OVER T"AcRE LoTI ii i
Vacant. Excellent terms. JORDAN,
INC, REALTORS. n. 6s600O:
evenings, JA. S.6037
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BIG EAMII.Y2

&pread out is this 4-bedrm,,
Zh.bath Cape Cod with aii
the space you've ever want.
Sd, Rec. rm., screened patio,
Kitchen with built-in break.
last space. Peach trees,
grape vines. Yorktown
School area. S2o.60O.
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. GARAGES FOR RENT. NV.
area; For storage or compact type
car. $40 per mo. ca. ST. 3-4274.
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HIGH SOCIETY

u you are so fortunate as
70 pc In the luxury-home
market, By all means let US
give you the details OF this
beautifully constructed true
eenter-hall Colonial in q
prestige Arlington location.
Five bedrooms, Az baths,
den, rec room. High 30s.
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MONEY 70 LOAN
FARIS FINANCE co

FARIS FINANCE co.
Signature Loans; Servicemen Incl.
1892 Ga. Ave, With. LO. 5-5122
223 E. Diamond Gath. WI. S-254O
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE coRPo-
RATION. S64l ColesVill0 rd.. Ju.
niper $4,000.
MORTGAGE LOANS, $1,000 10
S150.000 Lower your payments:
group your debts. refinance your
property. Quick, honest service,
residential. farm. commercial;
construction financing only in
State Of Maryland. Call or write
MR. ROBERTS, 21S E. Lexington
st.. Baltimore g. Nd, or SAratogS
7.4047 day. night. Sun. holidays.
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NEAR GLEBE

stone and frame Colonial
on level wooded lot Just .
blocks past Glehe road.
Three oVersiSed bedrooms.
1uu bsmt., ser. porch, beau.
tifully remodeIed kitchen, A
buy ct S1o,960
Evening star., 1961-02-10

NYATTsvILLE, WEST: near the
Plaza-A very attractive junior
yancher, separate din. room, large
bedrooms and equip. kit: bsmt.
With "a bath, rec. room, den
OF extra bedrm. and large work
srea. Level lot. Only S13,060:
trades invited.
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lcoNTINUED;
DOCTORS OFFICE
AvAMABLE MARCH LIST
HAYWOOD GARpENS APTa.

Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Located In large apt. development
containing 915 units, IL stores
across the District line, Of
Eastern ave. Serving q town d
APPROX. 10000 persons, OfficI
contains. waiting rm.. laboratory
seereterial Spaee. 2 examining
large toilet. Heat, hot water AMI
electricity furnished, Wired fol
air cond. units. This exceiientl!
located office has been occupieC
By . physician for is years. 4l0l
haywood pl. Wa. 7-6200.
LGE BRIGHT artist or photog
rapher studios, downtown are
from S22.60 per mo. Ma. S-S025
NEW BLDG.-Air cond., ali utils.
janitor service. l block from PARK
tnGtnn In Arl.. We. IA. 7-417s.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

81. BERNARD'e AND ERco-Po-
teptial 6-bedrm. home with large
din. room and sunny breakfast
porch. full bsnt. and rainy-day
playroom. 0Is need settlement
cost only, and S102 q mo. Fruit
acres Of playground. The price Is
right, S14,0b0.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

UNLIMITED FUNDS NOW AVAiL-
commercial and land. fmmediats
service; courteous and prompt.
!: MOSTOW 81 CO., REALTORS
RA. 6-47OO HE. 4.7407
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WE NEED LIsTNds
Investment

lovely, large, 1st-floor apartment,
now rented for 500 mo; terrace
ment unit for owner: garage
rented for SIS mo. This Is. On
excellent deal. any way you look
At Il
Evening star., 1961-02-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY
OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Q 2-story row brick. 5423 Claiming
rd, lin West Edmondale). 3 bed
rms. bath, liv. rnn., separate din:
ing rm.. kit, full bsmt,; gas forced
air heat: needs redecor; Ideal Tor
Is, Zoo. FE. 3.2ls5. wash. D. c.
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s, Realtor

AlCASloEl4 OlklCo Do. O.OUUU
ACRE WITH PRESTIGE-Lovely,
Wooded acre, 'Ti II Supietbly iSlsEaSSdi iplannsd
community Of homes, ranging TO
100000. center-hall entrance. 90
Il: rear living rm. with superb
kitchen. 3 nice bedTms. (msster
bedrm. with 3 double closetsJ, q
full baths. full basement with end
firsplass; 3rd bath roughed ip,
nothing comparable anywhere at
SMITH 4 DoNNELE, Realtors.
ALEX. RUSSELL RD. AREA-spa-
cious. brick-and-stone home. with
i''' nies sedS% SsdrnS sSr d: sRe: pdt eioo1es sm
space. SEE THIS BEFORE YOU
BUYl Small down pymt. 70 quail
flied purchaser. Al SMITH RE
AETYS XII. S-e652; ewes. TE.
hShHnZ-
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TRAILERS

FRONTIER MOBILE 1858; AXIS II,
bedrms. Bryan'S Trailer Camp,
Lot lS. Bryan'S Rd., Nd. MR.,
JOHNSON, RI. S-5391.
HOUSE TRAILER, Rancho, . mos,
old, 52-ft. long: will sac. for
5000 down and take over pays
ments. JE. 3-0s7s. ,
aGUSE 4s r. b7 TEAFEER IT, saSscoS aSSs SaaHSi c.i
Ro. S-155o. ' ~ ~
SKYLINE, 2s.ft. trailer, / bedrm.,
very clean: $1.275. OR. 4-4724.
WILL PAY ALL Cash FOR CLEAN
used trailers, 80 through '5S Call
MAC MCCULLOUGH. so. S-OiAI6.
1863. 45x1O It. 2 bedrms.; on lot,
wool caEpetlne throughout. cond.
nancing. $500 driffins Trailer
Court, Woodbridge. Va. Lot 10.
GYPSY 4-6693. l2"
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WoopLAwN-Area Of ,chools

WOoDLAwN-Aree Of schools and
convenience. Brick rambler with
full bsmt., plenty Of head room,
Sround-level exit. daylight rec.
room with VI bath, and large pic
ture window giving. o terrific view
Of the valley; Gas hot-wster heat.
Priced low ct S16,600. Trades in.
Vited.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

HELP need lots and acreage
Immediately in Maryland.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. $4,000
8 LARGE SYNDICATES ready to
purchase now, lots or acreage.
r. L. SMITH. GA. 4-7711. WI.
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GARAGES

WE BUY deferred purchase notel
SECURE sseuTed sT on !, re real estate; sooS oWSAPLz
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ACCRNTUATE TME P0sITTvEl -
Of these 6Tsnd-neW al bedroom
ramblers with full DAYLIGHT
bsmt.: 2-2h. baths. 22.ft. livins
rm.. large dining area; Westing.
house equipped kitchen; over.
sized ssiSsd esrport. Priced $2o,5oo.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
XII. 8-84OO
JAMES EssMsi,Ip n Ip2gg!NNcANs g!NNc y.

,oo& ASSOCIATES. INC.
122 N. Alfred ST., Alex, Va.
8 BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, bricT
rambler In setting Of natural beau.
". This comfortable home offers
3 nice bedrooms, large dininS
room, kitchen with eating space
living room with fireplace, full
basement with de luxe recreation
room with fireplace, workshop and
laundry room. Entire home is
beautifully finished. Full price
S24,500. This home must be seer
to appreciate its true value. Cal
days. WE. $4,000; JE. 2-1lS5 ewes
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
Evening star., 1961-02-10
RIVERnALE

el3,5O0. S296 down to any.
one: located near st. Befns
ards Parish and all cons
Venienees; 4 bedrm. brick
Colonial: huge combination
1iv. din. rEn., modern kit.
with drier, plus many other
extras: qulek possession;
may be purchased easy FLA