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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
ONE SWING RECALLS REPORTERS
Moris Vaults Beck Into Spotlight

a good breakfast and came
down to the park and felt
great.
But as soon as I got into
the clubhouse I started shak-
ing. / couldn't even sign my
name, my hands we're shaking
so. But as soon as I got on
the mound-even before I
threw the first pitch-I was
all right.
Playing in a world series was
the realization of a dream for
Purkey.
1T. was born in Pittsburgh
and still live there, and I went
to the series there last year. I
was just a spectator and I ate
my heart out.
"And I lost and 1 made just
two bad pitches. No, not
Blanchard. That was a bad
pitch he hit. But I made mis-
takes on Maris' homer and on
Tony Kubek's single.
1.-The best-hit ball of the day,
though, was that double by FL
ston Howard. I thought that
was going out. I don't know
how many golfers there are in
the crowd" Purkey said, feign-
ing q golf swing, but he hit it
inside out and it tailed down.
He hit. it hard enough to send
it out Of Cincinnati"
Reds m a n a ger Freddie
Hutchinson is properly im>
pressed with the Yankee home
run. THE unfortunate part of
it is that six Of the seven runs
they've scored have been on
homerS," he said.
IT'S the same old story with
them. They give you that good
pitching and that good defense
and they have that power to
go with it. Well, we've been do
ing that all season. too. I don't
know when we're going to start
in the series"
But the Yankees haven't be-
gun to burst loose, either. They
have a total of only seven runs
and II hits in three games.
We're known as a run-scor-
ing club. but we haven't been
scoring many" Manager Ralph
Houk commented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
"a star staff writer

CINCINNATI. Oct. 7. -
Whitley Ford, the happy-go-
lucky little pitching star of the
Yankees, stationed himself be-
hind the batting cage and
didn't move a step throughout
the Reds batting drill today.
Ford, who will go after his
second victory of this series
tomorrow, didn't take his eyes
off the Cincinnati hitters.
Its the little things that
count" Manager Ralph Houk
said while motioning his head
in the direction of Ford. "A
lot of people can do the big
things, but it's the little things
like that which make the
stars"
When Yogi Berra struck out
in the fifth inning today, II
marked the first time for him
in los series at-bats. Carl
Erskine of the Dodgers was the
last series pitcher to get Yogi
on strikes in 1856.
Yogi, incidentally, says the
Cincinnati sun is murder in
leftfield.
1.-THE bank doesn't bother
me-" he said, "but that sun
sure does"
Yogi looked like a man under
attack when he staggered af-
ter Gene Presses fly ball in
the fourth inning today, but he
held on to it.
Cincinnati is all dressed up
for the series, with appropriate
posters decorating business
establishments and mattresses
in restaurants sporting caps
with Go, Reds, go" labels.
One large. department store
has dressed all ity window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

in fashions Of one
color, red, Of course.
The citizens here are a bit
self-conscious. AS one fan put
it, Those New Workers think
we still have cowboys and in
dams running around here.
Most of them never get so
miles out Of New York"
Dummy Hoy threw out the
first ball today. Tine former
National League outfielder, who
played with Washington when
it was a National League club
and also with Cincinnati and
Louisville, is 80, the oldest ex-
major Lacquer alive. Matty
Schwabb. Crosley Field super
intendent, will throw out the
first ball Monday. He's only a
youngster, 80.
A ticket Scalper was arrested
here today. He sold q dozen
tickets for $500 or $50 apiece
The trouble was he sold all
them to one man, who hap
pened to be a detective. The
man told the police he got the
tickets from Paul Derringer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
FACES EN- AGAIN TO-DAY
Ford Utilities Time off.
To Watch Red Hitters

pitching star for the Reds 20
years ago.
Celebrities here today in
cluded Chief Justice Earl War;
rem and actor Broderick Craw-
ford One man repeatedly
walked to the park from his
home, rs miles away. And one
Pittsburgh schoolboy got ex-
cuSed from his second-grade
class Friday so he could be on
hand to watch his father, Bob
Purkey, pitch ;. Mickey Man
tie got back into the lineup to-
day. when I write his name
down in the lineup can swing
that pencil real good" Houk
quipped.. -STANN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
Terp Horriers
Down Middies

COLLEGE PARK, Oct. 7
(AP).-Guy Harper led Mary
lands cross-country team to a
1898 victory over Navy today.
Harper covered the 3.7-mile
distance over the University Of
Maryland golf course in II
minutes 81 seconds. Nays Joel
Heine was second In 1903.
The Terrapins took four of
the next five places to pile UP
enough points for the victory.
The Maryland Harriers have
not lost a meet since Navy de-
feated them In the 1859 opener
for both teams.
Summaries:
l, Guy Harper (M) 1884; ., Joel
Heine (N) 1903: g. Mark Wells (M)
1924: 4. DERRICK (N) 1882; John
Gargen (Ml 1898; 6, tie, Tom Krueser
s, c. Schmidt (N1 1873; S.yA, Simr-
son IN 1914; 10, d. Lar IN IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
BRIGHT Sooner

Jimmy Mihlhauser. a junior
guard on the 1861 Oklahoma
football roster. made the Ma
tional Honor Society for three
years at Lindsay (Okla0 High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
Mohuffey Only Phil On AII-stur Squads

PHILADELPHIA (AP). -
Pitcher Art Mahaffey was the
only member of the last-place
Phils to make the National
League All Star teams. He
pitched hitless ball in the. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
YANKS NOW 81
TO TAKE SERIES

LAS VEGAS, New, oct.
7 (AP).-Las Vegas Odds
makers installed the New
York Yankees as healthy
Sci favorites to win the
World Series after the
Yanks victory over Gin
cinnati today.
The American League
champions were 8-5 favor
ties to take AtAmorrow's
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
Bridqewuter Wins

BRDGEWATER, Va, Oct. 7
(AP). - Bridgewater defeated
Norfolk William & Mary, 23-32
in a cross country meet here
today. Winston Lutz of Bridge
water finished first, running
the three-mile course in 16:1LI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

two innings he worked in the
second game at Bostcn. But
it was mighty lonesome flying
to San Francisco for the first
game" Mahaffey said. II had
nobody to talk to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
8 Drive the fUUO that sold
ne on selling the fHsest!'

I'VE BEEN AROUND the automobile business a
= long time. And, I've got to admit that the 1862
Chryslers and Imperial are the that sold me
selling full.size quality.
These fine automobiles surprised me every time 1
turned around. Especially when found could sell
you brandnew, fusize Chrysler Newport at such
low price that most people find it hard to believe,
and the hgh.performance 800 for just few hundred
dollars more
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Miss Clark
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H.
Clark Of Chevy Chase, Md,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Annette
Byrnside to Mr.. Roger Bur-
ton Clark, son Of Mr.. John
Edmund Clark Of Bronxville,
N. Y. and Chicago and the
late Mrs. Clark.
The wedding took place
yesterday in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of the Washington
Cathedral. A reception fol-
lowed at the Washington
Club.
Mrs. Clark attended Skid
more College and George
Washington University. She
made her debut in 1858 at
the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. Clark. q graduate Of
Colgate University, is associ-
ated with the American Cy-
animid Co.
The couple will live in
Reading, Pa.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
SERVICE NEWS
Porodes Begin;
ForeWeHs Listed

Bardys and Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Ruben Ortiz who are
also leaving. Gen. and Mrs.
Ortiz are returning to Para
quay.
Admiral and Mrs. Bardy
plan to leave town June /
for Norfolk, Va, to spend 10
days with their Son-in-law
and daughter, Navy 1t. and
Mrs. Harold Nagel, and their
children, Michael and Jenifer.
The Bardys then will go to
New York to meet her son,
Max Bueno, who is coming
from Burlington, VT, where
he is a medical student at the
University Of Vermont. They
will spend several days to-
gether in New York City be-
fore Admiral and Mrs. Bardy
leave for Rio.
The Director Of Staff,
Inter - American Defense
Board, and Mrs. James w.
Coutts will entertain at home
on Thursday from z to 9 pm.
This is one of several parties
they expect to give in their
Lenhart drive house.
Gen. and Mrs. Coutts plan
to leave for Kansas at the
end Of the month. They are
going to Lawrence to meet
their daughter Kathleen who
is a student at the University
OF Kansas. She will return
home with her parents for
the summer.
Leaving
Soon to depart are the
Army Quartermaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Andrew T. Nc
Namara. He is to be deputy
commander. 9th Army,
Korea. and he will receive
his third star.
Gen. and Mrs. Mcnamara
will give a party at home
next Sunday, entertaining
from 3 to 5 pm. and $3.50 to
$3.50 pm, to say good-by.
On Thursday Mrs. Nc
Namara will give q coffee for
the members Of the Quar-
termaster Women's Club
Board and the area host
esses. This part Of their Of
ficial family" has been very
close to her these past four
years.
The McNamaras will be on
hand for the annual Quarter
master picnic at Cameron
Evening star., 1961-05-07

Station. Here they win greet
and be greeted by all the
quartermaster generals Off
cial family.
The McNamaraS will leave
for the West Coast at the
beginning Of June, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs.
George w. Tripp. En- route
they expect to visit his sis
ters and their families. In
Cumberland, Pa, they will
see Mrs. T. L. Fortin. Col.
Fortin has just left for the
Far East. Then on to New
York where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bran
nigan Of Brooklawn, N. j.
In Delmar, N. Y, they will
Evening star., 1961-05-07
By EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

contributing writer
The famed Marine parades
will begin this season with
an evening formation May 10
at 8 pm. The assistant COM
mandant, 1t. Gen. John C.
Mum, is to take the review.
On May "a the parade will be
held in honor of the officers
of the Navy League with the
Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. David M.
Shoup as hosts.
The Director Of Naval
Communications and Mrs.
Frank Virden have issued in
vitations to a 7-to-9-o'clock
reception in the Terrace
Room, Officers Club, National
Naval Medical Center.
The party is in honor Of
the annual meeting of the
chief communications Of the
United Kingdom and Canada
which will open here for two
days starting tomorrow.
The tri-partite members are
Capt. w. j. Parker Of Eng
land and Comdr. E. P. Sem
mems of Canada. Capt. Parker
came from London early last
week and Comdr. and Mrs.
Semmens arrived from OF
iowa on Friday.
The visitors are to receive
with Admiral and Mrs. Vir-
den. 1t. Walter E. Yopp
III, the admiral's aide, will
make the introductions. The
guest list includes the chief
communicators Of all the
United States armed services
and their wives.
Two FeteS
The Armed Forces Attache
of the Union Of South Africa
and Mrs. Theron will enter
tain tomorrow and Tuesday
at home. Both parties are
planned for $50 pm.
The Director of Naval In
telligence and Mrs. Vernon
E. Lowrance will give a series
of small dinners this month
in their quarters at the Naval
Weapons Plant. The first took
place May 4. The next to be
on Thursday; then on May l8
and May 20. The last party
will honor Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Telles Bardy who are
soon to depart.
Admiral Bardy has been
the Brazilian Naval Attache
here. When Admiral Bardy
returns to Rio de Janerio, he
will become director of Bra
lillian Naval Air Force.
Admiral and Mrs. Bardy
have scheduled their own
farewell party for May 26
from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
Sheraton Park Hotel. They
also will introduce Capt. and
Mrs. Berutti Moreira. He re-
places Admiral Bardy.
Capt. and Mrs. Moreira ar
rived two weeks ago and have
found an apartment at the
Towers on Cathedral avenue.
They came here directly from
Rio.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

visit Mrs. McNama ara's
brother and sister-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Tripp,
and their children.
Gen. Mcnamara will re-
port July 1 to 9th Army
Headquarters in Seoul. They
expect to find quarters ready
for them there.
1t. Mcnamara III is at
Fort Bragg, N. c., with the
82d Airborne Division. He
has orders for Germany after
completing a course at San
dia, N. Mex. Second 1t.
William Mcnamara, also a
paratrooper, is with the 1O1st
Airborne Division at Fort
Campbell, KY.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
GO0d-bys

The Chairman Of the In
ter-American Defense Board
and Mrs. Lemuel Mathewson
will give a luncheon at the
Army and Navy Club on May
% to say good-by to the
Evening star., 1961-01-15
KENBARGAIN

KENBARGAIN
A new community between Mclean
and .ArlinSton Of beautiful Co
lonial homes designed for lasting
value, where special attention has
been given TO custom details. Many
fine features of superior quality
in lit. cabinets. hardware, light
ing fixtures, ETC.; 2-storys, RAM
blers, split-levels and bi-levels on
1a-aere wooded lot which are large
enough for comfortable living,
DR.: Out Old Dominion DIR. from
Lee hwy, In Arlington TO Kirby
I'd. overpass at Texaco Service
Station; turn right, then left on
Kirby I'd. A mile to KenbarRain
signs on left. Brokers are invited
RAY. GOOD q BooAN
u. 3-7667 KE. 8-56s6
LANGLEY. VA. = EXECUTIVES
ESTATE: beautifully situated on
z wooded acres; authentic New
England architecture with incom-
parable charm; huge sleeping
room fireplaces, ANTIQUE paneling.
"A happy combination Of modern
comfort with -seclusion and access
sibility. Price? S5S,00O. For ap-
pointment call LANGLEY REAL
TX FL. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FOR sAlE--vA.

One .of North Arlington's most
prominent locations offers Q, su-
perb. home that's priced right;
spacious, new. brick bi-level with
the charm Of yesteryear: English
DOORWAY TO richly paneled en-
trance foyer: huge living room
with rolling wooded view from
bay window: large. formal dining
rm,; 9 kitchen supreme complete
with 2 ovens and table space for
y; big bedrms.. 8 full baths, 2
ftreplaees: beautifully finished
rec, rm.: diversified screen porch
ana gear garage. priced at S40,-
500 with terms that will amaze
SMITH & poNNEzIIII.. Realtors. i1.'
COOL. COOL! COOL!-Not beat
mix talk but 5ust what this air.
conditioned rambler will be when
the long hot summer rolls arounds
white brick on q lovely corner lot
near ct. James Church end school,
features party-sized rec. Fm. In
daylight basementI breakfast nook
In kitchen and 5 bedrms.; below
market ct $22,950. Have . look
and let's talk terms. FLoRANcE
REALTY CO., 1917 Wilson blvd,
ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
COLE GLIB

View Of Washington Golf
and Country Club and o
large wooded lot for sum-
mer barbecues are extras
with this spacious four
level split. Rec. room,
screened porch. excellent all
electric kitchen. built-in ga
rage. All for only $32,e00
in q prestige location. By
appt.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
GOOD BUY

IOOO bO I
Low down payment. low
monthly payments - maybe
even o rent-purchase plan
on q better than usual
house In fine close-in loca-
tion. Fenced lot with tall
trees. An unusually nice
paneled rec. room. Entrance
hall frees living room from
through-traffic. Separate
dining room, three bed
room. three bedrooms. You'll
Ike I'll Reduced to SIS.
9o0.
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kContinued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1961-01-15
houses ron sALf--vA.

FALLS cHURCH-A bedrms,. IL
saissSs aitS .aie d Tm spiss sssAs a..Sss.hsl ISS s
Isvsl' lot With Ds;i trees; ' : SiIs. from
sk James, shop. and bus: Si7, 900.
FLA Se00 down. JE. 2-3636.
FALLS CHURCH; S26.75O-4 bed
firspl... din. rm.. equip. kit. Ie-ft.
paneled rmy bath; End FIR. 4
bedrms., 2, beths, hsmt., oil h.-y.
heat. garase; lot 55x250; $1,000
LUCILLE COOK. Realtor, JE. q
3272, JE. 2-z664.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
XII. 8-8O7O

BEGINNERS LUCK
more to spend because you
get all these extras: 46-ft., s.
year-old brick rambler. 3 bedfms.
plus more in bsmt. next to rec,
rm.. i " baths LIST fir. Living rm,,
firepi:, sep. din rna., 15xl5 knotty
pine family rm. off kit. S23. 800.
EHA terms or assume lge. llsS
loan; ! nsooY YoU ALL CALL NOW, ia.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Dz~.AaA..r ~a-


Beautiful River Oaks
90 Minutes to
Lincoln Memorial. Pentagon
Exquisite new white brick Colonial
pillared; magnificent entry With
stunning fixtures throughout; s
twin-size bedrooms. 3 Complete
baths. large living room With fire.
place. family dining room. large.
9paetoos de luxe kitchen With
dining area and picture window;
large daylight recreation room
with. bar and fireplace plus fin
iehed furnace room and com.
pletely flnished laundry room,
buiit.in garaGe. intereom. system:
on beautiful sodded a-acfe lot,
close 70 community swimming
pool. schools and shopping center:
S42.600. Immediate possession.
DIR: Over Key bridge. bear right
onto Wash. Mem. parkway along
river: 1st right onto Rte. 1913,
Cont. on Rte. 1913 to rte l93 w:
cont. on 1913 Just past st. John 3
Episcopal Church: right on Doug.
las. dr. and cont. to Lofton. st. |;
right Lorton. ] biz. to Arbor lane,
left Arbor lane to 2410,
OPEN SUN. I TILL DARK
Evening star., 1961-01-15

TOWN-3-bedrm. brick
Eam5. with earport, lge. liy, rm,,
yard: close to Army Navy Club
and schools; S20,250. FHA ap-
praised $2l.600. cR. 3-4961.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.
GIANT

A home for big people. custom
spiit-leyel In prestige North Ar
nngton location with high cell
inEs. Impressive lot and vista
Priced at $36,g50 and low down
payment will purchase.
f. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l6o N olebe Rd. ia. 5-0707
HONEYMOON SPECIAL In conyen.
lent .Ariington-Stateiy masonry
Colonial with tWtn-size bedrms. :,
separate dining room. living room
and equipped Kitchen. Needs some
DECORATING. Priced extremely low
least $1,000, Better buy beforei
GRsR I ii i REALTY JE. $4,000
HOUSE AND LARGE LOT on Rt.
l23. woodbridge, We. Write Box
"a. Woodbridge. Va. GY.s 4-6667.
IDEAL LIVING, ECONOMICAL
TOO; you must see this 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; carport wHge.
priced at $i7,5OO. oI 4KT
trust may be assumed or maybe
financed FHA, Located in N.
SPTlnsfield; To see call BOB
es.A.As NAAA B5 "a AZ oALG6l
Dial 451.2421 or ewes. FL. f.
If YOU'RE YOUNG AND FOOLISH
and want out Of that skylieiit apt.
heres Q terrific honeymoon cot
tege; 900 dn., assume lge.
4Aso 1st trust: A-acre lot; very
attr. paneled liv. rrn. and din. rm.,
nice kit, 2 Ice. bedrms., big fire.
pl., oil heat. A wonderful LIST house
for only $4,000. The biggest sur
swimming pool. Be first to cali.
": $4,000 WA. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
2 bedrms.. living rm., dining fm.,
kitchen, fun basement; ali brick,
on nice fenced corner lot. Close
In Walter Reed drive section 8.
3-0550, ewes. CT. 6-5eSS.
SAMUEL BARNETT q ASSOC.
JE. 3-O650 =
401 Arl. Blvd, Falls Church
JEFFERSON VILLAGE, Mr., 2 COR
NERs-Charming brk. Cape Cod
bedrms., sep. dining rm.,
baths. rec. rm., bar. Lge. level
lot. Priced TO- sell Widow NOV
ing. Open today. 516 Z. West
moreland I'd. For infor, call
BLANkEN9HIP REAL ESTATE,
IA. S-0497,
JUST s185 DOWN-cozy rambler:
"a basement. Call now for appt.
BROWN d BROWN REALTY. jE.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

soJTH-s bedFms.,
ise i0rasp ssp.rsss ss@iasi; sia s ny kitchen chen
with pine-paneied bar. trees, 3
tblks. from bus; nice, elose-in To-
estlioh; price. $l4.950.. ia. 2
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOUSES FoR saLE-yl.
IORC0M LANE


ters' English Colonial on wooded
firepl. thanked BY booksheiyes.
famtly-stzed din. rm., lge. kit.
extended By an open deck porch
and q Ice. screened porch. Master
bedroom 16x17, tile bath, 2 other
bedrms. and bath, bsmt., maids
rm. ana bath, storage rm., gas
neat, garage. Wall-to-Wall carpet
and hy. rm. drapes. Home recently
redecorated. Only S24,95O.
Fred j. George, Realtor
527S Lee Hwy. KE. 6-65O0
MeLEAN-3-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
only SS3. 800. With S3 oCo IN
OWNER. KE. s-5965.
MCLEAN AREA--Loyely. spac.. old
brick; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, brick-fl.
family rm.. liv. w/firepl., rec. rEll.,
fully EQUIP, kit. guest suite or
servants wing: house with 6 or
1874 acres: ideal for entertaining.
OWNER. PL 9-27l1 or IA. s.
$3.50.
MCLEAN, salons Village-Beaut.
white rambler: on lge, lot with
trees; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv.
fm. with firepl., din. Fm., kit:
attached garage;. rec. rm. and
den in bsmt. $32 800; 70 inspect
Brokers. Mclean, Va. FL. 6-2111
or after pm. FL. 0-2112
Evening star., 1961-01-15
LOOK. MON /.

NO DOWN PAYMENT-cnlv nav
Sl25 month and assume 4scs GI
loan and We get three bedrooms. 8.
living room, great big kitchen, en-
closed porch, and st-acFe land N
play on. LET'S CALL JOHN a a
Gallo REAL ESTATE AT TT.
4-5545 10 TAKE A LooKMNoW Y
LORCOM LANE AREA = Cboice
prestise area, ideal for the ex.
ecutive and family, De luxe ram.
Dler featuring wide center hall.
y bedrooms, 2 baths, profession allv
finished basement, eiassed-in sim
porch; carpeting, drapes and CEN
tral air conditioning. Be first to
see this beauty. Priced Sal ,a50.
Can Can Us for appointment and fur
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS o Til . IA. S-esoo
$1,000 DOWN and only sl4O
monthly INCLUDING everything for
q three.bedroom, two-bath brick
split.ievel on beautifully vooded
ouarter-acre lot. Extra mice Ekitch-
en-. with dishwasher and tifsposif
only 8 years oil; ; .S20,500. HoL-
LEY REALTY. 61S3 Lee hWy. .
kG, e-5350.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy.
KE. 8-5350

GUESS WHAT?-We have . brand
new brick rambler with full base
ment with grade level entrance
and large windows in rec. rm. area.
Three bedrms. with full bath plus
. u bath off master bedrm. Living
rm. with firepl., kit. with eye-levei
oven and tabletop range. Large
din. L. All for only SIS,750. Fails
Church area. Call JOHN w, Null
ROY CO.. 156 Hillwood ave-. Falls
Church. JE. $4,000 or ewes. JE.
4-1753.
HAVEN OF REST-Deiightfui brick
rambler artistically placed on
commanding ia-acre knoll. Cozy
log-burning fireplace in delightful
20-ft. living rm., separate dining
rm.. very large all-electric kitchen.
Two master-siZe bedrms., tiled
bath, full basement with garden
entrance. Wall-to-wall carpeting
included in GIVE-AWAY PRICE
Of only. S16.500. with as little as
$500 down FLA. Can anyway!
FLORANCE REALTY CO., 403
w. Lee hwy. Fairfax. CIR. $4,000.
HERNDON, VA. = Corner 2-story
cottage; S s income, sit; si55 pips psr sms1, moi
die to right party.
E. w. THURM
Dos 10th st. NV. DI. 7-330e
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Ho1sls FOR sALE-yA. /
TAIRFAx AREA

FAIRFAX COUNTY - Approx. 3
acres Of nice ground with plenty
Of shade trees and nice spring
with . redec. briek-and-frame
Cape Cod house. H.-W.h., sum
mer and winter hookup for DO
mestic hot water. 2 small old
buildings that can easily be con.
verted into nice stable for your
horse or pony. This house Is ap-
prox. IL mi. from the Memorial
Bridge going west on Arl. blvd
and 3 blks. off Of Arl. blvd. on q
scheduled st. and among nice
can be financed very reasonably
to Q prospective purchaser a
there Is no trust on this property
Price, $23,50O. AUSTIN D.
THOMPSON REALTY CO., JE. g.
olUV.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-29
Honemakers Have Holiday Pafly


 The Kenai Civic Center was decorated with Roihsettias. holly and caHdies= .the evening of Dee. 49 Be eHaf Home makers Club entertained meM- Befs and a 4e ciu5.s aa= nQal Gafl 94H#z parry
 The included singing of Christmas eaHals. Jed by Ms. Al AIaHsaH reading oa.the story of Christmas, given he Mfs. Robert Rockwell wife of tbe chaplain a6 Wildwood 5Ia- tion, and games Ied by Mrs. Pete James.
 Iostesses for the evening were Ms. Margaret Eaten, Mrs. Opal James and Ms. Maxine Lewis.
 Following tHe luncheon gifts were exchanged by members and guests. Gifts for sick and needy children also were collected and turned over to Miss Ruth Tewes, public health nurse, for distri= button to families in her area of work.