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Evening star., 1961-02-14
Pirates Sign CIemente;
Perry, Craig Roised

Jim Perry, the 1910 main-
stay of the Cleveland staff. got
Q Substantial" boost to $40. 900.
Detroit signed Pitchers Hank
Agutrre and Terry Fox. while
the Phillies signed First Base.
man Dick Edwards. up from q
22-homer season in the Califor-
mia League.
Relief ace Gerry Staley, 40,
and Outfielder Stan johnson.
1888 at San Diego. settled
with the White Sox. Staley
was 1873 last season. Earlier
the Chicago club signed Pitcher
Cal McLish. obtained in the
Gene Freese trade after o Ala
year ct Cincinnati. and Third
Baseman J. c. Martin. due to
become o regular after q .205
campaign at San Diego.
First Baseman Jim Gentle
(.292) and Outfielder Earl
Robinson. obtained from the
Dodgers. came to terms with
the Orioles. Robinson, "a, bat.
ted ATS ct Spokane.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

was Gregory Mangin. who won
in isS2. 1888. 1885 and 1896.
II any United States tennis
officials ,still cling to the hope
'of talking savitt out Of retire.
ment and putting him to work
on the Davis Cup squad, they
can forget 1t.
Not o chance" Savitt re-
iterated. when ] decided
after the 1851 season that ]
wanted to give up big-time
tennis and concentrate on my
job. ! meant it. I've never had
. desire to try q comeback"
Ron Holmberg Of Brooklyn
and Chris Crawford Of Pied
mont, Calf. won the doubles
title by beating England's Billy
Knight and Frances Pierre
DarHnon 0-6, "a. Us, 6-4.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Royals Stop
Los Angeles
By the Associated Press
By ths Assoclatsd Preas

Thanks to Rookie Oscar
Robertsons 40-point perform
ance. the Cincinnati Royals
still were within striking dis
tance Of a Western Division
playoff berth in the National
Basketball Association today.
The Royals beat the team
they had to last night-the Los
Angeles Lakers--104.100 before
5,808 fans at Dayton. Ohio.
This left Cincinnati three
games behind the third place
Lakers in the Western Division
standings.
Los Angeles held q STAT
half time lead. and after 5
minutes were gone In the
fourth period the Lakers still
were in front, 1886. Then
Robertson and Arlen Bockhorn
clicked for Q straight points
and the. Royals went ahead,
but it required a pair Of free
throws In the final 4 seconds
by Win Wilfong to clinch the
victory for Cincinnati.
EIgin Baylor was high scorer
for Los Angeles with 81 points,
No other games were
scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
sy the Associated Prsss

The Pittsburgh Pirates to.
day announced the signing Of
Outfielder Robert Clemente.
He is the Gath Pirate to sign
for 1861.
The flashy Puerto Rican had
his best season last year, his
sixth with the Pirates. He hit
.3l4 and ranked fourth in the
National League. He also led
the club with 94 runs batted in
and topped the leagues OUT
fielders with 10 assists.
Clemente was the only player
on the Pirates or Yankees to
hit safely in all seven World
Series games. He collected nine
hits for . $40 average In the
series.
Meanwhile. the Yankees
signed Cletis Boyer, Mght-hit-
ting infielder. and the Dodgers
got Pitcher Roger Craig's sig
nature on q $4,000 document
Ia raise Of $4,000. Craig fin
ished at 8-3 after missing sew
eral weeks with Q broken collar
bone.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Sovitt Retires Trophy
And Sweors off Tennis
NEW YORK. Feb. IL an,

NEW YORK. Feb. IA tAPl.-
Bie-time tennis - wimbledon.
Forest Hills and the Davis Cup
holds no more fascination for
Dick Sayitt.
The towering. stoop-shoul-
dared New Yorker, who ct "a
still can match shots with any
amateur in the game, plans to
put his priced national indoor
championship trophy In the
family showcase and quit tour
nament play for good.
And ] mean for good, !"
eagitt said today. ''I may play
IN Q weekend social tourna-
ment somewhere, but never in O
national event-not in this one
or any other. I.wouldn't have
played this year II I hadn't
wanted that trophy so badly. I"
In heating Whitney Reed Of
Alameda, Calf. Ga. 11-9.
63. yesterday at the Seventh
Regiment Armory, the Man
haitian Gilman won the national
indoor for the third time and
retired the tall silver trophy. He
also won in 1852 and 1858.
The last player to win three
legs and carry off the trophy
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Lead Retained
Dischinger

CHICAGO, Feb. IL tAP)-
Terry Dischinger Of Purdue
maintained his slim lead over
Jerry Lucas Of Ohio State in
the Big Ten all-games basket
ball scoring race.
Dischinger has 484 points in
18 games for Q 26.o average.
Lucas. who set q conference
scoring record with 4e points
against Michigan State last
Saturday. has 46s points in Is
games and q 26.0 average.
DON Nelson Of Iowa is third
with SIT points In II games and
q 22.1 average followed by In
diana's Walt Bellamy with 364
points in II games and q 21.4
average.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

Things had gene from bad
to worse ct the Redskins office
yesterday before the working
press arrived for the weekly
steak and baloney session.
TO begin. General Manager
Dick Mccain had arrived late
nursing . cold. and q party by
the name Of George Marshall
was calling long-distance from
Florida TO inquire about tickets.
sThey're fine McCann re-
piled, having had no reports Of
any being lost, strayed or
stolen.
.HoW many did you sell to-
dayan the tourist demanded.
Doesn't anybody but me care
how many tickets are sold2 Let
me speak to Bill"
Business Manager Bill Lally
was fetched from the ticket Of
flee.
Il want to speak to Bill Nc
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Jorge Returns
AsNaYCoac|l

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IA (AP).
Ernie Jorge. former Navy line
coach who left here q year ago
to join the staff Of the Oak
land Raiders in the American
Football League, is returning
to Navy.
Capt. Asbury Coward, direc-
tor Of athletics at the Naval
Academy, announced yesterday
that Jorge win resume his for
mer duties as coach Of the Of
fensive line on head coach
Wayne Hardin's staff. The ap-
pointment Is effective immedi.
ately.
II am happy to welcome back
q longtime friend and q coach
Of Ernie's ability."> Hardin
said.
Jorge came to the Academy
as a member Of Eddie Erdelatz's
varsity staff in 1855 from the
Chicago Cardinals.
He was laid up with q heart
ailment for several weeks DUR
ling last football season.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

Mrs. Porter Washington Of
Beverley Hills, Calf.
Another toy that bears watch
ing is Chik's Successor to the
peke breed blue ribbon. He Is
Ch. Bettina's Kow-Kow, owned
by Bettina Belmont Of Middle
burg. Va.
Scottish Terrier Scores
OF the five finalists who
fought 1t out with Chik last
year. one scored in her breed
In the opening session yester-
day. Ch. Blanart Bewitching,
entered by Blanche z. Reeg Of
Wantagh, N. Y, captured the
Scottish terrier title. Oh. Cote
De Neige Sundew, owned by
Mrs. William B. Long Of Car
Isle, Mass, was withdrawn
from the Pembroke Welsh
Corgi Class. Instead, Sundew,s
Son, Ch. Willet's Red Jacket,
was sent in and won the class.
Still to 60 to the post today
were the other three 1850
finalists-Ch. Pinetop's Fancy
Parade. o cocker spaniel be-
longing to William j. Lafoon,
tr., and Mrs. Rose Robbins OF
Petersburg, Va; Oh. The Rings
Banshee. q basset hound. owned
by Chris g. Teeter Of Birning-
ham, Mich, and Ch. Vardona
Frosty Snowman, an English
bulldog, bred by the Vardons
Kennels Of Detroit.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
cunudiun Skiers
viii Miss Event

MONTREAL. Feb. IA lAP)-
The Canadian Amateur Ski
Association has moved to pre-
vent Canadian skiers from en-
tering the North American
championships in Lake. Placid,
N. Y, March SIS. because the
Quebec-Kandahar event falls
on the same dates.
Bill Tindale Of Montreal,
chairman Of the CASA Inter-
national Competition Commit
tee, said today all holders OF
CASA racing cards have been
told they win not be given sane
ton to enter the North Amer
lean meet.
The Kandahar, at Mont
Tremblant, Quebec, is q Ma
tional team selection event.
Tindale said the case took
the action after officials Of the
two meets declined to change
the dates to avoid the conflict
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Cards Hoping
To Pass AU in
TangIed..Raice

Catholic q. tonight hopes to
move ahead Of defending cham.
pion American q. in the hot and
tangled Mason-Dixon Confer
|ence basketball race.
The two teams are tied In
percentage atop the South De
vision. AZ with . Al rec
ord and Gu with SO following
last nights 95-63 trimming Of
Bridgewater.
Tonight Az plays at Mount
st. Mary's. the 30 leader Of
the North Division that handed
Gu It's two conference defeats,
Gu, which last week handed
AU It's lone family setback,
| plays at Baltimore q. (2-6)
Tonight.
Although the Mounts are
tough to beat on their home
court. or anywhere else this
season. its no impossible task
that American faces tonight
The Eagles have q good trio in
AL Dillard, Bob Lindquist ane
Jim Howell. Trying to stop all
three win give the Mounts 9
Ireal chore.
The Mounts are led by JOhr
IOReilly. . 20-point-ayerage
player who is . standout re-
bounder. Also helping them Il
Dave Malcney. just turned ell
gible and credited by Coach
Jim Phelan as the one who
made the difference in last
weeks victory over Catholic.
The Cardinals figure to beat
Baltimore unless Brooks Oracle
the Bees ace, has an exception.
ally hot hand.
Last night the Cardinals werl
able to hold the conference'i
leading scorer. Jim Reedy oi
Bridgewater. TO IA points. Two
leu players. Freshman Wall
Skinner and Junior Gene JAS.
per, did better with 30 and IS
respectively, and Bobby Ore.
chOwslki. . sophomore. euualet
Reedy's total.
Skinner. q 6-foot-3 lad. thu
had his best night % far viii
the Cardinals.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Little Dogs Having Day
AT Westminster Aqoin

NEW YORK. Feb. II (AP)-
For almost Q half century, the
Pee Wees have been practically
ignored ct the Westminster
Dog Show.
But in 1885, Ch. WILDER White
Swan. q toy poodle, finally
made 1t. and then last year.
Oh. Chik T-Sun Of Caversham
was st-in-show. That gave
the toys the top award In two
Of the last five years.
Now the dog folk think the
toys finally have started O
craze and are shopping around
for g likely successor to Chik,
q Pekingese, who has been
retired.
One is Sir Kay Of Pinqueny,
O Papillon, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Turner Of Newton
Square. Pa. who weighs all Of
6 pounds.
I'VE brought Sir Kay along
just for the ride" said Mrs.
Turner today as the Westmin-
ster headed into the home
Owners Surprised
stretch in Madison Square Gar
den. Best-in-show is set for
about midnight.
I'VE were amazed that he
won the breed" she added.
I'VE have some toy and stand
ard Manchesters and Q smooth
coated Chihuahua we were
hoping would make q splash.
Nov that Sir Kay has sur
prised us once. maybe he'll
surprise us again."
The toy group is a tough
one, though, and the favorite
probably will be the survivor
Of the Pomeranian breed battle
between Ch. Pixietown Sera-
made. owned by Mrs. Ruth H.
Billick Of Hanson. Mass. and
Lady Conyers Of Bermuda, and
Ch. Riders Sparklin' Gold
Nugget, sent in by Mr.. and
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Keydets' Coach
Joins Tor Heels

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., Feb.
II (AP)-vito Ragaxzo yester-
day joined the University Of
North Carolina football staff
|as . line coach. He replaces
Ed Kensler who resigned to
take q position on the Univer-
sity Of Miami staff.
Ragazzo, SO, has been an as
sistant coach at Virginia Mill
tary Institute for five years.
He was q star end at William
and Mary. then played Cana
dian football three years with
the Hamilton team.
The North Carolina team
starts off-season practice Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Murciuno Fuvors
u. S. Ring Czur

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. Il
(AP).- Rocky Marciano has
called for Federal control Of
boxing, either by a czar or q
three-man commission.
And the 36-year-old unde-
feated retired world heavy
weight boxing champion said
II the supervision Is to be done
by q car he would like to have
the Job.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
BY DICK O'BREN
star staff writer

Only 3 series Of form reyer-
sals can keep the HilIcrest
Heights Boys Club from win
ming the suhnovice team cham
pionships in The Stars Golden
cloves tournament. but q
three-cornered battle win keep
the interest at q high pitch
in the senior team competition,
The race for The Star trophy
in the senior division Is between
the Police Boys Club, Edwards
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Stuart Mutmen Romp

Jeb Stuart High School
gained nine pins and two for
feits to bury Osbourn, 57-2,
yesterday at Stuart for its sixth
victory in eight wrestling
meets. Eugene Musser got Os-
bourn's only two points by bat
ting Curtis Chadwick to q
draw.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Is Seek Award

The race for the James A.
Sullivan award to the OUT
standing senior fighter also Is
taking shape, with no less
than Is contestants in the
running.
At the moment the senior
Glovers who must be consid-
cred In the thick Of the battle
for the Sullivan award are
Welterweights Roberts, Chesel-
dine and David Ryans; Light
weights Burrell, Wolfe, Hun
ter Ragland and Mitchell;
Heavyweight Jimmy johnson:
Featherweights Ralph Boone
and Calvin Woodland and
Light-heavyweightS Gross, Eu-
gene Welborn and Johnson.
In the subnovice division
such sluggers as Welterweight
Danny Hildebrand Of Hillcrest
Heights; Middleweight Richard
Harley Of the Twelfth Street
Y Lightweight Gabriel Mag
tutu Of the CYO: Welter-
weights Scott Wisooker Of the
CYO.. Anderson Bethea Of the
Edwards A.C. and Sonny Bull
ware Of the Police Club have
been standout performers. The
outstanding subnovice con-
testant win receive the Fred
A. Hartley trophy.
A host Of new faces grace
Friday nights semifinal round,
including william Abels, 11S:
Joe Thomas, 126, and Glen
Pyles. ITS. Of Hillcrest Heights;
William Martin of the Boys
Club Of Washington, 1l8;
Warren Copeland Of the
Twelfth Street Y, ITS, and
Heavyweights Steve Organ
and Albert Mayo.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
&c
Has 70-Point Half

Montgomery Junior College
scared over the 100 mark for
the third time this season with
a 7o-point production in the
second half to whip Hagers-
town for the second time, 109-
Sc, yesterday In o Tri-State
Conference game at Hagers-
town.
Rudy Rutelionis scored %
points and Fred Spicer contrib
uted 10 to keep Montgomery
unbeaten in the league with
IL wins.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Howard Playing
Newark Rutgers

Howard University meets
Rutgers Of Newark at 8:15 to-
night at Banneker Recreation
Center after scoring an upset
last night for its seventh VIC
tory in 10 games.
The Bisons won, 1878, over
Maryland State. No. 2 team in
the CIAA. at Capitol Arena.
Despite the victory, Howard has
little chance to qualify for the
C1AA tourney next week.
George williams led Howard
with "a points,
Evening star., 1961-02-14
GU RifIemen Win

Georgetown University's rifle
team scored 1897 points to de-
feat Washington q Lee and
George Washington in o tri-
angular match yesterday at
Georgetown. The Generals
were second with / 1857 and CIV
had 1912 points.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
FIGHT RESULTS
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. -. Paolo Rosi, 1881,
gEooklyns y. z. outpointed Tommy
TisS;i SicEo6.5:..: 49, sSs:sn snI!. aS, ,so cb,.
cage. stopped Jimmy Remscn. 16S,
DALLAS. rex.--curtss Cokes, las,
Smith. las, Los Angeles (10l.
12SM, Hayward, Calf, outpointeG
Jimmy Abeyta. lis. Oakland (1O.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
They Grow Bigger
In Junior High Now

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP).-Do
you remember when q high
school basketball team was
lucky to have a 6-footer for
center?
Carey Junior High School
can field q team Of 9th graders
averaging 6-feet-5.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
POLICE Club Has EDGE
Three Senior | cams
Seek Gloves ! rophy

A. G. and the Twelfth street
YMCA.
At the moment the Police-
Club holds the advantage In
the team race with eight boys
qualified for the semifinals
Friday night ct Uline Arena.
The Edwards Club has qualified
SIX and the Twelfth Street five.
Fans watch Big Battles
As Tar Is the Gloves fans
are concerned. tbe two Light
weight semifinal battles ana
one or two welterweigiat con-
tests ere the big battles Of the
night. but they win have little
effect on the team scoring.
The battles holding the at
tention Of the Gloves followers
are the meetings between Ralph
Wolfe and Columbus BurrelI;
Joe Cheseldine and Leroy
Roberts and Sherman Mitchell
and Hunter Ragland.
But from the standpoint oi
the team championship, the
key fights for the senior trophy
win be between Tommy Gross
of the Twelfth Street Y and
Harold johnson Of the Police
Club In the light heavyweight
division; Charles Clemons oi
the Polio Club and Ben Taylor
Of the Twelfth Street Y In the
middleweight division; and Nat
Taylor Of the Edwards A. c
against Ralph jackson Of the
Police Club in the 11s-pount
class.
Should the Police Club wiz
two Of these three bouts, Il
will be very difficult to keer
Coach John Sneed's boyi
from winning their second
successive senior team cham.
pionship.
Meanwhile. Hillcrest appears
to be q sure winner in the
subnovice team race. Ths
Southeast Club set the recort
for entries in the Gloves tlnil
year.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
D. c. Teachers Take
Walter Reed Five

The D. c. Teachers basket
ball team cut loose after q
close first half to beat Walter
Reed, 92-70, last night. Tom
Abney with 18 points and Ed
McClan with II were best for
the Teachers.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Long Coaching Tenure

Bob Giegengack Is in his
18th season as Yale track coach.
He formerly coached at Ford
ham.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cincinnati. lo4; Los Angeles 100.
Boston VS.. Los Angeles ct ct. Louis.
Detroit at St. Louis.
GAMES AT TOMORROW
et. Louis vs.. PhilAdelphia at New
York
Syracuse at New York.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Kansas State
And Cincinnati
Rise in Poll
py the Associated Press

The continued rise Of Gin
cinnati and Kansas State to
positions Of national promi-
nence marked this weeks vot-
ing in the Associated Press
basketball poll as Ohio State
and st. Bonayenture continued
to hold the top two places.
Apparently nothing is going
to disturb the Buckeyes (18-0)
and the Bonnies (18-1) unless
they get beaten. Meanwhile.
the two teams from the power
full Midlands conferences keep
moving up, and they could be
ready to hand out those lick
ings by the time the >NCAA
tournament rolls around.
For the ninth straight week,
Ohio State drew all the first
place votes Of the AP panel Of
sports writer's and broadcasters
for a perfect 360-point score.
st. Bonaventure had IS second
place votes and one third for
323 points.
West Virginia In
Scoring is on the basis of 10
points for first, Q for second,
etc. Voting is based on results
through last Saturday.
Cincinnati, not even in the
top 10 two weeks ago, moved
UP to fourth as it went in front
in the Missouri Valley Confer
ence. The Bearcats, whose 7-2
conference record and 17-3
overall mark prove them a good
team even though Oscar Rob-
lertson has graduated, were
fifth last week. sH
Kansas State, tied with Kan
sas for the Big Eight lead. but
with q much better 1873 season
record, held 10th place in mid
January. dropped o6t for a
week and then climbed back to
sixth this week.
Duke Holds Third
Duke continued to hold third
place despite Its second defeat
Of the season. Bradley, second
in the Valley standings, slipped
to fifth. North Carolina, South
ern California. Iowa and West
Virginia THE only newcomer
fill the last four places in the
top 10.
The top 10 teams, with points
on 1898, ETC.. basis. (First
place votes and won-lost records
through Saturday in paren-
ltheSAsl.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Duke Holds Third

Others receiVins votes votes: Mississippi Ss
State. st. Johns IN. ", Kansas,
Memphis state UCLA, Utah, Purdue,
Louisville, st. Joseph's (PaD, Wichita,
Drake, South Carolina, Vanderbilt,
Kentucky, Providence.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

SECOND RACE = Purse. Sl.s00;
claiming: 3-year-old niaidens: fnr-
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Enir Grounds

BF the Associated Press
4TRsT RACE PURSE si,700;
ei9lming: and s-zsAr-oids mhlosns;
Evening star., 1961-02-14

Jack Kramer's pro tennis
troupe left a bad taste In the
mouths of fans who journeyed
out to Maryland to watch last
Friday nights exhibitions. II
that was pro tennis at its best,
heaven spare us from anything
worse.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

,DD.E ,ESTH aAc aA.:1,.o|s. RSs's .na sSs 81 Il 4.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Latin Housing

A concept In housing i'm
ported from Argentina and
Brazil Is scheduled to get
underway in Virginia early
In March. :,
Involved Is an example Of
"condominium" ownership Of
Q oe-unit housing project In
Richmond's Carver Urban
Renewal Area which has been
approved by the city council.
Each home win be built TO
sell for about $4,000 and
win be constructed Of brick
with vertical aluminium
siding.
Under the "condorminiun"
principal the individual home
buyers viii have common
ownership Of all the common
property In the community.
such as recreational facilities
and Handicapped areas. A
swimming pool viii be In
cluded In the project,
Common ownership Of COM
munity facilities has been
employed In Puerto Rico,
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Push-Button Dyeins FOR Furniture
BY b. N. DERWIN
coaRribuRiAa Writer

changed with the push Of Q
button. the maker claims.
Formulated for vinyl and
leatherette only. the new
spray win either restore faded
color or provide . new one,
he adds. Many stains,
scratches and other blemishes
are covered while the restored
material retains its original
texture and washability.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

The only preparation re-
quired is TO clean the vinyl
with non-greasy spirits be-
fore applying the color. When
this il dry. the new color
can be applied. Usually one
coat win be enough. the
maker says. II . second coat
Is needed. It can be applied
five minutes after the first
Evening star., 1961-02-25

primarily in. city apartment
buildings. The idea was or
iginaIly launched In Brazil
and Argentina.
Richmond's experiment win
be the second such project
in the Nation. A 323.unit
cooperative project. spon-
sOred by Reynolds Aluminium
Service Corp. was started
last September in Cincinnati.
viking Development Corp.
Of Virginia Beach, headed BY
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Let It dry overnight and the
surface 10 ready to use.
A I6-ounce can holds
enough to cover q small
chair or two large cushions.
Further information about
the material mentioned above
may be obtained from the
manufacturer. It Is the II.
Talbot Co.. Las Terrace drive,
Cincinnati Is. OHIO.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Have you . yen to change
the color Of vinyl or leather
cite covered chairs and
sOfas2 Perhaps you'd like .
new color on the family's car
or boat upholstery.
This desire il easily full
filled. Using . new spray.
without rags. mopS or
sponges. the color can be
Evening star., 1961-02-25

William e. Witt. Is co-spon-
sor with Reynolds Of the
Richmond project.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Il aOurd to the 1eyUes sbouAd be mare than sufficient

Workaday worries vanish West Springfield when you and
your neishbor Qike the happy housewives left
enjoy relaxing stroll leisurey hour of golf
the lovely West Springfield golf No long hours
spent committing country club it's right here
see of its pretty below. All the of golf,
tennis, and swimming at the beautiful pool be yours
this for ell West Springfield residents eligible for
membership the magnificent country cublOcated right in
the community The homes here easy maintain have
plenty of places to put things and blend quality
construction with good design. Most models have a
Sitdown kitchen with eating All models have separate
dining roOm at least fireplace, garage Carport,
Easements with recreation space bedrooms,
and or baths Several fine schools nearby plus
modern regional shopping and variety of churches.
Homes priced trOm $24,5OO to $36,5OO
Evening star., 1961-02-25

The S.bedroOm, 2-bafh "LeeSbMrg" (SkOyn above)
blends yell sOith its svOodlGmd setting. There is
provisiOn for third fall bath and fourth bed.
room in large IOscer Ievel. This level has own
outside entrance. Extra storage space in rear of
cGrbOrt Direct kitchen entrance from carbOrf.
Sliding glass doors to patio area. This is a most
Gftracfive home, both inside and out, at a most
attractive price.
PRICED At S24,5OO. "a, FHA.IN SERVICE
and CONVENTIONAL FINANCING.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Foreigner Could Cause Bio
Ccmmoiion On Carolina Farms

incre'S a little bug in the