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was 25 STICKS beyond the tally
Of runnerup Dick Phelps Of
Takoma Park. o.
Miss Siegel's games were ISL,
149. 103, 1874 and 143, fashioned
with 10 spares and nine strikes.
Oddly, duckpin authorities
we're at a loss to determine the
previous women's record for the
area. 1t was thought to be the
p 712 shot by Lorraine GULL to
win the 1850 Dixie Clasic.
It was the third TOO for Miss
Siegel. who rolled T0S In the
News Classic last year and ITO
this season in the Wheaton
Lions Club Handicap. The 1S4
was her second gold medal
game this year. She earned the
award with a 176 in the Lions
event. ~. b.
Mrs. Barger rolled 745 in the
Baltimore Recreation Mixec
Doubles of 1851. Matching
scores with her. Miss Siegel
would have won four Of the
five games, losing only with the
103. The same devilish string
would have prevented her from
beating the mems world record
holder, Joe Rabel Of Norfolk
whose 7S7 would have won
three games. -
In the 1o3, Miss Siegel marked
only once, with a l7-piii spare,
and missed a single and a two
pinner. BY equaling In this one
the average Of the other four
games, 1891, she would have
totaled 797, and thus topped
Mrs. Barger by So pins and
Rabel by 10.
There were three particularly
bleak moments for Miss Siegel,
Rolling on a spare in the first
game, she hit only the No. 4
pin when the ball slipped from
her hand.
In the eighth frame Of the
final game she missed q double
strike when No. 7 UeeJered, spun
and stood. Counting on a triple
strike at the end of the second
string, she whacked a four.
Miss Siegel finished the
performance with six conSecu-
tive marks. In the last box
with a 10-count on a spare
necessary to beat the record
she counted four.
A triple strike highlighted
the 1874, in which only the
second and seventh boxes were
markleSs.
In two major events over tn,
week end. Washington bowler:
ran second to BaltimoreanS
Bob Snyder was nosed out BY
Les Myers in the Presidential
Classic at Fair Lanes Twin.
brook by two pins, and EdiC
Adams was topped by Alvs
Brown by 81 in the TootS Barge
Open at Liberty Heights Acad
emy in Baltimore.
Myers rolled $50 for 81,
games, with strings Of 1856, 16l
lis, IA, ISL and l46. Snyder
tailed 100, LOG. 131. 1853, IA;
and 14S.
Third place fell to Jimmy
Carroll, Silver Springs popular
standard-bearer and hard-lucl
guy Of the tournament. Carroll
who finished nine pins off tht
pace. fouled on a strike. Hi
tallies we're 1876. 100. 1853, 11o
1873 with eight marks Nand 127
The big prizes were $3.50
$125, $75.
Others in the payoff wer'
Dave Little. Baltimore. 1877
$40: Mickey Nocera, 163-S3s
Jack Kelly, 1882; Mix
Shattuck, Baltimore, S2S; Bill
Evening star., 1961-11-27
ST. LOUIS
PITTSBURGH

st. Louis-Norton A.. pass intercept
tion (kick failed).
st. Louis-Randal 3. pass from Etch-
EVERY Terry kick).
Pittsburgh-FG Michaels, Is.
Pittsburgh-FG MichAels, 80.
Pittsburgh-Schelker 2l. pass from
Layne (Michaels kick.
Pittsburgh-Sample 55, punt return
(MichaelS kick.
/ Pittsburgh-JohnSon l. run (Michaels
/ kick).
St. Louis-Crow 81. pass from GuE-
lielmi Perry Kick
| St. Iouis-Norton 81. pass intercept
/ tion Perry kick.
I Pittsburgh-FG Michaels, II.
Attendance-1T,O ,O9O.
Evening star., 1961-11-27

Results Yesterday
Dallas. 43: Oakland. II.
Houston. As; Denver. Il.
Games Sunday
San Diego at Houston.
Buffalo At Oakland.
Boston at Denver.
Dallas at New York.
Evening star., 1961-11-27
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

After of the most brilliant performances in duckpin
history, Ginnie Siegel today owned the Washington
for 5-gsme score T4O which fell pins
short Of the world record held by Elizabeth oot Bager Of
Baltimore.
with Il plus 50 handicap Miss sieReI SCARED to victory in
Evening star., 1961-11-27

(Hill kick).
Houston-Hennigan 10, pass from
Bland8 LBlanda kick).
Houston-Tolar l, run CBlanda kick
blocked field goal CBlanda kick.
HouSton-FG, Blanda 49,,
Houston--Cline recovered tumble in
end zone (Blanda kick).
(Blanda kick.
Hoysten-King A. pass from Lee
(BlandA kiek).
Dsnver-HeTring 10, run CHil kiek).
Attendanee-27.S74.
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Los Anseles-PhIllips IL. pass from
Bratkowski lVillanueva kickl.
Chicago-CaSares l. plunge Ueclere
kickl.
ChicAgo-Casares /. plunge Leclerc
kick.
Chicago-CasareS 5. run Leclerc
kick
Los Aneeles-VillanuevA field goal. Is.
Los Angeles-Matson "a. pass from
Bratkowski (Villanueva kick
Los Angeles-Allen 4S. pass from Brat
kowski (VillanUevA kick.
Chicaso-Galimore 55. pass from
Wade 0eclerc kickl
Attendance-45. .96b.
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San Francisco-J. D. Smith. run
Davis kick.
San Prancnsco-Owens 40 pass from
Brodie Davis kick
San ETancisco-Roberts /, plunge
Davis kiekD
Minnesota-Mason 2. run Mercer
kiekl.
San FranciSco-FG Davis. ~.
inneSots--Reichow II. pass from
TArkenton Mercer kick).
San Francisco. D. Smith Is, run
Davis kick).
MinneSota-G. Smith II, pass from
Tarkenton Mercer kick).
san Franeisco-Brodis l6, run Davis
Minnesota--Tarkento !, sneak CMer-
Ger kick).
Attendance-43 ,qO5.
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Clsveland-Renfro 43, pass from Plum
(GroZa kick.
kiek).
New York-GaiterS 1. plunge Summer.
all kick).
Cleveland-Brown l. run (Groza kick
New York-FG Summerall, 81.
New York-FG Summerall. II.
New York-GaiteTs IL, run (Summer-
all kickl.
New York-Barnes IS, pass intercep-
tion (Summerall kickl
cleveland-Renfro Is. pass from Plum
(GroZa kick.
New York. FG summerall. IL.
Attendanee-S0,455
Evening star., 1961-11-27
eek-End Fights
By the Associated Press

NEW YORR-Yama Bahama, l61
Bimini. B.W.I., outpointed Farid sslim
100, Argentina, 10.
TOKYO-Sadao Volta, l12, outpoint.
ed Little Rufe, l1O9z: Philippines. a.
(Orient flyweight title).
Evening star., 1961-11-27
National Bowling
League

Fresno, Is; Detroit, 10.
MinneapoliS-st. Paul, 20; San An
tonic, II.
Omaha, il: Fort Worth. 7.
. New York, Is: Los Angeles. 12.
Dallas, 26; Kansas City, II.
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Dallas-Robinson 80, pass from David
son Davidson kick).
DAllas-Haynes 60, pass from David
son Davidson kick).
Dallas-Haynes 5, run Davidson kick,
Oakland-FG, Fleming t45).
Dallas-HayneS l, run Davidson
kick.
DallsS-Haynes 80, run Dickinson
pass from Duncan.
Dallas-HHynes 2s. run Davidson
kick.
Oaklan6-Papac /, run (Coolbaueh
pass from Fapsel.
Attendance-l4.50O.
Evening star., 1961-11-27
NIL Results
By the Associated Press

DALLAS 3 O 8 ia
PHILADELPHIA IA IA Z O-35
Dallas-Field goal Bielski AZ.
Philadelphia-Dean so. pass from
Jurgensen (Walton kick.
hiladelphia-Retzlaff 40, pass from
Jurgensen (Walston kickl
Philadelphia-McDonald 40, pass from
Jurgensen (Walston kick.
iladelphia-McDonal 40. Pass from
JurgenSen (Walston kickl.
DallaS-Field goal Bielski. 80.
iladelphia-MeDonal 81. pass from
Jurgensen (Walston kickl.
Dallas-Msrsh 81. pass from LeBaron
(BielSki kick).
Attendance-60.l l2T.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

something connected with the name.
For instance, ON Benjamin
Franklin, signaled her kite. /
said I went to Knoxville which
isK-for three days. Three days
means the third vowel in A,E,I,O,U.
Then said went to Trenton -
T. for tsOO days, which is the
second vowel, E. That spells kite.
''For Roosevelt, I used Fala,
his famous little ScOttie dog"
I couldn't wait to get home.
That night my wife and l called on
several neighbOrs and really rocked
them with our wizardry. Try it
yourself. And just to give you q
little quick batting practice, see if
you can guess the following Magic
Trips get a pencil and gil in the
blanks. (KOu'H find the GnssOers
Gt che righe.)
Q. ri went to Hollywood for two
days and then spent three days in
LexingsOn."
Evening star., 1961-07-09

ARs9N1GR0:
9. The Code spells HcA. Answer
is Adolf HisIer.
q. The Code spells Huck. Answer
Is Marx Twain.
.. The Code spells Beard. Answer
is Fidel Castro.
.. The Code spells Ravcn. Answer
is Edgar Allan Poe.
o. The Code spells Space. Answer
Is Alan Shepard, Jr.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

.. Il went to Spain and then to
Paris, where l spent ono day, and
then | went to China for tive
days."
Evening star., 1961-07-09

days, and then to Chicago and
KmmmwsHa~ {"
Evening star., 1961-07-09

.. 81 visited Bossom for two days,
then spent enc day in Raleigh,
then went tn Dmvamm
Evening star., 1961-07-09

.. Il went to Roanoke for emo
day, then VaIhaIIa for two days,
and then fn Nnrfnlk"
Evening star., 1961-07-09

n. ri went to Honduras for Eve
Evening star., 1961-07-09

Mothers! !! Try z.B.T:
Baby Lotion on your
own skin and see for
yourself how it will
smooth and soOthe your
baby's tender skin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06
Scout Troop Picks A Cold Night
To Launch Its Camping Ventures

been spending the entire holiday
season with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Williams and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Porter
and Mrs. M. N. Bradley, Sr.. of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Percy and family, of
Norfolk. were visitors in the
community on Saturday and
Sunday.
They called to see Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. N. Bradley, Jr., and
family, Mrs. Ethel Keeton. the
w. T. Williams family, Mrs.
Annie Ives, Mrs. Cora Taylor,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Will
Jams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter stayed
over late Saturday night to
assist Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. De-
noon in taking inventory at the
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Malone,
of Richmond. and their son,
were dinner guests on New
Years day of the Jack Ford
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Smith and
two children, of Milford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Chappelle, of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Ethel Wylie, of
Goochland. all visited at the
home of Mrs. Rebie Tilman
Sunday afternoon. They had
been to Cumberland to visit the
Robert Smith family.
Miss Linda Perkins, accom-
panied by two of her friends who
are also nurses. left Friday
morning from Norfolk to spend
the New Year week end in New
York City and visit on Long
Island with friends. Their plans
included a Broadway show.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06
Sgt. Baldwin Returns
after 2 Years In Alaska

RICE, Jan. 5 = Sgt. Billy
Baldwin has been stationed in
Alaska for nearly two years is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Baldwin. Other
visitors during the holidays were
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin, Baldwin
and Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Baldwin and Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Baldwin and chill
dren.
Mrs. Walter Hodges has re-
turned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hodges at Oak Hill
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Critzer
and family were week end guests
OF his mother Mrs. Leona Critzer
at BatesVllle.
Nh. and Mrs. Calvin Bass
and daughters Martha and
Beverly were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Hit in
Richmond last Wednesday. They
were week end guests of their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06

family in Amelia Sunday.
Cheatum Warmer finally had
good luck and bagged his first
deer, an eight point buck.
The R. A. Smith entertained
Mrs. Silas Moorefield, her sis
ter, Mrs. Sue Orr. and mother.
Mrs. Jennie Workman, and Mrs.
Marvin Warmer and her two
daughters, Helen Page and
Mary Lee at a Christmas party
Saturday afternoon. That night
the R. A. Smiths and NJ. w.
WARMERS visited in the More
field home where Helen Page
entertained by showing her slides
OF South America. They all en-
J0ycd Christmas refreshments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06
Met Daughter South OF The Border
Hussin Hakin Is Guest OF Warmers

CHULA, Jan. 4 .Hussin
Hakin, of Michigan City, Ind,
was a guest of the Marvin War
riners', Thursday and Friday.
He was attending the University
of Mexico the same time Helen
Page Warmer was a student
there. They. accompanied by
Mary Lee Warmer and Gilmer
Wilmington toured jamestown
on Friday. He had to return to
his teaching of Spanish. in Mich
igan City, Ind, Saturday.
Those visiting in the Benton
McMillion home Christmas day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Law
renee. j. A. Lawrence. Wayne
Bollinger and son, Douglas, Nh.
and Mrs. Samuel McMiIlion and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Midklff and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Midkiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muncie Dodson
almost made it to their daughters
home in Richmond in ime to
see Santa leave Christmas norm
ing. They enjoyed a wonderful
day and Christmas dinner with
the Russell family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Dodson attended
Moore's Sunday School Christ
mas morning and then Joined
his family at the Russo lis.
Moore's Church was practi-
cally filled on Thursday night
to enjoy a fine program and
Santa Claus. l understood he
flew in from quite a distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beaslcy
and the Sidney Aliens spent
Christmas day in Richn md eat
ing a beautiful dinner> at the
h o m of Beasley's daughter.
Mrs. Wilson Wiley, and then
visiting the John Beasley and
Earnest Beasley families 1t was
the first time they had seen their
new granddaughter, linda
Marie.
Miss Molly Felts spent Christ
mas day with her brother. Ell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06

daughter, Mrs. John Eaddy and
Mr.. Eaddy al Maryville, Tenn.
Miss Martha returned to her
school at TuSculum College en-
route home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Weaver
were overnight guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Taylor in Ere
derlcksburg Sunday. Miss Bes-
sic Gordon Jones visited her
cousin, Mrs. T. o. Linthicum
and Mr.. Limthicum in FIRE.
dericksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Farley
and sons Billy and Bobby spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. w. H. Wick at Branchville.
W. J. Farley returned to
V.P.I. Sunday after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Farley.
Mrs. w. D. Mason was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Mason in Burkeville last
Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06

mer Felts, and family. The Min
Gle Dodsons and Aubrey bod
sons were supper guests of the
F'elts' family that night.
Those viewing the beautiful
slides of Canada. New England
states and South America. shown
by the Misses Clarice Dole and
Helen Page Warmer, Tuesday
night. at the Marvin Warmer
home, were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Nearhood. her
sister and husband from Rich
mond, Mrs. Gladys Robertson,
Mrs. Bessie Felts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Dodson, Mrs. Hazel
Beasley and Mrs. Syble Dodson.
VIZ almost felt that VIC had made
the trip ourselves after look
ing at the gorgeous scenery and
places of interest III their slides.
Mrs. Warmer served delicious
refreshments.
Mesdames Muncie Dodson
and Aubrey Dodson had the Ell
mer Felts family, Ronald Clop-
ton and Ramona Dodson as sup
per guests on Monday night.
Altman Elmer Curtis Felts.
Jr., left for his base at Walker
Field, New Mexico, Friday
morning. after spending the holi-
days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey Derry and
son, of North Carolina. spent a
few days with his brother, R. B.
Derry, and family during the
holidays.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Myers. of
Richmond, and Mrs. Hadley
Worrell and Ricky, Of Gooch-
land, were supper guests of the
Elmer Felts Sunday night. They
also visited the Aubrey Dodsons.
The Thomas Beasley' grand
children, Miss Mary Jane Wiley
and Claiborne Beasley, of Rich
mond, spent one day during the
holidays with their grandparents.
The Victor Key family visited
her brother. Sam Goodwin, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06

JEFFERSON, Jan. 4-Col.f A.
S. Quintard and his troop of Boy
Scouts were on an overnight
camping trip in the Fine Creek
neighborhood last Thursda y
night. 1t was rather cold and a
little icy, but they had j nice
time together1n this training pro-
gram.
Arriving Friday for tie New
Year week end were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bartholomew and
three sons, of Lakewood, Ohio,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Frame and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Mootz. They left for home Mon
day morning.
Holiday guests of Mrs. Eda
Thorn we're Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
NETT Galloway, of Falls Church,
Frederick Love, of Raleigh, N.
c., and Mrs. Henrietta Won
Westphalen and Mrs. Mona
Meigs, both of New YORK City.
Miss Ann Laws, a student at
Oak Hill Academy at Mouth OF
Wilson. Virginia, who visited her
sister, Mrs. Stuart Davis at Flat
Rock during the holidays. spent
last Wednesday through Friday
with Mrs. Eda Thorn.
Men from near and far were
in evidence Monday taking adj
vantage of a holiday to get in
that last bit of hunting before
the close of the season Many
report plenty of birds, but they
seem hard to get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell. Jervey
have returned from a ten-day
visit with friends and relatives
in Charleston, S. c., Georgia
and Florida.
Gen. and Mrs. L. P. Collins
left last Friday to visit through
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06

Tuesday with their daughter
Mrs. William Gunther, and fam
lily in Salisbury, Md.
A large number of guests were
at "Elioch' on Friday evening
for a Christmas party from )
to 7 where the hoStesseS were
Misses Sadie and Constance
Johnson, Mrs. Mary johnson,
and the Misses Serena and Con,
stance F'inney. This lovely old
home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. Graham
Lester. of Fork Union, were in
the community Monday after
noon visiting several members
Of Five Greek Baptist Church
who have been on the sick list
for a few days. Included were
Mrs. Ethel Keeton. Mrs. c. N.
Pitts, Mrs. Charles Binford, Mrs.
w. NJ. Tilman, Mrs. Clara Kilby
and Mrs. w. N. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd B. Tay.
lor and family, Of Arlington,
were week end guests of Mrs.
Cora Taylor and family. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Wilkinson and family in Rich
mond.
Jake Tilman returned to
Grace Hospital last Friday for
additional treatment. He has
been quite i'll, but is showing
some Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Bledsoe. Of
Miami, Fla, called to see Mr..
and Mrs. W. C.. Kirby last Tues
day afternoon. They have been
visiting their two daughters in
Richmond for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed BoWden and
two sons, of Richmond, have
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-06
Miss Denton Back
In College After
Trip To Texas

A, Jan. 4 - Miss
Lorena D e n n returned from
Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, and
left for Madison College on jan
uary 3.
Now we have a new year and
the birds join me in wishing the
Herald and all readers of the
good paper the best of health,
happiness, and fine luck.
1t continues quite cold and
windy, but the sun shines beau
tifully, and the moon is very
pretty. So we have much to be
thankful for each day.
The service was conducted at
Providence Church on New
Years day at HIS am. The Rev.
Joseph Matthews brought a
sacred m e S S a g that was
enjoyed by all present. The
attendance was very good con-
sidering many are sick with
colds. Mrs. Matthews, wife of
the pastor, is also sick, and her
many friends trust she may soon
be quite well.
Mrs. Merit BoWles and two
small boys, of Richmond, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Calvin Bell.
Miss Lille May Bell came home
with her. She had been in Rich
mond with Mrs. BoWles for a
week.
Bonnie Heath has improved
rapidly since he returned from
the Richmond hospital. All of
his daughters, their husbands,
and his son, Carl Page, from
Richmond, have visited him. His
brothers have also been to see
him. They make him very cheer
full which is the best way to help
him recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned West, of
Charlottesville, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. thurman
West Christmas. They went to
Danville to visit her parents also.
Miss Bett West also enjoyed
spending more time with her
parents.
Miss Clara Mistr, of Florida,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl
ton Elan. Many more guests
are there too. On December 26.
there was a family reunion in
the home that was enjoyed by all
of the relatives on both sides.
Miss 10 Elan returned to Rad
ford College on January 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Rudd, of
Richmond. were callers on MIR
and Mrs. Joe Whitlock at Macon
on Monday.
Once more the birds join me in
wishing all bird lovers the best
New Year that they can recall.
Be sure TO drive carefully.
Evening star., 1961-02-24

SpecuIatorS' Prices
ssT5s s.:a GPs from sns s,Ssod tTS dSa%y g hCSsS
exeep, values. A little paint anc
Srsssto rs 9 iis shs rsa. adS nT1dEsfa 1SEE q Rs eG
5sds ssTATE; r.; ~. s-l1os or ~. s.
Evening star., 1961-02-24

1EfHESDA.kENWOOD Park -
S39,9b0. Spacious brick rambler;
approx. g yrs. old with 4 bed:
rms. g baths, lovely lv. rrn. and
din. rm. opening TO rear patio;
5th bedrm. and full bath of huge
rec. rnn.; built-in garase. immed;;
gSMRs GSsSPssy. sEwAs ssS i sS sSSds;s ;s.ssSS SsIl
ewes. OF. 4.7693 Of on. 2-l409.
BRADLEY HILLS = colonialized
split.level MHge. liy. rm., wIca-
thedral ceilins and tirepl,, sep.
din. rm; E.French w doors ,;, 0nsS S.S,Is. scr.
: fun baths; Ice. psneied out-of-
ground rec. rm. and powder rm.,
bsmt. and gar. on tree-shaded lot;
dead-etid ST.. walk. dist. to excel.
schools, transp. Low 3Os.
KENWooD CLUB. SPRINGFIELD
Entire house centrally air condi::
toned: 8 twin-bed Fms, paneled
study or 4th bedrm.. 8 full baths,
extra roomy center .entr. hall
piano-sized liv. rm., formal din,
fm. Wrench drS. onto. patio,
country -size kitchen, daylight pan.
eled famtly, room wIirepl., full
bsmt.. extra.lge ear. wIroona o tor
BuLucH tvolo Aitu WVhsuoP. CttoAt-
dead.end st. waking distance tc
Kenwood Club, super shopping,
d. c. transp. both public and
parochial schools; priced In mid
3Os for quick sale. rs Minis. from
downtown Wash. 70so 25-yr.
wM. 3. LUCAS tsnsasiceo co. OIL. s.ssss 'til Q
BRADLEY WOODS-Assume S20.-
600 4Iass loan on this charming
home In Q most exclusive wooded
section. 4 hedrms.. 3 baths; priced
CO. oT NC. SS'i oI. L 5 a.sS47ts III Z .. 0'
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA - Huge
new Colonial on " acre; center
hall, Nv rm. wIpaneled tirepl.
wall, big din, rnn., superb KIT.
huge family rm. wLfirepl, den
and bath: upstairs. 4 bedrnns., 2
baths: lower level has bedrm., bath
sSS si$huSf i f. ?, q .ssSoiia sf' or FF'iaBt HB.;
BRIGGs.CHANEY RD. AREA--Nev
4.hedrm., 2.heth brick split-leyel;
ali rooms spacious: sep. din, rnl.,
kit. With table space; car2ort; "a
acre ieysl ilr let; Tnrsdsvs sonsstdered'
C. RoS5566r 56. sosiSS ch4S q CO.
BURNT MILLS MANOR = One Of
Silver sprinfEs, pnE!,I,I. finest sssa;; ssdsr stieS
baths. iy; rm., din. rIn:, drehr
lovely rec. rn.,. large lot. carpcrt;
Enodestly, PRICED u the very loy
S-ss9O. LAWRENCE v. LUrEe co
CARROLL KNOLLS = HoneymooI
msc:ss lsins rm with Rs1rSS%s SoSd
burning fireplace, separate din
rm. BUS stops at do0f. S16,pB0.
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sc27 Fenton OF. 0. 0. ~. T.77o'
Evening star., 1961-02-24

WHEATON-Don't rent. buy this
Eesso ssco 25eedr!n ,Ias Ssisk ,a rambler With "
only S13, $50. SLIGO REALTY,
REALToRs. 10. $4,000.
WHEATON-TWo new 3-bedroom
Hamblers; evefsiEed kit, full bsmt.
Builders cl0se.out: OF no money
down. $ls.350. HENRY cORBIN,
INC. 20. 2-215e.
Evening star., 1961-02-24
MUST BE
SOLD NOW

KenHood PaFk-NeW 2-stoFy Colo
nisl; 9 rms, ga baths, large lot.
bIvd.-New, modern, S-rm.
3-hath house. UNDER S35.000:
wen financed. This house must be
sold this week END.
ElSIN0ER BUILDERS eUPPLY CO.
OIL. 2-1200. HA. 1-7300, OIL. 2-7793
Nm. ylTR0 LAh.--3:bedrm., 2.bath
rambler with split-foyer entrance.
cSRV!sss cs ssss.tba sh .6s 5se 0 TOM .r EAsS ecsS
Near sissssntary 1 school. Assume
OF loan. Price. S19,95O, YOUN-
KIN q CO.. 10. 4.s022. 'til 9.
rAdST 1,SI.I sEASrT ~ Sv EAss-S1sDc ,.s. SsdS:S
Sedrm. ana bath sOxSi0 off breeze
way, and ideal for in-lawsl. 16x
10 Kit, paneled liV. rm. with fire
pl. sep. din. rm.. 20x20 screened
breezewal: bsmt. with rec. rm.;
REALToRs, ~. $4,000.
PARKWOOD-Brick Cape Cod
$4,000, nice din. rm., dishwasher,
disposal, 3 bedrEns., q Is 1Ox25),
fee. I'm. 22xlO, scr. peh.. aluminium
storm windows Low DIN. PAYT
Nd. INC. Of. $500.
POTONiAC-ROCKvILLE AREA-A
loW.slung. 10S.ft. long eontem.
Dorery rambler on : secluded
mound Of "a acres: 3 bedrms.,
den, 2 baths, dressing Fm., car.
port, 1870 kit. S42,b00. 3. :.
BodLEY. INC. 70. 2.6f6i.
RAND0LPH HILLs-By owner. 8.
bedfui. bFk. rambler. 41sss loan
S1O4 mo. pays all. k-aeTe leve
lot, on park. sep. din. Tm.. full
bsmt. w/entF.. 2 baths, playground
and school very close. Priced q
sell. $4,000. Wa. $3.50.
ROCKVILLE, Viers Nm rd,-l bed,
ICONS, full basement. for. sale bl
OWNER. Sl4 900, liberal terms
Call OIL. 2-365O.
RQCKVILLE--Nice z-6edfm. CapC
Cod. Liv. .fm. w/ftrepl.. carport,
sit; s.:,l Eltesis sac ssoDeees; PA term terms r% q
INC, PO. 2.6l6l.
Evening star., 1961-02-24
TAKOMA PARK

this aSa cSesriu home S on attrSetiVs I've
handicapped lot; living room with
fireplace, full dining room. 2 ex.
cellent bedrooms, stairs TO floored
attic, full basement, oil hot-water
heat. Can be handled with ST.
ROBERT .. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000