davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-03-22

and we had the day off. That
thing burned real good all day
But just like now there was
a lot of hustle and hustle tt
get the new stadium in shape
for opening day. All that was
ready was the lower deck be-
tween first and third base. Tt
have a roof over the people
they ran up two-by-fours anc
stretched canvas over them"
Born in Brooklyn, Nd, the
son of a railroad worker, Nor.
risey moved to Washington
with his family in 1906, wher
he was 8 years old. He livec
at 1928 Eighth street NV
within the shadow of the park
That's where he spent most ot
his time, shagging flies, pitch
ing batting practice anc
eventually serving as batboy
Tor visiting clubs.
Had Inkling on Move
There weren't more than
300 paying customers there the
day Walter johnson pitched
his first game" Johnny says
Twenty years later, August 2
1927, the same club, Detroit
was in town and they COM
memorated Johnson's debut.
We had special pins put out to
give to those fans who saw the
very first game Walter pitched
Clark Griffith said we'd better
order $500. He said he figured
a few people might lie about it.
Well, $500 pins weren't nearly
enough"
Morrissey says he knew CAL
win Griffith was going to move
the franchise to Minneapolis a
year before he actually did.
You might say I had an ink
ling" he says. because he sent
his daughter to college out
thereto st. Olaf's."
After more than a half CEN
tury of close association with
baseball in Washington, Nor
rissey says two changes stand
out: the town and the ball
player.
II remember when the area
Evening star., 1962-03-22

High Life, 39-45; Allied Blue
Print, 35-49; Brass Lantern,
35-49, and Blank Pontiac,
1882.
Jerry OLeary, jr., of the
Evening Star League News
Room team, is a once-a-week
bowler with a 103 average and
his two little boys consider this
a feat worthy of imitation.
\ y II y
When Jerry arrived three
boxes late for an important
match at Fontana's Bowlarama,
he flung his coat on the rack
and dramatically unzipped his
bowling shoes bag. Inside were
not his own size elevens but two
little pairs of shoes belonging
to his sons, Timothy, S, and
Brendan, 3.
Reflecting that imitation is
the sincerest flattery and re-
solving to bring the boys along
next time. he rented some alley
shoes with which he produced
a 334 set.
Wen deduct the shoe rental
from our prize money" mur-
INJURED O'Leary.
Retorted Bill Fuchs: Don't
those kids have a piggy bank?"
Evening star., 1962-03-22
BOATS and MARINE

lift. THOMPSON 1861. Used 30
days. like new. Complete with 40
controls, full canvas, heavy-duty Ca
aa9. a9E .fTs8 sfsi3er and compl. accessories.
AQUA SWAN go l6-ft. alum. lap
strake fisherman. like-new condition.
Excellent utility boat. 4 seats, with
o Styrofoam. high bow. plenty Of free
board. very soft ride. Complete. with
1888 lO-h.p. motor, gas tank and
carrier All fer 3T, only S495. Call
marine engine. Royal 'S"
cyl, with 2-l reduction gear. Excel
lent condition, used with fresh water
cooling only. since new. Can be dem
onstrated. Must sell, Call LO. D.
3575 Mon. through Fri 80. Sat. 9-5
If YOU are really interested in the
best-looktng. safest. lift. runabout
outboard on the river. call OIL. 4-S2O7
' ORTABLE GENERATOR, unused. no
volts. 300 watts. 25 amps. Ideal for
boat to run &C. lights and small ap-
planes. 500 or best offer. Call
WA. 7-2729 or OIL. 6-7030 aft. pm.
BOATS. NEW AND UsED-Mercury
Motors Sales and Service. Fishing
tackle, bait and boat rentals. Restau-
rant and bar. 400 available boat
slips. For reservations, call WE. A.
S091. Auction sale, boats, motors and
trailerS on March 81. Anyone wishing
to sell call WEST 4-S091. PORT TO-
BACCO MARINA, Rte. 301 to La
Plata, Md, west on Rte. 6, miles
to sign.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

PAoSC VIC WlOl1 " uoA4A1lS OO1A All
Compressor.
Atlantic Auto Service, which
rose two notches in the stand
ings, totaled 1867 for its first
1900 of the season and, to
complete the sweep, rolled 733
for the second-best game in
the league this season, only
two pins behind the top set
shot by Wheaton Paint.
Taylor, with a 1863 high, rolled
444. The 1863 tied Nick Cam
PAMELA of Wheaton Paint for
the evenings game honors.
II Il
When Stan Ward of Wheaton
rolled 402 he figured to gain
on pacemaking AL May of Wal
dorf Diner in a race for the
individual title, but May came
up with a 410. This left him at
1881 against Wards 1870.
Atlantic Auto, Keller Real
tor and B. Frank Joy Co. scored
sweeps. The other winners were
Dunaj's Five, Wheaton Paint,
Colonial Olds Gee Wiley, 424) ,
AIS Shell, Waldorf Diner and
Badger Drillers.
The standings: Waldorf, So
81; Al's, 50-34; Colonial Olds,
49-35; Joy, 1896; Clarendon
Trust, 47-37; Dunaj's, 47-37;
Annapolis Motors, 44-4O; Kel-
Ter, 44-40; Wilson's Restaurant,
43-41; Cameo Appliances, AZ
AZ; Wheaton Paint. 42-42; Rob-
ertson's Crab House. 40-44;
Badger Drillers, 37-47; Morris
Miller Liquors, 36-48; Triple A,
34-50; Atlantic Auto, 1880;
Washington Air, 1881, and Mil
ler-Fields, 1851.
II
For the first time this sea-
son Fulford's Radio is out of
first place in the Capital
Women's Major League. Glen
mont Bowl took over last night
in winning two games from
Jack Blank Pontiac, while Full
ford's, the defending champion,
was losing two to Miller High
Life, in spite of a 381 by Dee
Latin Of Fulford's.
10 Donaior' a hot bowler
for Glenmont IN recent weeks,
shot 376 to pace the important
win over Blank Pontiac.
Little Norma Klein made a
big stride toward catching Gin
ME Siegel, the PAGER, when she
rolled Alb for Fair Lanes while
Miss Siegel was shooting 359
for Queenstown Bowl. This left
Miss Siegel at 1928 and Miss
Klein with 121-72. Helen Pap
pas of Hamilton Funds, third,
tailed 359 for 1908.
Other high scorers were
Thelrna Cease, 383, and Betty
Stevens, 381. Both roll for Suit
land Bowl.
There were no shutouts.
Other winners were Fair Lanes,
Brass Lantern, Queens -.
Suitland and Hamilton Funds.
y X
The standings: Glenmont,
49-35; Fulford's, 1896; Goetz
Co.. 47-37; Coca-Cola, 47-37;
Queenstown, 45-39; King Pin,
43-41; Hamilton Funds, 43-41;
Suitland, 42-42; Fair Lanes, Al
43; Foley Ford, 41-43; Miller
Evening star., 1962-03-22
WIN THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
By CARL SELL

Anacosa which lost Coolidge Interhigh baseball
title last year. looks like the team beat District
this And the two big pitchers John Jenkins
and Robert Hinton.
jenkins, lefhander, and Hinton rghthander led
costa to the payo last They toued the
Evening star., 1962-03-22
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

In last things first last night the Metro
polan Circuit League. Atlantic Auto Service battling
from the cellar of the 18eam loop shot the
set of the evening" the high and produced the
ing individual in Jay Taylor.
MerFeds Buick. the shutout victim slipped into last
Evening star., 1962-03-22

NOTICE.!

Special Hours for All S Sears
Service Stations Only:
9 am. to .9:3O pm. Mondays,
Thursdays and Fridays; g am.
to $50 p.m., Tuesdays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays!
Every AlLstate Tire is now made ,uith the
evolutionary exclusive blend long wear.
ing Poty-B.D. Tread Rubber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

much 1t helps his fast ball. He
can slip it past them"
\
Somebody wanted to know II
the scouts (Johnny Neun and
Bill SkifG had erred on Tom
Halter. The Yankees were play
ing him as a strictly pull hitter,
and had overshifted to center
and right against him when he
doubled to left-center in the
ninth inning.
THE book said he was a pull
hitter" Houk said. "but an
other Of his hits had been to
left so fresh was guarding the
alley. I think the scout report
was correct. He just happened
to hit it on that part Of the
bat"
Nine Of Jack Sanford's 10
strikeouts we're against the bot
tom of the batting order. and
Houk was asked if he contem-
plated any changes. Bill Show
ron struck out three times.
Howard twice, and Sanford
thought he had Howard a third
time.
I'm going all the way with
the fellows who have brought
us this far" Houk said. I'VE
have some fellows on the bench
who strike out a lot. too"
A visitor to the Giants dress
ing room brought word that AL
vim Dark had said 1t was the
worst game his team had played
in a long time.
II wouldn't know about that"
Houk said. "They had a couple
of bad innings, but we didn't
score when they were having
their troubles, although maybe
we should have"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

at the pregame press gather
ings and smokes 3-for-a-dollar
cigars at the postgame sessions
took a long drag and explained
thusly:
I'VE had a pitcher, who was
still strong, locked in a 20 ball
game and he deserved a chance
to win it. He had some bad
luck in World Series games in
the past and wanted to give
him every chance to win this
one."
A reporter wanted to know II
Catcher Elston Howard influ-
enced Houk's decision to per-
NIT Terry to continue.
II never take a catcher:
word about a pitcher" Houk
said. 1.-The catcher usually i;
prejudiced. If I visit the
mound I know what I'm goine
to do when I go out there, with
one exception"
Whats the exception?" he
was asked.
Whitley Ford" Houk sale
fatty. Hes the only pitcher
I ask II he still has his stuff
Houk was asked about Terry's
unfortunate habit Of throwing
the home run ball. He led the
American League and Is lead
ing the World Series, with two
of the six home runs off him
Ralph has given us two
well-pitched games in the Sc
ries and won % for us during
the season." Houk said with
slightly more feeling than in
some Of his other remarks
I'D rather not talk about the
home runs. He is throwing his
slow curve to the spots better
and when they look for it toe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
MRS. TERRY SEES
RALPH WIN WHILE
BABY HAS BOTTLE

HARMED, Kans., Oct. II
(AP).-Tanya Terry, feed
ing her new baby in front
of a television set, watched
her husband, Ralph Terry
of the Yankees. win his
first World Series game in
five starts.
THE baby cried for his
bottle just as the Giants
were coming to bat in the
ninth inning" she said.
But I fed him right in
front of the television set
and didn't miss a play.
Needless to say I'm very,
very happy"
Mrs. Terry gave birth to
their second son Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

the proper procedure and he
takes full responsibility. II 1t
works, fine. II not, he still liked
the percentage.
In the rather hurried mo-
ments between the end OF the
fifth game in Yankee Stadium
yesterday and departure time
for the West Coast. Houk ex-
planned some of his moves.
In the first inning the Yam
KEGS had men on first and Sec
ond with nobody out when Tom
fresh lined into a double play.
almost q triple play. Why not
sacrifice? he was asked.
Houk's explanation was that
fresh had hit into fewer dou-
BILE plays than anybody on the
ball club during the regular
season. He thought the num-
Der was five. And besides, he
was going for the big inning,
the quickie to break 1t open.
In the sixth inning, after
Bobby Richardson beat out a
chop for a cheap hit, fresh was
the batter with nobody out. This
time he sacrificed. How come?
"At that time we were trail
ing 81 and had to get the
score tied" Houk reasoned.
And with Mickey Mantle next
up the situation called for a
sacrifice"
The most persistent question
was whether Houk had any no.
ton of taking Ralph Terry out
for a pinch-hitter when the
pitcher led off the eighth in
ming?
Positively not" Houk re-
Piled.
Somebody wanted to know
why not.
Houk, who spits tobacco Juice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
PITCHING SUMMARY

sB-Tresh. 2: Mantle, 2. 8
eF-Boyer. DP-Richardson to K
Long: Boyer to Richardson to Skow
TO Pagan to McCovey: Davenport
Marichal; Hitler to Cepeds; Sanfor
New York. 80. HBP-By ODell
(SkowronD. PB--Haller. U--Barli'
2:ne third gameD. 2.55 Fourth ga
Name), 1870 second game), IL,
"a, I6b (sifth gamel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
BASEBALL BEAT
Second Guesses
Leave Houk Cold
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. l1-Ralph Houk Is rather sensitive
about the term second guess.
After lopsded ball game the Yankees manager will men
ton that there won't any second guessing about that
And in tight one might remark that the second
will field day But he rarely second gueses himself or
his Yankees . ..
When he makes positive at the time that is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
Composite Box Score

NEW YORK. Oct II (AP)-The composite box score of
the first five games of the 1862 World Series:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
NEW YORK



strucko QUITO n
forc doubled
for 9TH inning Of fourth
fourth
flied
Of fifth
o
fol fourth
out for n o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
FARMS

265 A. st. Msry's Colonial hous,
all conv.. 4 bedrms.. firepls., tim,
Der. SAT 800. AP. 7-0631.
210-ACRE stock farm on paved I'd.
Nee, bldgs, Good water. timber
Less than $500 an acre.
10 acre dairy and stock farm
sound investment. $4,000.
100 acre dairy farm, $4,000.
129 acre stock farm. $4,000.
S5 acre horse or stock farm. 2 I'm.
hse. heat, bath. $4,000.
4 level acres with stream, nice
country home, 6 rms. heat, ~
baths, unusual buy at S14.750.
l acre with 6 rn. modern brick
home, lovely view. $4,000.
FARMETTES
3 to Is acres some with stream
others wooded or cleared. Won,
derful country. Easy terms.
TELEPHONE, Mt. AIRY 231
JOHN ]. PRICE. Realtor. Mt. Airy
118 ACRES
100 acres cleared, 9h-acre tobacco
allotment, 3 tobacco barns, ~
mile road front. 9-rm, home with
IA. baths. 25 miles from Wash
ington.
oNLEsT REALTY RE. 6-5399
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

IN mis-. off Indian Head hwy, 2
bldg. lots, city water, on hard
surface road, S2,750 ca. Terms. .
acres, S3.000 ner acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
COUNTRY ESTATES
tcokTlNuED)
2h-ACRE
LEESRuRG ESTATE

LEESBURG ESTATE
IDEAL FOR THE CENT? ENAN
FARMER, large family within flaws
or speculative buyer interested in
future subdivision development!
Perfect for entertaining as the
1h-STORY. SLATE ROOF. BRICK
RAMBLER main residence has ad-
joining double living rms. plus
immense step-down daylight pine
paneled rec. rm., opening onto big
patio. Formal separate dining rm.
16Xl6. 3 HUGE BEDRMS.. ga
BATHS. many de luxe appoint
ments throughout. DETACHED
BRICK MOTHER IN-LAW QUAR-
TIERS offers liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., equipped kitchen.
bedrms. and bath; also guest
quarters Of very large bedrm. and
bath. 2-CAR GARAGE. Cinder
block barn suitable for horses.
Situated z miles south Of Leesburg.
CLOSE TO GOOSE CREEK COUN-
TRY CLUB and Dulles Airport
Access I'd. Will consider selling
buildings and 10 acres: $50, 900,
terms and inspection by appt. ASK
for Mrs: Greenway. ewes. OF.
4-641S. PARKER SMITH & DON
NELL; Realtors. ia. 7-6161. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGO MERY COUNTY
APPROX. 9 ACRES
Md.-Large center-hall
country home with porches, .
living rms, dining rn., large
kitchen, pantry, 4 bedrooms, IA
baths, steam heat, Stoker coal,
orchard, gear garage, deep well,
Nr. schools, churches and stores
Taxes, 1881. Priced S24,950.
$40 ACRES
County-Dairy farm, Al
stanchions, Washington-type, barn
cinder-block loafing barn, 2 silos
2 metal corn. cribs, 2 houses
(modern), machinery sheds. All
buildings excellent condition. Gin.
der block construction. Approx
100 acres bottom land very pro.
ductive(. As acres alfalfa, pond
Located on State road 40 mile,
D. c.. Shipping to Washington
market. $4,000, terms.
APPROX. IN ACRES
specially suited for large family
den. Kitchen. Vi bath, I'd fir
5 bedrms. and bath, Sd fir,
bedrms. Full bsmt., 8 fireplaces
oil steam heat, large porches, we
Handicapped, large shade trees, ga
rage and barn. Taxes, 1926
Property in good condition an
fronts on 2 State roads, nj
churches, schools and stores.
For further particulars Of this an
other property call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Strout Realty

1427-N Land Title Bldg.
Philadelphia 10. Pa.
WANTED to tradel 3-unit, 3-story
and fully furnished for small farm
within 10 mi. Of D. C. Call so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
COMMERCIAL GROUND

2 acres level and on grade with
Ravensworth road near Little
River TURNPIKE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

APT. GROUND WANTED Zoned
R-1S or property that can be sold
subject to being zoned
uN' 4-l6l5 H uN. 4-7l7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
ouT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.
yA.-IOB ACRES

vA.-I05 ACRES w
No. /. In Shenandoah County, Va,
base Of Little North MIR sprtne
water, all wooded, excel. hunting
Price, $4,000, $1,000 down. bal
m0n'niyv A.-11s ACRES
No. 2. Near Seven Fountains, Va,
very best of hunting, every kind
of game. Price, S6,250.
VA.-11S ACRES Ar
No. 8 z miles NV. Of Winchester,
Va, springs, small stream, utility
bldg. abundance Of game. Price,
$500. Good terms. = +'t
W. vA.--S9o ACRES q,
No. I All wooded with many thoss-
a aea D soash Sesneh " poao@ac
River, best hunting and fishing.
W. VA.-140 ACRES III
fenced, ample watered, some wood
ed, good hunting area, 7.room
dwelling. other bldgs, Ideal re
sirteme1t farm nn6 in beaut. mts.
pr''e' r. SiOi 3I.2ss ACRES
N and secl %s q ie sssf g. Dr pafe
wood and timber, ali types game
broom log dwelling, barn. Coed
W. VA.-66 ACRES AZ
No. 4 Va cleared, bal. excel. timber,
finest water. cleo, dwelling. good
I'd. Price, $500. Easy terms. !,
W. VA.-50 ACRES
No. Wooded tract with white
frame cottage, cleo. Located In
hest hunting eountrv 1nnd stakh
$500. Terms.
SEE. CALL OR WRITE =
Herman Abel, J. B. Mullenax
Augusta. West Virginia, 496-302o
Associate y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
Fairfax 1A-Acre Lots.
$4,000 each. DU. 5-6184.
IcoNIIRuEpl

FAIRFAX COUNTY, YA.-90 acres
HUNTER MILL RD.-DIFFICUL1
RUN. APPROX. 1850 #. frontage
Hunter Mil I'd. and 1850 It, on
Lawyers I'd Beautiful Difficult
Run Valley on 2, sides Of prop
erty. Gas and water. Residence
on one knoll. Wooded except val
ley area; Do you have friends
acre homesltes. Call Mr.. Robinson.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Realtor DE. 2-4101
FAIRFAX co. : I-acre plus, near
new beitway. Lot iS0x36o. Good
terms avail. JE. !3-9S36.
BILL BARRY
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
FAIRFAX Il acre, borders Court
House Country Club, Breeon
Ridge. $4,000. JE. 2-1276.
FAIRFAX Co.'S acres. protected
Excel. terms available. Call -
BIN MI HEY REAL ESTATE Il; g. Scs'S0
FATRFAX-S1 900 per acre. IL
acres, level wooded, over 400 IT.
hardtop road frontage, off Brad
COCK rQ., flexible terms. VIM. 3.
SKIES REAL ESTATE, JE. 2-0400.
FOR SALE lot, I00xI7O, water,
sewer on lot, $500. 9406 Worrell
ave, Seabrook, Nd. r. w. DICK
EMS aft. 7:30 pm, UN. 4-2141.
FRONT ROYAL AREA hunters
paradise. Approx. 100 acres ad-
Joining Geo. wash. Natl. Forest.
81 yrs. growth Of timber. Approx.
5 acres flat land. Passage Greek
crosses property. Ideal site for
lake. Cabin with cleo. For in
formation call JUNE GREEN, At
torney. RE. 7-6S15, 9-5 wkdays.
GLENWoOD PARK - New section
now open and selling fast at pre-
DEVELOPMENT prices. Limited num-
Der Of outstanding homesites avail.
IN an unmatched community of
suburban living. Only $3.50 dn.
and small monthly payments buys
your site prior to development.
Building restrictions protect your
investment and insure you Of a
community OF lasting beauty.
NJ. LEO STORCH SP. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
LAND AND FARMS

LAND AND FARMS
Our business in Montsomery and
Frederick for many years. Profit
from our exper. ROMER g. CO.,
Gaithersburg. WI. $4,000.
LEEsBURG AREA-16o ACRES
Level. fertile land: 7-rm. house,
IA baths, tenant house. barns,
Silo. pond site. $40. 800, terms.
375 ACRES-3 HOUSES
2h mi. road frontage. cleared land
for estate or subdivision.
HAROLD E. BRUZEE
REAL ESTATE 703-s22-5l17
LOUpOUN co., va, cattle farm,
containing about So acres; GOOD
water. cleo, well fenced, wood lot,
level land, farm pond. frame house
about 100 years old. splendid state
a. u eq hpseMSod s ssSse. Pur'eviie
MODERN 3-bedroom rambler with
bath on 9S rolling acres, with 4C
s ssre' f IL fa SsaaGs Gou sESa
Small barn, hen house and shed
Stream and 10-acre lake site
$500 mortgage, asking cash
above. DILLON LAND CO., Real.
tors, JE. 4-4040. Open ewes.
MT. AIRY. MD.
New brick dwelling 3 I'm. and
bath. oil INV. furnace, built In
stove and oven, acre lot neal
Mt. Airy, $4,000, Can finance
for 81 900 down to right party
Building lots with restrictions fol
your protection. Choice Of sew.
eral locations In Carroll County
Priced from $3.50 up.
H rob +; e WR xrF9. 8 MS SON pH FEA Al
5ss5 OR Mr.. PRYOR AM. NM
S. MD.-Colonial manor house, 265
a. timber; 4 tirsp lsS 81 c9nyYSi'
Southern Maryland
Approx. 20 acres. Nice old Groom
house, 4 bedrooms, bath, modern
kitchen. utility room. 1ha-acrt
tobacco allotment. Good pastures
some woodlsnd with stream. good
fishing. Nicely fenced. partly with
white board. Good neighborhood
excellent roads. S23,625. .
Approx. 800 acres. 60 cultivated
ito acres open. nice woodland.
tobacco barns. good tobacco allot.
ment. 2 bank barns, good streams
Access to Nanjemoy Creek. Q goot
tenant houses, main house I
rms, split level. Q baths, ali
conditioned, oil heat, complet,
kitchen and laundry. Drilled well
beautifully Handicapped, farm equip.
ment included, shown by sppoint,
ment. $50 500.
Mrs, Ioulie p. Dodson
Welcome. Md. Dial 30l--a34- sO2(
SANDOZ INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
NOW YOU CAN OWN
ONE OF THE
SPECTACULAR VIEWS
AT HIGH VIEW MANOR

Wooded or cleared land with
famous views for as little 81
$4,000 d.
Monthly payments as low ss
$3.50
See the fabulous new "a" Frame
vacation home, now ready fol
construction with low, low terms
See the year-round rambler with
the beautiful view.
Private swimming and wadinE
pools
Fishing in 8 big stocked lakes
Hunting in the vast game preserve
Skiing on the mountain slopes
. Tennis court and year-round clut
house
Drive out today and see for your.
self why HIGH VIEW MANOR |!
like no other resort.
Directions: West 5 miles on Rout,
so from Winchester, Virginia Il
Route sos. Turn left on Route
sos to HIGH VIEW MANOR signs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
CLARKE REALTY

"e-.THsoA; ss: z.vS-344 -ao4S
att xOU INTERESTED? =
IN nuylng good S-acre farm,
nour south Of DC. for less thar
7Oc per Day? Call JE. 4-0956.
BARGAINS! Fertile soil good build.
ings, fine views. Only Sl50 r.
$500 per acre, loo to 900 acres
Just 46 mi, from D. g OF, ..
0177, MARKET REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
DILLON LAND co.

JE. 4-4UlW ReaItoTs Open Ewes.
$40 ACRES LOUDOGN County's
finest. Near historic Leesburg, Va,
large lovely white-brick Colonial
eirca 1900 has IS rooms. Z fire
places. Has been carefully re-
stored by owner-builder with every
convenience. Six modernized ten
ant houses. huge barns Three
lakes, nice stream. on main high
way, Ready for sub-diyiding into
small estates. Priced S237, 600
DILLON LAND CO., Realtor. JE
4-4040. Open ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Timber Tract & Hunting
Very Fertile
166-Acre Farm

With hurley tobacco allotment
which won first prize at local 8.
county fair, bumper crops of corr
being grown. about Sc q. tillable
creek. river. spring, variety fruit
good 6-rm. dwelling. cleo. and run.
ming water. tobacco barn, corr
crib. Town handy. Terrific buy
-S11,670. STROUT REALTY
p. o. Box 1873, Farmville, Va
PHONE: 392-5624. Ask also fol
Free Property Lists.