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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
SKI OUTLOOK

Area weather conditions re-
main somewhat chancey this
week end as precipitation in
Appalachian ski areas may fall
either as rain or snow. Those
areas supported by snowman
ing equipment probably will be
in fair in fair to good shape;
those areas without snow max
erS probably will have poor con-
ditions. No report has been re-
ceived from West Virginia
slopes.
APPALACHIAN AREAS
MARYLAND
Marsh Mountain-Two inches crusty
base. Skiing poor.
VIRGINIA
Shawnee Land-SiX to Is inch base.
3 inches new machine-made snow.
Skiing good.
Skyline-3 to 1O-inch packed ma
s chine base on TEACHING and novice
The Homestead-l2 to Is inch base,
l inch new snow. Skiing good.
PENNSYLVANIA
Big BOulder-6 to 2S-inch base, one
inch new powder. Skiing good to ex-
~ ! Laurel inrs M Nov t. 2o-ineh base,
Seven Springs - to Is inch base,
3 TO ; inches new powder. Skiing
good to excellent.
NEW ENGLAND AREAS
fSr
England and should. materially add
to the readings listed below:
MAINE
Bald Mountain-42 to s.. inch base,
packed powder surface skiing good
" Pleasant Mounta,n-1s to IS inch
base, inches packed powder surface.
Skiing good to excellent upper, ex-
Saddle Back--l4 to "a inch base,
8 inches packed powder. Skiing ex-
sIgarIoaf7-s to 33 inch base,
inches packed powder. Skiing good
upper. excellent lower.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Cannon--6 to 40 inch base, 9 inches
powder. Skiing good to excellent upper,
t cranmoreW5 si to % inch base, .
excellent.
Mitters;n-12 to 81 inch base,
inches powder. Skiing excellent.
Wild Cat--3D to 20 inch base, packed
powder surface. Skiing good to ex-
cellent upper, excellent lower
Belknap-S to 10 inch base 8 inches
packed powder. Skiing excellent.
VERMONT
All areas reporting excellent skiing.
Jay Peak-3O to SO inch base,
powder surface
Mad River Glen-35 to 55 inch
base, inches packed powder.
Stowe-i4 to IS inch base. inches
packed powder.
SuEarbush-4O to So inch base.
inches packed powder. 40
inches packed powder.
Killington-19 to "a inch base. T
Mount Snow-26 to SO inch base,
13 inches powder.
Pico-s to II inch base, 4 inches
strstton-a4 to 40 inch base, 3
inches powder.
For latest local conditions call
S-5503 For skyline
call Randolph 3-44S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
Rocco-ApoIlo
Team Tops
Mat Card

Skull Murphy and Brute Ber-
nard take on Antonino Rocca
and Argentina Apollo in the
feature wrestling match tonight
at Capitol Arena. Starting time
is $3.50 o'clock.
In two other team bouts,
Cowboy Bob Ellis and Johnny
Valentine meet Angelo Savoldi
and Miguel Torres and Nature
Boy Buddy Rogers and Wildcat
Orion face Steve Sanchez and
Carlos Milano.
Miguel Perez Wrestles Lou
Albano and Larry Simon tackles
Billy Darnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

Glenmont, Alb; Suitland, 49,
"a and Hamilton, 37-35.
! 4; :: x x
Ray Maddox of Clarendon
Trust, noted for clutch proves
established a season record for
the Metropolitan Circuit League
with a game of 1876, followed by
1873 and 113 for 447.
After nine straight marks
Maddox drew a single on a
smash pocket hit, and missed
it. With a 200 Ray would have
received a league trophy as we'll
as the National Duckpin Con-
gresS gold medal. Clarendon
totaled 1875 in edging Keller
Realtor, with Cliff ellis 1861
424 abetting Maddox.
But Maddox's big set was
only third high for the evening
Russ Brewer of Badger Drillers
registered 158-456 and Fred
Morris of Dunaj's Five 161-452.
x 4 x 4
Mike Owen of Dunaj's, out of
action for two months due to
an abdominal operation, won
the deciding game against
Robertson's Crab House with a
double strike in the last box.
Another sharpshooter was
George Mcdonald of Wilson'S
Restaurant with three games in
the laos for 431.
B. Frank Joy Co., in sweep
ing Atlantic Auto Service, shot
1912 for its fourth 1000 in
five weeks and made it 10 wins
in the last IL games to take
over second place on total pins
over AIS Shell Service.
Al May of Waldorf Diner
strenthened his individual lead
with a 416, for 1856. John
Fox of Dunaj's is second at
1915 and AL Ward of Wheaton
Paint third with 127-O2.
The teams with the best
records: Waldorf, 47-25; Joy,
1929; AIS Shell, 1929; Colo
NAL Odds, 1922 and Wilson's,
40-32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
Bookseller Gets
Second Operation

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %
(AP).-Tom Brookshier, Phila-
delphia Eagles All-Pro defen-
sive halfbac2., today undergoeS
a second operation on his right
shin.
DR.. Mike Mandarino, the
team physician, Tuesday re-
moved the cast which has en-
cased Brookshier's fractured
leg since November 5.
Mandarino examined the leg
and said he is not completely
satisfied with the way it healed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
Yankees, Giants
Postpone Game

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %
(AP). - The Yankees and
Giants will postpone a planned
exhibition game at CandleStick
Park until 1868 at the earliest,
the Giants management says.
A spokesman for the San
Francisco club said yesterday
the two teams were unable to
find satisfactory open dates for
the exhibition game this sea-
son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

ana sixth, 500. 1t is hOpe(
there will be 100 prizes of $40
the entry fee.
A bowler may enter as many
times as he likes.
Handicaps for men and WON.
en- are our-fifths from a 13(
scratch.
Especially alluring to many
star bowlers are the awards fol
scratch sets and games at both
plants, with 500 for mems tor
scratch and $50 for Women'S
and $25 for high games.
In most handicap duckpin
tournaments first place pays
off at 20 to /. In this, it's 10C
to /, with odds comparable
down the line.
Such opportunities are rare
In bowling.
X X
Thelma Cease of SuitlanG
Bowl was a standout in a bril-
liant display of pin crashing
last night in the Capital Won
ems Major League. Her 444 set
included a gold medal IT'S
sandwiched between a 1879 and
1870. 1t came within three sticks
of equaling the leagues high
held by Georgia Lambrechts OF
Allied Blue Print and lifted hel
average to 111-plus.
Betty Stevens, her teammate
blasted a 152-397 as Suitland
Bowl .Whitewashed Brass Ian
tern at Fair Lanes College Park
Also with a 397 was Elaine
Palmer of Fair Lanes, whose
high was 1853. For the same
team Norma Klein shot $3.50.
Flo Hughes of Hamilton
Funds rolled 1914, Mary Car
rington of King Pin 389 and
Helen Ford of Foley Ford BIT
Ginnie Siegel of Queenstown
the individual leader, shot 1854
for 1920 and thus lost ground
to runnerup Miss Klein whose
389 placed her at 121-15. Trail
ing them were Helen Pappas OF
Hamilton Funds with 367 fol-
1926 and Frances Wilson OF
Fulford's Radio with 366 fol-
1922.
Sweeps were scored by King
Pin and Suitland. The other
winners were Foley, Queen
stown, Hamilton and Jack
Blank Pontiac.
The teams with winning
records: Fulford's, 1926; Coca
Cola, 1929; Goetz Co., 1870;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
Bison Motmen Win

Howard University had seven
pins in 10 matches in defeat
ing the Norfolk branch of
Virginia State. 40-8, in wTes-
thing matches yesterday at
Howard. The Bisons are Ash
for the season and State O-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

OH boredom while recover.
ing" from whatever he may
have?
! 1t is recalled that before
Patterson took off for his eX.
hibition tour of Egypt Goldit
Ahearn prophesied that "hel
probably get the Egyptian flu
or something, and won't be
able to fight LiSton." Ahearr
was reminded of this yester.
day, when the strange doings
in New York were recounted
to him. He listened attentively
who knows?" Goldie said
Maybe he was going to visit
a sick friend"
That's a thought.
X y Il 4
Maryland'S mile tracks seem
to have worked themselves into
an untenable position in the
current effort to revamp the
racing scene and set-up. There
will have to be a compromise
at Annapolis to save Senate
Bill No. 38 from almost certain
defeat.
If the controversial bill fails
the three mile tracks, which
have taken over Bel Airs three
quarter mile strip and Balti-
more Raceway's trotting dates
are obligated to conduct a r.
day meeting at the former and
24-night campaign at the lat
ter This in itself poses nc
problem. The trotting dates
for example, could be farmed
out to Rosecroft and the thor.
oughbred meeting to Marlboro
But the fly in the ointment
is that if the matter remains
unsolved for two years the
milers must stage a 12-day
meeting at Bel Air, and "a
night session at Baltimore
RaceWay, or forfeit the dates.
1t means that even if the dates
are rented" for a year, those
plants have to be maintained
to be disable, if necessary, at the
end of two years.
II
Harness racing's salvation in
Maryland, as it's hackers see it,
lies wholly in longer meetings
SO days or even 48. Good
stables, they tell you, aren't
going to a Maryland track for
three weeks when they can led
down in New York or elsewhere
for the summer.
The trotters see no harm in
running head-to-head against
the milers. They don't think
either hurts the other. They
fail to see, quite logically, how
the sulky sport can be helped
by taking days away from it
and handing them over to the
thoroughbreds.
What this amounts to-" one
harness man said after Mon
days hearing, sis buying up
the opposition"
AS originally written, the bill
provide that any track can
buy another and take over it's
racing dates. Harness men fear
that if this is permitted it will
be only a mater of time until
they are out of business COM
pletely and thoroughbred rae
ing is concentrated at Pimlico
and Laurel. They point to Don
Lillis' sale of Bowie as proof
that the New York financier
saw little hope for the tracks
future. They doubt that ERE.
C Garter, the Canadian who
bought it, will hold it more
than five years after he's had
a taste Of the Maryland brand
of operation.
+ y =
AS this observer sees it,
there no chance of getting rid
of half-mile racing in Mary
land even if they close the
half-mile tracks. That's all
d.. kI-L NAE.
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AT(HISON'S
ANGLE
By LEWIS F. ATcHIsoN

Our man in New York reports that Heavyweight Champion
Floyd Patterson observed entering Polytechnic Hospital
that city Monday with about dozen books
This Immediately raised alarm they used to say.
Patterson really ang Or is he preparing to duck fight
with Sonny Lston? Was the stack of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Offering every possible nducement to the bowler, the
PepslCoa George Washington Heart Fund duckpin
ment opens today at H-Skor and Lucky Strike
An estimated $4,000 is at stake in the fourday
event. with $1,000 for first 5000 for second third
II the entry warrants fourth place will $780, fifth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

y er e who resigned golf at Argyle recently received
committee token Of the clubs appreciation Looking
On jimmy Clark former assistant at Washington Golf and
Country Club who will
native Ireland replace Staff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

Totals -------. 20 2O-36 IA x
Halftime score: 1926, DuQusne.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
REDWOOD 6-20l0
ANnRFwS AREA

CLIETON-Assume lge. FHA loan
on lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler
hot-water heat, fireplace. storm
earport; 1a-acre lot.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
(coNTIhUED)

CHOICE $4,000 so. FT., near White
Oaks. potential APT Ground.
Sewer and water available; Sl.lO
per IT, RIPLEY CO., JU. b-8lL ii
Evening star., 1962-01-06
7. l.. c..

Here in Alexandria's finest neigh
borhood is charming all-brick
rambler desperately in need OF a
little tender loving care" Ideally
located Just off Janneys lane, close
to schools and transportation with
trees and privacy. 4 bedrms., .
baths, private screened porch,
Owner offers drastically under
market for quick sale at S24,950;
flexible terms. Call HUI. l-9lOO
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

NJ, Lyon Village
Offers convenience and Lrestige
with this stately brick Nlonial
home. Featurins lge. re, room,
firepl., maids rm. and be tn. For
rm', firepi'. den, powder rm. and
enclosed front porch. End floor
has big bedrms. and . more
baths. A lovely shaded corner lot
and 2-car detached garage. Sales
price only S36,500. 1Oes cash
down payment will handle. Vacant
and available immed. Call OAR
WIN REALTY, INC. ia. 1855;
Evening star., 1962-01-06

Falls Church area-Panel
library on 1st floor. plus lily. rm.
with fireplace, din, rm., kitchen,
bedrm., bath, and flagstone patio,
garage; 2nd floor 2 lge, bedrms.
and bath; full cement basement,
3 rms. on dead-end street with
beautiful trees and lovely garden.
Immediate occupancy. Reduced TO
GRACE A. KEMPToN, Realtor
Ell. 6-4934 Mclean Ell. G-3268
MCLEAN = Assume FHA loan on
this beautifully decorated brick
rambler near schools. One level ex-
cept family rm., laundry and stor-
age rm. on lower level. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. Fireplace in living rm.,
family rm. and on patio. Fully
equipped modern kitchen, b yrs.
old. Immediate occupancy. Only
$4,000, pay $127.50 monthly
GRACE A. KEMPTON
Evening star., 1962-01-06

GAIL NOW TO SEE this beeutiful
all-brick rambler, priced $1,000
under the market for fast sale; J
large bedrmS., 3 baths. huge liv-
ing rm. with Roman brick fire.
place, formal dining rm., COM
pletely modern Kitchen. Many, ex-
wall carpeting, washer, dryer, etc.
In premium residential section.
ONLY S25,950. conventional or
FHA terms. Call WA. 7-3900.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS Sy CO., INC.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA,
(coNTlNUED)

ALEX. Bren Mar PIX. area-Assume
lRe. FILA loan on attrac. 3-bed-
rm, brick ramb. with full bSmt.
and fenced lot. Call for appt. FL.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
SPORTS

ientlemen-I have q sporting prop.
We have declared open season on
profit have Q service station
in the heart Of Clarendon with
q tremendous mechanical volume,
available for lease soon. Some
financing is available for Q quali-
fled applicant. Call MR.. WALT
Tor information. at LA. $4,000. or
bet. Q and 3 pm. at HE. 4-S064.
STATION FOR LEASE
Modern 3-bay station. located on
q. triangle, on Rte. so, in Seat
Pleasant. Md; highway Just paved
with access on 2 sides. Station
has 2 lifts and makes 1t ideal
for motor tune-upS and minor re-
pairs; plenty of space. for parking:
RorGfFk ky 5ffi la E4F 5000 cg4t sHjI Ell NE. Ne
CONCERN doing excel
lent business offered at bargain
price. due to owners retirement.
All facts available to qualified
buyer only 81 800 down, EX. g.
5S01. BUSINESS REALTY CO.
TAVERN-ARLINGTON, VA.
GROSS S15O DAILY,
JOE H. THOMPSON, IA. $4,000
TRADE MAGAZINE seeks WORKING
partner with editorial and sd-
required. Box 460-M, star
A NATURAL MONEYMAKER for
any type OF business, In process OF
remodeling, corner 7th and n ats.
u. v. can AID. 2.s2ee.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Immediate possession; all
or portion Of 4-story and
basement high-class comml,
or office bldg. (fireproof),
In highly desirable part Of
NV. in units OF $1,000 and
10000 SO. IT. or entire bldg.
OF 10000 SO. IT. On promI-
nent arterial busline high.
way. Air cond. entirely,
acoustic ceilings, excel. light
ing, floors can take extra.
heavy load: 2 large loading
bays; light on all sides (2
public alleys. Abundant ele-
yatorS. Pvt. parking, Is cars.
Close to national CO. bldgs.
Easy access D. c., Va. or
MG. Long-teIm lease avail.
AT ONLY S3.15 per 50. II,
Consult DAVID GILBERT,
COmmercial Dent
Evening star., 1962-01-06

RENT OR BUY unusual contempo-
rary brick ramblers with excellent
floor plan. 3 and 4 bedrms., 2
baths, completely equipped ultra
with finished rec. rms. with fire
places, patios, large level wooded
lots near Mt. Vernon. Terms are
extremely flexible and immediate
occupancy is available. Will rent,
lease with option. lease, purchase
standing opportunity. TOWN g.
COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC.
TIE R.Gllk q tn O
Evening star., 1962-01-06
VTTIV6SI OTVUIVS TUT HEW
(cOkIiNuEp)

CONN. AVE AREA - 977 SO. It,
suite w/private bathroom on 10th
conveniently ioc.: S46S monthly,
insl. all utils, except telephones
call MRS. MILLER. FE. s-090O.'
CORNER Fairfax dr.. and N. Ran.
dolph ST., Affirm, 2-bath cor.
ner house. suitable for offices or
small business Sl60 mo. now avail.
Call BENOIT a. ALVAREZ, Real-
tors, KE. S-8677.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

FALLS CHURCH-3.bedrm. brick
rambler. full bsmt,, outside entr..
rec. r1i: 1;:: fen lot, fisspl oon odnishS;; :;
OWNER, 1905 Deborah dr., JE,
3-0390
RANCHER, in close
In N. Arlington location Of expen-
siye custom homes; full center
hall, diversified living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm.. de
luxe kit. w/breakfast nook; 3
twin-bedrms., 8 full baths; pan
eled rec. rm. with fireplace in
walkout basement: 2-car garege;
gorgeous 100-140 gently sloping
professionally Handicapped lot. Just
reduced to S3l 800 with flexible
financing. Trades considered.
CROWELL a. CO., INC, Realtors,
Arlington office JA. 5-0707.
LAKE BANCROFT, reduced to
ieyei Garages, rage sheter. Issn wa Walk sD5 to
school. OWNER, CL. 6-1642.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

FALLS CHURCH-GI no SS down.
large all-brick rambler; sep. din.
rm., full bsmt.; fenced yd.: good
location.
VIENNA-3-bedrm. cottage; gar
age; h-acre level lot; S1l,500,
Evening star., 1962-01-06
CARROLLTON

e123 s4th ave.-open Sat. and
sun. Attractive splft-level. 3 bed
rms, 2 full baths, large lily. rm
with fireplace and picture window
separate din. rm., de luxe elec,
Kit, wall oven, surface range and
disposal, large finished rec. rm.
plus full bsmt. area. owner trans
ferred. Needs immediate sale. AS
sumo large trust. Trades invited.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

sEEEPY EsPYD Hollow oILo AREA
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms,, sep. din.
rm. and q full daylight bsmt. with
spacious rec. rm. overlooking lge.
rear fenced yard. Priced S25.450,
FHA down pymt.. So, 400.
Hollow rd. to 1st right past Con-
gressional High School, MARROW
DIR. to sos. OPEN 1 It'll dark.
ROYAL HOMES, INC, REALTORS
CI,. $1,000 Ewes, b24-32O1
Evening star., 1962-01-06

McLEAN-Even II you don't buy It,
you ought to see 1t. The admis-
sion price to inspect this country
favored hand-built all-brick home
WOODED ACRE with gurgling
stream featuring 3 bedrms.. 2H
baths, step-down living rm. with
bearned ceiling, dining balcony
with lovely mirror-planter effect.
country size Kitchen with CUSTOM
built knotty pine cabinets, lge.
screened porch, daylight base
ment. Near st. Johns Catholic
Church and CIA. Priced in 30s.
Excellent financing. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON, ia. 5-155O; ewes.
KE Q-A2d6
Evening star., 1962-01-06
STORE OR OFFICE

Realtors 1900 Lee Hwy, Arl.
IA. 4-1300 Ewes, Sun, ia. 2-7S29
Evening star., 1962-01-06
BROYHIIT,
Realtors 1900 Lee Hwv Ari
IA. 4-1300 Ewes, Sun, IA. 2.7s20

FAIRFAX CITY-Mod. off. space.
new bldg; &c; will partition to
sult tenant: immed. occup.: less
main thoroughfare; CIR $3.50,
bet. 0 an. and s o m weekdavs
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER, o17 washington ave.
o. by apt. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
fun bsmt. Substantial cash needed
TO assume present 4hTo financ-
ing e a-S4O4
Evening star., 1962-01-06
LangleV-McLean

& pvnn,EMsR. MR. . IT . ITIEa JTHN 6N q , ZIP
Tremendous rambler; stone fire
place In living room, kitchen is
i6 IT, long, full basement with
family room and paneled utility
area plus built-in garage. For the
buy Of 1862 at only $30,500-
call now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS ia. 10000
LARGE FAMILY? = 6 huge bed
rooms, 4 tiled baths, 20x20 kitch-
en-. Very close in. Roomy old house
in excellent condition. Need i'm
mediate sale.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
IA. 7-444S Ewes. WE. 1-1S91
Evening star., 1962-01-06
DESK SPACE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Service station available on main
artery In NV. area. Established
gallonage and tremendous mechan-
ical trade. Small investment will
put q mechanical-minded individ-
uRl in his own business. For more
information contact Mr., MORE
LAND. LA Q-hnOn
Evening star., 1962-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUEDl
ALL BRICK RAMBLER

m st.. Mary's Parish; 3 bedrms. Il,
galore. This home can be bought
with no dn. payment G1 and DOS
po HESfrAST 5rAyUv m
Evening star., 1962-01-06
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

and Decatur SITS. NV
30x40, $4,000; $4,000 down
w. c. SMITH, DI. 7-1411 ewes.
FE 3-RA30.
Evening star., 1962-01-06
NEW
NEW
BRICK RAMBLER

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBoRHooD
Center hall, large living rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., de luxe kit,
with eating space, 8 bedrlns., 3
tiled baths, finished rec. rn. with
firepl., finished rm. in bsmt. for
bedrm. or study, util. I'M, dble
gar, screened porch. h.-w.h. i
conv. to churches, schools and
shopping. Dir: From Key. Bridge
out Lee hwy, right on Glebe I'd.
to 3400 N. Glebe rd. Open Sat.
and Sun. 1-5 pm; other days
by appt
HOWARD N. HEFLIN
TT C-07Q7
Evening star., 1962-01-06
NIX. -. O-ofUf.
CALL LYNN REALTY

70 assume present 4hFo financ-
ing. tE. 3-8404.
CALL LYNN REALTY
FALLS CHURCH-GI no SIS down:
large all-brick rambler; sep. din.
Tm:, full bSmt.; fenced yd.; good
viEsSSiNiqHIs-bedrm.. sSiiq cottage; gar
aaSe;o s1aere cae level lot; sll'6oO'
uHERRYDALE, betw. Lee hwy, and
Lorcom lane-New, brick rambler;
with firepl., sep. din. rm., elec,
kit. with dishwasher, disposal,
wall oven, Ia baths; full bsmt,
with room for rec. rm. Walk to
stores, schools. $22,95O. owner
builder. KE. 6-9S30.
CHESTERBROOK WOODS, Mclean
list time advertised; beautiful q
story white brick house on tree
shaded lot, center-hall entrance,
liv; rm., din. rm.,. screened porch,
bedrms., den, ga baths. sepa-
rate stairway to rm. above ga
rage. clubrm. with fireplace, patio.
@Gs GRACE &C A. GNS.ESiTsi KEMPToN, RealtOr
Ell. 6-4934 Mclean Ell. 6-326S
COLLINGWOOD ESTATES = New
L shaped rambler on u acre lot
Just off Mt. Vernon Parkway and
only ) minutes to Alexandria.
3 bedrm.. ]. r. with fireplace,
modern fully equipped kitchen
with eating space and outside en-
trance, full basement with fin
ished rec. room, utility room and
space for . more bedrooms. car
port and patio. Immediately avail
able for only S26.95O.
ROUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.
ALEX. S36-6200
Spfld. 451-2500 Mclean 356-7000
CONVENIENT N. ARL.-Brick Colo
nial with lst-flr. powder rm., lge.
liv. I'm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rm.. cheerful kitchen, 8 lge. bed
rms. and full bsmt. with fireplace.
Attached garage, porch and land
scaped level lot. Excellent condi-
ton. So, 800. TOWN g. COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC. KE. $4,000,
8 to 8.
DREAM COLONIAL, ali brk., side
screened porch. 8 bedrms., sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt.; S16.750, as
sumo large loan. L. j. LISZ CO..
HE. 4-1300.
FAIRFAX : Split level, OWNER.
Az 90 GI. 21s bath. bsmt., gar.
many extras CIR 3-512H
Evening star., 1962-01-06
LANGLEY-McLEAN


Striking Simplicity
Huge entrance foyer. powder room
in beautiful black and gold decor,
gracious living room and dining
room with wall-to-wall carpeting
huge fireplace in family room, ad-
Joining kitchen with sliding glass
doors to 34-ft. screened porch,
M'lady's master bedrm. suite with
fireplace. dressing room and bath.
8 more twin-sized bedrooms and
bath. Terrific storage plus gear
garage. 22O5 Shipman lane.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS JA. 10000
Evening star., 1962-01-06
GRACE A. KEMPTON
DTAT TOD

Ell. 6-4934 Ell. 6-326S
MCLEAN, ELMWoOD ESTATES
BY OWNER, immed. occup., z
picture wind. overlook a 65x27-
It. walled patio and over 2 land
scaped acres. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
and study are conplimented by q
4O-ft. rec. rm., 2 firepl., screened
porch, sundeck and 2-car carport
Priced in the mid 40s. SS. 900 to
$4,000 cash needed. Ell. 6-3364.
MCLEAN, VA.-Contemp. California
ranch, 3 bedrms., ga baths, liy;
rm.. din. rm. and center hall
cyprus paneled. Carpeting and
drapes. Cathedral ceilings. win
dows sky light kit. pantry, pan
eled rec. rm. with built-in custom
bar, Hi Fl system, paneled study,
2 fireplaces. hobby. shop, finished
proof storage closets; carport;
garden shop. ranch fenced, "a
acre scenic lot, walk ways, large
trees. compl. Handicapped. 1.S mi.
to CIA. Furn. or unfurn. A most
unusual home for the contem-
porary Of heart. Ell. 6-4SO9 Tor
amt