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MILLROSE SUMMARIES

1850; John Rose, Arizona State
ROLAND Cruz, Villanova, 1870.
16-pound shotput-l, Gary Gubner
NYU, SO feet 10H inches indoor rec.
ord; old record. SO feet Ia inches. by
q. 1850; , 2, Ed M ROhlsr: Fordhsm
Street Boys, s4ioK M3 e. joe Marchio anP
New York A. C., Ssh.
High jump, Bobby Avant, Saugus
Calf. 8 feet 10 inches; 2. Johr
Thomas, Boston University, 6-S: 3
Joe Faust, Mount San Antonio Col.
lese. 61s; 4. Bob Gardner New Yori
one;mile. college relay, villanovf
ner, Robert Raemore), 3:1S1 >, NYU
3:l9.S; 3, Maryland State. 5000.
One mile college relay, William!
Charles Deichman,. Karl Neuse JOIN
One-mile college relay: I-Bostor
University Frank Weber, Dave Harlick
Art Freeman, Ed TantorskD: . Rut
gers; -3-seton Hail. 4-Rhode Island
Two-mlle college relay; 1-Hol,
Bud Barker. charles BucRta) S;$6.4
1868: 4-ViIlanova, 1895.
John Jones, william LIBBY, Dave Rum Rum
sey, David Farley, 7:41.7: Princeton
b b;4S. 8; "a 344ds'racuse' TAB; 4-FOrd
1gt 5atsEnat Ea. c tTfss b 6sIsS Nc
cleane, Noel Carroll, Ron Delaney
7;3S4: 2.Csnada' TAGS: 3-Unitet
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town IN. j., $3.50; st.
- Stephens got by PriOry,
1873; Good Counsel dOwned
Gaithersburg, 54-44; Long
fellow edged Capitol Page,
1888, and Bulls School de-
feated Charlotte Hail, 72-46.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jeff Rogers dumped in 26 points
as the Quakers hit for their
highest total since 1852. John
Bralove contributed IL points
and AL Stevenson 10. Steve
Balaban was high for the visi-
tors with 26 points, 10 of that
total in the second half.
ST. STEPHENS PRIORY-
Jim Howard led the Saints, now
SO for the season, with Is
points, but the games top
scorer was John Plat with 80
points, including IA of 81 from
the foul line.
GOOD COUNSEL GATH
ERSBURG - Bob lombard
paced the Falcons with 20
points and Frank James added
Is to~bring the team record to
LIS. Jim Ward was high for
the losers with IA.
LONGFELLOW-C CAPITOL
PAGE-With 80 seconds left in
the game and Longfellow trail
ing, 1887, Jay Durham made
hook shot to bring Longfellow
its second victory in three
starts.
BULLIS-CHARLOTTE HALL
Bulls School brought its rec
ord to A and Al in the Cen
trail Interscholastic Conference
with Stuart Miller with "a
points and Paul Cotter with %
setting the pace in yesterdays
victory.
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Loss 10 Vocats
Proves Colts
Can Be Taken
By BOB HANSON
Star Staff Writer

Coolidge went through first
round play in the West Divi.
sion of the Interhigh League
unbeaten, but there were those
who felt the Colts could be
taken. ,.r
Bell proved them right yes.
terday in a 62-49 drubbing .oi
Coolidge at Roosevelt.
Western won its fifth
straight in the league with
a 1858 decision over Roose-
welt, and Dunbar got out Of
the basement and put Wilson
there with . 63-52 victory
in other West Division
games.
In the East Division, Nc
Kinley moved into a first
place tie with Spingarn by
trampIing Phelps, 68-37, and
Chamberlain crushed Ana
costa, 66-36.
Coolidge, by Coach Julian
Colangelo's own admission, has
been lucky. From here on in
it will take more than luck
to keep the Colts up there and
Bell, Western and possibly
Roosevelt will figure promi-
nently before second round
play has ended.
The Vocats, paced by James
Bragg, James Jackson and
Robert Stewart, an All-Higt
end in football, have won -four
of their last five games and
Coach Moe Janigan now has
then moving in high gear.
The formula used by the
Colts in winning six straight
league games-coming from be-
hind-failed them yesterday
Coolidge held a 1912 first
quarter lead and q scant 1921
margin at halftime, mainly be-
cause it was getting the re-
bounds.
But Bell started a fast break
in the third period. got the
boards, and the Colts faded
fast. Charles Bowman put the
Vocats into a 1927 lead shortly
after the third quarter got un-
der way and they were never
headed. Bell scored So points
in the second half to Coolidge's
% for the margin.
WeStern-R OOsevelt-The fast
improving Raiders had three
players who combined for al
but seven of the total points
Jeff O'Neal had %, Lawrence
Bradford 81 and Harry Brock
enberry 10. Leonard Williams
hit for "a points for Roosevelt
Dunbar WilSOn-Larry Ford
led Dunbar to its second league
victory with % points and Is
rebounds. Bernard Wallace
Clipped in with 16 points
Tommy Mcdonald had 16
points and Mike Thomas IA for
the Tigers.
Neutrality-suspicious. - Edward
Taylor pumped in "a points and
Donald Roe 16 for the Trainers
Andre Jordan and Purnell
Pinkney took care of most of
the rebounds.
Chamberlain AnacOStia -
Chamberlain brought its league
record to ga as Dennis Hya-
ter led the Volts attack with rs
points. John Nicholson added
II.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale, 10; Stuart, 80.
Bell, 62: Coolidge, 40.
Bladensburg at Northwestern. ppd.
Blair, So; Sherwood, 80.
e eRaSb sGhHG 81 3d. o RnseSs Hs e. 49,
Dunbar, SO; Wilson, so.
DuVal at Suitland, Dpd.
Flint Hill at Landon w, ppd.
Friends, SO; Moorestown IN. -, 60
George Westminster, So; Fairfax. q
GrOvetOn, rs; Lee, 80.
Hammond. Al: Falls Church, "A.
Hoffman Boston, 50; Jennie Dean, 81
Howard w County 70 60 aL MSrthwe s% So
LOngfelIow,- 80; Capitol Page, 80.
Luther Jackson. So; Parker-Gray. 80
M MaS;h' 49, 49, GG TSsIn. 20.
Mount Vernon, SO; Mclean, 55 lover
9 9TsSae. ~ Isl Gi. GfFES,, g. g.
sPTias59Sot; 4; G!sSsIs' g.
Wakefield at Madison, ppd.
Washin.ton-Iee, -: osbouTn, So.
Western. 20; Roosevelt, So.
GAMES TODAY
DeMatha at American U. FrOsh, 8
Landon at Episcopal, 3.
Flint Hin at ouaniico Post, $50.
Georgetown Prep at st. James, 2:3O.
Glen Burnie at NOrthwOOd, 8.
Richard Montgomery at Blair, 3.
Damascus at Springbro0k, 1870.
WashingtOn-Lee at Yorktown, &.
George Washington at Stuart, 8.
GAME TOMORROW
Benedictine at O,COnnell, 3.
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pouring in 26 points to pace the
Atoms to their fifth victory il
10 games. John Anterior
Clipped in with II points. Buc
Anderson's % points led Stuart
In other games involving
Virginia schools. George
Mason defeated Warren
County, 56-35, at George
Mason; HOffma n Boston won
its seventh straight in the
VIA league, 55-32, over Jennie
Dean at HOffman-BOstOn;
Orange dumped Garfield,
71-55, in a Group lib game
at Orange and James Wood
nipped HerndOn, $3.50, in a
Group lib battle at James
Wood.
GEORGE MASON-WARREN
CO.-Eddie Harrison was the
games big scorer with &c
points for George Mason.
HOFFMAN BOSTON JEN-
ME DEAN - Hoffman-Boston
led all the way to record its
eighth victory in IL games and
remain unbeaten in league
play. Thomas Cant was the
only man in double figures for
the winners with 81 points.
ORANGE GAR FIELD
Dave Holiday, Gene Sparks
and Billy Edwards combined
for 81 points, two more than
the entire Garfield team, as
Orange won its fifth game in
IL. Manfred Brown had 20
points for the losers.
JAMES WOOD HERNDON
Billy Pugh drove in for the
winning basket with 80 seconds
to play, breaking a $3.50 tie
and giving James Wood a
come from : behind victory
Herndon, led by Paul Fox and
Harry Crone. led, 1888, at the
end of the third period,
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Totals IA $40 Totals "a 1S So
Halftime: 30-l5, Chamberlain.
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HOGKEYsCORES

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester. 3; Providence, ,.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Greensboro, 5; Knoxville, =.
Philadelphia, z; Johnstown, ..
Charlotte, 4 Long Island, ..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Paul, 3: Minneapolis, /.
Omaha, /: Fort Wayne, /.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Portland. 4: Vancouver. ..
Edmonton, D: Calgary, 3.
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Fights last Night
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. - Baby Vasquez,
1854, Mexico, outpointed Jimmy
Fields, 1864, Los Angeles (1O).
HAMBURG, Germany. - Gustav
ScholZ, 172, Germany, outpointed
Michel Diouf. 1884, France QOl.
ROME, 1taly:-Bruno Visintin, $50,
Brazil 90.
TOKYO. - Kyo Noguchi, l11h, ia
pan, knocked out Cherngchai Laem-
tapha, 1884, Bangkok (5).
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (AP).-
Summaries of the Millrose
games held in Madison Square
Garden last night:

6O-yard dash: Frank Budd, VIII
bara lCalif) A. c.; 3-Wilton jackson
Philadelphia Pioneer CLUB: Paul
Drayton, Villanova, :06.1 equals Mill
rose record.
6O-yard high hurdles: Hayes
Jones. Detroit; Russ Rogers, Mary.
land State; 3-Bill johnson, College
Park. Md: Mike Herman, GRAND
Mel Sheppard 6O0-1-Jack Yerman
United States Army. Preside. Calf
III; ,2-Georse Kerr, Champaign. Iii.
FFrosh,, 1;ll.5; 4-Dick Edmunds
Quantico Marines, l:ll.6.
SSO-yard run: Jerry Siebert
Berkeley, Calf, l:53.9; Bill Gro,
, theirs, East York T. c., Toronto, "a /
3-FranG Tomeo, Fordham. 1:54.1
Jim Brown, NYU, 1:545.
Wanamaker mile: Peter Close
New York A. c.; Cary WeiSiger
Quantico Marines: 3-Tom Sullivan
Villanova Frosh: Ed Moran, New
York A. c., 4:0S.6.
Millrose two-mile run: 1-Jaret
Nourse, Duke, S:59.4; Pat Clohessy
u of Houston T c., 9:OO.S: Sam.
dor ,Ilharos, Hungary. 9:O1 g.; A.
Charles Clark, Santa Clara Youth vii
lage, 9:05.
Pole vault: John Uelses, Guam.
tico Marines, l6 feet u inch (indool
record; old record, 1891. by Dor
Bragg, Philadelphia, February 10
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Bisons Shooting
For Fifth in Row
By the Associated Press

Howard UniverSity's basket
ball team will seek its fifth
straight victory tonight when
the BisonS meet Montclair
Teachers at Banneker Junior
High School at BIS
Howard won it's fourth in a
row and upped its seasons rec
ord to 5-8 by defeating Bloom
field. 1882, last night at Ban
neker. Paul GiSt's two free
throws in the final minute
brought the Bisons from be-
I, 4
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Many styles, fabrics and colors.
From Italy, Spain, Israel, Japan
and our own Boston, U. s. A.
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PUNeo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients March 5-12: Mas
ter Bonner Adams Of Belhaven
Mrs. Tony Belle Wobeg and Wal
ter Blake of Pantego. Mrs. Doris
Rose Of Swan Quarter, Mrs. Maude
Styles of Bath. Philip Slade OF
Oxen Hill, Md. Mrs. Leon Mooney
of Fairfield and Frank Daw OF
Pinetown.
White births:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Ray Tay-
lor Of Belhaven daughter, Tracie
Gail Taylor on March 8, mother
was the former Hazel Whitfield
Davenport.
Colored births:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Benjamin
Lee of Pantego a son, Alvin Ber-
nard Lee on March 5, mother was
the former Minnie Louise Sykes
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Thomas Harris
of Pantego a daughter, Angela An
nette Harris on March 5, mother
was the former Ella Mae Hankins
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DIR. PATRICK ADDRESSES
PANTEGO PURITAN CLUB

The Pantego Ruritan club had as
guest speaker, DR.. Neal Patrick of
Washington when they met at
Flossie's House Thursday evening"
DR.. Patrick's subject was "Medi-
cal Care for the Aged.
The club decided to entertain the
boys and girls basketball teams of
Pantego High School at a supper,
the date to be announced later.
Jake Van Gyzen, Walter Canady
and Zeno Ratcliff, Jr. reported on
the recent barbecue supper that
raised money for the clubs com
munity projects.
Ernest Cullifer reported that the
Agriculture committee recommends
ed that the club give assistance to
the adult education program which
lis to be started in the Pantego
school.
Guests included Vann Respess,
Zeno Ratcliff, Sr., and Johnny Md
|gette, Charles Benson presided.
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PUNGOAN BOOK CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. PURvIS

The Pungoan Book Club met on
Thursday evening, March 8 at the
home of Mrs. julie Purvis. The par
ty rooms were lovely with arrange
ments Of camellias, jonquils, spirea
and other spring flowers.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, president
presided over the meeting and well
coined the special guest, Mrs. Har-
|riet Brown Harris, former resident
and teacher in the John A. Wilkin-
son School.
After short business session,
the meeting was turned over to
Mrs. j. T. Byrum, who gave the
short paper on The Common Mar
ket. She discussed President Ken
|nedy's asking for power to regu-
late tariff as was deemed neces-
sary.
Mrs. Roy Justice, having the
long program introduced her guest
speaker, Mrs. Harris. Her topic
was Charles Dickens-his life
parents - family - love life and
home. When Mrs. Harris visited
Europe she spent whole day at
the Dickens home in London, which
lis practically museum. She dis
cussed main characters in Dickens
books.
The hostess served cake and
cream to the following; Mesdames
H. L. Harvey, J. R. Brown, J. T.
Byrum, Paul Dawson, Andrew Hod.
ges, Roy Justice, /. L. Leary, ]. H
Lupton, E. w. Midgette, Angus
Miller, r. d. Mitchell, j. H. Purvis
Jesse Taylor, Miss Katie Topping
and Miss Loyce Crimson.
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YOUNG FOLK
INVOLVED IN WRECK

A ford station wagon driven by
Carolyn Gum, 10 of Belhaven,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Gum went out Of control three
miles east Of Washington Saturday
morning and overturned. Miss FL
dene Dudley Is alo of Belhaven
received broken collar bone and
other injuries and remains in cri-
tical condition at Beaufort Coun-
ty Hospital in Washington, where
she was rushed by ambulance.
Besides Miss Gum and Miss
Dudley the following teenagers
were in the station wagon, Miss
Polly Jarvis, Michael Dudley, Bud
dy McHarney, Curtis Creole ant
Ray Gum. The young people were
enroute to the "Teen-C anteen' pro
gram at WITH television studio il
Washington. Ray Gum received 9
dislocated elbow, the only serious
injury besides Miss Dudley, who
was pinned under the steering
wheel until help arrived. Wet high
way and soft shoulders were giver
as the cause of the accident. The
Ford station wagon was complete
ly demolished.
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MRS. MOLLIE SADLER was hon
ored on the occasion of her seth
birthday when her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Dodd entertained with a turkey din
ner.
Mrs. Sadler was the former Mol
lie Midgette Of Engelhard and wi
dow of the late Frank Sadler also
of Engelhard. The couple had IL
children, nine of whom are still
living. Mrs. Sadler makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. D. l.
Hodges, of Belhaven Ri. One.
Three sons were on hand with
their wives TO help their mother
celebrate. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Sad
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sadler Of
Swan Quarter and Mr.. and Mrs
Emmitt Sadler of Engelhard. Mrs
Thurman Spencer and Mrs. Ber
Spencer were also guests.
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SILvERaANNIvERSARY EOR
BELHAVEN ROTARY CLUB

-, - ~ nA. D1Ao.~.,
Inc Delnascn-l a4. ~ -.
cluD nelu ass Wy sSs =. Az 49,
sary u,nnel =, 49,. ~ w
a. Wifknlson iuhSh i
Guests were greeced tDy the no
tary Annes and presented with ma.
waiian leis. The rotary coiors VI
blue and gold We're represented IN
table arrangements.
Centering the speakers table was
a large birthday cake ICED IN Diue
and white and topped with 20 vel
low candles.
James Calfee presided and Prem
tiss O'Neal acted as master of cere-
monies. The invocation was gwen
by DR.. Maynard Fletcher OF wash
ington and DR.. w. 1. Ralph rec
ognized the guests.
Marion Dilday gave brief his
tory OF the club. One OF the out
standing projects OF the club was
the building OF the Belhaven Com
munlty Center. When the late y. r
Walker was club president, the ciut
actively supported the building o.
the Pungo District Hospital. Inc
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arrangements were used in the
party rooms for decorations.
Upon arrival Of guests Mrs. Mid
gette served a dessert course with
coffee and during progressiops she
served iced bottle drinks, nuts and
candy.
Those playing were Mesdames
Jimmie Calfee, David Balance, Jr.,
Marshall Willis, Leigh Wahab, C.
B. Tillman, H. L. Dilday, James
Griffin, Cleve Woodward, Guests
were Mesdames w. B. Voliva, Jesse
Taylor and Victor Rnark.
When scorer were added high
went to Mrs Woodward, low TO
Mrs. Voliva and lbingo to Mrs. Crit
fin.
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PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC
SET AT BELHAVEN

The Pre-School clinic of the john
A. Wilkinson School will be held
on Thursday March Is, from
300 A. M. until HOO A. M.
Parents of children who will be
six years of age on or before mid
night October 16, 1862, are asked
to bring their children for registra-
tion. Blanks should be obtained
from the school office before the
date on which the clinic will be
held.
If child has not had smallpox
vaccination and completed all the
immunization shots, including boos-
tiers and polio shots, he should be
taken to the Health Department, or
the family doctor.
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NEWS OF BELHAvEN
And The Pungo River District
MRS NJ L WINDLEY. nfstiye-Teephone WI ssobl
RECORDERS COURT LIsTINGs

Gases annearing on the Belhaven
Racor.ier's Court docket recently
we've as follows:
c.....;o Ana, pohl,;ns 81 a,and
coz e. - c.sts
- - - -. - = p....,,o
Ervin Ais.on le - ss'
violating tne pedestrian iaW' cosss
OF court.
William Earl DICKENS Oh Del
haven operating a vehicle without
liability insurance, $zo 1ine anu
court costs.
Willie Lee Creole of Pantego,
violating the pedestrian law, costs
Of court.
Romplous Stanley Hodges of Bel
haven one,,at;no car with improper
oo,,efler court costs.
John walter White of Belhayen.
sneed;ng 75 miles in a IS miles
zone 900 fine and costs.
c,.adx, david Fnssell Of Relhayen.
sa;1;nc 70 SION at q ston SIGN. $40
and court costs.
william Raw Ravnor of Ri /,
panteoo falling to ston at a stop
sion court costs.
Iohn Arson Gibbs of Ri. / En-
ralhard ;mnroner nassinp. $40 and
"osts
E}mer Hubers of Pantego. fail
inr 70 DISPLAY 1862 auto tags, court
costs.
R;ll Asa Waters of Rt Pine
TOWN shedding IS miles IN a 55 mile
zone $40 fine and costs
Charles Richard Wilkins of Bel
haven sneedin9 65 miles in a 55
ru;le 400 and costs
Hurley Eborn of Route L Pine
/, bown. speeding IS miles in a As
nile sIi1 and costs
.J,,stns Greenwood Smith. Jr of
Re,hayen RI 2 GENERATING : car with
innrcner mnffler costs of the
,,c,,,+
William Tbactom Mason Of Rel.
haven rass;ng . wo,tblass cbacl<
eo0 and costs
T;motbv Raeamore, of RI 9
w;rdaor ass;no ! worthless chac,.
SIM and costs
william Tettarton Of RI pante.
on nassino, q worthless check or.
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PILOT PICKED UP

1t. Philip D. Shade was picked
up by loggers and brought to Pun
go District Hospital on Thursday
after he elected from his crippled
F-100 Super Sabre Jet.
The Lieutenant was flying a rou-
tine training mission out of the
Myrtle Beach, S. c., Air Force
Base. His aircraft crashed in q
sparsely populated area in Hyde
County.
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Merdames Ed Harris. Charles Pow
ell. Russell Daniels, James Ed
wards. Charles Latham, D. A.
Rouse, E. x. Ross. Jr., and Frank
Noble.
Mrs. Powell won the high score,
Mrs. Daniels the low and Mrs.
Edwards won at Bingo.
During progressions the hostess
served chilled bottle drinks and
cheese waters and at conclusion Of
play a dessert course Of cake and
coffee.
Mrs. Charles Midgette was hos
tess to her club and invited guests
on Thursday evening. Dried floral
Evening star., 1962-04-29
By FRANK JUDGE

Bill Williams, and as such she insists
she is no different from millions of
other working wives.
Life for the Williams family is far
different from that depicted by the fan
magazines.
The only real mark of affluence is
the family's 45-foot cabin cruiser,
Lively Lady, which is moored at Long
Beach, go miles from Encino. The
family spends weekends and vacations
aboard ship, often cruising to Catalina
or Coronado for fishing and fun.
Like many another mother, Barbara
handles homework, colds, household
schedules, allowances, meal planning
and revolutions against spinach.
Il cope with the boys who hang
Evening star., 1962-04-29

. ak down a quiet, tree
~ lined street in the Los
Angeles suburb of Encino
almost any weekend and you'll see
television's most efficient secretary.
But you'll hardly recognize her as
the pretty young matron riding bike,
a hamster in her jacket and stream
of excited children cheering her on.
This is Barbara Hale.
It's perhaps her way of countering
the role of Della Street, perfect sec
retary to Perry Mason, whom she
portrays every Saturday on CHS.
The resemblance is strictly coin
cidental," she admits. I'm not nearly
as formal as Della"
In private life she is the wife of actor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
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ious tenants homes and farm
bldgs., S1.100 per acre. A natural
for DEVELOPMENT. MPPC, scheduled
sewer. yrs.
.POOLESVILLE - Several farms,
$500 per acre.
cOLESVILLE AREA-2O0 lots. R.
80, sewer and water. excellent
PoToMAc-22 acres plus heavily
Wooded high elevation, overlooking
river, $500 per acre. Terms,
Also two 11-acre lots wooded.
A. K. PERRY
Res. OIL. 6-1341 Office OIL. 4-S11l
KORZENDORFER REALTY NC.
LEESBURG AREA acres, lovely
S-rm. house. in small twn. Barns,
ETC., for pony or stock. S15,5O0.
H. 3. BRUZEE.H03-S22-5117
WARRENTON HIDE-A-WAY-l5O
rolling acres. Excellent old farm
house, barn. silo, stream. S27,950.
Z. F. STEFFEY, r. E., JE. 4-OO64.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
George Mason Green Co.
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