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Arizona sun., 1962-12-06
SARWARk MOTOR sales
AL 8-67Ol
Open All Day Saturday
1910 E. Van Buren,

stock 80 days must be sold at
choose from
Arizona sun., 1962-12-06
SUPPORT YOUR
N.A.A.C.P.

Boy Scout boys will be passing
out Goodwill Bags all around
about town, so everyone is asked
to check the attic, garage and
stOrerOOm and save your out
grown or unused things to help
the handicapped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

A repeat of DR.. Frank Baxters
science series specials, THE Thread
of Life"-a story of human heredity
will be among the TV highlights
for Sunday, December l6. This list
is compiled from available informa-
tion)
AL Pro Football 1890 pm,
WMAL-D. San Diego at Dallas.
Science Series Is pm, WRC-4.
Repeat. The development of the SCI
ence of geneticS in relation to plants,
to animals and finally to human
beings. DR.. Frank Baxter host.
Twentieth Century (6p.m.. WTOP-
81. A curious and tragic story of a
Red Army general, Andrea Andrea
vich Vlasov. who led mass detection
against Stain during World War II.
Password $3.50 pm, WTOP 81.
Joan Crawford and Barry Nelson,
guests.
The Sunday Stur TV Magazine, v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
And Next Sunday

Walt Disney's World 7:30 pm,
WRC-4. The story of Hurricane
Hannah, which ripped through Flor
ida and Texas.
Sunday Night Movie g pm,
WMAL-D. Repeat. Gregory Peck as
Ahab in Melville's "Moby Dick"
Bonanza % pm. WRC-4. Hoss,
injured, must await the jailed doc
tors release. De Forrest Kelley as
DR.. Jones.
Show of the Week 90 pm.
WRC-4. The Ordeal of DR.. Shan
non," an adaptation of A. j. Gro
nin's novel. Rod Taylor plays the
title role with Finlay Currie as his
hospital chief.
Voice of FirestOne 90 pm,
WNdAL-D. Howard Keel, dancers
Melissa Hayden and Jacques DAM
boise, and Patrice MunSel Glenn
OsSer, guest conductor.
shinston. D. C.. December 9. 1862 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
q GUNSM0KE.

81 GUNSMOkE.
Western. l Hour. Nothing goes right
for Chester dennis WeaVer) when he
tries to earn extra money to keep his
crooked uncle Henry Beckman) out Of
Dodge City Joyce Buifant is featured
1870 @ Mr.. LUCKY.
Crime. John Vivian stars. tRepeat)
l0:45 q MAKE THAT SPARE.
Top bowlers compete fer cash prizes.
Johnny Johnston, commentator
HOO q NEWS q WASHINGTON.
David Rush reporting.
@ PLAYHOUSE FIVE.
Movie. Approximately Hours. Escape"
1910. Norma Shearer
q ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
World News. Local News. Weather.
Sports. Editorial
q IL Pm. REPORT.
News. Weather. Sports.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

in the closing seconds for tht
Vikings score.
Jim Ninowski, obtained By
Browns from Detroit for Quar-.
terback Milt Plum. hit Rich
Kreitling with q 17-yard scor-
ing pass in the third period to
break a TT tie and Lou Groza's q
29-yard field goal added the
insurance.
Tom Wilson. one Of the Is
new faces on the Browns, COM
bined with last years rushing
leader, Jimmy Brown, for 21O
yards, and the alert Brown
defense turned three intercept
tions into scoring strikes and
recovered q Giant tumble In
their own end zone to avert
another score. Alex Webster's
one-foot plunge got New York's
touchdown.
Crow Scores Three
Grow, out most Of the 1861
season with q broken ankle and
sidelined nearly q month dur
ing the training season with
an ankle sprain, scored three
touchdowns for the Cardinals.
one on a 2-yard pass from Sam
Evening star., 1962-09-17

Etcheverry, who also hit Sonny
Randle on a 68-yard scoring
aerial. Crows 26-yard run in
the third period put the Cardi-
nails ahead to stay.
Plum held UP his end Of the
Ninowski deal, passing for three
Detroit scores, two to Gail Cog
dill in a 21-point period. Pat
Studstill set up two Of them
with explosive kick returns, and
also scored later on q 9-yard
pass from Plum. The Steelers
were chained by the Lions de-
fense. scoring only in the sec
ond quarter on Ed Browns 43-
yard pass play to Preston Car
penter.
Roosevelt Taylor's 42-yard
run with an intercepted pass
shook the Bears out Of their
slump. and Willie Gallimore
added the clincherS with scor-
ing runs Of 81 and n yards in
the second half.
Chicago. which didn't win
any Of its five exhibition games,
took q ITO lead before Quarter
back John Brodie scored for the
49ers. He also threw a 33-yard
I'D pass to Bernie Casey.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

the Minnesota Vikings. scoring
three touchdowns, kicking two
field goals and adding four con-
versions for 28 points.
A sellout crowd Of 3S,669
watched Hornung's one-man
job on the Vikings, part Of q
record NFL opening day turn
out Of 341,913 that saw the
seven games.
The days biggest crowd was
at Cleveland, where o1,115 saw
the reiuvenated Browns defeat
the New York Giants, 17-7. In
other games, st. Louis, with
halfback John David Crow
leading the way, upset Phila-
delphia, 27-21; Detroit over
whelmed Pittsburgh, 45-7; Bal
timore came from behind to
upend Los Angeles, 30-27; Chi
cago's Bears upset the San
Francisco 49ers, 30-14. and
Washington and the Dallas
Cowboys played q S5-S5 tie.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
SINGING THAT SEPTEMBER SONG
Hornung off and Running Again

Hornung. holder Of the single
season scoring record Of 176
points which he set In 1860 In
the second Of three consecutive
scoring crowns, gained 81 yards
In 10 carries. But so Of these
resulted in touchdown runs,
and he added field goals Of 10
and IS yards.
TarkentOn Has Tough Time
The former Notre Dame ALL
America. who scored q record
making 10 points in the NILS
title game last year, scored his
teams first 20 points yesterday
before Bart Starr hit Ron
Kramer with an 18-yard scor-
ing pass. He then added the
final eight points.
Fran Tarkenton, manhandled
all afternoon by the Packers
equally tough defense, tossed q
17-yard pass to Jerry Reichow
Evening star., 1962-09-17
BANcED-UP REDSKINS
Freeman, BreedIove,
Barnes Among Hurt

II thought I'd get some con-
gratulations over here" he
quipped.
et -
The Cowboys never have won
q game from the Redskins, and
the Redskins have yet to beat
them In Dallas. Last years en-
gagement there ended In q
1928 tie.
~HHt
II pro football players were
unionized the Redskins de-
fense could have claimed over
time pay yesterday. They toiled
16 minutes, IS seconds, $3.50
longer than the offense. They
didn't win but they earned
every cent Of their pay.
-ATCHIsoN.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
sy the Associated Press

Paul Hornung Is as ready al
he'll ever be to help the Greer
Bay Packers defend their Ma.
tional Football League title thil
year, and that spells murder
for six other Western Division
hopefuls.
Hornung. who was the NILS
most valuable player and scor-
ing king in 1861 as the Packers
won their second straight
Western title and the cham
pionship, was almost painstak-
ingly slow in rounding into
form this year after being dis
charged from the Army in late
July.
S1,115 at Cleveland
But he was In mid-season
form yesterday as the Packers
opened defense Of their title
with q solid 34-7 victory over
Evening star., 1962-09-17

There would be almost q
many Redskins In the X-ray
room today as on the practict
field-if they were practicinl
that is.
Linebacker Bob Freeman
who was removed from thG
field in Dallas with an injured
right leg, will be examined fol
a possible fracture. The Gamers
will peer into Linebacker Rod
Breedlove's jammed shoulder
and take a look at Wingback
Jim Steffen;s rib. Wingback
Claude Crabb also has q dam
aged rib, and Linebacker Hugh
Smith q bad knee. Halfback
Billy Barnes twisted his left
ankle. He already had q bruised
knee.
About five minutes was re-
quired to remove Freeman from
the field because the only
stretcher In the Cotton Bowl
was in an ambulance parked
in the dressing room tunnel.
1t was locked and the driver
was sitting in the stands with
the spectators. Freeman would
MT put his leg down, fearing 1t
might be broken, and q pre-
mature announcement to this
affect was made in the press
box.
1t was hot In Dallas. Equip
ment Manager Kelly Miller
used 400 pounds Of ice, packed
in towels, ice packs etc.. 410
fresh towels, AZ gallons Of
water, 10 cases Of soft drinks,
four dozen oranges, and an un-
counted supply Of salt tablets
and vitamin pills. The Red
skins also gulped down two
small tanks Of oxygen.
Dick James was shifted to
defense when Freeman's injury
forced him out Of the game.
He'll probably go both ways
against the Browns, which is
one reason he'll receive the
Redskins player = of the year
C6D award Friday at the Red
skin Alumni's Welcome Home
luncheon at the Statler.
Today's practice" will be de-
voted to getting measured for
the burgundy sport coats to be
worn on future trips by all
members Of he squad and
coaching staff.
-
The Redskins got a break in
the first period yesterday when
Jerry Norton's recovery of
Barnes tumble was nullified by
a penalty against Dallas for
kicking a free ball. It started
a 51-yard drive for the first
touchdown.
They got another break when
Don Perkins dropped an almost
certain touchdown pass on the
Redskins five-yard line. Still
another was Warren Livings-
tons miss on an interception
in the second quarter.
Sam Baker could only sit and
stare at the dressing room floor
after missing a 35-yard place
ment that would have won the
game for Dallas. Later he
cheered up and went to visit
some old Redskin pals.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
PariIIi Shines
As Oilers Fall
To Patriots
~ the Associated Press


There's Q lot Of life left II
Old Bones yet, and the NOR
the merrier as far as the Bos-
ton Patriots are concerned.
Babe Parilli. the "old man
Of the Patriots. outdid another
old codger yesterday In lead
ing the Boston Patriots to 9
resounding 34-21 victory over
the American Football League
champion Houston Colts, who
were led by Quarterback
George Blanda's three touch
down passes.
Parilli tossed q pair, then
threw the last laugh at the
Oilers with q 32-yard scoring
gaIlop that rocked staid old
Harvard Stadium to its Ivy.
covered roots and threw the
Eastern Division into q three
way tie for the top.
Record Now Even
San Diego, struggling off the
1921 upset by Denver a week
ago, evened its record at IL
by bombing New York, 40-14.
But San Diego still trails the
Broncos. who hold the Western
Division lead with a 20 record
after edging Buffalo, 1920,
Saturday night.
Boston's improved defense
held the Oilers scoreless in the
second half, as Parilli and
kicker Gino Cappelletti took
over the offensive.
Partlli completed touchdown
passes Of 63 yards to Larry Gar
ron and 5 to Jim Colclough and
and Ron Burton ran so yards
for another score as the Patri-
OTIS held q 24-17 first-half lead
Cappelletti had a first-half field
goal of IS yards and one Of 20
In the final period just before
Parilli took off on his scoring
dash. which followed an inter-
ception.
Lincoln Runs 1O3 Yards
Blanda hit Charlie Hannigan
for 7S and 49-yard scoring
tosses and Bob Mcleod with
one Of 40 yards.
Keith Lincoln. Just moved
from the defensive platoon to
bulwark the shoddy running Of
the Chargers attack, ran 1903
yards with q kickoff and passed
to Lance Alworth for % yards
on a pass-option play to pace
the victory over New York.
Quarterback Jackie Kemp
threw a 67-yard touchdown
pass to Alworth, a rookie from
the University Of Arkansas, and
scored on a 1-yard plunge.
The Titans. now IL in the
Eastern Division along with
Boston, scored on two touch
down passes from their new
quarterback, Lee Grosscup, to
End Art Powell.
Saturday night, Gene Mingo'c
10-yard field goal in the final
30 seconds brought Denver's
victory over the Bills. Frank
Tripucka, another oldstel
whose passing set up UP the
winning kick, also had touch
down throws Of 10 yards to BOZ
Scarpitto and So to Al Frazier
Evening star., 1962-09-17

Baltimore-Mackey 2. pass from unitas
Harris kick).
Baitimore-Mackey 80, pass from
Unitas (kick blocked.
Los Anseles-Bass 9. run (Villanusva
kick).
Los Angeles-FieldRoal VillanuevA, 10.
Los AngeleS-Matson 20, pass from
Bratkowski CVillenueya kick).
Los Angeles-Fieldgoal Villanueva, IS.
Los .Angeles-Bass 20, run (villanueva
kick).
Baltimore-Berry 21. pass from Unitas
(Bielsd kick).
Baltimore-Orr IA, pass from Unitas
Attsndsnce-S4. 900 tsstimatsd).
Evening star., 1962-09-17
AH Standings

RESULTS YESTERDAY
san Diego. 40; New York. IA.
Boston, "a; Houston. 21.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Denver. %; Buffalo. 20 (niRht) -
GAMES FRIDAY
Denver at Boston (nighD.
GAMES SATURDAY
New York at Buffalo (night).
GAMES SUNDAY
Houston at San Diego.
\ Dallas at Oakland.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

CharHers-Kemp /, run CBlair kick)
Chargers-Alworth %, pass from Lin
coin (Blair kick).
Chargers-Jaekson 5, run (Blair kick
blair kick).
Titans-Powell 10, pass from GROSS
cup (Guesman ktck).
Chargers-Lincoln 103, kickoff return
(kick failed).
Cnargers-FG, Blair (44).
Titans-Powell IA, pass from Gross
cup (Guesman kick.
Attendanee-22,0 ,003.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

Houston-Hennigan 7s, pass from
Hoston-Garron SO. pass from Parif
(cappelletti kick.
Houston-Hennigan 49, pass from
Blanda (Blanda kickJ.
Boston-Burton 8, run (CappellettI
kick).
Boston-Colclough 5, pass from Parill
(Cappelletti kick.
Houston-McLeod 40, pass from Blands
(Blanda kick).
Boston-FG, Cappelletti (45l.
Boston-FG, Cappeletti t2ol.
Boston-Parilh 80. run (Cappellett
kick.
Attendance-32,276.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
NFL SUMMARIES

By the Associated Press
GREEN BAY IL 5 10 7-s1
Green Bay-Hornung 9, run Hornunl
kickl.
Green Bay-Hornung 7. run (Hornuns
kick).
Green Bay-Field goal (Hornuns, 10).
Green bayfield, goal .CHornung, 45)
Green Hay-Kramer is. pass from
Green Bay-Hornung 81. run Hcr-
nung kickl.
innesota-Reichow II, pass from
Tarkenton (Mercer kiek).
Attendance-3S,6 ,66o.
Evening star., 1962-09-17
szEGAcO szE GYAscxOScIscoo- : lS : 7 ~

Chieaso-Taylor ~. pasS interrogation
Neclerc kick).
Chicago-Fieldgoa Leclere IL.
chicago-casares 10, run Necierc
kiek).
san FFanciseo-5rodis Q, run Davis
ktck).
Chicago -oalimors 81, run Geclsrc
kick).
san FraneIsco.-casey SO, pass from
Brodie Davis kick).
Chicago-0alimore ~, run Ckick
failed).
Attendanco-z6,062
Evening star., 1962-09-17

81. LOUIS - 0 IS E27
Philadeiphis-Hrown gs: return Of
st. Louis-Crow 2, pass from Etch-
every Qkick failedl.
st. Louis-Randle 6S. pass from Etch-
every PERRY kick).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL, paag from
Jurgensen (Walston kick).
st. Louis-Crow 20, run perry kicD.
st. Louis-Crow 2. run Perry kick).
Philadelphia-Brown /. run (Walstor
kick).
AttendancO-6s,o6 $50.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

NV Y wy YORK 9 -------9 60 81
CLEVELAND ------- v 3E11
Cleveiand--Brown o, run loross kick)
New York-Webster 1.foot, plunge
(Chandler kick).
Ninowsh (Groza kick).
Cleveland-Fieldgoa 20, Gro8A.
Attendaneo-S1,11b.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

PTTTsBUR0H - 0 OF
DETROIT -=--- o 81 q 17-z6
Detroit-Cogdin /, pass from Plum
Walker kick).
Brown CMichaels kick).
Detroit-Pietrosanto ~, run (Walkef
petroit-cogdin RI. psss from Plum
walker kick).
Detroit-Lewis /, run (Kalker, kick)
Detroit-Lewis /. run (Walker kiek).
Detroit-Walker (Field goal, Az.
Detroit-Studstiu Q. pass from Plum
(Walker kick).
o41.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

By the Associated Press
Evening star., 1962-09-17

Sam Baker could only sit and
stare at the dressing room floor
after missing a 35-yard place
ment that would have won the
game for Dallas. Later he
cheered up and went to visit
some old Redskin pals.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

Today's practice" will be de-
voted to getting measured for
the burgundy sport coats to be
worn on future trips by all
members Of he squad and
coaching staff.
, 1962-07-05
Defendants
NOTICE OF PARTITION SALE

In pursuance Of an Introductory judgment of partition
and sale, made and entered in the above-entited action, bear
ing date May 9, 1862, we the undersigned referees in said
Judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the District
Courthouse, Christiansted, ST. Croix, on July q, 1862, at ten
O'Clock AM. on that day, the premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold and therein described as follows:
, 1962-07-05

Virgin Islanders =.
tons at both st. Thomas &
st. Croix. He has been with
Caribair since 1912.
Olric Forde and Erik Que
tel have been appointed
First and Second Assistants
to the General Manager at
St. Thomas.
, 1962-07-05

Division III st. Croix Christansted Jurisdiction
ENGRACIO RIOS,
Plaintiff CIVIL ACTION NO. A 1861
vs. ACTION IN PARTITION
MARCIANA RIOS PAGAN. ct al
Defendants
, 1962-07-05

Plots 9, sc and 4 Of parcel of st. John Estate
st. Croix, Virgin Islands as mr. oeparticularly
shown on a map of the Government Of the
Virgin Islands, Department of Public Works,
st. Croix, dated March 10, 1897. Being further
described on a deed dated March %, 1947 and
the same is on record Volume 5 Ed of Deeds
at page 1916 bearing No. 341 Of the Recorder
of Deeds, Christiansted, ST. Croix, and also
recorded in Register Subdivision l at page
248.
The terms of said sale will be as follows: The parcels may
be sold separately or the entirety for cash but for a sum not
less than the appraised valuation as determined by the UNI
dersigned referees in their report to the District Court.
, 1962-07-05
CARD OF THANKS

The jackson. Christian. Tho
mas and Bennerson families
thank all persons for their ex.
pressions Of sympathy at the
death Of the late RoslYn Jack
son.
Peter E. jackson
& other family members
, 1962-07-05

Boy meets girl! Dog meets dog
And the fun begins Walt Dis
ney fills the screen with delightful
Dalmations and hilarious humans,
in one of the most wonderful of all
his cartoon comedies!
Also the latest worldwide news.
, 1962-07-05
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Big Double Feature Program!
1st feature
UNIVERSAL presents:
MEXICAN HAYR1DE"
starring
Abbott and Costello
End Feature
INTERNATIONAL presents
The Incredible Fortified World"
SUNDAY &MONDAY afternoon &
evening & Tuesday afternoon
METRO FILMS is proud to
present
IN COLOR
WALT DIsNEYS
"lol DALMATIANs"
Evening star., 1962-04-14
ANDRIS

s021 Wisconsin Ave. OIL 2-9O7O
BETHESDA-First time offered, g.
yr.-old all brick; 6 bedrms., 2H
baths. sep. din. rm., lge. rec. rm.
Cal EN-. 5-2344.
BETHESDA, 5 min. NIH-Attrac-
tive brick rambler. firepl. in liv.
rm., sep. din. rm.. 2 bedrms., lge.
rec; nm; lovely fenced I'd; Sl7,-
$50. VIII. 2-3l60, 10150 Crest
wood I'd. DIR: Out Conn. ave,
left on Franklin to Woodfield,
right l blk. to house. OPEN 20.
BETHESDA-Very imaginative Gus
tom-built contemporary split-level.
Beaut. entrance foyer. 2-car car
port, 4 bedrms., 3 baths. family
rm.. 9 fireplaces, screened porch.
S39,950.
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-9O79 Til Q
BETHESDA = BRADLEY blvd. area,
close-in). Ideal brick rambler with
22-ft. living rm. and large dining
area, 8 bedrms.,. . baths, very un-
usual rec. rm., bsmt. and garage.
S2S.950.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-907O til 0
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ARL.-Ladv will share home with /
or , working girls or working
mother and child. 534-9377.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COMPLETELY REDEC.
1928 POMEROY RID. Sc.
Vacant, move right in. 8 rooms,
bath, finished bsmt.. fenced yds.
SNYDER-PRESS, INC.
ST. 3-9316 LII. 2-162e
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HUUSES WAN Cd 10 MN
(cONIINUED)

SMALL HOUSE or garage apt. etc,
Up 70 S75 per mo. by middle-aged
couple. 399-3654.
WE ARE IN NEED OF HOUSES
west Of Rock Greek Park anc
nearly Maryland. We have the
tenants. Let US have q listing or
your property. Call Mr.. Barker
WO. $4,000. EDW. H. JONES &
CO. INC. REALTOR.
WORKING COUPLE with 8 chill
dren. ages 5 to II. desire 3 or 4
bedrm. house; approx. Sl20 mo.
LU. 2-93I2.
8 s-oR-9-BEDRM. HOUSE BY April
3Oth-Pay up to 5000. NV. or
Nd. section. Call JU. 7-4769.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE BY May 10 in
Silver Spring or Bethesda area.
S150-S200. 434-4696.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
- BNN 0NEWH 10 TNEW
fCONTINUED)

RETHESDA-4 bedrms.. "a baths
lge. rec. rm., wall-to-wall carpet.
ing, drapes, M. shopping center
bus line, NH, S225 mo. OIL. 4-S79O
BETHESDA-3 twin bedrms., 81.
baths, garage, screen porch. lge
wooded lot. Nr. bus and schools
Sl95. OIL. 2-5l30.
BETHESDA, ROCKVILLE, SILVEE
SPRING-2-3-4 bedroom house!
avail. $3.50 to Sl75.
.YOUNKIN g. CO., 940-SO22 Til 8
BETHESDA. near NH. Old George
town rd. ares-New. 3-hedroom
brick rambler. very nice, $500 mo
W. CLIFFORD SHERTZER, OIL
6-S342. OIL. 6-650O.
CAPITOL HILL-Sl35 mo. 6-Tm
patio house. Redecor. Excel. loo
2hd and c ne. FE. 7-2543.
CARROLLTON-5O-ft. brick ram.
bier, 3 bedrms., Ia baths, liv
rm. with firepl., din. rm., elec
kit. full tiled bsmt. with washer
Fenced yard. Conv. to schools
shop. S165 per mo. SP. 3-S635
CARROLLTON = 4-bedrm., 2-batf
Cape Cod. Avail. Immediately Sl4t
mo. CARROLLTON r E A L T Y
REALTOR, SP. 3-3S3S.
CARROLLTON - 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler. large yard. SI30 mo
Purchase option. Day UN. i-7171
ewes. 772-2l54.
CENTREVILLE, VA. AREA = Rea
nice 3-bedrm. home. Vacant, SllC
monthly or sell 5000 cash. S99. sc
monthly. (Owner finances). 5SS.
1880 or EN-. S-6126.
CHELTENHAM, MD.-Brk. ramb.
8 b.r. with carport. $3.50. PUP.
FENBERGER RLTY., CHI $4,000
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
fCONTINUEDl

REED HOSPITAL AREA.
Small detached brick. near all con-
EeHideees poRdef rm' GsSFms: sHd DEN s1sSs s66
Call Mr.. CLARK. RA. 3-9Ol1.
1900 BLOCK IRvNG ST; NV
enclosed garage. VIII 90 FHA with
little down. Price. S19,5OO. To in
spect. call Mr. Mann. HA. 2-3579.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, TU. q
Evening star., 1962-04-14
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

BnTMoRE ST.. 18th and Col. I'd,
nr. everything-2nd flr., 8 b.rs.,
liv. rm., kit.-din.. foyer. bath. Exp
S37. so mo. $4,000. reas. cash, bal.
like rent. Box 241-R, Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

sO21 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9O7C
Evening star., 1962-04-14

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1962-09-15

The homes have three or
four bedrooms, two and a
half bathrooms and are air
conditioned. Prices begin in
Eastgate at $24,245 and sales
are handled by Miller Real
Estate Co.
An unusual feature of the
development is a posted list
of "deductibles." This is a
group of features that may
be eliminated from the home
at the buyers option and the
amount that may be sub
tracted from the purchase
price in each case.
Discussing features of the
community and homes he be-
lieves will particularly appeal
to Festival visitors. a spokes-
man for the building firm
said:
"Eastgate is close to Mount
Vernon, a djacent to the
Mount Vernon Country Club
and surrounded by the fine
schools that abound in the
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teenth Street Bridges take
George Washington Memori-
al Parkway. proceeding
through Alexandria to Mount
Vernon Memorial highway.
Continue to Mount Vernon
Circle. bear right on Route
235 one mile, turn right at
Route 264 to EaStgate. Or.
south on South Capitol street
to the new Anacostia Free
way, cross Woodrow Wilson
Bridge to Mount Vernon Me-
mortal highway and continue
as above"
For an approximate loca-
tion of the community in the
Washington area, see No. 81
on map, Page 2 of this Sec
ton.
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Eostgote at Mount Vernon Open

area. Boating facilities are
close at hand. Regional shop
ping areas are convenient
and historic churches Of all
denominations are nearby.
The homes have especially
large kitchens. oak floors
throughout the upper levels
and abundant closet space"
Howard Michnick. presi-
dent of the construction firm,
has been building homes in
the Washington area since
1851 and in that time has
completed more than 1000 of
them.
Directions to reach East
gate, as furnished by the
builder, are:
From Memorial or Four
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The just-opened Eastgate
community near Mount YER
non is the site of q Fall Fes-
tival Of Homes exhibit at
Gateshead at Old Mill roads.
The homes are being built
by the Cromwell Construc-
ton Co., Inc, which recently
merged with Disc, Inc.
In EaStgate the firm plans
q total of 220 homes of which
three have been completed
and another 10 are under
construction. The community
will cover a 129 : acre tract
when completed.
Three basic models are be-
ing offered at Eastgate Of
which Horowitz Siegel Asso-
ciates are the architects. In
cluded are a rambler, a split
level and a split-foyer. How
ever, each Of the basic de-
signs is offered in three ex-
terror treatments ran ging
from traditional to contem-
porary architecture.