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Evening star., 1962-04-16

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. April
16 P).-Ingemar Johansson
of Sweden, ex = heavyweight
champion, has taken another
step forward in his effort to
regain the title.
lingo scored a fifth-round
knockout over Win Snoek of
Holland last night. When he
cut loose with a long left fol-
lowed by a right hook to
Snoek'S chin.
Johansson weighed 2o2 and
Snoek 1877.
The former heavyweight
king had Snoek down for an
eight-count early in the. fifth.
but the Dutchman managed
to regain his feet. Johansson's
solid left and right hooks
staggered Snoek before the big
Swede came up with the payoff
blows.
Furious Start
Snoek, started furiouSly
catching JohansSon with a
series of blows to the Swede'S
jaw that sent lingo to the can
vas with his head lying on the
rings bottom rope. JohanSSon
was up and ready to go at the
count of five. but Swedish
Referee Benget Lowendahl held
him back until he had counted
eight.
Snoek maintained the initia-
tive throughout the round and
scored a solid point lead. The
capacity crowd of 4,500 was
stunned as much as JohanSson
as Snoek grabbed the early
advantage.
However, JohanSSon opened
up in the second round and
pressed his opponent against
the ropes several times. The
SWede won the round despite
a furry of lefts and rights by
Snoek to Ingo's midsection.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Senator'S Indians Continue
Exchange Of Trade Fee|ers

herty and Paul later conferred
alone.
Vernon said most Of the con-
verSation concerned future
dates. The Indians and Sena-
tors have a strange schedule in
Cleveland this year. The Sena-
tors are booked for two four
game series. and single game
September IL.
The next four game set, June
22-23-24, includes a night
Evening star., 1962-04-16

game. a day game and a Sum-
day double header. Tentative
plans are to schedule yester-
days rained out games Monday.
August 13. The Senators play
Cleveland in Washington the
previous day. and play the
Athletics in Kansas City the
night of the l4th. That would
mean a stopover in Cleveland
for a double-header en- route
to Kansas City.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Wins Prix Duru

PARIS, April 16 CAP) .-Ex-
bury. a 3-year-old colt owned
by Baron Guy de Rothschild,
won the $20,OOO-added Prix
Daru at Longchamp race track
yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. /: Amarillo, !.
AlbuuHeruue. =; FL paso, q.
Austin, g; San Antonio, g.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, 3; Knoxville, IA innings)
Macon, s; Savannah, 2,
Portsmouth. z; Charlotte, o.
Greenville at Asheville, cold weather
Evening star., 1962-04-16

one-run triumph over the
Giants, and saved Bob Purkey's
triumph with two brilliant
fielding plays.
Robinson left two Giants
stranded in the fourth inning
with a two-out somersaulting
catch of Jimmy Davenport S
fly to the right-centerfield
fence. In the sixth he raced
to the rightfield foul line tC
snare another extra -baSe bid
by Davenport.
Hendley Goes Route
Aaron's plight had been
even worse than that of Rob-
inson. Henry had been held
to one hit in 18 tries in five
games and the Braves had lost
all five. However, he smashed
three hits yes .erday, including
his first home run, and drove
in two runs to lead the Braves
l0-hit attack against loser
Sandy Koufax and Pete Rich
ert. Eddie Mathews also drove
in two Milwaukee runs.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Ex-Irish Star Dies

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 16
(AP).-Michael r. Koken, who
starred at halfback in 1880 on
Knute Rockne's last Notre
Dame football team, died yes
terday of a heart attack.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati's Frank Robinson
and Milwaukee's Henry Aaron.
a pair Of slumbering giants
awoke with a roar yesterday
and as a result the Reds and
Braves were breathing a little
easier today.
The Braves won their first
game of the year. beating the
Los Angeles Dodgers, 6-3. and
the Reds snapped a five-game
losing streak, inflicting the first
defeat on San Francisco, 4-3.
Bob Purkey, only Cincinnati
pitcher to win so far, registered
his second triumph.
In the only other National
League game Pittsburgh de-
feated New York, To. Rain
forced the postponement of the
second game of the scheduled
Pirates-MetS double-header and
wiped out the scheduled double
header between Houston and
the Phillies at Philadelphia.
Cold weather was responsible
for calling off the scheduled
contest between st. Louis and
the Cubs at Chicago.
Saves Purkey'S Victory
Through the first six games
pitchers had held
Robinson, the National Lea
gue's most valuable player last
year, to four hits in "a times
at bat and no runs batted in.
The Reds lost five Of the first
six.
Robby drove in his first run
and scored another in the Reds
Evening star., 1962-04-16
STANDINGS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
No games scheduled.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Baltimore, 5-4; Boston, is.
Chicago. 8; Kansas City, 3.
Los Angeles, 6; Minnesota. 3
Washington at Cleveland 20
postponed, snow.
New York at Detroit, Post
poned, cold.
GAMES TOMORROW
Washington at Detroit.
Kansas City at Los Angeles
Chicago at Minnesota.
New York at Baltimore.
Boston at Cleveland, night.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

Star Staff Writer
DETROIT. Apr. 16.-General
Manager Ed Doherty Of the
Senators and Gabe Paul. his
Cleveland counterpart, have
taken a cue from the football
weather that has prevailed dur
ing the first week Of the season.
They spend a lot Of time kick
ing names around in trade talk.
They had several sessions in
Tucson, where Doherty visited
the Indians training camp.
They spent an afternoon to-
gether at West Palm Beach
when the Senators were play
ing the AS there and Paul was
on a visit. And in Cleveland
Doherty and Paul were almost
inSeparable.
That was during the week
end series in which the Sena-
tors won the rain-shortened
opener, Cleveland won the
frigid second game, and a COM
bination Of rain, snow and 33-
degree weather forced a can
collation. Of yesterdays Sched-
uled double-header.
Face Tigers Tomorrow
The Senators arrived here
late yesterday afternoon and
found the weather warmer
by one degree. Idle today, they
meet the Tigers in afternoon
games tomorrow and WedneS-
day.
Any dickering between the
Indians and Senators probably
would start with Willie Tasby.
The Indians still are searching
for a successor to Jim PierSall
and have used three different
centerfielders in their four
games. Ty Cline, Chuck Esse-
gian and Don billiard.
But if the Senators give up
Tasby, who hit II home runs
last year, they would be with
out a righthanded long-ball
threat, unless Bob johnson can
be clasSed in the power cate
CORY.
One of the rumors was a
straight Tasby for EsSegian
trade, in which the Indians
would pick up an experienced
centerfielder and the Senator's
would gain an outfielder with
some power who could be used
in left. Essegian had eight
doubles. a triple and IL home
runs last year in only IS games
with Baltimore, Kansas City
and the Indians.
Starters Needed
The Senator's principaI
shortage Of the moment is in
starting pitchers. The Indians
have proven starters in Dick
Donovan. Mudcat Grant, Gary
Bell, Barry Latman, who also
is a long reliever. and jim
. Perry. In addition, they own
: Pete Ramos, who has been
exiled to the minors to get
. in shape.
They also have Ron Taylor
the rookie who blanked Boston
. for IL innings last week, and
Sam Mcdowell. another rookie
with considerable talent.
Donovan. Taylor and Nc
} Dowell seemingly would be un-
touchable. OF the eight. the
Indians might consider a
Tasby-for Ramos deal, pro-
vided the Senators would be
willing to gamble on Ramos
excess weight.
Before the Indians traded
Vic Power and Dick Stigman to
the Twins for Ramos, the re-
port was that they were inter-
ested in swapping Power for
Jim King, the Senator'S left
Ihanded-hitting outfielder. But
King is not a prospective CEN
terfielder.
Manager Mickey Vernon said
last night that he doubted If
Doherty and Paul were even
close to a deal. The two gen.
eral managers met with Vernon
and Mel McGaha. the Indians
pilot, yesterday morning. Do
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Be sure there's a White Owl
on the end you light.

Tips are neat, clean way to smoke, but they
can'tmake great cigars out of ordinary ones. The
tobacco must come first Take this White Owl
Evening star., 1962-04-16

with the White, flexible tip. It's the
top-seIIing tip cigar because the
heart of this cigar has been aged
3l2 years for perfect miIdness and
good taste. New White Owl Tips
are just 1Of each or S for acc.
Anc,hcr Fin. Product Ct 6e7srs Csar
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1962-10-01

TRY OUR DELICIOUS MEXICAN DISHES
CACHO IS MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Specializing in Mexican American
70 0 D S
Open 500 Am. to 10000 Pm.
Mr., & Mrs. Cache Lopez
2226 So. 18th Avenue
Tucson, Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02

/ assault charge in 1851, had sue
ceeded his brother, Sandy, as
operator of the Center Sand
wich Shop here.
His wife told police he left
their home on fashionable Car
lotta street on the North Side
with another man about As
minutes before the explosion
occurred. shortly after 10 pm.
The blast shattered the front
Of the 6-year-old car parked in
a garage and collapsed the ga
rage roof on the car. 1t was
midnight before Naples body
was extricated and identified.
He was blown partly through
the rear window of the vehicle.
An empty shotgun was found
in the driveway a few feet from
the garage, and police said later
it had been blown from the
trunk of the car and that a
paper bag full Of shells for it
also was found.
Detectives have not discount
ed a possibility that Naples
might have been aware the
explosive charge was in the car
but set it off accidentally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
BIust in Car
Kills Ohio
Rucketeer

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. July
2 (AP).-A powerful explosive
charge killed william Billy
Naples, IS, last night as the
rackets figure sat in a car in
side a North Side garage with
a loaded pistol in his pocket.
His death came two years
after gunner in an automo-
bile shot and killed his brother,
S. Joseph (Sandy) Naples, So.
whom police rated a Youngs-
town racketS kingpin.
That crime is still unSolved,
as is the auto-bomb death of
James Vincent DeNiro, 80,
another rackets figure, on a
downtown street last July II,
the last previous racket killing
here.
Billy Naples. who had an ar
rest record going back to an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
Firings in Agriculture
Urqed in Estes Case

the Midwest, and failure to IN
crease from 100000 to 81 mil
lion the bond on grain Estes
stored for the Government.
Mr.. Wilson said Mr.. Murphy
should be fired along with
Horace Godfrey, administrator
of the Agriculture Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Serv.
cies; John C. Bagwell, Agri-
culture Department general
counsel; Joseph A. Moss, d.
rector of the Asses cotton di-
vision, and Tom Miller, ASCs
Southwest area director.
Muskie Hits "GraSs Roots"
Senator Muskie said respon-
sibility for the cotton allotment
deals should go back to the
grass roots, at the county level
He said some ASCS committee
men in Reeves County, which
includes Pecos. received favorS
from Estes. Some members OF
this committee, which approved
the Estes cotton allotment
manipulations. have been dis
charged.
The Senator said there could
have been errors in judgment
at the department level without
it being related to any favorS
from Estes.
AS to grain movements, he
said Estes warehouses got only
as million bushels of the 274
million sent to Texas from the
Midwest. He said that Of the
80 million bushels in Estes
warehouses at the time of his
indictment, only 8 million were
put there at Government op.
ton, the rest being at the
option Of individual farmers.
Mr.. Wilson said the failure
to increase bond on the grain
storage saved Estes from an in
dependent audit by his bonding
company which, would have
pulled his empire down."
! Senator MuSkie commended
the Agriculture Department re.
vised the bond regularly with
increases in storage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02


Texas Attorney General VIII
Wilson says Undersecretary
Charles Murphy and four other
Agriculture Department Off
Gals should be fired for grant
ing favors to Billie Sol Estes.
Mr.. Wilson also said on a
television program that Secre-
tary of Agriculture Freeman
should resign for lack OF
prompt action in the Estes
scandal. An Agriculture De-
partment spokesman declined
comment.
Senator Muskie, democrat OF
Maine, a member Of the Senate
Permanent Investigations Sub
committee, appeared on the
program as defender of the
Agriculture Department. He
said his committee, which re-
sumes its hearings in the Estes
case Thursday, has found mo
evidence of favors from Mr.
Estes" to persons still in the
Agriculture Department.
Estes, a PecoS (Tex) pro-
moter, is under State and
Federal fraud charges involv-
ing about S22 million in mort
cages of fertilizer tanks which
the FBI has said do not exist
Manipulations of his cotton
acreage allotment and his stor-
age of Government grain also
are under State and Federal
investigation.
Built on 'FavOrs"
Mr.. Wilson, who has spent
three months on the Estes IN
quiry, said:
81 don't think there is any
question at all that he Estes
built an empire on favors
largely in the Department Of
Agriculture"
The favors included, he said
approval of the cotton allot-
ment deals which he commended
were known in Washington be-
fore charges were brought
against Estes. He also listed
mover ent of Government
grain to Estes elevators from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02

be made Q national memorial
park, for 40 years.
He became owner Of the farm,
on which young Abraham Lin
coin helped his father, in 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
LincoIn's Farm
To Be Memorial

LINCOLN CITY. Ind. (AP)
Leo Sergesketter has farmed
the Lincoln farm, which is to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02

The prices In This I'D are good Monday, July And
and Tvesdoy, July 3rd. Store hours 10 AM. until
PM. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Double nss s1sssnes Sc< doors Ia e. ySg Svd1 e
sonr aslsdi Sisa u tEs easRsdTsi si .csil Ell.
inged living rrn.. Is breathtaking.
tiled baths. zs-ft. vefandah. Com
pieteiy air conditioned. too. al
7QQ.sq. e.. lot with ell city
utilities and sidewalks. Be sure
and Gee this unusual NEW home
s,sss1 ssassy lna , sg1, sg1,,wi wih .ss. ssrss Z I'll. Z
cR- 3-7z77 ior fissetions.
vlENNA--S-bedrM. bFk.. US baths.
$3.50. n. ses6e7. .sl'. sAA'
Evening star., 1962-05-10

LARGE FAMILY sPECTAI-z bed
rms w baths. din. rm,. family
ynls firepl., lgs: fen. lot. pataie.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

OM0LkAX HTUAks 0iFf@cneHD
1Sskj sst II, stsss Sss-sss, RS barrel Come and
INVESTMENT
Joint venture forming for develop-
ment and resale Of citrus grove n
klof1oa's famous indian River
L area Excellent opportunity for
yeli-eecured profit and tax hene-
Its. Minimum $4,000, limited Ia
70 INVESTORS. Write Mr.. 3. "A.
MUICH. 6o61 Sanger ave.. Alex
l1QDERN EST. BEAUTY SHOP, less
L snan n Yrs. old. Located IN heart
q Wneetcn. gaerifies due TO III
|RKsTAURANT--d0od volume, bet
ter potential, seats 06, 8 days &
week. closed evenings. downtown
eress good lease. no obstacles.
z0'osOg z0' w deEn. Other interests.
REgTAURANT-t-Fuiiy equipped. 3
dining rooms. Groom living quar-
ters. 1876. frontaee on main
n scas fasnsy asaT q onnF RaTFi1of ofoesrsF oysF
Club. Wsrrenton, Va. 81 nj. b q.
$500. excel. financing. IA. 4
114e after 8 pm.
SERVICE STATION - Major oil
company has ayailabIs the finest
location IN Fairfax, presently q
suceessful operation with plenty
o. ad1itiopd potential. Paid
dealer training pfograms excellent
rental and many other benefits.
xor inforamtion ean IA. 4-1100,
days: VI, 3-Ie6Ts ewes. and
eERvTCB STATION, loc. off Route
70. vic. white Oaks. Excel poten-
fiaI for qualified operator. Ev.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

APARTllENT GROUND - i4-acf1
topo. sSe er per Il. Subject q . RoYs
soning, Good terms. Call Mr., Bil.
1oI with MURRAY sILvERMAN
Evening star., 1962-05-10
.LANTATION REALTY. u. 4-7O00
@@TTl 80 - - : = -
Country Club Hills
Williamsburg Charm

Beautifully planned on .
sEecSt,ye eEe6Gt ssais et.res,DiSsa aRa ideal ,'r fSr
eustom-built home IS stu
ated on approximately one
half an acre in one Of North
Arlington's finest residential
areas. An excellent eenter-
hall plan features, Q 27-ft.
EndI, Living Eec.n: i7;sft. ;s, dining Ching
room and 2 huge lst-floor
master bedrooms. on the
End floor are 2 more large
bedrooms. All 4 bedrooms
asys a szgp pTiysse s,o baths. Priced
Evening star., 1962-05-10

George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS IA. e-l4ot
CUSTOM LONG AND E0W An
tique brick rambler with 3 bed.
rooms. 2 full baths, large Hvins
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, kitchen fulfy-earfppet
with dishwasl1er, washer and dry
er. Large paneled family room
S2o,z50. YEoNAs REALTY, INC.
DISTINCTIVE ABR. 2-batn bricl
rambler IN good. eiose-in area
Practical center haUs rear liv. I'm
plan, GE kit. wIbkfBt. bar. Sep
din. nm, 2 f.p.. sround-isvel rec
I'm. fun I'm; bsmt.. weli-plantes
A-acre lot. $17 900 rHA. 10ss dn
or assume 41kss LIST r.. CT. 0-2027
Evening star., 1962-05-10

MsLEAN-l-bedrm-, 2-bath brick
rambler. Cow. cIA and Catholic
schools. Assume a & loan. 356-
1878.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
SPACIOUS

Nsy. g. brick =. rambler SE,S on -ssrs sornsl Ss
It. Nv. rm., sep. din. Tm,. lower
level has rec. rm., sep. playrooni
areas. garage. laundry rm, Excel
terms to qualified buyer. $22,500
Crowell & Co., Inc
Realtors Fairfax en-. 3-l401
sPRINGFIELD = 3-bedYm. bflck
rambler. Firepl.s sep. din, fra. futl
bsmt., panel rec rn., fully landsc.,
ssn &. owNSh.s n sss'ssoC. go s9sss S9as srsdsFi'E
SPRINGFIELD = Beautiful bfici
split-leyel On large eerner lot q
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Near school, shopping centers,
Convenient ,,H.s..an hentaecn, , . sslvoitr, .s.i..,,
with monthly pmayment y only only sI6O rSsI
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400 with differences payable II
Jun, l. OWES, oSWsiNSaeRs HIs'a II. 'a-7Sea.A 7Ssesas.A0ie
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sRRNGFIELD - 4-b.rr 2-bath
rambler. earport. firepi.. patio,
fenced yd. FHA or assume AZ 81
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Tappan range, dfshwasher, dis
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ePRTNGFTKED
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school. shopping center and
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FARMS

BEAUTIFUL FRUIT, AND DATRY
EARM-Has more good aualitiei
than any fEQ-aers farm within
1b0 mi. Of Wasilington. Reason
able. Reply Box 4eg-V. star.
BETTER VALUES
1QQsasre farm In Frederick Co.
2l0saeEs farm nr. osithersburE.
i57sacTs farm nr. Rockville. ST.
5 Seres 10 kockyiIis. eee "a. It.
r: A. HunnphTies
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK, MD.

8 acres. wooded or cleared, $4,000
and up with terms. These tract
| will double their value within
years. Our past records havl
proven this, Over 1000 acres SolS
In b-acre tracts. BE thrifty, Ipn
your money IN land. Come out an
after noon after work. We are opel
an. until dark. Directions: Gu
| SsSS \: CAPITOL nE q continue ,It on indian
make sharp risht turn on BrySnI
PfscATAWzY CO, INC, BsI BeSci
eeal Estlss AGENT su. 3-2l2I
ACREAGK INVESTMENT, 1 mill
west Of city Of Fairfax-7S-acrC
tract adjoining 2 excellent Subdl.
visions Of $4,000 70. $4,000
homes, Exeellent sol for septic
tankb makes Immediate develop,
ment possible. Rapid grQwth oi
SestTsrs ..s1 ,,s,,;,,t. 2 hold for coming Of
THOMPSON REALTY co.
- CR. S-5bB5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hilltop lot
on el9-de.sac, 06x32S ~. Ie.
Lane 70 Duke 81, riSht 20 cocf.
csll Ssl ' III. ls.t S.afSec "a c0'Er'li at to lot
APARTNENT GROUND Iz-acFe
assembly IN Lanham, Nd. Good
topo. SOC per ~. Subject 70 R-lS
Soning, Good terms, Call Mr.. Biz
%. with MURRAY sILvERMAN,
ATTENTION, BU1LDEhs--Approx.
oO lots ready TO so. Sewer and
gageI in. including water tap.
0Iz-EA62.
BLDG. SITES, eI 800 UP
In D. G. and nearby MARYLAND, on
KAY II RExITYs All ~ Co. stiSss' NC RA. s.s2oO
BRANDYWINE = IS building lots
water. Excel. terms. $1,000
cEINTiSosk AREA-sO acres, city
water, good road frontage. Price
and terms to. sell. Brokers Coop
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CoN0REssIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
AkEA-l-acre homesites, 160-ft.
Fs9@s. M YssH9i7. Dius Ea. S.ClHS SgssllnSS.
HOWARD COUNTY - 6K acres,
etream. some trees. long paved I'd,
fLontage. Ideal homesite for S1O.-
fgV2qpainc nc1R Mr. ASS; Hamper oVEsth Essah
Eysninss, ~. S-is7s. V.@O'
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offer. GRACE A. kENPToN. re.
alt0T, EL, 0-8638,
POTOMAC-q GLEN Hills = 03. 600
sq -. high on O knoll with gcf-
c;,I ceGus a. spesnnoSrama enoam Excel. buy at
szIuEE il sseqEEF $3.50 .fII n syD, NC.
1Is AcREs. Pals Td.. Mte. Co., S4,-
Egg log. R-iSO. $500 each as is.
q serss: vie. Of Rockville. $4,000
per acre.
,.se ao3ESsSs S.I.ss,S LAND RsSKEss 81 7ass,,
26s0O0 so, m. or GROUND To-
Gated ~ the corner Of Bowen I'd.
and Howard So. Sc. for sale ct
ssn:S for sSasd sSsS.nshss n RI RI ?ss gs b
24q AcREs. wooded, hjgh EFound,
almost l. mile black.top road
frontage, many Beautiful knolls.
snrinss small Streams, lge. lake
fisbs price. Nsar sr soIiins SsIait1Sn o;iicssaass sas
Club, Waffenton. va. SIS mi. b. q.
s126 per acre. low down PAYMENT
easy terms. IA. 4-i14S after
b pm,
63 LOTS, sewer and water, atreets,
eurbs and gutter, ready 10 build
LIss, AD. 4-4ee0. Kyes.. OF. g.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
NAVY CAPTAIN

NEW
BRICK RAMBLER
5 BEDRooMs, 2 BATHS
S23,b00
Sparkling all brick split
foyer rambler on nearly a.
ee5s eSmpIetsh Esh Hoteo,na Hateo sd ,.c,s'. ssyeE
kitchen, only iOSS down
and balance in one easy
trust.
IA. 10000
GORE REALTY
2317 WILSON BLVD, ARL.
NORTH ARLTNGTON-BTick Colo.
nial. 3 bedrooms, basement, rec
room, detached garage. Corner lot
Priced at only S10.750. Call u
2-2620. JOSEPH W, SEAY COM.
PANY, Realtors. 113 West Broad
street. Falls Church, Virginia.
OPEN HOUSE WOODBRTDGR, VA.
403 & st.-3-bedrm. rambler, Is.
It. liv. rm.. fun bsmt.. stove and
refgr.. large lot. Small down pay.
meflt. o0AETICO REALTY CO.
y. s. Hwy. l, Dumfries. Va. Dtal
703-TR. $3.50 or TR, 5-6446,
PINECREsT, PARK sT. = New {
bedrms., 3 baths, hv. fm.. sep
din. rm.. kit. with eating space
finished rec. rm.. 2 fiFenls.. largl
lot. S34. $50. JE. 2-73e2.
aROBBERTUNTTY"-Here is you
opportunity 70 legally get q rea
steal. 3 h.r., din. rrn., modern kit.
huge lot, completely Anchor chair
fenced. extras include storm win.
etc. Priced Si4, 800. 1900 On.
and assume large loan. OPEN go
PLANTATION REALTY. Ju. 1900
SACRIFICE sALEi = CONE AM
Make OYER. wen consider
trades. IT'S COT TO Col Attrac.
tive FTvE-BEbRoOM. TWQ-BATH
Afl. neighborhood, Yorktown. VII
liamsburg and O'Connell are ths
schoolsl Ideal for large family O
can be arranged as PRIVATE
able living room has fiIeplaee
separate dining room, PINE-PAN.
EI,ED DEN OR FAMILY ROOM
full basement, screened porch
built-in garage, de luxe Kitchen
hot-water heat. huge. level wooded
fenced lot. VACANT. Asking S26,.
e50. PARKER, SMITH q DON
NELL. REALTORS, IA. 7-6101,