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Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-04-11
LGytOnsUiIIe- field
Troop 1923
Is Granted
Its Charter
Elizabeth G. Kile
WA. 6.1454

Boy Scout Troop No. 1923,
sponsored by st. Bartholomew's
Episcopal Church received their
Charter on Monday, April /.
Edward Sm it h, Institutional
Representative, received it on
behalf of the Church. Grant
Shaw Is the Scoutmaster.
The Cub Pack also sponsored
by st. Bartholomew, held their
Pack meeting last Friday. The
theme was "The United States"
Den 3 was responsible for the
Flag ceremony and Tommy
Bennett, Carter Atkinson, John
Lovey and Peter Chance took
part in it. Dens l and 3 had
exhibits of Litter Bags, Scrap
books of the States, Maps of the
us. and bird feeders they had
made. A Pinewood Derby Race
was held with Peter Kolstad the
winner. The best carved car
was made by Gary Ground and
the best decorated by Chip Jaf-
furs. The following awards
were made: Wolf Badge, Jackie
Bradbury; Silver Arrow Point
and Asst. Denner, Gary Ground;
Bear Badge, Peter Kolstad:
Gold Arrow and Wolf Badge,
Tommy Troxler; Gold Arrow
and Wolf Badge, Robbie Stiles;
Wolf Badge, Ulysses Griffith,
5th; Bear Badge and Gold
Arrow, Robert and Richard
Lord.
st. Bartholomew Episcopal
Church will hold their Easter
Service at IL am.
The Laytonsville P.T.A. met
at the school on April 2. The
school Librarian, Mrs. Ruth
DUNCAN was the speaker.
The following new members
were received into the Church
at Wesley Grove Methodist on
Sunday: James Timothy Sleeth,
Dennis Douglas Duvall and
Debra Lynn McMillion who
have been attending the Pre-
paratory Class, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Campbell by Trans.
fer from Mt. Carmel, Sunshine,
and Mrs. Pauline Howard by
transfer from the First Baptist
OF Rockville. The service was
followed by coffee hour. The
Women's Society of Christian
Service met on Wednesday and
elected the following officers
who will be installed on Moth.
ers Day. President, Mrs. Ellis.
worth King; Vice Pres. Mrs.
James Hawkins; Secretary, Mrs.
Woodrow Yard; Treasurer,
Mrs. Harrison King; Secty. of
Promotion, Mrs. Russell Bur.
dette; Secty. of Missionary Edu.
cation and Service, Mrs. Larry
Mason; Secty. Christian Social
Relations and Local Church
Activities, and Representative
to the Sibley Guild and Deacon.
ess Home, Mrs. E. c. Madge-
burger; Secty. Student and
Youth Work, Mrs. Donald War.
field; Secty. Children's Work,
Mrs. Donald Wayne; Secty.
Spiritual Life, Mrs. Eli Lie.
shear; Secty. Literature and
Publications, Miss Lucille
Priest; Secretary of Supply
Work, Mrs. Raymond Kemp;
and Chairman of Week of
Prayer, Mrs. William Duvall.
The Laytonsville Homemak-
ers met at the home of Mrs.
Trebla Rollins, with Co-host-
esses, Mrs. Helen Judkins, and
Mrs. Carol Roer. A demonstra-
ton by Mrs. Frank DeHaan,
Clothing Chairman of "Pouff"
hats, was the program for the
evening. Mrs. Charles DeHaan
assisted her. The Club plans to
go by bus to the Dupont Estate
in Wilmington, Delaware on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-04-11

daughter.in.law Rev. and Mrs.
Glenn Black.
The Montgomery General
Hospital Guild will have their
18th Annual Fashion Show at
Jelleffs in Silver Spring on
April "a. Keep this date open.
The Laytonsville Fire Depart.
ment had four calls on Thurs.
day; a field fire on the Millison
place at Mt. Zion; Lee Barn.
hard, shed which caught from
sparks flying from the still
smoldering barn, and a field
fire in CRANKY woods.
The Donald Howards of the
Willow Lane Apartments are
the happy parents of baby
girl, born April 5 at Montgom-
cry General Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-04-11
Becomes Eagle

Bill Thorn, II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Thorn of Silver
Spring recently received his
Eagle Scout award. Bill, a sen.
ior at Montgomery Blair High
School, is a member of Sea Elk.
plorer Ship 1914, which meets
at Naval Ordinance Laboratory.
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Gaithersburq
Upsets Blair

Quarterback Larry Jone
tossed two touchdown passes
and raced SO yards with the
second-half kickoff yesterday
to lead Gaithersburg High
School to a 27-26 upset over
Blair in a Montgomery County
league game on the losers field.
Jones threw a 6-yard pass
to Bob Martens in the second
period and minutes later hit
Klaus Seaquist with an 8-yard
pitch to give the TrojanS a
l4-0 halftime lead.
Blair scored in the third
period on a 22-yard pass play
from Bill Hale to Vernon Bag
gett. Tom Crum scored later in
the quarter on a 5-yard run.
However. both conversion at
tempts failed.
Crum, q 5-foot-7 halfback,
took q fourth-period kickoff
and raced 80 yards for the
score. Quarterback Hale scored
the Blazers final touchdown
with less than two minutes re-
naming. but the game tying
conversion attempt hit the
goal post and bounced astray.
Gaithersburg is now tied
with Blair with IL league
records.
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Cadets Down
Columbian

Fullback Paul May scored
two touchdowns and added
three extra points as st. Johns
High School defeated q stub
born Columbian Prep team,
27-13, yesterday at st. Johns.
May scored from / yard out
for st. Johns first touchdown
after a 60-yard drive and
added another in the second
period to break a TT tie. CO.
lumbar Quarterback Kendall
Pease passed to End Russ Her.
manson for the losers first
score.
Halfback Tony Whittlesey
scored on a 25-yard pass from
Quarterback Coley O'Brien
with 20 seconds remaining in
the first half to give st. Johns
a 2l-7 halftime lead.
Pease and Cabot Knowlton
hooked up on a 65-yard pass
play for a score which put
Prep back in the game early
in the fourth period, but the
Cadets defense held on. Re-
serve Quarterback Tom m y
Fisher threw a l2-yard touch
down pass to Halfback Jerry
Braddock on the last play Of
the game.
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B-CC Whips Whitman;
WetzeI's Leg Broken

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School won its fourth football
game, 14-9, over stubborn Walt
Whitman yesterday at B-CC,
but lost Dave Wetzel, its ace
quarterback and place-kicker,
with a broken leg.
Wetzel was injured late In
the game as he was running
the ball from bees 81. The
Barons had just stopped Whit
mans last threat to pull the
game out.
The passing Of Wetzel and
the running Of Halfback Steve
Brandt, who gained 10 of
bees $50 yards on the ground,
paced the Barons to their fourth
victory against one loss and
a tie.
Whitman, now 3-2-1, scored
first on a 59-yard drive and
added a safety in the last quar-
ter when Bill Shoema ker
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London Mixes Attack
To Beet St. Stephens

Landon School mixed a pun
ishing ground attack with
timely passing to beat deter
mined st. Stephens, 22-16. yes
terday at st. Stephens.
The Bears, IN winning their
second game in three starts, got
touchdown runs from three
backs in each Of the first three
quarters and then held off a st.
Stephens rally in the final
quarter.
Pat Howell, a 215-pound
transfer student from George
town Prep, scored what proved
to be the winning touchdown
for Landon on a 15-yard run
in the third period.
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SuitIund Draws
With SurruttsViIIe

Surrattsville High School
held off a fourth-quarter Suit
land threat yesterday as the
two schools fought to a score
less tie in a Prince Georges
league game at Suitland.
The Rams had a first down
on the Surrattsville 4-yard line
with less than two minutes re-
naming, but were unable to
move the ball.
SurrattSvllle saw two Ions
drives fizzle in the first half
Both were stopped inside the
ISuitland IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
FUTILE DAY
By STEVE HERSHEY
star staff writer

Two defensive-minded foot
ball teams-Richard Montgom-
cry and Walter johnson
FLASHED yesterday at Rockville
and the 1000 fans who turned
out might have suspected the
outcome-a 90 tie.
Richard Montgomery. which
has scored only one touchdown
in its last two games, is still
clinging to the runnerup spot
behind unbeaten Wheaton in
the MONTGOMERY County
League with q 2-o-1 record
Walter Johnson, 2-l-1. remains
in third.
It was a futile day for the
offenses Of the two highly re-
garded teams. In the second
half q first down was q rarity,
with Walter Johnson's Jim
Krause and Richard Montgom-
ery's Conrad Griffin trading
punts most Of the time.
Conservative Play
As the game wore on. the
teams seemed reluctant to take
chances and many times the
Spartans quick-kicked on Sec
ond or third down. johnson at
tempted only four passes. COM
plotting one-a screen FOR 3
yards.
Richard Montgomery's best
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TONES ScuttIed
By Peoy, 32-7

Halfbacks Danny Ferro and
Russell Gobeille teamed UP to
score five touchdowns and lead
Peary High School to q 32-T
victory over st. Anthony's yes
terday at Peary.
Following st. Anthony's score
in the second quarter, the Ad-
mirals moved rs yards after
the kickoff for the matching
touchdown, then went in front
to stay on Ferro's 21-yard dash
after Hal McNinch recovered
a TONES tumble on the 26.
Peary evened its record al
S-3 and dropped the Tonic:
to 0-5.
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| Carroll Blanks
Good Counsel;
Marzeffi Stars

Junior Quarterback Joe Mar
zetti rolled out for two touch
downs to spark Carroll High
School to its fifth straight
victory, 1870, over Good Coun-
sci yesterday on the losers
field.
The Lions, one Of the sur
prise teams this season, first
scored in the second quarter,
marching IS yards with Mar
zetti accounting for the final
S yards.
In the fourth quarter Mar
zetti directed the Lions on a
40-yard drive, scoring on an
end sweep from the 9.
Carroll, a 1913 upset winner
over O'Connell last week in
its only Catholic League en-
counter, has allowed only q
points in its five victories.
Good Counsel, now 2-3-1, got
as far as the Carroll 8-yard
line in the closing minutes but
was pushed back to the II as
the game ended.
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FUTILE DAY
Spartans, Rockets Tie, 90

Spartans turned the ball over
after losing 2 yards.
Five First Downs
Richard Montgomery made
one first down In the second
half and q total Of five. The
Rockets finished with "a yards
rushing and 2 Of II passes COM
pleted for IS yards. They had
two intercepted.
Brete Hart, a l90-pound
senior. who played fullback for
the first time, was the defen-
sive standout Of the game from
a left tackle position. Time and
again he broke through to
throw the Rockets quarterback
for losses on attempted pass
plays.
The Spartans had four first
downs in each half and a total
Of rs yards rushing.
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Wheaton Rips
Sherwood 10
Stay in First

A patched-up Wheaton High
School football team piled up a
21-point lead in the first half
and went on to trounce Sher-
wood. 27-l2. and retain first
place in the Montgomery
County League yesterday at
Sherwood.
The Knights, operating with
thirds g Jim Fulton at
quarterback and without Tippy
Frace, their lie a din g ground
gamer, scored once In the
opening quarter and twice in
the second to win their fourth
game in the league without a
defeat.
Halfback Billy Wright
scored twice on runs of 4 and
3 yards Tor the winners. His
first score came on the eighth
play Of a 62-yard drive early II
the second period. The 173.
pound senior later went up the
middle for 6 yards after Car
Outright and Jeff Green
blocked a Sherwood punt or
the losers IL, also in the Sec
ond period.
Dick Taylor. a quarterback
playing halfback, scored the
first Wheaton touchdown after
grabbing a 28-yard pass from
Fulton. Halfback Dennie Hay
don passed Is yards to Greene
for the winners final touch
down in the third period.
Sherwood, which scored once
each in the last two periods, is
now 1-2-1 in league COMPETE
ton.
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offensive display came when 1t
took the opening kickoff and
marched to a first down on
Walter Johnson's l8-yard line.
An illegal receiver downfield
cost the Rockets a third-down
pass completion and their only
threat Of the day. They gave
up the ball on the %.
Walter JohnSon's only scor-
ing opportunity came late in
the first period when Krsuse
intercepted q pass at his mid
die inebacking post and re-
turned it 10 yards to the Rock
vile IL. Four plays later the
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Cited for Defense

End Johnny Baker Of the
Houston Oilers was named the
best defensive end in the
Southeastern Conference last
year at Mississippi State.
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Fred Ball opened the scor-
ing for Landon with a 14-yard
scamper, and ROBBIE Berdley
added a 35-yard romp in the
second quarter.
st. Stephens scored in the
final quarter on a 39-yard pass
from Randy Gilpin to Chuck
Freret. Gilpin also threw for
the first score, a 15-yarder to
Steve Garnet in the first
period.
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GArTHERSBURG--- o II z 6-27
MONT. BLAIR 0 o Is 1875
Gaithersburg-Marte 8, pass from
Jones Martens kick).
Gaithersburg-Seauu 8, pass from
Jones martens kick.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So. kickoff re-
turn Martens kick.
Blair--Baggett 20. pass from Hale
(kick failedl.
Blair-Crum 5, run dkiek failed.
Gaithersburg-Beekwith 2. run Ckick
BlsiTScrum so. kickoff return Ckick
failed).
Blair-Hale 3. run Ckiek failed).
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Einstein Shades
Northwood, 1912

Russ Bradshaw's conversion
proved to be the margin Of VIC
tory yesterday as Einstein High
School shaded Northwood, l3-
70, at Northwood.
Chuck Machado raced rs
yards with the opening kickoff
to give the Titans a 60 lead.
EinStein scored again in the
second quarter on a 10-yard
run by John GoSsage and Brad
shaw converted.
Northwood followed with a
56-yard scoring run by Bruce
Sheehan and added 6 points in
the last quarter.
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Redmond PAGES
St. Adams Past
St. james,, 21-7

Halfback Pat Redmond
scored two fourth-quarter
touchdownS to lead st. Adams
to a 1T come-from-behind
ictory over st. James in an
Interstate Athletic Conference
game yesterday at Hagers-
town.
Quarterback Jeff Whitehead
put st. James ahead in the
first period with a 58-yard run
that capped a 70-yard drive.
The losers never crossed their
own 30-yard line after that.
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Gray Shows Way
As Episcopal Tips
St. Christophers

RICHMOND, Oct. IL -(Spe-
carbohydrates Pete Gray,
engineered four long touch
down drives, Gaping two with
passes. to lead Episcopal High
School over st. Christophers,
24-6, here today.
The Maroon scored after
three S0-yard drives in the
second and third quarters to
break a 6-6 deadlock. Halfback
Robin Byrd scored on runs of
l and 40 yards to lead Episcopal
on the ground.
Gray passed IS yards to Half
back Squinch Goodwin for a
first quarter score and to End
Mayo Gravatt for a 3O-yard
score in the fourth.
Gray was five for eight pass
ing good for 122 yards. The
last Maroon touchdown was set
up when Linebacker Matt Swift
recovered a tumble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

Einstein--Mschsdo as. kickoff return
Ckick failed.
Einstein-oossage 10. run bradshaw
kick.
Northwood-Sheehen So. run Okick
failed).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs, run (kiek
failed.
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Springbrook Rips
Howard County

Springbrook High School put
together two 14-point quarters
yesterday as 1t BANKED Howard
County. $50. at Springbrook.
Halfback Sheldon Batchelder
sped 80 yards in the first period
with a punt return to set up the
Blue Devils touchdown, a l.
yard plunge by Nippy Purrung.
Batchelder then completed the
Springbrook scoring with a &C.
yard run in the fourth quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

EPISCOPAL 1900 8 8 10 %
Episcopal-Goodwin IS, pass from
Gray (kicA failed).
failed).
EplSeopal-Byrd /, run Ckick failed)
Episcopal-Byrd 40, run (kick failed)
Episcopal-FraVatt 30, pass from
Gray (kiek failed,
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LANDON ---- 8 8 O-2g
Landon---Ball IA. run SCHILLER rum
st, StephensI;Garrnet is. pass from
Gilpin (Gilpin rum.
Landon-Berdley 35, run (pass failed)
Landon-Howell Is. run (Berdley
rum.
St. Stephen's-Freret 80. pass from
Gilpin (Beninger rum.
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Marshall B. Wins
Over Fl. Hunt, 1877

Marshall's "B" team came
from behind with q fourth
quarter touchdown to beat Fort
Hunt, 1877, last night at Mount
Vernon.
Fort Hunt led 7-6 until Bill
Mamma capped a 60-yard drive
with a 5-yard plunge for the
winning touchdown.
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blocked a punt and the ball
bounced through the end zone.
1t was after B-CC punted out
here that Whitman mounted
its last threat.
WHITMAN - o z O . q
BETHESDA-C. C. - o Z Z Oil
Whitman-Arrotta 8. run (shuff
kick.
B-Cc-Priolo pass from wstzel
(Wetzel kiek).
B-CC-Brandt 10. run Cwetzel kick
Whitman-Shoemaker safety, blocked
punt.
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COLUMBIAN PREP 0 z o 6-l3
ST. JOHNS $3.50 IA o 6-27
St.. John's-May 2, run MAY kick.
Columbian Prep-Hermanson s. pass
from Pease Martin rum.
81. John's-May /. run May kick).
st. John's-Whittlese rs, pass from
O'Brien MAY kick).
Columbian Prep-Knowlton 66, pass
from PeAse pass failed).
81, John's--Braddock IL. pass from
Fisher (kick failed.
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wheaton-Taylor 20, pass from Full
ton Farley kick).
Wheaton-Wright 4. run (Farley kick.
Wheaton-Wright 8. run Farley
kick.
sherwood-Burton g, run (kiek failed)
Wheaton-Greene Is. pass from Hay
Sherwood-Orrison l, plunge (kick
failed.
don (kick failed.
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ST. ALBANS - o q I5-oI
ST. JAMES 1850 q q d
st James-whitehead IS. run Garter
St; AlbSns-MeaehlinE IL. run (run
st. Albans--Redmond o. run Cwilken-
son rum.
st; Albans-Redmond 3. run CHiIlov
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Hoffmun-Boston
Blasts Jackson

Quarterback Ronald White
scored twice yesterday in lead
ing Hoffman-Boston to q $50
rout Of Luther jackson in a
football game at Hoffman-Bos-
ton.
White intercepted a pass in
the first period and raced so
yards for the touchdown. He
added another score in the
fourth quarter with a 55-yard
jaunt.
LUTHER JACKSON 0 o o o o
HoFFMAN-BosTON IA 8 Z 6-33
Observation-Disclosures IS, run Giant
rum.
-Boston-White go, intercep-
ton tSmackum. pass from CAN'T
Observation-Disclosures As. run (run
failed.
Hoffman-Boston-Poweu SO, recovered
tumble Davis rum.
n-Boston-White IS. run (run
failed).
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HOWARD COUNTY o o o o. o
sPRINGBRooK Ia o o 14-2s
springbrook-cr 80, run
(Batchelder rum.
Springbrook Purrung /. plunge
(Batchelder kick.
Springbrook Batchelder 90, run
(Batchelder kick).
Springbrook Batchelder 66, run
(Crutchfield. pass from Batehelder)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

st. Anthony'S-Sellers Q, pass from
Ferring lash rum.
Peary-Ferro 81, run (kick faiied)
Peary-Ferro 2S. run Mcintosh kick
PesryL7Gobeills 80, run (Singleton
Peary-Gobeills So. run Ckick failed.
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Bulls Tied, sc,
ByWest Chester

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct.
IL (SpeciaD Prep of
Silver Spring, Md, had one
touchdown nullified by a clip
ping penalty and lost seven
fumbles today, and settled for
a 6-6 tie with the West Chester
State freshmen.
Jake Scott returned a punt
As yards for the Little Ad-
mirals' only touchdown, but the
home team matched that with
q score with about a minute
remaining after recovering a
Bulls tumble on the Bulls 40.
R WI - PREP 80 8 8 "a
failed).
West Chester-Wilson IL, pass from
Rogers (kick failed.
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Spartans turned the ball over
after losing 2 yards.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
KAY BOWLING

2 SMALL PROPERTIES with houses
now rented. $1,000 ea. Potential
Evening star., 1963-01-27

yIEw-TIFQL = Aptly accents this
lovely 42-lt. .-iong ANTIQUE BRICK
rambler In IT'S NATURAL SET
TING among TALL TREES on
hish-up, leyei l00x2Oo lot. bed
Sihle, 2 fireplaees. 12x2b CAR
PORT, sliding doors off dining rm.
leads 10 l2x25 poreh-deek which
Is ideal for dining, relaxing and
ENTERTAINING. Unlimited pos
Sibilities for gardening and other
hobbies. TYREs will love the
woods. All city utilities. Nearing
completion. De luxe equip. Kitchen,
Biz colorful bathrooms. EXCEL
LENT PLANNING, quality work
manship and materials: Priced q
80 quick Al S23,8b0. TARRY NOT
II have only one like this. Call
Matt TYSON, TYSON REALTY
Co, JE. 4-2B44 or JE. 2-644O
for appointment.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
RfyERDALE, MD. :

$500 SiShaISt5s SiKSENIIWoRTH III AVE.
47xl00 Al or will divide NEW
SHOPPING CENTER. 27T car
paved, lighted parking lot, Drug
store, clothing, shoes, restaurant
or other uses. 30-day occupancy.
Excellent opportunity In developed
and expanding area.
PAUL BURMAN JA. b-b6D0
Evening star., 1963-01-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
IOverlooking Golf Course

Overloo ooking Golf Course
This long, low brick rambler in
North Arlington is offered for
sale for the first timel One owner
home. II is the very essence of gra-
cious livingl Situated on a tasteful
ly landscaped level lot, convenient
to the George Washington parkway
and Chain Bridge road. Beauti-
hall leading into formal living
room with floor to ceiling fire.
place, spacious dining room OPEN
ing onto screened porch. The kitch
en- has all appliances and break
fast space. Three double-size bed
rooms with two full-tile baths,
cozy rec, room with fireplace. den
or fourth bedroom and powder
room. Many other features in
cluding garage. Priced to sell
quickly at S37, 300.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
$14,95O

ASSUME BIG ANN GI LOAN on
this spotlessly clean 3-bedroom
rambler. separate dining room,
inviting. comfortable living room.
attic storage, beautifully land
patio. Another Better Home for
Better Living"
BETTER
HOMES IA. $4,000
REALTY. INC.
A Homes for Living" Affiliate
Evening star., 1963-01-27
A SWIMMING POOL
IN WINTER?
4 BEDROOMS

=. FHUFn INC, NEALIOHb
Alexandria office TE. 6-spib
Evening star., 1963-01-27
STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTINUED) 2

TORE. newly built, new fixtures,
air conditioned, 1909 best down
town location, suitable for many
types of business. must sell due
10 illness, excellent lease. Mon
day. RE. 7-19OS.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

JAMES L. DIXON q CO., Realtors
SHIRLEY HWY. AT BELTWAY
Interchange, $4,000 50. IT,, per-
feet. grade, no fill, all utils., rail-
road in rear, zoned "I-G indus
trisi GensTal% Sl.25 per 50. q,
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Town q Country
ROBIN HOOD

And Maid Marian would agree
that this beautiful SHERWOOD
split-level offers the best In com
Portable living. II features 3 large
bedrooms, ? full baths. lovely liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, New Or
leans-style separate dining rm
from which sliding glass doors
open onto a large screened porch.
just one Of It's many plus fea-
lures, is a 2Oxl6 paneled recrea-
tion rm, with fireplace and built
patio. A dream kitchen you must
see to appreciate. All of this for
only S2S,500, with flexible H.
nancing. Call right now to see.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
S21.95O

New ANTIQUE brk. rambler. 3 bed
bsmt. fiTeplsces hotUWatsS tgIi ssikhI9a. heSt'
h-acre lot. Nice location. An ex-
cellent buy for the money; 500
first trust, Trade considered
REALTY, INC, JE. 4-O433.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

I2-AcRE INDUSTRIAL LAND with
long railroad siding in heart o.