davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

photo shows Of the who attended the birthday
farewell held Saturday night in honor Of Miss Boyd
Pictured from left in the Gerue Oliver Ray
Meta Lunchford and Evangeline Monteilth.
Standing Bob Perry. Phomena Kuykenda, John Smith.
and Travis Williams.
Second photo shows including Brenda Woods. An
Smith, Wenard Callahan. Jerry Harris and Joan Sublett
Back rowAlan Wilburn, Earl Nance, William Smith, Yvonne
Smith, Jerry Solomon HILL Bennett. Tommy Harper,
and Stephen Thompson.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

Carbon-l4 dating studies in
dicate water currently being
pumped out of Arizona wells
has been in the ground 10000 to
10000 years.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
Far Out

Far Out
Pluto, the most distant planet
from the Sun, may be an
escaped moon of Neptune, a
u. S. astronomer believes. B u t
Neptune still has two other
moons.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

~ Chevrolet Nova @ 100. 2-Door
Sedan equipped with Ice cold
Retrlseration. 10000 Aesyyel
~ Chevrolet corvetr Monzeh
SSyPe; !Radio' Heater e.n,SSos e.n,SSos
~ Mercury Colony Park Station
Wascn. Fully Equipped inelyd-
Ing Ice Cold Factory Refr.lsS;;o.
81 oldsmoblle. E:s5 %Door Sedan.
RadIo and Heater, AutomatiIsso.
81 oIdsn,obiIe F-s5 Convertible.
EqUipped witt. Radio and Heat,
Or, Stick shift. $2l'5
81 Mercury Monterey Convert;
bic" bic Very low mIIeass IossI oss1Ies
80 Chevrolet =. InnpaIa Hardtop
Coupe. Fully Equipped lnclud-
GIss.nF GIGss F:sfOsy !: 81 sitTIss1'fI0"' MoseT SAVE
81 Pontiac 4.Door Sedan, Radio,
Heater, AUTOMATIC, PoweI
Steering. Power Brakes, and
tIfs.TstlSo. EHS.DsilS with Factory s., si5ss
81 Plymouth Station Wagon. Radio
snd Heater, Automatic WHITE
81 Chevrolet 2.Door sedan Fully
equipped with Ice Cold Re-
RefrIseration. This Week only.
Better Hurry on This One. SIPS
81 Chevrolet Station Wagon. Fully
Equipped including Factory
Refrigeration. SAVE
81 Cadillac Sedan de Vile. Fully
eqylpped inclUdin9 ice gold
factory refrigeration. SAVE
80 Chevrolet IrnpaIa Convertible
Radio, Heater, AUtomatIc, Pow
Low MiIesss Local Car. Save
20 Ford FslrIane 500 %Door Sc
dan. Radio and Heater. Stand.
ard Transmission. $695
IS Cadillac Convertible. As clean
IS . '62 Model. One Of the
s!e:'f s.sn in S TSSs' ISSs. EsSIiS; oSs f. sxSE
IS ThvnderbIrd Hardtop Radio
and heater. Automatic Trans:
mission, Power .steerlns end
Dow Swe1 Ifts, sr'FFes sewer esett,e sests wS SIso
sSvIppsd with Continental Eif'
Very Nice Local Car. Sl7eS
SARWARK MOTOR SALES
1910 E. VAN BUREN,
Al 6-6o7l
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06

How many times do
you get out Of your
easy chair to answer
the phone each week?
Instead of jumping up each time the phone
rings-iust reach! An inexpensive extension
phone in the living room helps save your
evenings for the relaxation you need.
To order call us
or ask telephone serviceman.
MOUNTAIN STATES rELEPH0NE0 @
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
CARS FOR SALE

NAKC
t11H|F|!!|'|FI|l!F,<'
MOTOR SALES
1910 E. VAN BUREN,
AL 8-6O7l
"EASIEST PLACE IN THE
CITY TO BUY A CAR"
Are you neT SomE jH PnSenIfH TS INo SEE Us
Have you eSss eoME 0GsG N AaD NaHSfssgtEE SEE US
Have others COVE tVTg'f IN 'Sy SN6 s0sSgE ZEE US
LOWEST PRICES IN
PHOENIX
WE CARRY
Our Own Contracts
MORE THAN 200 CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
HUGE SAVINGS
On All Late Model
Refrigerated Cars
'63 Rambler Custom 40 Convert
BILE" equipped with radio, heat
sverG9H. sy SySEet seMIoon isstS Hs ssi9s
80 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. Fully
sgIDDed set6ES ssf9SsI ,+l9IVSaiHi aiioo ice SsaSSe
~ PSntIse Tempest cIvD s S...s Coupe.
Automatic Transmission. vey
low mileage LOCAL car. Also
EqUIpped, including Ice Cold
Refrigeration. Evidently not
many We Tempests have been
produced. This Is the finest
one we have had $2495
81 Cadillac Convertible. Full pow
er and factory refriseretion.
Low mileage local car with. .
Beautiful maroon finish with
contrasting white leather. ln,
terlor. SAVE
Evening star., 1963-09-19

iFullback Brian Piccolo, who
rushed for 324 yards, and
Guard Farrell Egge, who could
make all-conference, but there
aren't anywhere near enough.
Neither Of the current quarter
backs, Wally Bridwell and
Ralph Brandewiede, for in
stance, completed even SO per
cent Of his passes last year.
The Deacons also have prob
lens up front. Only three men
in the starting line weigh more
than 200. There are Just two
lettermen tackles on the prem
ises.
Last year Wake Forest Grip
pied itself with % interceptions
and l6 fumbles. It scored only
66 points to the opposition's
278. It's a steep, uphill climb
and, although Sweetan figures
to be back by midseason. that
may not be enough. Last year
the Deacons were so banged up
by then that they m anag e d
only one touchdown In their
final four games.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
DEACONS' LINEUPS

LE-Joe Berra' 1885, RICHARD CAMERON us5), JOHN
GRIMES (200).
LT-JIM MAYO (224, John Jurkovec (228) Leland Cox
(231)
Marks" (20N.
C-Jim Beaudoin' usS), BILL HOPKINS (21D, Lewis
Duncan (204).
RG-RON KADON Q98), PAUL SHEARER (203), Jeff
Underwood" (203).
RT-wnLIAM FAIRCLoTH (2OD william sater' C24O),
Werner Hauer" (214g
RE-JM TEJECK us7). wnBERT FA1RcLoTH us4),
Earl Coleman Q8D
QB-wAILY BRDwELL (16O), RALPH BRANDEwIEDE
(202), Karl Sweetan Q95).
LH-WAYNE WELBORN d7S, Joe Carazo' d65) Phil
Miner" Q72).
RH-Jimmy Bedgood d66) George Emmons' u7O) Doug
Golghty" C81)
FB-BRIAN PIccoLo C2OO). Bob Miller us5). Donald
Davis" Q75).
Lettermen n 'sophomores.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

due to pitch for an American
Legion team in Grand Forks,
N. OAK, the next day. Thiel's
informant said the youngster
could make it big with the
Senators.
Thiel said so long to his
wife and eight children and
drove 500 miles from Marion
to Grand Forks. The boy didn't
pitch the next day, nor the
next, nor the next, nor the
next.
Five days later Bert finally
saw the youngster pitch and
he couldn't break a pane of
glass with his fast ball.
That's the way it goes"
Bert said before leaving the
d. c. Stadium meeting for
his home. Some tips are good,
and some are bad. I didn't
completely waste the five days,
because I Travelled around the
area looking at other pros
poets, but ! didn't see that
particular kid for five days.
Thiel was a righthanded
pitcher who had a cup of cof-
fee with the Boston Braves
and the Red Sox five years
apart, the Braves in so and
the Sox in ST. He has the
largest territory Of any Of
the Senators scouts. Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, the Dakotas,
Wyoming, Montana, and upper
Michigan.
He was called to spring
training at Pompano Beach
last year to help out for q
month. and will go to the
Florida Institutional League
for two weeks next month to
help coach the Senators entry
in Tampa.
-
Thiel travels roughly $4,000
miles for the Senator'S during
the baseball season in his ter
ritory. scouting the high
schools, colleges, Legion and
semipro teams, plus the Basin
League in the Dakotas, the
Pioneer League in Montana, the
Northern and Midwest Leagues.
For a man with eight young
sters, It's a lonely life. With
fatherly pride, he thinks he
might have a couple Of pros
poets at home. His l3 and g.
year-old sons are playing base
ball in their age groups, and
Evening star., 1963-09-19

the older boy, in particular,
has talent. But some Of Bert's
reports on them are by mail.
Offhand, you can't think of
too many baseball names who
have made it from Thiel's ter
ritory. But Bert is quick to
remind you that Roger Maris
was from Fargo. Dave McNally,
the Orioles rookie pitcher, is
from Billings, Mont.
Thiel has signed q number
Of youngsters for the Senator's
farm club. His top prospect is
Steve Nally. who made the
Big Ten all-star team at Min
nesota. Nally is q catcher, but
he was signed more for his
hitting, and Bert believes Nally
can make it in the Outfield,
if not as q catcher.
Its a good area for u.s."
Thiel said, with reference to
the Senators. THE kids out
there know they can make II
faster with the Washington
club, because we need help
That's where your baseball
interest is, in the smaller
towns. These kids don't have
as many diversions as those in
the big cities"
Thiel doesn't 60 for the big
bonuses. I'VE Just lost q kid
out our way to the Braves.
They gave him $4,000. The
Washington club didn't want to
go that high, and I didn't
blame them"
Between now and his visit
to the Florida Instructional
League. Thiel will be busy lum-
berjacking. He goes into the
timberland with teams OF
horses. drags the timber to
trucks. then to the mills. You
wouldn't exactly say Bert is the
indoor type.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
ACC OUTLOOK
ACC OUTLOOK
Deacons' Prospects Bleak
After Latest Bad Break
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

When a team loses all 10 of
its games, the breaks it gets
somehow always seem bad.
"It's like this" said Billy Hill
debrand, the coach at Wake
Forest. He went to throw. It
was Just a routine play. In fact,
It was the last one Of a work.
out. And when his arm came
down he hit q lineman coming
in with his hands up. It was
as If they clapped hands"
The diagnosis was a small
broken bone in the right wrist
Of Quarterback Karl Sweetan
When I got the word" Hill
debrand said, II went cold ali
over"
The loss. Of Sweetan, as
Wake Forest sees it, is incalcu-
liable. About the same as If the
Giants lost Y. A. little or the
Packers Bart Starr.
Better than so per cent
Of your offense depends on the
quarterback" Hildebrand said,
because he can make the mis-
take that'll kill you even before
the play starts" -
Staggered by Loss
This may be so, but at Wake
Forest it was more like 80 per
cent Of the hope.
Sweetan is a 6-foot-1, 1885,
Evening star., 1963-09-19
ThumbnoiI Glance

Assets-Promising quarter
back in Karl s Sweetan, i'm
provement among centers and
guards.
Liabilities-Lack Of depth
and size. small running backs,
spotty defense.
Outlook-An o ther long,
tough season.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

FOUNDER from Dallas, Tex.
Wake Forest got him this sum-
mer as a transfer from Ma
varro Junior College.
After spring practice" Hill
debrand explained. II decided
I'd have to get myself a quar-
terback who could play and
that meant from a junior col
lege. The best junior college
football is played in California,
Evening star., 1963-09-19
The Schedule

September 21-East Carolina
IN, away. 28-Virginia Tech.
October 5-North Carolina
IN. 12-Florida State, away.
l9-Army. away. 26-Mary-
land.
November Clemson, away.
9-Duke, away. 16-South Car
olina 22-North Carolina State
(n), away.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Texas S and Mississippi. so
worked the circuit"
Sweetan n was the prize, He
was all-everything at South Oak
Cliff High In Dallas. He en-
rolled originally at Texas A6EM
but failed d academically anc
moved to Navarro. He was Q
junior-grace Jim Thorpe there
He completed IS Of 1855 passes
kicked field goals UP to Al
yards and averaged so yards
punting.
Coaches tumbled over each
other to sign him. He selected
Wake Forest. Why?
What other major college, >
Hid debrand d said, was in 9
position where 1t could tell Q
quarterback he could step right
in and play?" (Note: Sweetar
also is married and has two
children, which could cut down
on the bidding)
Out for Six Weeks
At any rate, sweetan Il
scratche e d until possibly the
sixth game against Maryland
incidentally and Wake Forest
looks as II it is back where Il
started, facing the horror oi
another long, long season.
Hildebrand, Of course, seel
things more brightly, or brave.
ly. This team is way yondel
b etter than last years." HI
said. They know there wert
some games they could have wor
last year If they had Just elimi
mated a couple Of mistakes"
The Deacons, to be sure
have some good operatives hkt
Evening star., 1963-09-19
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
Question on Page B-l4.

No. 1. Sneak. A close call,
but your center will be bigger
than the safety opposite him
and you should easily make
2 feet. A loose. wide-tackle
six-man line Is usually strong
to the outside, so even though
you have gained well with end
runs, don't call II here. Leading
by 8. don't throw long down
the middle, even with that
safety UP in the line. Quick
opener would probably go, but
sneak eliminates handoff.
Distributed BY The Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Senators Scout
Loes35,oooMiIes
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Bert Thie of the Senator's scouts who
the two-day meeting OF the clubs minor league managers
scouts and other members of the farm system
his occasional visits to his Marion Ws) home this
when he received urgent call
hot-shot pitcher phenom as the scouts call them was
Evening star., 1963-09-19

X-f aced four men In eth.
HBP-By Woodeshick (Green). WP-
Maloney. U-Williams, VenZon, Steiner,
Donatell. T-2:le. ALSO.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

x-Faced , men In sthi y-Faced
men in Sth; z-Faced 2 men in eth.
WP-Brunet. U DiMuro, Stevens.
Kinnamons Runge. T-2:54. A-2,372.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
COLTS, 8; REDS, 4

for Temple In 3rdi c-Walked for Me
MahOn In 5th; d-Struck out for Um-
BRIGHT In 9TH; e-Grounded out for Cole
man in eth; f-Walked for Skinner in
ethi Gilt by pitch for Zanni In 9th.
Houston ooO oaa oa3-a
Cincinnati 9i0 I00 Aaa-I
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Os ANGELES ST. LOUIS

E-Boyer. McCarver, Javier. PO-A =
Los Angeles 39-l7, st. Louis 39-l7. DIP
Groat, Javier and White. LOB - Los
Angeles II, st. Louis 10.
2B-Flood, Roseboro. 3B-Groat. HR-
James, Men. S-Richert, Flood. SF-W.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

E-McBride, Perry, Aparicio. Po-A-
Baltimore as Los Angeles 27-l2. LOB
Baltimore 8, Los Angeles II.
2B Moran, Aparicio, Bowens, Pear
son. HR = Powell 2: SF-Gentile, Torres.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
BRAVES. s; GIANTS, 4

E-Hiller. Po.A-San Francisco 7Ll7.
Milwaukee N-ll. DP-Sanford, Pagan,
Hitler and Cepeda. JOB-San Francisco
7, Milwaukee Q.
2B- Cepeda, Mays, F. AIou, II. Aaron.
McMillan HR-Mavs C-navanv.orf
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Major League Box Scores
WHITE S0x, "a;
RED SOX, 3-3
First Game. Twilight
IN CUUnAGn

E-Nixon, Schilling. Po-A-Boston 24-l4,
Chicago 2I.ll. DIP Cunningham, Hansen
and Fox, Bressoud, Schilling and Stuart,
Hansen and McCraw. LOB-Boston ?, Chi
rao0 70
Evening star., 1963-09-19

E-Warwick, Pinson. PO-A-Houston o.
TO-, Cincinnati ~. DP-Runnels, LiiIs
and Staub; Rose, Cardenas and Coleman,
LOB-Houston s, Cincinnati =.
2B-Meekly, Warwick, Staub. 3B-Skin-
ner. HR-Weekly, Pinson, Cardenas. s.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

E-Ward, Buford, Stephens. Po-A-Bos-
ton 24-9, Chicago U-ll. DP-Mantilla and
2B-Mantilla, Hershberger, Malone.
HR Ward, Stephens. S-Stephens, Till.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
DODGERS, s; CARDS, S

A-Faced four battefs IN Ist.
u Hcnochick, Soar, Smith, Salerno.
T-2:36. A-lo,7l2.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
ORIOLES, 81; ANGELS, i

a-Han Tor Powell IN Ithi b-FIied out
for Gatewood In 9TH; c-Singled for
Barber in eth; d-POpped out for Perry
in 9TH.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

a-Flied out for Smith in 7th; b.
Lemon in 9TH; d-Popped up for Martin
in 9TH; e-Announced for Peters in 9thi
f-Struck out for Peters in 9th. e
Singled for Hershberger in 9th.
Boston .................. oOl oIO OOi-s
Evening star., 1963-09-19
. hIIIndTnOn. I-X:3o.
Second Game, Night

T0taI8 UTIn5 Totals % SO
a-Flied out for Foytack In 9Th; b.
Hit sacrifice fly for M. Lee in 9Th; c.
Flied out for Perry In 9TH; d-Struck out
for Foiles In 9TH.
Baltimore ..............7 .7Ol Oao oOo-7
Los Angeles 900 900 O2o-5
Evening star., 1963-09-19
CHICAGO

HBP-By Koonce CCIeHdenon). Use
cory, Pelekoudas. Burkhsrt, Pryor. T.
2:l6. ASST.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
PILLS, 5; NETS, l

an, Landes, Sudol. T-3:44. A-2s,s7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
LEGUM & GERBER

VI. O-O1O1 Ewes. OIL. 0-302S
BETHESDA - Owner transferred.
Priced. for quick sale, possession
IN July. 3 bedrms., az baths,
rec. rm. and family-sIze kit,
lovely yard, close to schools. We
take trades. $4,000. 049-730O,
HUGH II. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
Chevy Chase
Greatly Reduced

Owner transferred to California.
must sell this beautiful Ayr. odd
brick residence Immediately. Stu
{ Rock Creek Park on 8 sides. Fea-
turing spacious rooms throughout,
with 4 twin bedrms. ~ MASTER
seed, large walnut paneled den,
mammoth recreation rm. and
loads Of closet space. Built-in ga
rage. Any reasonable offer will be
given careful consideration. SEE
THIS HOME. Priced In the low.
low 4Os, CENTRALLY AIR CON-
pi9lTnIooNED; CALL KE. 7-1SO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WALK TO ST. JUDE's = Bricl
rambler with sep, din. rm., all
cleo. kit. full finished bsmt., pvt
yard. Buy FILA, low dn. payment
Just S20,500. 94e-73O0.
HUGH T, PECK. 11240 Georgia Ave
WHEATON-GLEN HAVEN - 3-b. +
brk, rambler; llv. rm. w/built-if
booksheives and firepl,. rec. m
wImahogany panelinR. bar;
baths. Completely fenced. Neal
swimming pool. Call 049-6554.
WHEATON-S600 below FHA an,
praisal at $4,000; 3 bedrms..
full baths, sep. din. rm.
ESPECIAL FOR A LARGE FAMILY
Dream kit. .WIeating space, garage
Walk to all schools and bus.
w. j. NICHOLAS, Ritz, 049-160C
VIEW-Do you like per
feetion3 II 90, then see this i'm
maculate 3-bedrm.. bath-and-a
half rambler on large doubl
fenced lot with separate brick 2
car garageV all representing first
class workmanship. S27,5OO.
II you have q home to sell first
ask about our guaranteed sal
program.
JAS. G. coNLEY a co. JU. e-4134
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dn.
pymt, SS7 for all. Cozy 2-bedrm
rambler. Only Sl2,050. 033-1600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

NoRTH-fmmaeuiat,
ciuded area. comnleteiy equipped
kitchen with breakfast bar. t,a6i
"a. n. Of living space, bullt.in ~.
RAGE. Priced IN the low 3ns. VI.
nanclnR flexible. shown by an.
pointment only, Call JE a.962O
JoHEpH W. sEAY COMPANY,
Realtors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GLENMONT HILLS Clean as Q
brick rambler, rec. rm.. study,
K, N. Levy, oie-7aOG."
GLENMONT---S7O0 down Including
settlement. Terrific house for the
growing family. Fun din. rm., 3
bedTms,, bsmt. with rec. I'm. No
qualifying necessary.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC,
REALTOR VIII. 2-6300
HTLLANDAkE-4-bedrm,, 2h bath
split-leveL rec: rn.,. Ice. lot, q
car garage. big swimming pool.
close : In area. S42,5O0. o. d.
FIELD, INC; REALTORS. ~. g.
HILLANDALE-lO% down and as
sumo large loan on this 4-bedrIn..
2 y bath brick split-leyel. plus
recreation room, SEPARATE dining
rnl., modern table-space kitchen.
S Siitt;Ssttrrsset psss5kbbnasS fully air con-
payments Of Si45.
II you have q home TO sell first,
ask about our guaranteed sale
James It y. cOnlsy q co. Ju. a-4Is4
HILLANDALE = Available immedi-
ately, new 3 and 4 bedrms. RAM
blers and spit-levels, huge family
rm., kitchen, 2 or more full baths.
paneled rec, rms, flagstone cen-
ter halls, large separate dining
rms, spacious level lots, from
$2b,500. ModeA home phone 434-
ROBERT II. KENT co.. Ju. $4,000
REALTOR
HOLIDAY PK.-1st offer. the most
attr; rambler We have ever seen
N this popular area. lge, attr,
FULLY equip. kit. 3 bedrms.,. 3
BATHS, rec. rm., lge, fenced lot.
With beapt; so VIEW w walk to swim
IGIULIANO OIL. 4-1100
Holiday PARK-completely re-
modelled, redecorated; 2 bedrms.,
only sflSSo. oi o' NO o|adE DOWN 'T psy.
RssGRit. rSS.' l kr saifaiSeSC. ADELpHl
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
large living room, msla.s room.
den. Can Assume $4,000, SO ri
loan, ROBERT E, LOHR, INC,
EFdEaAnLToR. Open . 70 Q. HE. 4
KENsINGTON ON ROCK CREEK
PARK, BY OWNER. transferred
4 bedrms., 2 baths, fenced, walk
to all schools. S21 500. VIII. g.
1857.
KENSINGTON = Lovely rambler,
beautifur freed lot. Small down.
KEN S'H DSRsuisKM, Rsaltol, s4s-4oOo
KENsINGTON = 3-bedroom brick
rambler, 2 baths, extra-lge. kit,
fully tiled bsmt., level lot, Price
SlS,750. FLA terms. Walk TO
Wheaton Plaza, HEBRON REALTY
Co. 949.2230; ewes, 949-2437.
LANGLEY PARK-Beautiful 3-bed-
rm. completely air-cond. rambler.
Wv. carpet, firepl.. Ia baths.
full bsmt. and fenced yard. Ex-
cellent home for sci, 1850.
m PT gAN REAL ESTATE. NC s;.oo
LANGLEY PARK, New Hamp.
Estates--Only $500 dn., brick
home with 1st-flr. powder rm., 3
front porch. We take trades,
LIST WITH us FOR REsuLTs
LIST WITH US
FOR ACTION
SOLD
OVER rs HOMES
IN MAY.
WE NEED MORE LIsTINds
BECAUSE WE SELL MORE
SUBURBAN
Properties Mgt., Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
VIENNA

Built By Roger Wood rmmac. 4.
pedrm,. 2-bath brick rambler with
lorna din, rm. and equip. hit
rec. rm. q rourhed-in bath and
SPACE for 9th bodrm. IN daylight
bamt Home carries q sci 800
81 80 ", loan and the price
IL only $4,000, Early poss.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
CT. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
Shannon & Luchs

b0O0 Conn. Ave. Tour 5eth Year.
CHEyY CHASE, tRollineWood Areal
EBrick rambler, liv; rm,, din. I'm;
comb modern kit, 3 bedrms. and
baths, daylight bsmt.. room for
BIZ: :s i Ess ssos c sIIlt VIZ aEsSs
y,til Q pm. EDW. Il. JONES 4 Co,
INC. Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
as CONTINUED
BOGI,EY

zoos wis. Ave. on, 8-7s00 TIL q
BETHEsDA = LANDoN SCHOOL
brk, Colonial. 4 bedrms., bathl
on End floor. Living rm. with fire.
pl., sep. dining rIn., den, rec
Tm.. garage. Priced in low 40I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

Joe n thompson, JAetson $1,000
TOR SALE tsl, ice cram vendina
terms, BRAND wfNk icE cRfAM
60. 53i y 18TH e.. ne. II. q
~ lcoalIaa,d On N,TI IkT.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

GLENMONT HILLS Clean as 9
pin and extras galore. 3-bedrm,
brick rambler. rec. rn., study,
ilregl't ,rPv c1h'' ol hagsss lot $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.

DESIRE APT. BLDG, 1925 unitA
Silver Spring. Bethesda, Rockville.
Gaithersburg areas. All cash above
mortgage. Pvt. party. OIL. 6-43b2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

brk. colo.
ana bath atm ih sorase u IIui now aG 9sntst
for $50 mo. Mr.. ali community
tns rIH sss s0n large fenced lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MO,

PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
CAL US for expert consultation. Get
the full market value for your
property. or immediate cash.
Building sites wanted. 2nd-trust
money available. UN. 4-1100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
Shannon & Luchs

foREeT dLEN-KENsIN0ToN area
--NEW 3.hedrm,. 2-bath, central
air-condltioned brick rambler, full
42a,bOO,
+, n you have 9 home 70 sell first,
Az about our guaranteed aale
program.
Sk@ss 6. conlsy 4 CO, 10, e.4ia4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
FOUR CORNERS

NOV liating IN this desired area.
NsScI "a. A iSDs 3, Hn ,Sos sle'o'o
ciiEeTER KELLER. HkALroR
~. b-7i0Q Evee,, OF. 6-22b0
OARRETT fAnk-vaeant. imme-
diate possession, Ail-brick aniit-
level. bedrma,, separate din,
: rmy I'm, rec. rmu y acre lot
Win many trees. rHA appraised
NJ TrpNrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

ARLINGTON, N==wAIK RioHT
HyEis SIT rA) sio UT PIo SS NsSsf
brick splitsisvel, beautifully land.
ecaped, Il ready for youl Large
llv. rm. and rec. rin., well.
eoulpped famllyssifs kitchen, 4
bedrooms With double closets. din
rm, opening 70 a iremendoni
HOLLEY RHALTY
$3.50 Lee Hwy Arl. KE. $3.50