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CONFLICT OF INTERESTS


manipulation have characterized
Federal administration during
the Eisenhower years. Taxpayers
paying billions of dollars each
year to their Government
demand and must have the high
est standards of honesty, in.
tegrity and efficiency as a mini
mum requirement of Federal ex.
ecutive conduct. We pledge 9
strong merit system as a SUBJ
stitute for cynical policies Of
spells and special favor which
are now the rule of the day. We
seek the constant improvement
of the Federal Government ap-
paratuS to accomplish these
ends.
Under certain conditions, we
recognize the need for the en-
ployment of personnel without
compensation in the executive
branch of the Government. But
the privileges extended these
dollar-a-year men have resulted
in grave abuses of power. Some
of these representatives of large
corporations have assumed a
dual loyalty to the Government
and to the corporations who pay
them. These abuses under the
Republican administration have
been scandalous. The Demo-
cratic Party proposes that any
necessary use Of non-compen-
stated employees shall be made
only after the most careful
scrutiny and under the most
rigidly prescribed safeguards to
prevent any conflict of interests.
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PIudqe Veterans Aid

In recognition Of the valiant
efforts of those who served their
Nation in its gravest hours, we
pledge:
1-Continuance Of the Veter-
ans Administration as an indie
pendent Federal agency handling
veterans programs;
2-Continued recognition Of
war veterans, with adequate COM
pensation for the service-c con-
nected disabled and for the sur
vivors of those who have passed
away in service or from service
incurred disabilities; with pen
sions for disabled and distressed
veterans and for the dependents
of those who have passed on. who
are in need or unable to provide
for themselves.
3-Maintenance of the Veter-
ans Administration hospital sys-
tenn, with no impairment in the
high quality of medical and hos
pital service;
Priority Of disqualification
for the vice-connected dis
abled, and the privilege Of hospi-
tai care when beds are available
for the non-service-connected ill
ness of veterans who are sick
without funds or unable to pro-
duce private disqualification;
5-Fair administration of vet
Grams preference laws, and en-
ployment opportunities for hand
icapped and disabled veterans;
6--Full hearings for war vet
Grams filing valid applications
with the review, corrective and
settlement boards Of the Federal
government;
7. To support legislation to OBJ
tain an extension of the current
law to enable veterans to obtain
homes and farms through the
continuance Of the CT loan pro-
gram.
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VIRGIN ISLANDS

, Democratic leadership. this coun.
try has always followed.
VIRGIN ISLANDS
We favor increased self-gov.
eminent for the Virgin Island.
to provide for an elected COVER.
nor and a resident commissioner
in the Congress Of the United
States. We denounce the scan.
dalous administration of the first
Eisenhower-appointed governor
of the Virgin Islands.
OTHER TERRITORIES
AND POSSESSIONS
We favor increased self-gov-
|ernment for Guam and other out.
lying territories and the trust
territory of the Pacific.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
We favor immediate home
rule and ultimate national rep
resentation for the District of
Columbia.
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news" We shall press for free
access to information through
out the world for our journalists
and scholars.
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competitive scale at all levels Of
employment.
5-Recognition by law Of the
right of employee organizations
to represent their members and
to participate in the formula
ton and improvement Of per-
sonnet policies and practices.
ga fair and non-political
loyalty program. by law. which
will protect the Nation against
subversion and the employee
against unjust and un-American
treatment.
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RESTORING EFFICIENCY
OF POSTAL SERVICE

The bungling policies of the
Republican administration have
crippled and impaired the
morale, efficiency and reputation
of the United States Postal Serv-
ice. Mail carriers and clerks and
other postal employees are COM
PEELED to work under intolerable
conditions. Communication by
mail and service by parcel post
have been delayed and retarded
with resulting hardships, bust
ness losses and inconvenience.
Their false concept Of economy
has impaired seriously the eff
f1ciency Of the best communica-
ton system in the world.
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CIVIL SERVICE -
AND FEDERAL EMPLOYE
RELATIONS

The Eisenhower administra.
ton has failed either to under.
stand or trust the Federal EN-.
ploye. Its record in personne
management constitutes a gray,
indictment of policies reflectine
prejudices and excessive parti.
Sanship to the detriment of EN-.
lploye morale.
Intelligent and sympathetic
programs must be Immediately
undertaken to insure the re-
establishment of high morale anC
efficiency which were character
listic of the Federal worker dur
ing 20 years of Democratic ad-
IminiStration.
Program Proposed
To accomplish these objec-
tiveS, we propose:
Protection and extension OF
the merit system through the
enactment of laws to specify the
rights and responsibilities Of
workers.
"A more independent Civil
Service Commission in order that
lit may provide the intelligent
leadership essential in perfect
ing proper civil service system
3-Promotion within the Fede-
raj service under law assuring
advancement on merit and
proven ability.
salary increases of a ma
ture that will insure a truly
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STATEHOOD FOR ALASKA
AND HAWAII

We condemn the Republican
administration for its utter dis
regard of the rights of Statehood
of both Alaska and Hawaii
These territories have contrib
uted- greatly to our national eco
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CLEAN ELECTIONS
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT

We of the Democratic Party
recommend ana indorse for sub
mission to the Congress a consti-
tutional amendment providing
equal rights for women.
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Government
Operations

The Democratic Party pledges
that it will return the admins
tration of our National Govern
ment to a sound, efficient. and
honest basis.
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Continued From Page AIS

OOutAuueu FROM rage h-AO
undermined by Republican APP
pointees with conflicting inter-
ests. Millions Of investors who
have bought securities with their
savings are today without ade-
quate protection. We favor Wig
orous safeguards for securities
extensively traded in the over
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Democratic leadership. this coun-
try has always followed.
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Administration Scored
On U.S.. Worker POLICY

the-counter market. for foreign
securities distributed in the
United States and against proxy
contest abuses.
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List Postal Program

We pledge ourselves to pro-
grams which will:
Restore the principle that
the Postal Service is a public
service to be operated in the in
terest of improved business
economy and better communica :
ton as well as an aid to the dis
semination of information and
intelligence.
2-Restore postal employee
morale through the strengthen
ing of the merit system-promc-
lions by law rather than caprice
or partisan politics. Payment Of
realistic salaries-reflecting the
benefits of an expanded economy.
Establish program of re-
search and development on a
scale adequate to insure the most
modern and efficient handling of
the mails.
undertake modernization
and construction of desperately
needed postal facilities designed
to insure the finest postal system
in the world.
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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION

During recent years there has
eveloped a practice on the part
of Federal agencies to delay and
withhold information which is
needed by Congress and the
general public to make i'm
Iportant decisions affecting their
lives and destiny. We believe
that this trend toward secrecy
in Government should be re-
versed and that the Federal
Government should return to its
! basic tradition of exchanging
and promoting the freest flow
of information possible in those
unclaSsif1ed areas where secrets
involving weapons development
and bona fide national security
are not involved. We condemn
the Eisenhower administration
for the excuses practiced in this
vital area, and pledge the Demo-
cratic Party to reverse this
tendency. substituting a rule OF
law for that of broad claims OF
executive privilege.
We re-aver our position OF
1852 ito press strongly for
worldwide freedom in the gath
ering and dissemination OF
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OTHER TERRITORIES
AND POSSESSIONS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AMERICAN INDIANS

Recognizing that all American
Indians are citizens Of the United
States and of the State, that
the Federal Government has a
unique legal and moral RESPONSE
bility for Indians which is i'm
posed by the Constitution and
spelled out in treaties, statutes
and court decisions. we pledge:
Prompt adoption of a Federal
program to assist Indian tribes
in the full development of their
See PLATFORM, Page AGO
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news" We shall press for free
access to information through
out the world for our journalists
and scholars.
CLEAN ELECTIONS
The shocking disclosures in
the last Congress of attempts by
selfish interests to improperly in
Ifuence members of Congress
have resulted in a congressional
investigation now under way.
The Democratic Party pledges
itself to provide effective regula-
ton and full disclosure of cam
Ipaign expenditures and contri-
buttons in elections to Fedora
Offices.
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
We of the Democratic Party
recommend ana indorse for SUBJ
mission to the Congress a consti-
tutional amendment providing
equal rights for women.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
We are spending approx
Imately $434 billion per year on
veterans benefits. There are
more than % million veterans in
civil life today and approx
Imately 4 million veterans or de-
IpendentS of deceased veterans
drawing direct cash benefits
from the Veterans AdminiStra-
ton. It is clear that a matter
Iof such magnitude demands
more prominence in the affairs
of Government. We pledge that
We will elevate the Veterans ADJ
ministration to a place of dignity
commensurate with its impor-
lance in national affairs.
We charge the present adj
ministration with open hostility
toward veterans hospital pro-
gram as disclosed by their eff
forts to restrict severely that
program in fiscal year 1854. We
further charge the administra-
ton with incompetence and
gross neglect in the administra-
ton of veterans benefits in the
following particulars:
1.-The refusal to allow serv-
ice connection for disabilities
incurred in or aggravated by
military service and the unwar-
ranted reduction of disability
civilizations in cases where serv-
ice connection has been allowed.
2-The failure to properly
protect veterans purchasing
homes under the VA home loan
program both by inadequate
supervision of the program and
in some instances. by active CO.
operation with INSCRIPTIONS
builders, lenders and real estate
brokers.
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actress Cornell Borchers as his
costar in "Istanbul," to be filmed
here after he straightens out his
alimony tangles.
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warns UP before a scene by roar
ing like a wounded hon. Says
Yul: 1T relaxes mel"
Groucho Marx was talking of a
movie producer who serves as
an asbestos sheet between the
film and the audience"
When producers want to send
Kathryn Grayson movie scripts,
she yawns and goes back to her
current pash-reading mystery
novels.
From Tyrone Power to Robert
Preston to Charles Boyer. Not
bad for a 19-year-old miss
Susan Kohner, who did a play
with Ty, was on teleyision Sun
day with Robert, and started a
-Four Star Playhouse telefilm
with Charles here on Monday.
Lana Turner, resting after the
flight from Acapulco, is getting
ready for her next at Metro, MY
Most Intimate Friend" with Ava
Gardner-if Ava can be induced
to return here from Spain.
Jerry Valid has the promise of
Mel Ferrer and Dorothy MCGUIRE
to reactivate their Actors Com
pany. Jerry is hoping to persuade
Huntington Hartford to come in
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'Lussie Not Only
Mere Gold Mine,
She's an Oil Well

HOLLYWOOD (HY. Lassie
the dog is more than a gold
smine-it's an oil well too.
Rudd Weatherwax. owner Of
the famous movie and teleyi-
sion star, banked $243.000 in
seven years for seven pictures
at MGM. In 1854, Lassie - or
Weatherwax - banked more
than 100000. He says 1855
was even better.
Lassie has appeared in IS
sTV pictures and Columbia is
planning a feature length
movie in the spring.
WeatherWax, out of graft
tude. bought a l58-acfe ranch
in the San Tornado Valley. He
wants to build a ranch house
for Lassie and her kennel
mates, including a dozen other
dogs that Rudd has trained for
the movies and now are too
old to work.
He never destroys a dog.
These old timers all worked
in a lot of pictures and they
have earned the right to spend
their old age lying in the
sum-" he says.
The ranch property was
bought with this in mind. He
even bought it in an area
where oilmen had drilled a lot
of dry oil wells.
So what happens2 A well
was dug on the land that
Lassie bought and it turned
out to be a 3.000-gallon-a day
producer.
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Kimberly and Lynn t$64 .Q00)
Dollar an FL Morocco duet. +.
Louis Armstrong tees of Aus
tralian tour April 4. jerry
Valid making a new deal wiNh
Columbia, will produce a couple
of pictures a year. George
Pal ailing. :. Douglas ShCarer's
son Stephen to wed Darlene
Engle. Since Welles' wheel
chair experience in "Kirag Lear. "
Ted Steele calls him orson
Wheels.
Theater Guilds" Time Limit"
is an engrosingt evening in the
theater. fine script illumined by
fine performances. Authors Hen
ry Denke+ and Ralph Berkey
were the only ones who realized
the DIANA inherent in the Kor-
can brain-washing tragedies. Ar
thug Kennedy scores again in
tbfe role OF a lawyer, this time as
ut. Col. Edwards. Army Judge
advocate. Recently. in the fine
flicker, Trial" Kennedy gave a
brilliant performance as the
cynical Connie lawyer who used
a case to raise money for the
party. Blackboard Jungle s."
Richard Kiley, former Navy aer-|
ial gunner, and veteran Harvey
Stephens have the most gripping
scene of the play in Act 3. AllynnI
McLerie and Patricia Benoit,
only girls in the cast. are terrific.
. Heart attack felled Penny
Singleton's mother, Mary INC
Nulty. :. Joe Louis wife named
a new perfume after him, MY
MANI
Gore Vidal to do the screen
adaptation of Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof" If he can clean up that
he's genius! The
Shirleys jr. honeymoon
ing in Havana. ChevalierI
leaves Paris March II to m. c.
Oscar awards in Hollywood with
Blng Crosby. Gen. James VAN
Fleet to run on the COP. ticket
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CIRCLE


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~Aa~ re 70l6A
Two Very Good .Latin-Amcriean Pictures
lsMhNcEEfFp 'S" win RittfhioNqH'uI s EHoGGinLIh1R2
GLORIA MARIN, RENE CARDONh. at
90. SIS. ia sExIA CABRERA. .
.FABREoAs. ANDRES soLER. at 7.i6. 10.
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ED SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

Just back from Cincinnati,
where delegates from places as
remote as Alaska assembled to
plan the $26-million April cam
paign for American Cancer So
ciety, in which everyone in the
Nation has a personal stake.
Eminent doctors in the cancer
research field again sounded
warnings of the relationship be-
tween cigarette smoking and can
GER, said that continued expert
mentS verified this. They are
planning statement that will
jolt the country in March. i.
Despite movie industry fears that
Guys and Dolls" would do bust
ness only in big cities, picture
is cleaning up in all locations.
Sam Goldwyn staff expects
sl2-million domestic gross. (Only
sour note. wife of Bobby
Newman, Goldwyn's right-hand
man. died of a heart attack
For their visit to Nigeria,
Queen Elizabeth and her Duke
had to be shot" for yellow
fever, malaria and smallpox.
They also took flong anti
malarial tablets .adnd silk mos
quito sleeping nets. ). DR.. Ralph
Bunche's stuhIhing daughter Jane
prefers Burt Pierce. The Sid
Caesars expect a July stork.
Ditto Tony Curtis and Janet
Leigh. Bing Crosby shed 10
pounds. Bob Weitman, who
quit ABC-TV to become Hubbell
Robinson's aide, mixed an offer
from Spyros SkouraS to head
Goth Century-Fox TV section.
Gene Kelly's father recu-
perating at Chicago's Shadyside
Hospital. Susan Hayward
dating Eaton Chalkley, Virginia
attorney. Don Dunphy,
spotting a vaccination mark on
Rosana Podesta in Helen of
Troy" asks if they had vaccina-
ton in them there Trojan days.
Gen. Omar Bradley a grandpa.
Tie Benjamin Dorseys. jr. CEliz-
abeth Bradley. named her Me-
laine Graham. Surrogate
Bill Collins, virus victim. gets out
of Doctors Hospital Friday. /
Vivian Blaine to get a Vegas di-
vorce from Nanny Frank. !
Joe DiMaggio and Rita Gam at
the Versailles. F. Hugh Her.
bert's daughter, Diana. to marry
Larry Marks. Jack Paar's scrip
ter. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt returns March 20 from his
round-the-world tour for World
Veterans Federation. Jim
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on the deal with his beautiful
but usually unused theater In
Hollywood. so that we can see
the top plays with the top stars
Dick Powell and June Allyson
make it to Europe this summer
or bust. But first Dick has to dc
several telefilms. and June has
to race through THE Opposite
Sex"
During a love scene for Death
of a Scoundrel," Zsa Zsa Gabor
Icooed to ex-husband George
Sanders: tits wonderful OF
Charles producer Charles Mar
TIM to have brought us together.
I'd still be married to you. dar-
ling, but you can't afford me-"
Frank Sinatra has asked must
cal director Nelson Riddle to
write song for his Jimmy
Concho" film, but Frank won't
sing it. The song, wait For Me, "
runs throughout the picture-a
la High Noon"
Lisa Ferraday-the gal Brod
Crawford loves-was offered the
lead in the play, Summertime, I"
to be produced in London by
Binkie Beaumont. But Lisa is
overtime in her movie
here.
Susan Hayward just loves the
exhibitors who have put in spe-
cial requests for Jess Barker to
make several appearances around
the country in conjunction with
his film, THE Peacemaker."
JEFF Chandler is keeping out OF
sight at Universal international
he doesn't want to be tagged
for another picture. JEFF is
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in Florida for the U. S. Senate?
. Wife of James Healey, run
ming for Congress in 22d Con-
sressional Dist, is in st. Vim
cents Hospital. (She's n e
of Judge Joseph Gala
ham, Bette Davis and Gary
to build their own studio
in Portland, Maine, to produce
and TV shows. The
Gene Nelson's signed the prop
erty settlement. keenan,
Wynn gets the role Of Sid in
THE Great Man" with Jose
Ferrer. Coast wags have
THE Gentle Web" Es-
ther Williams first non-swim-
ming picture, "I1l Dry Tomor-
row."
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Wanda Hendrix May Return

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Wanda Hendrix, who gave UP
her career when she married jim
IStack-Bob's brother-is in a
mood to go back to work.
Ditto Hedy Lamar, who has
been staying recently at the Be-
Air Hotel. Her millionaire mate
Howard Lee. has a reservation
for an impending stay at the
Beverly Hills Hotel. There seems
to be a conclusion to be drawn.
Expectant mother Yvonne De
Carlo has resumed her inter-
irupted honeymoon (by Death
of a Scoundrel') and is summing
with groom Bob Morgan at La
Quinta. . Deborah Kerr is also
alternating there.
David Levin of the London
Daily Express, quoting the late
Sir Alexander .Korda: They
threw me out of Hollywood-you
are always broken-hearted when
you leave Hollywood" But
pixie Leslie Caron. lust loafing
in Paris" writes of inconsistencies
for our town. She'll be back in
the spring for "Gigi" at Metro.
F.. And OrSon Welles' buddies
tell me he will be in our milling
midst very soon now.
X
Arlene Dahl's costar in "Por-.
trait in Smoke" Phil Carey, will
be a father for the third time !.
IN March. Michael Pate
Australian actor with a good part
in THE Revolt of Mamie Slower. =
becomes an American citizen in
June. Yul Brynner always
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pushed from his two recent flicks
Pillars Of the Sky" and TOY
Tiger"
Enrol Flynn gets German
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2222 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-ee6C
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Highway 1913, near oakton School
Old Alexandria

Attractiyely decorated 7-roorp
brick, carefully restored, with copper
pipes, wiring. gas furnace. new plas-
ter and roof: Ia baths. 2 fire-
places. Brick walled garden with
an . RiOo
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OPEN
Mclean Manor

CONTEMPORARY BRICK RAM
lBLERS. Attractive and varied ex.
terror, with plenty of eye-appeal and
custom features. Huge living rm
with Roman brick fireplace, wal
and raised fiagstone hearth, spa
cious dining ell: House Beautiful
Kitchen with dinette space: plenty
of smart cabinets: cleaning copper
Ieye-level oven and counter.top
range. dishwasher. disposal and
freezer-top refrigerator; 3 BIG BED
ROOMS AND 2 FULL TILED BATHS
tone in master bedroom), bright
daylight basement with 46-ft. rec.
reation space and enclosed powder
room. Some with carports; available
or quick possession. al APPROVED
and priced from S20.319. with al
little as 1918 down to qualified
veterans.
DIRECTIONS: Across Chain Bridg,
about 4la miles on Route IL:
tChsin Bridge road to Westmore,
land st.. left one block to OUE
OPEN SIGNS or out Old Dominion
drive to Mclean. left on Route IL:
"a mile to westmol Gland ST., left Il
OUR OPEN SIGNS.
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I ACRES

PONY. KENNEL, CHICKENS
HARD S. 70 md 4 3.bedrm ad csI,
nice liy. rm.: fireplace: din. rr..;
mod. kit: bath; all large rms; Q
glass porches; h..w.h.: i2x20 bsmt.;
big lawn: tall trees: shrubs tool
house: workshop; garage: hard road:
good soil; excellent location. Splen-
did neighbors Close-in.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
POMPONIO
OPEN HOUSES
LAKE BANCROFT
OPEN II TO 9

Nature was ever more lavish In
natural beauty! Lake Bancroft e.
tates is truly wonderland. and the
lake is a source OF real delight the
year around In this setting on a
huHe, tree-Studed lot, this luxurious
4-bedroom contemporary split level
is truly q dream come truel Just to
bss seasd rev es0 81 tn Ho eSsurss INV
ing room, 3 baths, picture windows
galore, daylight basement, carpori
and screened porch. Priced r.
32.950l Dir. Out Arlington blvd
to Seven Corners, go y around the
circle and right on Sleepy Hollow
road 2 miles to MaIbroof, turn left
and follow Pomponio arrows.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
Oakton, Va.-Fairfax Co.

l-aere land; attractive 5-bedroom
new brick rambler. fireplace. 3h
tiled baths: full basement; recrea-
ton room. Large rooms and well
planned. Extra amount of closets
and storage. Beautiful de luxe
kitchen. Wonderful construction.
lGarage, Interesting view. Excellent
location Near shopping center.
Wonderful for large family or pro-
lfessiJnal people. IS miles from D. c.
A home you will be proud to own.
An excellent buy. Total price, S33; =
| 995. Substantial cash payment.
Also other good listingS. For ap-
| WHITESELL REAL ESTATE