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way would have cut
through the insurance company
site in Bethesda. Threatened
with this possibility. the COM
pany halted construction OF its
multimillion- dollar building last
November.
Harvey Gram, chairman Of
the firms Real Estate Commit
tee. said he was delighted at
the new decision" to build a
divided road along the river.
Awaits ZOning Decision
Asked II construction would
resume Immediately. Mr.. Gram
said the company first wanted
to await results Of a coming
petition affecting part Of the
site, which will be heard by
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil May IL. The firm is seeking
a coming change affecting
about four-tenths of an acre
on the west side Of its present
28-acre tract.
IF the council sees At to
grant our petition. We will re-
sumo building Immediately.
Mr.. Gram said. The thing
that had worried US most. how
ever. was the Route 240 threat
Its resolution is a big step"
Officials said the road deci-
sion also has cleared the way
for construction on other
projects along both Wisconsin
avenue and River road in
Bethesda.
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Testimonial Dinner
For Byrd Sold Out

The testimonial dinner to be
given Senator Byrd. Democrat
Of Virginia, on May 8 at Wash
ington National Airport is sold
out, 1t was announced today by
Marshall J. Beverley Of Alex
andria, chairman.
Mr.. Beverley said he re-
GREETED that he could not fulfill
all the requests for tickets.
Only 410 guests can be accom-
modated, said Mr.. Beverley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Few JobsH
For Students
Colleges Report
Offers Logging

More than 10000 college
students in the Washington
area face a bleak summer so
far as temporary employment
Is concerned.
That's the dreary picture
painted by student placement
directors at six metropolitan
area colleges and universities.
when times get rough. the
first thing to go is part time
Jobs" Robert Jones. director Of
placement at American Univer-
sity. explained.
Miss Hope Lyons, dean of
students at the District Teach
ers College. said she was afraid
many would not be able to re-
turn TO school next fall II they
did not find work this summer
At the University of Mary
land. Lewis M. Knobel, direc-
tor Of placement. reported that
job offers had trickled to q
disappointing half Of those re-
ceived last year.
IT'S definitely a tough year
for students" Mr.. Jones said.
THE picture at American Uni
versity is relatively simple.
There are numerous opportuni-
ties for camp counselors. but
only flve other jobs are listed. +"
Its also pretty sad for
graduating Seniors" he added.
$50 far we've only placed 10
per cent Of those registered for
career placement in the field
they want"
We're wondering II it's just
too early yet" q puzzled place.
ment official at Catholic Uni
versity said. We're getting a
few offers in. but they're most
ly for full-time jobs"
At Georgetown and George
Washington Universities. like
other schools reporting. the
majority Of opportunities lie in
the relatively low-paying field
Of camp work.
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dimensions Of the proposed
National Center for the Per-
forming Arts and its relations
ship to the National Gallery Of
Art.
Senator Anderson Is. the
author OF a bill TO locate the
air museum. under the Smith
sonian Institution, on Inde-
pendence avenue between Fifth
and Seventh streets S.W. The
subcommittee headed by Sen
ator Mcnamara. Democrat OF
Michigan, was in It's second
day OF testimony on this meas
ure and a conflicting bill by
Senator Fulbright. Democrat
OF Arkansas. to place the per-
forming arts center at the same
location.
Heights Compared
Senator Anderson said the
roof lines of the National Gal
lery of Art. across the Mall
from the controversial site. are
n and SO feet above the ground
with the dome rising to las
feet. He cited height figure:
for various opera houses
throughout the world. ranging
up to 1876 feet for the Pari:
Opera to show that a center
If built with adequate space
might overshadow the art gal
lery.
Mr.. Hayes said he had tele'
phoned Herman Krawitz, stage
director OF the Metropolitan
Opero Co. following yester'
days subcommittee hearing.
Mr.. Krawitz expressed the
opinion" Mr.. Hayes said. THAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Senate Amends, Passes
Juvenile Judge Bill

Priority District legislation for second Juvenile Court
Judge passed the Senate yesterday with only three
voting.
Democratic Senators Clark Pennsylvania Bible Of Nevada
and Frear of Delaware seered the bill through almost
deserted floor. 4
The House passed measure to eliminate a backlog of
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AFTER A TIME, Lloyd
Roberts of the Welsh Society
asked for the attention Of
the group and suggested
that Mr.. Williams say a few
words. Mr.. Williams rose.
He is a fairly tall, broad
shouldered man, with a bald
ing brow and a rudy
complexion.
He told a story of two ia.
nous Welsh devines travelling
to Liverpool in the same rail-
way carriage. Near the end
of their journey they were
joined by a third passenger
who, in the ensuing CONVEX
Sation, admitted that he had
not heard Of either of the
preachers.
When he got off at his sta
ton, one of the divines said:
You know in the final stage
in the decline of that young
man, he'll be denying the ex-
istence of God"
Then he told stories be-
ginning with David Lloyd
George. To almost all the
Welsh and much of the
population of Great Britain,
Lloyd George is the greatest
man in history.
1t seems that, in his
younger days, Lloyd George
arrived in a South Wales
community to make a
speech. He was from the
north, and he overheard the
chairman'S disappointment
at his small stature. Lloyd
George began his talk by
saying that the chairman
did not understand where
measurement was important,
1t wasn't from the shoulders
down with a gesture); it was
from the neck Up.
Lloyd George was the
greatest orator Parliament
has heard in this century"
Mr.. Williams said. Winston
Churchill was a great orator.
So is Aneurin Bevan. But
Lloyd George was the
greatest"
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Route 240 Pact Clears
Way for New Buildings
Government Employees Insurance Firm
Awoits Zoning on Montgomery Site

The new agreement to build combined parkway
along the Potomac River praised today by officials
OF the Employees Insurance Co., who have delayed
construction OF their building Wisconsin and Western
avenues because Of the Route 240 controversy.
Of the original proposals for Route $40 interstate
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Arts Center Advocate
Cites Low Roof Lines
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
star star Writer

Senate Public Works Subcommittee concluded public
hearings today the question Of whether National Air
house and cultural center should be
on the Mall.
Senator Anderson Democrat Of New Mexico differed with
Patrick Hayes Hayes Concert Bureau here the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Carpenter Testifies
He Feared Overton
Tells Of Threat
On His Life
AtKidnop Trial
BY JERRY oLEARY, Jr.
star stan Writer

Russell Wayne Carpenter took
the witness stand today at his
kidnap trial and described him
self as an unwilling accomplice
OF the late Henry Clay Over
ton. He said he was afraid he
would have been killed II he
did not join in the abductions.
The 22-year-old defendant,
testifying before jury In Alex
andria Federal Court. gave his
version Of what happened after
he and Overton left the Jo-Del
Tavern in Washington, where
the Government says they killed
three men on December ~.
"Overton told me to drive the
car out Of town." Carpenter
testified under questioning from
James j. Laughlin. defense at
torney.
He seemed like a crazy man.
He was jumpy and sweating.
Overton was giving me instruc-
tons how to drive out of town
by back streets. He was afraid
Of police and he wanted to get
another car.
Fears Bodily Harm.
Il was in fear of bodily harm.
I thought he was going to kill
me. He said he had been good
to me and II ! didn't 90 along
with him he'd kill me-"
Did you want to go with
him?" Mr.. Laughlin asked.
mo-" the defendant replied,
but I was afraid not TO. I
said he ought to turn himself
in. but he said / was the only
witness and he'd kill me, too"
Carpenter went on to testify
about what happened when he
and Overton found two OF the
kidnap victims. Larry Mon
teith and Miss Doris Mattingly.
parked in the former soldiers
car In front Of the girls house
in the early morning hours Of
last December 81.
Hands Him q Pistol
"Overton handed me the
pistol and told me to 60 get the
Car, and he said he'd be watch
ing me-" Carpenter told the
jury of nine men and three
women.
He watched we through the
car window. So I knocked on
Mr.. Monteith's window. I didn't
want to have to pull a gun. I
just wanted to get control of
the car as Overton had told
me-"
He said he knocked on the
window. asked Mr.. Monteith
to roll 1t down, and that he
said he was q police officer.
Then Overton came over
with the shotgun. I told them
nothing would happen to them
If I could prevent it. I asked
that they be let out in Vir-
ginia but Overton said no.
"Overton said he'd killed be-
fore and wouldn't hesitate to
kin them. He said q few more
killings wouldn't matter to
him."
The prosecutors. Assistant
United States Attorneys A. An
drew Gaingreco and Frederick
@. SmithSon. wound up the
Governments case Monday with
testimony from Mr.. Monteith.
by far the Governments best
witness against Carpenter.
Court was in recess yester-
day.
Miss Mattingly testified
Carpenter released her from
the kidnap car south Of Rich.
mond and Mr.. Monteith testi-
ned he was locked in the trunk
OF his own car shortly after
wards when the fugitives COM
Wandered another car.
Testimony has brought out
that the men separated in
Miami. Overton was killed on
the night Of December 20 in
a car crash at Wrens. Ca. and
Carpenter was arrested the
next day at West Palm Beach,
Fla.
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The III
Rambler
Meets q Welsh
mp on Copitol Hill
Rx GEORGE KENNEpY

1t was at the Capitol Hill
Club, 2l4 First street Sc,
right across from the Old
House office Building. It
was the home Of Representa-
tive Charles s. Dewey, Re-
publican Of Illinois, when he
was in the House.
1t Is a Republican club,
and the main room contains
portraits in oils OF the late
James w. Wadsworth OF New
York, the late Charles Eaton
of New Jersey and one OF the
presidents OF the club, Repre-
sentative James c. Auchin-
Gloss. Republican OF New
Jersey.
The reception was given TO
meet william Williams, men,
Der OF Parliament from Man.
chester. 1t was given under
the auspices of the English
Speaking Union and the
Welsh Society OF America.
The Lancashire textile in
dustry. which centers in
Manchester, has had genera
tions OF Welsh workers. Lloyd
George was born there.
Manchester has nine seats
in the Parliament" said Mr..
williams. Five of them are
held by Socialist or Labor
members, Of whom / am one,
and four by Tory or Con-
sentative members" Sew
eral members of the House
were in the little gathering,
including Henry A. Dixon,
Republican Of Utah.
Dixon is not a Welsh
name" he said, but my
mothers name was Lewis,
and her mothers name was
Jones.
I'VE are Mormons. Many
OF the MormonS in the West
are Welsh. They migrated
directly to Utah or adjoining
States in the late 10th and
early goth centuries, due TO
Mormon missionaries arriv-
ing in Wales"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

IODAY'S BARGAIN. 1n,A1n--Mnd
bungal0w. Liy, rm,, ? bedrms.. Ice
fully EQUIP. Kit. bath. tull hsmt,
outside enir. Levei-fenced LOT. DIR
N. on Edmonstan I'd 70 Decatur,
I sit,N o dssa f'f filE Is' baRk oI 10
l-3500. yves, ~, e-3e4i. W. W
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6sdrm. California redwood RAM
bier spacious lly, I'm, with hEe-
sI.s sI paHs HSlly SiSsa'' Sa wi
rec. type bSmt., beaut wooded
lot. SIS, $50; moderate FHA down
payment PRINCE oEoR q rs
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close IN -Si7.500:
olks % bus, . schools and
large shopping area. auief deaG.
enc street are lust a few Of the
extras . large bedrms' a. with
e,eaar ciosetsl. i4xis living nm.
t,,.hss on: I'm. eating space in
~ Eeally dry h.mt contains
s &c, IN, = bath and large sheived
DETACHED GARAGE level ,h nseti
e. rMA Appraisal in hand
VACANT, redecofated and rsasv
LOT immediate oceunancy. Mnst
Pc seen 10 appreciate the extra
tite and excellence Of consfri,e- !
uon. OWNER. IA. 1-ohIa
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"sPKCK GALOREn-G-roOm older
Name. in tiptop shane, on double
lots lust over D. C. Inc, : baths
ssmt' 4 ea sy Al siis.ooo' Fihansins
s::sSsSssl, , sSeoabrkRHi J. DaasrsT Z l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

On level lot with fireplace IN Nv
nm; nssF nalslnqe2 "a pESy,i y, ~ I
pm. wa. 7-aa0n. ROBERT 8
DAVIS 4 Co. INC.
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AnLINGToN-e-bedr home; fun
s nn unfn. attle. . porehes. iss
s JsSoced ,i lot' | eiks a from schools,
loan: IA. 7-OofT. N
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7--lSSOO
SPACIOUS
BRICK
HOME

You can assume this SI7. 500.
l4zss loan with reasonable down
payment. What 9 buy for someone
who acts Immediately. sinee the
shortly. This spacious e-yr -oie
home has more 70 OFFER than many
We have seen much HIGHER priced
Real large living room with fire.
place. family-Sized separate dining
room. real de luxe Kitchen with
dining space. Three twih-stzed bed
rooms. baths lone In master bed
room Pull daylight basement.
large finished recreation room with
outside entrance to beautiful patio
LAree buiit-in garage. Spacious lot
on deao-end street. ideal for chill
ldren Immediate possession. This
Is . real buv u you act at enee
II s the type that will soon sell
with this most attractive hnaneins
and liberal terms. Shown By appt
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LEWIsDALE

S23.bO0, with $4,000 ist
IESS;;IJ::' : :I:l: =: y s M! 4 4:
lonla i20-ft wide lot.
pfautifully landAeaped. n
biz befrms huge living rm
With hreplaee. family-sIsed
dlnina rm.. large Kitchen. all
ment- sttached garaae. Side
screened porch. pius many
other extras, such a. deep-
freeze, washer. ruaa. alumi-
mum storm windows, screens,
air.eqndltioner, cornlces, bar,
ana huge patio.
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Housls EeR sALl-vA.

Die. Ralrfa4 CO., 10 Ga Tslo-
cation .area-3 bsdrms, q baths;
2 fireplaees: l4-ft, rec. rm.. gear
gar. full attic: ialousis enclosed
breezevay; eompl. HOTPOINT kit:
basssbeafd heat iull bsmt. beau.
priced S3S,aS0 suhstintisl cash
payment required. Shown BY ap-
continent only. Cal ED ecHLk-
GEL, PL. 9-3i00.
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NOTHING DOWN. s57.es per no.
70 FesponEibls DaFty--Neuiy dee.
GRATED e-bedrm. brick samidet .
Rss heats YounGstown kitchen,
washer. disposal; onir 50 200,
Also ; hedrm., nothina down. seat
Pleasant. " IL GODDARD. OF,
4-7nae. OIL t-se37. Hu. 3-t7a7,
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CLAM 0)]i5,'
HOME
OF
1858
4 BEDRMS z RATHS

Situated with . lovely view over.
looking lake. this elaborate stone.
and-brifk rambler has eyeTy mod.
ern facility for eraeious living anC
entertaining at It's best, 6pacioul
living room. fireplace. formaf-slzeC
dining room; real de luxe equipped
kitchen with dining space: all bed.
rooms twin sized: 5-ton air condi.
Toner. large double carport, full
daylight English basement with
picture windows overlooking beach
and lake: gorgeoukiy finished rec.
reation room. plasteTed walls: beau.
tiful corner lot with large trees
near beach where bathing, boating
\ nshing and skating are the pre-.
dominating sports, What q home
What q view This Is . magnih.
cent location which the entire fam.
lilY viii enjoy the year around Fol
Q real thrill. see this one today
for YOU will not be disappointed
shown By Apt. only
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Sas. s sSssfD tS ssra i SH4l Il, sis An
PIckkTr Co, "a, s-sSOi.
Ah,dLitSScToN-Rambler 63-it. Ions.
Ham. !" .i nfeSs Il ,sl 9:sS c s.s5
ior balance. IA. $3.50.
abingdon and near THE AIR.
OhI-Niee brick. ssmides.. :.
Setm, mouse WITH sar., iiv. rm..
III IN, ~. iull bsmt. with rec.
sasa snois house Is air-cond
which will reduce. Good ayes ~
i've n. cow. everything. Phons
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RAY PARK
$50 Raw Road

Lestom putt 4 bedFmk.. 2 baths
PUCK Cepe Coo. near new eifmen.
nseIy sehooi, IN choice location
sO-tt. master bedrni.. With dressinl
room, .daylight Walk-out bsrni
space tor additional bath. mi,
new mesteI-eraited home Is pfIeee
70 sell 81 Ss4.a00, Cash. terms o.
DIRECTIONS. Out Nsv Hama.
snife ave past D. C. line, arpFo1
mile 70 RAY I'd. turn rlght On
nay "a. ana so about 4. mile II
or OPEN SION "
Robert s. Davis q Co., Inc
WA. 7-3o0a
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UNIVERSITY PARK
AanA Charfl.,. o.

Do come In ana Be pleasant,
his ceioaisl home ns.si IN 0s sseiS.,s v
area. 3 double bedrmss plus star.
way 10 full attic. fireplace In Isrre
living room. screened porch, dc.
taehed gaFage, largeF lot. Owner
mus. sell. has reduced price q
DIRECTIONS; Out Baltimor,
blvd, iRte. ~ turn lell on Sheridan
81. 70 our OPEN SIGN.
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suitland. Andrews, ARDc
IUNhHHIHL VILLAUE
Custom Rambler

COMPLETELY AIR-coNDiTIoNEp
OPEN SUN, ! TIL DARK
1y a.s s% ~,b 5s. SElss Z, rambler ~.
ue luxe kit, full hsmt. with iirepl
ana rough rec. rIn bnilt-in 60.
rage. large lot; $1,000 down; easy
payments Dir Pa. ave. SO; q
VI Sai s5isis $ y WI hlEsEss. INC.
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ar oWNEn-nsttsr .than.:InsN Is. 8.

bedsnm' Sriek rambler With Iss,
rec, rIn sep. gafage; patio: n
VII; handicapped, is-aere lot with
shrubs, fruit and shade trees. Mt.
new shop, ctr, cenv, 70 Suitlana,
Boiling, Andrews, extras. washer
drier. deep freese, air eond,, alum.
storm windows and doors Asklng
Ss3,a00; 5tO4 sharon "a. Sc. Out
Rte. :, turn right on Rte. ISL, !
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MT. RAfNrFR--Lse. house. IL rms
2 baths. scar gaFage, cor. lai
deal Zoe for docfor's once or ige
famtlv Sc % apnreciste
ACME REALTY co. w 4-aeii
RtoGs TERRAcP 81 600 Down
MndeFn a-bedrfl brick Famhler
fun basement With rec ~
HUGH r. PECK w t-sfAf
RTvERpALF VICINITY
1-hedFnn howRs L, arte ~
RaraRe: efH. snn Asgu-s
avg trust LOUIS NfLIER -
tor. On l-e1el =
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NEW!!! College Park area: JUS
completed for the New Year !
brsnd-nev s-bedTm, ramhlers, viii
Sfi.s00. Better hurry for thesI
hsrgains. eau ~ pH; Wa
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Rrick CnloniaI

With 3 nice bedrms.. ia baths. les.
kit. with table space, fenced lot
or oead-end street. fun bsmt. with
rec. rm. Vacant
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
74O4 Wells BLVD

Immaculate J-bedrm. brick ram.
bier. near Northwestern Hal
school. Fireplace IN LIVING room
rear screened perch, full bsmt. with
s gtsy rec. I'm: and pa; Ah.slee
bfSRcTiodNsssii o oSs Queens 81 sns' css0.
rd,. turn left on Coleaville Id
drive By Northwestern High sehoe
70 Purdue st.. turn left 4 biz n
Wells blvd. And our OPEN SION,
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DETACHED : APrs.i one. 5 rms,
bath: one. , Fmss bath. $1,000
handles. NE. s-46sl, NE, s-a4s6
AAA. Sfi,S00 VALUE. ciose-in,
Langley Park 3-hedrm. DIX,
rambler. fmmae. cond. with many
extras Assume $4,000. ttsss
mort. at xSl mo, incl. tax and tns,
Agent. lu; a-tssss, 10. 5-sAss,
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.; 600 for sgiet sale 10 ss's s.Al sss.
ALEx.-$D.5OO: by OwNRn. q.
eedrn, rev brlek. I BIZ, King "
sl:o00 cash. SIS mo, ". s-3afs.
ALkx. AREA--AUard vinnins 4.
goodsd acre; patie ,Wis 30, o.
MS: SO. 500. owNKR. so. 5-eib5.
ALEx:S-esdrp. brick rambler, iy.
pores IN ~. n,sspiase' Din. area ser.
Dlaee, fully equipped kit; h.,
corner lot garage; cow school.
and PentaeoR' 500. As0 fTmsS
poss: XII s-OS60
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N TSrt'' L1YlMAN G. DslLE
FAIRFAx--S-rm, and bath rambler
u excel. location In town Of
Fairfax. walking dat, 20 new
shopping center. Fairfax n. 9.
and city bus; Ice. livins rm. with
raised-heaFth fireplace. OWner be-
ms transferred. Si4.iO0 FHA loan
nTan lmmac. eond. Don't fall
% see this Sun. open 20 & pm.
beyond FAIRFAX II. s. walnut
ave turn left 20 End ST. turn
right on IND 81 TO f02 and cur
open sisn. PENTAOoN RLTY
CO. Realtors. CIR 3-0s4s. Pair
fax. Va Open daily I'll 6 pm.
cloaed aundAYa
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' .i.s seP tTI BsV.S cI s,ls s csHEsh
full bsmt. rec. pch.; &i,t00 dn,
FHA: immed. pots. KE. 6-6733
s-BEDRO0M, 40-ft. brick ram
bier: with y baths. finished rec.
Tm.: large lot, Has OF loan. Sale
By OWNER. Call for aDpt. CT. g.
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UNIVERSITY PARK AREA
CUSTOM BRK. RAMBLER

Featuring huge corner lot,
scar attached garage, 4T-ft'
ptne-raneled rec. rm., plus
z additional pine paneied
rms. IN bsmt.. also has Z
pig bedrms. all-electric
kitchen including dlspoeali
ana dishwasher. 2 flreplaees
SCREENED porch. Thermopa ne
picture windows, waIkine dis
lance 10 University Of Mary.
land Northwestern Mar
school and eiemenfarv
senool Ideal for doctor or
Dentist. Really . beaut., 80
be sure 10 see.
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bsSrm' home with valk-ip closets
iS-ft, llv. rm.. family din. I'm.
eduipped kit, storm vtndqws.
fenced "a. Action price ct s.. $50;
vacant. Tor quick noss. cal NJ
slPgglsso Ppu6 s;isasi FRINGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

tress sale. price sisshsd 81 600 BE-,
low apprnlSai 10 $a.A0(li will sell
to-day Completely Femodeled older.
type home on level fenced lot, q
rooms, garage maRnliieant mod.
handle. Call WA. $4,000 ~ .
p.m' ROBERT : DAVIS \ CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

P ~ = Vacant sssesieS ssn !.
sSSden a.a g,.s ~ hI lasn SedFms'.
expansible attic; near Hast Pines
tSSrsfoss Is pris.d 81 psiy $3.50.
Can I'll = pm. Wa. 7-anuu.
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 Co. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
COLLEOE PARK

cod A L i sssg!Iiu h n e. e @Ss,
close 70 University ~ Mass.
downtown. or " Meade.
Picture hook white alumni.
nun ciaphoard, for MAIN
tenanee. easv llvlne and
super insulatlOn. n features
q built.ln aaraRe. screened
porch. living rm,, separate
dining rm,, large mndevn
kltchen. ! bedrm., den lor
end bedrm,) and 'ull tiled
bath on iat hti end ~,
has i2xs0. bedrm., 1920
hsdrm.. and full tiled bath.
Full bgmt, with nreplaes,
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