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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Inez Robb
To Speak

Mrs. Inez Robb. we'll
known newspaperwoman will
be guest speaker at the 5Oth
anniversary luncheon CO.
sponsored by the National
Capital alumnae chapter Of
Theta Sigma Phi and Ameri-
can University's Beta Omi-
cron student chapter,
The luncheon, given in
honor Of the traternity's serv-
ice to outstanding women in
Journalism. will be held at
pm. Saturday at the head
quarters Of the American
Association Of University
Women.
Committee members from
both local chapters planning
the event include Mrs. Louis
A. D'Amico and Mrs. Pat
Erickson. co-chairmen, and
Miss Sondra Segall, Mrs.
Hyatt Boyette, Mrs. Dorothy
K Pierce and Mrs. John H.
Simmons. Mrs. Samuel c.
Stovall, president of the Ma
tional Capital chapter, is ex-
officio member of the COM
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Miss Day
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Pope Day of Short Hills, N. j.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Thyrza Pope
to the Rev. George Zabriskie
II. son of Mrs. Zabriskie and
the late Rev. Zabriskie, for
mer dean of the Virginia
Theological Seminary.
Miss Day was graduated
from semary Hall in
Greenwich. Conn, and from
Wellesley College. She was
presented to society at the
Debutante Assembly New
Years Ball in 1850 and is a
member of the New York
Junior League.
Mr.. ZabriSkie was grad
uated from Episcopal High
School and served in the
United States Navy during
World War II. He was then
graduated from Princeton
University and from the
Virginia Theological Semi
nary. He taught for two years
at Groton School and is at
present curate at st. Thomas
Church in New York City.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

Pakistan Ambassador Ahmed,
who turns out to be not only
a good dancer but probably
the only ambassador who can
even jitterburg and rock n
roll. MY wife says I will be
known as the dancing am
bassador," said this envoy
who looks more like the
studiouS or poetic type.
PORTUGUESE AMBAS-
SADOR and Senhora de
EsteyeS Fernandes dropped
by the II o'clock party. So
did Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Urguplu. the German
Minister and Mrs. Krapf, and
Philip Cortney, president of
Coty, Inc. and chairman of
the United States Council of
the International Chamber,
and Mrs. Cortney. Cor
they, incidentally, isn't his
real name. It's Cotnareanu
and he is brother of Leon
Cotnareanu. chairman of the
board of Coty.
Others were Meta Evans,
David Parker, the Philip
Coxes, George Doole, Martha
Rountree and her husband
Ollie Presbrey, the Reuben
Mamoulians and Jim Mann
with Miss Hood, fashion edi-
tor of the Birmingham News.
The party got good and
poppy when it moved inside
for supper around l and the
music of Charlie Brown"
played for a small group in
the breakfast room set every
body fixing. Ruth Buchanan
and the German Minister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Newspaper
Club toFete
Services

The American Newspaper
Women's Club will launch
Armed Services month May
3 with a 4-to-6 pm. recep-
ton at the Pan American
Union honoring women in
the Armed Services.
Secretary Of Defense Nc
Elroy and other leading De-
Tense officials will attend the
event. The Navy Band win
play and the Sea Chanters"
will sing.
The receiving line will be-
gin in the solarium in the
center of the Pan American
building and will be headed
by Mrs. Alice Curran, club
president, and 1t. Comdr
Martha Michaels. chairman
of this event.
The nine directors of wom-
en- in the services will be in
the line along with the top
officer Of SPARS. condr.
Beatrice Ball.
Directors are Col. Mary L.
Milligan, director of the
Women's Army Corps; Capt.
Winifred r. Quick, assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
By BETTY BEALE

and, come 1890, it turned
into a dance.
The biggest shipping ty-
coon Of northern Europe.
lean, boyish looking Maersk
Mckinney Moller, was one of
their most interesting guests.
along with Ejnar Glashof.
Copenhagen banker who
looked so much like Nelson
Rockefeller we promptly call
ed him governor. All he needs
to do is move the part in his
hair from the middle to the
side and he's got it made
Chatting with these two in
the small living room were
Undersecretary of Commerce
Frederick Mueller, and Dep
uty Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Tom Beale.
Countess Knuth Winter
feldt accented her black hair
with a white pique dress
printed with black roses that
she bought here. 1t was crisp.
fresh, young looking and
made of cotton. She can't
wait to show it of in Den
mark this summer, she said,
where it will be recognized
as American at once.
Swiss Am b assador and
Nine. de Torrente's dinner
drew % guests. including
the director of Credit Suisse
in New York-Walter Mix
laus-and the president of
the Swiss Bank Corp. in New
York-Edward Paltzer. The
president of International
General Electric in Switzer-
land, Pablo Reimundis. and
Emmanuel Huber, director of
Geigy Corp, the well known
Swiss chemical firm, were
also there.
Nine. Bruggmann, wife of
the former Swiss Minister and
sister of Henry Wallace, ar
rives today for a weeks stay
with her niece and nephew,
Jean and Leslie Douglas. She
will attend the Swiss En-
bassy supper Saturday night
which will feature a recital
by Nine. Maria Stader.
X 4 4
MRS. STA had ar
ranged for her party to be
on the f1agstone terrace and
chilly or no, that's where it
was for the first couple of
hours. The cold didn't seem
to faze Perle, who was going
around in a decollete hand
some black beaded evening
dress. But it drew such hu-
morouS hints from Devron
orchestra as TOO Damn
Hot" and similar melodies.
1t was so cold out there
that when the bartender
asked Chief of Protocol Wiley
Buchanan what he would
have to drink, he replied,
"Smudgepot on the rocks"
A few danced a little on
the terrace, among them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

chief of Navy Personnel for
Women; Capt. Emma j.
Riley, director OF the Wom-
en- in the Air Force: Col.
Margaret M. Henderson, d.
rector Of Women Marines:
and Col. Inez Haynes. chief,
Army Nurse Corps.
Others are Capt ruth A
Hougton, director Of the
Navy Nurse Corps: Col
Frances l. Lay. chief All
Force Nurse Corps; Con
Ruth A, Robinson. chief
Army Medical Specialist
Corps, and Col, Audrey A
Underkotler, chief, Air Force
Medical Specialist Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Embassies Honor Visitors;
Perle Fetes Carol Charming

Perle Mesta. Carol Chan
ming and the international
Chamber of Commerce put
Washington through the So
cial PAGES yesterday.
The first entertained for
the second, and the latter
caused dozens Of parties to
dot diplomatic row. There
was a constant flow of en-
bassy-bound traffic from $50
son as International &C mem
bers we're welcomed by the
ambassadors Of their coun-
tries.
Simultaneous parties took
place during the cocktail
hour at the Embassies of
France, Great Britain, Tur-
key. Philippines and Ger
many, and during the dinner
hour at the Swedish. Aus
trian. Danish, Finnish and
Swiss Embassies. In fact,
yesterday was the day set
aside during the current
Chamber Congress for the
chiefs of diplomacy to roll
out their red carpets for the
chiefs of business.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
WHOLE ice. Edmond Gis-
card d'Estaing, was among
the large number of import
ant delegates greeted by the
French Ambassador and Mrs.
Alphand. and so was the
president of Air France, Max
Hymans, and Nine. Hymans,
the director general of the
magazine Realities Frerejean
de Chavagneux, Charles-Ev-
erard de t'Serclaes. editor of
Realities. and all the other
members of the French dele
cation.
Mingling with them were
Senator and Mrs. George
Smathers, Representative and
Mrs. Carroll Kearns, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Walter
Judd, Count and Countess
Carraciolo di Forino, Betty
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ball-he just off the plane
from Europe. Mrs. George
Maurice Morris, etc.
There was much raving
about the decor for last Sat-
urday nights Bal de Paris
for which the Sheraton Park
ballroom was converted into
Its most attractive and sue
cessful arrangement to date.
Whole walls of that huge
room we're covered with
French murals designed by
Pierre Landy of the en-
bassy staff, and in another
room there we're murals by
Enid Cafritz Pierre said
yesterday he is slated to leave
Washington to join the staff
Of French Ambassador to
Tokyo Jean Daridan.
DANISH AMBASSADOR
AND COUNTESS KNUTH-
WINTERFELDT tossed a
black tie buffet supper for
their delegates at 8 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

couldn't resist dancing even
in those close quarters.
The Buchanans, by the
way. had earlier attended the
dinner Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Lewis Strauss
gave for Archdukes Otto and
Charles.
Coincidence Carol Chan
ming and her attractive hus-
band. Charles Lowe, finally
arrived on the scene shortly
after l am, delayed by the
opening night timing of
Carols show at the Shore
ham. Dressed in a strapless
red satin gown with those
big. big eyes fringed with
deliriouSly thick false eye
lashes, the blond gentlemen
prefer said the audience had
been fine and "the walters
were wonderful; They tiptoed."
After meeting everybody
and dazzling each with that
wide, warm smile as friendly
as a western welcome, Carol
instantly turned to food and
there was a copious amount
on the buffet from curried
chicken to coconut cake.
The only drink she took
was a Coca Cola. II have to
have a clear head said
Carol. II discovered that all
my trouble came from that
beer the night before. Now I
have no trouble at all think
ing" she said. Which just
goes to show how intelligent
the country's dunn b e S t
blond" is.
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Miss Emerson to Talk

The woman's Chapter of
the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Alumni Association
will hold its fifth annual
meeting Friday and Satur-
day at the George Mason
Hotel in Alexandria.
Miss Dorothy Emerson Of
the University of Maryland
is the banquet speaker. She
will discuss Confidence for
leadership"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Club Sets Show

The Democratic Club is
sponsoring a fashion show
coffee at 10 am. tomorrow at
st. Peters Hall in Olney, Md.
Mrs. j. Willard TaweS, wife
of the States governor, is
among the invited guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Groups Back
Practical Nurse
Licensing Bill

Legislation to give the Dis
trict power to license practical
nurses won Endorsement from a
number Of organizations at a
hearing today conducted by
Senator Morse. Democrat Of
Oregon.
One nurses group. the Amer
lean Nurses Association. urged
a sitter law, however. Mrs.
Julia c. Thompson. represent
ing the association, said the
public would gain little real
protection-the purpose Of the
licensing-unless stricter con-
trolls were provided than those
advocated by city officials.
The bill sponsored by the
District Commissioners would
permit present unlicensed prac-
tical nursing to continue but
would allow the Commissioners
to establish license require
ments II they wish to. City
leaders have indicated they in
tend to do so.
c. Belden White, assistant
corporation counsel. said man
datory licensing would deprive
some persons now working as
practical nurses Of a livelihood.
The pending bill, introduced
at the city's request. would bar
practical nurses from repre-
senting themselves as being
licensed If they were unlicensed
but it would not bar them from
carrying on their vocation
without a license.
The District registers pro-
feSSional nurses and would
continue to do so under the
proposed new law. 1t also would
be empowered to establishing
a nurses examining board. in
Guiding practical nurses. which
could set licensing rules for
practical as we'll as professional
graduate nurses.
Mrs. Thompson said the law
ought to be amended to make
creation Of the licensing board
mandatory. A spokesman for
the Graduate Nurses AsSocia-
ton also spoke up for sitter
requirements but said the group
had decided not to oppose the
pending bill as it stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
a Negroes Held
In Bronx Riot

NEW YORK, Aug. IA (AP)
-Four Negroes we're called
into court today to plead to in
dictmentS charging they melted
a riot.
The charges grew out of a
disorder in the East Bronx In
which two white policemen
making a bootleg alcohol raid
were beaten up by several per-
sons in a crowd of 800 COM
posed mostly Of Negroes.
The two officers were res
cued by Is other policemen
rushed to the scene.
The four defendants-three
men and a woman-were in
dicted yesterday, four days
after the clash.
The four indicted are Tyson
King. 46; Lucy Quick, SO; Rob-
ert Edwards, 40, and William
Golden, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Friend Steals
Iranian' scar

JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga, Aug.
IA (AP). - Authorities today
sought a generous American"
who stranded two visiting
students from Iran in their
bathing suits.
Ali Habar Nalekzadeh, 81,
and Hosein Djafroodi, 20, told
police yesterday that a man
they met in Washington, D. c.,
disappeared with their car,
clothing and $3.50 cash.
They said they could not ex-
oect financial help from home
Immediately because Of none
tary export restrictions.
A Jekyll Island motel, The
Wanderer, provided rooms for
the pair last night and en-
ployes rustled up some clothes.
Both young men are from
Resht, an Iranian city on the
Caspian Sea near Russia. They
came to the United States two
months ago. Mr.. Nalekzadeh is
the son of an Iranian land
owner and Mr.. Djafroodi's
father is a merchant.
They said they met a man
in Washington, a week ago.
who gave his name as DR.. Dick
Backner. He told them of a
large university at Jacksonville,
Fla, where they would be able
to get jobs to supplement their
allowances, they said.
The three paused at Jekyll
Island for a swim en- route In
the car purchased by Mr.. Dja-
froodi. The youths said they
were at first unwilling to no.
tify police because their Amer
lean friend had treated them
so generously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
Venezuela Asks
Extrudition of Perez

CARACAS, Venezuela, Aug.
IA (AP).-A Venezuelan fed
eral court yesterday asked the
United States to extradite for
mer President Marcos Perez
Jimenez to stand trial on
charges Of crimes committed
during his dictatorship.
Mr.. Perez Jimenez, who has
been living in Miami since his
overthrow last year, is accused
of numbering former Provi-
sional President Carlos Del
gado Chalbaud, abuse Of power,
embezzlement of public funds
and. torturing political prison
ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

B-l4 THE EVENING STAR
ft Washington. D. c.
Fnidsy, August II, 1859
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-18

your old refrigerator .
your down payment
New style. new colors =.
new features now here at the
lowest price! New soft
Square, styling. extra deep
storage door, 11.8 50. #. stor-
age area. Trade now!
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-18

Powerful Briggs and Stratton
4-cycle engines. Choke-o-matic
throttle in one easy-to-use ham
die control. Loaded with fea-
lures. 19-in. and 21-in models.
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$23,500
Contemporary
2 Acres

Truly zone OF a kind" Sc
cluded home, set deep in
the trees. 3ox17 living room
with unique suspended fire.
place and mosaic tile pat
tern hearth. picture window
wall extending into master
bedroom overlooking bab-
bling stream: 1Sxlg kitch-
en- with color-harmonized
metal cabinets and appli-
ances: entry hail with mo-
bile closet divider; extra
spacious tiled bath with
built-in vanity: two bed
rooms 17x15, I3x14 with
large closets: full walk-out
basement with raised hearth
fireplace in 4Sx15 .ecrea-
ton area. could he di-
vided for 3rd bedroom with
bath roushed-in.l Entire
wall glassed and a 12xlS
storage room; carport with
tool shed. Call so. $3.50.
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Like to Entertain2
& co.
2I6O N. Glebe Realtors ia. 5-07O7
$27,750
Over y Acre
Corner Lot

A home builders dream.
Custom brick rambler with
big trees. Fireplace in living
room, room y up to the
minute kitchen with dish
washer. 12x14 mahogany
paneled den or 4th bedroom.
3 big bedrooms and two full
baths on first floor, one full
bath in the full walkout
basement featuring 2lx25
mahogany paneled recreation
room, three outside en-
frances. and built-in garage.
Home offers healthful base
board hot-water heat. Call
CIR. 3-4560.
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$4,000
$500 Down
4 Bedrooms

A conveniently located, at
traetive Cape Cod on . lot
full Of flowers in rear fenced
yard. Home offers . 22-ft.
living room, large eat-in
kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms and
full bath on first floor, two
9xI6 bedrooms and full bath
on fully pine-paneled md
floor featuring a multitude OF
built-in cabinets, drawers
and storage areas. Healthful
Dashboard hot-water heat.
Call CIR. 3-4660.
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DRIVE OUT TODAY!
LURIA BROS
$34,75O
williamsburg Style
N. Arlington

A gracious brick and stone
home on q quiet loop street
featuring large living room
with williamsburg" fire.
place, separate dining room,
dream kitchen with all-pink
accessories including wall re-
frigerator. disposal and
dishwasher, Sewing room"
four twin sized bedrooms,
2i2 baths, front rallied,
patio-styled porch, large
screened porch with access
to dining room and kitchen,
built-in garage, sround-leyel
basement, richly paneled
recreation room with Are
place. walkout to patio on
beautifully wooded yard, and
a separate 32-ft. storage
room. Call IA. 4-6060.
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$27,950
3, 4, 5 Bedrooms
Yacht Haven

See our selection Of custom
built brick center-hall RAM
blers and split-levels in q
lovely wooded setting along
the Potomac yacht Haven
Estates). These quality
homes have 3, 4 and 5 bed
rooms. . u and 3 baths, rec
reation rooms. full base
ments, carports or garages,
screened porehes, completely
modern equipped kitchens
and n acre lots with tall
hardwood trees. Call so.
5-6790.
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$20,50O
English Colonial
North Arlington

A charming home with lots
Of space. Entrance foyer
with guest closet, 23xl4.
Living room with fireplace,
16xl5 formal dining room.
large equipped kitchen. 9xl2
porch. 3 big bedrooms, "a
baths. full basement with
fireplace and outside en-
lance. Lovely shrubs and
RrantinRs. watkins distance
20 schools, buses and shop
ping. Call IA. 4-6060.
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$20,950
"a Acre
Near Golf Course

In q country setting this
solid brick rambler features
full walk-out basement with
lots of windows and q fire.
place, LIST level has living
room with fireplace, formal
dining room. 12x12 kitchen
with eye-level oven, counter
top range and birch cabinets,
3 nice size bedrooms and
two full baths. Many tall
trees in rear. Home Is heated
by Dashboard hot water. Call
CIR. 3-4560.
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$16,95O
Rambler
Springfield

A lovely home, set on q
large lot with back hedge,
many shrubs, flowers and
paintings. Fireplace in the
living room, separate dining
room, modern kitchen with
disposal, 3 bedrooms and q
dxa bath. This home offers
q l0x12 utility room, stor-
age attic, carport and COW
cred concrete patio. Mem
bership in Springfield pool
available. Call FL. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

COMMANDERS LOss-Your gain
Beautifully appointed contempt
Iary rambler, close-in,. Falls
Church area--Features iiy. rm,
w/brick firepl. wall, din. ell: full
bsmt. with pine-paneied rec. rm.
Built-in garage wIworkshop; love-
~ deep handicapped lot wltowering
hurry a RUL srsOj sA NNSns Nai R.a 50
tor. ia. 4-4417
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CHANTILLY
a-hedrm. rambler with

CLASSY COUNTRY CLUB neigh.
sts q t n t s15tS 4 AEDssoR !.
BRICK RAMBLER: fabulous 1n rec rec
rm. in basement; space for fourth
bedroom and other surprises: solid
value, on reas. terms. PARKER,
SMITH a. DoNNELL. REALTORS,
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SI5,Z5U
Cape Cod
$500 Down
$12,950
Walk to Shop
$500 Down

A neat-and-clean rambler
on q 130-ft. lot. Completely
equipped kitchen with dis
posal, > bedrooms. Lots Of
closed space, separate util-
ity room, barbecue pit in
back yard. Walking distance
Of schools. shopping and
buses. Near z Corners. Call
XII. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LOCALIZED LARcENcY--Yeu can
ga ssIs y4So onE BeIsR T;h Ak
for -I Just si7.SSc. term terms 70 suit
your pocketbook ample lot, nice
trees: elose-ln nelghborhood; fast
possession. Let's see what We
can work out. PARKER, SMITH
pQnEEIL, REALTORS, "a.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal. VIII.
6-l970, DICKEY'S. AP. 7-sOs0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS Ii $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
n BONUS PRICE paid for desirable
d. C and s. S. homes All cash
paid. ST 3-0086.
GET OUR CASH OFFER then shop
and compare COX d. CO.. RE.
7-l633; JU. 5-0775: OIL 2-16i3.
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Picture poor cettino

Picture Book Setting
q yours with this 3-bedrm. ALL
BRICK RAMBLER featuring living
nm, with fireplace, large separate
dining IT, bright equipped kitch-
en-. Numerous extras washer,
storm windows, etc. Attached car
port. You will love this land
scaped lot, PRICED AT ONLY
$4,000. Sl,fOn down FHA. with
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BEVERLY BEACH: furn. house,
heated, good income; yrs. old +:
OWNER, JU. 9-37S3, after 5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$4,000
"a Acre
Burke Area

Attractive Soft. antique
BRICK rambler; parquet
floors, storm windows and
doors, garage; pleasant liv-
ing room with dining area
and kitchen with eating
space. The master bedroom
Is 15xlS it. Easy financing
arranged to suit your situa-
ton. Call FL. $4,000.
$15,250
Cape Cod
$500 Down
This quaint Cape Cod is
easy to buy and offers nice
living room, dining area.
bright kitchen with re-
frigerator. range and dis
posal, den, 3 bedrooms. n
baths and a utility room.
Home is complete with red
wood fence, attic fan, curbs
and sidewalks. Conveniently
located near schools, buses
and shopping. Call so.
5-670O.
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SPRINGFIELD. BY OWNER: $500
Abilene st. - 4-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler with firepl.. air eond.,
washing mach, disposal; carport,
12x30 screened porch. completely
schools, bus transp. ST 800 down.
Assume CT loan, mo. pymts.
500. 80. FL. 4-2629.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ADJOINING acc - 81 acres,
largely cleared: now zoned R-R
SItS terms as1 P1E .rSeS Co 'o oI
6-464S; ewes, OIL. 2-6250.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BREEZY POINT REACH. Md
Mod, cottage, 4 sleeping rms, scr.
porch. UN. 4-033s. after 8 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH Beach front
cottage and Diet. units; clean; elec.
kit: hot water; pvt. pier, fish, crab.
swim. lge play area: safe for chill
dren. co. 5-06l1 Mon. Thurs. ewes.
FURNISHED 2-bedroom apt. ami,
electric kitchen; SIS, including
utilities. THE ERBS, Melbourne