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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

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48 by Creston and Herodi-
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-Nocturne: Ma Mere L'Oye
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Book Honors
MorphoIoqist

DR.. Robert Evans Snodgras:
of 3706 Thirteenth street NV.
one Of the worlds foremost in.
sect anatomists and morpholo-
gists. was honored yesterday by
the Smithsonian Institution.
In brief ceremonies. DR.. Leon
ard Carmichael. secretary Of
the Smithsonian. presented him
with the first copy of a book,
Studies in Invertebrate Nor
biology" which the institution
has just published in his honor
on his 84th birthday, July S.
DR.. Snodgrass served more
than 80 years as entomologist
of the Agriculture Department,
retiring at the age Of 70 In
l945.
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RADAR ERRS ON SHORT CARS,
DRIVER SAYS; WINS SPEED CASE

CRAWFORD, Ontario (AP) Daniel Bull 81, whose
hobbies mathematics and sports car driving, has
won a dismissal q charge Of speeding.
Mr.. Buhl told the court radar unit will clock q
short at greater speed than is actually travelling
Such unit had clicked his l3-foot sports car at SO
miles hour, but the difference in length between his
vehicle and a normal 18-foot model would result in
deviation Of 592 miles hour he testified That would
mean he going within the speed limit
Mr.. Bull produced figures worked up with q slide
rule prove his point He invited the court to have
professional mathematician check his figures
"In give you the benefit Of the doubt" said
MAGISTRATE J. T. Shllington. Case dismissed"
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FAIRFAX
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
with one comprehensive stat
ute.
Details of the recommended
act which has been submitted
to the Virginia Advisory Leg
islative Council were disclosed
here.
One Of its major provisions
would enable cities to reserve
sites for future streets and pub
lie facilities by preparing an
official map showing existing
and planned improvements,
Preparation Of the map would
be mandatory.
Municipalities could refuse to
grant building permits for
structures which would be in
projected rights-of-way. How
ever. exceptions could be made
If such refusal would inflict
hardship upon a landowner.
Regional Planning Bodies
The act also would legalize
participation of Virginia towns
and counties in interstate re-
gional planning bodies.
It would encourage forma-
ton Of regional planning groups
within the State by permitting
their stats to perform work
for localities.
Mrs. wilkins lauded these
provisions and said that in
itself the proposed act is gen.
orally a good one.
But she warned that in at
tempting to obtain its passage,
Virginia would risk losing many
advantages of existing law.
Mrs. wilkins asserted that
even though they are numer-
Gus, present laws affecting
planning are excellent.
The proposed act was drafted
by the Department of Conser-
walton and Economic Develop
ment.
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Berlin Selected
AsvofeSite

BONN. Germany. June 20
(AP).-Bundestag Speaker Eu-
gen Gerstenmaier last night
officially selected Berlin as the
site Of the West German presi-
Dental election July /.
Mr.. Gerstenmaier's announce
ment was made In the face Of
a vote by Parliament to post
pone a final decision on the
site until Tuesday.
The opposition Socialists and
Free Democrats vigorously pro-
tested q postponement, urging
that Berlin be chosen the site
to symbolic its traditional role
as capital Of q united Germany.
The Geneva recess Of the
Big Four foreign ministers con-
ference apparently prompted
Mr.. GerStenmaier's action.
The question Of the site Of
the election has been q stormy
issue here.
The West German Foreign
Office and Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer had opposed holding
it in Berlin on the ground it
might be regarded as q pro-
vocative act during the Geneva
talks.
The opposition Socialists and
Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt
wanted the election held in
Berlin as planned.
Three candidates are COM
peting for the presidency this
time: Agriculture Minister
Heinrich Luebke, backed by
the Socialists. and Max Becker,
a lawyer. backed by the Free
Democrats.
The 1888 members Of the
Federal Assembly will gather
in Berlin to cast their ballots
for president.
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STRAUSS
Continued From First Pag,
was Ill, the conventional excuse
often used in the Senate.

Continued From First Pag,
was Ill, the conventional excuse
often used in the Senate.
Couldn't Decide
But the Senator had a diff.
ferent explanation when he wa.
interviewed late yesterday
Afternoon.
II Just couldn't resolve thu
question satisfactorily" he ex-
Iplained. And under the cir
cumstances I thought 1t wa,
wiser not to vote with the out
come as close as it was. It i,
still o difficult question and
don't know whether the Sen.
ate did right or not"
Senator Fulbright said nc
pressure was exerted on him
other than the usual argu-
ments one Senator may make
to another. The majority lead
er. he added, never asked me
to do anything"
Mrs. Smith JOlts G. o. p.
Mrs. Smith. whose low-voiced
but firm mo" caused despair
in the Republican ranks, said
only that she was impressed by
the arguments Of the Strauss
opponents.
However. others noted that
she has not been on the best
terms with the administration
One piece Of legislation she was
interested In was vetoed last
year and only recently Senator
johnson allowed her to call II
up again and the Senate passed
1T within three minutes.
There was no immediate ex.
PLANTATION Of Senator Tai
madge's vote against Mr.
Strauss. His colleague. Senator
Russell. voted for confirmation
Georgia was one Of 10 States
where the votes Of the Senators
were split. Ten States are rep
resented by Senators Of the op.
posing parties.
There was no agreement or
the long-range political effects
Of the Strauss rejection. Some
of the Democratic Senators
said they saw no political profit
whatever In the outcome Of ar
issue that was never made q
matter Of party policy.
New Issue Seen
On the other hand. Republi-
cans saw the making Of an
issue in the Strauss case and In
the fight over the appointment
Of Clare Boothe Luce which LED
to her resignation after being
confirmed as Ambassador to
Brazil.
Vice President Nixon viewed
the outcome as a slap at the
President. En- route West, he
told reporters in Chicago that
Senator johnson may have
won a victory but he will
lose the war"
Mr.. Nixon. the Associated
Press reported. said he did not
want to impute any motives to
the Texas Democrat. who has
been mentioned as a possible
Candidate for the presidency.
but added: 1T is questionable
whether the Senate defeat Of
Strauss will help his ambi-
tons"
Whatever effect the bitter
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTOP (Y-Perry Ma
son: THE Case of the Neg
ligent Nymph." Mason res
cues q blond from the ocean
and finds himself in the
middle Of a homicide case
(repeat).
$3.50, WTOP (9) Wanted
Dead or Alive: Randall is
unconvinced when he learns
that a bank robber has been
killed by a beautiful seam
stress.
1850, WTTG (5)-Playhouse
Five: Night Song" Merle
Oberon and Dana Andrews.
A socialite on a stunning
trip. discovers q blind piano
player with whom she falls
in love Q94D.
1880, WTOP (9)-Cannonball:
THE Runaway Truck. "
Ruthless saboteurs tr yto
keep Mike and Jerry from
delivering a top-secret cargo
preview Of series which will
begin August 100
11:OO, WMAL (7)-Saturday
Night Movie: "Humoresque. T"
Joan Crawford and John
Garfield. A young violinist
dedicates his life to his music
(l946).
HIS. WRC (4)-Feature Fes-
tival: "Hells Crossroads. I"
Peggy Castle and Stephen
Mentally. A member Of the
Jessie James gang decides
to give UP crime (195D.
l1:15, WTOP (9)-Mrs. Ameri-
ca Pageant: From Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
1915 am, WTOP (9)-Shock:
1.-THE Werewolf Of London"
Henry Hull. A doctor, Bit
ten by a werewolf, turns into
q numbering 1lend Q935).
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HOLLYWOOD. - Natal,
Wood and Robert Wagner, whC
will work together In movie:
only II the roles and not the
publicity warrant their team.
ing. were asked to do Parrish,
land we would have" Bob told
me. "if the other roles hac
been taken by Clark Gable anC
Laurence Olivier. We dom
want people to say about any
picture. You know, 1t has thai
married couple" Theil
three lawsuits against Far
magazines have ended-two re.
fractions and one settlement.
From Suzy Parker, who
knows whereof she speaks: nc
one can be more elegant thar
q man. And all he needs is five
suits. With this small ward
robe he can go anywhere anc
be accepted anywhere"
y y
More on Peter UstinOv's &C.
tive career. He has completed
a novel, THE Unfeeling." The
10000 100000 words dea
with the end Of the war anC
the period just after its finish
Brigitte BardOt is allergiC
to telephones and won't answer
the ring. not even for hel
mother. When producers wan
Brigitte they must write Of
telegraph. Incidentally, Brig i!
refusing to pose for any more
undraped stuff. She'll go ORA
matte, or bust.
Robert Horton has succumbet
to the flying bug - bought {
Piper Comanche plane, to ust
on his present personal-appear.
ance tour, flying from town Il
town. -. Sandra Church, young
star Of Gypsy" the julie Stynt
Broadway hit. will be in julie:
new musical next year. Sandrs
is a steady twosome thest
nights with New York attorney
Charles Upton.
\
Diana Lynn recently drove UP
to a television station, wouldn't
listen when the guard tried to
steer her away from a row OF
outstanding huge nails. pune
tured all four Of her auto tires
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FIN Stations

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WToP FM-ss.3 Me.-1l-hsu epefstisa.
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battle will have on future
White House-Capitol Hill re.
lations. one Senator said, will
depend on the President anc
not Congress. He said he die
not believe there would bt
more than normal partisan.
ship as a result Of the Strauss
battle but added that partisan.
ship win increase as the 1861
presidential conventions ap.
proach.
"Stars" Oppose Strauss
All those mentioned for the
Democratic nomination-Sena-
tors Kennedy of Massachusetts,
Symington Of Missouri, Hum
phrey Of Minnesota and john
son-voted against confirma-
ton.
A Senator explained that one
reason for this was that all ex-
cept johnson believed there had
been too much "togetherness"
with the administration on
many issues.
Senator JohnSon's vote also
was regarded as bringing him
closer to the Senate's Demo-
cratic liberals who have had
misgivings about his support
of numerous administration
proposals.
BY his vote against Mr.
Strauss. 1t was said. the Texan
demonstrated that he was will
ing to stand with them on
issues they considered impor-
tant.
Attack Criticized
In assessing Republican mis-.
takes Of strategy one Senator
said the attack made on Chair.
man Magnuson Of the Com.
merce Committee by Senator
Schoeppel. Republican Of Kan.
sas. had widespread repercus-
sions. senator Schoeppe,
charged the committee with de.
laying a vote on the nomina.
ton. Maggie Gas Senator Mag
nuson is called has a lot Of
friends and they didn't like
this" a Senator said.
While Senator johnson was
not active In the Strauss op-
position. 1t was noted that one
Of his aides worked closely with
Senator Anderson. Democrat OF
New Mexico. who led the fight
against Mr.. Strauss. Quite prob
ably he would not have done
this without the majority lead
er's tacit approval.
Johnson Kept Informed
One aide carried views from
one Senator to another and
worked with Senator Anderson
on informal polls on the pos
sible outcome. One such poll
carrying Senator Johnson's
name as voting against con-
firmation was reported seen
by the Senator himself-and
he offered no objections.
The final drama Of the battle
enacted Thursday and early
Friday revealed once more Sem
ator Johnson's mastery of par
liamentary tactics.
He is reported to have been
prepared to end the whole
controversy at IL am. Thurs
day by moving to table the
nomination and was sure this
would carry by 10 votes. But
it was said he preferred to have
the vote on the nomination
itself and sat back and waited
for it--with a speech in his
pocket against the Strauss
nomination that he never de-
livered.
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WlNx-1soe N.-1l-hsW spsratisa.
WPik-13o ke.-Dsyllght ssly.
HARl-ISo re. -Dsyllght snIy.
Hekf 1850 II. Daylight ssly.
WUST-1iio ke.-DsNlght snly.
MFAx-f72o ke.-DayIlght ealy.
WWDc-l2so ke.-7t-houF operation, ezeeDi
Sunday midnight 10 an Msa6sy.
WEEl- 1910 ke.-Oylleht snly
W0ok- 1910 ke.-7l-houi operstisa.
WEAM- 1880 ks.--2t-hsm operation, exeept
Sunday midnight 10 5 an Monday.
WD0N- is4e ke.--Dsylight only.
WPee-tsso ke.-DsyIlght only.
WPRu-tleo ke.-Daytims eniy.
UeMs-sp ke.-s an. 70 midnight; ssturtsy
Ian. % I p.m., Sunday an. to nidaighI
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Death Penalty Bill

BANGKOK, June 20 (AP).-
Thailand has legislation in the
works to provide the death pen
atty for officials and judges
convicted Of corruption.
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~ KEY PREVIEWS

TontOhts top shoDs prepieDed By TV KEYS star
tcho attend rehedrsds match screenings and dnayse
scripts IN New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area vieiDers.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

INTELLECTUALLY IssO--It's no
q snHy yn % s %Ss:rR RS s' GHsr S SsS
baths; Plus. Plus din Ss.,s sm: ana ~ 49, ~
family r afSd 5 SSx iUs inc nso6 D'
$50. Low down payment PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
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LOSEPH FILIPPO

CAMP sPRINGs-Near Allentown
rd-5-rm. bungalow, with a.
acre lot; price $3.50.
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TAKOMA PARK
4 Twin Bedrooms
This home is in excellent condition
and will provide Q heap Of living
for the large family, 9 bedrooms
and bath down. 2 bedrooms and
bath up. modern kitchen. finished
recreation room, built-in garage.
You must see this to be convinced.
RossRifi c. LoHR, REALToR
He. $4,000
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CHEVEKLH = AII-brlck, hip-rool
rambler; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
finished recr. rm. with fireple;
built-in garage: h-acre lot; lots OF
extras; asking price, $4,000. NO
AGENTS. AP, 7.Q027,
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HOUSES FoR sAlE-Mp.
sUMpER MUSE sAcElIIcE. 4 bed.

BUILDER MUST SACRIFICE. 4 bed
ss@aos,.boS. A Is'a a.ssc SslI'0u' e'm'''
S YOU Y sUY rS S1SE En EsEH
HOME. Eliminate your fear OF
overpayins. Located An one OF ths
county's best residential Areas, II
Is better than new. FOUR 5000:
sized bright bedrooms. TWO full
baths. Manteled fireplace IN living
rooms. SPACIOUS family-size din
ms room. x-LAR0E equipped
Kitchen that Is q beauty. Pull tiled
basement; well-landscaped. yard;
close TO school and church, Al
this and more for $4,000, the
FILA appraised valuation. It's really
q pleasure TO be able TO otier this
70 YOU Exclusive with BOWERS
CANT An y s6SNSs S.Ss M'R %5 s:n
ter hall entr,, Ice. liv rm,. sep,
din, rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 hrepls:
walk-out bsmt.; Anchor fen. back
yard. For appt.. call HI, e-SOoO
CAMP SPRINGS
4-bedrm. Cape Cod. 2 baths, sep
din. rm., Ice. liy, rm. with firepi,
equipped kit, full bsmt.; h-acr,
lot; 5000 dn.. FLA terms. Sl7,5OO
SEAT PLEASANT
4-bedrm. split level, 2 baths. equip
kit. bsmt.. storm doors and win
dows: fenced corner lot. 800 dn.
500 mo. pays all. Sl3,p6O. Hous,
2 years old. Act fast on this one
FoREsTvILLE
Brick Cape Cod, 3 bedrms., liv
rm., sep. din. rm eytra-large kit.
full bsmt.::. corner fenced lot
Only S15.g5O, 5000 down FLA
PRUDENTIAL REALTY. RE. 6-420l
CAMP sPRINGs-owner's sacrifice
3-bedrm. brick rambler with nm
ished rec. rm. on acre Of ground
S1S,750, flexible terms. This is
buy OF the month. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES. INC, RE
6.b400 It'll n.
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NICHOLAS
REALTORS
HE. 4-1O00

CHELTENHAM - 3 bedrms., 3
baths, 2 beautiful acres, scar ga
rage: 4 additional acres available
owner will trade for waterfront
CE. 6-S44S, State 2-3256. CARL
ALBERT HEIDER, REALTOR.
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TAKONIA P1 EK-HoME PLUS IN
home cont ning q beautiful y
rm.. 2-bath Hpt., plus q 3-Ym. ter
race apt. Tkis house pays for it
self. A real bargain ct only SIS
$50. See today. RAFFELL REAL
EaTATE III Q.1102
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

sUMNER-e rooms, "a baths, 2.
.isssi, ,tIsshsH: hot water S:si
QEoR0E I. BoRoER, INC, MA
S-035O.
fAKo9A PARK sS7 G PhilS. iilP =.
nv. Tm. With hrspi.. din. rm.. w
baths. rec. rm. In. attic. gafase
near schools. Open sat- and sun
1875; SCI, $50. Ju. 5-9le6. IL
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6MNggn

There are only four. They must be
sold. Come and see them and thtn
start packing. Here 1t isl New,
3-bedrm., all-brick ramblers; full
bsmts., sep. dining rooms. de luxe
kits. 1h-acre lots. large carport.
Directions: Out suitland pkwy. past
Suitland to Meadowbrook DR., right
to Open House. Ewes, Mr.. john
son. 10. 1-2516.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. 5-43OO RE. $4,000
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$4,000

An older-type home but well built
in the heart Of Riverdale. Has
lse. liy. nm. with fireplace. tre-
wsndous SEP din; n IN; ana s',,l KITi
on a lovely fenced e lot with with tres Il. I
terms. $500 down. Only ST. per
mo.
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CAMP SPRINGS. on Barto ave. mr.
Auth. rd.-Laree selection Of ram
blers. split levels; 3-4.5 bedrooms.
$4,000 and up. 10. 2-2l37.
HILLcREsT HEIoHTs-57OO 21st
ave.-Large corner brick rambler
with 3 large bedrms., den, 3 baths,
clubrm., . stone firepls.. cleo. kit.
built-in -garaee. Priced for quick
sale. Open 2-6 pm, 10. 2-2137.
HILLcREsT HEIGHTs-New det
brick rambler; 8 rms, 3 Dr.. 2
baths. full bsmt. with bath: level
lot; $21.500, $1,000 dn. for serv-
iceman.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS-Near shop
ping center. 1888 Jameson St
Open 2-5 pm. semidet brk., 9
lse. rms Isl H., powder rm )
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS. 2001 Keat-
ing st. New large corner brk.
rambler. center hall. 8 lge. rms.
3 Dr., . baths, walk out bsmt
with clubrm. and bar, and 2 rms
and bath. Ideal for professional
man. Open 2-5 pm.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, off Central
ave.-Ideal for nursery. large
family or private organization;
Ia acres with large Colonial
brick home Of 10 rms. . baths.
one on LIST a. Price, S23,o5O.
coLMAR MANOR. 1905 Lawrence
st. Mr.. Bladensburg I'd. Like new
Det. brk. Cape Cod with bed
rms. Sl6,95O. $1,000 down.
|FoREsTvILLE. 5000 Richie I'd
Det. 9 rooms. with Ice. level lot;
S12,950.
SUTTLAND, mr.. Parkway-Det. brk.
rambler, 3 bedrms.. large level
lot: only S11.250. 10. 2-2137.
TEMPLE HILLS. 1904 Hemlock st.
Oct. brk. Cape Cod: like new.
with 4 bedrms., large clubrm.
$1,000 On.
CAMP SPRINGS-NeAr Allentown
rd.-5-rm. bungalow, with a.
acre lot; price $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ANDREWS AREA
ANSPREWS;; sgTT[ANp AREA !l!l

ANDREWS-SuITLAND AREA
CORAL HlLLS-BY OWNER
5 sxtra-lgs, bedrms;. z full baths,
S Fey a o RsI I iv Wn.b EQUIP r 9
53Os Pard road. 10. s-7b66.
ANDREWS AREA; OPEN les. Name
your financing, FLA, Oil, eonven.
tional, TO buy this delightful new
masonry 3-bedrm,. rampler. TILED
bath and full walk-out bsmt. are
added features. Come out today Il
Ewes, Mr.. oolob, RE. 5-65so.
Moore d Moore Realtors
RE. 6-S060 RE. 5-43OC
ANDREWS. BOILING, CENSUS :
We cannot sell you anything. We
deal In services. You, as pur-
chaser. buy what you like and car
AFFORD. We have many f1ne listingt
81 different prices and terms.
MOORE A. MOORE. REALTORS
RE. 5-43O0 RE. 6-SO6O
NDREWs-CENsUs-HYDRO, 472g
Bromley ave.-clean. 3-bedroom
pungalow, large din, rm., 130xlSl
Ancnor-fenced lot. det. gar: walk.
as.1 AAees eLCAnsi u. nlku SCHOOLS
300 On; FHA. FoRTIN REALTY
ANDREWS GATE is 500 II. from
uncovered ANTIQUE brk. "a
pedrms., wooded acre, raj
siIlsyssSssSy o EMiNsffh RpEIs RE-. sggsi touch
ANDREWS FIELD, near, 3-bed.
rm; hrick rambler. Screened porch
and attached garage. Finished
iniI nSmt has knotty pine ba1
Japanese MH Sa n. [ Tsrf,ser rsS' r and
work shop, laundry and STORAGE
rIn. Aluminium storm windows
Deep wooded lot has chain link
BY OWNER. S22.5OO. RE. 5-4S03
ANDREWS FIELD AND
MARLBORO AREA
Open Saturday and Sunday, one
pm. till dark. Week days call Cy-
prus 7-6596 or Market 7-2S00 for
appointment,
NEW RAMBLER-Large living room
with dining ell. fully equipped GE
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, car port.
Convenient to schools, churches
and stores.
. .peuTuom Sput-leVei also available
in same block.
Directions: Out Route 4 to Upper
Marlboro, turn right into Rectory
lane, follow Piedmont signs to
School lane. Houses across street
from Frederick easseer High
School.
PIEDMONT HOMES OF
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANDREWS sUITLAND AREA
MORNlN0SIDE, 3 bedrm. home,
close to schools and bus, FHA
Sll4o0, S1.150 dn.. S97.50 mo.
H nHisciasafi HTS. 3 bedrm.. "
baths, full bsmt., rec. rm., close 70
shop. $4,000 FLA, $3.50 dn.,
S110 mo. everything.
SOUTHERN AVE, Hillcrest area.
Beaut. 4 bedrm. home, sep. din.
rm., firepl.. full bsmt., rec. rm.,
breezeway, garage, S23,o50.
CLINTON, 2 bedrm. home with un-
I'm. upstairs, oil heat, lge. fenced
lot, $4,000. $1,000 dn.
c. DIXON REALTOR, RE. 6-S7s7
ANDREWS-SUITLAND-
CENSIIC AREA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

Adjoining large recreational park
BRICK RAMBLERs nearing com.
pletion; located in fine residential
area and offering an unusual
number Of MAJOR features. Living
room with decorative mantel fire-
place, SEPARATE dining room
TWO BATHS, LARGE, completely
finished recreation room. Three
bright bedrooms. DE LUKE kitch-
en-. Situated on well-landscaped
level yard; $19,950-S20,45O. Brine
your checkbook! Sat. Sun, la
or S1e.os cbs oaf y Sn ts an:
I'd, proceed to Stanford st. OF
Notre Dame ST., continue on to
Gumwood drive and open house
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-S400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
BETHESDA
6700 Persimmon Tree Rd


800 Persimmon Tree Re-
New 73-ft. -long brick
rambler on / acre Of ground.
Center hall with attractively
finished open stairway down
to rec, rm., SO II. long:
ing-dining comb, taste
fully finished and equipped
dinette size kit: 3 bedrms.,
3 baths and carport. Rare
5heo LIST trust available.
Don't miss this at $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: Out River
I'd. asst Congressional Coun-
try Club to Bradley blvd,
left to Persimmon Tree I'd,
left to house. Or, out Mac
Arthur blvd. to Persimmon
Tree I'd. right to house.