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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21

Mrs. Adlfsy Roberts. lyric so.
pran). will bc featured during
Woman's Day celebration Sun
day Nay %, at pm, at the
metropolitan Baptist Church Mrs
Claudia Lewis. chairman; Rev
Charles W. Butler, pastor
Springhill Bap,.al Z .arcl viii
observe the annual Woman's Day
sunday, My %. Mrs. Rosa l..
Kemp. of Flint, president of the
Womcn's Auxiliary, Of the Vol
VERNE State Missionary Baptist
Convention, has been invited to
speak at the IL am service. Mrs.
Lille Mae Blankcnship. chair
| man: the Rev J. f. Moss, pastor.
AT $3.50 pm. the Youth Ensemble
will present musical MISS
Dorothy Grant will preside.
The January Club Of Peoples
Community Church will be pre-
scnting Bridal Extravaganza
on Sunday. May 20, from 4 TO 6
pm. Peoples Community Chs,
is located on Woodward Avenue
at Pingrec. Rev. Carlyle +. Ste
wart is the minister
Annual Women Day services
will be held Sunday. May %. at
The 18th Street Baptist Church
Mrs. A m a a Kaiglcr of the
Church Of Our Father Baptist
will be the guest speaker al
morning worship. 4 Fellowship
Dinner will be held in the din
ing room of the church following
IL am. service.
r A week of services celebrating
the fourth anniversary Of Rev
r. f. Eddington began Sunday at
the New Grace Baptist Church.
90 f.. Forest Avenue.
During the week. ministers and
their congregations will play no
mage TO Rev Eddirg'on as fol
lows: Rev. G. w. Baker and
Morning View. Rev +. A. Rund
less and New Liberty. Rev. Will
liam J. Bishop and Central, Rev.
f. G. Melvin and Jehovah and
Rev, J. S. Williams and New Mt.
Zion.
The Rev. +. c. Jones. pastor
at Greater Faith Temple Baptist.
Hamilton al Virginia Park, an
nounces that revival meetings
services will begin at that church
Monday, June 6.
Revival speaker viii be the
Rev. c. II. Watkins. Fort Wayne,
Ind Rev. Jones, will accompany
Rev. Watkins. back to Fort Wayne
where he will be guest speaker
The Rev. Jones will cave there
and so TO North Dakota where
he will preach in weeks re-
vival for the Rev. King Crandall.
A Youth Festival sponsored by
the Young Peoples Department
of the Wolverine State Mission
AIRY Baptist Sunday School and
Baptist Training Union Con
crosses has been scheduled to
be held at King Solomon Baptist
Church on Sunday. May 20 Dr.
Ralph Alternately of Montgomery
Ala. will deliver the principal
address at 8 pm. A parade is
planned to be held at 5 pm.
Mrs. Veronica Murphy is presi-
dc !. Of the Young Peoples de-
parimcnt Mrs. Lula Sirls and
Mrs. Ethel Mills are assistants to
Mrs. Campbell.
The Calvary District Woman 5
Convention programs to honor
Mrs. Villa NJ Grimes. president
of the World Baptist Alliance, at
Testimonial Reception schcdul.
ed to be held in the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel on Saturday. June
IL. at 8 pm. Mrs. Rosa l.. Hutch
erson is general chairman OF the
event
A Twilight Tea was sponsored
by the Womcn's Chorus at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-21
U.s.. Is Practically
fwo-Party System

Ann ARBOR - Three out of four Americans consider
themselves either Republicans Democrats" Simple
slhlS fast may SEEM it's the important single infu
ehce on our elections four University of Michigan social
scientists report in book The American Voter
published this week by John Wiley and Inc 573 pp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11

of the detectives of the various
business groups depends to a
large extent on countrywide ac-
ton. These include action on
schools, highways and traffic
control, industrial development,
coming and taxes.
He points out that the Plan
ming Commission predicts a pop
ulation increase from the pres
ent 100000 to approximately
half-a-million during the next
decade.
This increase, he explains, will
require additional housing,
schools, churches and business
establishments, all of which will
result in the problems associat-
ed with any rapidly expanding
community.
III is essential, therefore,, he
states, that responsible repre-
sentation of business and indus.
try anticipate these changes
and, through a consolidation of
concerted effort, effectively cope
with the related problems"
At present, he contends, the
duplication of effort and finan-
cial support of the various local
organization campaigns "dissi-
pates the available resources,
both manpower and dollarwise,
and deters the citizen-resident-
businessman from achieving his
goal - a secure nation - a
comfortable home for a we'll
provided family and a sound
business that provides a reason
able return on his investments"
He urges that each business
organization appoint a represen-
tative to study the formation of
a Council to represent and
guide the various groups.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
Leash Dogs to Safeguard
Residents, Council Is Told

that she and her dog had re-
peatedly been attacked by dogs
running loose, insisted that the
animals should not be permitted
off a leash in heavily populated
areas.
II am appealing to you out
of my own experience" she
cried Not only will every blind
person be grateful to you but
also every citizen who needs
protection from these dogs run
ming around here.
II am going to keep fighting
for a leash law The time has
come to get busy and take care
of this problem"
A similar complaint came
from Mrs. Thelma w. Gale,
8511 Chenille rd., Takoma Park,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11

who charged that the present
ordinance "has absolutely no
teeth"
Declaring that the police
have told her they are power
less to act, Mrs. Gale said she
has asked for BIB gun permit
Ito protect myself"
I'm not going to be scared
to death in my own yard" she
exclaimed. you should pass an
ordinance that gives the people
some protection" &.
Councilman William j. Hickey
assured the two women that the
county is Cooking into the law"
to determine whether a change
Is needed.
1--WE get letters from both
Sides" he explained. Some of
them praise us and others con-
denim us for the present or.
dinance."
Both he and Councilman
David L. Cahoon commended the
problem is one of enforcement,
Those who permit their dogs to
run at large without control are
the law. they pointed
out.
Just before the women ar
rived, the council had instructed
Acting County Manager Mason
A. Butcher and County Attor-
ney Alfred H. Carter to investi-
gate all dog complaints and to
explore the need for a leash
law. II
The action followed a report
by Hickey that he had received
a request for the enactment of
such law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
AZ Students
From County
Visit Md. L.

F y-two Montgomery
County students were among
new freshmen at the Uni
versity of Maryland who
have visited the campus dur
ing the past week for the pur-
pose of familiarizing themselves
with the university program.
The program, initiated last
year, is designed to bridge the
gap between high school and
college and to introduce the new
students to the university divi-
sion in which they are enroll
ing. Each of the freshmen are
spending two days on the cam
.pus, visiting at the rate of about
Is a day.
An estimated 1000 freshmen
will participate in the pre-col-
lege program, which will con-
tinue until September 2.
The following county students
were among visitors in the past
week:
Carl c. Pergler, Mary L.
Fisher, James D. Bouscaren,
Natalie BoaZ, Robert E. L.
Thomas, Donald r. Hardesty,
Elizabeth A. Ludington, Mary
M. Baxter, Susan Lee Rowland,
Delphine Campo and Carlota
Josephine Campo, all of Bethes.
da; Edwin L. Condor, Margaret
Ann White, Katharine c. Row
an, Ralph M. LANCE and Mich
ael c. Beck, all of Chevy Chase.
Also, Charles A. Ryan, An
drew w. Booth, Marianne c.
Housed and Frances L. Owens,
Rockville; James A. Stacy, John
Kenneth Lady, Jeffrey v. Odom,
Jerry p. Hite and John c. Arch
er, Takoma Park; Theodore ].
Jaskowitz, Jerry l.. Bollie, Wal
ter II. Glockler, Jeffrey II.
Goldman. Mary Ann Putcaku- |
lish, Vaughn Dennis Cohan, Oil
yer B. Dale, Tahma E. Indritz,
David L. Wilson, Robert J. Ro-
manoff, Marilyn Paul, Phyliss
E. Dunkin, Francis w. Good
wynn, jr., Beverly Ann Schaef-
fer, Rosalee p. Schneider, Karen
L. Trofast, Kathryn L. Hanley
and Murray A. Westrich, all of
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11

Ions OF water.
Many inquiries are received
regarding plant gall caused by
insects. Most of these start in
the spring when the female in
sect lays its egg in unfolding
twigs or leaves. Calls can be
prevented by spraying trees at
that season.
We have had several reports
of SEWN being used very effec-
lively against Japanese Beetles
and bagworms. Against beetles
it gives quick knock down and
excellent kill. Use SEWN in ac-
cordance with label on package.
Continue lawn weed control
practices, using 2, 4-D as need
ed. Crabgrass is pretty well
started, so don't fertilize now If
there is any in your lawn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
Hatch Act Ban
Is Lifted in
Apportionnent

The Maryland Committee
for Fair Representation and
its area units have been Of
ficially notified that Hatch
Act restrictions do not apply
to the reapportionment groups.
Royce Hanson, executive vice
president of the State organi-
cation, said a Civic Service Com
mission spokesman had written
him that Federal employees
would not be prohibited from
participating in the activities of
or holding office in the commit
tee."
Hanson added that the spokes.
man had emphasized such ac-
tivities would be permitted as
long as they "do not become
identified with partisan political
campaigns"
The committee was formed to
promote equitable representa-
ton of the more populous Mary.
land counties in the State Leg
islature and in State Conven-
tons. Members of the group
claim present representation is
heavily weighted in favor of
smaller, rural counties.
Hanson, a political science
professor at American Univer-
sity, hailed the commissions in.
depreciation of the Hatch Act
as a move toward broadening
the base of citizen participation
in the committees campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
GETTING THE MOST FROM
YOUR GARDEN
by Or. Peter Asarovv

Tip-a-Phone-PO. 2-5454
Out Tip Phone service
seems to be giving many home
owners the a n w r. to
their garden questions, as we
sre having large numbers of
phone calls daily. The record
ing is changed each noon and
the messages deal with current
garden problems.
Garden Pests
Evergreens including Hem
lock, Spruce, Juniper, and
Arbor Vitae should be checked
for spider mites. Control with
Kelthan, Malathion, Tedion or
other acaricide.
Euonymus scale is appearing
in heavy infestations. Use Mala-
thion, % cup of $3.50 wettable
powder Malathion to three gal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11

vice president of the county
wide business organization.
Copies of his five-page out
line of the benefits to be deriv-
ed from such a group have been
distributed to and are being dis
cussed by the Rockville, Damas-
Gus, Kensington and Bethesda
Chevy Chase Chambers of Com
merce and the Silver Spring
Board of Trade.
Wall emphasized in his pro-
posal that achievement of many
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
To leash or not to leash?

That is the question being
explored by county officials in
response to impassioned pleas
by two Montgomery residents,
one of them blind, for a more
stringent law to prohibit dogs
from running at large.
Mrs. Jean Madden, 5000 Brad
ley blvd, Bethesda, the blind
owner of seeing-eye dog, told
the county heads this week that
the only way to control a dog
is by a leash.
The present ordinance, passed
last year, Yguires only that
dogs be under the Immediate
control" of their owners. 1t ap-
plies to the suburban area.
Mrs. Madden, who complained
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-11
Chamber Seeks
Unity Of Action

Creation of Council of Montgomery County Cham
bers of Commerce to provide unified approach to
mon problems and eliminate duplication of effort has
the backing of the Montgomery County Chamber
The proposal is the brainchid of F. E. WALL ir a
Smyrna times., 1960-12-29
20 YEARS AGO

Draft boards will caution reg
istrants being notified to report
for possible military service to
hold their jobs and to retain
their personal effects until in
duction into the army has ac-
tually been effected, Brig. Gen.
eral William Berl, Jr., state di-
rector, has announced. He point
Smyrna times., 1960-12-29
Mausoleum of Kings

On of the little island of Rid
darholmen in Stockholm stands
the Westminster Abbey of Swed-
en-, a Gothic Thirteenth century
pile which serves as the mau-
soleum of Sweden's kings and
heroes in all walks of life.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CHEVY CHASE, d. c. WAKE.
Beautiful center-hall Co
lonial: : bedrms.. 2l7 baths, with
den. screened porch, built-in ga
rage; lovely yard; priced at S3q..
500. EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT.
MARYLAND REALTY, INC; ewes.
WO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CHEVY CHASE. MD;-Rare hnd

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Fare mo IN
a beautiful Colonial brick .near
chevy Chase Circle, and all nj
the best schools Suitable toT
large family, with 2 fine bcdrns
= tiled haths, plus huge heated
dormitory on 3rd n modern
equipped kitchen with diShvasher
screened porch and garage New
house condition and the buy OF
the wear in the mid-2OS Call our
uptown once. KE. 7-lSO0 til E
pm. tafter s pm. call EN-. 3
O326'. exclusive with SHANNON
l. IUCHS co
Evening star., 1960-04-27
AK. a-g3SG Ak a-a5G3
RETIRE

To this @-bedrm. rambler With
ultramodern Kit. lge rear pCh.
and oeaut yard to putteT in Low
taxes. economical 10 maintain
and priced at only $3.50 SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGTr 10,
Evening star., 1960-04-27

APTS.-Nev. /,
and 3 bedrms.: air eond.; eleV.
and garden type; garases; swim
ming pool. Close TO Navy Annex,
PentaRon: walking distance TO
shopping. churches and schools.
Ohices, 1900 and 2040 Columbia
pike, IA. S-03O5.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
EGUM q GERBEI
REALTY co.

CHEVY CHASE-Det.: features lst-
fir. den or bedrm.. bath, firepl.,
sep. din. rm.: 3 bedrms.. bath on
2nd fir; Sl75 mo-; vacant. Call
til 9 pm.
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU. 9-3aOO
CLARKSBURG AREA, nr. Atomic
HHRsFFy HRstiyto3S Soma M IN small ln,gg tGxn
s-story frame " house. Brand-neW
kitchen with stove and refriger-
stor furnished Oil forced AIR
heat, garden plot; sos mo. REV.
J A. MOTT, fremont 4-4233.
COLORADO AVE. N.W.-4 -bedrm
det. home: redec., storm win
dows: h.-w. heat; nice yard. N. A.
PRESTON CO, TU. S-2SO0.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES; sale or
rent-5-rm. semidet. with bsmt =.
l2ll6 Centerhill st. RAMSEY
REALTY, JU. 9-29s5. 10. 5-2Ol7.
FALLS CHURCH, PIMMIT HILLS
3-bedroom rambler. large fenced
yard. 500 mo Call IA. S-6267.
FALLS CHURCH, 2O6 Great Falls
st, 8 bedrooms, 3i2 baths, on l
acre, $500. L. COOK, JE. 2-3272
FALLS CHURCH AREA:-Yes, sir
Sl55. Call
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-2744
FALLS CHURCH AREA-4- -bedrm
rec. rm. brk., fence yard, cow. Il
shop. trsnsp, S1l5. JE. $685.
LAKE BARCRoFT-Luxurious liy,
| ing; air cond.. 3-bedrm brici
rambler, den. 3 fireplsces. 81
| baths, equip kit, cafport ant
patio: $3.50 mo. WRIGHT REAL
TY. INC, "A. 2-4s00.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
lose to schools. transportation.
Grace W. Klein & Co. Inc.
N. SPRINGBROOK

Immaculate split-level. like new:
beautiful large lot, l6Ox25O, 3
full bedrooms > baths. huge
recreation room az ground level
plus extra room, Owner moving.
would like sale.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

LANGLEY PARk-EXtra-ls -lsrse hTk
rambler. beaut stone fiTepl, din.
nm, ) double sized bedrmS bsmt.
floor t'led. Best buy in the area
Nl9,9jU. FUGH T. PECK G635
New Hampshire ave HE 4-lT0O.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LA PLATA. MD. - Lovely Broom
home: = bedrms., lge. liv. rm., lge
kit, full bsmt. partitioned into 4
rms; garage; lge. util house; .
outbldgs.: l54 acres: Sl7,500. Dial
3Ol-WESt 4-S5SO
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-H.E.
frNATIkuIEnA
tcoNTINUEol

COLORED-RIGGS PARK-Assum,
~ GI loan: beaut. broom. semi.
det. brick. Many extras included
WV carpeting, air conditioner
storm windows. tiled bsmt. Idea
for honeymooners or elderly couple
who want low, low monthly pay.
ments
MURRAY LEVINE IA. a-3I44
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL, to be restored. {
rms, semi-det. brk. Gas heat
large yard. $1,000 cash or terms
Call MR.. LANE, AD. 4-l43O, ewes
RA. 6-5227.
CAPITOL HILL-4th and Mass
ave. n.e.-6-rm. row brk S10.50O
ILEHRMAN REALTY, TU. 2-1S50
ONLY 81 500 bedrms., liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit. earden and gar
Immed. poSs. Conv tranSp.
KATHLEEN TOWER
Ii. 7-6642 Ii. 7-Sa6e
COLORED-NOTHIN DOWN
44l4 Lee st nr. Sheriff rdD, .6-rm
det. home on Ice. lot, needs re-
/ pairs. S4.95O.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000
COLORED MICHIGAN PARK =
Immac, lust redec. semi-det. brk
/ home: 3 bedrms., > baths. powder
rm. on 1st floor; full bSmt., rec
rm.. garage Vacant. Immed. poSs
S17,g5O. Call JU. 9-sSS0. Hide
/ BRAND co.
COLORED VACANT $500 On
/ II CLANCY s.. ne, nr. Wash. Med
/ hosp; redec. e rms, front porch
/ bsmt. gas neat; M. bus, schools
RA. 6-6912, ST. 3-0561.
COLORED 9O7 JEFFERSON ST
+ N.E.-A rare buy Rigs Parl
/ home with lovely front porch.
large rooms. powder rm. mod. kit
widin. area large rec. rm. Paint
ers Just left
MURRAY LEVINE ia. a-3l -
COLORED-TRNDAD AVE. NR
FLORIDA -bedrm brick, ful
! bSmt oil heat, = encl. reaI
! porches: garage. Beautiful cond
y Sl3.aSO. easy terms JOHN L
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
APARTMENTS WANTED

ARL. ONLY; WORKING, settled
lady, would like nicely furn. apt,
be quiet. IA. s-66i3. after $50
pm. effective June
COOP APIS, FOR SALE
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CHEVY CHASE-Very attractive 4
bedrm. brick split-level A wooded
park at the rear Of home Moderr
kit, built-in garage; low intereS
financing, in low sos Call WO. &.
800, ~ Q pm. EDW. H. JONES
Evening star., 1960-04-27

SAs 1-AHOU.
SILVER sPRNG-Estate setting
with flowers and dogvoods sur
rounding this brick Cape Cod. 3
bedrms., 3 baths, liv. rm. with
frepl sep, din. rm., den with
Call Mr.. Wilson for appt. to in
spect: only S235 mo. c. ROBERT
GRAY g. CO, JU. 5-6l00.
SILVER SPRING = Brk. rambler
, bedrmS., liv. rm., din. rm kit.
full bsmt., fenced yard and air
conditioner; vacant, SIPS. SIG
LER n CO, 10. 4-S3Sa.
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-4-bed-
room, 2-bath brick home. Large
lot with many shrubs, full base
ment. Move into this nice area,
$3.50. Call JE. 2-2620, and look
over our large rental selection
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, 1l3 West Broad st.
Falls Church. virginia.
VIENNA. VA.-NeE, 3-bedrm. tc
4-bedrm. rambler Liv. rm. with
in kit: vacant; SI32. Cali Mr..
Marcus: YEONAs PROPERTY
MGT., DU. $4,000 or ia. 5-9l97.
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Nearly new
. split level home. 3 bedrms.. liv
rm., din. rm., . air conditionerS
$3.50 mo. HUGH T. PECK, 1888
New Hampshire ave, HE. 4-1700,
WHEATON-3-bedrm. rancher, full
bsmt., sep. din. rm. lge. kit
Avail. May /. Sl35. KEN DRUS-
KIN & CO, Lo. 5-3366.
WHEATON AND NEARBY AREAS
Nice selection Of > and 8 bedrm
homes avail from $50 and up.
MANOvILL REALTY CORP, 10.
4-S44O.
WHEATON = Conn. Ave. Estates:
rent with option to purchase:
bedrmS., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
full hSmt, encl. rear porch; Sll0
per mo. SIGLER g. CO., 10. A.
WHEATON-3-bedrm. split-level:
bsmt.. "a baths, rec. rm., liv.
rm. and din. Tm., kit with built
in range and wall oven. Conv. to
schools and shopping Avail. June
l. $3.50. VIII. 6-432a
WoODLAWN, 6617 Stockton lane
3 bedrms., l bath, liv. rm., din
rm., combination kitchen ano
utility rm. fenced-in yard. con-
crete driveway, nice neighborhood
Lease with option to buy. Sl3o
U. S. REALTY. 10. 2-92OO.
4-BEDRM. det. brick; spacious
lst FIR: lge. bsmt; oil heat lge
yard. gaTaGe; suitable diplomat;
TY CO, MA. S-SS79.
CoLORED = RENT, OPTION TO
BUY - Redec.; 5 rms, bsmt
ss%idet. sTni bsE * Sooss! NT AlaDsTa. sHns Pa R9
---lQS
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CHEVY CHASE

Luxury residence OF charm
and distinction. Most un-
usual rental property in
area. Centrally air-condi-
toned 2-year-old Split-level,
spacious and elegant: , bed
rooms. 3 baths, library and
recreat tion room. Within
stones throw of Chevy
Chase circle. With secluded
garden and patio. Finest
schools, transportation and
shopping. Available July l.
S430 month unfurniShed,
S525 furnished. Call Mrs.
Wolf, OIL, 4-5295 or EN-.
$4,000.
IEGIIM e. GERRER
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CONN. AVE, PK.I bedrms., . fui
baths, tiled full daylight bsmt
level tree shaded fenced lot; close.
in Wheaton: bus lines, all schools
churches. assume large GI 4lae,
loan: priced at S20.a50 BY OWN.
ER, VII 6-6j5T, 1920 Feldon st
Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star., 1960-04-27
SHANNON & LUCHs &C.

CONGRESSIONAL CLUB AREA
Outstanding model OF Colonial au.
thencity; a 2-story home with 4
bedrms. Il with freplD, = full
baths. lge liv rm with firepl
sep. din. rm, den, pwdr. rm.. all.
elec. country kit, patio: full bSmt
with firepl and u bath. saraRe
Beautiful i2-acre lot in country
setting yet conv to schools ano
shopping upper 3Os VIM. D
LUCAS CO., OIL. 6-ss6S, AK. Q.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CHEVY CHASE, Rosemary SchooI
and Blessed Sacrament ares-3.
bpdrm.. lia-bath Colonial liv
rm.. din rm rec. rm, pch lac
fenced I'd S24.500. OIL. 2-l6l7
after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CHEVY CHASE - New 4-bedrm
Cape COD, close to circle; den.
powder rm., huge kit, family rm.
comb, scr. porch. tile bsmt with
firepl. real value, S39 300. ONION
DkGA REALTY. OIL. l-SlO4. ewes,
ME-. Smith OIL. g-a4RA
Evening star., 1960-04-27
ROCK CREEK HmLs-For gracious

TFIITE| NFT IIlI" 10 TITII -WIIIT| 10 y
" white brk spht-level home 4
bedrms . baths Ice din I'm
den. 3 hIepls, rec I'm. garaEe.
Deep lot bordering the PARK.
Many extras included; S41.5n0,
terms Call JU 5-4"g- ewes, JU.
5-643s. LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Brick
Colonial with 3 bedrms., 2 baths
on Ind a.; den and powder rm. on
mo. A. c. HOUGHTON & son,
INC. DI. 7-9057 or OIL. a-9414.
Mr.. WALTER REED
Corner house, yard. modern kit. and
bath. Newly redec, rms. $3.50
JU. 5-7625, any time week ends,
after week DAYS.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-h.W.
tcONIINUEDl
GEORGETOWN

New listing. Pine detached brick
Perfect for home or investment
Large rooms, high ceilings, 3 fre-
places. View enclosed garden. MRS
TIRANA EN- 1-45Q0
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE~MD.
IcoNTINUEpl

ASSUME $4,000 4Iz% LoAN-Im-
mac. 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
paneled rec. I'M, elec. kit: mr.
nEood d-Univ, blvd: asking Sla,-
Duo. BEERS BROS JU. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-04-27
4IEI. OWNER-bO v lLDEh.

BETHESDA-New, center-hall brick
Colonial, on lovely wooded lot. in
best section. Unusually large liv.
rm. with nrepl., twin-size bed
rms. pa baths, finished rec. rm. :
lower 3Os. GEO W. ROBERTSON.
Realtor, 1895 Wis ave, OIL. -
@l23. after q, call Pc. T-T34n
Evening star., 1960-04-27

WOODMOOR-NEw. 3-BEDRM =
BATH RAMBI ER, DAYLIGHT
BSMT WITH REC. RM OVER
LOOKING PARK, lO0-FT WIDE
LOT WALK TO ALL SCHOOLS.
GRAHAM CO., JU. 5000
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.

CHEVf VHASE, ID. c.
3-bedrm., red-brk. Colonial; lge
liv. rm.. sep din. rm., fully equip
kit. and breakfast room; full
bsmt.. INV. heat; detached 1-cal
garage. Priced in low eos. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3-1S00
ewes. HO. 2-5S65.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE

English Tudor-style house featur.
ing lovely large step-down liv rm
study, big din. rm., modern kit
(d.w and diSp). utility rm. with
washer, drier' freezer, bTeaktaSl
dressing rm or extra bedrm. on
2nd A.; stair to exDansible Bro
r.. lovely lot bordering goli
course Owner moving, wants
quick sale. Prompt possession Low
30s. Exclusive with SANDOZ
INC, DU. 1-l234: eyes, OIL. =
Evening star., 1960-04-27

KENSNGToN, $3.50 dn-, $50 mo.
plus taxes - 2-bedrm rambler
SlO,50O. ALLEN. Resltor, 10.
S-l95n.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

CHEVY CHASE-Close in. To settle
estate. 2OO-ft. lot on dead-end 81
5-oedrm. brick-snd- slate Colonial
5aL rec. nm, screened porch
Evening star., 1960-04-27

bath Split-level fully equip. kit
with ample room for din table
sep. din rm: trees. patio, csrport
eNtra-lge liv rm with flrepl
opening 10 beaut. Handicapped pvt
fenced ward. BY OWNER, VIII