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Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
ROXANA
Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SelbyYille S557

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar. Bennett en-
tertained to dinner Sunday in hon
or of their daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Stephens birthday. The guests
were Mr.. Stephens and their daugh-
ter, Susann of here, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar c. Bennett of Bethany
Beach, Mrs. Minnie Holt and Mrs.
Della Richards of near Clarksville.
Mrs. Mollie West visited relatives
at Ocean View, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe, Mrs.
Carrie Furman spent the weekend
with their cousins, Misses Sarah
and Florence Fooks in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
CAR SITTERS

DENVER, Colo. (AP)-Denver
residents returning from Los
Angeles report parking lots there
have special sections for small
cars. The sections are designated
as "The Nursery"
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
--OOO

American men now average
Of t-1O in height, equal to
Africa's Nilotic tribesmen-long
known as the worlds tallest peo-
pie. American women average
five feet, five inches.
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

Classified Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Campaigning
Goes to
Shopping Center

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Oct. l Mrs. Joseph
P. Kennedy, mother of Demo-
cratic presidential nominee
Sen. John Kennedy, started a
round of shopping center
campaigning here yesterday.
Three stops at suburban
shopping centers were on her
schedule before flying to the
Raleigh-Durham airport for
a tea and talk there, ending
her two-day campaign in
North Carolina.
Women political leaders at
Winston-Salem said they
passed up the traditional
teas in favor of the shopping
center tour to let "the aver
age housewife" see Mrs.
Kennedy.
They said they feared
women voters might feel there
was an exclusiveness about
the teas. whereas housewives
usually gather by the hun
dreds at the shopping centers
on Friday.
The 70-year-old Mrs. Ken
nedy was asked during a
news conference yesterday
if her husband is campaign
ing actively, too. NO." she
said.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

evening by acting as hosts
instead of honored guests at
a cocktail party in the Paki-
stan Chancery.
The leader of the delega-
ton was Mr.. M. Shoaib, the
country'S Finance Minister,
and others in the party were
Mr.. S. A. Hasnie, Governor,
State Bank of Pakistan; Mr..
M. A. Mozaffar, Joint Sec
retary and Fininancial Ad-
wiser to the Defense Minis
try; Mr.. Vaqar Ahmad, Joint
Secretary of the Finance
Ministry, and Mr.. Wazir Ali,
Financial and Economic
Minister of the Embassy.
The hosts entertained
about $50 people, among
them delegations from Af-
ghaniStan. Australia, Can
ada, Ceylon, Ethiopia,
France, Germany, Great
Britain, India, Iran, raq,
Italy. Japan. Lebanon. the
Netherlands, Saudi Arabia,
Sudan. the United Arab
Republic and the United
States.
International Bank off,
cialS and local diplomats
also attended.
Another civilian soiree yes
terday was the cocktail party
given by Mr.. Felipe Herrera
L., President of the Inter-
American Development Bank,
to herald the start of opera
tions. The banks official
opening was scheduled for
today.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

Mrs. Herbert Moy, hostess Of q reception in
honor Of the members of the Defense Oriento-
ton Conference Association, views the porty
proceedings with Mr. Leland Browne Of New
York, member of the boord of directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Moy received the guests yesterday
at their home, HilIwood.-Stor Stoff Photo.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Service, Monetary
Parties Are Held

A military delegation from
Thailand' starred last night
at a buffet supper in their
embassy. one of numerous
service parties to light up the
town yesterday.
The group, which includes
three air marShalS and their
wives and two group cap
tains. is here for the finale of
a two week official tour
planned by the Pentagon.
The men arrived on the
West Coast September 18 and
visited Air Force installations
as they travelled eastward.
The three wives in the par
ty came to the States by way
Of Europe. landing in New
York on the 22nd. Why did
they take a different route?
ITO go shopping" an embassy
off icial explained. Every
wife goes shopping"
The Thai visitors, who leave
for home tomorrow, are Air
Marshall Harm Hongskula,
Deputy Commander in Chief
Of the Royal Thai Air Force
and leader of the delegation,
and Mrs. Hongskula; Air
Marshal Siri Muangmani,
Deputy Chief of Staff, Logis-
tics. and Mrs. Muangmani;
Air Marshal Swasdi Ponch-
amni. Chief of Staff Techni-
cal Air Command, and Mrs.
Ponchammi; Group Capt.
Pnravat Jirastitya, Deputy
Director Of Operations. and
Group Capt. Soonthorn Sum
darakul. Director of Mainten-
ance.
The buffet supper was CIV
en- by Thai Ambassador and
Mrs. Arthayukti, who invited
about $50 friends and officials
to meet the visitors.
y = ~
Timer Space and Outer
Space" was the theme of the
eleventh birthday party of
the Navy's Military Sea
Transportation Service, held
last night at the Army Com
missioned Officers Club of
the Walter Reed Medical
Center.
The Commander of MSTS,
Vice Admiral Roy A. Gano,
and Mrs. Gano and the De-
putty Commander. Rear Ad-
miral John L. Chew, with
Mrs. Chew. received the 400
or so guests attending.
In line with the theme. a
futuristic MSTS Special Prof.
ect Ship depicting the mis-
sile age, topped the huge
birthday cake. Also the ball.
room was decorated with
murals showing highlights of
the MSTS's history.
y i & y
The Coast Guard had a
party yesterday, too. The
Commandant and Mrs. AL
fred C. Richmond gave a late
evening reception to honor
the visiting delegates to the
In t rms a tt on a ! Technical
Lighthouse Conference, who
have come from 40 foreign
countries.
The sixth annual gathering
Of the group, this is the first
to be held in the United
States.
u \
On the civilian side, Pakis-
tan's delegation to the 1860
Annual Meeting of the In
ternational Monetary Fund
pulled a social switch last
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Scott-Buist

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Buist an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Marilyn Jean to Mr..
Daniel Shaw Scott, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
yer Scott of Bennington, VT.
Mrs. Scott is also the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Buist. The
wedding took place Septem-
Der "a at All Souls Unitarian
Church. The couple will live
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Brieht-Siro

Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian G.
Sira Of Honolulu and Arling-
ton announce the marriage of
their daughter Sally Anne to
Mr.. Richard Dale Bright, son
Of Capt. Cooper B. Bright,
USN, and Mrs. Bright. The
wedding took place Septem-
Der 10 at the Navy Chapel.
The couple will live in Cam
bridge, Md.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Johnston-Moyer

Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Mayer Of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Nancy Jean to Mr..
William David Johnston, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger H.
Johnston of Chevy Chase.
The wedding took place Au-
gust q at the Episcopal
Church of the Ascension,
Silver Spring. The couple
will live in Towson. Md.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
WEDDINGS
Stork-Fox

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Frank
lin Fox announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Betty
Bee to Mr.. Jack Marshall
Stark, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Elliot Stark of East
Norwalk, Conn. The wedding
took place September II in
the Bethlehem Chapel, WASH
ington Cathedral. The couple
will live here.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wal
lace Bosworth of Silver
Spring announce the mar
riage of their daughter Bev-
erly June to Mr.. Thomas Al
len Lisle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Lisle of Silver
Spring. The wedding took
place September 10 at North
minister Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in Ia
koma Park.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Fund Drive
Planned

The Fairfax County League
of Women Voters is having
its annual fund drive through
October IL. The goal is
$1,000, and the chairman
of the drive is Mrs. Sheldon
Wolfe, Mclean.
The money will be used for
the voting information which
is distributed both by mail
and at local supermarkets.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
CLUB
TOMORROW

ID. C. Branch, National
League of American Pen
WOmen-Tea from 8 to 5
pm. at the studio to honor
the newly elected officers.
Alpha Chi Omega-Supper
at 5 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Bernard r. Linkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15
Canada :

CONTINUED from Page 0nel
"CASPE COPPER MINES. LTD. OF MURDoCHvLLE.
QUEBEC. IS SUING THE us.WA FOR s5,20o,ooo DAM
AGES IT CLAIMS THE UNION OWES FOR PROPERTY
DAMAGE AND LOSS or PRODUCTION CAUSED BY THE
STRIKE. THE U.SW.A. LOCAL AT MuRDocHvILLE
EVENTUALLY WAS REFUSED A BARGAINING GER
TIFIcATE BY THE QUEBEC LABOR RELATIONS
BOARD"
THE UNION HEADQUARTERS ARE m
PITTSBURGH, PA. -"
The Windsor Star o-29
QUEBEC tcP)-cIsvde Cote testified in court wsdnss
day he hired dynsmer, ssbosevr and nsimidsssr
for fine United Sfeeworers Of America lcLCJ IN 1857
Cote, 80, mechanical shovel operator IN Mon
tres testified in Superior Court that he stole dynamite,
helped blow up oil and mine ssIIing pipe, end
organized intimidation committees for fire u.SWA during
sEvEN-MoNTH STRIKE At CAsPE COPPER MINES,
LTD. or MURDocHWLLE, QUE.
The company is suing sbs U.s.w.A. for $s.2oo0oo
damages " claims fhs union for propsrsy dsnsgs
and loss Of production caused BY fine strike Ths OSW
local Of Murdoehv;IIs eventually REFUSED bsrssnins
certificate by fhs Quebec Labor RsIsi'ens sosrd
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4 SITUATION MUCH LIKE TrAT BOXING WATCH We
LAVE = &c wELLSscSEcEScrzED SOVIET UNION
k.o 74E SMALL ER oUiETEs syT sUpE1gly TRAINED
AID SKILLED UNITED STATES AMERICANS AND rEc-
~ THROUGHOUT The WORLD HAVE BEEN TOLD re-
pEsrEDLv ~ SOVIET PROPAGANDA o. T-E iv-
VrssE SOVIET STRENGTH THEIR RISING PsccUc-
7icA Tl4Efe ROCKETS AND THEIR PLANS TO Bury
Us~ nsv- 7-E7 OVERWHELMING ECONOMIC AND
hfLf7kzyN POWER BUT ~ INTELLIGENT PERSON
n--o WOULD SERIOUSLY GIVE TIVE AND STUDY TO
EXAMINING 7--E cs-TrsE-secT INVESTIGATIONS AND
ACTUAL REPORTS CT AMERICAN AND FOREIGN *
DISCOVER MATERIAL FACTS WHICH WouLo As-oNlsH
~ -E WOULD SEE THAT TIE AVERAGE AMERICAN
las seEs COMPLETELY HIsLED Is TO TIE TRUE
MATURE o. The CONTRAST BETWEEN AMERICAN AND
SOVIET POWER
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Burns

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THE ROAD TO HE'LL IS PAVED WITH GOOD
INTENTIONS"
GOD. ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GODS INFALLIBLE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
MEDICINE REDUCES FAILURES TO AN ABSOLUTE
MINIMUM.
JESUS DISCIPLES FAILURE WITH LUNATIc.
JESUS HEALED AND DECLARED: THIS KIND CO.
ETH NOT FORTH EXCEPT BY PRAYER AND FASTING
- BUT NOT CATHOLIC PRAYERS AND FAsTINc
PRAYING TO MARY IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR FRAY
ING TO GOD AND oBEYIkc JESUS REQUIREMENTS -
IF YE LOVE Ms. ..-Er M COMMANDMENTS" John
1879
AND IN SUBSEQUENT VERSES - THE COMFORT
Err EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WOULD COME m THE
FULLNEss OF TIME
THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION"
- AND SUBSEQUENT ONES = COULD NOT BEAR"
"A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION - WHICH
FOLLOWED THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN -
COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM or JOHN
THE BAPTIST = AccELERATIoNs OF THE MESSIAH
SHIP or THE ONE CHRIST
AND SO. GODS GREATEST MARY Revelation I2:I 81
TOOK GODS DcTATIoNs. WITH INCREASED
INTENSITY INTO HER 10Th YEAR, FOUNDING GODS
ONE. sATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH. THERA-
PeuTIcs - HIS CHRIST. SCIENTIST or The >
MODERN KINGDOM. FOR CHRIST JESUS 20
YEARS RETURN - FoREvERMoRE
BURNS FATAL TO GIRL, 6"
ssndra esnksnshp, 6, Of $500 Algonquin died in Re-
eeivns Hospital Friday Of suffered last Saturday in
fire at her home.
Her father. Leroy r. BIsnkenship II, remained in
critical condition Another daughter Bobbie Jean Is in
serious condition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15
COP


tConsinved from Back Psge)
The State will find about 81, 900 for This
purpose local will be required 70 dig
Up more than 5000
Democrats charging that Republicans 'sIsshed'
the aid for the aged recommended by GOV. Williams. The
benefits not cut hearfIessIy at all.
The need OF some kind Of ceiling recognized
publicly by the COP legislators and privately by the Dem
AS result, the Blue CrossBIve Shield pattern
accepted almost unanimously by both political parties
Mr. Kennedy said the Legislators Of both political par
felt fhe should provide nursing home for
the aged He pointed out that joint House and Senate
committee has been created to study this phase Of the
program and report al the 1861 session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15
F0RsAKEs POPULARITY AND
Cams CHRISTIANITY"

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sse-s,- ~T-- . boss g 81 lFsss-
ElLMoo0 r cuEs.ca Head OF The FEDERAL
AVIATION AGENCY TOLD NEns~EN HE FOUND 100
TO 20 DEAD sTARLIscs on T-E RUNWAY At LOGAN
AIRPORT WHERE The I'll EsTEo sIaLlkER TOOK OFF,
-E SAID Ak osNTTHcL oclsT TOLD Hu~ THE BIRDS
DIED TUESDAY, EVENING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15

Victory


sconfinved from Back Psee,
The 52yesr-od New York liberal s.;d IA b.sed ;nd;
cations OF Republican victory on three factors
me Republicans initiated their campaign earlier than
more volunteers are working in The campaign
ma" N me past and thoughtful people "srs dsedino that
Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge have shs best
esPso''n'ss tor leadership" in The years ahead.
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The efoof bvilefshsped rocket launched shortly
and carried heavily inssvvmensed dummy
wsrhesd target in the South Atlantic off she west
coast OF Africa in 30 minutes.
data capsule elected by fhe cone before IL hit
the picked up by range ship The capsule was
TO be returned 10 scientists at Cape CsnsversI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15
West =

fco--i-Ye1 src- sscx Ps9e
csy --- MS farewell soe@>n Chairman OF fhe Joint
cris<s c. STAFF
CEN TwINisc SAID TIE NEST MUST BE MORE
TOUCH MINDED ~ FOLLOWING UNPOPULAR COURSES
At HONE AND ABROAD
Me ryss strSrter -I-- friends and with our
selves sad There times in recent years
81 people in positions
of insosnce .,osrsssnd precisely the OBJ
iec'fves Of American policy.
4 CAN'T HELP BUT WISH THAT OUR EDUCATION
Al PROCESSES HAD INSPIRED STRONGER FAITH m
TRUE VALUES AND THE RESOLUTIONS AND THE
CUTS AND FoRTITUDE TO MAINTAIN THEM" he
ADDED
Gen. Twinine. who will retire from office in military
Boiling Air Force Base in Wsshinston Fri
day spoke before the National Security Industrial Assoeis
ton He LISTED THREE SUBJECTS ON WHICH AiMER-
CAN THINKING SHOULD BE MISREPRESENTATION
OF NUclEAR WEAPONS TESTING.
DISARMAMENT WITHOUT PROPER CONTROLS.
-lNsIsTeNcE ON FREEDOM or THE SEAS AS AP
Piled TO AIRCRAFT OVER INTERNATIONAL WATERS
Ps HAD DETROIT TRIBUNE PLUS c.s no. AID AT
TIME or OPERATION FOR DANGEROUS GROWTH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15

lconsnved srsm Psss Oral
EVENTUAL RETALIATION or HEAVEN At
HAND WITHIN YOU - FURTHER eLuCIoAIeo
~ ST JOHN THE DIVINE ~ REVELATION ILLS
a GREAT WONDER ~ HEAVEN -. WOMAN
CLOTHED WITH THE sum AND The NOON
F~AAArTeR- HELL AND THEIR FATHER. THE
DEVIL GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND
myths n UNDER HER FEET UNDERSTAND
INCL . CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS.
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE rs RulfN0l AL
NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRON!
NEW PsYcHIATRY COURSE DESIGNED
FOR PASTORS"
ne~ course Of great interest 70 ciergymen IS being
offered This BY College Of Medicine. Depf OF Psy-
ehsssry Of Wayne University u is seminar course
Psyehsfry eniesIy orienfsd toward the personality
pro6lems with elessyen commonly confronted
DR. JEAN RosENBAuM AND DR. JOHN DORSEY
or THE DEPT or PSYcHiATRY HAVE ORGANIZED The
COURSE m ANSWER TO DEMAND FROM MINISTERS
WHO ARE DAILY ENcoUNTERihc VAST NUMBER
or COMPLEX PsYcHiATRIc PROBLEMS.
Beginning Sept n for ste nex 10 weeks. the Seminar
will be held tuesdays from Loo 10 23o pm at Nc
creoor Center s344 jefferson Ave- Registration for
the course will be from Sept 1913 at me Wayne State
COLLEGE Of Medicine. I4o1 Rivsrd
MINISTERS MAY RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THE COURSE
n THEY MATRicULATE OR THEY NAY TAKE The
COURSE WITHOUT CREDIT. THE FEE or $500 IS TO
BE PAID BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER At THE TIME
or REGISTRATION AND COVERS THE COST OF II
HOURS or CLASS WORK GUIDED BY SEVERAL Psy-
cHiATRY INSTRUCTORS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15

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co 70 cSN1sTLAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS NY
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RE-GEAD UgEzE pxunS
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nv opslv MEAL iIelE ese1E PASTOR TIE CHRIS
uAss SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SCIENCE 40
tEALrs W9M KEY TO TIE SC-&4%rU&<-S =
DICTATED TO ~ GREATEST Wary. WOMAN
WHOSE NAN CHILD C 6 MOVEMENT WILL RAE
Tss asa Nc Al hATycks wgTH ROD or
ieow Rev III. - o~NPcrENT. D-+sl*-E
LOVE
-ArTENPTs TO coscnHTE SOCIETY AND 50
ca~ DOMINION OVER MANKIND ARISE FROM
WORLDLY WEAKNESS HE wsso LEAVES ALL FOR
CHRIST
Evening star., 1960-10-25
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGTON-Moeern eriye-in res
taurant: $35.000; $4,000 down,
Evening star., 1960-10-25
SILVER SPRING
mr.. PINEY BRANCH AND

dAKOMA PK.-3-bedrm:: bTk. Cape
Cod with teTr. apt: close TO- shops.
bus: S14,500 for quick sale.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
fAKOMA Park, Sl6,95O. : Just
reduced from S19,950; 6-rm,. brk.
Colonial: big shady lot. full bsmt.,i
Z scr. porch. Vacant; $3.50 dn..
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
~. 9-llo3. Eyes. JU. 5-l902
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ASSUME HIGH LOAN at 49Iso on
this handsome brick rambler 10
Gated on q beautiful H-ecTe
fenced lot: 3 bedrms., ga baths,
fully equipped kitchen, living rfn.
with fireplace, 32-ft. rec. rm.
with complete kitchen facilities
opens onto q 34-ft,- patio with
barbecue. This home is sensibly
priced at S26,600.s
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON q
IA. 5-l550 Open Q THO
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL - This
lovely center-hall Colonial built
for family living and entertaining
In conv. close-in location In the
Timber Ridge section Of Lyon VIII
lage; large liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., kit. with din. space, pan
eled den, . screened porehes: End
floor, 3 bedrms., . baths. deck of
master bedrm.: Ord floor, . large
F, rms. and full bath: plenty Of
closet and storage space: bsmt.
consists OF recs rm. with firepl.,
maids rm. and bath, util. rm. and
double garage: S42 800. HOLLEY
REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy, KE.
S-5350.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
'EWEY M. FREEMAN

1NS., hEALLOhS
32l4 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. S-710O
Southern Maryland's First Realtol
CARMODY HILLS-4 rooms, bath
bungalow; gas heat, basement: nr
school; S6,950. ZANTzINGER
Evening star., 1960-10-25

RANCHER IS 81
Comfortable snburban hyin b this
3-bedrm. home on Sf-acfe. Rec.
fm., all large rms. with radiant
heat. You must see this home,
S22,9S0. 1t
Evening star., 1960-10-25

NOT OFTEN
VIII you find a bigger value
. than herel Vacant, Foomy
bungalow. newly decorated,
on level. deep lott. bed
rms, close to public and
paroehiai schools; $3.50 down
FHA and approx. SS5 mo.
pays all. Full pirce S11, 800.
The Perry Boswell Co.
eRltorS WA H.ASnl
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HALLOWEEN MAGIC

k1A1LOW ~ Elm MAG1N
Treat yourself 10 q berEain.
Owner transferred and must
sell this spacious all-hrick
split-leveL one-year- and
like new. 3 bedrms., ga
baths, 30x20-ft. family rm.
with flrepl., wooded lot. quiet
area. Many extras included
at S36,950.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
SILVER SPRING
WINDHAM MANOR

NEW HOMES OPEN DAILY
I -hedrm. brick split-level on large,
tlarEe level lot S5x1s7. Center.
hail plan, large de luxe equipped
kit. with breakfast nook, sepa-
: rate family-size din. rm., screened
perch ,.2x; ,i2x2o .,iS recreation ,at1 TT IrdS On
ana powder rm.; 2-car garage:
full bsmt, $4,000, Also other
tstyle available.
EDWARDS & REN1cK coNsT co.
VA. 2-l199 EM. 3-9317
Evening star., 1960-10-25

RTE. 3Ol-Approx. 5 acres; larse
4-bedrm. home in excellent con-
dition; de luxe kitchen. separate
dining rm., : full baths. oil hot.
water heat: basement, Scar ga.
rage, country living at its best
m the Observation-Disclosures
area; assume high 5lass loan;
total price, S24, 500. -
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES FOR Saliva.
IN LOVELY WEST: VEST

IN LOVELY WEST
GROVE: ONCE UPON
A TIME there was q
home, q perfect home,
with everything a
family could ask for.
We have that house
and we would like to
see YOU own 1t. Tiled
center hall, separate
dining room, kitchen
with eating space
breakfast set includ-
ed, 3 large bedrooms
with space for q 4th.
3 full baths, pine
paneled rec. room,
side porch framing a
view Of the Potomac.
ALL APPLIANCES.
CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED. car
peting and custom
drapeS. Beautiful
ereen velvet lawn.
Just out Mt. Vernon
Memorial blvd. q
little south Of Alex
andria. Call for Photo
Fact brochure. Sc
lected for the Nation
House Of Homes.
ROUTH ROBBINS
r 3 AL ES TATE
CORP. XII. $4,000
or FL. 4-2500,
Evening star., 1960-10-25
$2l ,s5O-s2.15O Down FHA

New Brick Ramblers, Split-Levels
and Bi-Levels.. Finished Recrea-
tion Room with Fireplace; West
inEhouse Elec. Kitchen: M-Acre
Evening star., 1960-10-25
ARLINGTON

IN q most desirable area. q tre-
mendous. 6-room brick home with
an enclosed porch. Full basement
and fenced lot. Walk to most any
school. Just Is minutes from
downtown or the Pentagon. FHA
appraised for S20,500. Call US for
particulars. ia. 4.1300.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MT. VERNON BLVD. A truly
contemporary 4-ievel split with 3
bedrooms. 2h baths. huge living
room with beamed ceiling, COM
popeniSr ta auDpen Isre. pnk Dstio anS
cluded yard; basement with rec
reation room. laundry, work and
hobby space the entire family will
love. Priced, $25,500 with an at
traetive loan to be assumed. Call
IA. 5-6e00. SHANNON a. .LUCHS,
Realtors, 8 It'll 8, 2055 Wilson
blvd.
n. sPRINGFIELD-crestwood Vir-
ginian; bedrms, Assume lee
4h9e loan: Sl6.950. CT. 6-O145.
NORTH SPRINGFIELD-substan
tial savings from owner; g.
bedrm,. crestwood split-leVel: rec
rm, (4th bedrm.l; garage: III
yard, shade trees; swimming pool
option. FLA Sc, CT, 6.Oe04
Evening star., 1960-10-25
SILVER SPRING

Nr. Forest Glen and Georgia ave.
An-brk. rambler, lge. liv. rrn. with
1FsR WfB tsSs sso sSacs dn INV eaSip bsa stE
rms, 2 baths. full bsmt.. rec. rnl.
.atld bath, porch, off-street park
sing, huge lot, walk to st. Johns
schools and buses. WOODSIDE
sREALTY CO. JU. 9-6440. Open
Evening star., 1960-10-25

CHEVERLY-3 bedrms,, Ia baths
6ecue: ideal location for public or
parochial. schools, '..'..., go. ....
b W. WALDRoN Co: WA. T-1s93
Evening star., 1960-10-25
CHILLUM AREA

9 blks to St.. Johns and Rollins
Crest. Jr. High, Split level, 4-bed-
nm. brk. -and-frame. This is one
Of those hRrd-to-flnd homes with
ample bedrms. and baths and a
large family room for comfortable
living for q large family. So. .7hl.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

BEAUTIFUL SIERRA STONE -
Maryland Colonial; 3 bedrms.,
large liv. room, separate din. room.
storm windows. fenced corner lot;
blk. from school and park, FHA
approved; S400 down, balance SSs
mo. pays all.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1960-10-25

RIVER RIDGE EsTATES-3-bed-
$50 down. Assume GT AZ loan
Vacant; move in with deposit.
W. ". e. NJ. REALTY, INC, RE.
$3.50. Open It'll 8 pm
Evening star., 1960-10-25
LEWISDALE

5-bedrm.. 2-full bath brk. Cape
Cod; an ideal home for the large
family fireplace in liv. rm, large
din. rm. and kit, breeZeway to
e.car garage and many other
extras. S21,950 on FLA terms,
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