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rays that do hurt, even in
scattered form.
They are working with in
frared or heat rays, ultraviolet
rays like those from the sun,
X-rays and even gamma rays
such as those given of by nu-
clear explosions.
DR.. Theodore H. Mailman OF
Hughes Aircraft Co., who in
vented the Laser, predicts that
with the right materials "sci-
ence will be able to use the Ma
ser principle with invisible in
frared and ultraviolet rays.
I'VE all know what infrared
or heat can do. Ultraviolet il
known to be especially damag-
ing to certain tissues in the eye
many people have been
blinded permanently by looking
too long at the sun.
THE higher frequencies OF
these rays would require not
only some material to replace
the ruby in Masers and Lasers
but also some new reflective
material to set up resonance.
The shielding we use in the
Laser. for instance, absorbs
rather than reflects radiation
from the ultraviolet region on
upward"
Asked If his new Laser itself
could produce a death ray"
DR.. Mailman said. II don't know
I haven't done enough research
there simply isn't enough in
formation at the moment to be
sure.
Data Classified
II do know that a number
Of laboratories are working with
destructive radiation but any
information I might have about
their work would be classified"
DR.. Mailman says the Laser's
beam can be focused down into
a point Of light hundreds OF
times narrower than the edge
Of surgeons scalpel.
Yet that beam, he says, is
powerful enough to cut through
human tissue with a precision
now impossible. He sees a great
future for it in brain surgery
and removal Of cancers.
| A magnifying glass can focus
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that Bob Kennedy was good
and sick Of songs. But he (Mr,
Seigenthaler) felt mine was an
exceptional song .. Sang song
to Senator Mcclellan all the
way to Arkansas over telephone
. Heard that Jerry Cum
mings was really in charge OF
songs. Went to see him; he was
out. Saw his boss Dave Hackett
and told him the entire fruS-
trating story. He said he liked
the song very much and that
! could relax; that I didn't have
to go any further that ]
should call him the next morn
ing. I relaxed.
September 10-Called Mr.,
Hackett. He was out.
September 12-Sang song to
Les Biff1e former secretary OF
Senate). He liked it.
September 13-John Seigen-
thaler told me to call Mr.
Hackett again. Called but he
was out. Ken Watson called
to ask me to serve on a Demo-
cratic Committee for Business
and Professional Women and
to be at breakfast the next
morning.
September 14-Attended the
nice breakfast. At request of
Leonard Marks, I sang the
song and it was so we'll re-
ceived my morale was i'm
proved 100 per cent. Gov,
Hodges (of North Carolinal
said I just had to sing it at a
dinner on the Goth. Called Mr.
Hackett again and he said the
song had been completely
okayed. He suggested one
change in lyrics and told me to
get hold of Senator jackson
and have him make it official.
Senator Jackson ad Sterling
Monroe both out Of town.
September Is was a deadline
for filling out an income tax
form. The diary succumbed to
the tax form, and that was the
last entry.
There was another frustrat-
ing chapter, though. That was
on September 16 when she was
asked to sing the song at a
500 = a plate Kennedy dinner
in Maryland. The public ad-
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dress system was echoing. and
speakers were having trouble
all night long competing with
transistor radios bringing news
to the diners Of the then pen
nant?contender Orioles base
ball game.
Hank told about 1t later:
I'm sure not many heard but
when I finished, Senator Ken
needy (who was seated next to
the microphone) said That
was wonderful, Hank. I don't
see how you did it under those
conditions If he heard it at
all, he must have heard 1t
twice, due to the mike feed
back.
Il finally decided the heck
with getting it made official,
I'll just sing 1t everywhere I go.
I want to help get the Demo-
Gratis elected"
Reports From Song Front
The other day Hank got q
note from Senator Kefauver
thanking her for her song
Estes" which he used in his
successful campaign. Repre-
sentative Thomas Johnson
Democrat of Maryland, is using
a Tom Tom" song by Hank in
his campaign.
Somewhere along the hectic
course of Kennedy and john
son" was born another Fort
song Lady Bird"
Between writing songs and
giving "howdy do" parties al
her Massachusetts, avenue
apartment. Hank keeps busy
bying back and forth between
Washington and Nashville
where she and a partner run q
dancing club for children.
Today. Hank (for her maiden
name Of Hankins) will joir
Lady Bird johnson and a grour
Of women campaigners in Ken
lucky and later another one
through Texas.
You never know what will
happen next in this business,
said the bouncy. blue-eyec
blonde, who as a youngstel
blew the bugle at a girls camp
because II was the only one
with enough wind to blow it.
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"a devices indicates man may be
closer to the secret Of death
rays, "disintesrators," and ray
guns than you think.
The secret lies in making ra-
MISUNDERSTANDING ordinary
light-do something nature new
er intended it to do: Travel In
parallel beams.
Called Maser and Laser
Two devices which have
opened . whole new field OF
thinking about the use of radi-
alton as q force are the Maser
and the Laser.
They are so complex anc
their names so long that scien.
fists call them by their initials
They are:
Microwave application BY
stimulated emission Of radia.
.tion (Maser). and light anpli-
tication by stimulated emission
of ardiation laser.
:, Masers, which work with in
visible radar beams, have beer
in operation several years
Lasers, which work with visible
light, have only recently beer
brought out Of the realm Of
theory.
What they do is amplify. OF
intensity, certain types Of radi-
alton, somewhat In the manner
your radio set amplifies and
turns into audible sound the
radio waves broadcast by youl
radio station.
:. But there is this vital diff
ference:
r Normally sources Of radia.
,'tion-such as your broadcast
ing station. q light bulb, or ar
atomic bomb--scatter radiation
In all directions.
Radiation Concentrated
=. These new sources concen.
-'trate radiation into o single
powerful beam.
Microwaves and light waves
. as generally used today, DOM
hurt you. Amplify and concen.
trate them enough and they
will hurt.
This discovery has prompted
scientists to hunt ways Of using
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oct. /

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. / (AP)
ACTRESS Gigi Perreau and
Frank Gallo, Los Angeles busi-
ness executive, were married
today in st. Victor's Roman
Catholic Church. The former
child star is 10. Her husband is
IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Top 10 Named

Rear Admiral e. j. Peltier,
chief of the Navy Bureau of
Yards and Docks, and Federal
Highway Administrator Ber-
tram D. Tallamy were among
the 10 top public works men
of the year" named yesterday
by the American Public Works
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
DIARY OF A SONG
Hanks Honkering to Help
By PAUL HOPE
Star star Writer

Take some catchy lyrics and
q bouncy tune. plus approval
of the taxi driver. and you've
got . campaign song.
But getting . song elected is
about as hard IS getting elected
president.
Take Hank Forts experience.
Hank. q well-constructed
rebel from Tennessee, has
written hundreds Of songs.
Some Of them. like I Didn't
Know the Gun Was Loaded
and Put Your Shoes On,
Lucy" have gone over big in
the unpredictable world Of
music.
Some Of Hanks Democratic
friends-she has an acquaint-
anceShip among Washington
ofIlcialdon only somewhat be-
low that Of Perle Mesta-asked
her to dash OF o presidential
campaign song. She did, on
August %.
Birth Of Some Blues
Hank can whip up q song at
the drop Of q suggestion, and
being . ''rabid Democrat" (but
she confeSseS to q secret ad.
nliration for Barry Goldwater)
made writing q campaign song
q lark. She titled it Kennedy
and johnson"
First she tried it out on a
taxi driver. II always try out
my new songs on taxi drivers.
Their views. political and
otherwise, are usually very
- sharp" The taxi driver thought
it was great.
What happened after that
got so funny and involved that
Hank decided to keep q diary
Of the progress toward Official
recognition Of the song.
= Here are some diary ex.
cerptS:
August 24-Sang song over
the telephone to Liz and Les
Carpenter. (Mr. and Mrs. Car
penter operate q news bureau,
and at the moment Mrs. Car
penter Is . special campaign
assistant to Senator Johnson's
wife,.
= August 25-Liz called and
asked me to sing the song at
a Ladies for johnson" party
the next day.
, August 26-Sang number at
Senator Johnson's Office during |
% the party. Senator johnson
and everyone enthused over it.
= August 27-Sang song to
Senator Scoop" Jackson over
:. phone. (He's national Demo-
:. cratic chairman). He said it
was wonderful and said to get
in touch with his assistant
Sterling Monroe, whom he
= would put in charge Of it.
August 2S-Called Sterling
p Monroe. He said he had noti-
fed Jack Christie and told me
:. to go by to see him.
August Went to Mr..
Christie's office and gave rendi-
ton for him and Bill Wilson,
who is associated with Mr..
Christie. They said this was
the best they had heard and
showed me q stack Of numbers
submitted. Said they would
get in touch with me right
away.
: September 6-Called Chris
ties office. He was out of town /
. but Bill Wilson said that Roger |
Tubby was head Of publicity for |
the Democratic National Com
mittee and for me to see him. |
Sang Mr.. Tubby the song at
his office. He . expressed APP
proval.
-, September S-John Seigen-
thaler, administrative assistant
to Bob Kennedy, said he knew
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Radiation Studies Hint
Death Ray Possibilities
BY RALPH DIGHTON
Associated Press Stan Writer

LOS ANGELES Oct IA giant magnifyng glass orbting
the earth setting cities abaze with the focused rays of
sun.
That scence-hcton super weapon is toy compared to
what some envson from new development in science.
Recent disclosure Of working models of simplifying
Evening star., 1960-04-28

Toni0hts top shoUs as previeiOed By TV Keys STAFF
pho attend reheGrsals match screenings and analyze
crtpts in NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
pinionS are offered guide to area UietDers
Evening star., 1960-04-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonOhts top shoWs preuieDed By TV Keys STAFF
Dho attend rehedrsds screenings and dnalyze
scripts in Mem York HolIvlOood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to uielDers.
Journey to hafhour coveraee of
President de Gaues current trip to the United States
includes study of the French chief of state via
taken in New York films of the Gaue address at the
Civic Auditorium in San Francisco and comments on De
GaueS place in history by Yale Professor John E.
yer on Frances status in world affairs by Edwin Newman
and description of the European Common Market and
Frances economic posture by Robert Mccormick 7:3O
pm- WRC-.
Betty HutOnBetty is trying out different approaches
her series end and tonighs singing spree is
decided improvement over her plots Cesar Romero puts
in an appearance too. pm- WTOP-s.
The Real McCOys-"The New Dog "a repeat)
episode with adorable storyne Cramps gets taken
by couple of slick artists but he finally manages
turn the tables on them. $50 pm, WMAL-7.
Pat BoOnePaS gone further aeld than most of our travel
ing entertainers, coming up with tour of the famed
Austrian town. Salzburg tonight Pat joins boys choir
for 1nchworm" from town square in St. Gilgen that's
5000 feet in the mountains Watch for the native
dress of the mountaineers the rolls There's
stop at the museum built Mozart's birthplace a
lovely view of the Mirabel Gardens and song by Pat
ski lift with visiting actor Arthur OConne to greet
him when he's through. Very pleasant show. pm,
WMAL-7.
The Frank Nt Story" Good as ever
Tonight Eliot takes of the shows running villain
Frank Niti Bruce Gordon, and the big question is:
Whom do we kill next Week?" Ntti tries to shake down
all of the Nations movie theaterS with protection
racket and just enough violence and strong arm
tactics to keep things lively Usual frst-rate production
and acting to sustain interest throughout Incl
denta along with Bruce Gordon the series loses regular
Anthony George via lead poisoning $50 pmr WMAL-7.
Accent COmedy-When Ray Bolger Smith Dale Herb
Shriner, Dorothy Loudon and the Coolers illustrate
broad of comic styles from zany to broad and rd
cue in dance and monologue it's just plain fun to watch
them. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
ShOw-ack starts off the evening with an inter-
view of Hugh OBrian, and then has Eddie Albert Eva
Gabor Hermone Gingod and Kurt KaSznar join him for
those pet adbs Leslie UggamS returns for song two
1880 pm. WRCA
Evening star., 1960-04-28
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Evening star., 1960-04-28
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:15, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Toni Har-
per. Barney Kesel and Debby
Moore are featured.
1855, VOL - Baseball. The
Baltimore Orioles VS.. the
Boston Red Sox.
500, WWDC-AAA Forum. A
discussion of the annual
Maryland House and Garden
Pilgrimage.
sos, WTOP-The Death Pen
atty and Caryl Chessman.
Howard K. Smith narrates
an examination of the
Chessman case and its impli-
cations here and abroad.
$3.50, WTOP - Scott Sutton.
Capital Punishment: The
District Issue" Among the
discussion participants are
United States Attorney
Oliver Gasch and Senator
Kenneth Heating of New
York.
1l:00, WMAL - The Music
Room. The music of Les
Elgart and his Orchestra
and the Four Aces are fea-
tured.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.O-
In the Concert Hall. HMS
Pinafore Overture, by Gill
bert and Sullivan.
7:OS, WGMS AMIN (57O Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell.
Delius' A Song for Summer.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-OrcheStral
Capitals of the World. Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reimer. conducting
Works by Beethoven, Bartok
and Tchaikovsky.
900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Nc. J.
Hi-F Showcase. Les Dragons
De Wizards: Overture, by
Maillart.
10000, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Nocturne. The Doll Fairy
Ballet, by Bayer.
l1:0O, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Symphonic HighlightS. Men,
delSSohn's Piano Concerto
No. ! in G Minor.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn, Romance in G Major
by Beethoven.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WRC a. - Producers
Choice. Boy on a Fence. /"
A 10-year-old boy helps a
woman elude the police.
Richard Eyer, Diana Lynn.
1900, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theatre. Berlin Express.
A European allied group
fights Nazi fanatics. Merle
Oberon, Robert Ryan (l948) L.
11:15, WTOP (9) The Late
Show. "One Last Fling" A
suspicious wife goes to work
in her husbands store in
order to trap him. Alexis
Smith, Zachary Scott 1949
Evening star., 1960-04-28
TeIeVision Tomorrow-rridoy, April a. 1850

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Evening star., 1960-04-28
Rose Drama
Cost Named

The cast is now virtually set
for what promises to be one Of
the seasons most controversial
dramas-the two-part dramati-
zation Of the famous Sacco-
Vanzetti case by Reginald
Rose [June 3 and 10, NBC-D
Martin BalSam and Steven
Hill will play Saeco and VAN
zetti, respectively; with E. G.
Marshall as William Thompson,
the attorney appointed to de-
fend them; Robert Emhardt as
Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts,;
Stuart Germain as Judge
Webster Thayer, who presided; /;
Dana Elcar as a newspaper
man; House Jameson as A,
Lwrence Lowell, the then presi-
dent of Harvard and Carroll
O'Connor as District Attorney
Frederick KatZman.
= -
Tickets for the WGMS Tiny
Tots Concerts Sunday at the
Statler-H Hilton are still avail
able. They can be purchased
for rs cents at either the Ma
tional Symphony Box office
110S G st. NV, or at the door
Time of concerts: 2:3O and
3:45 pm.
On the Run: Another half
hour series possibility for the
fall is announced by NBC-TV-
THE Iron Horseman," CO.
starring Grant williams and
Barry Kelley Tales of Wells
Fargo will continue for another
season; American Tabacco re.
newed Here's a unique ra.
dio selling stunt; WMAL bought
time on New York's WNTA fol
three days for their mornins
men (Weaver and Hardin)
object, to give Madison Avenue
a flrSt-hand "preview" of Their
stylish antics. B. H.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

Jelleff's department store,
Twelfth and = streets NV.
The showing will be part OF
an observance of National
Mental Health Week, May Ia.
Work to be exhibited was
selected by art therapists and
psychiatric Staffs Of partici-
pating local hospitals, which
include st. Elizabeths, District
Evening star., 1960-04-28

(e) DeAotGs WSErlms tsIPsss 10 esIsF.
'WTe-NsWs WsaAsI time sspsus 10 thsuEA 0 pm ssy hSu
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Fleet Reserve Session

Branch 4 Of the Fleet Reserve
Association will meet at 9 pm.
Monday at the Kenna-Main
American Legion club house,
32OI Nichols avenue Sc, to
nominate officers for 1860.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Mental Patients
Art to Be Shown

The District of Columbia
Association for Mental Health
VIII sponsor a five-day art
show, "Art Of the Mentally H."
Monday through Friday at
Evening star., 1960-04-28

General, Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, Children's
Hospital, Bethesda Naval Med
ical Center and Mount Alto
Hospital.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

OWNG1k. 11IssI w, " n U-U.soI. 49,
GARRETT PARK-Desirable 3-bed-
rm.. full bsnt. brk. rambler: fenced
yard, driveway; res. area; mr..
schools, public transp.: ideal, loc
for children. Sale by OWNER
WIZ 0-0020
Evening star., 1960-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
CHEVY CHASE
RARNABY WOODS


2 rooms near Rosemary School and
stores. Priced ct $l6,950. Sec to-
day. Call WO. 6-2300 It'll 0. 'r
EDW. H. JONES a CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE sHOCKER! : Big
white brick-and-stone bi-level that
must be sold immediately Wide
center hall, liv. rm.. l5x27, family
room 16x22, paneled library, 4
bedrooms and 3 bathsl Excellent
neighborhood not far from Column
bia Club; VACANT. Priced at S31,-
800. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, ING,
Df, 7-1411; ewes. WO. 6-549g.
CLOsE-IN SILVER sPRING!-Jusi
listed; magnificent Early American
5-bedrm.. 2-bath home on 2 acres
with tall trees, lawn and beautiful
gardens: also has sep, apt. for in,
come plus outbldgs. It's differentl
Call EV, 4-65SS.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124C
COLESVILLE AREA -bedrm., 2.
bath Cape Cod, set well back from
Colesville rd. on 2-acre fenced lot
(61a adjoining acres with sod may
also be purchased, foyer entr.r
liv. rm w/flrepl., sep. din. rm., lge
mod. kit. full bsmt., det. garage
S2b,e5O. F. w .BERENS SALES
NC. JU. 7-77O0 It'll 9,
Evening star., 1960-09-02

excel. imam. OWNER. u. 5-S65i.
SILVER SPRING. For sale or rent
Avail. Oct, l, 3-bedrm. brick Colo
nial; Ia baths, plus powder rm.,
extra lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and
kitchen, finished attic, full bsmt.,
garage, oil h.-w. heat: transp.
shops, schools. walking distance.
S23'950 or rent $175. 9310 Sec
ond ave. JU. .5-91S4 or JA. a.
Evening star., 1960-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
c0rI.EGE PARK

Assume large 4Mss loan on
this bright, cheerful 3-bed-
lovely corner lot; quiet area;
top cond.; lge. mod. kit:
full dry bsmt. with summer
kit; monthly payments Of
SS4 AS, incl. all. Be sure to
compare this home with
others you have looked at.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

KENSINGTON-Priced for imme-
diate sale at $17 800. Handsome
shingled New England Cape Cod
on tree shaded lot, with 4 bedrms..
nursery, full baths, paneled, din.
rm., rec. rm., scr. porch. Assume
4laes loan. OWNER. OIL. 6-51S0.
KENWOOD PARK-Larse de luxe
3-bedroom with kit liv.. rm., din.
n@ n@ snSTan'S Sgmt' viii hf accept si Oashs osr afn IN
BETHKE BROS, OIL. 4-3412
LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB-New
brick rambler. All-electric kitchen
completely equipped and over 23
It long. huge bedrms. with large
closets, paneled family rm., fire.
places. over an acre of attractive
landscaping: Mid 3Os.. Trades con
sidsred. SAMUEL e. BoGLEY; 7; z
5-i313; ewes. AK. $4,000.
LIKE LARGE ROOMS? Then see
His thiS cape bedrSoms GSa in down, ssG more more
up, living room for entertaining
with stone fireplace; garage; fine
shade trees; an in-town home for
S1S.950. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-A truly
substantial brick home, with slate
roof, copper spouting, full base
Tnent. on " acre of tall towering
trees. S26,950 to approved pur-
chaser. LLEWELLYN CO., JU.
S-6s00. 10. 5-30S0.
MASS. AVE. EXT: = Immaculate
contemporary rambler has every
thing that you would want; 3 bed
rms, den. flrepls., ground level;
Cd A. liv, rm. or rec. rm.. formal
patio; rustic surroundings; on bic
lot; middle 30s. o. F. SMITH &
BROS. CO.. INC, OIL. 2-647Si
ewes. EN-. 1864.
MASS. AVE. EXT.-New, nearly
compl. brick rambler on la-scrt
beaut. wooded lot. Center hall
dining rm., living rm.. large
screened porch, 5 bedrms., baths
close to schools and transp.: full
bsrnt. with rec. rrl. with f1repl
Priced at only S36,950. o, F
SMITH q BROS. CO.. INC. Oh
2-647S.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

arm big dividends: invest wisely
Knobs, one Of Silver Springs
most convenient locations: 3 bed
rms, rec. rm., scrd. pch. overr
looking q lovely Handicapped lot
with 9 weeping willow. Choice
of financing; S10,75O.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

onvince yourself that this new
split-level is unbeatable. Lo-
Gated in Burnt Mills prestige
area, II offers 5 bedrms., 3 baths,
paneled rec, rIn., game In., ad
infinituml S29.750 (no kiddingD
Evening star., 1960-09-02

buy in brtck rambler.
JAMES C. CONLEY g. CO.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 til 8
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
Assume large loan and pay only
$3.50, pl,t.i.. for this better
semidetached. Features full bsmt.,
sep. din. rm.; total price, only
st2gS9 siisshSM See i pRossETISs t9SSE I1 5SsSo M8
CONNECTICUT AVE. = Colonial,
torPsd formsl San..s din: rm; s baths; at
S3S $50, 10. $500.
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
"COUNTRY HOME" on ga acres,
in attrac. woodsy setting. Three
bedrms.. full din. rIn., lge. front
porch, bsmt.: only S16.950.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
CUSTOM COUNTRY RAMBLER,
Saf SsaffdnsT acTs IN eeGteTEa GGeiHf Disn. DEsa Os
large bedrooms with two baths.
family dining room, dream table,
space kitchen, large screened
porch, carport, full basement with
fireplace and beautiful paneled
recreation room. S32,500. A. j.
KESSINGER g. CO.. JU. 9-4544.
DAAfAsCUS-New 65-ft. brick ram
bier. incl. carport, 3 lge. bedrms.,
family-din. rm., hot water base
board heat, full bsmt. wLfirepl.;
custom-made elm hardwood cabi-
nets, with built-in range and oven,
dishwasher, garbage disposal. For
sale by owner-builder, S23. 900
Clearwater 3 1857. Directions: :
North " mile past flrehouse, left
on Tune ave-, right on Grace
Court. to sale sign.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

omphl Best describes the huge s.
bedroom rambler we're offering
this side of Rockville. Huge. 200
IT. lot filled with trees plus a
lovely rec. rnl. make this a bar-
gain at $4,000.