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Evening star., 1960-04-08

to be carried out under inter-
national controls correspond
ing to the scope and nature of
disarmament measures imple-
mented at each stage" An
international control organ to
be set up for this purpose with
the participation of all states.
4. After complete disarma-
ment, states to retain only
limited militia contingents for
maintenance Of internal order.
5. Implementation of a treaty
for complete disarmament can
not be interrupted or made
dependent on the fulfillment
Of any conditions which are
not provided for by the treaty"
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Powell Fails
ToGet Third
CountVoided

NEW YORK. April 8 CAP)-
The defense in the income tax
trial of Representative Adam
Clayton Powell, Democrat of
New York, failed to obtain dis
miSsal today of the third count
IN the case against him.
Two counts of the indict-
ment were dropped earlier.
Federal Judge Frederick
Bryan rejected motions of de-
tense attorney Edward Bennett
Williams for dismissal of the
third charge. Mr.. Williams
pleaded double Jeopardy and
other grounds.
Mr.. Powell still must stand
trial on a charge that he pre-
pared a false return for his
wife. Pianist Hazel Scott, in
1851.
Mr.. Williams argued the Gov
ernment was trying to convict
Mr.. Powell for something for
which it could not convict his
wife. Miss Scott is not on trial
and has never been implicated
oy the Government in any of
the charges.
Judge Bryan granted a de-
tense motion to permit Mr.
Powell's attorney to examine
minutes of the grand Jury
which indicted the Congress
man in May, 1858.
Mr.. Powell originally was in
dicted on three counts cover
ing his alleged defrauding of
the Government of $3,063 in
taxes on his wife's 1851 income
and their joint 1852 income.
The Government earlier this
week conceded that its case
against Mr.. Powell on the basis
of the 1852 return was too
weak to be carried any further.
Judge Bryan dismissed that
count.
He dismissed a second count
yesterday which accused Mr..
Powell of attempting to evade
payment of S1.399 in taxes
owed in 1851 by his wife. Judge
Bryan said the Government
had failed to establish enough
of a case to warrant its going
to jury.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
TIROS

Continued From First Page
looking northwest. The Italian
peninsula is visible with the
islands of Corsica and Sar-
DINA to the west. Heavy
clouds cover the Alps to the
north.
President Sees Photos
Despite the difficulties with
the recorder Dr.. Glennan said
the experiment in photograph
ing the earth's cloud cover is
working successfully and we'll"
DR.. Glennan made that re-
port to newsmen at NASA
headquarters.
Then he went to the White
House to show President Eisen-
hover some of the newest batch
of pictures from the satellite.
He said later he told Mr..
Evening star., 1960-04-08

piles as part Of an overall nu-
clear disarmament program.
The United States stands
ready" Mr.. Eaton said, ito
transfer agreed quantities of
fashionable materials from past
production including materials
contained in weapons stock
piles" These materials would
be converted to peaceful uses.
Mr.. Eaton stressed that the
Western powers intend to keep
on negotiating but will seek to
avoid getting begged down in
a procedural wrangle. He
challenged the Soviet Union to
negotiate concrete measures of
enforceable disarmament in the
light OF the United Nations
Assembly resolution on disarm-
ament.
The American delegate ex-
pressed the Western view that
the U. N. document requires
the conference to set up con-
troll arrangements to 60 hand
in hand with specific arms
cuts.
Mr.. zorin proposed yester-
day that the deadlocked con-
ference put aside the rival
Western and Soviet disarma-
ment plans and negotiate on
the basis Of the U. N. resolu-
ton. But he ignored the reso-
lution's call for disarmament
under effective international
control" and referred only to
its mention Of complete and
general disarmament" the
phrase the Russians have
adopted for Soviet Premier
NlKlta khrushchev's four-year
proposal.
Plan Not Withdrawn
The Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister made it clear to news
men he had advanced nothing
startling today.
I'VE have not withdrawn the
disarmament plan introduced
by Premier Khrushchev," he
said.
Mr.. zorin's five principles in
cluded an enumeration of
almost every measure of the
Khrushchev plan and the same
vague reference to controls
which the West has repeatedly
rejected as inadequate. The
principles were:
l. General and complete dis
armament to include disband-
ment Of all armed forces, liuui-
dation of all ornaments, cessa- =
tion Of all military production,
liquidation Of foreign military
bases, prohibition of nuclear.
chemical, archaeological and
rocket weapons, destruction of
stockpiles of such weapons.
liquidation of war ministries.
general staffs and military
training establishments and
discontinuance of defense
budgets.
Covers Four Years
2, General and complete dis
armament carried out in agreed
stages within four years.
3. All disarmament measures
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02
ESTAVANICO

Continued from Page d
a Phoenix from the sages of aging De
Vera. Alvar caught, later, along the
briStling streets of his Seville, the
tingling spirit of romantic adventure
Gus, grasping townspeople.
In his early twenties, he was ready
to earn his spurs, to keep his rende-
vous with destiny. So were hordes Of
other young hidalgos, including, for
instance, Alfonso Del Castillo and
Andres Dorantes, who brought along
his Negro slave, EStevanico. They
we're on board when Panfilo Narvaez
set sail, bearing royal commission to
explore the virgin territory called Flor
ida Narvaez'S three ships had crew
of 400 men.
Continued Next Week.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02

premium more than year in advance,
are entitled to the new rate. The in
crease, for them, means reduced costs
in their insurance and additional saw
ingS.
According to GSM's president, Nor
man o. Houston, the 4 per cent rate
exceeds the current bank savings rate
and is comparable to, and in some
cities higher than that paid by many
savings and loan associations.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02
GSM INCREASES DISCOUNT

Golden State Mutual Life Insurance
Company has increased its advance
premium discount rate on regular Or
binary insurance to 4 per cent. The
increase became effective January /,
1860. The previous rate was 212 per
cent.
GSM policyowners holding regular
ordinary policies Chose billed from
the home office, who pay an annual
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02

MAYTAG or KENMORE, wringer type wash
machine, rebuilt, guaranteed, $780, 805
South Central, till 7 pm
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02

at Wngs16 ThomaR Member d Beta
Theta Chapter Delta Sigma 1het Sorority Lois Anderson vprden A
Eleanor daIe Mary Greenfield chaplain Meon
Arizona sun., 1960-06-02

NEWLY INITIATED into the Beta Theta Chapter Of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority to Annetta Brooks, Shirley Smith,
Josephine Pete and Margaret Warren dinner Wings Res
taUrant, Saturday, May 49,
Evening star., 1960-03-25
HELP WoMEH

SHIRT FTNIsHER to work on 2-girl
short unit: top pay, hospitaliza-
tion and vac. Apply In person,
JOHNNY ON THE SPOT CLEAN
ERs, 546l Annapolis rd.s Bla-
densburg, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

CONN0IssEUR's sOUND-Beauti-
with @ z MARANTz 1ubIo CON.
SOLETTE pre-amps; 2 new 60
VT. DYNAKIT Mark III amps. (:
REK-O-KUT turntable and tone
arm: ELAC diamond cartridge.
Two separated AR. ] speaker
systems. Complete system. $3.50
cash or 5000 with ! Janzen elec-
tro-stat. speaker. Must be heard
to , believe: s:..: JA; 5-5SS9 ,,saI, or lb4l
Evening star., 1960-03-25
statesmen
statesmen

To sell household articles. furniture
and appliances on credit with
no money dokn. Outside work;
white or colored: car not neces-
sary. Full time or make extra
money in your spare time Liberal
commission. Firm well known in
Washington Apply Mr.. Phillips.
n. ABRAMsoN co. 1882 7th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
SKIP GTRI,

Telephone locating. inside work:
experience required; salary open.
HOUSEHOLD FURN. CO. 1146
9TH st NV
Evening star., 1960-05-19

Firestons "Velon" fobre in beautiful white, yellow
or oreen-rncde to lost through weotherino ond
exposure. Strops snop In. held in pIoes by nyIon
euords. chose Tongue odiusts to four comfortable
positions simply BY raising choir orns Folds for
eenpoet storage
, 1960-02-13
Alexander Thedter
TO Screen The Best
OF Everything

Jerry Wald's star studded
CinemaScope, De Luxe Color
production for Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox of Roma Jaffe's best
selling novel of career girls in
New York, THE Best of
Everything will be present
ed at the Alexander Theater
this coming Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. Featuring an
outstanding cast Of new as
Continued on page y
, 1960-02-13
Explosion ut Sub
Base in ST. Thornds:
No One Injured

The quiet of Charlotte
Amalie was rudely disturbed
last night at about Z o'clock
when a terrific explosion was
heard in the vicinity Of the
Submarine base.
It was learned that while
filing some cylinders at the
base something went wrong
and the explosion was the re-
suit, destroying three cylin-
ders. But the military would
give no detailed information.
, 1960-02-13

bear much in common. George
Washington, the father of our
country, was, in his time,
gratefully acknowledged to be
first in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts Of his
countrymen." In our time,
this phrase applies with equal
aptness to our present and
great leader, Dwight D. Eisen
hover. Truly, of Ike we can
say with equal conviction
first in war, first in peace,
first in the hearts Of his coun-
rymen.' Not since George
Washington has a man gain
ed such renown both in war
ind in peace-has been so adj
mired for military skill and so
CONTINUED on page A
, 1960-02-13
Hot Rod Car Crdshes
Commissioners
Downing's Car Friday

What might have been q
very serious accident occurred
in St Thomas Friday when the
car in which Carlos Downing,
Commissioner of Property and
Procurement, Mrs. Downing
and their daughter were rid
ing, was hit by a hot rod car
No. T 1865, with the name
Lover Boy written on it.
The hot rod was driven by
Elroy Donovan; he was ac-
companied by two girls and
another boy. Mr.. Downing
was making a left turn from
9th street at Sugar Estate
when the collision occurred.
The Commissioners car was
knocked off the road into a
wire fence on the left side of
the road damaging the front
fender near the engine. The
hot rod ended up on the right
hand side Of the race track.
Donovan had only a learners
permit. He was arrested and
charged with speeding on the
highway and driving without
a license.
, 1960-02-13
Eldrd S~hulterbrundt.
Omur Brown Heed Up
Curnivul Committee

The 1860 Virgin Islands
Carnival got off to a rousing
start with the selection of
Chairmen Eldra Shutter
brandt and Omar Brown at a
meeting of the Committee for
the Perpetuation Of Carnival,
On Thursday, February 4,
1860 about IS persons met
with the chairmen to discuss
plans for this years Carnival.
All of those present had ac-
cepted responsibility either to
head committees or to serve
y some capacity for this fes-
tival which h a $ become
known, throughout the Unit
ed States and the Caribbean
as "Fun-Time.'
Reports from local hotels
and guest houses indicate
that repeat bookings are at an
all-time high, and many Of
these reservations were made
one year in advance. All no
tels are booked to capacity
with requests for reservations
coming in with every mail.
The chairmen are pleased
with the response from those,
who have worked on the
Carnival in the past and the
Continued on page a
, 1960-02-13

Celebration by
Repubs q Guld Affuir
The Lincoln's Birthday ce-
LIBERATION with a Salute to
Eisenhower dinner by the Re
publican Club Of st. Thomas
was an outstanding success
and a gala affair Of the even
ing at Bluebeard's Castle Ho-
tel, when quite a number of
Republican members and re-
representatives. Of other parties
and friends, attended.
Attorney William Bailey,
President Of the Club, was
master Of ceremonies. Ma
tional Committeeman for the
Virgin Islands Evan Francois,
welcomed the guests and in
troduced Attorney Bailey, who
made a few brief remarks
and called on the Acting Gov
ernor, DR.. Roy w. Bornn who
brought warm greetings from
Governor and Mrs. John Da-
vid Merwin. He also brought
greetings Of the Honorable,
the Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs. Seaton. DR.. Bornn
continued:
Tonight we honor at one
ant the same time two great
AMERICANS, two great Repub-
licans, two great Presidents
of our country; one a hero Of
the past, the great humans
tartan, Abraham Lincoln; the
other, our hero of the present,
our revered and ~illustrious,
Dwight David Eisenhower.
Lincoln, as President, led our
nation safely through the
trials of the Civil War; Eisen-
hover, as General, brought
US victory through the most
terrible war of all time.
Tonight ! cannot help hut
think too of another great
President, whose career and
that of President Eisenhower
, 1960-02-13
Heed Of F. A. "A.
Promises Help for
St. Thomds Airport
Lincoln DoY
Celebration by
Repubs q Guld Affdir

y &C. Governor MerWm has had
te to conferences h General
Re- Quesada, Head of the Federal
.omas Aviation Agency, in regard to
Iccess the Harry S. Truman Airport
even in st. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
J Ho- General Quesada is deeply in
er of terested in problems in
d re- connection with the airport.
He has promised to do all that
is possible, and has offered
the help of various divisions
x,.s Of the Federal Aviation Agen-
M cy, to see what can be done
!. az as to our needs.
lcols' After the conferences with
. 2 General Quesada, Governor
VINO Merwin made arrangements
aarks to follow through with the
Gov suggestions made by the Gen
who eral His first appointment
from was with Mr.. Garanflo, Head
Da- Of the Safety Division, Re
ought gional Office, located in Fort
able, Worth, Texas, who has juris-
,erior diction over the Virgin Is
'ornn lands.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
SAVE!

Time. money, headache on this
l-year-old all-brick rambler in
better than new condition. NO
waiting for builder to finish up.
ASSUME A Sl7,300 LOWER in
terest loan without fuss or bother,
and an owner anxious to get to
New York, assures you immediate
possession and a price that is
BETTER than right! Living room
has fireplace, dining ell, eating
space in the cleaning modern
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, = full baths,
and daylight basement. ideal for
recreation room. Alexandria loca-
ton, Just minutes from D. c. and
Pentagon. ONLY $1,000 CASH
and small 2nd trust will swing It'll
Call IA. 4-6200.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
1t Didn't All
LAND IN IPEI AND

@A4NN 14N 41lGAANO
Part Of that Little bit of Heaven"
they're talking about landed rieht
mere IN Fairfax. And on 1t. nestled
amongst the trees, is the most
fascinating home you ever saw
Long and low with nice clean
nneS: features fabulous 24-ft. liv-
en-, wonderful bedrooms elesn-
ing tiled baths. TremendouS
ground level basement with
vice, picture windows and pre-
pared for End bath. Truly a home
thAt slows with comfort and
warmth and priced RIGHT Al
Evening star., 1960-03-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
tcONIINUEDl.

ARLINGTON-A magnificent Colo
NAL home, perfect in every detail,
with beautiful, big rooms for gra-
eious entertaining. lst-fioor study
or bedroom, bedrooms, 4 baths
living room features French door
to patio and delightful wooded
garden with towering oaks: IA
II. dining room with picture win
dow affording view Of Nations
Capitol; finished attic: basement,
Cal JA' 5-ss60. 3 I'll @ SHAN. SHAN
NON & LUCHs. Realtors. 2O55
Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
YES !!

Spring is Just around the week
end, It's the ideal time to buy this
spick-and-span brick-and- frame
contemporary, situated on ~
acre wooded lot and enjoy out
door living. The living room has
fireplace, exposed beam ceiling
and picture window wall, dining
ell and bright modern kitchen. 4
family-size bedrooms, . full baths,
and a daylight rumpus room ideal
for entertaining, has fireplace.
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
to keep you cool on those hot,
muggy days. Located in beautiful
Holmes Run Acres, Just 20
minutes from Pentagon and D. c.
Price is only S26,950. Big S19,5OO
5S e. loan at S145, can be as
Sumed. 2nd trust available. Immed.
late possession Call JA. 4-620n.-
VANCE, GREEN & co.
1855 Wilson Blvd. IA. 4-620O
Evening star., 1960-03-17
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY PRIME-4izeS GI.
Sl3'3O0 first trust at S94 month
pays all Really desirable, 4-year-
old rambler; 3 bedrms.: bright
oSmt. with picture window and
exit: din. rm., equip. kit; fenced
lot with off-street parking. You'll
love the price and required down
payment. See this-without fall
MARYLAND SALES, REALTORS,
Ap --1O-5
Evening star., 1960-03-17
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

6 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
New, custom built brk.
rambler, on l7-acre
wooded lot: streamlined
kit, mahog. -paneled rec.
rm., full bSmt.. carport.
S2S,950. Call CIR. 3-4560
to see it today.
ASSUME 4laec LOAN:
81. 900 down. -bedrm.,
full-bSmt. brk. semidet.,
on cul-de-Sac: walk to
bus, shop, schl. S13.250.
Call FL. 4-S600 to see 1t
today.
ARLINGToN-Brk. Colo
nial, nr. bus, SchlS., shop.
3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
scr. pch.; tall trees. Only
900 down, already A.
nancedl SI6,950. Call ia.
$4,000 to see it today.
WOODBRIDGE - 3-bed-
room, lha-bath, brick
snd-frame rambler. ready
to occupy; assume
4lzTo GI loan with
modest down payment.
Sl4,250. Dial 703-GY.
4-60a0 to see II today.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
BETHEsDA-HILLMEAD = Charn

ing white brk. rambler with s bed
rms, 2 baths, panelled rec. rm.!
huge screened porch, beautiful
fenced lot. One Of the incest homes
in this popular community. Per-
feet condition. MID 20S. Mr.. BortZ
OIL. 4-s35S, FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC OI, o-70Ob
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PALERMO & co.
WA. 7-ssss WA. 7-7aOC

BELTsVILLE Chestnut HillO-3-
bedrm, brick Cape Cod, plus den
or din; rm;, 2nd bath roughed in,
full tiled bsmt; lge. shaded
lot; wonderful buy at Si5'g5G.
with $500 dn., FHA terms.
bERENS SALES, AP 1876 TIL o
BRICK HOUSES bedrms., z yrs.
old, lge. kit, lge. liv. rm. and din.
area rec. Tm.. lge. patio. fence
and storm windows. Bal. owed
around $4,000. Assume GI loan,
no REQ tape. sale by owner Leav.
state 3 weeks Riverdale. Nd l..
area Call MISS RICHARDS. AP
1-9024, before l2 noon.
CAMP SPRINGS-SpaciouS- lovely.
3--bedrm., 2-year-old brick ram
bleT, on A-acre. level. tree-Shaded
lot. Lee din. rm. anc kit. hrepl
nath and powder rm full bsmt. .
earport, and many extras. Call
Mrs. Cox, 10. S-S347 or ST. g.
1883. ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-03-17

SPRINGBROOK-Just listed. mag
nifieent white brick. slate roof Co.
modern kitchen with breakfast
nook; lovely patio OF dining room /;
lst-noor paneled den and powder
room, screened porch: 4 bedrooms
and , baths on md floor. full
basement with immense recreation
room; maids room and tub bath,
lear EarAge. Located in premium
neighborhood on 32s acres Of goT-
seously landscsped land. A, J..
kESSlNGER & CO, Ju. Q-4hAA.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
NORTH ARLINGToNs BEST BUY

-o-,UUU DOWN, NIl5 per mo.
ouys this immaculate all-brick
rancher: 3 bedrms., finished rec.
room; lovely wooded fenced lot:
yak to schools, buses, stores and
q j. 0ConneIl High. Total price,
TO inspect, JE. $4,000, VIM A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. Real
TORS 7Ol W. Broad, Falls Church,
Evening star., 1960-03-17

MT. VERNON - New,
brick split-level on "a
acre wooded lot; gadset-
packed kitchen with
Tappan 400" range: 3
bedrooms, den COR 4th
bedroom, > baths, rec
reation room, basement,
carport. S23,500. Call
so, 5-679O to see 1t
today.
ALEXANDRIA New,
cuStom-built brick ram
bier in the desirable
Seminary area: 4 bed
rooms, pa baths, ma
hogany-paneled recrea-
tion room, full basement,
screened porch, garage.
$4,000. Call XII. S-232O
to see it today.
NORTH ARLINGTON -
3 = bedroom, Ia bath
Cape Cod; full base
ment, garage and fenced
lot with an abundance
OF trees, flowers and
shrubs. Owner will hold
f1rst trust. Sla,750. Call
IA, $4,000 to see 1t
today.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
FLORANCE REAI.TY

-. - - ~ 4NA111A 1 L
403 w. Lee Hwy. CIR. 3-4OO6
MCLEAN HIDE-AWAY-Neg brick
. oedrms., 3 baths, 30x3O-ft. rec
nm, h:-wb. heat. entr. hall; *
acre; $4,000 dn.: move in todayl
z. STEFFEY REAL ESTATE,
Evening star., 1960-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

Sill. SPRING-S23,5OO. Assume
4i2ee 30-Yr. MORTGAGE Nearly
new brick split-level: 4 pedrr1s-
] y baths, lge. family rm., corner
lot: nr. schools. JU. S-B5qf
SILVER SPRING = 4-bedroom
rancher for Just S23, $50, in the
heart Of Silver Spring. This Gus
tom-built home is truly the buy
OF the year. Recreation room and
powder room, equipped kitchen,
ana many features your family
will love. Call SHANNON q LUCHS.
Maryland Once, LO. 5-Os44:
evening". EN- o-o2A1
Evening star., 1960-03-17
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN- -MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South 5-67e0
TO6l Brookfeld Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-S600
U S. / at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-GYpSy 4-6090
Evening star., 1960-03-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. X.-ROsEMONT S1s.5OO Here
is an immaculate brk. home: liV
rm. with hrepl. sep din. rm.,
mod. kit, and FAMILY ROOM
on first FIR 3-oedrms., upstairs.
osmt;. and gar. Good Terms, KI
Q-3630. M H. BARRY, ORIG
Realty Admin. ewes. KI. 9-54ss.
ALEX: by OWNER-2 bedrms d.
bath. separate din. rm., kit, rec
rm., bsmt.: oil heat: rear ward :
stone-and-brick front; dead-end
street; 10 min. airport, ! 5 min.
Pentagon: full price. Sl2.500. Call
SO. 5-725S
ALEX, ROsemOnt-Det. brk. 2-br.,
excel loc. on cor; bsnt., h.-w h.
Sl2,995. OWNER. XII. s-l6l4.
ALEX. AREA -BUCKNELL-Assume
4Izes GI: by owner: transp. Love
ly 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; den, 2 full
baths. bsmt. Extras. SO. 5-lS29.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
ROGERS HEIGHTS

owner in Florida, his
nome IS vacant, as well as
practical and attractive, g.
bedrm. brick rambler: firepl.
osmt., fully equipped XII.
with breakfast bar Must b.
SOLD so you should seel
Sl,750 down FHA.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
KORZENDORFER

REALToR OIL. 4-slll
Evening star., 1960-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,

FAIRLAND-Two ACRES: 3 brA-
rms, all-electric kitchen: Ill
hsmt.: h.-w.h.; house completely
redec. LAIRD B. SCOTT REAL
TOR JU. a-O420.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY .

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = Just
$1,000 down and payments less
than rent buy this quality built
3-bedroom brick home, situated
in a choice NORTH ARLINGTON
area, l block to schools and
walking distance to shopping and
transportation. Special features
include Ia baths, basement with
recreation room and fireplace,
screened porch. This home re-
decorated and in immaculate con-
dition awaiting your approval.
Call today IA. 5-6S00, Q til q
SHANNON & LUCHS, Realtors,
2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
ANDREWS AREA

Only S76.l4 per month. including
everything. will paw for this de-
nghttully clean 2-bedrm. home in
Capitol Heights. A low down pay
ment viii enable you to assume a
large 5Lee loan. Ideal for the
small family Sll,35O,
TANED CnnTAJ%G
Evening star., 1960-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
S14.50O

$14,500
This cleaning brick rambler is q
must on your list TO see: has full
valk-out bsmt. with rec. rm. 2
bedrms.. fenced yard: this highly
desirable home has recently been
redecorated. FHA terms. once
open q til Q.
Dewey M. Freeman
32l4 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-770O
Evening star., 1960-03-17
Langley Park Area
4 Bedrooms 2 RathS

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Darling contemporary rambler.
dbl hearth firepl serves both din
area and liv nm; 3 bedrmS, / u
baths, patio, earport; lge. wooded
lot; amazing at $4,000. 10. s.
oo0GG scu,rs,yo-, ~
Evening star., 1960-03-17
BETHESDA-4-bed brick ram
-. A-Etn HIOAIE 49, Ice md
BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

CONV. NIH-Immac A.
bedroom. 2-bath brick Cape
Cod: mod. kit, paneled di-
nette; beaut. Handicapped yd.
with secluded patio; Sl6,95O.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Attractive 3-bedrm, 2-bath
brick rambler on i7-Acre
lot. Formal din. room, all
elec. kit. with eating space;
full bsmt., excellent rec.
room. screened breeZeway,
garage; S3l,95O.
AN UNUSUALLY well-kept
brick Cape Cod, overlook
ing Rock Greek Park-Liy.
nm. with flrepl., din. nm,
all-elec. kit, > bedrms. and
bath on lSt hr.: I'm dorm.
nm. on End fir.: full bSmt.
with rec. nm; Sl7,25O.
Evening star., 1960-03-17

QUAINT ACRES-Approx, / acre
lot; 3-bedrm, 2-bath brk ramb
Lay. rm., formal din. rm., large
GE kit, Dashboard heat and air
cond.; side screened porch; bsmt
ABOVE ground level in rear. Owner
leaving, must sell GRAHAM CO.
JU. 5-60lO.