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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-10-01

gest group TWA has carried to
Europe, was the recipient of a
gala send-off party given by Alpha
Kappa Alpha members of the
greater New York area in the Col
den Door Room of the Airport.
Tour arrangements were handled
by the Henderson Travel Service
of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Freddye
Henderson, Director of the Service
accompanied the groups as far as
Paris to see that the trip was
well launched.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-10-01

BACKS LUMUMBA: Abubukar
Tafawa Balewa, head of the Nj
gerian government backing the re.
turn of Prime Minister Lumumba
to power in the Congo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-10-01

Patronize Our Advertis-
ers - Their Advertising
in this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Mrs. Ricker's mail

KNOW If 1 ever have any
children I am going to pay
more attention to them
than my parents do to me.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

The same girl :. but which is more attractive?
to have more problems than any other age group"
argues 18-year-old Gladys Allen of Jackson, Miss,
voicing approval of smoking. "a person then
needs to have something to keep his nerves from
SCATTERING"
1t comes as no surprise that boys are more
likely than girls to smoke. About three boys in 10
told us they smoke, while the ratio was only two
in 10 among the girls. But in both cases, this is
less than it was three years ago.
Perhaps Connie Nystrom IS, of st. Paul,
Mimi, sums up the difference:
"a woman can't possibly look feminine while
putting on cigarette It's okay for the boys, if
it's not carried to extremes"
The youngsters who do use tobacco, however,
tell us they don't smoke very much-athough
about half say they think their friends smoke
quite lot.
About one out of three of the smokers-one
boy in five and half the girls-Say they smoke
Evening star., 1960-06-26
They Start Early

With those who have tried it, about one boy
in 10 says it was before he was years old. Among
the girls, per cent tell us they took their first
drag when they were IL or 13 years old.
We discovered too that, particularly among
the boys, the older teen-ager gets the less likely
he is to be tempted into trying that first cigarette
The young folks also reflect the modern trend
toward filtered cigarettes.
Teens tell us they prefer the filtered over the
non-filtered brands. Seven out of eight girls say
they go for filters to the exclusion of all Others
Jane Smith, IT, of Indianapolis says she likes
filters because "they aren't as strong" as other
cigarettes.
81 feel it is safer due to medical reports" says
Mary Reber, II, of South Bend, Ind.
The old fashioned non-ftered cigarettes
have their supporters among the boys (about one
out of five) and perhaps their thinking is summed
up by Burlington, VT, 17-year-old
Il enjoy smoking" he says. "Filters are like
straw"
Evening star., 1960-06-26

the house and younger chill
dren but say I'm a baby
when 1 want to date"
Is it any wonder that some
teen-agers are confused? Far
too many parents are not
teaching manners or morals
in the home. They are not
streSsing the Importance of
h aving consideration for
others, of re S p e ting the
rights and property of 9TH
erS.
They provide no religious
guidance. They do not teach
Evening star., 1960-06-26
By DOROTHY KICKER
Resister-Tribune Syndicate

REGISTER Tribune Syndicate
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am 16 and 1 am dis
gusted with many grown
ups. They complain about
teen-agers but they don't
do much to help us. My
own parents never show
any real interest in what /
do and pay me very little
attention except to criti-
cize me. Some of the teen
dances 1 go to are chap
erOned but they might as
well not be. The chaperOns
sit around talking, SmOk-
ing in the rest rooms or
just doing nothing.
They are the ones who
complain most about boys
and girls not attending
these dances. Well, l know
why the kids stay away
it's because the chaperOnS
don't take their RESPONSE
bilitieS seriously and don't
even stop an occasional
drunk from coming in off
the street.
1 wish our parents would
stop complaining about us
and would try to help us
more. Mrs. Kicker, don't
you agree that if parents
took their responsibilities
more seriously many teens
would be better people? 1
Evening star., 1960-06-26
National survey shows
SMOKING LOSES FAVOR WITH TEENS

only few cigarettes month. Among the boys
though, another one in five says he smokes more
than pack day.
More than three quarters of the young smok-
erS in our poll tell us they don't know whether or
not their parents are aware of their smoking Boys
are more inclined than girls to tell the folks
about it.
Of those who have told their parents, more
than half the boys say they received approval
while only two girls in five admit they have the
old folks okay.
The first cigarette-traditionally composed
of consk and smoked behind the barn-appears
no longer to be great childhood event. Nearly
three out of five young people cannot remember
how old they were at the time they had their
first one.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Cancer Scare?

Undoubtedly reports linking cigarette Smok-
ing and cancer have done their bit to discourage
the habit, but Nom and Dad play large role, too.
Chances are, if the folks don't smoke neither do
the kids, the survey indicates.
In the two cases out of five where Dad is
non-smoker, nine out of 10 boys and eight out of
10 girls tell us they follow his example.
Five out of eight of the young people list
Mother as a non-smoker and fully 30 per cent of
both boys and girls say MONS cigarette habits
are good enough for them.
The teen-agerS' comments on smoking varied.
Smoking" says 16-year-old Jim Slay of Rich
mond, Va, "is unhealthful, disgusting, expensive,
unnecessary and ridiculous It's also unclean."
''There is no purpose future in smoking"
says Veva M. Gilbert, 49, of Enid, Okla eff every
one who smokes would ask themselves why there
would be fewer smokers"
John S. Irons IT, of Burlington, VT, says he
thinks teen-agerS should be permitted to smoke
"if they want to Squander their money, jeopardize
their health and look cheap and sloppy
Not all, however, agree. "Teen-agerS are said
Evening star., 1960-06-26

their offspring how to cope
with problems or to accept
responsibility. Certainly any
teen-ager who must grow up
under circumstances like
these must necessarily have a
warped sense of values.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
My family seems to think
1 am asking too much to
expect a little privacy,
which means a great deal
to me as a 15-year-Old
girl. They read my diary
Evening star., 1960-06-26

the two years we have been
in high school.
We can't understand why
she cheats because she is
smart anyway. 1 have al
ways believed in my heart
that God rewards the good
and Furnishes the wicked"
but even though this girl
cheats, and we all know it,
she has received several
hOnOrs and awards for her
high grades.
APRIL.
1t seem your basic question
is, Should we let this girl
go on accepting undeserved
honors or should we expose
her as a phony?"
I doubt that there is any
positive answer to this ques-
ton. If she is hurting others
taking something away
from them which is right
fully theirs - you would be
justified in doing whatever
you can to stop her 'thievery.'
If her actions are not hurt
ing others, about all you can
do is try to persuade her to
see the error of her ways,
before it's too late.
= 4 +
(LetterS to Mrs. Kicker can
be dnStUered through her
column only. Write to Dor
othy Kicker in care of TEEN.
The Washington Star, Wash
ington 3, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

KNOW ii l ever have any
children I am going to pay
more attention to them
than my parents do to me.
ROSEMARY.
From your description it
appears that you have been
especially unfortunate in
your adult acquaintances.
They aren't all bad and
somewhere along the line
you will meet some grown
person you will admire.
1t is sad but true, however,
that many parents and other
adults offer poor guidance
and examples for teen-agers
to follow. In fact, most of the
faults Of teen-agerS can be
traced back to the ADULTS III
their lives.
Here are a few of the most
common complaints I receive
from young readers about
their parents, each from a
different teen-ager: MY
parents are not interested in
what 1 do; they won't ex-
plain about the facts of life;
won't go to church: they
drink; they're always fight
ing: they cheat on each
other; they won't even try
to understand my problems;
they won't allow me to invite
my friends to our house;
they think all boys are dirty
minded; they won't trust
me; they expect me to be a
big girl and take care OF
Evening star., 1960-06-26
SOMETIMES PARENTS JUST DON'T CARE

and my mail and listen to
my phone conversations.
Worst of all, they barge in
without warning, when I'm
dressing or taking a bath.
If 1 did that to Nom, Dad
or my older sister they all
would have a fit. When 1
complain they say, Don't
be silly, we saw you in your
birthday suit before you
even knew about it," Can
you help me?
GIGI.
Teen-agers definitely are
entitled to a reasonable
amount of privacy. 1t ap-
pears that your family still
is thinking of you as a small
child, which is unfair. Even
If they consider you untrust-
worthy and use that as an
excuse for checking your
diary, mail and telephone
conversations, there is NO
EXCUSE for them to barge
in while you are dressing or
bathing.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
We are a group of girls
who are upset and con-
fused. We all grew up to-
gether and we are now in
high school. There is one
girl in the group who was
caught cheating several
times in grammar school.
She is still cheating but
has never been caught in
Evening star., 1960-06-26
By EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co.

Smoking appears to be losing ground with
American teen-agers.
Three out of four of the young people we
queried in our latest poll tell us they do not
smoke About half say they don't approve of
their friends smoking either.
More than three years ago. when we put the
question to the teen-agerS of that day. only one in
four of those 16 or older claimed to be non
smoker and half of those 13 to IS years old said
they didn't smoke at all.
What has happened in the meantime?
Evening star., 1960-03-23
HOUSES For sALE-MD.

SPRINGFIELD NEW LIsTING.--
Largest and finest rambler we
have seen for the money in q long
timei Spacious center-hal plan,
3 BIG bedrms., . baths. huge all
elec. kit. with table space. private
din. rm.. enormous full basement,
semifinished and out Of ground: !:
beautiful fenced lot containing
APPROX. 1900 SO. II. WeStbrook
and Little Flower Schools. Ken
wood Club. MID 30si Mr.. Morris.
WO. 6-0s35. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7O06.
SPRINGFIELD, MD.-First offering
Of 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler
with entrance hall, separate living
and dining rooms, modern kitchen,
screened porch. Pull out-of- f-ground
basement with recreation room,
finished fourth bedroom and half
bath. Outstanding neighborhood
and walk 10 public and parochial
schools. churches, shopping. trans
portstion and Kenwood Club Call
KE. 1880 teveS., OIL. 6-443pl .
Exclusive with STUART & MAURY,
INC. 5207 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1960-03-23
ALEX.-ARL.-FAIRFAX
BUY WISELY
TJVE happily

And enjoy the freedom Of this
home. Huge liv. rnl. and din. rm,
with open fireplace. 3 bedrms 2
baths, and knotty-pine family rm.
Modern kit. with eating space plus
large rec. rm A 2-car garage on
h-aere fenced lot with patio and
outdoor barbecue. Well priced At
S16.05O.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
HOUSES FeR sALE-MD.

KENsINGTON . BETHESDA - Spa
cious 4-bedrm. bi-lsvel; 2 full CLAM
our baths, dressins alcove. cathe-
dral ceiling. liy. rn1., cypress-pan-
eled stairway, TV rrn. 17'xl2'x6"
sparkling fruitwood kit. with lat
est Waste King equip. wall oven,
dishwasher. disposal. etc. Lse. util.
rm. with tiled floor and eonv. out
side on-grsde entr. Direct from
builder. no commission added to
price. Only S19.950. S2.l50 down
FHA, SIZE per mo. interest and
prih. Immed. occup III desiredD to
element and jr. high schools,
Fairgrounds, swimmins pools, etc.
10. s-44s4.
KENWOOD PARK = MaEnificent
brick rambler designed for the
large family or those vino love
to entertain; 3 bedrooms and den
Tor bedrm.D. 3 tiled baths. beau
tiful and spacious living and din
ing rms. and q large luxurious
kitchen Of today; unusually at
tractive family rm. with fireplace
in completely above-ground lower
level, and a hne bedroom. Entire
house centrally air conditioned.
The lot Is q beauty-deep. level
and shaded. a superior home for
the very particular buyer. Priced
in the mid-4ns. Call our Uptown
once. KE. f-ls0O till s pm.
(after 6 pm. call EN-. 3-0326), f,
SHANNON A. LUCHs CO.
LANGLEY PARK : $1,000. As
ssmi-dst. brf.; ist 4. powder rm.,
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU. 9
ll03, ewes, La. 6-05J5
COUNTRY CLUB-FoR-
NAL DIN. RM.:. lovely center-hsll
brick; tree-shsded lot; lee. bed
rms, full bsmt. Price, S27.500,
Hush u. Peck. Wheaton. 10. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-03-23

lot. SlO,oOO, S3oO an. FHA,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE H0usE oF HOMES"
Evening star., 1960-03-23
SPRINGFIELD
S39.500

3eaut. well-constructed brick ram.
bier, nr. public, parochisl schools
WV carpet, custom drapes anc
many other extras; large iv. rm
with stone hrepl., sep. din. rm.
all-elec. kit, , bedrms., 3 baths
full daylight bsmt. with huge club.
rm.: gar: ample storage area
lovely lot with patio. Liberal financ.
ing. Call Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. $3.50;
eve. and sunda-, AD. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

= Rambler DESIGNED
FOR HAPPY LIVING; twin bed
rms, extra-large kit; fenced lot.
close to everything; $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

TAkoMA PARK-oRAcIoUs LIV-
ING IN AN OLDER HONE. spae.
3-bedrm. Cape Cod; liv. rm. W
hrepl.. family-size din. rm.: kit
with table space. Assume large
trust SlI 600.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY

OF Nd. Inc. OIL. 6-7s00 I'll 9
6ETHEsDA-PARKW0OD-A really
beaut., 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial
vTist ar. POWDER RM.. huge
concrete scr. pch.; full. out-oi-
ground bsnnt. w/rec. rm.; oeep lot
fully fenced. Owner leaving eoun-
try, must sell immed. Low 2Os.
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7OO6. Ewes. EN-. $3.50
BETHEsDA-NEW LISTING. A 4
bedrrn., 2ha-bath, ork. COLONIAL
featuring huge kit. masnineent
views from liV. rm. and screened
porch. Gar, panelled Attn bedrm.,
usable as den; walk-out bsmt: on
to marvellous yard; $50. 500.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO. OIL.
4-l424. ewes, en-. 2-50s2.
BETHEsDA-L0CUsT HILL EsTS.--
This oeaut. custom built 4-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler with mod.
Kit, sep. din, rm.; 1ul bsmt.
Buiit-in gar. Beaut. landSep. lot.
Is real bargain priced to sell
IN FRANK IA ks e. PHILLIPS. INC.
OIL. 2-7OO6 Ewes. EN-. 3-5650
Evening star., 1960-03-23
CHILLUM

No fooling-a spacious va
cant, all-briek rambler that
viii delight the most partie-
ular family. 3 twin-siEed
bedrms., modern kit. rec.
rm., fenced lot. Nearby are
parochial and public schools.
transp., etc. You will like
the setting Of this fine home.
S20,150 Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
ROGERS HEIGHTS

owner in Florida. His home
is vacant a. well as practical
and attractive. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Fireplace,
basement. fully equipped kit.
with breakfast bar. Must be
sold. Sl,750 dn. FHA.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

HEIGHTs-Payments
NAV be as low as S62.5 mo,
4hes loan on Q 3-bedrm. bunea-
low with bsmt. and fenced lot:
must sell this week. Call today
"a ACRE-Ideal for gardening. plus
3-bedrm bungalow with fireplace,
separate din. rm., kit. and break
fast nook: clean hot-water heat;
convenient to Fort Meade and
downtown. Only Si0,500.
THINK-Paymcnts, Ss2 mo. total
with big intereSt-saving loan on
like-new 4-bedrm. bi-level; wall
to-wsll carpetinG; fenced lot and
other extras. For terms, call now
CHEVERLY-Assume loan. No. red
tape Move in q beautiful brick
home; ?l-ft. iv. room with Are
place, > baths. screened porch,
bsmt., garage, extra-large lot;
$4,000 full price
LOOK!-New 3-bedrm. ramblers.
with de luxe kit and full bsmt,,
carport optional Only > left: on
100xl soft. lots: priced from
S15,95O Trades considered.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1960-03-23
SEALING

The builder. has only . big brick
ramblers left with het-water heat,
Hes got . 5-aere playground in
back for the kids. You sure can't
get any more than these for
Evening star., 1960-03-23

toSn ana once. PRANK s.
PHILLIPS: INC, DI. 7-I41l; ewes.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
COME SEE
COME Sigh

CONE SIGH
This brsnd-new home that win
VIEW Futuristic kitchen with
an abundanee OF table SPACE that
leads 10 dining area. 8 bedrmE.
with ,dble. closets and IL fully
tlled baths. Brisht gay bsmt. that
y ideal for rec. rm. and opens
throueh double glass sliding doors
70 true valley VIEW Priced
from 81 9 800 and oK'd 4 TRADE
KEN DRUskIN a CO., LO. 5-3366
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Small estate on level wooded lot
picturesque stone and brk. home
features LIST a den 13xls, bath,
sep din. rm., fireplace. Scar brk
gar;; immac. cond. Ewes, JU. s.
r. a HUMPHREYS JU $4,000
C0LESv1LLE-Picture book ram
nler with 4 bedrooms on 3.-acre
fruit trees, fowerins shrubs. etc. f:
ioxely place for S17 500. RIPLEY
CO.. JU. S-6ll1.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
SIMMER

White brk. Colonial. recently re-
dec. Mod: kit, powder rm., 3
A real home value, in this choice
location; Ewes, call Mrs. Jones,
W. c. & A. N. MILLER bEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
rAS9MA so%lSIt.s. rAeS 4.S.drm d:tl si';oSSGl; oSl;
l blk, to. grade and junior hiGh
porch, bsmt. RAFFELL REAL Is,
TATE. JU. 9-lI03, ewes, JU s.
TAKOMA PARK-GRACIOUs LIV-
ING IN AN OLDER HOME. spac.
3-bedrm. Cape Cod; liv. rm. w
nrepl.: family-siSe din. rm.: kit
With table space. Assume large
Hash T. PECK, wheaton. 10. 5-essO
VACANT-A croVnine 3-bedroom
brick home with separate dining
rl,,.s Trn. and as, spacious t KITCHEN: be-
tic fireplace. briRht basement and
eared:for yard, S16,s5O. "oKd 4
KEN DRUsKIN a CO.. 10. 5-3ass
WHEATON WOODS; ASSUME 4lse.
LOAN AT Ss7 PER Mo.-3-bed-
rm. rambler: fenced corner lot.
elec kit; immed poss., Sl6,250.
Hugh T. Peck, Wheaton, 10. 5-2aa0
WHEATON PLAZA AREA-sl7, 500:
FHA approved; 3-bedrm., liz.bath
all-brick rambler; extra lge. rec.
nm, fenced lot; only 81 900 down.
Sl10 per mo. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES INC. JU. 7-770O
til q.
WHEATON, = Rambler DESIGNED
FOR HAPPY LIVING; twin bed
rms, extra-large kit; fenced lot.
close to everything, $3.50 down
HUGH 7 PECK, GA. 4-6575.
WHEATON, = COMPLETELY RE-
DECORATED; sl3,500 for this g.
room. home; SEP. DIN. RM, full
Hush GIisT.fs Z. Peck, Wheaton, 10. 5.sseo
WHEAToN-4;eedrm, prick split
large kit. with eating space, Ia
baths. tiled bsmt.; patio: fenced
yd.; mr.. shopping area and all
WHEAToH@s,bedrOOm @ocs;bedr brick RAM
EisENkcHER RLTY. 10. 4-s5ss
WHEATON - $500 dn.; 3-bedrm.
brk home: sep. din. I'm, tiled
bsmt. ALLEN, REALToR, RA. g.
WHEATON, WOODS bedrm. brk.
rambler, tile bSmt 49, GI
mTortgsss mo- Pun price SlS'4O0.
WHEATON, bedrm. rambler,
all brick, close 10 shopping plaza.
with nice yard: fireplace in hv.
rm;; only Sl3,25o, as little as
YouNKIS 4 CO. 10. 4-so2q
WOODMOOR
New 3-bedrm.. e-bath rambler. ise.
daylight .valk-out bsmt.: over
public rSIli % snd psroehial % 'VS school, Sfik 70
GRAHAM %, JU. 5-6OlO
WOODSIDE PARK
Luxury center-han rambler. spae
rms. today's kit magnifeent rec.
vail carpstinE, drapes: short walk
to transp. and schools. Priced in
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-sOlO
I-CORNERs AREA-seeluded brk.
Colonial home features LIST Fl.
BEDRM., BATH, fireplace. talou-
sled porch, q by 90, garaee. wood
ed lot, 100 by 100. Ewes. Hu.
r. A. HUMPHREYS JU. $4,000
f-BEDRM,, TAKOMA PARK-coio-
nial on lTe. corner lot, bsmt.. ell
h.w,h. EaraEe and porch. only
S17.e50. BEERS BROS. JU. 6-76l0,
~ ACRES
Beautiful olney area, Cape Cod /:
4 bedrms.. 2a baths. thermodor
kit, family rm., plus rec. I'm and
garage. tremendous value at SEQ
500. VIII take trade, Lo. 5-s630.
@. A. scHLEsINoER CO.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

HEIGHTs-Ready to
move in. De luxe brick rambler
q rooms. 2 bedrooms, GA baths.
electric kitchen, full basement,
built-in sarage. large level lot.
only SCI 500. JOSEPH F1LIPPo
Evening star., 1960-03-23

GREENACREs: SI5.05O!-How can
you beet II? Fine 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial with heavy slate roof;
beautiful bis lot with trees. Con-
tfoiled community lust over y. c.
line in best residential area: West
brock snd Little Flower Schools.
.Woody'G" GE1CO. Lord A. Tay-
lor. Owner transferred from cityi
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7-l411, eVeS OIL A-nOn7
Evening star., 1960-03-23
POOLESVILLE

3 lovely wooded acres. 9-yr. .-old
2ox4s brick rambler. l4x2l liv.
rm.. pict. window, hrepl.. din.
area. pict. window. mod kit, incl.
refer.. wall oven, stove. washer,
dryer. dbl sink, GARBAGE disp.
nah. cabs, master bedTm., full
bath. guest bedrm., bath. den or
bedrm.. oil burner. radiant heat.
wall-to-wall eerpetinG. scr. enel
hsrd-road front. sl7,95O. Terms
81 500
Evening star., 1960-03-23

White brk. Colonial. recently re-
dec. Mod. kit, powder rm., 8
bedrms., 1is baths on end level.
A real home value, IN this choice
legation; Ewes, call Mrs. Jones,
Evening star., 1960-03-23

GLEN HlLLS-JacobSen Builders is
taking orders for homes TO be
built this spring in Lakewood
Estates. This is the FIRST group OF
homes in this new. exclusive sub
division Of ia-acre and 1-acre lots.
Price ranges between SEQ, 500 and
$4,000. Near Lakewood Country
Club and new Rte. 40. BY seeing
future srowth OF values in this
area. call EDWIN JACOBSEN. jr !,
weekday hfternnnns OIL. 0.SkhQ
Evening star., 1960-03-23
BERENS PRESENTS

HILLWooD MANOR CTskoma PIX
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
tree-shaded yd,, with patio; Sl4,-
$50, FLA, with 500 down.
NORTH AVONDALE - 1st time
offered, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with lst-flr. powder rm., tiled
bsmt; Anchored-fenced lott conv.
to transp.. shop. and schools
ROGERS HTS.-Des. alI-brick
rambler: 3 bedrms. toptionsl din,
roomJ, full bsmt; Anchor fenced
lot: = blkS. transp.: S16,250, cony.
or FHA. Owner anxious to sell
BERENs SALES AP. 7-4846 til -
BRIGHT BRICK RAMBLER - AS
SUME LARGE GI LOAN t41ar,J
First time offered and you really
ousht TO see II, THREE liEht bed
rooms-LARGE living room-fu'l
tiled basement: al this. plus q
GARAGE. Only S17,"50i Sec II
today! Exclusive with BOWERS
2ROo. ho. 5-Sh0O.
BRICK RAMBLER - 3 bedrooms
home in excel. cond.: liv. rm. with
picture wind. din. rm. and mod
kit. with stove. refEr, dishwash-
er and disr; full bsmt.; ] blk To
schools. Only $13,a50, excellent
REAiToR. kP 7.4soo.. w.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Wsshinston, D. {.
"Wednesday, March 23, 1860
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(cONTlNUEDl

BERKELEY, open today is. 400
Berkeley teIr. n.v-MAgnifieent
ns,r,I. nsT town I,,,i,e house sy Prank 8
baths; very exclusiyee controlled
Evening star., 1960-03-23
MT. RAINIER

A spirit Of hospitality here.
Offers al the cemfofts.
spae. rms, det. garage,
porch. sep. din, rm.. h.-w.h.,
close In ioc. You owe II 10
yourself to see. sl1,5O0-
81 ZOO hn.