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Evening star., 1960-09-25
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and pleasant today with
high in the middle 70s. Clear
and cool tonight with lowest in
the upper sos. Winds light,
east to southeast; visibility
good.
Maryland - Mostly sunny,
high 10 to rs in the west and
"a to 78 in the east. Tonight
clear and cool, low in the sos.
Virginia-Mostly sunny. high
no in the mountains, middle 70s
elsewhere. Clear and cool to-
night, low in the Sos.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
ocean beacheS-Mostly sunny,
high near 10.
Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia ocean beaches - Mostly
sunny, high about 70.
Cape ENTHUSIASTICALLY sunny,
high about IA.
Chesapeake Bay - Mostly
sunny, high 70.
Skyline Drive-Mostly sunny,
high 81, visibility good.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Nation Seen Adjusting
To Economy Showdown

no deplorable result from the
situation. Indeed, he said it has
led TO an important improve
ment in this country's inter-
national trade.
U. S. Adjustment Well
Mr.. Jacobson said people
In export trade learn very
quickly that you've got to quote
competitive prices" He added:
Whereas the United States
economy formerly could carry
on almost on the assumption
that world prices would follow
those here. world prices now are
determined by competition
among many countries"
Mr.. Jacobson said the United
States is adjusting well to the
change. He said United States
exports this year will exceed
imports by 81 billion, compared
with 81 billion in 1859.
The Monetary Fund chief
said the improvement in trade
has helped the United States
troublesome balance Of pay
ments situation to such an ex-
tent that he sees nothing wor-
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Every day this machine gives
out with a wall-to-wall length
of teletype-written position re-
ports. These are posted as tiny
ship-like figures on a floor-to-
ceiling plot board representing
the entire Pacific.
If an unidentified submarine
is spotted the machine in a
matter of minutes reports the
position Of every ship within a
100-mile radius of the spot. A
Navy ship is selected from
among these and sent to in
veStigate.
In three minutes the Ramac
can tell how many ships there
might be in the target area
of a missile to be fired from
Vandenberg Air Force Base in
California. It can find quickly
a ship with a doctor aboard
which can go to the aid of a
vessel with a medical emer-
gency. It can tell a weekend
Warrior Reserve air squadron
where to fly to find an assort-
ment Of vessels for practicing
ship identification.
The center is manned by nine
officers and 29 enlisted men
who have taken special COM
puter courses.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

centive awards to Murray Abt,
Mrs. Virginia Allen, Kay Davis,
Richard Deakin, Robert Duffy.
w. w. Gau, Mrs. Josephine
Holland and Clara Paris .
William Alcorn has been ap-
pointed security officer of the
National Labor Relations Board
:. The United States Informa-
tiOn Agency has given out
standing performance awards
to Alvin Schlossman, Clayton
Balzer, Mrs. Viva Dorsch and
Agnes Speckman The Army
Audit Agency has given the fol-
lowing awards: Beneficial Sug-
geStions, Horace Casner, Mary
HitSelberger: special act or
service, Archie Balm, Leonora
Brown; letter Of commenda-
tion, James Robbins.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Soviet Vote ,Uraed

HAZLETON, Pa, Sept. "a
(AP).-The Ukranian Catholic
Youth League called on the
United States today to hold
free elections in the nations
under Soviet rule. Delegates of
the 1000 league members also
voted to condemn Soviet Pre-
mier Khrushchev and the
Communist Party for holding
freedom-loving nations in cap
tivity.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BY the Associated Press

Per Jacobson, chief of the
International Monetary Fund.
said yesterday the current slow
down in the American econ
omy means the Nation is
learning to live without in
flation."
Mr.. Jacobson told a news
conference the Spotty business
picture bears little resemblance
to the usual dip in the business
cycle.
Rather, he attributed the
economy's hesitancy. to what
he said is. a realization by
Americans that they can expect
relatively stable prices in fu-
ture-that no longer will every
thing 60 "up and up and up."
The noted Swedish econo-
mist, who is the Monetary
Funds managing director, MT
with reporters in advance Of
the annual meetings Of his Or
ganization and the World Bank.
The sessions will be held here
this week.
Can't Forecast Recession
Mr.. Jacobson said two ma
jor situations will occupy the
finance ministers at the meet
ings: The dramatic upsurge in
West Germany's monetary re-
serves-which he says should
prompt the Germans to help
underdeveloped areas-and the
outflow Of gold and dollars
from the United States.
However, his questioners To-
cuSed on the United States
business situation which has
been puzzling the experts.
Mr.. Jacobson declined to
forecast a recession. He in
dicated he expects the economy
to remain at high levels so long
as Europe is prosperous and
provides good outlets for Amer
lean exports. He said he sees
no sign that the European
boom is wearing out.
At the same time Mr.. Jacobs
son said he cant see any rea-
son for a sharp upward spurt"
while the United States still
is in the process Of, as he be-
lieves, adjusting to a non-in-
f1ationary environment.
Price Increases Halted
He said price rises were
halted partly by the rather
sudden impact of foreign COM
petition as a revived Europe be-
gan entering world markets on
q major scale.
He also gave credit for this
to the Eisenhower administra-
tion's efforts to balance the
budget and the tight money
policy pursued last year by the
Federal Reserve Board.
All these factors, he said,
have prompted "a reassessment
Of values"-a readjustment
that all countries must pass
through before they learn to
live without imitation"
So far, he said, he can see
Evening star., 1960-09-25

performance OF an employe
may have an effect on the clas-
sification of his position. This
recognizes that personal knowl-
edge and capabilities will cause
an individual to shape a posi-
ton in terms consistent with
and utilizing his personal tai
entS." the csc said.
The csc stressed that the
duties and requirements of a
position are very important
factors in determining the
Jobs classification and salary
grade. d.
However, c. Mansel Keene,
chief of the CSC's standards
division. said the principle of
recognizing "the impact of the
man on the job" is toe often
neglected.
He cited instances where two
employees may have Jobs with
identical duties and response
bilities. Yet one employe may
have such ability, initiative and
drive that his performance in
the job is much more valuable
than the other employees.
Under such circumstances,
agencies would be justified
under the Classification Act in
giving his job a higher CLASH
f1cation and resultant higher
salary, Mr.. Keene noted.
Under the CSC's revised pro-
eedure, classification standards
will contain a provision for
recognizing performance in de-
terming an employees job grade
classification.
4
NEW MEMBER-The Amer
ecan Federation of Government
Employees reports that one Of
its newest members is Eugene
Lyons, special assistant to
President Eisenhower on per-
Sonnel management.
CONFERENCE.-THE Public
Personnel Association, COM
posed of the Governments top
personnel officials as well as
those from Canada, plus per-
sonnel officers in all public
jurisdictions, holds its annual
conference in New York City
On October 1927.
INSTITUTE - The Civil
Service Commission will con-
duct a 7-day institute for Gov
ernment career science execu-
tives starting October IL at
Stone House, National Insti-
tutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.
y *&
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - Ed
ward Cottrell, the Army's as
iSistant information chief, has
been given the exceptional ci-
villain service award by Army
Secretary Brucker :. The Fed
eral Conference on EmplOye Re-
aations has elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Teresa Wren,
Interiors Geological Survey,
chairman; William Cassell, Ma
tional Labor Relations Board,
vice chairman; William Biehl,
ijr., Agriculture, recording Sec
Hetary; Mrs. Birdie Lou Arnold,
Veterans Administration, cor
responding secretary; Thomas
'Diggin, Army; Arthur Nygard,
VA; Mrs. Helen Strohkarck,
Navy: members at large;
Rollin Burns, National Sc
curity Agency; program COM
mittee chairman; Seth Jack
son, Agriculture's Forest Serv-
ice, research committee chair
man; and Mrs. Constance Man.
chester, Navy by laws commit
tee chairman The Bureau of
Naval Personnel has given in
Evening star., 1960-09-25

risome about the current OUT
flow Of gold. The United States
gold stock has been reduced by
1854 million since July /.
There is no loss of substance
to the country through the out
fiow Of gold" he said. because
1t stems from short-term capi-
tai movements, which are
transitory, and from American
investments abroad, which add
to the Nations basic assets"
Evening star., 1960-09-25
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Job Impact Foctor
Urged in Fixing Pay
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

The Civil Service Commission has told Federal agencies
to give attention to the impact Of the the job
in determining his classification and salary
Too much emphasis is sometimes given nature and
duty Of the position and too little to the kind performance
an empoye gives to the job, the csc said
letter distributed all agencies the csc said the
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
DN.

OPEN suNpIY. as
Sg07 Carroll ave. 3 blks. west Of
Langley shopping eenter-3-bed-
Ym., rec. rm. powder Fn.. semi
Ryan. WI. 2-sD42, with
N. PAUL tIANNAN NE. S-4100
LANGLEY PARK. only Sl5,750
FLA approved; 3-bedTm., 1s-hath
brick Colonial; huge iiy. rm. VI
Well;to-wan carpet and air con-
"A GOOD BUY"
Full walk-out basmt. w/daEgline
rec. rm., immaculate cond i'm
mediate oceupany; walk dist. u
W. j. iNHiiccfHioLAs HE. $1,000
LANGLEY PARK, only Si6,95O-
3-bedrm. brick Colonial wars
BONUS LIVING"
fully EQUIP. kit. sep. din. I'm.
storm windows, etc.
W. ]. NICHOLAS HE. 4-100t
LUXURY RAMBLER, River I'd. :
300. GLENN REALTY Co, RA
6-2942, Ho.. 2-4999.
MIAN0R CLUE on bsautitaL l;asr,, I,
DREAM HoME COMPLETE"
gear garage, den. formal din. IIn:
assume fabulous financing; fui
price only S42,50O.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-100(
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Preciou
cottage on lge. wooded lot. 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.; firepl., 26x16 fam
| lily rm. 20 Minis. TO White House
Sl7,5O0. Ewes, OIL. 4.2760.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BMQpen

3-bedrm. .-and d-den hrk. fpmbIer; z
baths, hrel., full bsmt., gas, hot
water. base-board heat: lovely
home on nice lot for large family;
DfR.: Rte. s55 to walnut Hill. right
on Westland DR.. TO open sign
HENRY w. BECRAFT
Realtor WI. 9-029s
GEORGETOWN CHARM AND PRI'
VACY for those who seek diBtinc
Burn. Tree Club area. Stun. .spac.
step-down nv. rrn., centrally al
eond,, pVt. karden. OIL, 0-967O.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
NoUsEs eoR sALE-MD.

nEART or sTLvKR sPRTNG--Im-
maeulate Groom rambler on cor
ner lot: full basement; askins
BkERs dsS1S 1SSRorHERs Ju. 6.7e1C
Evening star., 1960-10-16

EpdEMooR AREA: MIp..0sI
7e0S MARION LANE = OPEN
SUN, 1-6. Beautiful, big.
brick center hall Colonial with
heavy slate roof; 1st-FLOOR
POWDER ROOM: 3 lovely bed
rms, . baths on 2nd floor:
full basement, garage, screened
porch; exceptionally fine lot on
Q nice quiet street. Out-of-town
os.. cwnsr urges aIisk Ti'Ix sale!
Sesr iefs To Moorland. n S'Gh Pieht Hfne; t.
Bradford, WI. 6-7771.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE IN
THE pIsTING,uIsHED SS,ITI - HAM; :
GLENDALE ROAD-OPEN TO-
DAY 1.6. Handsome rambler
on Q perfectly beautiful corner
lot Of nearly "a acre. The lot
alone should be worth nearly
100000. There are so trees.
Home includes 3 bedrooms and
2 baths PLUS den and powder
room on the one floor. Fabu.
lous kitchen, approx. ,14x1S.
Enormous full basement, big
SCREENED porch. oversize garage.
Wonderful convenience, one
block from Columbia club
and Conn. ave. transportation.
LOW 40sl Conn. ave. extended
/ block beyond ast-,West hwy.
to Club drive, right to Glen
dale, left to home. Mr.. Saw
czyn, OIL. 6-1617.
EXCLUSIVE wEsTwooD
BEDROOMS, DEN, REcREA-
TION ROOM, 3 BATHS:
LOWER 40s; 54O3 NEWING-
TON ROAD. OPEN TODAY,
1-6. Brand-new bi-level and
one of the finest built homes
you will ever see! White brick
with slate roof, 2 fireplaces,
big screened porch Near pub
lie and parochial schools, West
wood shopping center, Ken
wood Club. Mass ave. to Crom-
well, right to Springfield dr.,
right to Newington, right to
6403. Mr.. Measell, OIL. 4-2575.
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD, $500
RIDGE ROAD-OPEN TODAY
AND SUM-, 1-6. Immaculate,
3-bedroom 2-bath rambler, on
a beautiful lot with over 100
It. frontage. True center hall,
full basement. LOWER eos:
MAKE OFFERl Bradley blvd.
to Valley dr.. lat Hillmead
sion(. right tn Ridge, right to
$500. Mr.. Bortz, EN-. 5-336S.
BETHEsDA-NEw, QUALITY
ROAD OPEN TODAY, 1-6.
Brand new, 3-bedroom, 2H-
bath brick rambler that truly
is something to see. Marvellous
quality and finished to abso-
lutte perfection. True center
hall, seperate fuil-size din.
rm,, indescribable Kitchen, full
DoSs@id'l SDi.nSid lOt 7sSiaS. Bradley
blvd. to Valley DR.. Cat Hill
mead sign, right to s707. Mr.
Hortz, EN-. 5-3366.
RIVER HILL, 800 WIssIo-
1.6: SUN, 1l-6. Brand-new
beauty by Frank s. Phillips in
our new development on the
banks Of the Potomac. FIVE
BUILT - -FOUR SOLD AL.
READY! Handsome Colonial
bi-level on q lovely wooded lot
8 bedrooms, 2la baths, 2 de-
lightful porches, built-in ga
rage and fabulous clubroom
with fireplace and bar. MID
30s Wonderful close-in con-
venience to downtown, public
and parochial schools. Ken
wood Club. Mass. ave. ext. ia
Sangamore (at firehousel, left
to Madawaska, right to Wisso-
ming, left to 5100. Mr.. Morris
OIL. 4-0027
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n60pen
OPEN sun. 2-s
MASS. AVE. AREA
THOMAS Z. PHILLIPS q co.
10 6-lnlA

DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. /
block past D. C. line, right on
jamestown rd.. right on Eodmau
I'd. to house.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

6ARNEsT0WN AREA-6-Fm., Ia
bath home on q acre with trees
and nice shrubs, lots Of good
outbldgs. and good-looking place.
Needs some work but has posi-
bilities. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HeusEs BON sALE-Mn.
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN / TO
S25,T5O

Brick rambler; 3 bedTms:,
sssssD; ssssssiiGS css sSu iSSsl SssAiy win iaa
ardson. BH 2.S0s2 on
Wise. ave. g hlks, north Of
p. c. line TO Hunt ave, and
Open Hcnse At 4e0i Aant
4ys. J.elMCSLsoN HUGHES
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Real Estate Service Since 1eas
MCJC AREA-Mid-2O's. Brick ram.
equip. kit. with table space; day.
light Walk-out bsmt.: new wall-tos
wall carpet and other extras; level
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
TOP-VALUE GUIDE!

FIRST RREsENTATIoN-sn-
YER SPRING, 4O2 ROYALTON
ROAD. OPEN SUN, 1-6 =
S17,950. Should sell Instantly
Immaculate. 3-bedroom, Ia.
bath brick rambler on q beau.
tiful fenced lot. Quiet street
near -Four Corners shopping
and within easy walking dis
tance OF public and parochial
schools. Living room with fire-
place, huge all-electric kitchen
with dishwasher, disposal and
din. space; lge.- rec. rm. in full
bsmt.; delightful tree-shaded
patio Colesville rd. to Univer-
sity blvd. left to Dennis, right
to Royalton, right to 402. Mr..
Samuel Pardoe. Wo. 6-43S5.
BETHESDA BEDROOMS. Q
BATHS: Low 90si 5917 WAL
TON RoAD-oPEN SUM-. 1-6.
Charming, brick Cape Cod, in
a beautiful neighborhood with
wide paved streets and side
walks; full basement, large
screened porch: lovely fenced
lot with nice trees. Highly
convenient for all schools,
NH and Naval Med. Center.
. Old GEORGETOWN rd., left on
Beech avs. right on Singleton
dr., left on walton. Mr.. Chas.
Pardoe, OIL. 4-4792.
BETHESDA, BEAU TIFUL
CLoSE-IN LANDoM SCHOOL
AREA, 7101 WHITTIER BLVD.
OPEN SUN. 1-6. Big brick
split:leyel. Priced in Low.
Low 30s! 3 bedrooms. pa
baths. Features a large family
room with massive stone fire-
place, large all-elec. kitchen,
basement, carport. Bradley
Whittier. left to home. Mr..
Kibbey, OIL. 6-5947.
NORTH CHEVY cHAsE-READ
CAREFULLYl-3405 INVFR-
NESS DRIVE-OPEN SUN,
1-6. Big brick-and- -stone BIZ
level. overlooking a beautiful
estate in q fine neighborhood
not far from Columbia Club.
Wide center hall, liv. rm.,
15x27; large paneled library;
3 big bedrooms and . baths on
upper level: private din. rm.
with picture window, family
room, 15x22, also with picture
window: large kitchen, 4th
bedroom and :ird full bath on
lower level. Vacant and re-
decorated. Asking SEQ. .500l
Conn. aye. to Kensinston
to 3405. Mr.. Wade, Wo. g.
TEMPLE STREET. OPEN SUN,
1-G--one cf the loveliest.
cleanest homes we have ever
offered Yard and landscaping
are truly works OF art; . bed
rooms and bath on 1st floor;
beautiful big dormitory room
and "a bath on End floor. No
inner young:family environ
ment anywherel MID-20s!
Bradley blvd. to Valley drive
iat Hillmead signl, right to
Temple. right to 6115, Mr..
Giard, EN-. 3-3694.
ANOTHER UNBELIEVABLE
sso7 sSa prSUNLoPs sA STREET RAEFEI r
OPEN SUNDAY, I-6. We
cannot recall when one Of
these big 4-bedroom Colonials
was last available in LOWER
40sl Beautiful stone and white
clapboard construction with
heavy slate roof; library end
powder room on lst floor: 4 big
bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd
floor; hall stairway to unfin-
tshed 3rd floor; large screened
porch, a-car attached garage.
One OF the choice lots Of the
community, S0xl35 Conn. ave.
beyond East-West highway to
Dunlop, right to 1907. Mr..
Murray, Oh. 6-S070.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO., INC
III 5.20OO

AAAAfAAfAANDAA4A AAAsHe 80 91AN4 -AAS y
bedrms., baths.
BUILDERS CLoSEoUT"
Formal din, rms, de luxe kits. fully
finished bsmts, wLree. rms, en-
trance foyer and pGtios, priced for
W. 1mIeSi :. SIcHoLHs :Htc AS HE. $1,000
IHILLANDALE AREA-Excel. value,
3-bedrm. brick rambler. den. fre-
Place: hsmt; with with ,st rec; rIn, 1n.,n out. ".
take trades. HUGH 7. PECK. HE.
"PlE ALABAMIE BOUND" SO take
advantage Of large loan on ms
brick split-level, located close tc
Rockville Pike, for easy committing
to acc, NH, etc. Air cond.. WV
CARPET and drapes are the extras
8 bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm, din
| rTn.. table space kit, rec. rm. with
| fireplace. Asking SD 800. Sligo
REALTY, Realtors. JU. $4,000.
KEMP MILL = Assume $4,000,
z349s loan: 3 bedrms., plus den,
paneled rec. rm., = " baths; fenced.
wooded lot: carport. Only S24,-
500. C: :; FLETCHER open 9-9'
KENSINGTON-oI's so dn. ant
move in, payments less than rent
Adorable 2-bedrm. Il paneled
home that overlooks recreation
area, close TO bus, schools anC
shopping. S1O.95O AND oK'D
KIN iDRusKIN & CO. Open til Q
1900 viers Mil Rd. 10. 5-2OOi
KENslNGIoN. Older. spacious 2
rms. with room for fourth bed
room. Large hV. rm.; sep. din
rm; full bSmt; Coed eond; Qnll
coRP.' Lo. 4-sS1O.
KENsNGT0N, Rock Greek Palisade
seetion-Sale BY owner. Open Sun
l-6, pm. 5-bedroom brick Cap
Cod. kitchen, bath. living room
to-wall carpeting thToughout. Clos
praisal $4,000, sell for less. Ou
. Conn. ave. to Kensinston and lef
on new Port Mil road two block
and bear left on Denfeld for
blocks to Spruel and left to 410s
Out Georgia ave. and Bear left Of
i Viers Mil to End trafdc light an
left on Newport Mil 8 blocks 3
Denfeld and right on Denfeld t
6pruen and left TO 410e.
KENSINGTON, walk to Wheaton
Plaza - Lovely 3-bedrm. home
sep. din. .rm., lge. kit, convenien
to everything. Completely Ancho
fenced. Buy with low. low dowi
payment Of $500, Full price SIS.
500 500 ,,L 10; s S-Sss5; Ss 9nvo Open &c e.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CHEVY CHASE
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
OPEN SUN. 1-o

BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
OPEN SUN. 1-e
QUALITY PLUS In this
newly decorated MetEler-
built home. Conven. to trang-
portatton. elementary schools
and Fairgrounds. DESIGNED
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING.
Large liy. room, family din:
room, library, screened
porch. de luxe kit. with eat-
Ing area. 3 bedrnas., 2 baths
on lat; 2 spacious bedrms..
sitting room and bath on
end. Ground-level 40-ft. rec.
room with fireplace, maids
room and bath. gear "a.
rage; 5-ton central air con.
ditioning. VACANT--0UICK
POSSESSION. Priced IN sos
subject to offer. Directions:
Out Conn, ave. to Chevy
Chase circle. right on West:
ern ave. TO- Winnett rd., left
blks. to home. Ethel DIS,
EN-. a-4e66 on premises.
2-740
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOUSES FoR saLf--MD.

CONN. AVE. KsT--Tmmaculate 3
bedrIi. brk. rambler; de luxe kit,
dishWasher, disposal, ETC.: Av.. rm.
WIhrepI.; bsmt. wIexlt: storm
sash. ofi-st. parking, fenced yard;
mr.. Wheaton Plaza, tfansp., AL
schools Terrific q iSCd sEy, e $l7.s3Se; 3o:.r. AS
a53a CfeenIy 81, Open 1-dark,
ALLEN REAEToR. 10. b-l950.
CONN. AVE, Kstate-speeicus 4.
bedrms., 9 full baths, brick Cape
COD. With SEP. din. rm. Assume
with modest down pymt. 9lGLEh
and CO.. ST. 3-72s2, OIL. 4-2439:
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Adorable
2-bedrm. brick home has sep, din
rm,. glass-enclosed porch and rec
room. Sl2,950, oKp 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSK1N a. CO.
4 4 0nn nfarg HEf1l nA IN h-000E
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CHEVY CHASE

FIRST OFFERING
custom built brick Co
lonial on . private HILLTOP with
an unsurpassed view. Many fea-
lures are: 4 bedrms., 3la baths,
30-ft. fam. rm., SOFT. rec. rm.,
porch, patios and gear gar. En-
tire property encompassed in
abundance Of shrubbery. Amount
Of acreage desired may be optional
VIII appeal only to the most dis
eliminating. For information and
TO inspect. call Frank shultg, OIL.
4146o; with H. GLENN GARV1N,
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

Open 1-6-3217 Coquelin Ter.
4 hedrms., study. sun rm., breakfast
rm., rec. rIli., maids rIn.; gar: 3h
baths. Priced low. $3.50 OIL.
suBuRBAN HOME REALTY
Evening star., 1960-10-16

CHEVY CHASE, Old Rollin5Iood,
center hall, 5 bedrpns,, 2 baths,
tiled powder rm:., hrst mr.; lge.
liv. Ym. with hrepl.. screened side
porch, 22x12 attached aarage
Close e SCHOOLS. large lot; igll
TAN. SsIpt. 0pkE; 0p Es;.SsSS sS o. = d sUlll'
Evening star., 1960-10-16
RousEs bon sALE-Mb.

CHEyx CHAsE-Eirst etisrins; old
decor; 10 lge. rms; close To every
party: SEE. 500; TO inspect Be
THEsDA HOMES. NC, 10. 4
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CHAPTES n. JAMISON

Poolesvilie. Nd, WI. e-9223
or 301-DI. 9-3262
CHEAPER THAN RENT-Five-rm.
colonial; hsmt. and Ancher-5ence6
month O. pD. 10. 5-2990.
HUGH r. PICK, 1l246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CUNN. AVE.-AENsINUNUN
NEW, $19,950

OPEN SUNDAY, go
Extremely attrae. new brick ram
rm., firepl., kit. with table space
Dayiieht bsmt. Dir: Conn ave
past Kensington shops, left Lex.
lngton, right Newport MIL, left
Mapleviev. left on WoodridRe u
home.
HnDEsRANp co. JU: e-sssC
CONN. AVE.-Magniilcert rambler
huge .GI loan. dream rec. rni:
FEsTcHsS, is1sfS Aes; SD.S SD.S ~. ls'aeoos ho ss77
conn. AVE. PARK-3 bedrms.
GE kit, sep. din. rm.,. very At
tractivo rec. I'm. and Gen. lQvei!
corner lot; only Sle,2b0. Eas'
saaoo saouNKiN MIN 3 Co, 10. 4-so2s
CONTEMPORARY BRK. BI-LEvEI
-FOUR CORNERS, NorthwOod are
--Desiened By David NJ. Condor
3 bedrms., Ia. eolored tile
baths: cath. ceiling and glas
gables; frepl.: solid plaster int
finish; all-redwood custom de
signed rec. rnl., air eend. an
hsated; with built-tn bar en-
flores. lightins; traverse draperie
throughout: hedged and fence
lot: bus at door; S20,9S0. OWNER
JO. S-OIOo.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
A LITTLE LATE :

NORMAN. Okla. (Aol - A letter
received at the University of Okla
homa bore a Great Britain post
mark and cancellation message
which read, Help expedite the
delivery of mail by addressing ac-
curately and clearly" The letter
was addressed to a man who had
retired in 1941 ard died in 1851.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
BEAT ART STOLEN

COLUMBUS. Ohio (P1 - Police
reported a burglar smashed or
stole from an art show here mis-
lcellaneous articles classified as
works of art by beatniks value
Undetermined.