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The Republican., 1960-12-29

ference as irrelevant This should
also include an open statement
thac socialism is not acceptable as
a solution to old age problems in
a free society. The Commission
must recognize that Social Securi-
ty in a free society determined to
remain free must not go beyond
actuarial insurance. 1t is not as
device for creation of a Super
State. If the Commission is unWill-
ing TO adopt this resolution, then
ask of you in honesty that you
so state publicity and bring this
thing out for the public on the
question of Constitutional amend
ment.
Second. To undertake the Solu-
ton of special economic problems
arising from industrial severance
at a chronological age by first APP
preaching the source of the prob
lem-big industry. | respectfully
White House Conference a pro-
posal for inviting the chiefs of
all the great industries and the
chiefs of the great labor unions
to meet in congress to determine
what they can and should do to
meet this problem. This problem
is actually creature of big in
dustry Big industry should be
given formal opportunity - and
deadline-to work it out If in
dustry is unable or unwilling to
contribute to the solution of the
economic ills of its older en-
ployeS, then it would be proper
for the Commissions and the vari-
Gus Governments to see what addi-
tional legislation is needed to
keep the concentration of capital
from imposing on rights of the in
dividual within the framework of
due process of law. l believe in
dustry should be made aware of
Governor TaWeS commendable
action in this respect Private in
dustry must recognize its public
obligation by not creating public
problems. Legislation indicated
may be in form to help industry
meet its private obligation.
IlIU. L recommended lldt tlC
statement in the Report of the
Legislative Council Committee be
submitted to the citizen of Mary
land by referendum:
that the problems of the aged
in large measure are beyond
the capabilities of individuals,
their families or private phil
anthrOpy to solve, it has now
become the responsibility of
the State TO give leadership
in solving them
| say this is communism for one
segment of our society, the rest
to follow in short order. | believe
the people of Maryland should not
make a fundamental change in
Government through representa-
tives but should pass on it indi-
Vidually
NOTE-Copies of this letter
were sent to president elect Ken
nedy. Gov. TaWes, u. S. Senator
Glenn Beall, and U. S. Senator
John Marshall Butler.
The Republican., 1960-12-29

lightcncd. II is darkness. 1t is not
charity. 1t is tyranny. 1t is not
Cody It is atheism however
shocking this may sound to the do
goodcr. Special class legislation
ignores the Magma Charta, repudi-
ates the Declaration of Independ-
encc and offers the MarXist Rev
olution as a substitute for the
American Revolution.
The Commission knows that
some countries, like Free China,
vcncrate age as family custom
It is considered a blessing by the
family. 1t is not a curse to be
dealt with by legislative prescrip-
ton
Some OF the problems the Com
mission is dabbling with are ques-
tiOns dealing with where older per-
sons should live. The socialistic
mumbo-iumbO phrase - Housing
reservoir - appears. | do not be-
lievc this is or ever was a proper
business of the State or Federal
Government. l do not believe that
it is any of the business of the
State whether | live with my grown
children or whether | live alone.
| do not believe it is any of the
business of the State TO tell me
what l should do with my free
time - whether | am young or old
Docs the Commission want to get
the State into these things? |
should like TO ask each member
of the Commission to make a
statement in writing on this point
so that the people Of Maryland
will know.
The most significant single state
mcnt at the College Park Confer
Cncc is that the State should
meet the needs of all citizens re-
gardlcss of age" If the Governor
meant by this statement that the
State must preserve and defend
Constitutional safeguards to each
citizen - regardless of age = it
is the statement of elementary
patriotism. If the bureaucrat is
permitted to twist this statement
as call for the State to meet
and include spiritual, emotional,
The Republican., 1960-12-29
Opposes Trend of
Planners on Aging

The following is letter from
Frank Peters, local business man
stating his views on the problem
of the aging and opposing the
present trend" toward a super
state.
Maryland State Commission on
the Aging
408 State Office Building
30l West Preston Street
Baltimore l, Maryland
Attention: Honorable Margaret c.
SchWcinhaut, Chairman
Gentlemen:
have attended the Conference
ON Aging held in Garrett County
and also the State Conference at
College Park The reports of other
ConfClc cnce Proceedings on Aging
have been available. | am deeply
concerned
The White House Conference on
Aging, which is to be the capstonC
for future planning here and else
where, promulgates for its plan
ming the following;
1. The most cherished desire of
older persons is to remain as
independent as possible for as
long as possible;
?. Older persons have the right
to free choice, and the obliga-
tions of self help in planning
their own futures;
70,
The Republican., 1960-12-29
Aurora-Eglon
DELAYED

Delayed
Mrs. Olive BeCkman, Aurora. is
a medical patient in the Preston
Memorial hospital. Her husband,
John BeCkman, who had been a
patient for number of weeks in
a MorgantoWn hospital returned
Wednesday to their home at Au-
lora.
Thurrill Pat Ball, who had
been surgical patient in the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
returned last week to his home
near Horse Shoe Run.
Mrs Raymond Martin, near
State Line, is a patient in the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
since she fell at her home and re-
ceivcd fractures of an arm and a
dislocated shoulder. Her sister
Miss Elizabeth Martin was taken
this week to the same hospital
as a medical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Make
Washington announce the birth of
their first child, seven and one
half pound daughter born Decem-
Der 10, in the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital. Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Tcets. EglOn, are the ma
ternal grandparents and Mrs.
Theta Make, Gnegy Church, and
the late Mr.. Make are the pattern
al grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Helmick,
Eglon are visiting at the home of
a member of their family in Graf
ton. Mr. Helmick remains ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fike and
family, Eglon, we're Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. Fixes par
ents, the Rev, and Mrs. Silas Kirk,
Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilt, Eglon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harsh,
Brookside. visited John Beckman
in MorgantoWn hospital and
Mrs John Beckman in a KingWood
hospital Sunday. Mrs Bcckman is
a sister to Mrs. Wilt and Mr.
Harsh. Mrs. Mabel Warren, who
is employed in rest home at
MorgantOWn, returned with them
to the home of their uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Page Schrock,
Aurora, for a visit
A milk house belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. John Teets, near Eglon
was partially destroyed by fire
very early Monday morning. For
a while it seemed doubtful that
the dairy barn could be saved
due to the severe weather condi-
ton and farm ponds being frozen
The Republican., 1960-12-29

intellectual and economic needs,
il would be the call for a Con-
stitutional Convention to abandon
individual liberty for the Super
State. | call to your attention that
under the socialism Of Adolph
Hitler even an attempt was made
to meet the sex need of the citi-
zen by the State. l know in my
heart that Governor TaWeS was
not inviting this conclusion. 1t was
most significant also that the Gov
ernor, in removing an arbitrary re-
tirement date for State employees,
did so with the express purpose of
affording equal opportunity. 1t was
not done in order to put a yoke
on one group to support a special
group
The political issues present a
challenge to Maryland unequalled
since the federation Act 1t is the
question of slavery versus freedom.
The question is not old age
The Legislative Act creating the
Commission is accepted as an eX-
preston of the citizens of Mary
land to study special problems
arising from increasing longevity.
II was not license to foster class
legislation. If industry is creating
a special problem, industry should
be brought before the bar of
public opinion.
recommend that the Commits
sion go to the White House Con-
ference with following resolutions:
First To support the Constitu-
tion of the United States of Ameri-
ca and swear not to subvcrt the
equal protection guaranteed every
one. This should include a rcsolu-
tion to reject the concepts" sug-
geSted for the White House Con-
The Republican., 1960-12-29

The number of federal prisoners
increased in 1860 for 11th consecu-
tive year. The total was 23, 100 first
week of December.
Another rise in food prices up
ped living costs to record level
in November.
Tito of Yugoslavia blamed China
for the Red summit attack on that
country.
The Republican., 1960-12-29

pretty deep. The Oakland and
Rowlesburg Fire Departments re-
spondcd to the call Neighbors re-
moved the live stock to safety.
The Republican., 1960-12-29

THURSDAY, DECEMBER %. 1860
The Republican., 1960-12-29

The Republican was established
in 1877. 1t is the only newspaper
published i'm Garrett County.
The Republican., 1960-12-29

Entered at the Post Office at
Oakland, Maryland, as sccond-class
mail matter.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
S9O-S135

Immediately available. . or 3-bed-
room houses Choice location ir
nearby Falls Church, Alexandria
Arlington area Newly decorated
close to schools. shops. etc.
LAD CuNGnNr pnAIrY
Evening star., 1960-04-20

SUyER SPRING-6-rm brick rom
bier. close in, mr.. St. Johns
School; sen. din. rm, table space
in kit. full bsmt corner lot e.
WOODSIDT REALTY CO., JU.
n-f4in Onen til o D m
Evening star., 1960-04-20

woodstock tE AoEkcY fkeIES corr.
JU. b-7100 Q to
Evening star., 1960-04-20

HOME in the city, On
l1-aere tract, opposite Army
Navy Country Club: : bedrms d.,
D baths, tremendous liv. rm., din.
large family or group: $3.50 per
mo. OV. 3-20S2.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HUGH T PECK
KENsINGTON-PARKwOOD

3-oedrm. brick rambler; large liv.
nm, din. area, large kitchen, dis
poSal, diShwaSher, rec. rm. and
SIGLER A. CO. IO 4-S2S3
Evening star., 1960-04-20

SPRINGFIELD-Impressive. brick
and-stoRe split-level, in exclusive
area; has center hall, lge liv. rm.
with frepl, formal din. rm., fam
lily kitchen, den. bedrms.. . full
baths, rec. rm. with frepl., powder
rm., scr. porch and sarage; car
peting and draperies incl. Low 4Os.
WIN. D IrCAS Co OIL R-saRs
Evening star., 1960-04-20
BETHESDA CHOICES

MRS. WARD OIL. s-4a3
Evening star., 1960-04-20
S18.500.00

4 bedrooms. - baths, lgXl3 family
room, l4xl3 dining room, l9Xl >
living room; entire yard fenced
This is the home for a large fam
ily, located near Four Corners,
this JIM Shingle home has hot
water heat. Better act now on
this one.
LOVE TO ENTERTAIN
Then don't miss this beautiful,
spacious, 3-bedroom. i2-bath ram
bier: separate dining room, rec
reation room with fireplace and
"a bath with garage. Close TO
transportation. schools and shop
ping; excellent close-in location
Priced, S25,95n.
James C. Conley & Co.
a525 GA. AVE, JU. 9-4134 Til 9
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-3-bed-
rm. center-entT. rambler on lge.
wooded lot over 200 It. deep; spa
cious rec. rm in full out-of-eround
bsmt.; mid-3Os. GEO w ROB
ERTSON. Realtor. 1886 Wis ave.
OIL. 2-2l23; after 6 call EN-. 3
n@-n
Evening star., 1960-04-20

HEIGHTS, 736 UPsAI
ST. S.E.-Sl15. 3 bedrms.. 81.
baths; semidet. brick: full bsmt.
newly decorated. JOHN L. SHEL.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

White masonry "a bedrm. Cape
Cod with = baths; lGx?S liv. rm
jalousied porch. full bsmt.. det.
garage; lot 75Xl6O with trees. As
1mmed. occupancy.
HUGGINS e. HARRISON. INC.
Realtors LO $4,000 Til q
Evening star., 1960-04-20

hO0n 4. EENhs ~ p---'fFV
SHOPPERS DELIGHT, midway
Silver Spring Hecht's and Wheat
or PlaZa-Beautifully maintained
sll-hrick rambler on level lot mr.
public and parochial schools 2
large bedrooms, all-electric table,
space Kitchen. veStibule entrsnCe,
fully finished basement with bath
and fireplace: SG0.45O. Owner will
give quick possession. A. J. KES-
SINGER 4. co Ill O-AndA
Evening star., 1960-04-20

SILVER SPRING. 7lO DRYDEN st.
,iEhtful 4-bedrm brick land frame
Cape Cod. Complete all-electric
kitchen: Anchor fenced ward with
patio and trees: many extras.
COFFMAN REALTY CO. JU. O..
4 1.ll or nmns III S.1A
Evening star., 1960-04-20

CHEVY CHASE = Luxurious, air.
situated on a large, beautifully
lsndscaped lot; living rm. l5x3O
it., LARGE library; big. enclosed
porch room: lovely dining room,
huge modern kitchen. 4 excellent
bedrooms, garage. Priced in sos.
Call JAMES T. sCHWAB. EN-. -
Evening star., 1960-04-20
KENwoop:sUMNER AREA: on
LOOK WHAT
500 nnn RIIYS

A 3-bedroom. 3-bath home with
large den, separate dining room,
fireplace in living room, kitchen
recreation room with picture win
dow, large brick patio with out
door fireplace-sll this on q lot
with large trees close-in Silver
Spring. Seeing is believing.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

BETHESDA-Nr. NH, very clean
3-5edTm l-bath brick rambler:
! BLK. 20 bus lss rec I'm F5A
Really. OIL. 4-l4l5.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
FOREST GLEN RD. AND GEoRGIA
lK $4,000

Perfect location for bike riding,
roller skating and summer activ-
tiles, stones throw from schools
and library. Full bsmt. all-brick
Cape Cod. For appt. call
HILDEBRAND Co. JU. a-sSsO
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(coRTINUEol
BETHESDA
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS
BETHESDA

JOSEPH s. DEvEREUx. INC.
REALIIOR In S-AQSl
Evening star., 1960-04-20

1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. $1,000
BURNING TREE MANoR-Ideal
for industry representative or any
one who must entertain on the
srand scale. Lovely ranch-type
home on . acres Includes a living
room 25y36 with EFT. ceiling:
banuuet-sized dining room l6x20,
indescribable clubroom approx.
@0x4O; 3-car gar. Will consider
S25.O00 down Call Mr.. Rhodes
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
Evening star., 1960-04-20

GLEN HILLS-Three-be custom
brick; BEST WE'VE HAD THIS
YEAR. Two baths, de luxe kit
rec. nm, tree-shaded a acre:
priced in low 30s, TRADES IN
VIIED. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CHEVY CHASE-4-bedrm., 2-bath
S235 mo. 55l9 Conn. ave. NV.
An O-n1OO
Evening star., 1960-04-20
MASS. AVE. EXT.
6f@gGn
Right In
~ MEAnnW HITTs

AT MEADOW HILLS
Modern, attractive, spacious livine
in these new ramblers and split
levels. some with immediate oc-
cupancy All facilities and schools
within walking distance Priced
from $1,000 and UP New GI,
FHA and bank financing. For the
treat of your lifetime. visit these
quality homes today. Open daily
10 til $40 pm Directions. North
on Viers Mil rd. TO Twinbrook
parkway. right to model MONIES.
TWINBROOK DEVELOPMENT
CORP.
GA. 4-534a
NEAR WHEATON PLAZA. ENJOY
SPRINGTIME IN A SPLIT LEVEL
Several To choose from Priced
from Sls.5OO to S@2.j0U 4 bed J.
rms. . full baths, family kit. and
rec. rm Please call for appoint
ment to inspect these lovely
HUGH T. PECK
11246 GA. AVE 10 5-2aa0
PARKwOOD-3-bedrm brick ram
bier: liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. over
looking beaut. terrace garden: all
elsc. kit. ser. porch, full bsmt.
with rec. I'm priced at sci $50
o ?. SMITH & BROS. CO., INC,
Oh. 2-647s.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

SIL. SPG.: 500 dn.-4 -bedrm.. .
bath Cape Cod; bsmt., rec. nm:
block transp, schools, shops:
5;25O. -
Evening star., 1960-04-20

SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm III
bath brick rambler: SEP. din. rm..
ing. Nr Har-Tzeon Temnle
c. p. FLETCHER 10. 5-A677
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALBEMARLE ST.-WESTMORELAND
HILLS-Ftrst offering Of fine
center-hsll Colonial residence in
this superior area Of beautiful
homes Featuring lovely living rm
with. fireplace, large dining rm..
small den and powder rm. Un-
usually attractive downstairs fam
stairs with loads Of closet space
and > tiled baths. Owner moving
to suburbia. has priced this lovely
home at only S42,5OO. VIII sell
Immediately. Gail our uptown Of
fice, KE. 1-lSO0 til q latter 4.
call OIL. 6-2650. Exclusive with
SHANNON &; LUCHS CO
ALL SOLD OUT and we need homes.
When buying or selling, call lucky
Lo. 5-S7ll. Your home will sell
quicker when viewed on our Col
RALPH ali b COIN, 1o SSH
All This for 1900 Down
Is sia5 fsH%efs per mo Brick aSDBed s6edrm sSG sDt
Ssmt.. exit. Adijoinsi ms sliso io'i PARK. GS'H'
Radcliff Rlty., JU. 8-7744
Ewes, JU. 5-12e4 VIII. 6-3.37
ALMOST COMPLETED = Country
home with 3 large, bedrms., >
baths, daylight walk-out bsmt..
carport; an attractive rambler on
a l-acre level lot: should go
quickly for S24,150. RIPLEY CO.,
JU. 5-6ll1.
ASPEN HILL PARK-Imagine a A.
bedrm., 9l2-bath split-leyel only
: yrs. old; l blk to elem. school,
fenced yard, lge. Gl loan may
be assumed payments only Sl37
per mo. Call for appt. to see.
YOUNK1N & co. 10. 4-SO22
BETHESDA = Spacious 4-bedroom
Dutch Colonial home on S5X1 so
it lot in close-in Battery Park,
easily accessible to everything I;
large Twins rm., sep. dining rm,
1st. floor den and screened porch,
fulI nd.inI 6smt: snd sarsse; STs 9 Il excel f.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. .-al7n til o
ASSUME LARGE I1a% CT LOAN,
on this charming rancher Lo-
Gated in a flne family section, it
Wheaton Plaza. schools and bus.
2 bedrms., IA. baths, living rm..
large enough for a baby grand
piano: separate dining rm., cleo
trio kitchen: fabulous knotty-pine
rec, rm. and featuring YEAR
ROUND AIR CONDITIONING
Priced at only S2O,50O. Just call
our Maryland ofice, 10. 5-0S44
til Il pm. evenings call EN-
2-@33n.
SHANNON L. LUCHs
BEAUTIFULLY KEPT! 3 bedrms.
> baths, patio near bsmt. exit;
large lot; close to park: first
Sl9,500 takes it. RIPLEY CO.,
JU. 5-S11l.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
stm
CLASSIFIED
Ii. 5000
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Mr.. Johns Hopkins-NOL
New Homes From 500 q50
PARKWOOD RAMBLER

with a sweeping 95-ft. lot with
lovely shrubs for complete privacy;
bedrms., full bsmt., pstios front
and rear and located only ! block
from main BetheSda-KenSinEton
route; Sl7.a5O. SUBURBAN PROP
ERTIES MGT., 10 5-2S6O
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
DET. BRICK sPLTT-IEyEL
AVENUES, NJ

] Wash. Sanitarium: 5-bedrm.. .
bath brk. Cape Cod with rec rm
vacant: bargain-priced. Sl6.95O
] BEERS RR0c III 6@gfO
Evening star., 1960-04-20
GLENMONT
G1 mn nONIIAI

Lovely detached 4-bedroom home
hnlshed rec. room with kitchen
fenced; many extras. assume loan
asking S16,500.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W.
CLEVELAND PIX,

4-bedrm., 2-bath brick semide-
tached; vacant. for immed. occup.;
Ice. Nv rm-, sep. din. rm., Ice
kit; gas h.-w. heat: full bsmt-,
priced in mid 20S. with flexible
terms. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN- 3-1sOO: ewes, WO. 6-4l62
DUMBARTON FOXHALL AREA
Charming tovnhouse with a rea,
Georgetown" atmosphere. As
matter of fact, this delightful To-
cation is considered by some TO bt
q part of Old Georsetown. The
lot actDally borders the beautiful
Glover-Archbold Park. The homt
is Of brick With massive slate roof
Features a large step-down draw
ing room with fireplace that i'm
parts wonderful feeling of pri'
vscy and seelusion-right neal
the heart of town. There are :
bedrms. and . baths on second
floor: S33.95O. FRANK s. PHIL.
LIPS, INC, DI. 7-I41l; ewes.
EN- 2-l53l.
GEORGETOWN = Beautiful home
ana income, modern, 3lee return
$4,000 dn. sacrifice. HU. 1886
MacARTHR BLVD. = 3-bedroon
and 2-bath home for Sl5,950 or
terms. Ewes. WO. 6-4S25.
7 LEO KOTP
Evening star., 1960-04-20
SHANNON 4 LUCHs co
C. M. HALE CO.. INC.

lee. kitchen. utility rm beautiful
yard Sl0.500. SIGLER g. CO,
10. 4-S3S3
ROCKVILLE FRANKLIN Park - q
bedrm. brk. split level De luxe kit.
with din. area, sep. din rm. liv,
rm.. family rm. with flrepi. 2
baths. fenced ward; many extrsS.
Assume 40, loan Price S@1 500.
Close to NH and Acc. VIII. e.
0b4u
Evening star., 1960-04-20

pdtil VII lNl llOOl = MS VII
sale. csil Wo. $500 til q .. EpW
Conn. ave, Chew Chase.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH : once
man avail. in this CUSTOM built,
4-bedrm. rambler on Conn. ave.
in an exclusive area OF estab-
lished families spacious liv rm 81,
nice din. rm., unusually large kit;
priced in low 30s
YOUNKIN &, CO, 10. 4-S022
CHEVY CHASE-Price Just re-
ducedl SpotlesS Dutch Colonial
with modern kitchen, garage,
rumpus room, screened porch: big
trees; $1,000 down will buy; S16,-
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 9-aO7O til 9
CHEVY CHASE CHARMER = A
steal in the mid-20s. PICTURESQUE
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial w/center
hail: gar, tirepl., beaut. level
fenced lot. All in excel cond.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-70O6
CHEVY CHASE; KENWOOD AREA
Beautiful community of fine
homes near popular Somerset
elementary: fine quality home in
absolutely perfect condition; BED
ROOM AND FULL BATH ON lst
FLOOR! > immense bedrms.. bath
garage. slate roof, level fenced lot:
mid-2Os; should sell instantly.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. =
l4l1; ewes, CL. 6-506S.
CoLESVILLE RD. : custom built
ACRES: liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. ,
bedrms., Ia baths, basebd, neat;
full bsmt; priced $50. 800 for
quick sale. HUGH T. PECK. 1885
New Hsmp ave, HE. 4-1100
COLESVILLE AREA,-New country
rambler with firepl.. ge din. ell
family kitchen, 3 bedrms., good
closets, exceptionally well built
ST.. 500. Ewes. GOD AT. 6-2335
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l240
AREA = Brick RAM
bier, BETTER THAN NEW. Firepl..
family kit. full bsmt... '4-scre lot
heautifully landscaped: S2a.5n0.
TRADES INVITED. HUGH 7,
PECK, GA 4-6575.
AREA : Attractive
cottage: WATER HEAT. base
Only 50 500. ACT FAST Q. D.
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-Tll3, Q til 2
ROAD, nr. John
Hopkins-Custom 6-rm.. 3-bath
brk. rambler. LOVELY i7-ACRE
LOT: full bsmt., dream kit. FHA
approved S23,750. BEERS BROS.
JU. $3.50.
CONNECTICUT AVE. ESTATES
Sparkling tri-level beauty on a
quiet lane in close-in wheaton.
This modern beauty boasts 3
CHEEKY bedrooms, den, family rm..
powder rm,. patio and many ex-
quick sale. Just call our Maryland
ONCE, 10. 5-0s44. ewes, call EN-
SHANNON & LUCHs
CONN. AVE- bedrms.. ga baths,
plus loads Of living area in this
desirable brick split-level: So 800;
Assume high 4l2Ns loan and "okd
KEN DRGsKIN d CO. 10. 5-3a6e
COUNTRY LIVING
-olesviile area. Rrand-new 4-bcd-
rm. 3-bath brick split-level: day.
separate din Tm., very modern end
attractive kit. with bav window
entry foyer and screened porch
100000.
col LESVILLE-Brick rambler. S27.-
$50. See this immac 3-bedrm =
and-den or 4th-bedrm brick-ve- l
neer home: . baths, liv rm with
hrepl.. sep. din. rm,; equip. XII
breeZevsv. sar s4-acre cor lot
beautifully handicapped all con-
veniences
CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOE AGENCY CORP,
10. 6-7100 Q to Q