davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-07-07

These prices effective until close Of business.
ss'Ursey. July .. 1850. in Warrington, o. c.
MARYLAND hilIerss' Heights, Tokomo Pork,
lndion Heed. elodsnsbVrs. corol Hills, CapisoI
Heights, Marlboro, Bethesda, Silver Spsine, Roek-
vile, ooi'hs'SbVrs. levFsl. VIRGINIA. AsEondrie,
Arlington, FeitoE, FeIls Church, Metson. Annen-
doIe. Hsrndon, lsssbUra. PUreslIvilIs, Monossos,
AiddlsbUrs. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES. Produce PriesI subject 10 deily
morkst ehensss.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

I3-yeur-oId LuUrie SibboId of North Hollywood
Calf, whose grace and technical discipline the
ballet stage brought invitation to study with the
famed Bolshoi Ballet Company in Moscow.
Four Cleveland boys who period of three
summer vacations discovered and excavated
7O-foot l5O-mEon-y year old dinosaur, which, when
assembled, will stand in the Cleveland Museum of
Natural History
Three Philadelphia boys who translated the fourth
book of Virgils "Aeneid" into English blank verse,
formed their own publishing company and pub
lished an edition of 100 numbered copies, which
have been sold to college Libraries and Latin scholars
Jock chupmGn of Kansas City, who served as FORE
man of Youth Traffic Court, which brought about
spectacular decrease in traffic accidents involving
teen-agers. Jack ranked in the upper one per cent
on the National Merit Scholarship exams.
Grier Roggio of Dallas, who spent last summer
goodwill ambassador in Indonesia under the Amer.
can Field Services student-exchange program. Pres
dent Sukarno and others expressed surprise and
pleasure over the fact that Crier and his fellow am
bassadors" had learned Indonesian and spoke it WELL
Robsrt Eden of Berkeley, Calf, who two of the
three top prizes in Bay Area Jewelry Arts exhibit
in San Francisco Robert also is National Merit
Scholarship semi-hnalist.
There are thousands of other teen-agers
like these, filled with the enthusiasm that is one OF
the qualities of - Continued on next page
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Printers Hear
Chief Of Union

Government bureaucrats,
half-baked legal beagles and
naive juriSts" must stop med
ding in labor management re-
lations Of the printing industry,
Elmer Brown, president of the
International Typographical
Union, said yesterday.
Invited into the camp of the
Printing Industry of America
here yesterday, Mr.. Brown ex-
changed a furry of suggestions
with management leaders.
Mendel Segal, president of the
PIA union employers section,
declared that leaders of botlD
sides must work harder to
eliminate jurisdictional disputes
that "chase away the goose
that lays the golden egg-our
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Stokes Winner Here
Aims to Live in Peace

Mrs Dulcye Camps first
thought today after winning
$4,000 was security.
I'm going. to pay OF my
mortgage" she said in her Gov
ernment Office, discussing her
Irish Sweepstakes bonanza.
Then I know we can live in
peace the rest Of our lives"
Mrs. Camp, a clerk for the
Quartermaster General the past
10 years, learned late yesterday
that the horse Midsummer
Night II had romped home the
winner in the Cambridgeshire
Handicap.
BedIam Results
There was bedlam in the Of
flee yesterday when I found
out" Mrs. Camp said. "And all
night the phone rang. I couldn't
stop it. I had to shut the door
on it,"
Most of the calls were from
friends, Mrs. Camp said, but
there also were strangers who
called to wish the Camps luck.
$50 far, only one salesman"
she laughed.
Probably Wen have to use
some Of that money to get away
from here for a while. I can't
get anything done," Mrs. Camp
complained.
A good deal Of the prize
money will undoubtedly go to
the Government, but Mrs.
Camp wasn't concerned yet
about the amount in taxes
she'll have to pay.
why should I worry about
it," she said. They'll take what
they want anyway"
Husband Agrees
Mrs. Camp came to Wash
ington 10 years ago from st.
Louis where she was brought
up. She was born in Millport,
Ala. Her husband of IL years,
Arthur, also works for the
Quartermaster General in the
accounting Office.
Interviewed earlier ins the
Evening star., 1960-10-27

resentativeS they must find a
way to take employers out of
the middle" in jurisdictional
disputes among unions over
which union should do what
type of work. The alternative,
he warned. is that union en-
ployers will lose business to
open shops.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Cl liburn' Urges Bureau
To Develop Culture

is great, although we don't
always put our best project
forward. We are not a pack
of barbarians. I know what
great chunks of cultural life
are going on within our so
States"
Mr.. Cliburn, Soviet Premier
Khrushchev'S favorite ambas-
sador. is just back from a
recent Russian tour. Wildly
greeted and remembered for
that day two and a half years
ago when he played Tschai-
kovsky for the Russians and
all the world. Mr.. Cliburn said
he could say little Of Soviet
civic or individual cultural
projects.
"As you know about commu-
nism. they just issue q stipend.
It is not at all the feeling Of
having the Government behind
you.
Wants Family
Asked if be had changed
much in the last two and q
half phenomenal years. Mr.. Cli-
burn limited at q discovered
maturity. "Once given respon-
sibility you can or cannot re-
spond. I chose to accept. If
people are going to be nice and
receptive it's my bounden duty
to put as much Of myself as
possible into my work"
Glamour, he has learned, is
really nothing"
1--WE all have the same kind
Of heartaches. dreams, wishes,
desires. In music you find some
solace, some joy, some express
sion. You can be up one day
and down the next I am ex-
tremely grateful I have some
way to express myself"
Thinking of never-ending
tours and rehearsals and hours
of practicing that are now his
life. leaving little time for per-
sonal things, Van Cliburn said:
When I get married I want
a family very much. love
children. 1t would be terrible
to have them growing up not
knowing their father. But I
hope I don't wait as long as
RubenStein did.
II don't know Of anyone who
would marry a music salesman
right now"
Evening star., 1960-10-27

morning at their home, 2818
Twenty seventh street NE, Mr..
Camp also agreed that paying
of the mortgage was first.
After that, he said, perhaps a
new car, and the rest in sound
investments"
Mrs. Camp it turned out, did
not even buy her winning
ticket. She was given it and
another one for selling the rest
of a book of tickets. The other
free ticket she sold to a man
who asked to buy both of them.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
New Jersey Win
Seen by Morton

NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 81 (AP)
Senator Morton Of Kentucky,
Republican national chairman,
says his latest information
shows Vice President Nixon
Slightly ahead" in New Jersey,
Senator Morton predicted a
strong Republican finish on the
basis of now undecided votes.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
WORLD TRADE SALUTE

customer" The customer is the
real boss In the industry. Mr..
Segal said.
In an all-day industrial re-
lations session at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, both labor and
management leaders devoted
special attention to jurisdic-
tional disputes among printing
unions.
Mr.. Segal told the labor rep
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BY MYRA MACPHERSON
star stan Writer


Van Cliburn came to this city
of bureaus yesterday with a
plea for still another Govern
ment organization-a cabinet
for culture.
"If we have an Atomic En-
ergy Commission, why not q
commission for creative en-
ergy?" said Mr.. Cliburn, a most
erudite pitchman who knows
his product well.
Using the huge, ivory hands
with the fingers that never seem
to end, the pianist reached into
the air and touched the table
to emphasize points in a press
conference stuffed between a
rehearsal and last nights per-
formance with the National
Symphony.
Speaking for artists, Mr.. Gil
burn said unless one hits the
top he has no place to 60 in
America. The burden to help
these artists should not fall on
the philanthropic millionaire,
he said.
why not Government ai6
for the creative? How far do
you think talented mathemati-
clans would go without Gov
ernment aid? A lot of fabulous
scientific minds would be rot
ting without this support.
He termed such a program
"the missing link that would
drive us forward"
Touch of BOyiShneSS
Mr.. Cliburn has a small face.
At Is he still looks as if he'd
have to f1lch his fathers razor
to shave it. But there his boy
ishnesS ends. His voice, deep
ened with cold, touched the
thoughtful topics of a disci-
plined, studied. sensitive mind.
young people listening to
radio or TV may think what's
the use; it all looks so shaky
and hazy.' But politicians will
go in and out of Offices, therell
be Skirmishes here and there,
We'll have taxes and death but
no one can take away the
sublime satisfaction that comes
to the inner man through art.
mot as in the beatnik who
is just conforming with his
buddy pals and does nothing to
raise the standard or give peo-
pie a theme for something.
In real serious art you're
not just as good as your last
movie A writer may have a
brain wave and write a book
that will win him prizes and
substantial royalties, but this he
may not always be able to do"
For Lean Years
For the lean years, the man
from Texas said, "he should
have a depletion allowance
just as much as in the oil buSi-
ness"
Americas cultural heritage
Evening star., 1960-10-27
For Lean Years

For the lean years, the man
from Texas said, "he should
have a depletion allowance
just as much as in the oil busi-
ness"
Americas cultural heritage
Arizona sun., 1960-04-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-29
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

10 Democratic Women's
Club-Meeting at 10 am. at
the home Of MRS. Jack Silver.
Montgomery County delegate
Blair Lee, III, wiz be guest
speaker.
Welcome to Washington
Club-Meeting Of the Spanish
class from 1880 am. to !
pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Maguel Casamar. At 2 pm.
the Women's Part In World
Affairs section will meet at
the home of Tengku Sham
siah Mohamed.
Washington Branch, AA-
UW-Meeting at II am. Of
the daytime poetry group at
Branch Headquarters.
Hanita Club Of Pioneer
Women = Luncheon meeting
at noon at the home Of Mrs.
Carl Golden.
Montgomery County League
Of Women Voters-Luncheon
meeting at noon at Olney
Inn. The program Of the
meeting is Legislative Fore
cast.
Soroptimist Club-Meeting
at 1880 at the Willard Hotel.
Mr.. Charles j. linn, Law Re-
vision Council of the United
States House of Representa-
tives will be guest speaker.
Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase-Meeting of the Amer
lean home section at 1880
pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Norris H. McCotter.
International TOastmistress
Club-Joint dinner meeting
with the Anchor Toastmas-
tiers Club at Sis pm. at the
Touchdown Club.
Woman's Club Of Franklin
Park-Meeting Of the eve
ming section at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Buchanan.
Arlington Branch. AAUW
Meeting of the Interna-
tional Relations section at
SPIN.
Omicron Chapter. Sigma
Delta Epsilon - Open house
meeting at 8 pm. in the
lounge Of the School of In
ternational Services on the
uptown campus Of A. u.
W0man's Club Of Wheaton
Singles bridge section at
Sis pm. at the home Of
Mrs. M. A. Weaver, Silver
Spring.
Sisterh0Od Of M.C.J.C. -
Meeting at $3.50 pm. at the
Center, East-West Highway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-29
Pastor Speaks

The Rev. Andrew K. r.
Whang, pastor Of the Korean
Church in Washington, spoke
on Korean musical instru-
ments at last nights meeting
Of the Delta Omicron Inter-
national Music Fraternity.
The event was held at the
home of the vice president,
Mrs. William j. Stab.
The organization, which has
four chapters in Seoul, Korea.
has also established a schol-
arship fund for a music
student there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

ARLINGTON-A real charmer on
full baths: hot-water heat; smart
ss tep-9p dining rn1.; assume ST.
gar; only $1,000 dr.: vacant
Call now, JE. $4,000.
ARLINGTON owners have out.
grown their center-hall. 3-bed.
room, 2ha-bath brick rancher; I'm.
ished rec. room, 2 hreplaces; neal
stores: assume. $4,000 LIST trust;
$3.50; vacant. Call JE. $4,000
price siashed to S1e.S5o: vacant
s7SSe S down s sss m TsneS Sona. sqlY
big level lot. 1865 IT. deep: rec
rm;, equipped kit. Move right in
Tnis Will 20 quickly. JE. $4,000
SLEEPY HOLLOW, prestige loca.
tion-Naval capt. already de-.
parted, viii accept $1,000 down,
assume financing on his de Luxe
3-bedrm.. 2a-bath residence; ele-
CANT wooded lot, private and idea
for outdoor living; daylight rec
room with End firepl., SPACIOUS
Nv. nm. screened porch; priced
1900; VIM: A. CHAPMAN. REAL.
~, INC, 701 w. Broad st., Fails
Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

COLEsvILLE AREA = Brand-neW
all-brick center-hall custom ram.
pier On over bali acre o. Level
immense Kitchen. 8 large bed;
T po2cb With sar1ar SsshI: ssri ssssi
ment, large recreation room with
n mstsrisi: sas, soSStk9 e. K iac
SINGER & CO., ~. 0-45l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

LANDOvER HILLS. Popular St.
Msyy's Parish. ,3-bedrm. Rambler
with carpeted liv; rm. and din:
powd. nm; equip. kit. and coolies
of extras. FILA approved-Sl7,-
0ooEwill sell for SI6.500 FHA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
HOUSES, ron sALE-Mp.
tcoNiINuEDl


acc AREA--New 3-hsdrm., 2is-bath
split level: center sntr. hall, roc.
rni., mod. kit; carpQrt. S23,e60.
q x" y SM h NEE "a, ay s.aiIs.
Or ~. 4:esas. 49, - -
AsPEN HILL;wpo you need : iss;
S.esdrm, split-lsv eve! he seo e =. !,
and completely modern; W.-to-W
carpet; 2Ox25-ft. patio; fenced
lot; home Is Just right. for you
sumption available. 3 tn o.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
1927 Fenton ST.. 9. g., JU. 7-7700
AsPEN KNOLLs-S-bedrm. brick
spiit.leyel on lge,, fenced corner
i 6E.6s i ! 4Si,D excellent terms and
I KES PS Si.S. E e. '4 2S s I'll g
ASSUME LARGE W l LIAM On "a ~,
rm., cleo. kits. 3 bedrms.. bath;
full bsmt. with lovely rec. I'm
and den; nice nice yaTd With pate .aS
4bC8At0ln. ~. C~oQUV.
|BETH.-A trusted RI. Est. Name
'GIULIANO OIL. 4-1100
BETHESDA, Garrett PARK: only
$21,S0Qi First .oferins. Immacu-
fully eouip. kit; terrific out Of
cgPANcY. ASSUME LARGE "A
LOAN.
MARY W. MCGOWAN
OIL. 6-917s EyeS.. OIL. 4-3196
AETHEsDA = An excellent value,
Spacious brick Colonial: 8 bedTms !,
z paths, sep. din. rnn... mod. kit,
newly decor. and hoors reinished.
TOR. OF. I-Sii1 tn o.
BETHEsDA| bedFms.. 2 baths.
brisk Cape Cod. Liv. rIn. y/hrepl,.
fully equip. kit. sep. din. rni.,
secluded ser. porch, overlooking
fenced wooded yard. S2z,050.
KoRzENDoRFER REALToR, OIL,
4-sl11 til 8.
BETHESDA $4,000 = New brk.
split-leyel: colonial lines; 4 bed
rms; 3 bathS; Ice. kit; rec. rm.;
cony. schools. transp.
ANDRls REALTY. OIL 2-e070 I'll Q
BETHESDA, $50, 50O-spraWlina
brick rambler; ideal location for
doctor or dentist; 3 hedrms.:
baths; sep. din. rm.: completely
equipped kitchen with table space;
beautiful private lot; circular
drive: huge expansion potential.
ANDRIs REALTY. Oh. 2-9070 Til 8
BETHBsDA-PARKWOOD, $19.96C
-. bedrm brick rambler on
completely equipped kitchen. fam
tastic rec. rm.; fireplace. FLA H.
A SiSslst RsEEAzI;ry. Oh. 2-so7o TIL 9
BETH CHEVY CHASE
TULIP HILL (off Masses. ave.), Con.
temporary rambler on a acre
full din. rm.. superb big kit,
bedrms.. 3 baths. rec. I'm v/firepl.
earport.
wEsToATE-Brick eenter-hall Co.
lonial; den, 3 bedrms., Q baths
full bsmt. w/3rd bath. Just re.
dec. Gas heat. S2s,500.
CHEVY CHAsE-Air-eond, big ram.
per s:, sep. GIN; rS1' den Ssdrm:
rage, porch. Mid 30s.
HILLMEAD-S20.500. Lovely brick
rambler, 8 bedrms., flrepl.. dining
ell, disposal. etc.. tiled bsmt. As.
sumo &hss trust.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF ND. NC OIL, 6.7S00 It'll
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FALLS CHURCH

Se--
S-bedroom aluminium side rambler
on CORNER LOT; wall:to-wall
carpet: completely fenced yard
with so rose bushes: S14.95e.
Small down payment. BROWN q
BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-004l.
FALLS CHURCH - $1,000 dn. 2
available. Brick rambler. 8 bed
rms. firepl.. ground-level bsnlt.,
rec. rm. Brick Colonial. 3-bedrm.,
IL It. din. rn.. firepl.. bsmt., rec;
rm.. alum. storm windows and
beaut. fenced yrd. Better hurry,
they're going. Open 9 til 8.
REALTY. JE. $1,000
FkRMETTE IN TOWN-With all
city utilities. Here's o wooded,
34-ACRE LOT where Dad can
garden to his hearts content!
BEDROOM PLUS DEN. 2-bath
brick home, having full bsmt.
with finished rec. rm. ASSUME
LARGE LOAN, Fast possession.
Excellent value at $4,000. JOR-
DAN, INC, REALTORS. Ell. g.
5000: evenings. Ell. 6-5493.
FLA, $500 dn.-Ss9 mo, Equipped
3-bedrm. rambler for $4,000.
It's a bargain:. ia. 7-0250.
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ARLINGT0M. N0RTa

ARLINGTON, NORTH
very clean Cape Cod, within walk
ing. distance Of schools, transpor.
tation and shopping. Features 4
pedrms., large living I'm. with FIRE.
place, separate family-size dinins
rm., modern kitchen. hot-watei
heat, and full basement, on 1
lovely lot; Sale price S14,950 and
only $500 cash pament, FLA;
terms. Shown by
DARWIN REALTY co,
IA. 7-4353. ia o.Tsoa
NORTH-CLosE M
3:bedroom brick home. Separate
dining room, cozy kitchen, rec
reation room, screened porch and
lifetime slate roof. Situated near
shopping, bus and schools includ-
ing st. AIMS Parish. Price, S19,-
600 with attractive mortgage loan
you may assume. We recommend
quick action on this splendid
value. Call SHANNON d LUCHS,
Realtors. ia. 5-6s00, 8 to o. 2055
Wilson blvd.
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THE BIG
&c a. -
ARLINGTON REALTY 60,
= III oAS
&c A -

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1900 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
After 8 Pm. Call JE. 2-1977
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US FOR
is SWHEN You List WITH
P0MPONIO REALTY. ia. 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

ARL. N.-Beaut. new brk.
rambler; 4 bedrms., 3 bathss
formal din. rm.. dream kit.s
finished rec. rn., 2 nreplS.
In an area Of more expensive
homes offered at only
S32,95O. For further de-
tails call THE DARBY CO..
Realtors, ia. 6-9393; eyes,.
JE. 4.0401,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
TWO GEMS

GEM ONE-Brand-new 3-bedroom
Kitchen with eating space, finished
recreation room; close in; Just
minutes from D. c. PRICED AT
ONLY. SlS,5o0! Hurry. call IA.
GEM TwO-Cute 3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod; with separate dining
room and full basement: close-in
steaI st only sissSo snd 81 .oo6
cash will make full down payment
~ A&ETER r. REYNOLDS g.
ARL., N.-Assume huge SIC, 900
4lacs loan on this charming Span
ish (maybe it's English?l stucco
and concrete block older home. 4
bedrms., ga baths, bsmt., 2-car
gar. huge magniicent hardwood
trees. Cow. located with bus At
door; in st; AIMS Parish; walk to
ned buyer Tor only M 5000 10 . down;
$50, $50 total price. e. r. sTEF.
FEY. Real Estate. JE. 10000.
ARLINGTON. NORTH "a large
1ecsSo%s .,o2s oa thsI, sSooI:
and the best in public Transporter
ton. This new home Is priced to
sell fast. Featuring spacious
paneled rec. rm., large living rm.,
formal. separate dining I'm. and
l2xl5 jet-age-ecuipped kitchen.
You'll enjoy the privacy of this
lot with Its towering shade trees.
Call for particulars. PARKER,
SMITH q DoNNELL. Realtors,
IA. 7-6161, IA. 7-Ss17.
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HOUSES FOR SALE INV.
tcoNTINuEp)

CHEVY CRAsE-S24, 900, 4-bed
room. 2-bsth Coleman locate,
within walking distance Of BLESSED
sacrament parish. Large cente
entrance hall: Kitchen has eatinI
space. Ideal for q large family
Located within 1 blk. of publl
playground. Call WO. $4,000 III
2 pm. EDW. H. JONES q CO,
CLEVELAND PARKS walk to st
Alhans-Lovely renovated 4 bed.
rms, 2-bath eemi-det. brick home
Gracious through hall, new kit.
large hright hv. fni. and din. rm.
dens powder rm., garage. We hav,
the key; $4,000. BILLING6LEI
EkALTY Cos I'm. 2-2326; ewes.
DISTRICT LINE, 1852 sth st. NV
DE luxe semidet.: 7rms., lst-fir
den and powder rm.: air-cond.
csss P:sp ST. sss1sR E g. H!4fb5 !s
DOWNTOWN HOUSE. 1921 NJ ST
EW.-8 rooms, 2 baths and pow
ger loom; .arKe lot; priced 2
wApLE REAL ESTATE
1928 14th 81. NV. AID. 4-200l
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
end a.; Nv. nm. with firepi.. din n
rms den, lab. and Kit. ON 1st a..
mn. bsmt,, lge. rec. fm.. with IRE.
pl.' maids r1i. and bath. util
rm. with lab: gear detached gar,
excel. eond.; desirable loc., 10 min
70 downtoyn; Seen by Apt. only
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CHEVY CHASE, Kirkside-owner
NAL. LIST d.. bedrm, or den, famils
din. rni., mod. kit. and powder
rm.; 3 lge. hedfms., baths on
End A.: rear scr. peh.: paneled
rec: rni.; priced In the mid 30s
ffsA1ECy ! .y cHA MH HsE .ssaT5ly' I'm. 2
0LOsk-IN SILVER sPRING = d
luxe custom brick rambler; 5 bed.
rms. and den, delightful kitchen
Tm Oa Nish i Sss sssl SGTsn' nm rec
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
COLESVILLE AREA = Brand neW
all-hrick center-haii custom RAM
bier. on over half acre Of level
land, fuil-size family dining room,
immense kitchen. 8 large bed
rooms with 2 tile baths. screened
porch. carport, daylight base
ment, large recreation room with,
fireplace. Al Workmanship and
s HisNsosia!aRl' 4 scs o'. 10. a s-i54l Es-
COLEsvILLE = SPACIOUS Is the
word for this beautiful 3.bedrm,
brick rambler. Ballroom size rec
room with 2nd fireplace, h-acrt
lot: Assume SI7.20o 41sss loan
HILDEBRAND CO.
GOLF AT YOUR FRONT DOOR!
Short ride through Sligo Park.
way, and you are ct honiel
bedrms., large kitchen. full day.
light bsmt. wLrec. room; excellent
terms S siSiSesi SsI5 ~ ~; s-SsSO
P g ISSsRs four sSS family sSi hS sd
with ample spkce for an once IN
an ideal location near Langley
Park? This unusual brick Cspe
Goa has .s,.,.t iars s;r, SsdT ROO; Sr.oi
entrance foyer and full basement.
S2l,95O. JAS. C. coNLEY. Real
tors. JU. 9-4134:
FOREST GLEN AREA-Only SIS
$50 buys this newly redec, all
brk, Colonial; 8 bedrms., Ia baths
sep. din, rIn., side screened porch
PLUS ne-paneled rec. rm.. other
extras. 10, 5-2S60, SUBURBAN
RROPkRT1ES MOT, 10730 Conn
ave.
FORT SUMNER HILLS
Luxury-type brick Cape Cod clos;
bedrms.. roomy kit. with butlt-ir
firepl; 2 baths. Ewes. call Mr.
Tiiler. I'm. 2-2341. =
w. C.. q A. N. MILLER DEV: co
~. LIST l,Sr YOUR HOME WITH W.T. a134sss4
GLENMONT-cute n coy and lot
for the money Is this 2-bed
room rambler so close TO IN
Glenmont shopping center an
b9s. Can ycS , ~ yrong . e q 'sS su
JAs; e. coNLkx' Heai'Of'' ~
HTLLANDALE AREA = Modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler: liv. rm
with nrepl., den Or IN 5e1rm G
A ass me large Es, aH Loan pfcK xaei N
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = Ney
homes. 3-bedrm., 2-bath brtck
Ssmslsrs Lovely ,,v is%iiy y,n s0o M
road and Parkland drive. HAVEN
CONSTRUCTION CORP, VIII. 2.
1854 and WI. 6-7700.
KEMP MILL,-sophisticated mod
err for casual living, rec: rm m,
Conditioning. Large loan can B
assumed. 10. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. 1l246 Georsia Ave
KENSINGT0N - Attractive 4-bed
rm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod oil
quiet court adjacent to elemen
tary school. All-elec. kithen witt
table space: immense yard. g
ROBERT GRAY q Co. u. b
600.
KENsINGTON EsTATEs-All-br icl
3.bedrm. Colonial on tree-shadec
street: large brick screened porch
family-size din. rm.; 5000 down
will buy. LO. 5-S630.
O. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY THE EASIEST way
to beat living cost and still be
close to your work Is to buy q
good S-room house; S1e,950.
RIPLEY CO., ~. 6-6111,