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Evening star., 1960-10-26
Newsmen Vote
ToStrike n. Y. .

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 CAP).-l
American Newspaper Guild
members at all seven major
daily newspapers in New York
have voted to strike next Tues
day unless a satisfactory work
agreement is reached by then.
One Of the papers, the New
York Times, asked for and OBJ
tained the Intervention of the
Federal Mediation and Concil-
iation Service in its dispute
with the Guild. The Guild
agreed to the proposal. and
Federal mediation officials en-
ter discussions today.
Times Comments
Federal intervention was re-
quested, a Times spokesman
said. "in view of the seriousness
of the strike which threatens
to close all papers a week in
advance of the presidential
election"
The Guilds Herald Tribune
unit last night voted, 476-4,
with / abstention, in favor Of
a strike.
Similar action had been taken
at the Times, the Post, the
Daily News, the Daily Mirror,
the Journal-American and the
World-Telegrarn & Sun.
The Guild is seeking a 10 per
cent wage increase, a union
shop, increased job security, q
2 per cent increase in employer
pension contributions, a ninth
paid holiday and other benefits.
5000 Guild Members
Minimum wages now range
from $50 a week for Office boys
to $160.55 for reporters and
photographers under a two-year
contract which expires at all
seven papers at midnight, Oc-
tober 81.
There are about 5000 Guild
members at the seven papers.
The Guild represents edito-
rial, commercial and mainte-
nance department employees
Printers, pressmen, stereotypers
and other craft workers belong
to different unions.
Evening star., 1960-10-26

President Calvin Coolidge, who
broke the Boston police strike
when Governor of Massachu-
sets, as saying then: There
is no right to strike against
the public safety by anybody,
anywhere. any time"
Three-fourths of BoSton's 81
400-member police force turned
in their badges September 8.
1919, to protest the dismissal
Of 10 policemen who had tried
to organize a union. Rioting
and marauding flared.
Mr.. Coolidge made several
quick moves-including procla-
nation Of martial law and call
ing out the militia. Order was
restored in 36 hours. The Police
Department was reorganiSed,
Evening star., 1960-10-26

and none Of the strikers re-
gained his job.
Mr.. Coolidge's handling of
the situation is generally cred
tied with helping him win the
Republican vice presidential
nomination as Warren G. Hard
ing's running mate in 1920.
Mr.. Coolidge became President
when Mr.. Harding died in 1923,
Evening star., 1960-10-26

and transit systems. water,
sewage. and garbage services,
large parks, civil defense, food
control. and mosquito and
weed abatement. Other func-
tons win be handled by the
municipal governments. Similar
arrangements began in Toronto
In 1854 and in Miami. Fla, in
1857.
Evening star., 1960-10-26
A-spy GreensIuss
To Leave Prison
BY the Associated Press

David Greenglass. confessed
atomic spy who was the chief
Government witness in q 1851
trial Of Ethel and Julius Rosen-
berg. is scheduled to be released
from Prison November Is.
The Federal Board Of Parole
said Greenglass will complete
the minimum term Of his 15-
year sentence, with time OF for
good behavior. on that date. He
is in the Lewisburg (Pa.) Fed
eral Prison.
The Rosenbergs were executed
in 1853 as atomic spies for
Russia. Mrs. Rosenberg waI
Greenglass' sister.
Evening star., 1960-10-26


ground movement at midnight
Monday, appeared to be at an
end at midnight last night.
It was in retaliation against
Mr.. Kennedy's breakdown on
''moonlighting" - holding out
side jobs. A number of police
men have been penalized for
doing so. Rank and = file
spokesmen contend the men
need supplemental income to
support their families.
Police Are Warned
Mr.. Kennedy said that If
there is q strike against the
enforcement Of traffic regula-
tons, deaths and injuries
especially to older persons and
children. the largest part Of
traff1c caSualtieS-can be laid
at the feet Of those who violate
their oath of ONCE"
He charged that the police
radio system was illegally used
yesterday to transmit inStruc-
tionS and information about
the summons showdown.
John Cassese. president of
the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association (PBA), said the
rank-and-f1le action was a
spontaneous dergroun d
movement "at the grass roots
level" He disclaimed any re-
sponsibility for starting 1t.
Mr.. CasseSe called Mr.. Ken
nedy arrogant. egotistical and
a vindictive disciplinarian," and
added: "He has sadistic ten
dencies" and "is happiest when
he is hurting cops"
Parking Unchecked
Checks around the city in
dicated that for "a hours sum-
mons activity was virtually at
a standStill for such offenses as
illegal parking, not curbing
dogs. unSwept sidewalks and
littering.
The police traffic and motor
cycle divisions, however, ap-
peared to be carrying out their
duties In handling serious traf-
nc violations such as speeding
and drunken driving.
Mr.. Kennedy said he had or
dered a resume Of summons ac-
tivity during the 24-hour pc
riod to be on his desk today.
He made it clear that disci-
plinary action would be taken
against those found responsible
for the showdown.
He declared:
"As long as I am police COM
missioner, political pressure
groups are not going to dictate
policy. No freewheeling, self
dealing bureaucracy answerable
to no one but themselves il
going to subvert the discipline
Of the Police Department by
strikes or other derelictions Of
sworn duty. whether inspired
or planned by the present lead
ership Of the PBA or any other
.. group.
Apparently some never
learned the lessons Of the Bos-
ton police strike. What was
valid then is equally valid now. u
Mr.. Kennedy quoted the late
Evening star., 1960-10-26
Winnipeg Is Third
With Metro System

OTTAWA.-The third feder-
ated metropolitan government
in America goes into operation
in Winnipeg, Manitoba. this
fall.
1t will control zoning, roads
Evening star., 1960-10-26

and were willing to double the
prices just paid by the new
owners. "Art auctions Of this
scope are rather new to WASH
ington," he added, land 1t may
take a while to catch on"
Evening star., 1960-10-26
'Shut-Eye' Police Get
UItimotumin in New York

NEW YORK Oct. 26 Rank file policemen at
war with Commissioner Stephen Kennedy reported to
have ended their moratorium issuing for minor
trac ofenses and violations Of the administrative CODE
In burst Of anger Kennedy called the mems action
form Of treason to the people"
The moratorium which repeatedly began an under
Evening star., 1960-03-29
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star stan Writer

A Senate bill for advance
Withholding of part of the in
come tax on corporation divi-
dends may go through Con-
gress this year as q rider to
some previously passed House
fiscal measure.
legislators said today most
of the spadework" has been
completed by congressional and
Treasury staff experts in help
ing to draft a bill. This would
require corporations to with
hold Federal income tax on
dividend payments to stock
holders In much the same way
that employers now withhold
the tax on salaries and wages.
In the case Of the dividend
withholding tax, however, only
about is or 20 per cent Of
the prospective total tax would
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Property Taxes
Causes Anguish
In Georgetown

Trees and taxes were dis
cussed by the Georgetown Citi-
zens Association last night,
with District policies bringing
approval in one area and an
guish in the other.
The approval was confined
TO- the trees. The group in
dorsed the Districts plan for
maintenance work on each Of
the city's $4,000 public trees
at least once every six years.
The group urged more funds to
put the program on Q four
year basis.
The tree program was ex-
planned by Jerome A. Lowe,
chief Of the Districts Tree and
Landscape Division. He praised
the members for inspecting
city trees on their own and
informing his division Of main
tenance needs.
No official position was taken
on taxes. although members
expressed hope that recent ap-
peals might bring some changes
in individual property assess
ments.
Percy Black expressed the
fear that residents might be
taxed out" Of Georgetown. He
said inflated" property valua-
tons, not tax rates. are to
blame.
The group accepted 1S new
members, raising its total to
l,002. The meeting was held at
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Potomac and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

might result from prolonged
debate on the civil rights leeis-
lation.
Will Back Plan
Although neither Senator
Byrd nor Treasury Secretary
Anderson has commented, they
reportedly will support the
plan. A group Of House Demo-
Gratis intends to continue the
fight against the dividend
credit plan but seems unlikely
to oppose withholding of taxes
on corporation dividends.
Ways and Means Commit
tee Chairman Mills, Democrat
Of Arkansas, said he and his
committee have not taken a
hand in the matter this year.
Mr.. Mills added that he has
not conferred with Senator
Byrd about 1t. But he indi-
Gated he would. not be dis
pleased by having it originate
in the Senate instead of in his
committee. He recalled that
his committee twice recon-
mended 1t only to have bills
shelved in the Senate Finance
Committee.
Because of progress on the
civil rights bill, supporters of
the dividend tax withholding
believe there Is adequate time
for Senate and House action
on their plan. They say the
most probable method of
bringing it to the Senate floor
and passing it would be to
move to add the withholding
bill to some other tax bill al
ready passed by the House. If
passed In that form by the
Senate. it probably would en-
counter no trouble or delay in
the House, they explain.
Besides the long-standing
efforts to obtain dividend tax
Withholding legislation, there
are equally old proposals in
Congress for q similar with
holding Of some Of the tax on
income from interest on bank
and similar savings accounts.
Proponents of that plan say
it could bring in additional
hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars in tax revenue. But they
have no present intention"
Of pressing for congressional
action this year.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

ing over the hump now /.
We have most of the land we
need and there should be some
real progress very shortly"
The meeting. presided over
by Charles ]. Dienelt. president,
was held at the National Saw
ings and Trust Building, Fif-
teenth street and New York
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Bill to Withhold Toxes
On Dividends Is Studied

be withheld periodically from
checks that corporations send
to approximately IL million
shareholders each year.
Long Advocated
Dividend tax withholding has
been advocated in Congress for
more than 10 years. In 1850
and 1851 such a provision was
approved by the House but
died in the Senate Finance
Committee. Recently It was re-
ported that Committee Chair
man Byrd, Democrat Of vir-
ginia. finally decided to sup
port the plan mainly as a
means of obtaining an ex-
pected S400 million in addi-
tional annual tax revenue
Treasury officials report that
corporation dividend payments
to shareholders totaled more
than $13 billion in 1859, al
most IS billion more than in
1850. But they estimate that
at least 81 billion of the $13
billion Is not reported in in
dividual income tax returns
either because of ignorance
carelessneSs or tax lodging
They believe a requirement for
Withholding of part of the tax
would salvage UP to $4OO mil
lion Of the 81 billion which
currently fails to find its way
into the Treasury.
At the start Of the congress
sional session this year House
and Senate advocates of the
plan saw several possible OBJ
stacles. These included unusual
difficulty Of writing a bill to
handle the intricate admin
istrative and financial prob
lens Of dividend Withholding
system, the reported opposition
Of Senator Byrd. possible ad-
ministration opposition, q drive
by some Democratic liberals to
repeal the present dividend tax
credit provision. the tradition
that all tax bills originate in
the House and be considered
first by the Ways and Means
Committee, and delay that
Evening star., 1960-03-29

the Redevelopment Lam d
Agency, discuss the progress his
agency has made In urban re-
newal.
Mr.. Riseling admitted that
the program has not always
moved as rapidly as planned.
But" he added, I'VE are 60
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Renewal OfficiuI
Looks to Progress

The Mid City Citizens Asso-
eiation last night heard George
Riseling, general counsel for
Evening star., 1960-03-29

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where there less than FIVE people, seempoyed
chances are you eligible for group enrolment
Find out about the worthmoe benefits of these two plans
what they their few exclusions
what they cost how to enroll Call Republic 7450O between
and write to: Blue Cross Blue Shield Dept &c Trans
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Evening star., 1960-03-29
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Children may be added family contracts at no extra cost
CHI and Medical Service do cancel because of age or
frequent Should change jobs retire you and your
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You get maximum protection for every dollar invested
Small wonder than 600 people in the Washington
area now have CHI blue Cross protection Seven eight
also have Medical Service Of D. c. (Blue Shield.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

Washington's Blue Crosse Plan
to help pay hospital bills.
No dollar limit on most services
Semi-private accommodations, meals,
special diets, drugs, medicines, cysto-
scopic and recovery rooms. oxygen and
other costly services covered in full for
most conditions-in participating hos
pitals.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

Protection %.
Anywhere in the world
No matter where you travel you are as
close to care as the nearest accredited
hospital. At home, CHI protects you
and your family in all major hospitals
in the Washington, D. C. area.
Easy to Use
Usually, all that is required to admit
you to a participating hospital is your
CHI Identification Card. CHI pays
the hospital directly. You do not have
to pay your bill and await reimburse
ment.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

might result from prolonged
debate on the civil rights legis-
lation.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

BETHEsDA-Very cioSe-in on auiet,
dead-end street; 4-bedrm., 2-bath
orlek Cape Cod with lge. finished
AN6RIs MS ISL RExErS:: S:R oL we ssosS III
Evening star., 1960-03-28
G0RDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

wAEE seE5oTTooss TO osCI,,;.o' sT; JOHNS rs
rooms, 2hs baths, 18 II,
kitchen, fun basement.
100000. Call ia, q.
5000 to see It today.
FAIRFAX - Brick Cape
Cod within walking dis
ssssssl.: ssssssl z bedrooms sTs :ns )
4hes CT loan. Sl7,95O.
Call CIR. S-4560 TO see
1t today.
BELLE HAVEN - Cen
ter hall brick rambler
on over - acre, Gem
Gral air conditioning,
3 bedrooms, ~ paths,
"a; IT. recreation room,
full basement and gar.
age. S34, 1000. Call so.
5:6790 to see II to-
Gay.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
CHEVY CHASE. Md !

modern brick Colonial
on almost A-acre level wooded
ground In attractive setting, plus
quiet streets close 70 transp. Wide
CENTER han. mod. kit. 4 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd foor; 5th beorm.,
storage on 3rd Rec. rm, 2-eAr
Blessed Sacrament schools, EX-
JOHN r. deSIBoUR a. co
Evening star., 1960-03-28
GOTHAM
500 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO

500 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
C0BBDALE, EXCLUSIVE AREA =
Split level. s. bedrms.. 3 baths,
spnt;toyer, lovely rec. rm.; on one
Of the prettiest wooded lots in
Fairfax County; S34,95O; Rte. so
70 123 and right to Norman ave,
oWNER-BUILDER, Ell. 4-I21O.
CHOICE OF TWO! 3-bedroom ali
brick ramblerS: IL baths, de luxe
radiant heating. Fireplace in liv.
ing room; separate dining room.
(SuperD equipped kitchens! As
sumo terrific financing at STA
per. mo. Easy terms. S1s,5OOl!
call ia. 7-0250. ,.,
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER; 3
oedrms;. I z baths: de luxe kiteh-
en-. SCREENED PORCH, patio,
carport: beautifully Handicapped
yard. ASSUME LARGE G1 LOAN.
HawoRTH@MioNRoE riGIIi REALTY
KE. 6-670O
Evening star., 1960-03-28
WESTGATE

5-bedrm. Colonial in this ever.
popular community: . bedrms
and bath on LIST floor: 3 bedrms
and bath on End: ground-level
rec. rm.: garage; excel. neiehbors
Ewes. call Mrs. MacAuley, OIL
Evening star., 1960-03-28

COLONIAL-3 bedrooms, den, 3
baths. 3 ireplaoes, garage. maids
room; APPROX. Ia acres ground !;
available Immediately; $40.
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eo:DP APIS. FOR SALE
IN TOWN oF FAIRFAX

THE wEsTcHEsTER - Eficiency
apt Choice location. Available
inlmediately. EN-. 3-0404. i.
Vh1 bedrms.: wired for air-con-
dttioning; on busl!ne: laundry;
parking facils.: ownership with
ept seonvenienee. not Just rent
receipts. IA. 7-4454. -,...
Evening star., 1960-03-28
PRICE. S21.95O

GAMFANELLA g co.
E4. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. 5-6066
FARMLAND SETTING; Macarthur
hlyd.-Stone and brk.; 2 bedrms :,
bath LIST d.; 3 bedrms., bath End
a Hs.bsr' slds ar,.t ioo2, 9S bath r.; SsE.;
500. SUSIE v. WATWoOD, Ma
s-S375; ewes. WO. f-4AoI oRs
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HOUSES URFURNIsHED

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Bren Mar Park
"a bedrms., level house. 9 blks.
ito elementary school. Fenced yard,
patio, fully equipped kitchen. incl.
sTefgr. and disposal. Sep. din. rm
] or 2 VI. lease, S160 per mo. BY
Eappt. only, OV. 3-1279.
LEX Villamay, Diplomats beau
Ptifpl brick split level home over
3 1ooKng the Potomac. Entirely air
: cohdt. i've bedrooms, 8 baths,
kfsehen, washer dryer. 2 car ga
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
REALTOR, IA. 4-I400.
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

BETHESDA
AREA HOMES
MMAc. 4-bedrm. e-bath
brick Cape Cod, mod. kit,
paneled dinette: beaut. land
ns,IS ,esped I'd 20: VIZ. seclqdsd 3 n.s
sPAc. 4-BEDRM.. Colonial
Kit. With dishSashefi and
deisp;. .6kist. fm., entF.
foyer; $4,000.
ATTRAc. FRoNT-To-BAcK
brick split-level, liv. rfn,
with cathedral ceiling, din.
nm, kit. with bkfst, Area,
3 bedrms.. . baths, rec, rm.
with arepL, above ground
porch; Wv. csrpetinr. and and
ar eond. incl. Purchaser
If desired; $4,000.
rambler in CHEVY Chase.
eonv. trans: formal din.
rm., comp. equip kit, party
slze rec. rm. and q bath
IN 6smt.: secluded scrd.
porch; Earase; S29.500.
NEW BRICK English RAM
pier, on 3la Acres: center
hall. liV. rm. with firepi..
bedrms.. 2 full baths on
upper level: lower level has
nuee elec. kit, with adj.
family Tm... formal din. rn,,
study and powder rm.:
bsmt.; 2-car Raraae. an un.
usually distinctive home,
priced At S47.5O0.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY PAMPERED-Assupue
$4,000, 49, Gl first trust on
this gorgeous, all-brick, 3-hedrm
raneher in quiet, wooded setting.
Wall-to-wan earpeting.. storm
windows and 3 aluminium storm
doors; equip, kit. full bsmt. with
IANp AN saHEEIiEss sHEEs, SP sGne4ltlssSe 4sSe15. MARY
ANDREWs-BOLLNG area-sI 400
down FHA for 3-bedrm. brk. Co
lonlal on lge. level lot: liv. rrn,
w/hrepl.. din. rm., 1ge. kit: full
bsmt-. fenced yard: S16,600 FHA
loan. RE 6-7232.
ARE YOU SHORT OF CASH?
$500 includes down payment and
al settlement costs. You Quali-
fy with your deposit You get
an adorable. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
with paneled din. I'm. and preh :,
on level. fenced lot. Walk 10 bus,
shopping, schools and playground
LAND SALES. AP. 7eso75. ~
BERWYN-COLLEGE PARK-NeW,
3-bedroom ramblers. Full base
Gs Gsnt Ms sale gusTnNr' y sTTISsr' as1s $500 40
54Issss. sgPsss oR' 4-7s2O' ewes" AP'
= 1-yr. .-old, 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath spht-level. Large I'm.
with frepl., level shaded lot: eonv,
to schools and shopping center.
May assume 20-yf., 5hqs conEen.
loan; immed. occup.: price, S22,-
450. OWNER, SP. 3-6650.
CAROLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cottage in picture book setting:
3 bedrms., spae. liv. rm and din.
area. spotless kit. $3.50 dn. CALL
sERENs SALES AP. 7-4sie
CHEyERLY-NeW 4-bedrooIn. bath
and y, dining room, living room.
o%NER. EhRsP. 81. s96s5l'a 6s5laDe oo' %
AREA--Ss00 down and
move into this 3-bedrm., full-bsmt
bone on . LARGE. lot; close to Bal
timore-WaSh. pkwy. and tTansp
Priced to sell at S13,500. Can til
9 pm. WA, $4,000, ROBERT 8.
DAVIS & CO.. INC.
COLLEGE PIX. (HoIlywood)-S2eb
dn., no settlement chg; 3-bedrm.
ramb.: cor. fenced lot. NE. S-1212.
PARK-NeW 3-bedrm.
rambler. Excel. location, large liv.
I'm: off-street park. Terms ar
ranged: S13.450. HUGH T. PECK,
he. 4-l700. till 9.
DREAM HOUSE
1Q21 A St. Seat Pleasant-1deal
for intelligent family seeking COM
functional beauty. Brk. rambler,
3 bedrms. den, 2 baths, Ice.
comb. hv.-din. rm. 15x30. over
looking sunny pvt. patio. Fire
places in liy. rm. and master bed
rm. This house with mod. elec.
kit, is desfgned for carefree family
spacious home on ire lot da5xIob1
at moderate price lS26. 800, conv.
terms), contact Mr.. RUPERT.
ST. 3-s4S4.
LAST RIvERDALE-No red tape:
assume loan. only $3.50 On. and
payments like rent, for this brick
Colonial. feat. 3 bedrms.. spac. iiv.
rm. and din. area, table-sp. kit;
close to schools. transp. and shop.
z: c. H1LLEY & CO.. REALTORS,
AP. 7-720O.
iLASsAfANOR-Bargain, SO, 500;
assume AZ Gl loan, $500 dn.:
2-bedrm. semi-det. brick home
" w/daylight. bsnt.; one nice corner
lot. 210 Hampton ST., OWNER.
IA. 2-2567.
SLASSMANOR-3 bedrms., semi
det.i bsmt. with bath; 4lses FHA
loan: near schools, shops and
transp. OWNER. 10. 7-2217.
KNOLLS
BRICK RAMBLER
room. 2 bedrooms, full basement.
screened porch, gas heat, lovely
large corner lot. This is o nice
home IN q fine neighborhood. con-
venient TO shopping and transS
portation. Priced at Sl7.50O.
ROBERT z. LoHR. INC.
HE. 4-4000I
HYATTSVILLE
On. FHA terms and like new
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MODERN RANCH RAMBLER in
beaut. setting; spac. liv. rm., din.
I'm, outstand. kit, 3 bedrms., 2
zee Avail siffT im6sd." ssd" doVT. R5VSl2 FMPE Rsiss
-RLTX CO. OIL. 6-1719. ia. 5-9los.
kBAK VIENNA, VA. 2-BEDRM
MOUSE, mr.. highway: lge. yard;
Alease, I year. WE. 8-6920.
EIENNA-secluded, 3-bedrm. RAM
Abler on Rte. 1913. Garage. $3.50
&pius utils. Adults only. Short or
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Ewes. Kenneth HosasI Oh. ,4-sl17
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick Colonial:
PHA APPRAISED. Lac Nv. rm.
.rts.n.T wisn dirTepi;, sep, dining rm.. nne
. baths on end a.; fnished attic:
good dry bsmt.; det. garage; love.
ly established garden: splendid To-
cation on quiet dead-end street
near shopping, Hansp, and rec.
AGENTS PLEASE W.
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QUANTIco-3 bedroom
rambler with carport
on "a acre lot. 80 day
possession. Sl4.50O.
Dial 703-GY. 4-6090
to see It today.
SPRINGFIELD = FRAN
COMA - New brick
ramblers. Split foyer
en- tran ces, IA #,
streamlined kitchens, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, full
Easements. Walk to
school. S21,60O. Call
FL. $4,000 to see them
today.
ALEXANDRIA - Custom
built brick split level
in the desirable SEMI
nary Area. Center hall,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
g recreation room, car
port, basement and
patio. 4.50O. Call
XII; .S-2320 to see It
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ThaksfMsLPPNsw haSss Pedlss Ise % Sssb, Sst tOSn- v.
liy. rm., sep. din. fm.. mod. Kit,
powder rm: on LIST. Fin. rec. rm.
with flrepl. Excel buy in this
premium loe. CHEVY CHASE
BEATTY, EN-. 3-1s00. ewes. WI.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
fcoNIIAIIEni !
CHURCHES WANTED

GEORGETOWN eonsreestion de-
stres TO purchase q completed
nren plant facility In the NV.
siSI. siSs,on sox % y psfsCT q essn ssa. offer pos
Evening star., 1960-03-28
. APARTMENTS WANTED

EXCLUSIVE VACATION HOUSE or
att furnished, wanted now for q
aeTs months By responsible couple
or bedrms., air cond., garage.
co. $4,000, Ext. 6l0-D,
Evening star., 1960-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA-BETH.
MASS. AVE. AREA-white
brick rambler, on Goldsboro
rd-. sep. din. rm., eating
space in kit. 3 bedrms., III
baths, garage, wide lot, low
PARKwOOD - SIs,g5O
brick 3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
full din. nm, dishwaSher,
etc, rec. rm. w/bar. fenced
-.
AL ia VISTA - Brick a.
bedrm. am ler, enclosed
porch, stairs 10 attic, rm,
cooler. tool shed, wide level
lot; S21.950.
MASS. AVE. AREA New
nriek. rambler, sep. din. Tm.,
bedrms., 2 baths. big day
nent rec; rm., ofi-st. park
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
Of Nd. Inc. NJ.
on. 6-TQ00 ttfl