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Evening star., 1960-02-07
A Tribute
To Welsh
Tenocity
BY JOSEPH O'KEEFE
Star stan Writer

UP, INTO THE SINGING
MOUNTAIN. BY Richard
Llewellyn. Doubleday;
$4.95.)
Richard Llewellyn puts his
familiar Welsh characters
into a strange new setting, a
colony in Patagonia, Argen-
tina, where they keep alive
their customs, traditions and
language. But the harsh de-
mands of this rough, uncon-
quered country bring conflict
and distress into the settlers
lives.
To this faroff land in up,
Into the Singing Mountain"
comes Huw Morgan, a cab
inetmaker and something Of
q nonconformist. This stran-
ger flouts local customs, but
work is plentiful for him.
Getting acquainted, he en-
counters Jones, Price Special,
at the Coop; Tom, Tot. the
smallest man in town; Box,
Quiff. the saddler; Evans.
Sideways, who was too fat
to 60 face first through a
door, and an array of other
Welsh citizens.
A Troubled Romance
But Huw'S troubled ro-
nance with Lal Corwen is the
core of the story, and stem
ming from it are episodes Of
cattle rustling, killing of
thoroughbred horses, skir-
mishes with the Indians.
mysterious shootings, and
scheming by jealous women
and greedy men.
Lal's father, a big land
owner. is a hot-tempered
drinker and gambler. He has
ideas of his own on his
daughters suitors, and uses
a horsewhip to emphasize
them.
But in the end, it is nature
which prevails. The dam
breaks, and the floods disrupt
nearly everyone's life.
This book Is billed as a
sequel to How Green Was
My Valley" Much Of the
strength Of Mr.. Llewellyn's
writing lies in its simplicity.
His description of the brave
fight to save the dam is a
tribute to the determination
Of the Welsh.
Hardship on Hardship
But even the staunchest
Welshmen must quail as
hardship keeps piling up. At
one point, one of the harassed
Corwen sisters cries, 20, God.
is there trouble on earth We
have never had, then? II
there?"
Well, 1t seems there is. and
In the ensuing chapters the
girls are shoulder deep in 1t.
and only wade out in the
final pages.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Other Books of the Week in Brief

ident Of the National Farm
ers Union makes a bold
declaration of policy. based
on human need, for the
salvation Of farmers Of all
countries.
SECOND SURY
OF CONTEMPORARY
HOMES. BY the editors of
Architectural Record.
dodge; $7.75.)
Evening star., 1960-02-07

her, either. She suffered
constantly from malaria:
she could not learn Hindi.
Disengagement was beyond
her. Throughout the struggle
for Indian independence
miss Slade suffered not a
second from divided loyal
ties) she was at his side,
doing whatever was necessary
She went to jail, carried
messages, interviewed Brit
ish officials, even visited
America and England on her
own for the cause.
Helped Villagers
Gandhi's death, with all its
horror, must have been
something of a release for
this brave, single minded
woman. In any case, with
out complaint, she went into
the hills to explain to the
villagers the kind Of self
reliant economy Bapu had
visualized for them. She
built houses, started herds,
did the most arduous and
useful work, without, one
gathers, much thanks.
1t may be said that she
lacks a sense Of humor and
proportion. She is one of
those whole-souled, LITERAL
minded people who occa-
sionally plod through life
in pursuit Of an ideal or an
illusion that none can UNDER
stand. If you begin to read
her book with a sense of
sympathy. you will finish it
with q feeling Of admiration.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
UpheovoI
In Lotiin
America
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star Stan Writer


ARMS AND POLITICS IN
LATIN AMERICA. BY Ed
win Lieuwen. (Praeger,
$4.750
This is a serious study for
serious people. 1t is divided
into two parts, one to review
the history of Latin Amer
ica's armed forces, and the
other to discuss military
aspects Of United States pol
icy for the neighboring coun-
tries to the south.
Professor Lieuwen engaged
in extensive research to COM
pile the record of militarists
in Western Hemisphere pol
itics since Spanish authority
over Latin America collapsed
early in the 10Th century. He
points out that the armed
forces have permeated ma
tional life and dominated
politics in all but a few
countries.
Policy Needs Change
But the vast area is under
going a great social, eco
nomic and political upheaval.
In the revolution, military
leaders are steadily losing
ground to civilian authority.
Mr.. Lieuwen says this signif-
icant change. plus Latin
Americas determination -
and right-to have an in
creasingly important voice in
world affairs, makes it ad-
visable to revise United States
policy for the region.
The author thinks the time
has come to begin de-empha-
sizing military assistance, to
make a start on arms reduc-
ton in Latin America. At the
same time, he agrees, the
United States should remain
militarily strong because, in
reality, it is this country
which must bear the real
burden of hemisphere de-
fense.
Stronger Ties Needed
Mr.. Lieuwen, who compiled
his study for the Council on
Foreign Relations, believes
Washington should strength
en- its ties with Latin Ameri-
ca by helping it attack Sc
rious economic problems. He
contends hemisphere secu-
rity can be built through a
demonstrated understanding
of our neighbors' needs and a
willingness to lend a helping
hand.
The basic aim for the fu-
ture, he says, must be a
sound, prosperous and stable
Latin America, one that will
strengthen and solidify the
Western world. He is con-
vinced Latin Americas posi-
tive contribution to opposing
the threat of Communist i'm
perialism will be proportion
ate to the stake its people
believe they have in the
struggle.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
She Gave Up All
To Serve Gundhi
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Stan Writer

The most marvellous thing about Madeleine SHADES
obography her stubborn refusal to marvel at herself Her
readers may contemplate THE SPIRITS PILGRIMAGE"
wardMcCann; $575) with something like open-mouthed
wonder But Miss Slade who calmly chucked it all IS
to to India TO Mahatma Gand Of the breed
Evening star., 1960-02-07


Grant had the deeply
rooted impulse to get to
close quarters with his
antagonist and slug 1t
out"
Lewis in 1850 C"Captain Sam
Grant~. Mr.. Cation was
chosen by Mrs. Lewis to take
up the work her husband had
begun. 1t was a happy choice.
This book, in Mr.. Cations
inimitable warm and living
style. puts Grant in proper
perspective at last. Here is
the unpretentious little man
who learns fast and keeps his
eyes on his single goal-the
destruction of the enemy's
army. Here is the real Grant.
He didn't take Richmond. He
took Lee.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Grant Was q General
Far Ahead of His Doy
BY FRED THEROUX
Star Statf Writer
GRANT MOVES

GRANT MOVES SOUTH by Bruce Cation (Little, Brown
& Co, $6.50)
1t automatic that the Interpretation of history par
Gcuarly Of its controversial aspects improves al
most direct ratio to the increased perspective afforded by
the of time Certainly the many notable books deal
ing with Americas greatest drama the Civil War; coming
from the publishers centennial approaches illus
Evening star., 1960-02-07

Just time for the start the Caribbean travel guide
and Bermuda 1860" David Mckay Co.. $3.50 the southern
traveller facts about where
what ETC. Edited Travel Editor
contains
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11

Carl A. .Bimson, president ann
ounces that Valley National
Banks South Phoenix office will
open Monday, Nov. FL. Located
at Central and Southern, it will
be office No. &c in VNB's state
wide system and the banks 2lst
office within Phoenix city limits.
Manager will be Robert Villas
series, an Ohio native who moved
to Arizona six years ago.
The office will be housed tem-
porarily in VNB's giant trailer
bank during construction of per-
manent quarters in the South
Plaza Shopping Center. which
will occupy southwest corner of
the Central and Southern inter-
section, Bimson said.
''He and his staff are trained
and experienced in modern, met
topolitan banking, and are we'll
equipped to offer our traditional
friendly, neighborhood banking
service in this new. convenient
location.
HasSerieS, since moving to
Phoenix in 1854, has been assist
ant manager at VNB's 10th St.
Camelback Rd. Office for the
past two years.
Hasseries and his wife, Ruth
have two sons, both attending the
University of Arizona. They live
at TT E. Palmaire Ave. Phoenix.
William E. Kantz, announced
earlier as VNB's South Phoenix
manager. has received special
assignment in the banks Home
Office branch management de-
partment.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11
CHURCH NEWS

EPISTLE OF CHRIST
CHURCH, Fifth and w. Tonto, Ev-
angelist Annie Young. Sunday
School, 10 ann, morning wor-
ship. u:30 am, PYPU, E p.m.,
evening services, 1880 pm. Night
services, Wed. and Fri. 7:3O
pm.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11
MAN CHARGED

w. ]. Mingo. %, of llO8 w.
Cocopah. has been charged with
voluntary manslaughter in con-
nection with the fatal shooting
Saturday night of Roy Johnson.
Sr., so, of 1880 S. Sixth Ave.
Police said the two families
had argued prior to the shooting
in front of the Johnson home.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11
Bits Of This

SongstreSs Ernestine Ander-
son exhibits great feeling for
tempo in her Mercury album
which includes such favorites as
Mature Boy" and "My Heart
Belongs to Daddy"
An exciting album released
by Roulette Records gives Pearl
Bailey an opportunity to display
her style with different types of
numbers. Her renditions of
"Gettin' a Man," Il Hate Men,.
and others are treat.
Sam Cooke has two albums
which are selling fast. He can
sing popular and musical show
tunes equally as we'll. The two
albums are "Only Sixteen" by
Keen and Cookies Tour" by RCA
Victor.
Our first Lady of Song, Miss
Ella Fitzgerald repeats her
prizewinning treatment of mod
ern composers songs in her la
test release. Her voice is in
comparable as she twists and
turns the notes and words of
the songs of Lerner and Loewe
and others in her recent Verve
album.
Louis 'Satchmo" Armstro ong's
African tours are jointly spon-
sored by the U. S. State Depart
ment and the Pepsi Cola Bottling
Co. He is taking Dixieland along
with his soda pop sales. Wonder
which American item the Afri-
can music lovers enjoy more?
Another female songbird is
making record sales climb this
week. Dakota Stanton teams with
the musical background provided
by saxman Benny Carter to chirp
BODY and Soul, Solitude"
and several others on the Cap
itol label.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-11

"U.S. to Major in the Growing
of Trees" = Huh, we already
know tn art O graftin'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

GROvEToN AREA
Over "a acre is
the setting for this
gracious 3 bedroom,
2is-bath brick RAM
bier with full base
ment. a fireplace for
Chilly fall evenings,
Venetian blinds, big,
big rear porch. Near
Groveton High, Mt.
Eagle Elementary,
and in St. Louis
Parish. Shown by
a Apt. only, SO call us
tocay to see this
charmer. Content will
be yours when you
move in. Call for
Photo-Fact Brochure
selected for National
House OF Homes. XII,
$4,000. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Wooded Acre
$14,5OO

NEARLY NEW. 3-bed-m. rambler
with FULL WALKOUT BSMT
beautiful hardwood fosrs, fire
place, equipped kitchen, auto
matte washer. CALL FOR DIREC.
TONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HEADACHE? EYES TIRED.
HARMONIOUS HARMoNv

HARMONIOUS HARMONY again
VIII reign with all this room and
some TO spare on almost ita-scre
lot, in heart of Mclean, New,
6o-ft.-- long Arizona brick rancher
4 bedrooms, PLUS DEN. 3 full
baths, l4xI4 kit, finished rec
rm. complete with bar, in daylight
bSmt., Carport. Walk to high
shopping center. $1,000 DIN. will
handle. Immed. occupancy. Shown
py appt. JE. 10000 or phone for
directions to open house Sunday
2-6.
THE MAGIC AREA in Virginia,
sleepy Hollow-Seven Corners
And what wonderful family
home on huge 100xlS5 lot Hall
entrance, 24-tt. living rm.. sep.
dining rm.. downstairs den or
pedrm., : more bedrmS. leach
16X1S), 34-ft. rec. rm with fire.
pl, scr. porch, ga baths, range,
ret2r., washer, dryer; only $1,000
down required, Priced in mid-2Os.
VIII sell quickly. Be first to view.
JE. $4,000.
EVER DREAMED OF OWNING A
HOME that you'd be so proud Of
you'd feel like you were President?
Wen show you the picture first,
then drive you out. On 1a-acre OF
trees, 20 #. LONG. with Colonial
columns. Marble-floored entrance
W. - mc3nificen liv. rm., for
NAL dining rm., lift. kit, equip.
E.si app- u 200 ranSc. twln-
SIZE bedrmS:; . full baths, Gift.
rec. rm. with built-in bar. Gear
garage brand-neN. All city utili-
assume S25,OG0 first trust Make
this week end a memorable date
and buy this home JE. $1,000.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC,
1Ol w. Broad, Falls Church, Va.
HERNDON AREA-owner trans
IerreG. You must see this beauti-
ful rambler on 1-acre lot. Gus
tom built for comfortable sub
urban living. Prime residential
area. Quick possession. S25,950
will take. LYNN REALTY, JE.
2-94O0 or JE. 2-6729.
HOLM HILLS, 90 minutes D, c.,
10 Belvoir. via Mt. Vernon park
way--S3,500 down will buy this
4-bedroom contemporary; large
family-size kitchen. beautiful lot;
large GI loan to be assumed. APP
proximately S145 pitt. Owner
will hold second trust. Lots of
extras at S27.502. LOU CHACEY
REAL ESTATE, so. S-S95S.
HOME AND OFFICE COMBINATION
= Really desirable 3-bedroom
home p.us del or ONCE located SC
that II can be entered directly
from front dooor. Above-ground
basement with paneled recreation
room and built-in bar, wash room
and garage: 20x12 living room
with fireplace, 10X13 separate din
ing room and pleasant light kitch-
en-. An exceptional value at SPA.
900. Call JE. 1920. JOSEPH w
West Broad street. Falls Church
virginia. Once closed on Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
GREAT FALLS
GROYETnN AREA

1901 DOUGLAS DR..
ELL. $3.50 Ell. 6-3374
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
MCLEAN

81 ,UUU
sovely brick rambler on q besuti-
full. 15,000-su. -ft. level wooded
lot. Large living-dining area with
fireplace. familv-sized kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal:
full downstairs to storage attic: =
Rster sSd sewer full B Bsm e ~
Iolced hot-air heat. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
MRS WIN. H tLAUGHLIN
Fl R-4lRI pealfnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

N. SPRINGFIELD. BY owner - j.
bedrm.. / a-bath brick ramb. with
daylight bsmt., on quiet street;
4taea GI loan. CT f1-ll5ti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

MCLEAN AREA = Beautiful brick
rambler on LII acres with trees;
91x21 family room with fireplace,
4 bedrooms, 3l2 baths. large living
room with fireplace, separate din.
heat. S-car garage: 10 minutes
new CHA. 20 min. DC; S44 $50,
excellent financing available
Shown by appointment only. MRS.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor, Ell.
R-4I61
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

McLEAN-Colonial flavor best de-
seribes this stately antique brick
Large double doors open into huge
center-e1trance hall, 4 large bed
with beautiful built ms. Lovely
cabinetwork. large separate din
ing rm., with French doors OPEN
ing to garden. Family-sized pine
paneled kitchen with eatins
space; garage. Most unusual rec.
rm. Only transfer makes this
available; dream house. S3S,050.
T. W. BERENS, REALTORS, Ell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HICKS

COUNTRY ESTATEI IN
THE CITY! Here is
truly a beautiful es-
tate type home To-
Gated in one of the
areas most sought
after by those GeSir-
ing luxury and formal
living. Nestled high
on q crest Of this pro-
fessionally Handicapped
194-acre lot and Of
fering the utmost in
majestic and palat'al
comfort. > massive
bedrooms, 4ia tied
baths, separate dining
room l2Sxl6l. 3 fire.
places, one in tie
w a nu t-paneled Ii
brary t2txl2), ran
dom-width peg floors.
lovely recreation room
with a beautiful bar
and fireplace are just
a beginning of the
numerous features Of
fered in this home.
Detached 2-car ga
rage, many closets,
much storage space
and central air con-
ditioning are all extra
dividends. Come out
for the luxury tour
of this magnificent
home selected for the
National House of
Homes. Open Sun,
] til dark.
DIRECTIONS: Out
Sleepy Hollow I'd.
from Seven Corners
to left at Malbrook
dr.. ] block to house
on right. Call XII s.
1000. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
PARKER

SMITH d DoNNELL
ia. 1851 REALTORS ia. 7-SSI7
FiCIURE YOURSELF returning
nome from hard Gay at the Of
nee to this beautiful 3-Dedroon,
2l2-bath split levei with den
o. Attn bedroom and fenced
yard in quiet, tree-shaded COM
munily. Save real money BY as
sumins q large Gil loan at a low
interest rate of III. Priced at
S24,950 Call FALLS CHURCH
REALTY, E.. 6-55i1.
QUEENS CASTLE! Youi queen will
love you forever il you hand her
the keys to this intriguing SPLIT
FOYER BRICK RAMBLER. So
refreshingly immaculate: such
beautiful decor; the kitchen OF
your queens dreams; and a
wooded handicapped yard, which
Will be the envy of all your
ends. FIVE BEDROOMS,
THREE BATHS. huge finished rec.
room with fireplace; garage. You
name it, this has it, Excellent
terms at $4,000. Call now for
appointment. JORDAN. INC, Ell.
$4,000. Ewes, Ell, 6-54a3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

FALLS CHURCH Oh ARL. BLVD. -
i-bedrm.. redwood rambler, wall
to-wsll carpet. > baths, rec. rm. II
bSmt., screened-ln cnrport, IT
schools. shopping, excel. transp.
Assume 4l2cc CT loan; SlS,90U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
VACANT

2-BEDRooM BRICK HOME with
full basement, in very desirable
location near schools, transports-
tive home also features living
room with fireplace, Separate din
ing room, large screened porch
and coolies Of storage; situated on
a nice level wooded lot in Arl-
ington. What's more, 1t can be
yours for as little as $1,000 down.
FLA approved for SIS,50O. Won
derful buy. Call IA. $4,000 to-
day.
BRAND-NEW RAMBLERS-The
last word in construction, design
and INABILITY. These 3-bedroom
homes feature separate dining
rooms, large modern kitchens, liv-
ing rooms with fireplace, base
board hot-water heat. Ia baths,
extra-large level lots. Priced in
low EOS. Wonderful location. Be
sure to see today. Call IA. g.
START PACKING - You can
move right into this well-construc-
ted 3-bedrm. home completely re-
decorated from top to bottom.
Mother will jump for Joy over
the truly delightful kitchen with
eye-level oven, birch cabinets.
Also features living room with
fireplace, dining room, compart-
mented basement and side porch
IMMACULATEi And on a nice,
level lot with trees. Asking SIS
300: Be an early bird! Call WE
$1,000.
( NEW CUSTOM-BUILT BEAUTY
in q protected neighborhood Of
fine homes. This home has indi-
viduality, is well-constructed and
masniflcently planned for the
large family. featuring 3 or 4
bedrooms, 3 full baths, up-to-the
minute Fgigidaire kitchen; full
daylight basement, recreation rm,,
hreplaces. screened porch and
lear garage. Excellent financing.
wonderful terms. Priced in low
Jos. What a homel Call days.
WE. $4,000; ewes, DA, 5-SS77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HOMr AND OFFICE COMBINATION
4 BEDROOMS

Brick rambler with full bsmt.: loo.
on A-acTe corner lot. Sc0,950
with 41aeo GI' loan. Has excel.
fin. rec. rm. with many built-in
features. Ideal for Belvoir per-
sonnet. Vacant and avail. immed
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CT: $4,000 ia. 4-4252
KING SIZE COLONIAL = Bounding
with space and Inability, 4 huge
bedrooms and . baths, all on 2nd
floor. Spacious LIST floor contains
large living. room, formal dinine
room. family-size kitchen. study
with half bath and 20-ft. screened
porch. Full basement has beautiful
paneled recreation room with fire.
place and walk-out entrance tC
rear ground, plus garage and lot.
of storage space. A truly CHARMING
home in top North Arlington loca-
ton. Realistically offered at $50.
$50 with excellent terms. Shown
by appointment.
r. Reynolds, Inc.
ia. 1885
Evening star., 1960-08-28

You've got to know how they think and
live and what their problems are. And the best
way to do that is to become part of the men
you expect to lead in the future"
Down in the engine room, Midshipman
J. A. McAnally of Manhasset N. Y, was getting
first-hand knowledge of the controls that move
the heavy cruiser Macon. while nearby, Mid
shipman W. r. Polafox of El Paso, Tex, was
standing watch at the controls that regulate
boiler pressure. One deck up Midshipman
T. L. Selden of Staten Island, N. Y, was getting
practical training in rewinding an electric
motor. His teacher was Electricians Mate
A. r. Oliver, a veteran in his field.
Still higher, in the crews quarters, Mid
shipman c. S. Moss of Greenville, S. c., shined
Evening star., 1960-08-28

Shoes while Midshipman G. P. Laury of Drexel,
Pa, took time between watches to write
short letter home. Soon they would 60 on watch
again.
On the signal bridge, Signalman lst Class
F. G. Gillis was using flash cards to train
group of mdshipmen in the language of the
signal flags.
There is little idle time for midshipmen on
shipboard during a summer cruise. When they
are not standing watch, you're likely to find
them stretched out on deck, getting a little
sleep before the next watch. There isn't
enough time even to get seasick-
Those who worked with the midshipmen
aboard the Macon believe the summer cruises
CONTINUED
Evening star., 1960-10-09
QUINCY MANOR
CAMP SPRINGS

3 bedrms., living room. dining
room full bsmt. with rec. room;
Sl4,500, subject to FHA terms.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
DEWEY M. FREEMAN

CAP. HTS, 4O5 49th ave-, u blk
right of Central ave.-6 lge. rms,
new cond., many extras: extra
lot; open Sat, Sun, Mon.
OWNER, CHI. S-4S20 or ia. g.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

2 WOODED ACRES
New 3-bedrm. rambler, firepl.,
S2O,75O.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
EST. 1915 AP. 7-S3OO
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PARK-Charming brick
Colonial featuring liv. rm., sep.
din rm., de luxe kit, 3 bedrms.,
tiled bath. full bsmt. and land
scaped corner lot. Only 5000 dn:
FLA terms. z. C. HILLEY g. Co,
REAITORG Ap = -OOO
Evening star., 1960-10-09
ANDREWS AREA

CAMP SPRINGS-New 6-rm. RAM
bier; full bSmt, fireplace, h.-w.h.
Owner transferred. Priced in low
S2O's. below appraisal. CHI. S-S635,
Evening star., 1960-10-09
BERWYN HEIGHTS

Look at this spacious house All
rms. are spacious in this 3-bedrm,.
Ia bath rambler: full bSmt., 1900
SO. it, Of living space; FILA ap-
proved for S17,500; only 5000
down, S103S2 per mo. plus taxes
and tnS, l2-V
Evening star., 1960-10-09
J JOSEPH (. III FILIPPC II, SS
REALTY CO.

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals Property Management
lIU. 4-77l7 LU. 2-5976
Evening star., 1960-10-09

CARROLLT0Ni $4,000 down.
bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod /;
alum. storm windows, dishwasher,
washer, drier; FLA approved at
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

F0REsTYILLE nr. Richie rd.-Sm.
attrac. 2-bedroom bungalow on l.
acre wooded lot: fully drv bsmt |;
mr.. elem. school: only S9,750, $3.50
cash down payment. To inspect,
call JU. 5-5755 or JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

PARK-SI95 dn., pay
ment, like rent, bus this lovely
2-bedrm. det. home; full bsmt.
w/rec. rm.; large lot w/trees. Va
cant. OWNER, 10. b-2l3l
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Bf0pGn

A SPECIAL OFFER
l -acre, all-fenced farmette. Chicken
house and chicken yard Large
garden and garden house, front
and side lawns have many large
shade trees, ideal for cook-outS
and lawn parties. Gear detached
garage. The 2-bedrm. rambler
home has expansible attic, sep
arate dining room, hot-water
heat and ceramic tiled bath.
Priced to sell at Sl2.S00.
TO REACH: Out Branch ave. and
Route to T.B. Junction, left on
Route 3Sl to Bank of Brandywine,
right on Brandywine Heights rd.
to dead-end, turn left 2nd house
on right.
ARC RLTY.. INC. 3O1-sT. 2-7272
Evening star., 1960-10-09
CUsToM-RUnT. a2-foot. rambler
REALTY. sP. 3-3s3s

CHEVERLY - nxpandable brick
: Cape Cod with finished bsmt., pa
ito; only S14,950. NELSON REAL
TY CO., HE. 4-2300.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

1ANHAM = New custom built, g.
oe1rm brick rambler: carport,
Iull Ioll 6Smt., ] Y baths; on ls-acre
!ot. Convenient to schools, trans
portatlon: Sl7.500, FHA. 81 800
9own; Rarrr Opt open Sunday 9532 Du