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Evening star., 1960-09-24

room with an adhesive
backed wallpaper. The plaster
ing was done several months
ago, but how can we be sure
to avoid any free alkali
harming the paper?
Answer-Use a quick-dry-
ing wall size and wallpaper
paste additive, available at
dealers. to size the wall. Any
free alkali will show up as a
red stain; this can be cor
rected with a thin coat of
white shellac or a solution of
zinc sulphate.
This type Of sizing is also
worth while with adhesive
backed papers because if any
of the adhesive is washed
away when moiStening the
backing, the moisture on the
paper will reactivate the glue
in the sizing and insure a
tight bond.
Mr.. Whitman offers read
ers leaflets on a variety of
SUSPECTS concerning home
repair work. If you would
like to have his leaf1et, W.
%, Keeping Out Summer
Heat, send 10 cents in coin to
Roger C. Whitman, P. o. Box
SO, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
(Released by Consolidated News
Features, Incl
Evening star., 1960-09-24

The Meaning Of Architec-
ture to You.
The Contemporary House.
These films can be OBJ
tanned from the American In
stitute Of Architects (16mrn.
Please order from American
Institute of Architects Lii
brary, 1875 New York ave-
nue. NV, Washington.
Architecture USA. 26 min
utes.
What Is a House? 1914
minutes.
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Delightfully."- restored Colonial home situated on lot
ooxl25 with lovely and pIontines Library with fire
poee, ultra modern kitchen, powder room; bedrooms,
boths, End floor. WALKING DISTANCE BLESSED SACRA-
MENT.
Conn beyond Chevy
ITpino Street, nest Iruno to house.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, MD.
1912 Old Sprinq Rood

3bedroom 2boh split level only years old Spoce for
4th bedroom. loree living room, separate dining roo mod
kitchen, screened porch overlooking lovely garden with
trees Out-oferound recreation with fireplace Goroee
Owner ronsfered immedote possession An excellent
Of ottroctVe homes!
Directions Conn Aus beyond Chevy Chase Lake to Knn0ton
right Spring Road left to house ana sopen" sign
Evening star., 1960-01-01

! AUToMOBlLEs FoR SALE
FORD '5s Tudor; black: fun price.
BIER, used Cars. 704 ". BToa1.
Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-e5o5.
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TRAILERS

FOR RENT-I5 r., complete with
sleeps 5: SIS wrIy. Reply Boz
3hS-Y, Star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'S3 4-dr,i immae;; $500
ave. Wo. e.sloo.
F0RDs-50. '51, '52, '63 and "a
ali styles; no money down. pay a
you rlde, Phone IA, 4-fz77.
FORD 80 9-passenfer wagon;
power steerins. Fordomatie, T. and
h.: w.swE $500. HE. 4-s10e.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

BUICK '59. InVicta A-dooT sedan:
fully powered and equipped, sharp
car; warranted, year-end special
Evening star., 1960-01-01

DE SOTO SO club coupe; power
sstse6ing; ssil for bank Balance;
SO month. Call SATURDAY,
ROPER. La. 6-270O.
DE SOTO '52 4-dr.: equipped: ex-
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

CHEvRoLEr '6s Bel Air VS.: dip
sRsi ssIssn ssd Ssaio. AZ Os s:ss:s s sSEsa. Ssaa.
shield washers. undereoat,, seat
covers, 1880 mi. EM. 2-s96p.
cav. 'ss ImpaIs; beautiful hene,
sssTs..i ss,ss; Ioadsa 81 va ssSstfs'; soins
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Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1879 3SfS oPSRs . sisEST INV 'yEIzR IE 7-soOO
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AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

lcHEvR0LKT '53. 4-doer, very clean
mech. roud. and eood rubber. only
$3e6. Z. eTEUART SILVER
hwy: 10. e-ils4.
CONTINENTAL 80 Marx ~ con
vertible; bronze. AL power equip |:
irnm aculate: end-of-year special.
1895; ccc suarsntee.
Capitol Cadilla Olds Co.
l1223 22nd st, NV. PR 7-26OO
OUR 26th YEAR
De SOTO '53 club coupe: power
steering: sell for bank baiance;
$3.50: could finance, SO down,
S19 month. Call SATURDAY,
ROPER. La. e-27O0.
DE SOTO '52 4-dr.: equipped; ex-
eeiient eon1. throughp1t; $2e6
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave, NV. Wo. $4,000
DODGE '64: maroon. with white
sesp:;onsssI. sep; sfsII,eet uS sonc; nsc.;4;4s5 !; ana b.;
DODGE '57 Royal haFdtop: 3-tone
sreen: perfect cond.; r. and h..
pow. steer. and brks.. push-button
auBO. Qflvei by owner. ie2Y1ne
town; $l.1bO, IA. 8-5175.
DODGE $50 VS. Royal, Lancer q
Or. hardtop; sptp trans. r, and
b.; owner; $eb0. OIL, 2-725j.
DODGE '49 2-dr. sedan: $1,000
mi; tires. and mechanical eond
excel: Sl90, u. 4-7Ol7.
DODGE i63 4-dr.. extra clean; low
mileage GER: Z. and b., new tires:
complete new engtne with only
3,0OO miles. 4 real steal ct emily
$446. L. p. sTEUART SILVER
S.AS hwy. yU. s.ils4 eI iiii EAs'-~s''
DODGE 81 Custom Royal 2-doos
nardtopi power equipped, radio,
heater, push-button drive. Wv.
tires; red and white; immaculate;
WHEELER. INC, wHEEIMoBILE
USEFUL" 0NE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler.Plymouth- Imperial
Valiant
$500 Wisconsin NV. En-. 2-1O20
ENGLISH FORD go: never run;
owner leaying country. must sell.
tx. -3.S0SO
FIAT 'Ss "liOO" series 4-door; r.
and h.; 5000 miles, new cond.
S1,196; $3.50 down,
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-s9OO
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HAnnJ.AN ,5R

VIII Sifi PtI!I PiszssE T! y = xSSR sSR sgDdE4 III
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
over 20 Years at Same Location
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Auros, TRUCKS WAHrEr
tcoNTINvEDI

SOUTHERN DEALERS need earl
VILE VILE AUTO sAfEs. ls2o 4. ].
ave, HyattsviIle, Nd. wa. 1880.
sPof CASE TODAY for your
can BILL KIRK. TA' Q-266i.
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FARMS

19T ACRES FOR RENf-Med. g.
room brick house. several out
buildings; m Indian Head area.
SMALL REALroR. RI
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AUT0M0BILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIAS-The all-new 1860 Eng
lish Fords are here. See them to-
day ct JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884
Pa. ave. sc. IL. 4-2300.
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MONEY 10 LOAN
AVIATION

CAPITOL. FLYING CLUE
Clean. Cessna lS2, full panel and
paint. Omnisator, simplexer. LF,
SO mr.: also metal wins Ercoupe,
vIomni, $3.50 hr. No students.
IA. 7-l562.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

CHEVROLET '5s. 4-door. vers clean
/ sos. q. ns s4hTUART hS0I aa''iri siI'yRR w
ssr1ISqd;i, s1xI g, Nj Hac1SSa.l ia Eass-Tess
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CHERNER

Observation-Disclosures =
171l Florida Ave. NV, no. 2-5O0h
BUICK '5S Century convertible
dynafiow. power steering, power
brakes, radio. heater, Wv. tires
turquoise, New Years special.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

CONTINENTAL 80 Marx ~ con-
vertible; bronze. al power equip;
innmaeulate: end-of.year special.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

CHEVY '62:. r. and h., auto, trans. I.
2-door sedan: good eond.: has
passed ID. c. insp. OIL. B-s213.
CHEVROLET '57 Bel AIR s-eylinder
convertible: bleek. radie and heat
en- automatic, power steering: I:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Gifted Child
To Get Special
School Training

Baton Rouge. Louisiana,
Resulting from a conference on
the gifted student at Southern
University. many high schools
and colleges across the South
will be initiating new programs
designed to identify and train the
gifted child in the classroom. ac-
cording to officials Of the Inter
University Committee on the
Superior Student. a national body.
which has as its primary concern
that of helping colleges and un-
iversities with their honors pro-
gram
Southern, which was host 10
the first conference on the gifted
child in Negro schools, brought
together representatives from
ih;rty-fhree urgent educational
problems OF superior students
from and with cvIfuraIly deprived
backgrounds.
Working closely with the Inter
University Committee on the
SUPERIOR Student regional con-
ferences. Dr. FELTON, G Clark.
president of Southern University.
agreed to host this significant
conference and the Carnegie Cor
poration, agreed TO financially
support the venture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Performers Aid Annual
Freedom Fund Dinner

NEW YORK II Actor Singer Brock Peters and Jazz
Musician Julian Cannonba Addcrey featured guests
at reception this week in support Of the fourth MA
ACP Freedom Fund Dinner
$50 lundr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
former DENLY
Teacher Named
BrowneIl's Asst

A former DENLY high school
mathematics Instructor was
named temporary administrative
assistant to DR.. Samuel NJ. Brown
ell at the Board Of Education
meeting.
Elmer II. Miller, for many
years a member Of the Denly
faculty and for the past five
years assistant principal and prin.
cipal CT Hazel Park High School.
takes over his new duties immcdi-
atcly.
DR.. Miller replaces DR.. James
Berry who has been assigned to
special jrojcct covering a bus
mess and financial organization
study of the Board of Education.
The new assistant will do re-
search work on administrative
studies. analyze reports as well
as provide staff service for com
mittees and meetings for which
Dr. Browncll is responsible.
Miller has taken his niger edu-
cation at Wayne University and
he resides with his wife and two
daughters at 436 Woodland Ave,
Fcrndalc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

Or. Peck was pastor Of the Bethel
A.M.E. Church until his death
in 1914.
A strong prepayment of racial
amity he believed that the future
OF the Negro was closely tied to-
economic well-being and he found.
cd the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association to serve De
troit Businessmen. He also found
ed several cooperatives. DR. Peck
served Detroit as minister for
half century. His avocation.
composing religious music, pro-
duced some memorable hymns.
Louis Tender will be the name
of the Lillibridge school annex
ST Jean, Howe Court, Gladwin
and Vernon He was a prominent
Detroit ncwspaperman who died
in 1856 after 80 years as one Of
this citys top journalists Mr..
Tender was widely known for
his years of service toward better
human relations in Detroit. A
graduate of the University of
Michigan, he worked at the De.
troit Free Press for a short time
before he joined the News staff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Southern Negro
Voter Seen In
Pivotal Role

NEW YORK - THE southern
Negro voter may play a pivotal
role. in the COPS bid this year
to win some Of the South's l28
additionally Democratic electoral
college votes, NAACP Director
OF Public Relations Henry Lee
Moon says in the current issue
OF THE NATION Magazine.
Mr. Moon says only once in
this country 1916 has the
vote of the Solid South been
essential to the successful Presl-
Genital candidate. And this year
the COP is anticipating a close
election, he asserts.
Free of ties to local politi-
cal m c h mes, these voters,
Negroes) acting independently
as IN 1856, may we'll be balance
oipower factor in Virginia,
North Carolina. Florida, Tcnnes-
see. Louisiana, Texas and, posi-
bly, Georgia" Mr.. Moon con
cludes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

Political Drama To
Open Theatre Season

Launching Wayne State Uni
ycrsity Theatres 3lst season on
October IA will be Robert Penn
Warrens political drama. "All
the Kings Men" Other offer
ings for the season will include
local premieres of Fay and
Michael Kanin's dramatizatIon of
the Japanese "Rashomon" and
Arthur Millcr's adaptation OF
Ibsen's AN Enemy OF the PEG.
pie"
Current choice for the annual
Shakespeare production is Much
Ado About Nothing" Also sche-
dulcd are two modern French
plays. The Waltz of the Torca-
doris" and THE Madwoman Of
Chaillot" The Childrcns Thea
ire touring company will per-
form The Seven-League Boots"
in Detroit and suburban schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

Some Z00 persons joined with
committee members TO start the
drive for the Nov. 81 affair to
be held here in the Grand Ball
room of the Statler-Ililton
Mr.. Peters recently starred in
the role of rown. the villain, in
the United Artist release "Porgy
and Bess." Mr.. Adderley won the
New Star" award for 1859 from
Downbeat Magazine, leading Jazz
publication
This year the same publication
named him the nations number
one Jazz alto saxaphonist. Both
perfarmers are we'll known for
their forth-right statements on
civil rights.
The committee is under co-chair-
manship of DR. George D. Can
non and Cornelius McDougald.
esq. II seek TO stimulate in
.erest and participation in the
NACCP life membership drive
along with continued substantial
financial support of the Associa-
ton.
Financial goal is 100000.
This is the Associations major
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Lucy Thurman
Announces Fall
Jamborees

The Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA is offering for the FAN
season beginning October !, a
Saturday Jamborec. each Jam
boree is offered in eight week
sessions. The following classes are
for children under IL years OF
ope and two of some classes can
be taken for one fec. they are;
Pallet g. Art - Tap & Art -
Art & Crafts - Crafts 4 Tap,
piano lessons are also offered but
rs a single class. For those at
tending the Saturday Jamboree'
/. is requested that they bring
a sack lunch.
For ages i2-l7 years, Modern
Dance, Tennis. Art and a Charm
Clinic which will be taught ny
Mrs. Olga Jones.
A.Theatcr Workshop is offered
for Junior High School ages
the minimum age is 10 years.
Our monthly Senior Can'een
dances are as follows: October
%. November 10 and December
n. 7:30 to 1870 PM. All can
teen dances are chaperoned.
Instructors are: Mrs. Cariene
Polite. Dance Instructor - MT.
pelbcrt Russell, Tennis Instructor
MIR. wilbert W. Harris, Piano no
and Dramatics Instructor. o'a'''
NJ. Juanita Walker, Director =
Ruth Haslip, Assistant , Dlrec.o.
Eula Jackson, Program Director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Are Your School Kids
Getting Enough Sleep?

School work will be easier for
your child and he will learn
faster if he is fully rested when
he leaves home for school each
morning. DR.. Joseph G. Molncr.
City-County Health Commissioner,
reminds parents. To make sure
that your child is fully rested and
ready for new ideas and response
bilitics requires careful planning
and may require persistent and
constant supervision TO get this
sleep pattern established early
in the new school year.
Daytime maps drop sharply
when little children reach five
and enter kindergarten. See that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

fund raising project and is part
Of the annual Freedom Fund cam
paien under craftsmanship Of
Mrs Marguerite Belafonte and
Jackie Robinson II is sponsored
by the Associations National
Board of Directors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

your child is not deprived of
sleep he needs az night. The large
group cf children he mingIes with
in the classroom are new n him
and many Of his school expert
erces are new tco 81 that he is
likely TO be keyed up. These new
experiences c: $500 80 -.tJ
must be balanced by relaxation.
rest and sleep. This makes il ne
cessary for n1rents IN have defin-
ife plans for more rest az home.
The kindergarten child should be
in bed at 800 pm. IL he is 10 be
up al ZOO am. II your child is
rervous or tired by fhe middle
CT the morning, the chances are
that home conditions and home
planning should be improved.
Children in elementary school
nine &, eleven hours Of sleep,
depending on their age, general
health and physical makeup. In
general tccn-agers need at least
eight TO nine hours sleep. A little
experimentation will determine If
being up an extra ID minutes at
night means "dopey' irrespons-
Utility in the morning. a good
general rule is to see TO il that
a Sabotage child goes to sleep
carly enough to awaken naturally
in the morning.
" al all possible, the adoleseent
should sleep alone. Firm spring
and mattress are important, for
the hours spent in bed can very
easily contribute 10 poor ways OF
holding the body IL beds are sag
eing or too soft.
Many an energetic child hates
TO be inactive. but he needs some
quiet Relation to keep from
being ovcrstimulated. Radio and
television programs should be
turned off and home work com
Melted before bed time so that
= period of quiet relaxation is
possible before the child goes to
bed Parties for students should
Il
he saved for Friday and Saturday
nights.
In discussing the difficulty OF
having children turn OFT the teie-
vision or radio programs, Or.
Molner suggests 70 parents fhai
teen.sqers feel less frustrated
when they have a voice in work.
ina ovs family plans TO see that
they oct Sufficient sleep. However
the last word must remain win
nsrenis where the young persons
h,,Ith Is tho point 81 issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
RngweN Swanson VIII
ACTRESS Wayne Women

Wayne State University alumni
will have an opportunity to hear
pubcrnatorial candidates Paul d.
Baswcll and John b. Swanson at
the first annual Women of Wayne
Dinner to be held Wednesday,
oct. 10. at $50 pm. in the Vet
Grams Memorial Building The
program will also honor the 9th
university Of the groups found
ing.
The dinner will be open to all
alumni. In addition, special ar
rar 1ements have been worked
cut - provide free tickets for
all those attending the dinner TO
see the Auto Show which will be
in progress at The time.
Local Women Of Wayne groups
in Birmingham. Dearborn, Farm
ing,on. Royal Oak and South Ma
comb County are joining IN pre-
Senting the program Mrs. Robert
Marks C52). l946l Beavcrland,
Detroit 10. is program chairman.
Mrs. David $. Goldman C38).
2Ol'5 nra,CFr. Detroit 81, is
ticl Il Cll.ll-a.
Reservations for the SAYS din
ner can be obtained by sending
checks directly r. MRS. Goldman.
One reservation will hold an eight
seat table until October S. Final
reservations must be in by oeto-
Der l3. A crowd ~ 500 is anfiei-
pafed for the event.
One feature of the dinner will
be a straw vote of those at
tending. All of the guests will
vote for the candidate of their
choice after both have spoken
and answered questions from the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Four New Schools
Names Are Chosen

Three former prominent De
troiters and Jane Adams. the
famous social worker and peace
leader. were honored recently
when the Detroit Board of Educa-
ton selected their names for
school buildings which will be
built or converted in the near
future.
Jane Adams was selected for
the Rose Sittig Cohen building
al 1926 Lawton Ave. near Davi-
son. Miss Adams was the wo-
man who dedicated her life to
helping the unfortunate of Chic
ago She was also a tireless
worker for world peace and win
ner of the Nobel Peace Prize in
1881 From 1851 TO 1929, she
worked with the Women's Inter
national Peace Congress.
The Pingree school replace
ment at Cadillac, Forest, Hurlbut,
and Garfield will be named the
Julian krolik school when COM
pleted. Mr. Krolik died in 1855
and during his years of service
TO Detroit performed many valu-
able civic roles.
An outstanding Detroit Negro
minister and community better
ment leader, the name Of Or.
William n. Peck will be placed
on the Sacred Heart Academy
when converted shortly. This is
planned fer February student
occupancy, and is located at H.
SIS Woodrow Wilson at Lawrence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Concert Promoter
Injured In Fall

Mrs. Nellie Watts. II, of 2275
west Boston, concert promoter,
suffered lacerated skull last
week when she fell down a
night of stairs at the Detroit AS
soclatlon of Women's Clubs at
o46l Brush.
Mrs. Watts was rushed to Trini-
" Hospital where was she hospi-
'allzed. Her condition was report
ca as temporarily serious.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

audience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

While The dinner is scheduled
for all Wayne alumni, the Women
Of Wsvne organization is open 10
all former women students at
Wayne. Annual membership dues
are Sl.00. Interested members
may Join by contaeting the Wayne
State University Alumni office
at the University.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

Authentic Brick Cape Cod
8 bedrms., 2 full baths, large sep.
din. rm., 25-ft. liV. rm. with
firepl. and finished rec. rm.; on
approx. b-acre fenced corner lot
Price, $20,960. FLA or conven-
tional.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Realtors WE. $4,000
After 8, AP. 7-2Sl1
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SUBURBAN
SELECTIONS

KEMP MILL ESTATE A real
touch Of elegance In this split
level; hedrms., plus paneled den,
2As baths, rec. rn1., carpNrt, Wv.
carpetinG, and drapeS. Very easy
WHEATON - Assume 4mS or
mortg. of S11.50O 500 pays
principal and interest, including
taxes and insurance 2-bedrm.
brk. rambler with full bsmt.
picture book lot.) Ideal for
newlyweds or retirees."
SILVER SPRING-Four-b -bedrm., g.
bsth contemporary: full bsmt
walking distance to school and
trans. FLA approved at Sie. 500.
WHEAToN--An artists dream. A
beant fr. IN bk. spiit: 4 bedrms :,
baths, porch. fireplace. carport
Ioetter than new cond.). Only
$4,000. Reduced for quick sale.
FRANKLIN PARK - immNcuiate
and impressive all-brk. Split level;
Spacious bedrms., 2 full baths.
charming rec. rm., alum. Sereened
porch in rear, Many more fea-
tures. Only S22.95O.
SILVER SPRING. WoopsIpE -
Corner: ideal location for doctors
or dentists, 4-bedrm.. ?hs-bath
brk. Colonial: built-in garage. Ice
separate formal din. rm. Many
extras. S27.5OO,
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Northbrook Estates

Northbrook Estates
Republic rd.-3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier with huge screened-in porch:
2-speed attic fan, Wv. carpeting,
rec: rm: and den: many extras.
"A HOUSE FOR YOUR CAR"
In this modern attached garage
Ideal for school. shopping and
DIRECTIONS: Out 0eorgia ave. to
Evans pkwy.,- right on Evans to
Republic, follow OPEN HOUSE
BE IN BY XMAS"
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SPRINGFIELD
40 4S44NS4 GAASA$
$500 JORDAN RD.

WEN l~O
on one OF the fnest lots in this
much -souSht-after section Of oct
trance reflects the quality and
beauty found in the home itself
It has . huge liv. rm. with mar
BILE frepl.; formal din. rm, W
French doors opening onto large
rear screened porch; housewife 8
dream kit, library or den. pow
der rm. There are 4 master bed :
rms. and 2 baths on End floor
mn. rec. rm. w/firepl. This home
is ideally located on . dead-end
street and in walking distance to
Little Flower Church and School
and Kenwood Club. Excellent
shopping and fast D. c. transp
tended to BrooEeway S'Ij dr., a' risht
to Jordan rd. right to $500 and
WIN: b. lucas CO. OIL. s-ssss I'll 9
ST: BERNADETTE'S PARISH (sIL-
YER SPR1NG)-Spotless 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial with full bsmt :,
Sn SfreensS pSEsh ovs, .1s:.,ssg s5s: ssgarste At
Conveaient to everything S17,5OO
Il: KENT q CO. JU. s-ss06.
ST. GATHERINGS 2 blocks, 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., bsmt., only
S400 dn.. priced Sl3,250, vacant.
move in nowi YOUNKIN AND Co,
LO. 4-s022 It'll q.
STOP, LOOK AND READ. Where
can you find 9 lovely acres with
. 4-bedrm.,> 2-bath brick Cape
Cod. 200-ft. frontage on paved
I'd; taxes S15s because II Is in
Howard Co.; price only S22,75O
To see, call Johnny Swami, 30l-
AT. 6-260S. LAIRD B. SCOTT
JU. 0-O4oO
Evening star., 1960-12-18
OLNEY AREA

One-year-old brick rambler, IN
prestige area, with extra.larRe
rooms: separate dining room, 3
iull baths. carport; Dashboard
hot-water heat. Lovely l-acre lot.
Assume large existing trust.
Owner anxious for quick sale.
N'A"t tasToTP aSeT DREAMING
OF A COUNTRY ESTATE"
mile past Brookville, right to Hol-
iday Hill.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
HOUSES FOR skLE-MD.
ACT NOW

ACT NOW
Vacant, move in before Christmas,
2 bedrooms, large living room.
fun basement with finished reerea.
tion area. S400 down FHA or will
rent at S110 per month.
THOMAS r.. HALEY, Realtor
AP. 7-S300 Ewes, OR. 4-8s05
ADELPHI-3-bedrm. rambler, pan
eled rec. rni.. walk-out bsmt., large
garage; dead-end street; ranch
fenced yard, adjacent parkland
Excel. cond. S16,250. HE. 4-7749.
ADELPHI; $1,000 down FHA ap.
proved = Immaculate 3-bedroom
rambler, In new-house condition
beautiful fenced lot; Sl5.75O
HUGH T. PECK. 1885 New Hamp
ave, Call HE. 4-1700 today.
ADELPHI-shop., bus, rec. center
close BY this attr.. 3-bedrm., ~
bath brick rancher W/rec. rm
S15,500 and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN q CO. HE. 9-240C
ADELPHI-3-bedrm brick rambler;
Ia baths, rec. rm. Assume Gi
loan. SSS mo. pays pi.ti S14,-
$50. WA. 7-0S6f