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Evening star., 1960-08-28

car took the flowers from him and shredded the bouquet
to assure himself that it contained internal machine
Other times and other customs. He was too much of
an old pro- and Margaret, to show any surprise
They turned left again onto Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. with the Capitol building straight ahead of them,
and the large friendly crowds waving and appauding
He was bit of curiosity, but they eager that he
recognize their sincere desire for peace.
Then suddenly up ahead something futtered from
the balcony of an office building along the line OF
march, Even at a distance of more than two blocks
they could see the crowd turning look at what was
apparently huge banner, perhaps SO feet square
Scrawled the banner was large crudely drawn
but unmistakabe DDT bomb and the words, 'Vermn,
Go Home. This Planet Only For People"
1t was contagious, he knew, this psychology OF
crowds, unpredictable meteor storm. He could
almost feel the sudden change in the climate, the rst
whispers of hostility.
II Nhis was the way he sized up the situation as the
Il car approached the ominously quiet crowd in
front of the banner. This one of those moments
in which he could prove himself old pro, where
the political appointees would blanch and humble
along The years in the almost unnamed consuates IN
the least desirable cities of the galaxy had taught him
to regroup his forces rapidly, to work always upon
common understanding.
He leaned forward toward the Chief OF protocol
"Wth your permission he said with the old profess
siona smile, FL am afraid must say word or two to
my wife in native language. l find my English
deserts me in moments such as this.
The chief of protocohooked at the banner and nod
ded miserably.
my DEAR" the Ambassador said, as if he we're
asking her to begin grand waltz be presented to
chief executive. The hairy anterior legs vbrated rap
idly touching her mesothorax, metathorax, prothorax
in a pattern of words and images so fast that the
uncomplcated eye of the others in the open car could
hardly follow the movements.
''My dear" the Ambassador said, do you remember
the gesture learned for just such an occasion!
''The for Victory sign?' she asked.
"No, my dear" He tapped her body with what
seemed his usual deliberation. mo, mean the one
we practiced for use with the American masses?'
She nodded, and he bent toward the chief OF
protocol ''Pease stop the car" the Ambassador
asked The automobile stopped almost directly IN front
of the mpudent banner.
ID alancng themselves on their posterior legs they
ID rose in the tonneau of the car, clingng with
their middle legs the rail which divided the front
seat from the back seat. They were stately couple
almost nine feet high, and all eyes were on them
Deliberately then and smiling at the crowd OF
Americans, they clasped their anterior feet above
their heads in the weknown and recognizable gesture
of the victorious prize fighter and shook them
For second the crowd was dumbfounded, but then
as the full import of the gesture came to them, the
crowd appauded Arms stretched above heads and the
oesture was reneated on every side
Evening star., 1960-08-28

Tn September of 1859, a new product
L Metrecal-was introduced to the medical
profession by Mead Johnson & Company. 1t
was developed to provide physicians with a
new technique for use in judicious weight re-
duction of overweight patients.
We wish to stress the importance OF the ply
sician in problems of weight loss and control.
This is particularly the case for individuals
who are tremendously overweight, patients
with disease of the kidneys, and patients with
various forms of heart and blood vessel disease.
In view of the broad public and medical in
terest in weight control, many persons have
learned of Metrecal by word-ofmouth; hence.
this factual statement.
What is Metrecal?
Metrecal, when properly used, is an effective
weight control agent. 1t is not Panacea
MetreCal is a complete food in powder form
which is mixed with water to make beverage
meals. 1t is designed to provide low Calorie
diet which contains all basic nutrients required
by a person on reducing program Meirec0i
contains no drugs.
MetreCal can be used as the total diet for the
period required to achieve the weight loss
which is best for the individual Thereafter,
it can be used indefinitely for one or two meals
day. or as the total diet on selected days to
maintain desired weight.
In other words. the concept is measured Calo-
ries according to the needs of the individual.
What does Metrecal do?
Overweight persons are able to lose weight on
a properly devised Metrecal program simply
because they take in fewer calories than are
required to maintain weight. In this manner
they lose weight naturally, without resorting
to fad diets, complex schedules, or artificial
appetite depressants. And Metrecal users are
Evening star., 1960-08-28

control
ICED to The medical profession by MEAD
utritional and pharmaceutical products.
rodact by word- of mouth 10 emphasize
,iqbt control and to brooide accurate in
Company is publishing this tactaal REPORT.
remarkably free from hunger-the appetite is
satisfied normally.
What Metrecal cannot do
Metrecal is not miracle cure for overweight
1t cannot provide the will power required for
weight reduction. 1t has to be used properly
1t is imperative that the person who desires to
lose weight stay on the MetreCal diet. This is
not difficult since little, if any, hunger occurs
after a day or two
Medical evidence of effectiveness
Extensive clinical studies, conducted under
medical supervision, have shown an average
weight loss by MetreCal users of approximately
one-half pound per day for periods up to SIX
weeks. Some lose even more.
Most patients in the studies report little, if
any, hunger. Many report that they feel better
than before Almost all find it relatively easy
to continue on Metrecal
What is in Metrecal?
Onehalf pound of Metrecal powder Ia fire.
quently specified days supply provides 900
CaIories or energy units 20 grams protein, ITO
grams carbohydrate, 2Ograms fat and all essen
tial vitamins and minerals in quantities that
meet or exceed minimum daily requirements
established by the Food and Drug Administra-
ton. Metrecal is available in all drugstores.
How to undertake
a reducing program
Your physician is the best source of counsel
and guidance in problems of weight loss and
control.
Mad I~l~~~~
Evening star., 1960-08-28
How to undertake
a reducing program

Your physician is the best source of counsel
and guidance in problems of weight loss and
control.
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Old Anglers Inn, 10801 Mac
Arthur boulevard, Potomac,
Md, is like Williamsburg-you
can't enjoy it if you rush.
After you park your car, walk
across the gravel driveway to
the terrace and try to get a
table for cocktails as close to
the waterfall as possible. (The
waterfall has been out of action
but should be flowing again any
day now0 You can have dinner
outdoors If you like, but it's
more fun If you don't.
After you've communed with
nature for a while, proceed to
the cocktail lounge inside,
where there's a quiet piano and
couches line the walls.
When you're ready to eat,
take what the walters call the
hard way'-climb the tiny cir
cular stairway to the dining
room on the second floor. The
cuisine is mostly beef, with lob
ster tails and frog legs also
available.
When you're ready to leave,
vary the route by taking the
easy way"-the more gradual
outside stairs behind the res
taurant.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
BOY, 2, COMES
DOWNSTAIRS BY
WAY OF WINDOW

FREDERICKSBURG. Va.
(AP). - Two we ar old
James Anthony Brown took
the short way Tuesday
when he came downstairs
after a nap in his second
floor bedroom.
He walked or fell out the
window.
James mother, Mrs. Bev-
erly Brown was surprised
and upset when James
walked in from outside,
somewhat dirty and di-
sheveled.
She needn't have worried.
A doctor said the child was
none the worse for wear.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Upward, March

The Water Gate Inns GUS
toners may or may not be vo-
cal enough to save it from being
torn down to make way for the
National Cultural Center. But
one thing is certain: They're
hardy bunch.
The restaurant at 27OO F
street NV. recently opened its
River Roof. where you can sit
and look at the Potomac while
you drink a cocktail or an
after-dinner cup of coffee but
not while you eat.
This means that. to take
full advantage of the roof, you
have to climb the stairs for a
drink, descend for dinner and
go back up for coffee. And
plenty of people are doing it,
the restaurant reports.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
United Givers
Hand Picnic Fund
ToChiIe Relief

United Givers Fund staff
members have contributed $12t
collected for their annual picnic
to the Red Cross for Chilean
relief.
The money was turned over
to Chilean Minister Councillor
Horacio Suarez at Red Cross
headquarters yesterday.
In all, American agencies
have collected an estimated
$4.5 million for Chilean dis
aster relief, Gen. Alfred M
Gruenther, president of the
Red Cross, has announced.
The total represents the
amount of cash and material
aid collected by the Red Cross
and eight other American agen-
cies in the three weeks since
private agencies organized to
provide relief to victims of last
months earthquake and tidal
waves in Chile, Gen. Gruenther
said.
His announcement came at
a meeting here yesterday OF
representatives of relief agen-
cieS and officials of the State
Department. the International
Cooperation Administration
and the Defense Department
The dollar value of Red Cross
aid was given as SIG million
Other agencies reported their
aid as follows: Catholic Relief
Evening star., 1960-06-23

bury Music Fair next month.
The ad proofs misspelled his
name with one a." His man
ager warned the producer to
correct it: If you don't put
back the a. Enroll will play
with only nine fingers"
THE LOST CAR: Laurence
Harvey finished his New York
visit in style: He gave himself
a going-away party, and rented
three of Buckingham Livery's
Rolls-Royce cars to take his
guests to the airport. Harvey
received a phone call that one
of the Rolls Royce cars ap-
parently was lost en- route.
Don't waste time" Harvey
roared. Get a posse of MG'S
and run it down"
MEMOS: Brendan Behan,
who's due in New York for the
premiere of his The Hostage. 4"
says he's been off the stuff for
two months" Bill Miller
has sold out his interests in
the Frontier at Las Vegas d.
The new Atheneum publishers
succeeded in an auspicieus de-
but with Jan de HartOg's THE
Inspector" The author, now
living on a houseboat in Florida,
is busy on his next book, Wa
ters of the New World"
Joel McCrea's son, JOdy, and
Joan CrawfOrd's daughter,
Christine, will co-star in THE
Moon Is Blue" this summer, in
Kennebunkport, Maine .
Tennessee Williams "Camino
Real" has a cast of 80 at the
st. Marks Playhouse, which
has only 145 seats Now that
he's made two films, lingo Jo-
hanson answers the phone:
CLARK Gable speaking"
Evening star., 1960-06-23
The Last Louqh

They laughed when KristoS
Kiriakow stood up and said he
was going to open a restaurant.
Everybody said I was crazy u
recalls Mr.. Kiriakow, co-owner
of the Charcoal House, 60S
Montgomery street, Alexandria
Well-meaning friends pointed
out to him that his location
was on a side street which was
one-way the wrong way. (You
can see the sign from Wash
ington street, but you can't turn
onto Montgomery street,
That was a year ago, and
Mr.. Kiriakow says he's doing
fine.
One reason, he believes, is
that he used to run the meat
department in a Spring Valley
supermarket, and some of his
customers followed him to
Alexandria. They figured
knew meat" he says.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Films of More Than Routine Merit

films OF More | han Routine Merit
"TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"-Daddy- Long Legs re-
visited retrieved by Debbe Reynolds refreshing sprakIe
SUDDENLY LAST SUMNER"-Tennessee Williams South
erners, played splenddly by Elizabeth Taylor and
Katharine Hepburn
BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE"-Kim Novak bewitches James
Stewart in comedy about witChcraft in Manhattan.
THE FUGITIVE KIND"-Anna Magnani and Marion BrandO
a two T. Williams tOrmented SOuthernerS.
WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE"-Gary Cooper and Charl-
ton Heston in a seagOing meIOdrama.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Hot-Weother Notes

Other signs of summer: The
st. Regis, 2218 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV. has started serving
cold prime ribs of beef
Dinner under the grape arbor
is again S. o. P. at Aldo'S, l143
New Hampshire avenue N. w
Ted Lewis, 1855 Connecti-
cut avenue N. W.. is going to
add more salads to the lunch
menu as soon as the chef de-
cideS what he wants.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
THE LYONS DEN
Congratulations for a Lady
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-President Eli
SenhOwer wrote to Herman Le-
win, producer of My FaiI
Lady" a letter concerning the
shows tour of Russia: 1T is ap-
parently more important than
ever now that the people of the
Soviet Union discover for them
selves what sort of individuals
we Americans are. I am certain
you and members of the cast
of My Fair Lady contributed
much to this highly important
people-to-people contact. Con-
gratulations."
Confirmation of this contri-
button came recently from the
curator of the StanislavSky Mu-
scum in Moscow. In an official
ceremony there he handed to
Jerome Lawrence, Co-author of
"Auntie Name" and Inherit
the Wind" a scrapbook of Rus
sian news clippings of the MY
Fair Lady" tour. The scrapbook
is their gift to the Theater Di-
vision of the New York Public
Library.
MATTER OF FAME: Oscar
HammerStein, lunching at the
-Four Seasons the other day,
was surprised that so many
people seemed to recognize him,
In discussing the public's taste
in recognizing notables he told
of the day he lunched at the
Vendome in Hollywood. He saw
a girl, with autograph book
open. rush past the table where
sat Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern
and George Gershwin-to get
Toby Wings autograph.
LIFE FOLLOWS ART: Gary
Merrill went to a funeral ir
Maine recently. 1t was in g
sylvan setting in a Maine
village, beneath a clear, bright
sky. Merrill was moved anc
later asked the minister, Die
you ever see Our TOWN." The
minister shook his head. We'll.
Merrill told him, you just die
Our Town but without the
rain"
THE PARTISAN: Eleanor
Roosevelt will attend the Dem
ocratic convention despite the
failure of Mike PrendergaSt
the New York State Democratic
boss, to name her a delegate
At first she hadn't intended tc
go to the convention, because
she didn't want to get into ar
open fight again with Harry S
Truman. But now after hel
exchange of correspondence
with Adlai Stevenson, Mrs
Roosevelt will go to Los Angeles
to urge his nomination.
THE ERROR: Enroll Garner
will give a concert at the West
Evening star., 1960-06-23
EVANSVILLE

3 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS!
Marion Brando, Anna Magnani,
jeanne woodward, THE FUGITIVE
KIND" 6:55, 9:20
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Tomorrow and Sat. Special Chill
sFsRi s5if oY wSi6inffGR xNb TRR
PIRATES" Color, l, 3:45: plus "A
DOGS BEST FRIEND" 2:30.
Theater Cleared PM
Evening star., 1960-06-23
DINING OUT
By EMERSON BEAUCHAMP
Dininq's q Leisure Affair

tail down with your fork; if
it springs back up, everything
is all right.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
To Close 7 Stations

RICHMOND, June 90 (AP) -
Railway Express Agency, Inc,
of Virginia was authorized by
the State Corporation Commits
sion yesterday to discontinue
agencies at Esmont and Schuy-
Ter, effective July /.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Lobster Tail Test

A lobster. as everybody
knows, should be alive when it's
cooked. Here's how you can
make sure it was, according to
Thomas Davies. manager of
O'Donnell's. 1921 E street NV:
If the lobster was alive, the
tail will be resilient. Press the
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Bullock Honored

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
June % (AP) John w. Bull.
lock, Louisa postmaster, ha!
been elected president o.
the Virginia chapter of the Ma
tional Association of Post
masters. .
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Services, $2.5 million; Lutheran
World Relief. Inc, $235,118;
Seventh-day Adventist Welfare
Service, Inc, $1S8,5OO; Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints, $32,315; Church World
Services, Sill, OPT; CARE, ST.
300; American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee, $500,
and United Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society
$1,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
ALLEN
BETHESDA

Tomorrow and Sat. Special Chill
Showing, "THE BOY AND THE
PIRATES" Color, |, 3:45: plus "A
DOGS BEST FRIEND" $50.
Theater Cleared 5 PM
Evening star., 1960-05-15
9-PIayhouse 80. Drama.

S-TI0ynouSe ~. DT0md.
VA Hours. "In the Presence Of
Mine Enemies" BY Rod SerIine.
A robbi and his flock live, suffer
and fight book oeoinst their Nozi
oppressors In the WorSow Ghetto
between the Yeers of 1910 and
l945. Charles Louohton. Arthur
Kennedy Suson kohner, Oseor
Evening star., 1960-05-15
WEDNESDAY Program Listings
Continued From Preceding Poss

Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
4-The Price 10 Right. Color.
7-oxxie and Harriet. C'medy.
OzEie and his friend succeed in
lurine their wives w to the noun
teins on O fishing expedition.
Storing the Nelson fomiIy.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
HILLANDALE

2O15 FOREST DALE DRIVE -t.
IMMACULATE sPLTr-LEvEI WITH CENTER-HALL ENTRANCE
featuring ving separate dining room fully equipped
baths LARGE ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE. screened porch carport
Out New Hampshire to Powder Nil rd right
right Forest Dale left to PECKS open
Aign.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
WHEATON WOODS

I3II5 GEENUbIE DRIVE -
TAY THIS HOME START PACKNG-FabuIous recreation
this lovely today, SELL $1,000.
DiRECTIONs: Out ave, Viers Mil
Parkand dr. left crenoble dr. to PEcKS open" sign
Evening star., 1960-09-11
HOUSES E0R SALE--MD.

NEW OFFEnEN0 = Twinbfook 4
bedrm. 1-bath Cape Cod with liv.
Ena:. din; Tm: and Kit: beautiful
Snd doors; Sib.7b0, FiiA. ~
Evening star., 1960-09-11
SILVER SPRING
ROSEMARY HILLS

!. 8708 SUNDALE DRIVE . ~:
CIosE-IN LocATIoN-BRIcK RAMBLER FEATURING living
fireplace three bedrooms 11a baths
Directions: West
West hwy sundaie, right PEcKs 'open'' sign.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE
2O6 HOWE DRIVE

non 206 HOWE DRIVE
AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICANA modern
designed dining family
nreplaces patio beautiful acre lot Price, S32bOO TRADES
is g Howe dr. iishs e rEcks opsn Ssn "'-m ~
Evening star., 1960-09-11
COLESVILLE AREA

IoIUI FEAOk1 OEtOt1AttD DkC.
LIFE Is WORTH LIVING HERE--3bedroom brick rambler
nreplace today Kitchen, Nacre lot Price, $23950
oSt coesyile e Briggs chansy rd. right
to Peach Orchard dr., left to PECKS open" signs.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
CoUNTY's rfvELIEsT OFFICE
GARRETT PARK
GLEN HILLS AREA

e H-WOOD DRIVE ~ fe
EXCLUSIVE BUT PRICED RIoHT4bedroom brick rambler.
nreplace dining tiled baths, fun picture
wndoy oysFooking heaufu wooded lsaere lot Priced to
pfREcTioNs west Montgemsry from Rockville to
PEcKs "open" signs. Trt- aE
Evening star., 1960-09-11
OLNEY

34O5 COLONIAL COURT
PLAY SAFE BRING YOUR DEPosIr- -3-bedroom brick Cape
marvellous kitchen. fireplace 2 baths; hacr level lot
FHA approved, S226OO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
pIRECTIoNe Out 0eorga ave- extended To- King William Dr.
left Princess right to Colonial Court right to PECKS
open" signs,
Evening star., 1960-09-11

SILVER sPRING-WHEATON : n
3.bedrm.. rambler, bsmt.. $500 On,
3-bdfm. 30. lev, bSmt., 81 ,460 dil,
3-bedrm. eemi-det., bsmt., S69b IN,
3-bedrm. rambler, bsmt.. $3.50 cil,
TAMBLYN AND Co. 10. 5-2030
SLIGO CREEK AREA-BTk. Co
loniaL close-in sil. Spg.-LiY. rn.
with firepl.. din. rm,, kit. den
with powder rm.: outside entr. 10
patio: scr tiled porch: 2nd a., e
bedrms. and bath; attic, bsmt, i;
lee. corner lot, trees and shrubs
berry. Conv, TO pub. and paroeh.
schools, Blk, from bus. io06i'
Ga, ave, right on Forest Glen I'd,
left on. ReddIck dr., right on EtifL
AGENTS. JU. S-e063. -'SVO y
SLIGO PARK-s8OO dn., 4-bedfiH,
modern Cape Cod on wooded lot:
fireplaee, ,eye-leyel oven, .etc.s
iit1,Sf2oo; H.. f,o s"SzRdIL "GzAdL HALL" Real Is
SPRINGBROOK-impressiye white
brick New England Colonial loH
nearly four acres OF beautiful
lawn: four bedrooms, 3M baths.
den, maids room, recreation roam.
separate dining room; 2scar Rars
age; near, all schools. A, J. KES-
SINGER e Co, JU. 0-4644.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

TAKOMA PARK. for sale by owner,
very desirable 2-bedrm. brick home
tractive glassed-in porch: liv.. rm.
and separate din. rm.: modern,
attractive kitchen: all newly re-
decorated: ground nicely land
scaped. Call JU. R-4I57.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
ROCKVILLE.

INSPECT THESE HOMES TODkY3 large bedrooms. electric
Kitchens separate dining baths attracye lots Walk
p1RECTIoNs Out vefs NH rd to LIST ST. right blocks to
PECKS Open" siEns N3rf @
Evening star., 1960-09-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE Gardens
75n7 GT.ENSIDE DRIvE


ATTRACTIVE BRICK RAMBLER featuring liy rm. with IRE
side scr porch. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING. Beautfu
residential convenient to everything Priced
bIEcTIoNs: Out NeW Ha@pshire block
wood dr. left to PECK'S open" sign.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR SALE

|ROCKVILLE-VACANT
4-bedrni. brick Cape Cod; firsplaee
Sl27 mo. pays all.
WEST MONTGOMERY AVE. - 3.
bedrm. Colonial; bsmt., fireplace
5000 dn. Assume $4,000, S12f
mo. Vacant. WOOD, LO. 4-7700
ROSEMARY HTLLs-3-bedrm. brIci
SPItESnls; SItS r:ulrss l5sesntiy tsD de- S,S y IN E%
sis,pbo. win seII III; R;HA. cHERssTTnEIr RsTnI
KELLER WoODMOOR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 6-7l00. Q I'll o.
ROSEMARY HILLS---ALL BRICH
RAMBLER. 3 spac. bedrms., Ice
liv. rm. with firepi., luxurioui
wall-to-wall carpeting: finished
rec: Tm;, scr. porch, Vacant soon
HUGH 7. PECK, HE. 4-1700.
DnoTNRAn nV TTTT
Evening star., 1960-04-27
WOODsIDE FoREST-conv. To-

Gated 3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
home designed for gracious living
Cor lot; conv. to schools, shop.
and transp. S24,950. c. ROBERT
GRAY g. CO., JU $500.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
SLEEPY HOLLOW

REALTY. INC
800 Arl. Blvd JE 1900
Evening star., 1960-04-27
MINUTES TO
NATL. AIRPORT

3-bedroom. full-bassmsnt
brick row. in Alexandria
Conveniently located nr.
bus. schools and down
town shopping Sl3.950.
Call XII. $3.50 to see IL
today,
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CHEVERLY

LANOVER AREA-Spotless 3-bed-
rm. rambler with bsmt. and rec
room, fenced lot Only Sl3.950
with easy FHA terms.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
TREES
LARGE FENCED LOT
VACANT

bedroom brick home in excellent
North Arlington neighborhood.
Hall entrance, oversize kitchen
ana dining rm. paneled den,
attic. full bsmt. with rec rm.
and half bath, GARAGE. Land
scaped, fenced lot. Only S22 $50.
KORZENDORFER
Evening star., 1960-04-27

And Son. Inc, Realty Brokers
sos North Wash. St., Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

ALEXANDRIA-Rambler, on large
corner lot; = bedrooms. separate
dining room. living room with
fireplace, breakfast room; large
screened porch; garage: > blocks
bus Assume large Az, mortgsEe
Price S16,50O. WALKER & DUN
LOP, INC. Realtors, IA. 5-240O.
ALEX. AREA-This beautiful BIZ
level at IA Sandlin Court, Va
Hills, has complete living quarters
on lst level, incl. modern kit. and
bath: End level features 3 bed
rms. air cond., vsll-to-vall car
pet, matching drspes and beaut.
kit; deal home for family with
in-laws. Will be open this week.
Terms can be arranged. NJ. & s
REALTY, FL. 4-3O33.
Must sell. excel.
loo, Dutch Colonial; 3 bedrms.,
baths, garage. Asking Sls,950.I Y
$500 below FLA appraisal. No
agents. IA. 2-1l56, CIR. 3-4079.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
BERWYN HEIGHTS

WA. 1-SSSa WA. 7-7a00
BERWYN HEIGHTS-New .}-bedrm
rambler; full bsmt.; 80 by 200
II. lot: Sl,750 down FHA; Sl5,-
500. CALL HAGAN, IN 4-S5S3
BERWYN HTS, S529 5Sth ave
All on floor; -asdrm. older
home; carport, > beaIt. lots, fun
bsmt.; price reduced for quick
sale; BUTLER REALTY CO., AP.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HERNDON, VA.
BY BUILDER

AZ 3-bedrm. brick rambler. with
! = baths, sep. din. rm.. equip
Kit. with eating space, liv. I'm.
with nTepl.. walk-out bsmt with
full bath roughed in, and lEe
window for 4th bedrm. Picture
window for daylight rec. rm. Con-
crete patio Total price, SI9.950.
Good terms to the right purchaser
.Bl 3-bedTm. brick rambler with
] a baths. sep. din. rm., equip
kitchen, large liv. rm.: no bsmt.
81 $3.50 with 81 200 down TO the
right purchaser. Phone Herndor