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Evening star., 1960-05-12
U. S. Deports
Mrs. Burton

NEW YORK, May IL (AP).
Margaret Burton. So a
British dog fancier who has
had numerous brushes with
the law, was deported today
to England.
Immigration agents placed
her aboard the German liner
Bremen, bound for Southamp-
ton. She was flown here yes
terday from Los Angeles on
completing a jail term there
on theft charge.
She previously had served a
prison term in Georgia on lar
ceny charges.
Mrs. Burton first attracted
public attention when the
FBI conducted a Nationwide
search for her in 1857.
She was wanted for uues-
tioning concerning a shortage
Of 100000 in funds of a pri-
vate medical clinic in which
she was employed as a book
keeper in Decatur, Ga.
The FBI said on August 1,
1857, that she was a heavily
freckled woman, travelling in
a pink sedan with a pack of
dogs, and should be as con-
SpicuouS as an elephant in
a snowbank.
But it was three weeks be-
fore she was apprehended in
Tulsa. Okla. The car, mean
while, was found abandoned
in Greenville. S. c.
The FBI said she had left
the Atlanta area with 80 dogs.
Mrs. Burton, a British sub
ject though born in China,
entered the United States at
RouSes Point, N. Y, from
Canada on July IL, 1929.
Authorities said later she
had used % aliases in fleeing
activities from Honolulu to
Georgia.
She was sentenced to two
to five years in prison in
Georgia in 1858, then served a
240-day sentence in the Los
Angeles County Jail.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
kindergarten Greets
Public Tomorrow

The kindergarten of Messiah
Lutheran Church, Fort Hunt
road and Belle-view boulevard,
Alexandria, will hold open
house and registration tomor-
row.
The kindergarten will be open
from 9, am. to noon and from
7 to 9 pm. Any child who will
be 5 years old by January /
1861, is eligible for enrolment
Evening star., 1960-05-12
British Assure
West Berlin

BERLIN. May II (AP). -
Mayor Willy Brandt of West
Berlin said today he has been
assured the West will not sur
render its rights in this divided
city at next weeks summit con-
ference.
He told the city parliament
he received a letter from
British Foreign Secretary Sell
wyn Lloyd. The letter, In Mr..
Brandt's words. said:
"As long as the question of
Berlin cannot be settled in the
framework of a final settle
ment for Germany, nothing will
be allowed to happen that
threatens the freedom of West
BerlinerS.
Germans probably will draw
particular significance from the
fact that this letter came from
the British Government.
Britain is often criticized in
West Germany as being less
firm on Berlin than the other
Western powers.
The Communists want allied
troops to get out of West Ber-
lin, which lies ITO miles behind
the Iron Curtain. The Western
powers have rejected this for
fear that the Communists
would soon take over the city
if they left.
Mr.. Brandt said there could
be negotiations at the Paris
summit meeting about how the
Western allies basic rights may
be exercised-but not about the
rights themselves.
Mr.. Brandt suggested the
West might seek Soviet agree
ment on these points:
Temporary accords on Ber-
lin remaining in force until
all Germany is reunited, keep
ing Berlin citizens out of the
West German army, barring
nuciear and rocket weapons
from Berlin, ending spying on
both sides and guaranteeing
free passage from west to East
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markets beyond chance" Mr..
Steen said. Il took it from
there"
Mr. Steen. twice a national
contract bridge champion, spent
about $4,000 hours in research
over a period of years and
charted a number of repeating
factors in market trends. They
were based on growth, weather,
seasons, marketing, public psy-
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Right to Question Youths

ACs uldklOIls
Right to Question Youths
The law would give the po-
lice the right to question youths
under l8 found loafing or wan
dering in the streets or public
places between 10 pm. and S
am. Youths who do not COM
ply with police requests to stop
lettering could be sent to Juve-
nile Court, and their parents
would be subject to a fine not
exceeding $500 or impriSon-
ment not exceeding 10 days.
Lettering is defined in the
proposed regulation as, ITO
idle. to stand around, to tarry
upon, or to wander on foot or
in or on a vehicle without a
legitimate purpose"
The vote was taken after
considerable discu Ssion and
strong expressions of convic-
tons on both sides.
Winters Defends Plan
Inspector John E. Winters.
head of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Departments Youth Aid
Division vigorously defended
both the need for such a reg
ulation in the District, and the
preventive role it could play.
Inspector Winters insisted
that police procedure was
spelled out in detail in the reg
ulation, and added that "one
very important objective of the
regulation is the identification
of children exposed to elements
that may adversely affect their
welfare and the initiating of
corrective action at that point"
Inspector Winters cited COM
mentS by numerous police
chiefs throughout the country
In cities which have anti-loiter-
ing regulations. The officers
contended it had reduced delin-
quency and broken up gang
warfare.
Opposed by Ketcham
But Juvenile Court Judge
Orm Ketcham opposed the reg
ulation. Noting that his objec-
tions were based on personal
philosophy antedating his three
years on the Juvenile Court
bench. Judge Ketcham said, Il
don't want to trust the liberties
of my children, or other
peoples children, white or
black. to the discretion of police
officers"
Judge Ketcham asserted that
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Rhode Island Seen
For Kennedy, Nixon

PROVIDENCE. R. l., May IL
(AP).-Rhode Island Demo-
Gratis and Republicans elect
national convention delegates
tonight at State conventions.
The Democrats will choose
"a delegates, each with half a
vote. They are expected to go
all the way for Senator Ken
nedy of Massachusetts, at Los
Angeles. The Republicans will
send to Chicago IA delegates
favorable to Vice President
Nixon.
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Antique Auto Club
To Parade in Fuirfux

The National Capital Region
Of the Antique Automobile
Club Of America will hold its
annual Old Dominion Meet in
Fairfax Va, at 10 am. Satur-
day.
About 100 vintage automo-
biles from Northern Virginia
will participate in the parade.
The route will be south through
Fairfax on Lee highway to the
General Motors Training Gen.
ter, where the cars will go on
display.
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Tough Caste System
DiscipIines DeIinquents

Sadstc inmate leaders providing juvenile deinquens
clearer values though warped than the institutions
which they committed clinical psychologist believes
Its theology of violence" Dr. Seymour Rubenfeld
ported but the absence other code live by
Evening star., 1960-05-12

mark the progress of a delin-
quent into a kind of man
hood"
DR.. Rubenfeld addressed the
closing session yesterday of the
three-day juvenile delinquency
conference at Children's Gen.
ter in Laurel. Md.
Now in private practice and
a conSultant to the Federal
Bureau of Prisons. DR.. Ruben
field is a former chief of psy-
Geological service at the Ma
tional Training School for
Boys.
Training schools should de-
vote their treatment efforts to
youths leisure hours, he said.
The boys devise a ,.merciless
caste system" in their living
quarters, he added.
Sharp Divisions
Cliques are graded by tough
ness and seniority. They are
divided by rarely crossed, sharp
lines of obedience and con-
tempt, he declared.
For example, he said, at one
residential treatment center for
emotionally disturbed delin-
quents a cottage of 20 boys was
stratified in this way:
The caste at the top was
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Youth Council Votes
To Bon lettering, 1917
BY BETTY MILES
Star Stan Writer

The Commissioners Youth Council 1917 today
approved the juvenile anoeng before District
Commissioners.
council acted at the Commissioners request who
effect kept the minutes of the public hearing
proposed regulation until the Youth Council could
Evening star., 1960-05-12

Berlin and from West Germany
to the divided city.
He insisted that any summit
agreement must cover all of
Berlin including the Com
munist zone.
Evening star., 1960-05-12

The Power" made up of ag-
gressive, brutal boys who seized
leadership through physical
superiority and their ability to
incite fear.
Below The Power" were
their f1unkles. Then came the
middle and largest group, the
Quiet Ones" The Bush
Boys" or scapegoatS, were on
the bottom.
Youths at the bottom Of the
clique system are compelled to
perform frequent and public
acts of self-debasement," Dr..
Rubenfeld declared. There are
ritual humiliations of the VIC
tim with the shame burned in
by the presence of the hazer'S
friends as witnesses.
Double Standards
DR.. Rubenfeld contended that
most institutions have a double
standard for judging and han
ding inmates.
"One, supported by the ad-
ministrators and the treatment
professionals, is for publication
and stresses rehabilitation" he
said. THE other is off the rec
ord and often bigoted, and it
prevails among the employees in
daily association with the in
mates"
Robert Costello, superintend-
ent of Cedar Knoll, a training
school for older delinquents at
Children's Center, said the
clique system does not permeate
the entire institution. He added
that in one cottage. housing the
most aggressive boys, it can be
seen t h a t the institution
is trying to meet the situation
with careful choice of coun-
selors and shifts to cover after
noon and evening hours.
The delinquency conference
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-about the spring bargain deals your
local Plymouth dealer rs makimg!
for this Plymouth Savoy NIAB0M Special ! 4!

Based on Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price
and average local carrying charges for 36 months.
Your present car will probably more than cover
the required one-third down payment II you have
better-thanaVerage trade, your payments can
even be lower. Terms may vaD slightly with in
diVdua dealers pricing policies.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Diplomat Leaving Country
BUTLDER-REAL ESTATE
CONSULTANT

l9 yrs. exper. with quality home
construction. I will examine the
home you propose to buy and give
you a written report Of all de-
fects that the house may nave;
Coverage will be thorough ano
incl. items such as drainaEe
structural ), soundness, zoning
financing and any other items
about which you may have .
question. Call OIL. 2-7559 fol
appointment.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE = Bay
window, white trim red brk. nome
full din. rm.. sink kit, stainless
steel sink, GE equipment, 3 bed
rms, . tiled baths: nm, osmt,, rec.
rm. with firepl., additional rm.
and lavatory: $50. $50; nnsnS5 mans
Ing avail. at 5ee, CHESLEk
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-71O0 9 til 9.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Only S1S,500
for this beautiful brick rambler
FOR BETTER LIVING
GAIT. liv. rm. wLhreplace, formal
dinins Tm. and full basement.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 6-0sOO
Ann Enn
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BELTSYILLEi open Sunday 2 10 6:
1880 Lincoln ave-Nev Soft
rambler; de luxe kit. with pantry
3 bedrms., . baths, lv I'm, din
I'M. nrepl., carport. bSmt: large
wooded lot. LUBY-ROBERTS, WE
Evening star., 1960-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. - 2-yr. ,old tri-
level with garage; 3 bedrooms
larEe living room with fireplace
dining room, untitled kitchen
recreation-family room, Dashboard
CoilI heat. corser lot; good neigh.
borhood. Asking SlS.900. offered
by PQPHAM, INC, 77sFTanklin St.
Annapolis, Nd. Colonial 3-245l
II no answer. call Colonial S-55s4
MT. AIRY An amazing value
Poplar Heights section. Nr. st
Michaers Church. Attractive,
white rambler. Has liv. rm. with
firepl.: kit; bedrms. and bath
Hot-air heat. BSmt. Att. gar :.
acres OF land. Owner leGvins
State. VIII sell for $4,000. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, REALTOR, WI
S-90l1. WA. 6-0401; Ewes, GA
4-Sl20.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coNDI.
TIONi .2-bedrm, rambler. full
HUGH T. PECK, 10. 5-2e90
WHEATON PLAZA AREA-Bricl
rambler, 3 bedrms,. IA baths. din
extras; Price Si7,5O0. BY OWNER
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HOUSES Foa sALE-MD. | HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. |

DALE DIR. AND PINEY BRANCH
RD.-Picturesaue brick Cape Cod:
4 bedrmS.: immac. cond-; HOT
WATER HEAT; beaut. wooded
EXTRA LOT: sep. din. nm; rec.
rm., fagstone patio, barbecue.
r. T 4. THuIMPHRiEs Ju. $4,000
DALE DIR. AND PNEY BRANCH
RD.-Picturesque brick Cape Cod;
4 bedrms.; immac. cond.; HOT
WATER HEAT: beaut. wooded
setting; sep din rm.: rec. room,
fagstone patio, barbecue. Ewes,
r. 4 GHUMPHRIEs Ju. $4,000
EDNOR-custom built 8 rm.. .
bath. brk. rambler with full bsmt.
Lovely "A acre lot. FLA approved;
S23, 700, only $4,000 dn. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-7Bl0.
ENGLISH MANOR =. Mod. 6-rm.
Hs-aere lot: fne neishborhood; /;
500, 800, only $1,000 cash re-
quired FLA. No asents. VII.
2-7620.
FLOWER AVE. AREA, close -in-3-
bedrm. brick rambler; liv. rm. with
din. area, rec. rm., "a baths. hot
water heat, garage RUTHERFORD
g. SHULLEY, INC JU. 7-9l0O;
ewes, EV. 4-60S4.
FOR ACTIONS AND RESULTS
when buying or selling be sure
to call HUGH T. PECK.
ll246 Ga. Ave. 10. 5-29a0
FOREST GLEN-Lge. brk. rambler.
3 bedrms., full bright bsmt., liv.
rm. w/frepl., eating space in kit;
$1,000 cash and assume present
snRnRsAN finfTfEns PPf PRfoPERTiEs 5FT1sTi Mor.
FOREST GLEN RD. AREA-Out-
standing 3-bedrm., 11z-bath brick
rambler: lge. rec. rm.. bedrm. and
bath, 2-car garage on lower level:
greenhouse. c ROBERT GRAY
e. CO., JU. $4,000.
-FOUR CORNERS AREA-New g.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler: cen
ter hall, liy. rm.,. frepl, din. rm.,
table-sp. kit: full bsmt., rec. rm.,
"a bath, picture window: lge. lot;
JU. 5-7Ii3 o til Q.
FRANKLIN AVE. AND FLOWER
AREA-Exceptionally clean B.
bedroom home with recreation
rm. and fireplace. Sl6,500. Terms
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700 It'll
" y M
FRANKLIN-FLOWER AREA-Close
to bus and schools. Very nice g.
bedroom, 1la-bath brick rambler
room and additional u bath: nice
level lot, off-street parking. Has
good 474rS loan which may be as
sumed. Asking S22,4OO. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7100, 9 to q.
GAITHERsBURG = RAMBLER,
rms, hot-water heat, full bsmt;,
lovely lot, trees; priced to sell,
Sl3.75O. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
4-6575.
GARRETT PARK told section)-
Combined liv. rm.. music rm. and
lge sun-din. rm. form spacious
living area in 2-bedrm. brk. home.
Lge. glass areas give scenic views
lot. Full daylight basement, quiet
street Community swimming
pool. Sale by OWNER, S21,50O.
(WH. 2-5is0.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES-Sac-
rifce for cash! Big, 3-bedrm., =
bath Cape Cod: bSmt., carport:
412eS loan. Save $500 ca. year in
interest costs. OIL. $4,000 It'll o.
| ALLIED REALTY.
GEORGIA AVE, Forest Glen Rd
area-Immaculate 3 bedrm. ram
bier with rec. rm.; Just FHA ap-
proved; 500 d own. BEERS
BROS. JU. 5-7610.
GLENMONT SPECIAL
Very desirable 2-bedrm. rambler
with daylight bsmt. in Immaculate
cond. on beaut. wooded fenced lot,
only $3.50 down, FHA payments
less than rent. LO. 5-2S60. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
GRFFNWOOn KNOLL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
LANGLEY PARK

Choice 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
hrepL in liy. rm. Er. school and
transp.; Sl6,5O0.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
coLoRED-S5OO DIN. PAYMENT
Fl. Dupont Area Sc.

TRADE, TERMS OR CASH
You NAV as well have the best,
see this semidet. brick; link
fenced yd., rms, HOLLYWOOD tiled
bath de luxe kit, range, refer.
aluminium AWNINGS. Loads Of ex-
condition. LIST time offered. Almost
new. Ready ior immediate use.
FALLIN REALTY CO.
II. 4-1a00 or RE. h-4734
Evening star., 1960-04-01
CHEVY CHASE-S22 500

A stunning Cape Cod home, just on
the market, loaded with charm
and warmth, situated on Q deer
lot in old Chevy Chase. Large
living room m-dining room comoina-
tion, kitchen with breakfast space
. bedrooms, bath, on lst moor
reation room Home in excellent
condition: ideal for a couple OF
small family. See right away
Call wo. $4,000 til 8. EDW. H
JONES q CO., INC, $500 Conn
Evening star., 1960-04-01

ASHBURTON - S3l,500. Bi-level
rambler; bedrms. :, 3 baths. Cony.
schools. NH; Naval Medical.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

BRADBURY HISS bedrms., nice
lot. S9.95O. MCDOWELL, UN. A.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

GAITHERSBURG = RAMBLER,
SHARP AS A TACK. Lge. bed
rms, hot-water heat, full bsmt.
lovely lot, trees. priced to sell
Sl3.750. HUGH T. PECK, GA,
Evening star., 1960-04-01

LANGLEY PARK - Lovely brk
rambler: charming liv, nm. with
din. rm., > extra-larEe bedrms.
h.-w.-h., wooded lot An outstanc.
inE value: S14.75o HUGH 7
PECK, HE. 4-1700 til Q pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

Greater Maryland Prop. JU. a-124o
ASPEN HILL ROAD SECTION
Brick-and-f frame split, has liv.
rm. with dining area: kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath: bsmt.: cor. lot,
chain-link fence all around; SHl,-
OOO, FRED B. CUSHMAN, REAL
TOR, WI. S-9Ol1, WA. 6-04Ol;
ewes IA ASloO
Evening star., 1960-04-01

WINGATE AREA-First preSenta-
tion, lovely split-leVel on dead-end
St: 3 bedrms., IA baths, spacious
Nv, rm. and din. rm., rec. rm.
$50. EN-. 3-S2O6. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, ewes
M R-IREn
Evening star., 1960-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
tcOkTINuEDl

CAPITOL HILL-The house that
has everything that restorers de-
trance: 3s-ft. liv. rm. with usanle
chimney Cellar. rear coach house
facing on ether street. Ample
parking space. Grilled metal win
dows. q rms. on . hrs.: oil h.-Eh.
See any time. Il. 3-0l29. HER
BFRT 4, SONS REALTORS,
Evening star., 1960-04-01

"A home IN spotIeSs condition,
owned BY couple with no children
3 bedrms, separate din. rm.. 2
porches: full bsmt.. very attrac-
tive 75xl2O grounds with trees
and many shrubs. Ewes, JU. s.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
AURORA HILLS-stately ATli9gton

Colonial home with a magnificent
view of the Nations Capitol, per-
feet in every detail with beautiful
large rooms, for gracious enter
tanning: 1St-fioor study or bed
room. 4 bedrooms baths. de-
lghtful wooded yard with towering
oaks are lust few of the features
you will want TO see: truly an ex-
ceDtional value, priced below re-
production cost, at $4,000. For
appointment to see, call SHAN
NON & LUCHS. Realtors, JA %
$500, @ til @. 2O55 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
KENSINGTON
HUMPHREY
PROPERTIES
10 E-SbDS

KENSINGTON-4-bedrm. lEe. older
home, Ia baths, gas heat; nr
schools, shop, transp.; 100000.
LO. l-2AS1.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

LOOK-oaly $4,000 will buy a
cute little white rambler with
fireplace in liy. room. beautiful
tree-Shaded lot. completely fenced
5000 down ana $50 . NO. may
handle.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTIAHIEDl

BETHESDA - Daylight bsmt.; g
bedrm. brk, ramb-: rec, I'm: table
space in kit: nr. schools, NH
Real Estate. OIL. 4-llOO
BETHESDA
Diplomat Leaving Country
Newly decor. 4 bedrms.,. ga baths
sep. din. Tm., paneled rec. I'm; /;
screened porch, garage; air-cond
house: fully equipped, inc. car;
petinR and drepes; Leland School
area; reas. OWNER. OIL. 6-1642.
BETHESDA : New lift. center.
han 4-bedrm2 2is-5ath eriel Si
rambler on iz-aere wooded iot
beaut. kit, huge din. rm., ful
bsmt.' double carport. S33.a9o
terms or trade. 10. $500 till o
@. A. ScHLES1NGER CO.
BETHESDA-4-bedrm. brick ram
bier NEW HOME; extra-lge, mod
GE kit. with table SD. for family
daylight rec rm., plus fully tiled
bsmt', wood dble-hung windows
2h paths: level lot: low dn. pay
ment to qualified purchaser; SO,
900. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. f.
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FRANKLIN AYE. ANp FLoWER

AREA-Exceptionally clean s.
bedroom home with recreation
rm. and fireplace. Sl6,500. Terms.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700 It'll
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NEAR SPACE AGENCY = Bric

RIVERDALE-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
good cond.: all modern: loc. nr
schools and shopping center: mus
be seen to be appreciated; priced
reaS. for quick sale. Call OWNER
NO AGENTS, WA. 7-6633.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
NrAp rur pApvw.v rr.r,

NEAR The PARKWAY-Trans-
ferred owner will finance or you
may assume a Sl3.50O 49, loan
full-bsmt home. Corner lot. alum
covered patio Near everything
Possession june Is.
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BETHESDA SHOW sroPPER.-Nt

= DLINL4NJ 01hLIHlNJ' 1LNNg.
BETHESDA = Mr.. Executive. A
prestige home in q like location
acre: 4 bedrmS., den. huge rec
rm., double garage: the most space
you will ever find in the low SOS
c. B. WYVELL REAL ESTATE
OIL. R-0l7S.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

GARRETT PARK told section)-
Combined liv. rm.. music rm. and
lge sun-din. rm. form spacious
living area in 2-bedrm. brk. home
LRe. glass areas give scenic views
of deep-wooded well-landscaped
lot. Full daylight basement, quiet
street Community swimming
pool. Sale by OWNER, S2l,5OO
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CH. CH.-MASS. AVE.

Oh, .CH.- MASS. AVE.
CHEVY CHASE. Brick Cape
Cod mr.. shops and Ch: Ch.
golf course. . bedrms., bath,
ist A.; lge. bedrm, bath
upstairs: neat and clean.
Fine value at S2l,95O.
BETHESDA. Open daily 2-6.
Handsome new ColoniaI:
4 bedrms., . baths. den, Ia
bath, IA #. family rm. OIL
kit, I'm. rec. rm. garase.
Out Brad. Blvd. IL blks..
right on Devon to our sign.
CHEVY CHASE. Center hall
brick Colonial of Wis. Ave.
CSomerset SCHOOL,. Den.
powder rm., dishwasher'
disp.. bkfst. nook, 4 bedrms.
. baths, rec. rm. and BATH
garage. Low 3OS.
MASS. AVE. AREA. New
brick rambler. nr. Sangamore
Rd. Sep. din. rm.,. 3 bed
rms, = baths, daylight rec.
rm.. off-street parking.
Mid eos.
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PICK

OF the month. This magnificent,
4-bedroCm, cuStom-built Colonial,
in university surrounding, on
l2OXl26-ft. lot: walk to U. Of Md.
and shopping, MANY unusual fea-
lures include foyer entrance, fam
ily-siZe dining room, huge kitchen,
= diversified master bedrooms, full
basement, oil hot-water heat, plus
a screened porch and sturdy brick
garage. Imaginel Slg.500, total
price. Buy FLA with $1,000
down, or YOUR terms. Call now
you might wait too long.
BURCH REALTY co.
Open Til o PM. TO. 9-5992
TAKE YOUR PICK We have .
brk. ramblerS that can be pur-
chased for S400 down with FILA
financing: both have ; rms and
hot-water heat; located in Radi-
ant Valley. FREE STATE PROP
ERTIEG Ap r-1p6H
Evening star., 1960-04-01
ARLINGTON, NORTH
WHITE BRICK
RAMBLER QUEEN!

REAL EYE OPENER is this per-
fectly gorgeous 3lz-vear-old
beauty. The works all done,
MOVE IN AND RELAX! So taste
fully decorated and beautifully
appointed. this 3-bedrm., 2-bath
charmer will truly thrill YOU: just
wait til you view the ground
level daylight basement present
ing superbly finished rec. rm. with
bar and secluded den-gueSt room,
and then walk out onto the huge,
private patio: DON'T LET SOME
ONE BEAT YOU OUT OF THIS
PRIZE: choice neighborhood; all
convenienceS nearby, and the
financing is tremendous: CANT
BEAT IT FOR S24,50O!
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Vol ] r

Life will be improved in one OF
these these nn5V new hsiniskeSTit ,S ,IT - 3I6ed
spacei, large kitchen, Ia baths,
huge living room and monStrous
oayiight basement. on level lot,
] block to bus and elementary
school Pay $1,000 down, sol 81
per mo. Please don't miss these
bOmRC raIl NOW
Evening star., 1960-04-01
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

FALLS CHURCH - -
acre, fenced, Handicapped
corner lot; custom built,
brick split-level; 3 bed
rooms, ga baths, 24x24
recreation room. carport.
S30.50O. Call IA. 4-60b0
to see 1t today.
IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION-Custom built brE.
Cape Cod, in a desirable
Alexandria neighborhood.
4 bedrooms, > baths, rec
reation room with bar,
screened porch S25.25O.
Call XII. $500 to see 1t
today
FAIRFAX - 3-bedroom.
2-bath. brick -snd frame
rambler on IA acre; 90
II. living room, recrea-
ton room. full basement,
2S-ft. screened porch,
carport 500. Call
CIR. 3-456O to see II
today.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
FLORANCE REALTY

AWARD WINNER: close-in North
frame split level, in new home
condition: for charm and space.
this magnificent home has 2 nice
bedrooms. 2i2 bat his. delightful
recrea ton room with fireplace,
separate dining room and all
electric Westinghouse kitchen:
fenced yard with patio: all in
close proximity to shopping city
and good bus service. Call US for
additional details. SHANNON &
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