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Evening star., 1960-04-12
DAVID LAWRENCE

Many Americans who have
been reading about the
troubles in South Africa are
under the impression that all
Negroes there have had to
carry pass books. This isn't
true. Millions of individuals
in the United States who are
called Negroes would not. if
they lived in South Africa,
be required to carry pass
books.
The fact is that there are
three different groups in
South Africa-the whites. the
"colored" and the Bantu.
This correspondent asked
the South African Ambas-
sador, Mr.. W. c. Du PleSsis.
to explain the differences.
Here is the interview:
%. OF the mixed or color
ed people, about how many
do you,have in your country?
"A. About 1.350.000. 1t in
cludes, for instance, black and
Indian, black and Koranna,
black and Hottentot - all
those various races that we
have there. 1t doesn't in
clude the Malay population.
We have a fairly big Malay
population - about 60.000-
who are descendants of the
slaves of the former days of
the Dutch East India Co.
@. Would the greater part
Of what you call 'colored' be
mixed from black and white
races?
"A. Yes I should say so.
@. Are they required to
live apart?
"a. Yes-but they have an
intermediate status as be-
tween the Bantu and the
white. They, for instance, do
not have to carry reference
or pass books although they,
too. just as the whites, must
have an identity card. They
vote for parliamentary rep
resentatives, who are white
people, and they are en-
gagged in the crafts and the
professions.
@. Does the white man
have any right to go into
their communities?
"a. Oh, yes, they move in
and out Of one another's
communities freely.
@. But they have their
own residential areas?
"a. Yes.
q. Just as we do in some
parts of this country?
"a. Precisely.
@. How many Bantu are
there?
"a. 9,5OO,O00.
%. And the whites2
"a. There are about $780,
900.
@. OF those whites-are
half of them Dutch and the
other half English?
"a. Sixty per cent are
Africans. What you call
Dutch, we call Afrikaans.
%. In other words, native
born?
"A. Native-born. with Afri-
kaanS as their language.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Khrushchev|s Tale of Chino's Rift

North Korean puppet gov
ernment.
There were rumorS and
speculations in Washington,
when Mr.. KhrushcheV went
to Peiping after his visit to
the United States where he
established the spirit Of
Camp David" that he might
urge Mr.. Mao. to make a
slight gesture toward the
United States by liberating
the American prisoners of
war which China still holds
in jail in defiance Of all rules
OF international law. Our
diplomats obviously were
frustrated when their expec-
tationS were ignored.
According to reports from
Peiping and other Commu-
mist centerS, Mr.. KhruShchev
never even mentioned the
American prisoners. Soviet
diplomats who never explain
actions intimated in Moscow
that, after all, the matter of
the American prisoners is
an internal affair of China:
moreover discussions at am
baSsadorial level between the
United States and the Peo"
pies Republic of China are
still going on in Warsaw.
There are definite indica-
tionS on the eve of the sum-
NIT meeting that Communist
China is preparing for further
aggresSions while the Soviet
Union tries to hold back the
Western powers with prom
iSeS of peace, coexistence and
trade.
The value of nonaggreSsion
pactS with the Communists
is well known since 1899 when
the Soviet Union attacked
Poland while pact still had
six years before termination.
Mr.. Chou made his proposal
knowing that the present ad-
miniStration at least will re-
ject it. He is preparing the
ground for new activities"
in the Far East.
Evening star., 1960-04-12
Ambassador Answers Questions
On Residence Rules Among Races

60 AiH0IIy NoSSS st
%. Do the Afrikaans and
English live where they
please?
"a. Where they please, in
terspersed. But they do not
live in the Bantu areas ex-
cept when expressly per-
mitted to do so.
%. Is the Bantu area
something like an Indian
reservation?
"a. Yes. only it's not quite
that, because the Bantu
areas are the areas originally
occupied by the Bantu and
are fairly extensive, about
$4,000 square miles-which.
for instance, is eight times
as large as Israel.
%. Is it larger than the
area occupied by the whites?
"a. No, the white area is
much larger. The total area
Of the Union is about $50, 900
square miles, I think. Much
of the white area, though, is
arid and agriculturally poor.
@. When you use the
word 'apartheid,' you mean
they live apart-is that what
the word means?
"a. Translated, it means
'separateness,' but actually
it means separate develop
ment. 1t includes the whole
gamut Of living apart-so-
cially apart. all those things.
@. OF the 1850, 900 mixed,
what would you say is the
majority?
A. Mixed black and white
you see, it's not just black
and white because some of
those mixtures, coming from
the old days, might have
been of the white and Hot
tentot, white and Malay, it's
just a complete mixture.
@. But they resemble our
Negroes, don't they?
"A. Yes, your lighter-type
Negro-ones with more white
blood.
@. We'll, a lot Of our Ne
groes have white blood, yet
many Of our newspapers use
the word Negro
"A. That's right, and some
Of your Negroes in higher
echelonS - those who are
practically white and have
long hair-in South Africa
many of those would pass for
white.
%. You do not call these
people Negroes?
"a. No. The only one who
is called a Negro is the Bantu
in fact, we call them Bantu
and not Negroes, and Bantu
is the same word as your
Navajo, meaning people, It's
the same word. The Bantu
are pure blood on both sides,
and what is very important is
that they have never been
enSlaved and they are not the
descendants of slaves.
@. Are there many edu-
Gated Bantu? .4
"A. Oh, yes.
@. And do they live apart
with the Bantu?
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Seek Smith Support

Spotsylvania County Demo-
Gratis have called on Represent
alive Howard w. Smith, dean
Of, the Virginia congressional
delegation, to add his support
to-. the party's presidential
ticket.
Mr.. Smith, chairman Of the
powerful House Rules Com
mittee, is one of four Virginia
members of Congress remaining
silent on the Kennedy-J johnson
ticket for the November 8
election.
The others are Senator Harry
F. Byrd and Representatives
William M. Tuck and Watkins
M Abbitt.
The Spotsylvania Democratic
Committee has adopted resolu-
tions urging Mr.. Smith, the 9th
district Congressman, to pub
licly state his personal indorse-
ment of the ticket.
In other resolutions, the COM
mittee called for similar in
dorsements by elected officials
and praised Gov. Almond for
his support of the party
nominees.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Fairfax OKs
Lighted Golf
Course Plan

A use permit for a lighted
golf course has been granted
by the Fairfax County Zoning
Appeals Board.
The zoning board yesterday
approved the application for
the course which is to be situ-
ated on ~ acres on Route 236,
about two miles east Of the
town of Fairfax.
William Alspaugh, executive
vice president of Starlit Fair
ways, said his corporation plans
to build an l8-hole golf course,
an indoor heated swimming
pool and outdoor pool, a min
iature golf course and a heat
ed driving range.
Nine holes of the planned 18-
hole course will be lighted for
night play. The lighting will
require 81 light poles Is and IS
feet high.
The tees on the driving range
will be enclosed In a long shed,
the front of which will be
sealed of by a column Of warm
air. Golfers will drive into a
steel mesh screen.
The golf course will be light
ed until IL pm. from May to
September. All the facilities
except the golf course are Jc
be ready by next Labor Day
Mr.. Alspaugh said.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Pedestrian
Hit, Killed
By2dCor

A pedestrian, struck by one.
car and run over by another,
was killed last night as he was
crossing Shirley highway about
800 feet south of Shirlington
circle.
Arlington County police said
Joseph Taylor, about 33, Of
1912 New York avenue NV,
was sideswiped by a car driven
by Mrs. Gladys S. Glassner, "a,
of ,2812 South Wakefield street,
Arlington.
He fell to the road, the re-
port said, and was run over
by. a following car, driven by
Richard B. WILDER, SO, of 85l9
Van Buren drive, Fort Wash
ington Forest, Prince Georges
County.
Police said Mrs. Glassner.
going north, swerved unsuc-
cessfully to avoid Mr.. Taylor
and that Mr.. WILDER jammed
on his brakes when he saw the
man in the road but it was too
late. No charges were filed.
The death is the county's
eighth traffic fatality so far
this year as compared to 10
for the same period last year.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

point is that the rotating sys-
tenn of reaSsessments should be
clarified. I approve of the
year-by-year assessments. My
dissatisfaction with the method
is from the standpoint that the
first area or quarter reassessed
pays the tax increase for four
years, the second quarter for
three years, the third for two
years and the fourth for only
one. The tax rates should be
put into effect all at one time" +"
DR.. Blevins also argued that
sales of individual homes
which have brought abnormally
high prices because of favor
able financing have resulted in
unjustifiable high reassess-
ments in some areas.
Mr.. Brown strongly disputed
DR.. Blevins' assertions about
the role Of the county board
in reassessments.
Assessments are made by
the Department of Real Estate
Assessments Of the county gov
ernment. This department is
under the supervision and con-
troll of the county manager.
The director and IL full-time
employees are professional civil
servants who are under the
county's merit system" Mr..
Brown said.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Another Youth Given
5 Years in Picnic Raid

A. 17-year-old Alexandria
boy who admitted kicking a
picnicker during the Mount
Vernon parkway mob attack
last summer was given a five
year term in State prison to-
day.
Sentenced was Dexter E.
Station, the 51OO block of Ash
boro road, Alexandria. He
pleaded guilty to feloniously
participating in a mob action.
Fairfax Circuit Judge Harry
Carrico told the youth: 1T is
not pleasant to sentence one
as young as YOU" But the
Judge added that you, by the
seriousness of this act and be-
cause you have been in trouble
before, have forfeited" the right
to Juvenile Court action.
You have chosen to act as
an adult" the judge said. dIe
noted that something has been
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Supervisors OK Only 10-Yeor Lease
To Operate New Foirfox Hospital

cussion, the supervisors agreed
to 10 years. Mr.. Fritsche said
he did not know whether the
hospital trustees would sign a
l0-year lease.
The S6 million hospital on
Gallows road is scheduled to
open about January /.
Board Chairman Anne wilkins
said so years is too long for a
lease because the county does
not know what the future holds
The county might need an en-
tire medical center some day
Mrs. Wilkins said.
She added that there may be
sentiment in the future. for
the county, rather than a vol
untary association, to admin
Evening star., 1960-10-12

public any knowledge he has or
irregularities or apologize to
county government personnel.
voters expect and will toler-
ate some eXcesses in a cam
paign, but this irresponsible
rock throwing at non-political
county employees far transcends
what is acceptable" Mr.. Brown
declared.
'Dr. Blevins' broadSide, which
may be construed as an attack
on the integrity and compe-
tence Of our professional as
SCISSORS, is unprecedented even
in Arlington's storm politics"
DR.. Blevins, a Democrat
replied:
II want to make it very
plain and clear that ] am not
blaming any county employe
or county Official. The policy
is set by the majority Of the
county board.
MY whole purpose and in
tent in bringing it to the atten-
tion Of voters was the fact I
do not agree with the method
that was approved by the
county board majority"
Mr.. Brown, a leader of the
nonpartisan coalition, Arling-
tonianS for a Better County,
retorted that the Democratic
incumbent Joined in the unani-
nous vote in 1857 which estab-
lished present policy. He also
noted that the board at that
time was not controlled by
the ABC.
In a statement recently
mailed to voters. DR.. Blevins
charged that some reassess-
mentS have been made on a
spot basis and whether justi-
fed or not"
He said today: My view
Evening star., 1960-10-12

lister the hospital or a medical
center.
Commemorative Attorney
Robert C. Fitzgerald COM
mented that 90-day clause
in the lease would allow the
supervisors to break the con-
tract at any time If the hospital
is not run satisfactorily.
Mrs. wilkins told Mr.. Frit-
sche that the boards action in
approving a 10-year lease was
not taken in criticism Of the
trustees.
Supervisor John P. Parrish
held out for a 25-year lease
The 10-year lease finally was
approved by a 4-to-3 vote, with
Mr.. Parrish. Robert C. Gotten,
jr., and William H, Moss op-
posed.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

said about your feeling like a
big shot,"
II hope you and all like
you learn that no one is bigger
than the law" the judge said.
Judge Carrico said he was
suspending the fifth year of the
sentence so authorities would
have some control" over Sta
ton when he is released from
prison.
Three young men were SEN
fenced last month to five years
in prison for their part in the
assault on some picnicking
couples July 80. Two juveniles,
including Station, have been
sentenced to five years, with
one year suspended.
Eight others have pleaded
guilty to misdemeanors and
have received lighter sentences
or fines. -Four others await trial
or sentencing.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Management Course
Begins Tomorrow

An adult program in indus
trial management, offered by
the Northern Virginia Center
of the University Of Virginia,
will begin at 7 pm. tomorrow at
Westinghouse High School,
1900 North Quincy street, Arl-
ington.
Instructor for the FIRST course
will be Paul Kemp Jones, a
Post Office Department indus
trial and research engineer.
Glasses, which will continue
through January, will meet at
7 pm. Thursdays. An an
nouncement earlier this week
from the university erroneous
ly stated that the classes would
be held Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Virginia Nixonites
Meet Tomorrow

Volunteers in the Virginians
for Nixon movement will re-
ceive instructions for the final
drive in the presidential cam
paign at a meeting at 7:30 pm.
tomorrow in Bailey's Cross
roads Fire Hall.
The meeting time was ad-
vanced an hour from an earlier
announcement so that work.
ers may watch the television
debate between the two presi-
Dental candidates.
Five community leaders who
have been appointed are Mrs.
R. L. Barrett. North SPRING
field; Mrs. w. R. Bradshaw.
Vienna; Mrs. Norman Gray of
Falls Church; Mrs. Paul H.
Granmo, Alexandria, and Guy
F.. Miller, North Springfield.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Pythions Elect

RICHMOND, Oct. IL (AP) -
The 92d annual convention Of
the Virginia Knights of Pythias
elected Charles Thomas of Nor
folk grand chancellor for a l.
year term yesterday. The Pyth-
ian Sisters of Virginia, meeting
concurrently, elected Mrs.
Kathleen Akers Of Roanoke
grand chief, also for a 1-year
term.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
z Brothers Hurt
In Fuirfux Crush

Two Falls Church brothers
were severely injured early
today when their car went out
of control on Route 661 near
Rocky Run Bridge and hit a
tree. Fairfax County police
reported.
Donald F. McClaine. Is, and
john T. McClaine, %, both of
1105 John Marshall drive,
Falls Church, were listed in
fair condition at Arlington
Hospital with head injuries.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

The Fairfax County Super
visors today denied the request
of a volunteer group for a long
term lease to run the new Fair
fax Hospital.
Carl Fritsche, secretary of the
Fairfax Hospital Association,
asked the supervisors to approve
a 50-year lease for his associa-
ton to operate the hospital.
After almost an hours dis
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Church Fair Friday

A golden anniversary fair"
will be held from 10 am. to
3 pm. Friday at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. 1908 Rus
sell road. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Brown Attacks BIevins
On Assessments Issue

Arlington County Board Chairman Herbert today
his fellow board member Lucas Bevns of making
unprecedented attacks civil service employees in
his campaign for reelection.
Referring criticism Arington's real estate
demanded that Blevns either make
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Arlington, Va, IA. 4-l626
Near Fl. Myer and Arva Motel
Mon., Tues, Wed. Thurs, Sat.,
10 ON. 10 8 pm.
FridoY. II Noon 10 8 pm.
FREE PARKING
Evening star., 1960-06-14
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASPEN HILL PIX. 3-bedrm. ram.
bier. less than year old. Very htgh
OF LIST. Many extras. Only S2,500l
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HOUSES foR sALE-Mp.
LOHR'S BEST BETS

LOHR's BEST BETS
Takolna PIX, 5 Bedrns.
|sle,sBO. complstsly decorated IN
side ana out, .1gt-hoor bedyoom
on End. A real buy.
Takoma PIX. Cape Cod
I$ls.9b0, Completely renovated and
qeeorated. Brand-new Htehen.
excellent bedrooms, baths,
fnn basement, huilt-in garaEe.
Very nice lot. Can Be- sold FHA.
Langley Pix, 4 Bedrns.
lS21.00O. WIN consider ozer. I'M.
maeulate Cape Cod on 6ne corner
lot. Walking distance TO shop.
ping, trepsportation and schools.
4 large bedrooms, 2 full baths,
Aeuse appraised at $2l.s00 By
North Springbrook
s2s;Ss,os z, SI,s Lsvsly, brick brick ,colcnial op
isrss room on srs f foor. sSSns; oVnes
VII tase back large nrst trust at
hSbs 20 years.
HILLANDALE
$32,S00, Highly unusual home on
over acre Of rustic beauty.
3 bedrooms, den, lovely recres.
ton room With firepiaee ana
SEPARATE kitchen. Ideal for en-
terkaininE. This you must see.
HILLANDALE
S36, $50. A home Of rare charm is
this impressive English Tudor.
treplace. soft. dining room. so
n; nying room with fireplace,
noor' 3 bedrooms and bath on
2nd. Huge covered porch, A
dream OF . home for entertain.
ROBERT E. LoHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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RUTHERFORD q sHULLEY, NC,
~. 7s9lo0

ASPEN HILL PIX. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier, less than year old. Very htgh
81 LIST. Many extras. Only $500
RuTHERFoRD & sHULLEY, INC.
JU. 7-9100
Count the SOLD SIGNS
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE, look into
this S13,950 home. which includes
. terrace apt. iust the thing for
sumo s9'500 loan at SIS mo.
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6i11.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT, BY Ripley
Fine brick Colonial. diversified liv-
ing room, powder room, fre-
places, ground-leyel rec. room; ex-
cellent value. Ask US some ques-
tions. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
BETHESDA = Convenient to NH
and Naval Hospital. Wonderful s.
bedrrn. rambler in excel. eond.
Transfer Of Navy family puts this
outstanding value on the market
in the low, low 20s.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OF. 2s7006 Ewes. OIL. 6-l817
BETHESDA, MASS. AVE. AREA
Greatly reduced for gplek sale.
Long. loy rambling rsnsher IN 3
forest setting; sunlit elubrm.. st
Eeraer fleyel, galage; eernpIetelY
tedecerated' snd vacant tot quick
posseSstop Asking only S26,15H
Call our uptown once, KE. 7.1S00
til . pm. SHANNON q LUcHS CO.
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POTOMAC .ANDS
LAKEWOOD CLUB

Kitchen over sS long: o vii, sell
rambler on lh-sere lot with beau
TRULY planted fruit trees; mid.
30s; trades considered. Mr.. Sem
mes, owner.builder, En-. 5-I313;
eyes. Ak. a.A0AO. -
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Mass. Ave. Ext.
"Springfield"

.oyely brick rambler; perfect con-
Sitionl Charming Nv. room with
nisn Ceiling. Din. room opens tc
Lsaf terTaee; An-electrie kit. with
Foos p5enss 9 sSasIs SssS spsss xs:,, nice BED;
SSth; tSs Tss; ss;srs aooT p,,sgth Sish bar: full
I'M. 2.kS00: ewes. OF 1.-sas
or Oh. 2.l409.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

sd;11,2Es MILL 4d5lI. sDs sDs tss,sSyars
sfss saaovs r'plsfsd sna doSTs S eTsl Only GSH sHS
300, with I-acre lot. Open for
inspection, Mon, Tues, Thurs,
Ell. from from pm e ( pm pm. On On
further information. eafl ALICE
N. SHANK. Ellicott City 434 and
Waterloo 1880, Closed on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-06-14
cHRsrERRRnnK HILLS
Ice Selection of Homes

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Walk to st. AIMS; has mod. kit.
fun bsmt., rec; TTll., dble earport:
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HYATTSVLLLE = $4,000 down.
lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow: scr.
porch and bsnt.; low monthly
payments. Only $4,000. HUGH
n, PECK, REALToR, HE. 4-l700
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KORZENDORFER
REALToR OIL. Ash

BETHESDA-ciose-in 4-bedrm., g.
bath split leyel on beaut. land
seaped lot. conv. to everything.
port. Low 30s. GEO. W. ROBERT
BON. REALTORS. 5000 Wis. ave,
Oh 2-2123. After 8 cali OIL.
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SALES, INC.
HA. 7-4h00 Ewes. ~. 5-0506
CHASE HAMLET. for the
small family: lovely. large Twins
room opening onto screened porch,
good-size dining room. den and
bath on. first floor: Q bedrooms
and bath on second: attractive
private garden. Call WO. 6-2S00,
~ Q Pm. EDW. II. JONES a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL-. N.--4-bsdrm.. 2M-bath ramb.
Rec. rm,: eonV. Joe: nicely land.
sSaIsd; S5ss s1S sssSt; 9,SS & 1IsE: sJss. lys9g'
ARL-: N-i-yeaT-old, "a bedrm.
brick rambler; 25o-ft. lot; CENTER
ssmSsrship. $4,000. KE. s.sssi.
ARLINGTON. N.-Briek Colonial;
most convenient to schools and
shopping: 8 bedrooms: SCREENED
sale at s17,60O, Small down pay-
ment. Eves., IA. 2-5047, FRANK
"a PHnIyJps' PHIn5IIyJp INC REALTORS,
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

CHEVY CHASE. eloss-in eeny.
area, near Rock Creek PARK
Brick TamhlsT % wooded lot: 8
bedrus.. ga baths. 1pacious iy.
rm, screened porch. large kit.
with table space, fully tlied base
Rsnt; 4S al sasl S.iti 5scI BETHESDA RIAL
cHEyY cHAsE :. Nsw ! i..toIZ
jones Bridge gd.. M. elementary
school; a. bedfms., liv, rrn., din.
rm. sna ,S kis,S tun hsmi, 2 baths:
rfsSaEE rfRaSsaas safLp2s SfaL d sutsE3 silSSESl co.
CHEVY CHASE, Charming home -
strest- iassa 'Ss Hsdrms'. nassh sM II S1,c. mod'
baths. large iiv. im. WITH firspi'. L
extra large din. rm.. completely
mod, spacious kit. rec. rm. |:
lovely yard with trees. Upper
2Os. OIL. 2-664l: weekdays, oil.
41SSS?bb. JOSEPH 5. DEvEREux.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
FULLY AR CONDITIONED
SPIT gssh, level, Srisk bsdrns- 3
pat0Ss tIQuuu-itNel rec. I'm.
opening to lovely yard with trees.
Vacant; priced In 30s. caiI Mrs.
Dawson. ma. e-03Q0. eyes. and
week ends. WO. 6-4l02. BOSS
4 PHELPS. INC.
CLOsE-IN SILVER sPRING-Brick
rambler; 3 bedrooms. lla baths.
rec. room: chain.ltnk fence Ger.
tainly not over priced ct S1S,600.
RIPLEY Co, Ju. 5.611l.
COLESYTLLE AREA = Near brand
new springbrook High School, con-
venient to elementary school.
large rambler with 3 bedrooms,
III baths. separate dining room.
full basement with garage: large
wooded lot with swimming pool:
Immense brick patio: hot-Eatef
a. ]: kEssINoER q CO. Ju. s.4S44
coLEsvMLE AREA = s.bedrn.
brick rambler. SUBURBAN PARA.
Disc. fireplace. family kit. fun
hSmt,; acre lot. $23, ,0S0.
RECK IA A.RETE
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DOLL HQIISE

On lovely Handicapped lot; roomy
kit;. lss. .hy. tW 2 mAsteT-sizs
bedrms.. tile bath, huge rec, rrn.
With bar and arspI. - fun bsmt'
Assume sio.lO0 SMss loan. Pa; Pay
$S3.0S per mo.
Evening star., 1960-06-14
CHEVY CHASE NM
COOL OFF

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This immaculate brick 3-bedroom
rambler ofers air conditioning, plus
other extras as earport. large
reereation room, separate dining
room: fully equipped kitchen,
aluminium storm windows and
SniHss Sa You'd sna nor%SHy mani RSFs RSs ~ tens IS
this price. Level lot; very close
to elementary school and com.
munity swimming pool: $l9,750.
FHA terms.
4 BEDROOMS
And two baths, 2sx13 living room
dining room combination. huge
Kitchen, recreation room and ga.
rage Is featured for only SCI $50:
FLA approved for $4,000 down:
fenced ssS ios nsaT nq s1SOo schOo sd AacsUE- Sus
BRADLEY HILLS
We are happy to offer . most un-
choice area; o 5.leyel, eenter-hall
split with 4 bedrms., Az baths,
den. Florida room with private
terrace, paneled recreation room.
gear garage, loaded with extras
and set on professionally land
seaped, acre. You'd love TO
have lived here yourself Is 9
child. Priced at $3s.S50.
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE, JU. 9-z134 TIL o
conn. AVE ESTATES = Brick
living rm.. dining rm.. Elt. with
eye-level oven, hsmt. With part
Finished rec. rrn. 4Aes loan may
be assumed. Asking $50, 900.
CHESTER KELLER WoobMooR
AGENCY CORR ~. 5-7IOO. o
It'll o.
CONN. AVE. EsTATES-A cheerful
home In 3 family area: close TO
all schools and transp.: 3.bedrm.
brk. rambler; large rec. room;
Co. Ju. $1,000.
CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-Brick and
stone rambler: fenced yard; liy-
ing rTn. with firepl., sep. dining
area: full bsnt.; close to SWIM
ming pool and schools: wonderful
for CHILDREN. Sl7.500. Call Lo.
@. A. scHLEsrNcER co.