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Evening star., 1960-07-22

Mr.. Karrick has said he
knows nothing of politics. He
feels "frankneSS" is a necessary
quality for a District Commits
sioner. Once, after being ap-
plauded for a speech, he in
troduced a ghost writer and
gave the aide credit for having
written it.
He brought to the Commits
sioner post a background of law
and business. A graduate of
Yale Law School, he Joined his
fathers firm. the Fidelity Stor-
age Co.. soon after graduation
and managed the family's real
estate holdings.
His interest in law continued,
however, and he has been a
leading figure in the Inter-
American Bar Association. Mr..
Karrick has made several viS-
its to South American nations.
He speaks Spanish.
When Mr.. Karrick was re-
appointed by President Eisen-
hover last year, a contest de-
veloped between him and Mr..
Mclaughlin for the presidency
of the Board of Commissioners.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was reelected.
Now Mr.. Mclaughlin is the
only remaining member of the
three-man board that has been
running the District these last
three years. The other mem
Der, Brig. Gen. A. G. yelling,
leaves for a new post at the end
OF this month. The Engineer
Commissioner has been named
commander of the Corps of En-
gineers' Ballistic Missiles Con-
Struction Office to be eStab-
lished in Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1960-07-22

Northern Virginia support
ers of Adlai Stevenson today
pledged full support to the
Kennedy-Johnson Democratic
presidential ticket.
In a telegram to the nomi-
nees and to Virginia's Gov.
Almond, the leaders of Steven
son forces in the nearby area
said: "Virginians for Steven
son believe that the Kennedy
johnson ticket is & strong and
winning slate and pledge our
an-out support. :"
The group also said it has
faith that Adlai Stevenson's
experience will be utilized in
the finest possible way"
The telegram was signed by
State Senator John A. K. Dom
ovan of Fairfax-Falls Church,
Evening star., 1960-07-22

BALTIMORE July % (AP)
The Public Service Commits
sion is expected to rule next
week on the VIVA Transit Co. S
request for fare increases for
its bus service between Wash
ington and Prince Georges
County.
The firm has asked for au-
thority to raise its basic fare
of is cents to Is cents and is
also seeking a scent increase
in zone charges.
At a hearing yesterday,
VIVA officials presented finan-
cial testimony to show the in
crease is necessary. Accountants
testified concerning the COM
pany's earnings and its ex-
penSeS.
Evening star., 1960-07-22

by GEORGE ROlNEY President of american Motors Corporation
years ago. the expe had American Motors ready
Il In fact, they had named the pallbearerS
Then they stunned by Ramb 1888 1882 they
promptly made predictions.
"u watt they sad % the Big Three bring cOmpacts Big
Three spokesman quoted saying his cOmpny planning
to take the bulk of its sales 'out of RambIeTs hide"
Evening star., 1960-07-22

tops all compacts. In
fact, it tops all but
two of 19U.S. makes
in production.
Every time a new
compact car has
been introduced,
Rambler sales have
shown a Sizable in
Evening star., 1960-07-22

Instead, what has happened?
Since the first new competitive COM
pact was introduced, Rambler'S volume
Evening star., 1960-07-22

John b. Altman 8, of 1912 South Arlington
Ridge road, dries off Gail p Oxford, 5, of 1913
South Arlington Ridge road, as the final
touch of life-saving rescue. Gail was chOk-
ing in 4-fOOt water in a creek near the
Army-Navy Country Club when John pulled
him Out.-Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Rambler Offers 3 Distinct
Sizes Of Compact Cars
Only Rambler blankets
the compact Car market

Another point the experts" missed is
that Rambler's imitatorS are merely
pecking at one segment of the compact
car field. In room and power the imi-
tations are in class with the smallest
Rambler, the Rambler American.
Rambler, on the other hand, covers
all three compact car fields, as shown in
the chart above, with car to meet the
needs of everyone.
A third mistake the experts" made
was to underestimate the exploding de-
mand for compact cars.
AS the compact car market expands,
a. 49,.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
SINCERITY REIGNS
Republicans Seek
Convention Decorum

bring 300 minions onto the con-
vention floor.
Also, Mr.. Jones confides,
there just might be "spontan-
eous reactions with real spirit"
for Mr.. Eisenhower and Mr..
Hoover.
Mr.. Jones austerity program
Notwithstanding, the Young
Republicans are going to do
what they can to whoop it up
outside the convention hall.
Their schedule calls for a
"Young Republican Day" pa
rade with floats. bands and
partisanship on Sunday. And
there will be a torchlight parade
Oimited to flashlights because
the Chicago fire department
has awful memories of Mrs.
OLeary'S cow in honor of Vice
President Nixon Monday night.
Antique car and sports car
caravans will cruise the city,
presumably to demonstrate how
Republicanism bridges the old
and the new.
And all over the place the
Young Republicans promise
will be lassies, pretty young
things in kilts-a costume
intended to remind one and all
of the value of the sound
dollar.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
LBJ SOUTH OF THE BORDER
KENNEDY
Continued From First Page

COntlnued from F1rSt rage
sions with Senator Kennedy,
which lasted a little under two
hours at the nominees vaca-
ton home.
He said they discussed "the
low state of our esteem in the
world today as a result of fail
ures on the part of the present
administration"
There was some detailed talk,
he said. Mr.. Hartman added he
was agreed to deliver a number
of foreign policy speeches in
various sections of the country
in support of Senator Ken
nedy's campaign. Mr.. Hartman
said he also accepted an invita-
ton to serve as a foreign policy
adviser. but that there will be
others.
Mr.. Hartman flew in Today
for the talks with Senator Ken
nedy.
Tomorrow Senator Kennedy is
to receive from Allen w. Dulles,
Central Intelligence Agency di-
rector, the first of the secret
foreign policy briefings Presi-
dent Eisenhower has author
lied for the Republican and
Democratic campaign standard
bearers.
Pierre Salinger, the Senator
press secretary, said Archibald
Cox, Harvard Law School fac
ulty member, and Theodore G
ing in later today to go over
a while wide gamut" of prob
lens.
Evening star., 1960-07-22

Published Dolly ond Sunday
Second Gloss PoStues Poid
OF 225 Virairio Avr Sc.
OF Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Final Decision May Wait
Co-Workers Honor
Engraving Aide

Van Moreland, 81, supervisor
of the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving's plumbing, heating
and sheet-metal shop, was hon.
ored by his co-workers today at
a retirement party.
Mr.. Moreland, of 800 Sixty
ninth place, Seat Pleasant, Md,
has been a Federal employe for
more than q years.
He received a certificate of
meritorious service from the
Treasury Department. a scroll
from the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving and fishing
equipment from his co-workers.
Mr.. Moreland, who served as
Mayor of Seat Pleasant for 10
years, also was a member OF
the town council for a number
of years. He was a school
trustee and helped organize
and served on the board of di-
rectors of the YMCA.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
BY CHARLES b. SEIB
Star Staff Writer

CHICAGO, July %. Memo
to all Republican delegates:
Hoopla is out. Sincerity is in,
That's the word from Jaren
Jones, the man who is deter
mining the content and tone of
the G. o. P. National Conven-
ton here next week.
Mr.. Jones, vice chairman of
the committee on arrange
ments, says he has been de-
luged with letters, wires and
phone calls from televiSion
viewers of all parties charging
that the Democrats Los An
geles convention was miserable
-marred by "insincere" favor
ite son nominations, long
winded seconding speeches,
phony demonstrations and lack
of attendance and attention on
the part of the delegates.
Furthermore, he says TV
viewers got the definite i'm
preston that the Los Angeles
show was rigged, that. the dele
gates were doing something
they didn't really want to do
and that it all went on much
too long,
AS a result, Mr.. Jones re-
ported yesterday with only a
tinge of regret in his voice, he
has abandoned some pretty
spectacular plans for a show
business convention. These re-
portedly reached the point OF
measuring some elephants tc
see if they would exit in the
aisles of the amphitheater and
arranging for a trampoline
act and similar circus attrac-
tionS.
Now, he said, the program
will be strictly business: Gel
the platform approved, nom-
mate the presidential and vice
presidential candidates, honor
President Eisenhower and for
mer President Hoover, and &c
home. He estimates this will
take 16 or II hours-about hall
the time consumed by the Dem
ocratS at their wild and woody
western.
Demonstrations? Well, yes
but they will he held to a min
imum. They won't be accord
| ed the keynoter or the perma'
nent chairman or other LESSEE
| lights. They will be limited tt
the nominated candidates, eacf
of whom will be permitted tt
Evening star., 1960-07-22
.N Unions Agree
On Joint Action

The television industry's two
major unions have agreed to
joint negotiation and admin
istration in certain fields.
Delegates at the annual con-
vention of the American Fed
Grafton of Television and Radio
Artists, meeting at the Shore
ham Hotel, yesterday voted 10
accept proposals of the Screen
Actors Guild which would bring
the two groups closer together.
The proposals called for joint
negotiation and administration
in the fields of live, film and
videotape commercials and
videotape programs. The action
yesterday came after the Screen
Actors Guild had voted down a
merger proposal.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
CHRYSLER
Newberg Will Pay
Firm S450,O00
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
RETURNED to Detroit he told
newsmen the investigation will
be continued by the company's
general counsel, the New York
law firm of Kelley, Drye, New
hall & MaginneS, along with
independent auditors.
He was asked if other Chrys-
Ter officials were involved. II
know of no one at this time"
he said. Let's not get into
that"
Three months ago at the
Chrysler annual stockholders
meeting, Mr.. Colbert, then pres
ident of the company, said II
would like it understood that I
do not own or have I ever
owned any interest, stock or
otherwise in any of our ven-
dors." Neither did any of his
family, he said, and to his
knowledge neither did any of
other officers or directors of
Chrysler.
Chrysler and Mr.. Newberg
refused to identify any of the
suppliers involved. Mr.. New
berg, through an attorney, is
sued a statement saying he saw
nothing wrong with his deal
ings, but he refused to say
what the dealings were.
Il entered into the questioned
relationship with the vendor
(supplier) companies after ad-
vice of counsel and in the be-
lief that they were in the in
terest of the corporation and
that no question of illegality
or improperly was involved, ="
he declared.
However, the boards state
ment said: The directors be-
lieved it to be their response
bility to seek recovery from
Mr.. Newberg of his profits"
Mr.. Colbert and Mr.. Newberg
both joined ChrySler in 1888.
Mr.. Colbert came from the
same law firm which is con-
Quoting the current investiga-
Evening star., 1960-07-22

ton. Mr.. Newberg started as a
road test mechanic.
Mr.. Newberg for years was
regarded as Mr.. Colbert 5
protege and it came as no
particular surprise a week
after the stockholders meeting
in April to have the board
elevate Mr.. Colbert to chair
man and elect Mr., Neuberg
president.
Mr.. Colbert took over both
jobs last month following Mr..
Newberg's sudden resignation.
Mr.. Newberg and his socialite
Evening star., 1960-07-22

wife returned last night TO
their lake-front home in the
fashionable Bloomfield Hills
section northwest of Detroit
Once again he declined to talk
about the Chrysler situation.
The Chrysler board meets
again next Thursday in New
York. this time to announce
second quarter earnings. Mr..
Colbert said last night the
company will show a profit
but wouldn't say how much.
Business circles are expect
ing the net to be somewheat
under first quarter earnings of
$1O,9O0,00O.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
U. S. FLAG Burned

LIMA, Peru, July % (AP).-
A small group of demonstra-
tors, shouting Cuba 81, Yam
quis no" Cuba yes, Yankees
no), burned an American flag
Wednesday night in front Of
an Office building where the
United States Embassy has its
offices. Newspapers labeled the
demonstrators Communists.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
ROCKEFELLER
Strengthen PIonks,
Governor Demands

second caucus, Tuesday night
or Wednesday.
Herbert G. Klein, Mr.. Nixon's
press aide. said last night the
Vice President has not made
up his mind, either as to who
should be his running mate, or
the method of selecting him. He
made it clear Mr.. Nixon has
not closed the door on any po-
tential candidate for Vice Pres
ident, including Gov. Rookie
feller.
Earlier yesterday it was an
nounced that 38-year-old Gov.
Mark o. Hatfield of Oregon had
been picked to place Mr.. Nixon's S
name in nomination.
Many Names Offered
During the past three days
the Nixon headquarters has
received about 200 messages
with suggestions about second
place on the ticket. Mr.. Klein
said they mentioned Senator
Morton, United Nations Ambas-
sador Mr.. Lodge, Senator Gold
water, Gov. Rockefeller, Secre-
tary of Interior Seaton, Treas
ury Secretary Anderson, Rep
resentative Gerald r. Ford, jr.,
of Michigan, Senators Scott
and Cooper of Kentucky and
Thomas E. Dewey.
Mr.. Klein said more were for
Senator Morton than any other,
and about an equal number for
Mr.. Lodge and Gov. Rockefeller
Mr.. Klein said he drew nc
special significance from such
a limited number of expressions
Evening star., 1960-07-22
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Rockefeller hold the same gen.
eral views on major issues. with
differences only in how to ar
rive at the same objectives.
Senator Scott said the Re-
publican ticket is planning the
hardest campaign the party
has ever put on. He said Mr..
Nixon will begin a tour of all
the States about mid-Septem-
ber, but with some engagements
earlier than that.
Receives Urgings
1t was learned, meanwhile,
that leaders from other big
States are telling close asso-
ciates of Gov. Rockefeller that
they need his name on the
ticket to win in November.
The friends of Gov. Rookie
feller are replying to this
argument to this effect: If
the Rockefeller name is so i'm
portant, why not put it at the
head of the ticket?"
But there is no evidence
here that the influential party
leaders, who have been COM
mitted to Mr.. Nixon for
months, are going to switch
to the Governor at this late
date.
The Governors plans may
become clearer Sunday, when
the big New York delegation
arrives and holds a caucus.
The delegation is coming
here uncommitted because of
the Governors availability for
a draft.
But in Buffalo, N. Y, State
Senator John Cooke, Erie
County G. o. P. chairman. an
nounced that delegates from
his county would vote for Mr..
Nixon on the first ballot.
Final Decision May Wait
Since the platform will not
be adopted by the conven-
ton until Tuesday, the New
York delegation may mark time
Sunday, and put off a final de-
cision on how it will vote until
Evening star., 1960-07-22
LOST

AIREDALEs 2), male, missing from
Glen Echo Hts. since Sun; reward.
CAT, siamese, female, seal point; re-
Gently had kittens: vic. Foggy Bot
tom; reward. Call FE. 7-g2a4,
DOG, collie, female, mos. old, tan
and white: vic. Lopgfellow St, mr..
Mclean. JE. 2-9275.
DOG, Rettweiler, S5 lbs. black with
to name of "Maren' vicinity ia
is i'll and needs medical attention
and is vicious when aroused; reward.
JA. 2-1632
DOG, collie light-colored, male, white
blazed face: vic. Glebe and Military
rds.. Arl. KE. 5000.
DIAMOND RING, 54OO blk Macarthur
blvd. nr. bus stop, Tues, July IL:
reward. AK 9-92O4.
KEYS, on silver tag, ;, with name
Juanita Fair. Please call LA. 6-6S69.
MANS GLASSES, vic. Of Natl. The
ater, Wed, pm, maroon frames, tan
case; reward. OR. 4-141S.
PAEAKEETs PI.,lS L.. nal male yellSE. E1een
Bethesda. OIL. 2-6476.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, diamond,
either in cab or around 1900 block
NJ st. NV; $50 reward. MA. S-9247.
WRIST WATCH; small; Hsmilton, white
pm, or ewes, OIL. 2-6339.
Evening star., 1960-07-22
FOUND

DOG, young, vic 5th and Nichols ave.
Sc 10. 2-9650. ewes.
DOG, cocker. bun female, in Be
thesda. MONT. CO ANIMAL Shell
TER, JU. 5-5lS3. s am. to 9 pm
DOG, Pekingese type, male; vic. of
Wheaton. MONT. CO. ANIMAL
SHELTER, JU. 5-51S3, am. to 8
pm,
GOLD PENCIL, min. inscription IN. s.
s., Atlantic; model of same shown
top part of pencil. Bsx 9l-H, Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-25

ASSUME 41s% GI LOAN; Riverdale
Daid onl2 Srisk sd IA Baths hso S;%t SnRL
Sl04 month, includes all. HERB
BEDFORD Ap T-o345
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ABODE IN FALLS CHURCH CITY
-Built-tns in traditional living
and dining rooms; fireplace and
3 commodious bedrooms, bath
roughed-in in 9-windowed base
ment; , shady porches and 2
patios; 424eo low-pymt. loan al
ready on. Call for terms to suit
you: SI7.950. SHANNON g.
LUCHS, REALTORS, 2O55 wilson
blvd. ia. 5-6S0O.
x.-ROSEMONT = Delightful q
bedrm. semidetachee home near
@. W. High; sep. din. rm.. we'll
equip kit. finished bsmt., fenced
yard. storm windows; excel. eond.
Best yet. only S12,950 with very
soSoodd' terms see i today! Kl; 2:
$3.50 N. H. BARRY ORG. REALTY
Jefferson Manor-2-bedrm
SSglqe5 Weii Fept Osif6 sfaser ser' sn front PORCH
ALEXANDRIA: Rose Hill: conv. to
II; Belvoir; 3-bedrm.. 1la-bath
brick rambler: fireplace; centrally
ssillr-conditioned; al, beautiful lot; |
4i7eo GI loan OF Sl3,900. No
AGENTS. OWNER: so. 5-S55I.
ALExANDRIA-Two-story Virginia
Colonial: h-acre lot; built for
comfortable indoor and outdoor
living. l404 KEY dr., TIE. 6-1657.
ALEX, W RosEMoNT Immac
4-bedrm. brk. e. on lst foorl. q
full baths, nice kit. w/sep break
fast rm.. lge. front porch. lovely
area. ASSUME $4,000 TRUST
Very reas. priced. Call now. AL
SMITH REALTY, XII. S-6652,
ewes. JE. 2-0454.
ALEX. mt. VERNON BLVD.-This
ready-to-move-into brick rambler.
features fireplace in living rm.
separate dining rm., 3 bedrms..
plus = bedrms. and paneled rec
reation rm. in full basement, III
batns, Equipped kitchen complete
to dishwaSher. Handicapped lot with
patio and ranch-fenced yard.
Walk to. school and > bus lines.
A real buy at sci 500. Assume
large money saving 4I7eo loan,
Call JA. 5-6S0O, q It'll o. SHAN
NON & LUCHS, REALTORS, 2O55
Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ASSUME 4Is% GI LOAN; Riverdale
patio; only sI4,956: $1,000 down.
Sl04 month, includes all. HERB
BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345.
CHEVERLY MANOR-Brk., 8 bed
rms, firepl., din. rm.: nr. Catholic,
pub. schools; $4,000. SP. 3-5Ol0.
PARK-sale or Rent. I'm
mediate occupancy. 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod with din. rm. on fenced, wood
ed lot. One years lease at 500 a
month or buyer can assume 4lzes
$4,000 GI bal. at S75 a month
total. Owner will consider terms.
We Have the House for Your Home
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
COLLEGE PARK-Mod. 3-bedrm
brk. rambler; very neat: I'm. rec.
rm.; Sl,20O down, SS6 mo. Sl4,-
800. HUGH 7. PECK, HE. 4-l700
COLLEGE PIX. hollywood: S295
dn., no settlement chs. .-3-bedrm.
ramb.; cor. fenced lot. NE. S-l212.
COW. LOCATION, nr. Mt. Rainier.
-Older-type home with large Kit.
and sep. din. rn1, . huge bedrms.,
nice fenced. level lot. FLA or GI;
WI tRl piss sSJS. SofSo RoBSRT es 81 8 DAVIS n
4 Co, INC, "
EAST PINES-ASsume 41aes loan
on attrac. 3-bedrm. home. Full
bsmt. -redec.; reas. down pymt. f;
Sl2,9j0. HUGH T. PECK, HE
4-l700. It'll 9.
EXCLUSIVE CHILLOM TERRACE
-Beaut. corner cuStom-built, B.
bedrm., 212-bath brick, split-level
home, central air-cond., magifi-
recreation rm., den, marbel fire.
pl., ultTa-mod. kit, wall-to-wall
earpeting and many more extras.
RALPH D. COIN, 10. SSH
FOREST HEIGHTS-Home and in
come, 2 sep. living quarters with
comp. kit. and baths, can be made
into 5-bedrm. home, many des.
extras, the price is right. excel
terms. MOORE & MOORE, REAL
TORS. RE. 5-4300, RE. 6-S060.
HILLCREST AREA : Oficer being
transferred; lge. rambler, 3 large
bedrms., plenty closets, fireplace, 2
baths. carpeted living area, par
ttally-fin. rec. rm., compl. kit
S21,500. 10. 7-1S61.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
3-bedroom brick rambler: large
screened porch OF kit, 2nd full
bath and firepl. in bSmt. Most
desirable area; only S20,950. Of
fice open q It'll q.
Dewey M. Freeman, Inc.
32I4 Branch Ave. sE. 10. s-77OO
49,
Evening star., 1960-04-25
CONTINUED
ARLINGTON
REALTY COMPANY

AIR-coNDIToNED. beauti-
full 3-bedroom brick split
level. See this spotleSs home
on shaded lot. Family-size
living room with fireplace,
formal dining room, farm
size modern kitchen, . full
baths. Finished recreation
room with corner fireplace,
large carport. Price, $4,000.
IA. $4,000
FOR THE EXECUTIVE who
wants to live close in and
still enjoy country atmos-
phere, this 4-bedroom and
2-bath home provides real
luxury living. LarRe living
room with log-burninE fire-
place, separate dining room,
extra-large kitchen with
eating space for 8, master
bedroom Is 21x24 with its
own bath and lots of closet
space, large jslousied porch,
recreation room, built-in
2-car garage, patio ideal for
solitude or gay company.
This ts truly q custom built
home. Priced at S4O,500.
SHOWN by appointment only.
IA. 7-93OO
ARTISTS AND WRITERS
Away from trafflc and DeoDie
on q private road. this lovely
56-ft. brick rambler has a
24xl5 IT. living room with
fireplace, formal dining
room, modern kitchen. with
hooded exhaust fan, . spa
clous bedrooms, carport.
Covered patio is Just a few
rect from q 24x15 #. swim
ming pool. Assume q $4,000
1st trust, 4laes, payments
SIPS mo. for everything
and the price is only S23,-
800. SEE IT.
ARLINGTON SPLIT LEVEL
New brick home lust A
olock on Lorcom Lane pkwy.
5 FINISHED BEDROOMs' .
full baths, separate dining
room complete electric
Kitchen with natural wood
cabinets. Very nice tree
shaded lot. Price, S2S,5O0.
yACANT-Attractive brick
Colonial in one Of North
Arlington's most sought
after communities-ASHTON
HEIGHTS. Laree master
oeoroom, separate dining
room with bay window,
screened porch, full base
ment, 2-car detached ga
rage. These are Just a few
OF the fine appointments Of
this eustom-built home. FHA
priced at 800 recurring
only 1000 cash down
Evening star., 1960-04-25
ARLINGTON REALTY

1900 Wilson Blvd. IA 7-a2oo
MULTIPLE LISTING BROKERS
DELIGHT for the
Wnols family. Mother will love
porch on the dining room and
kltchen. Dads den and full
path is one step up from the
living room. Sons big aIl-pur-
pose room is in the walk -out
basement: pretty bedrooms on
2nd moor. full bath, master bed
room with French doors to sun
Geek; deep lot with tall trees,
snoTds large play area; just a
best schools and transportation
Price; SCI 800. You can assume
5000 loan at STA mo, pi,ti
CAL IA. $4,000. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., 1900 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1960-04-25
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
WALL-TO-WALL
CARPETED
BRICK RAMBLER

JUST Is MINUTES TO
your desk in the Penta :
gon from this custom =
built home near the
PinecreSt golf course: 3
bedrooms, Ia baths, IS
1T. kitchen and base
ment; 17-acre lot. Walk
to junior high school
S22.950. Call XII. $3.50
to see 1t today.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HOUSES EnR sALE-Mn.
(cohTlkUEol

CHEVY CHASE, NORTH
large old southern Colonial man
sion on l acre Of ground: bed
rooms. 4 baths on the End floor:
soft. living room, den. powder
room. This house has huge rooms:
needs money spent on it-but
then you would have something
uniouel ASking S35.000. Call WO.
$4,000 til 9. EDW. H. JONES 4
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Ia PLATA, MD. - Lovely 5-room
home: . bedrms., lge. liv. rm., lge.
kit, full bsmt. partitioned into 4
rms; garage; lge. util. house:
outbldgS.; la acres: Sl7,500. Dial
30l-WEst 4-S5SO.
Evening star., 1960-04-25
SAMUEL E, BOGLEY

Ok MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 It'll 2
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-For only
11.S5o we offer this most un-
slanted ia acres OF sround next
to Bethesda club. . bedrms.. .
baths English bsmt,; liv. rm. with
Evening star., 1960-04-25

Cape Cod Wheaton Woods
Desirable brick. 4 bedrms.. . baths.
nys rm., din. rm.. kit. full bsmt
tiIed noor, fenced rear yd. S17.75O
sold on easy terms.
r. Bates Warren. OIL. 4-7007