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Evening star., 1960-01-06

manship instead Of Mr.. Keith,
who had been expected to win
the post with the support of
all four Democrats.
Democrats had agreed at a
caucus to name Mr.. Keith
chairman and keep Mrs. Will
kins as the boards representa-
tive on the Planning Commits
sion.
1t was reported. rowever. that
Mr.. DeBell went to the Re-
publicans and tried to reach
an agreement on naming some
one else on the Planning Com
mission.
Same Setup Next Year
Mrs. wilkins then Joined
with the Republicans in an
agreement that is expected to
retain her as chairman again
See WILKINS, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Congress Reconvenes,
Leaders List Program
First Day
Ceremony
Is Brief
By ]. A. OTEARY
Star stan Writer

The 86th Congress recon-
vened at noon today with DEM
ocratic leaders predicting it
will be a constructive session.
Senate Majority Leader
johnson Of Texas challenged as
grossly exaggerated" predic-
tions that politics will dominate
the actions taken during the
next six months because of the
political conventions and presi-
Dental election this year.
House Speaker Rayburn also
predicted the goal would be to
get the best legislation possible.
Senator johnson predicted
there will be constructive de-
bate" on a variety of issues,
including civil rights, the farm
problem, food for peace, aid to
education, minimum wage and
the annual appropriation bills.
The Texas Senator also pre-
dicted congressional commit
tees would study foreign policy,
preparedness, and the space
program with a view to Develop
ing helpful suggestions.
johnson Asks Hard Work
Senator johnson called on
the Senate to work longer
hours than usual in the early
months in the hope of winding
up the session before the po-
litical conventions in July.
The civil rights battle is still
slated for mid-February in the
Senate. but there is a poSsi-
bility the House may act first
this month.
Speaker Rayburn told re-
porters that those who want
quick action on the bill ap-
proved by the. House Judiciary
Committee last year CAL get it
by signing the petition to force
the bill out Of the Rules Com
mittee. About half of the 2l9
signatures required have al
ready been obtained.
Mr.. Rayburn said he has
never signed a discharge petit
ton himself, but estimated
that If the required number
sign one the House could dis
pose of civil rights by the end
Of January.
Opening Is Routine
The opening-day ceremonies
in both Houses were routine
and brief after the session was
launched on the dot of noon
with the rap of gavels by Vice
President Nixon in the Senate
and Mr.. Rayburn in the House.
The Senate recessed at 1925,
after swearing in Senator Nor
man Brunsdale. Republican Of
North Dakota. who is tempo.
rarily succeeding the late Sen.
ator LANCER.
The House session ran longer,
because of the roll call of 437
members, but will recess also
after arranging for the Joint
session tomorrow to hear Presi-
dent Eisenhower deliver his an.
nual State-of-the- Union mes
sage.
In the Senate, Majority Lead.
er johnson welcomed back Sem
ator 'OMahoney, Democrat of
Wyoming, who was in Bethesda
Hospital during the closing
weeks of the last session. The
Majority Leader also expressed
See CONGRESS, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-01-06
By GEORGE BEvERIDGE
Star Stan Writer

The Redevelopment Land
Agency today pledged 100 per
cent support" to the District
Commissioners in their effort
to evict tenants from the Mu-
nicipal Fish Market.
In a resolution. the RIA Of
fered any help it can give to
speed demolition of the Dis
trict-owned market to make
way for highway and redevel-
opment projects near the
Southwest waterfront.
At the same time, the agency
said it had offered the fullest
extent" of its services to help
the waterfront businessmen
relocate. but without success.
Traffic Board Adds Vote
The Citizens Traffic Board
today also voted to support the
action of the Commissioners ir
the matter.
The board said that "sinct
ample legal notice had beer
given to the fish market tenants
it now seems imperative thai
nothing interfere with plan.
ming at this stage when con.
struction Of the Southwest
Freeway is planned to star
March l."
John r. Searles, jr., RIA di.
rector, said the agency ha;
urged private developers else
where in the Southwest to give
priority to the waterfront
tenants in new business estab-
lishments. -Four of them were
offered space in the new "Towr
Center" on which construction
is about to begin, and refused
he said.
James Banks, RIA reloca-
ton chief. told the agency
board, in a memo, that "offers
of temporary relocation have
been made (by RLAJ on two
occasions to all tenants"
None were interested" he
said. "a few replied with
singing letters to the effect
we should not make such silly
offers"
RemOn Cites Rentals
John A. Remon, RIA board
chairman, said he felt person.
ally that what the waterfront
tenants want "is that the people
Of Washington build a new
facility for them and then rent
it back to them at the ridicu-
louSly low rent they have en-
joyed for years."
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Chicogo-to-D.C c.
Flight Mark Set

An American Airlines Lock-
heed Electra prophet few into
National Airport from Chicago
last night in II minutes for an
unofficial new record.
With Capt. George F. Shores
of Chicago at the controls, the
four engine plane at one time
had tail wind of 180 miles an
hour at an altitude of $4,000
feet.
The old record was SO min
uteS, set by United Air Lines
in 1856.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Lausc|le Hints
Ohio Fight 10
Block Kennedy
Hits DiSoIIe Action
Giving Convention
Votes to Senator

A political battle over Ohio's
big bloc of Democratic conven-
ton delegates appeared to be
shaping up today.
Senator Lausche indicated
strongly that he might enter
the fight in his State against
delegates pledged to Senator
Kennedy, who yesterday was
thought to have a firm grasp
on Ohio's "a convention votes.
There is no sense Of democ-
racy connected with a plan
where the Democrats Of a
State having 10 million people
have no choice on the selection
Of their presidential nominee, ("
Senator Lausche told the AS
sociated Press.
He was referring to Ohio Gov.
Michael v. DiSalle's announce
ment yesterday that the Gov
ernor will be a favorite son
candidate committed to Sen
ator Kennedy.
Won't Be Counted Out
Senator Lausche said his
earlier statement that he should
not be counted out of the May
3 primary becomes stronger
by force of the fact that unless
I am a candidate the Ohio
Democrats will have no op-
portunity to express a choice"
The problem at this point,
Senator Lausche said, is wheth-
er he can solve the difficulties
in obtaining pledged delegates
and getting adequate petitions
signed and filed"
Candidates running In the
primary must file petitions by
February 3.
Gov. DiSalle's action in plac-
ing the Ohio delegation-fifth
largest at the convention -
squarely behind Senator Ken
nedy was regarded as q ma
jor victory for the Massachu-
sets Senator.
A Kennedy spokesman said
the Senator probably would
have no comment on the
LauSche statement.
Humphrey In Running
Senator Humphrey of Min
nesota, whose supporters today
issued an appeal for funds to
aid his campaign, also is still
in the running for Ohio's votes.
We'll take a look at Ohio.
an aide to Senator Humphrey
said yesterday. He added that
Senator Humphrey cannot noe
be counted out of Ohio or any
other primary.
The appeal for funds was
made by the Humphrey-for-
President Committee here.
Unlike most of our other
presidential contenders." the
statement said, Senator Hum
phrey has no substantial inde-
pendent resources from which
to draw. He is totally de-
pendent upon volunteer contri-
buttons from those who feel
that his is a necessary voice
that must be carried to as
many people as possible"
Senator Humphreys hopes
See POLITICS, Page A-6
Evening star., 1960-01-06

when Johnny took a short,
sharp nip.
1T was nothing very seri-
ous." assured a palace spokes-
man. "just a nasty cash above
the eye"
Stibbs was patched up by
DR.. James Ansell, the Queens
doctor at Sandringham. And
Johnny was shown to the ken
nels. with no access to tidbits
from Margaret's breakfast tray
Evening star., 1960-01-06
MOST UNUSUAL
BIRTHDAY PARTY

THE PRESIDENT himself flew
back to Washington for whot moy
be the porty Of the yeor-Senotor
Dirksen's birthday porty. Lee Welsh,
Stor stoff writer, soys no porty this
yeor is likely TO drow os mony
disnitories. See the Womon's Sec
tion, Pooe C-l.
Evening star., 1960-01-06


bers and one other Democrat,
James Keith, in q maneuver
which saw the first major de-
parture from partisan selection
of a new officer since the county
government went bipartisan
four years ago.
Two Democrats, George c.
Landrith and Stuart T. DeBell,
opposed Mrs. wilkins nomina-
ton.
Although Mr.. Keith voted for
the nomination, he tartly OBJ
served that the board majority
now appeared to be -four to
three in favor Of the Repub-
licanS."
Votes With Republicans
After her election as chair
man, Mrs. Wilkins voted with
the three Republicans to name
Republican A. Claiborne Leigh
vice chairman.
Today'S meeting was the first
organization meeting of the
new board that took Office
January /, with three new
members out of seven. Partisan
makeup of the new board is
four Democrats and three Re-
publicans, as it was on the pre-
vious board.
A last-minute switch of votes
gave Mrs. Wilkins the chair
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Mrs. Wilkins Gets Aid
OfG.O.P., Board

Democrat Anne Wilkins today
was elected chairman of the
Fairfax Board Of County Super
visors as board members upset
tradition and crossed party
lines to make the selection.
Mrs. Wilkins Joined with the
boards three Republican mem
Evening star., 1960-01-06
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Dial Lincoln $4,000
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34Are Killed
,InAirCrasl in
NorthCaroIina
New York-Miumi
AirIiner Falls
On Small Farm

J. BOLIVIA, N. c., Jan. 6 (AP)
"A National Airlines night
coach flying nonstop from New
York to Miami crashed with
"a persons aboard before dawn
today in swampy woodlands
near here.
There will not be any sur
vivors," said Deputy Sheriff
H. G. Ratcliff.
Twenty-Five bodies had been
recovered shortly after noon.
Reporters on the scene said
the plane, a DC-6-B, appeared
to have exploded in the air
and debris and bodies were
scattered over an area Of 20
acres.
Was on Substitute Flight
The four engine airliner,
making one of two substitute
flights carrying vacation bound
passengers originally booked on
a Cancelled jet fight. crashed
21a miles southwest of Bolivia,
a hamlet Is miles southwest of
Wilmington.
The other substitute plane,
an Electra tubro-prop plane,
reached Miami safely with 76
passengers and crew members.
The plane that crashed car
ried 90 passengers and crew
Of five.
Its passengers included re-
tired Navy Vice Admiral Ed
ward Orrick Mcdonnell, who
held a Medal of Honor and
numerous other decorations
He commanded an aircraft car
rier in the Pacific during World
War II.
Most of the passengers were
Fasteners. bound for vacations
at Florida's sunny resorts.
Flew Through Rain
The plane had been flying
through rainy weather. It left
New York at l1:52 last night
and was due at Miami at 4:3O
am.
The watch on the wrist of
q crew member found in the
cockpit was stopped at 2:45
am, indicating that the crash
occurred some IA minutes after
the pilot reported in by radio.
He indicated no trouble at that
time.
The possibility that passen-
gers were aware of trouble be-
fore the crash was seen in the
fact that a number of the
victims were clad in Mae West
life preservers. The life pre-
servers on some had been in
flated.
A piece of the wing and most
OF the ripped fuselage fell in a
field, while the cockpit struck
in woods so yards away.
Crashes on Farm
The plane crashed on the
small farm of Richard RAN
dolph. Mr.. Randolph's wife
Letzie, was awakened by the
noise and she awakened hel
husband.
I'VE heard an engine going
chug-a-chug," he said, like il
was cutting in and out. Then
1t sounded like tin doors and
windows ripping of. Then
there was a big boom like
dynamite"
They sounded an alarm later
and emergency and rescue We
hlcles rushed to the scene. A
light ram fell as rescuers
searched for bodies.
Lester L. Edwards, a forest
ranger. said it appeared to him
that the plane might have
exploded in fight. This opin-
ion was shared also by Doyle
Howard. a reporter on the
scene from the Wilmington
News.
Others said the planes win
See PLANE, Page A-1
Evening star., 1960-01-06

Four Named to Foirfox School Board.
Poes 81
Evening star., 1960-01-06

District and vicinity-G Gradual clearing and
colder tonight: low about %. Variable
cloudiness and sunshine and continued
cold tomorrow. High and low Of past "a
hours: High, 43 at 3:l5 pm. yesterday; low.
a at s:1s am. today.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Center's New Play Called
Fine Example Of Theufer
BY LARRY DEUTSCH

The play "The Cold Wind and the Warm" is the finest
example of heater yet to to the Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center
The play is now running and be Saturday
Sunday nights in the Max Theater Reserva-
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08

panion. Toby, although only
IS, is Willie's intellectual
stimulus. AL projects S the
strongest and most achieve
able of the characterizations.
Ida, played by Rose Mas
low, looks after much of the
comedy in an unaSSuming
manner. She brings a lovable
person to the stage. Myra,
Christy Tatum, drifts in and
out like the wind, causing the
men in the play to fall in love
with her. Christy achieves a
lyrical quality with her lifting
voice and flowing actions.
These wonderfully human
characters illu m n a t e the
pleasant tri-divided set on the
Center'S new stage.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08

tlonS may be made at the
Center.
The story takes place in
Worcester, Mass. at the turn
of the century. 1t pictures
life with all of it's humor and
tragedy and handles these
qualities in a tender yet elec-
trifying manner.
Ida Feinberg, who makes
matches as a hobby, tells
Willie l. vim in one scene,
Educated you are, bright
you're not" This phrase sums
up the lead role played excel
lently by David CARRIER. David
has struggled with a large
and demanding role and has
come out with a true realiZa-
ton of his character.
Toby Sacher (Al Apalate-
guD is Willie'S constant COM
Evening star., 1960-05-30
THEY NEVER CHANCE
HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK AREA-Take
time TO see this 2-yr. old brk.
3-bedrm., liv. rm.. din. rm., q
full baths, de luxe kitchen; full
bsmt.: walking distance to shop
ping. schools, churches: priced
under the market, with Sl,306
dn., S114 per mo. 22.V,
Evening star., 1960-05-30
HUDSON REAI, ESTATE

DECATUR HEIGHTS Mr.. every
thing. Attractive brick bungalow
with fireplace. separate din. rm..
peautful paneled rec. rm. with
porch, nice lot and detached ga
rage. Only $l4.90O.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
ARLINGTON
ARMY NAVY
COUNTRY CLUB

This new completely
custom built rancher
features Vermont slate
foyer entrance with stone
planter. aOx24 living
room with fireplace and
picture window with view
of "the club" there Is
another fireplace and
picture window In the
complete raneled 15x21
family room. large de
luxe kitchen. all the
gadsets." 3 big bedrooms,
3 full baths, 21x34 rec
reation room with 3rd
fireplace and bar, o-car
carport. There is also q
33x34 space in Ease
ment ideal for finishing
into hobby room and
workshop. Open Eatur-
day. Sunday and Monday
! pm. til dark. From
18th st. bridge drive cut
Shirley hwy. to Ridge
I'd, left on Ridge I'd. to
traffic light, right on
23rd st. to house; 14O5.
Call ia, 4-606O. ...
Evening star., 1960-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE Nd.

WkEAT0N--Reduced to $Ie,e50;
,gorgeous 3-bedrm. brick ram
LOVELY covERED PATIO
Assume ige. 4hss loan with easy
W. ]. NICHOLAS Io. s-osOo
w0ODM00R-3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
den, enclosed porch. formal oin-
InE room, ? hreplaces, eoxy rec.
room; lovely yard; near st.
Bernadette.
HUGH r. PECK 10. $500
a CUTE H0UsE-2-bedrm. ram-
bier, fully fenced. A very nice
conY. loc. In KenSington. Only
S11. $50 FHA. Call for appoint.
HUGH T. PECK, LO. 5-29g0.
slE.es0--conv. to Walter Reed
Annex; new. 3-bedrm. rambler,
Ia baths, big modern kit, full
bsnat., wooded setting: terms 10
suit. GRAHAM Co. ~. 5-6OiO.
y ACRE with beautiful trees and
hoWerine shrubs: 1 blk. to Ken
sington parkway. rec. center and
IT.; high; williamsburg Cape Cod
with bedrms., den, rec. rm,,
huge scr pch. MUST BE SOLD
IHlS WEEK. S29,950.
YOuNkIN 4 CO. 10. 4.s022 til 9
$500 DOWN
SEAT Eat PfLEAsANT; FLEA! y ;oo $40 per mo; &
ewes; III. e-5357. CAMPBELL
REALTY
Evening star., 1960-05-30
AIR-CONDITIONED
LONG, LOW
RANCHER


Completely custom built
brick rambler In a Sc
cluded setting on q
gorgeously wooded "a
acre lot. There. Is q
.Qxl3 living room with
Thermopane picture win
dow. 13x13 formal din
ing room, up-to-the-
minute custom kitchen
with eye-levei oven,
counter top range. dish
washer and disposal, &
big bedrooms 20x14 den,
fireplace plus den alcove.
2 full baths recreation
room. full basement, q
car Earage an6 laundry
room with washer and
drier. Many other quail
ity extras such as. tele-
phone Jacks, thermostat-
ically controlled exhaust
fans, etc. Priced sem
CIR. 3-4560 to see It
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
FALLS CHURCH
BRICK RAMBLER

Neat as can be rancher,
on l50x150 level lot,
with bearing peach, ap-
pie and cherry trees, on
quiet no-through street.
Living room with fire.
place, fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast
bar, 3 bedrooms, carport
and 24-ft. screened porch
Walk to bus. elem.
school. S20,500. Call
ia. 10000 to see it
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
BRING YouR SWIM slit

BRING YOUR SWIM SUIT.
There is a big 36-ft. pool
in the fenced rear yard of
this lovely CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED rambler in
Country Club section Of N. r
Arlington. Reverse planned
living room with beamed
ceiling and stone fireplace.
Luxurious bright equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms with
walk-in closets. 2iz baths,
finished tee. room in day
light basement and buiit-in
GARAGE ia. 5-1550, ATLAS
REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

WOODLAWN - Immaculate brick
Colonial with 3 bedrmS., fireplace,
separate din. rm., tile floor and
17-oath In bsmt.. enclosed porch,
Fenced yard. Convenient to every.
tnins' Priced to sell. See today.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

ANNANDALE AREA-Beaut. view
from front and back porch Of cozy,
2-bedrm., white rambler on park
like acre lot ct end Of secluded
lane. Oogwood, pines. naples. Con-
bus; Sic. 200. III 4-4S3S ~
Evening star., 1960-05-30

GLENVIEW AREA-Mod. brick ram.
baths; garage; level lot; conV. To
schools and churches. o. D.
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-71l3.
KITCHEN WITH EYE LEVEL
OVEN and new matching eab-
inets: Colonial brick: 3 bedrooms,
rec. room; newly decorated.
Snl :9oO.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
MOD. CONVENIENCE
COLONIAL CHARM
IN FAIRFAX

New custom-built split.
foyer Colonial rambler,
on "a acre lot, In a quiet
neighborhood: conven-
lent to schools and
shopping. These quality
built homes feature 3,
4 and 8 bedrooms; 2,
ga and 3 baths: rec
reation rooms. up-to-the-
minute custom kitchens,
all "the extras" garages
and porches optional. A
real good buy for the
money. Priced from
S23,950 to $25,45O.
Open Saturday, Sunday
and Monday / PM. til
dark. From Fairfax Cir.
Gle. west on Rites. 90
21l-50 past LIST trafiac
light TO Mclean ave,
left on Mclean ave. and
follow Gordin Mensh
signs to houses. Call cR.
2.AkG0
Evening star., 1960-05-30
HOUSES EoR skLE-Mp.

CONN. AVE. ESTATES - sI4,4Oo,
yes. ] mean S14,400-S-bedrm
brick rambler, owner says II viii
take back most Of the financing
from . ouAlified purchaser. so
name your down payment" Open
90. LO. 5-36S7.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

5 ACRES Of beautiful level land.
ideal for truck farming, small
grape arbor, fruit trees and sew.
eral large naples shading q stur-
oy, S-bedrm., full bsmt. home:
approx. IS min. 70 Parkway. Con.
agency. $1,000 down. baisnee
in 1st trust. Call now.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
HOUSES FOR sAlE-yA.

ASSUME HUGE 4Js% loan IN
this immaculate 3-bedroom bricE
rambler with huge sH-eiseifIe
Kitchen, living room with Are.
place, large lot with lovely pafio
Really our best buy and prteed "a
only slS.950. Call now and Son't
oe late. Call WE. s-67OO' BRTTER
HOMES REALTY. NC. RIAL
AURORA HILLs-LoTeiy older ca
ionlal in most exclusive area has
been restored to good-ss-new con-
dition. Nice entrance hall. spacioua
living room, 23xT3, full dininR
room: larse adjoining den WITH
iulf oath-complete new modern
Kitchen, dtshwasher and dispossl.
ample cabinet space. 3 bedrooms
and bath End floor, Pull base
ment with hot-water heat. Nice
lot with huge oak trees-pfice
S3l 500. Nov vacant,s ready IA
move into. ARLINGTON REALTY
COMPANY, 230O Wilson blvd.
ia. 7-9300.
BIG FAMILY sPECIAL-Fiye bed.
rooms. plus den and an IS-ft,
kitchen: hot-water heat ana noreh'
full acre lot with Garden already
planted. Don't miss this one al
only Sl7, $50. Call IA. 5-6sO0.
SHANNON & LUCHS, REALTORS,
2O55 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

GARRETT PARK: SlS,950. BTk.
rambler on fenced lot, 162 IT
deep:.3 bedrms., dishwasher, dis
poSal, etc. Handsome rec. rm.
Ideal for garden lovers. SAMUEL
=. BoGLEY OF ND. INC. OIL.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

LANDOVER - Assume present
financing and payments Of SIS
mo, on 3-bedrm, rambler. BIa
living and dining area, auto
washer. Move In July /. No red
tape.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
mTOpen

BETHESDA. nr. NIH-3 bsdrms. :,
brk.- glass. Mod. Built of steel,
fire-termite proof; upper eos. $500
Jefferson st. OIL. 2-76S9.
kETHESDA-Owner. Bradley blvd,
In area Of excellence: 3 bedrnls.,
ga baths. -34-ft. rec. rm.: garage;
patio. Right for teenaRers. S26,-
$50. FL. 4-95s2.
BETHESDA - Exquisite front-to-
back split-level; featurins 5 bed
rms, 8 baths, all-elec. kit, for
NAL din. rm., huge rec. rm., hv.
I'm with frepl.; cerport and CEN
tral air cond. All for only SAL
500. KORZENDORFER, REALTOR.
OIL. 4-S111 til 8.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
ia. 7-6525

ARLlNGT0N--No need to paw high
settlement cost as this brick
rambler already has a $4,000
loan that YOU can take over. 8
bedrooms. center-hall plan, very
attractive recreation room: level
yard viii make grass-cuttinE q
pleasure. Price. So 500, Owner
has bought in Maryland and wants
70 sell right awayi ARLINGTON
EEALTY Cos $500 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1960-05-30
ATMER RARi

ROGERS HTS. = Assume 4hSs
$4,000 loan: $3.50 down; 2 bed.
rms, sep. din. rm., encl. porch.
hsmt., lab. Colonial. WA. 7.649O'
SEABROOK AREA = 52-ft. frame
rambler with carport. 8 bedrms. :,
sep. din. rm.. wall oven, birch
cabinets, full bsmt., lot S0x3OO;
Sl6,75O. Owner builder, 1924
Greenwood Ia, SP. 3-S212.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

GLEN ECHO AREA-4-bedr bTk.
bi-level in excellent condition;
modern. kitchen, recreation rm.,
enclosed porch and covered patio;
corner lot. FHA applied for.
$50. $50. Call Mrs. Fritz (wH.
over the week end. THOMAS I.
PHlILIPS Co 10 h.IlIA
Evening star., 1960-05-30

ROCKVILLE - DARNEsTowN
Two houses, l for income. Main
house, 8 bedrms., liv. rm., sepa-
rate din. rm., kitchen, 2 baths,
tuil bsmt. wlgarage. Rental house
4 oedrm.,. liv rm,, kit. and bath
SEPARATE heat and electricity. or
Ss acre. Only $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-05-30

ACRE OF CHARM and health,
with q arm. and bath cottage
with stable and paddock. chick
ems, and a nice garden are a
must with this house. We have tc
have about $4,000 dn. on this
Perfect for the outdoor type 81
family. 34-RL. ,-.-I
Evening star., 1960-05-30

It's roomy, well planned
rms. 2 full baths, paneied den
de luxe kit. with opening to
pig brick patio. Well cared for
lot. owner transferred 80 you
G SSn save By assuming $16, loo
Evening star., 1960-05-30
BI-LEVEL,

with 4 bedrms., 3 baths, bsmt.,
rec rm;, modern equip. kit, 500
.Oo with high CT loan and terms,
Onick DosS. BY apnt.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-05-30

1920 Peldon st.-4 bedrms.. 9 full
baths: Cape Cod, Assume 4izes
$4,000 trust Priced to sell quick
OWNER. No aEents. WI. 6-o557
C0UNTY's LIVELEsT OFFICE
When buying or selling ean PECK
and start packing.