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Evening star., 1960-03-19
Suspicious

I was intrigued by the let
ter on Teachers Pay" by
Wendell c. johnson about a
teacher who couldn't make
ends meet so he went into
the construction business for
which he had no training but
where he makes twice as
much money and has his
week ends free.
Could this be the man who
built our house? I spend my
evenings teaching Johnny, to
read and my week ends
sweeping water out of my
basement and freezing for
lack of insulation where it
should be. Wet Hen.
Evening star., 1960-03-19

could be an even greater
revolt in the South against
the candidate Of the North
ern and Western Democrats.
Chairman Butler is playing
with fire. He is not so blind
politically as to fail to know
this. He apparently consid-
ers the risk well taken. Or
he may think that the can
didate of the Democratic
National Convention - Sc
lected according to the ideas
of Mr.. Butler-can win with
out the support of the old
Solid South. But no one at
this point knows how much
resentment the Butler dec
larations and activities are
building up among Southern
Democrats.
G. o: p. to Use Issue
One thing is certain. how
ever. The Republicans are
preparing to make as much
of the Butler issue in the
South as they can. The
Southern Association Of Re-
publican State Chairmen,
meeting IN New Orleans yes
terday and today, has given
full consideration to steps
which may be taken to turn
the Butler activities to Re-
publican use. Since it is
virtually certain that Vice
President Nixon is to be the
G. o. P. presidential candi-
date next fall, a build-up for
Mr.. Nixon in the South-as'
opposed to Senator Kennedy
or any other Democratic
candidate In the image of
Mr.. Buffers ideas-will get
under way without delay.
These Southern Republicans
have one advantage - they
know now whom they will
run for President, and time
is with them.
1. Lee Potter, Virginia Re-
publican State Chairman.
chairman of the Southern
association, insisted that
Mr.. Butler is trying to "rig"
the Democratic National
Convention for Sen. Kenne-
dy's nomination and for O.
platform with Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt contributing q
biased" civil rights plank.
He added that Mr.. Butler
Is preparing carpetbagging
caravans of Northern 10y
atty Troops for a Southern
invasion to support Sen.
Kennedy and the expected
liberal Democratic national
platform" Mr.. Potter said
he believed that outraged,
Southern Democrats will re-
act strongly again the But
Ter effort to dominate them.
Mr.. Butler has not en-
deare6 himself to many
Southerners by turning
thumbs down on Senator,
Lyndon B. johnson of Texas,
majority leader of the Sen,
ate, as a Democratic presi-
Dental candidate - because
he is a Southerner and be-
cause he does not fit in with
Mr.. Buffers ideas, the radi-
cal ideas of the ADA, and Of
the Democratic National Ad-.
visory Council. Senator john
son. who halls from the
Southwest, and from one Of
the old States Of the Con-
federacy. is the only poten-
tial presidential candidate
from that section of the
country. Mr.. Buffers activi-
ties are not calculated to
win Senator Kennedy many,
If any, delegates to the ma
tional convention from that
area. But then, Mr.. Butler
apparently seems content to
nominate the Massachusetts,
Senator without aid from
the Southern States.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
LETTERS TO THE STAR.

Pen names may be used IL
letters carry tUriterS' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to con-
densdtion.
Evening star., 1960-03-19

be a doom-crier than a doom
builder.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
Arab Faux Pas

Edward C. WiIkin
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28

The Montreal Star, pulling no
punches, had this to say: 1--WE
have served good turn as sup
pliers when the metal was scarce,
but our customers can now get
along without U.s.
Just how important uranium
exports are to our Northern
Neightbor, can be realized by
the fact that in 1858, they totalled
81 percent of the value of all
Canadian exports, most of which
went to the U.S.A.
It seems to us that Canada's
uranium producers are to be
given shabby treatment they
merit more favorable treatment
by the U.S.A. No extensive and
expensive stockpiling program of
uranium by Uncle Sam is war
ranted, but we do hope before
the present contracts expire, a
joint United States-Canada pro-
gram will be worked out to safe
guard uranium producers of both
countries.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28
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8NI3u1S

Housewives who hire house
hold help by the day or by the
week have until Feb. l to file
the quarterly social security tax
returns on wages paid to their
employees during the last three
months of 1859, announced Rob
ert B. 4oumans, district manager
of the GAINESVILLE social security
office today. Ordinarily, these
quarterly returns would be due
on Jan. 81, but that date falls on
a Sunday this year.
A return must be filed with
the District Director of Internal
Revenue for any household work
er to whom an employer has paid
cash wages of $50 for more dur
ing the three months of October,
November and December. Wages
of as little as 81 week paid to
a worker each week during this
three-month period will have
amounted to more than $50, You
mans pointed out.
The social security tax on
wages paid in 1859 is percent,
212q to be deducted from the
employees wages, and match
ing 212 percent to be contributed
by the employer. The combined
tax goes up to 6 percent begin
ming with the first wages paid in
1860.
Household employers make
their social security tax returns
on special simplified form
printed on the inside of a self
mailer envelope. Any housewife
who employs domestic help can
get on the mailing list to receive
the form every three months by
writing to the District Director
of Internal Revenue. Or, You
mans said, she may ask the near
est social security office for
copy of the booklet, 'Do You
Have A Maid" This little booklet
of social security information for
household employers contains
post card she can send to the
District Director of Internal
Revenue, asking that she be put
on the mailing list.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28

The increase adds more than
half a billion to annual steel
company costs. With no solution
to the work arrangements by
which production per man-hour
can be substantially increased,
that half-billion has to come out
of somebody's pocket. Guess
whose?
Since contracts in Big Steel
are pattern-setters, look for a
rash of strikes and increases all
the way around. Take another
nick out of everybody's dollar!
It's bad enough that the in
creases which unions forcibly
extort from the economy are
always at the expense of the un-
organized the farmers, the
preachers, the pensioners, for
whom income keeps tagging be-
hind prices. But the worst is that
under a system of more wages
without commensurate produc-
ton to earn them, prices rise
for the organized, too, finally
wiping out their gains!
And so another round, another
rise, another nick out of the dol
lar, until that day of reckoning
that means catastrophe! Is that
what union officials are Growing
about? Isn't it time to call a
strike on strikes?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28
PEANERI[AN WIZ
- AS view ASs
ndxy5A&~, &
No Way To Treat A Pal

NO way 10 lfedt "A RAJ
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion has announced that when
current contracts expire in 1862
and 1862, the U.S.A. will pur-
chase no more Canadian uran-
ium. While Canada had expected
a reduction in U. S. A purchases
of uranium, she had every right
to consider that she should not
be entirely cut off.
Commenting on this, the presi-
dent of a Canadian mining firm
said: Our industry was deVel-
oped at the pressing request of
the United States Government at
a time when they urgently need
ed uranium for defense against
a very ominous foreign threat" "
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28
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EoR tsa fs1
: hEFLEcJloN - - ss's
..wish JAMES e. -KGESRETSEN
Drosjdsnt. Spirifvsl MohiIizstioa
Strike Against Strikes!

Now that the steel strike is
claimed to have been won by
the union, let's look at what all
the Growing is about.
An increase of 80 cents an hour
means $500 a year, though only
ii cents will find its way directly
into pay checks. The average
steel worker, in 116 days of not
working, lost nearly $4,000.
Something to crow about?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28

Columbus, Ohio was the birth
place and lifelong home Of Tod
Galloway, author of the "Whiff-
enpOOf Song.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-28

Peach pies always popular and this gamoous walnut
topped beauty has than to become avore
addition to its and taste appeal the filling be made
when the nofail chiffon filling
This recipe calls for chiffon which
peaches added with the juice Topped with whipped
Fall entertaining.
Peach Chiffon Pie
package lemon chiffon az ounce CAM chopped
filling canned peaches, well
~ cup boiling water drained
H peach juice - teaspoon almond extract
Is cup sugar l baked 9-nch pie shell,
cooled
Place mix large deep mixing bowl Add boiling and
thoroughly Add peach and beat vigorously
highest speed electric until
foamyakes about minute Add sugar and beat until filling
stands peaksakes to minutes Fold chopped peaches
and almond extract Pour into shell Chill until setabout
with whipped and garnsh with walnut halves
if desired
Evening star., 1960-09-06

3-bedroom brick rambler: dinini
room, living room, kitchen with
dishwasher, etc.; 2 baths on mair
floor; carport, daylight rec. room
with roughed-in bath in base.
ment;: $23,4 ,495. VIII. 2-7050 OF
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Stone
house 3 81 bedrms,;s I Ia baths; adhH,; SGT M
bemarle st NV. To inspect. phone
owner, after Sun. in am. only
Evening star., 1960-09-06
IARUJMSCO SALES CORP.
~ Ae1H

ARLINGTON REALTY QO5:s :
1900 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-9300
MCLEAN, exclusive estate areaA--1S
acre lot with towering trees: Large
contemporary home with 3 bed
rms, 8 baths, center-hall entrances
and o reverse plan living rm. with
cathedral ceiling, fireplaces. car
at S39,75O. r. W. BERENs. REAR
tors, 5000 Chain Bridge rd,, Mcs
Lean. Va Ell, R-fi022. -. p
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CONTINUED,

BETHEsDA-4-bedrm New EnglanC
split Colonial on wooded " acre
choice location, II is dtfierent Ans
REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 til o,
Evening star., 1960-09-06

A large, beautiful brick
rambler in immaculate
condition. Truly q home
that you will enjoy.
Large living-dining room
combination, 3 good-siZe
bedrooms and attractive
well-planned equipped
kitchen. In the Will
liza msburg area. We'll
priced at S1S,950. In
spect now. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

SILVER sPRING-Close in. Brick
rambler, bedrms., " baths,
living rm. with fireplace, dining
room, large equipped kitchen. full
basement, attached garage. End
fir. is expandable for 2 additional
bedrms. Beautiful wooded lot in
excellent neighborhood. Immediate
transportation. Attractive financ-
ing available. S22.50O. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY,
INC. III. 5-7lOn. Q It'll Q.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
BETHESDA-CHEVY

BETHESDA-CHEVY
CHASE HOMES
S1s,gOO-Conv. NH, Naval
Hosp. and elem. schools:
charming brick Cape. Cod;
firepl. An liv. rm.. mod. kit,
sep. din. rm,, stairs TO ex-
pandable End floor. huge
paneled rec. rm., fenced
yard.
S21, ,OO0-Unusually gracious
home, beautifully decor,
throughout: 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: sep. din. rm.,. nice
kit, full bsmt., "a bath,
screened porch.
sac ,obO--Immaculate 4-bed-
rm., 3.bath brick rambler
in deep wooded yard; patio
w/fireplace. center entr., liv.
rm,, w/hrepl., huge elec;
kit. rec, rm; above ground
level w/frepi.
S42, ,5OO-Beautifully orient
ed contemporary brick and
frame rambler on over a.
view. Liy. rm. w7beamed
ceiling, firepl. and window
wall, stainless steel kit. with
adjoining family rm.. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, rec. rn., dou-
BILE cRrport; circular drive.
S47,5O0 Beautifully APP
pointed new Early American
Colonial, center hall, sep.
With with brkfst. sr; area. ,''I paneied
study and powder rm. ON
1st mr.: bedrms., 2 baths
on 2nd fir: paneled rec.
rm. with massive stone fire-
place: 2-car garage.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm 4-11RR
Evening star., 1960-09-06

SILVER SPRING-All-b brick, 40
foot rambler with 8 bedrms, large
kitchen, sep. din. .rm., rec; rm.,
den or ofi1ce, and fenced lot.
PRICED TO PLEASE"
Walk to bus IA blk.) and school
Assume large 41ae0 loan. Total
price only S16,500.
w. j. NICHOLAS LO. 5-0S00
Evening star., 1960-09-06

VACANT-Moye in with deposit;
almost new 3-bedrm; brick ranch:
or featuring sep. din. rm.. and
SIS,950 and "oK'd 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN A. Co. -
1900 Viers Mil Rd. Lo. b-20O6
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE-New
Colonial. Z bedrms. 2 baths. 2.
hho hs5s 6.ssao lSs; immediate occupancy
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
WHEATON = 3-bedIm. rambler.
sassss slSss to sSSfSSt Winston ela1ss 1ss:ssMSDs Many
hEST LIST wIThHT hTGn; u; FFocRs OR2suLATyss
WHEATON-S35O dn,, $50 monthly,
will buy this rambler. with lovely
lot. FHA appraised for $1O,76O.
HUGH tSi HIEfTS; Il PEc;K. 11a4e Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
WHEATON-3-bedrm brick ram:
bsmt;; ,$16;g50, Lo; 5,2g90. A.
HHsF EIsF W1Ta vi fEfk Is FcR eGeS SRS2ssuLAs 2s AAyf'
WHEATON-4 split-levels in walk
3 bedrms., ~ or 2 baths, many
extras, various desirable terms,
From S20,950 to S21,7b0. +. w
BERENS SALES, INcs JU. 7-77O0
WHEATON-Must sell. Brick split
level; lRe. bedrms., de luxe KIT.
and bright lower level with walk
SSt fSsn exati snG okS $5s;SS9, TRHpE AsiITs hish
rraNT r.rToHyvNy a. ~
1900 VIers Mil Rd, 10. 5-20O5
WHEATON, : S13,5 300 3-bedrm
:s%iSit :sRoSis! osnsr. ssat' wiz f. asSS4 ssiS nr
WOODMO0R-Unusually nice brk
5:IR1 sa:ISs.d din porch EN- fs ESi sssG%i
PsTish:' sis.sSO. HUGH I. PECK
WOODsIDE PARK = TraditionaI
Colonial in beautiful residential
area, 3 bedrms., remodeled kit.
Scr. porch, garage. well-planted
level yard with trees. Walk to al
sSs0sn schools s559p2lnE gdn end zSHnTs eXnrssI
GRAY CO, JU. $4,000.
WOODsIDE PARK, comfort plus
appointed and convenientiy To-
Gated 5-bedrm., 3-bath home;
lge, liv.. rm., with flrepl.. over
looking lovely garden, family din.
rm., paneled den with nrepl., lge.
kit: rec. rm. with irepl.; in up
YouNkiN 81 XII a. CO. Lo. 4-so2s
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT, and S8e
monthly total buys this lovely
2-bedrm. home complete with
range. Refrigerator, bsmt., and
YOUNKIN a. CO., LO. 4-sO22
Evening star., 1960-09-06

GARRETT PARK bSk. ;s
transp.: BY owner. VIII. 2-0929.
GARRETT PARK = Charming s.
SsSr% Ssa ot TES si%OsF eENTRAE n AR coS eSS
20 with only ST 800 dn. Call Lo
s sIoss4 ssAaN To-Day sCns isysi VII 24Sgc oSS9cR
Evening star., 1960-09-06

V1I0-69s5 N. Fairfax dr.. e-bed-
rm. semidetached:. equipped
kit, dining area, full bsmt.,
outside entrance: level lot.
e135-1212 Allen avenue, Falls
Church. 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Elec. kitchen. din
ing room,. living room, fire.
place, full basement.
S136-707 Hallwood. 3-bedroom
brick multi-level; baths,
equipped kit, living room.
dining area, basement. level
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(cokIINUEDl

ARLINGTON. N. BELLEVUE FOR
EST "A tremendous new home
value for those who demand the
finest In. construction, materials
and location. 4 huge bedrooms on
lOO aooI Ideal for easas: sEansie sse sse
h-acre lot. A truly BIG house in
every way. Priced In mia 40s
FRANK S. Phillips, INC, REAL
TORS, ia. 7-S012.
ARL., $500 N. 36th-3-bedroom
de-sae. In est. neighborhood. excel
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES EoR sALE-N.W.
tcoNTlNUEDl
CHEVY CHASE
A REnRNOMS

Two blks. OF Conn. ave, Beaut.
center-hall Colonial brk. Lge. liy.
rm,. and din. rmL excel. kit. den
and powder .rm. on 1st A., 2.car
gar. Upper 40s, CAL Wo; $500
CO., INC,
Evening star., 1960-09-06
E. ROGLEY

SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OP ND. INC. OIL. 6-7S00 TIL 9
BRIGGS CHANEY RD.-Huge liv.
rrn., din. rTn., ranch-style kit. 3
lge. bedrms.; h.-w.h.; full daylight
basement: outbuildings; gently
rolling areas: ideal for nursery
8. cSi B. FIELD. ELI INC. tSeH JU. 5H7ifs. 90.
BURNT MILLS MAN0R-The last
home available in this exclusive
bier, 3 twin-size bedrmsy ga
baths. DASHBOARD HOT-WATER
HEAT. center hall. unique elec-
ROBERT GRAY & Co. CO. III. 5-616G
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Two blocks from Chevy Chase
circle bedrms., 2 baths. new
Sil-elsS kit; GwNFR iMmsd' wS p0ss' sRsSG shoTn
CHEVY CHASE, REDUCED To
SELL-3-bedroom rambler;, large
ment PRICED Si4.S50. HUGH +
PECK. GA. 4-6575.
chew the vilsTe bedrms sns hefSs Baths
separate library, formal dining
room: owner leaving city: to in
spect, call COMMUNITY REALTY
LO. 5-24SO.
CHEVY CHASE, 7IO8 44th ST.:
bedrm. stucco BUNGALOW, I'm. full
owner. Oh. 4-32SS.
CHEVY CHASE-Newly redec.. 6Ia.
year-old 3-bedrms., Ia baths; liv
rn1., din. rTn., kit, rec. rm. anc
porch. Priced S24.500.
BETHKE BROS. OIL. 4-341E
CHEVY CHASE-Charming 3-bed.
rm., 21z-bath brk. rambler or
secluded lot. flrepl. daylight rec
rm., sun deck carport: ! blk. tc
bus. S26.950. LO. 5-S630. G. A
SCHLESINGER CO.
CHEVY CHASE, West; Somerset
area-A beautiful, modern Colonial
brick that will satisfy that very
paEsspaT sned and PuKsT Featuring fnPefSy se mSn sn:
and dining rms. powder rm., !
twin bedrms. and 2 tiled baths
splendid rec. -rm., and gorgeous
deep, shaded lot; lower 3Os. Cal
our uptown oflce.. KE. 7-1S00 til
sHAANoN iA1tsF Z 1ucHs is5a nE; e.. S-6oS7'
"CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING" :
Only $1S;95o for ideally located
eled den with powder rm. Fire.
place. Sep, din. rm. Full bsmt
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING; S17..
500 Very attractive all-bricE
bungalow; living room with fire.
place, separate dining room.
bedrooms on first floor, one large
bedroom on second floor. mag.
basement with outside exit. Level
lot with trees. A. j. KESSINGEH
& CO.. JU. 9-4544.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING!-Just
listed: magnificent Early American
5-bedrm., 2-bath home on . acres
with tall trees. lawn and beautiful
gardens: also has sep, apt. for in.
come plus outbldgs. It's different
Call EV. 4-65SS.
Greater Maryland PROP, JU. e-124t
COLESVILLE AREA. LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING HERE = .3-bed'
Tm brs rambler; .crn firePpI po, tediay e4icst
aUda i5;saO; T. PEER. EesDeS "a. 4!s57is.. 1HEi. -
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-All brick
rm., large country-size kit: as
sumo S11, 800 4acs loan: SS5 incl
tasfs GKsAS snf fRopERffEs lof, EH sSss7' MeT SUB
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Build vi
equity in comfort in this charm
ing 2-bedrm. home. can be your
for as little as $3.50 .dn.: ful
bsmt. with rec. rm. and ground
level outside exit. SUBURBAl
PROPERTIES MGT., INC, 10
Evening star., 1960-09-06
4-Bedrm. Split; Bethesda S3S.35C
]. C. Conley Co. JU. 9-4134 Til 8
DON'T MISS OUT
(LAsT FOUR)

DON'T MISS OUT
tLAsT FouR)
Three split-levels and 1 split foyer
rambler; 8 bedrms., pa baths.
sliding doors to patio, cathedral
ceilings, all plastered walls: best
construction.
DIR: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Univ. blvd. E, left to Buckingham
dr.. right on Buckingham to Weav-
er.. left on Weaver to Malibu,
right to model homes.
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
GRACE W. KLEIN & CO. INC.
JU 5-OOs0 HE. 9-015s
EDNOR-oPPoRTUNITY-A FINE
HOME IN PERFECT CONDITION
4 bedrooms. ga baths, all copper
Kisfhee Ka Carpentry tsmy buifrin bTGiHn TssS saTass
Many extras; ia acres. Priced t
sell. HUGH T. PECK, GA. 1855
EVERY ADVANTAGE OF A NEW
% pense. 1vyr.-oid, / bedrms., % hug,
paneled family room, charming
kit. with eating bar, liv. and din
area carpeted: lovely landscapeC
lot, trees. Wheaton, walking dist
to schools. Ba OWNER. So 900
Assume lse. FHA loan. VIII. 2-.9S:
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Here /
one you hear about but seldom
see. 3-bedrm. split-level only
yrs. old with S19,400. 49,. loal
to be assumed. Price S24,95C
| HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-1700.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

ARL., N.-$16,5O0 FILA
An unusual 3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
liy. rm. 20 it.. firepl.. scr, porch.
din, .rm., bay window, equip. kit.
full bsmt.; corner fenced lot: va
cant: $500 cash, sos mo-; st..
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HILLTOP
HUNTERS VALLEY

HUNTERS VALLEY
Beautiful ,architect-designed 3-bed-
rnl. rambler on 3-acre corner lot
in planned minimum two-acre-lot
community near Oakton and Vien-
ma; "a of lot with lge. trees, and
balance beautifully Handicapped
with Towering trees, shrubs and
lawns. House has immac. mod
kit, 35-ft. liv. rm. .-din. rm, COM
bination, covered breezeway Joins
house and combination garage and
workshop. Community swimming
For details and appt. to see. cal
C. c. Robinson. DU. 5-7096, ewes
and week ends.
FARMS q ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors DE. 2.55OS
Evening star., 1960-09-06
BETHESDA CHOICES

BETHESDA CHOICES
Bethesda S16,950. Spot
less brick Cape Cod on big
lot. 5 bedrms., 2 tub baths.
newly decorated.
Near wildwood-Wonderful
new Colonial. $27,950. Low
down payment. Trades con-
sidered. Through hall, full
din. rm., big kit. eye-level
oven, etc, 3 bedrms., 2
baths, powder rm., tiled
bsmt., pch.: lot 200 IT. deep.
Bradley Estate area-Ram-
bier on over 1 acre. High
ceiling in liv. and din. rms,
3 bedrmS., or 2 and den;
2 baths, . fireplaces. dish
washer, ETC.; pch., garage,
bsmt. Low sos.
Near Goldsboro rd.-Hand-
some brick Colonial. Den,
u bath, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
2-car garage, wLparking
court. Lot 75x165. S29.5OO.
lot taIa
Evening star., 1960-09-06
ARLINGTON REALTY co

zoOO wilson olNQ. 1A. 1-0oUV
TOP MAN whose home makes b diff
ference in his Job will marvel st
the Success" opportunity. mere.
Entertain formally in this huge
'picture pretty" living reonl--
visiting firemen'' will enjoy tho
space and privacy of the 5
juleps on the screened porch pro-
tected by. trees. Large Ba-acre lot
satisfies the gardeners. desires In
a community where in q few
months MARYLAND and D. &c will
be only minutes away-look TO
the future. ROUTH ROPB1GS
XII. $4,000, FL. 4-250O. ~
Evening star., 1960-09-06

AVONDALE AREA - Solid
brick and stone Cape Cod.
Just over D. C. line. Gear
det. garage, concrete front
and rear porches, ultra
modern kit, huge breakfast
nook, ga baths, 3 twin-size
bedrms., compl. rec. rm.
with bar, carpeting and
drapes. plus many other ex-'
tras, included at $25,500.
Call US to see.
LANHAM - Brand-new, 3-
bedrm. rambler, on. deep
level lot, natural wood cabi-
nets, modern kit. big hv.
rm., fAlll bsmt., good loca-
ton. Only S14.750, 5000
dn. should handle FHA.
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-45O0
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES F0R SALE Sc.


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FLOYD Ii. BULLS CO, AID. 2.6e6b
CAPITOL HILL
6-rm. brick, bsmt., gas furnace.
2-car garage. garden; Also q house Suse
nssr-in .N.n with "a. Sptss;, sr,cI gas s.lss. neat
Phons Pho sa5SshNE oWhER. -iar Il, 2.ssoss. SS sA1''
FIT. DAVIS SHOPPING AREA--Brk.
3-bedrm. immac. home with sep.
din. rm., mod. kit, full bsmt. with
rec. rm,, gas .h.-w. heat, storm
windows. and doors, fenced YARD.
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coSIuMsiA PROPERTIES. INC.
THESE 2 HOUSES APPRAISED FOR
HOUSING ADMIN. PRICE LISTED
1546 and 1859 4lst st. Sc.
$400 DN.-SEMIDET.
$12,750-$84 MO. EA.
alton rm.. storm windows and
doors, metal awnings, Anchor
fenced rear yard. Close bo trans
portation.
AID. 4-0383
1921 cath PL. s.E.-2-family de-
tached brick house; must sell to
settle estate; open sat. ana sun.
Call JU. 9-675S.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ALEX. OR ARL., man and small
son desire small furn. house/apt
Aft. 7:3O PM, OV. 3-050S, OF
4-7952
Evening star., 1960-09-06
I IIC I CIIy bUOWCII NU
Realtors WA. 7-45O0

RADIANT VALLEY-By owner. 8
bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt.,
many extras. Phone AP. 7-41S0.
CARROLLTON-Owner transferred,
is offering one of the finest homes
in the complete community: A.
bedrm.. 2-bath, all-brick Cape
Cod; carport; shaded lot; on Gull
added and it's priced to sell at
S24,950. Call til 9 pm. WA. q
1900. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
CHEVERLY AREA
Rambler, I u baths, 2 lge. bedrms
table-space kit. wLeye-level oven,
left. liv. rm., daylight bsmt. and
lse. concrete front porch. FILA
approved S15.250. only $3.50 dn.
MT. RAINIER
Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial w/sep.
din. rm.. equip. kit. and lge. level
lot ,wIshade trees. Located on
bus line and close to. all conven-
fences. Only S12,950. very con-
venient terms, quick poss.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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