davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-04-18
foreign Steel
FIowReported
DwindIing

NEW YORK, April 18 CAP)
The flow of foreign steel into
the United States is dwindling,
the Wall Street Journal said
today.
Importation of low priced
steel hit a peak last year when
most American mills were
closed by the 116-day strike.
Imports totaled 4,391,9
tons, compared with 1,7O2,819
in 1858.
The Journal said that since
settlement of the strike new
orders placed by American
manufacturers with agents Of
foreign mills have dropped as
much as go per cent from a
year ago.
Spectators who purchased
huge tonnages of imported steel
late last year now are having
trouble getting rid of it, even
at losses of $25 to $35 a ton,
the Journal said.
Many steel users who bought
European and japanese steel
during the strike said they
have switched back to Amer
ican producers.
We're confident of the abil-
ity of the American steel in
dustry to meet the threat of
foreign competition" said Bay
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Mark Evuns Joins
Metropolitan Here

Effective today, Mark Evans,
radio and television personality,
has been named vice president
of public affairs for the Metro
politan Broadcasting Corp,
President and Chairman of the
Board John w. Kluge an
nounced.
Mr.. Kluge said Mr.. Evans
comes under the Metropolitan
banner from the Columbia
Broadcasting System where for
the past IL years he conducted
his own program on Station
WTOP here. having replaced
Arthur Godfrey in that posi-
ton.
indicative of his unique rec
ord as commentator and the
vast regard with which he is
held is the fact that 10 Of his
sponsors have remained with
him for a period of 10 years
without interruption"
Evening star., 1960-04-18
MeIpor Lists Data
On Troininq Program

Melpar, Inc. has paid out
S65,250 in education grants to
employees since its Tuition Re-
endorsement Plan was set up
three and a half years ago,
President Thomas Meloy said.
AS of April /, 234 employees re-
ceived $1,000 for courses COM
pleted during the 1859 fall
semester.
More than 300 employees are
taking part in the spring
semester program. officials
pointed out this does not in
clude those enrolled in Gov
eminent training programs and
those engaged in studies at
outlying plants and stations.
Melpar pays half the tuition
and laboratory fees on all ap-
proved scientific and technical
courses successfully completed
by its employees, Mr.. Meloy
declared.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Stores Boom,
Steel, Jobs
Turn Down
BY JACK LEFLER

NEW YORK, April ia
record Easter shopping season,
a continuing increase in auto
mobile sales and a gain in
home building combined to
paint a brighter business pic
ture last week.
On the darker side were
higher unemployment and the
steady decline of steel produc-
ton.
After being discouraged by
bad weather during the late
winter and early spring, shop
pers poured into the stores as
Easter neared.
The surge in car sales was
especially encouraging to busi-
ness as a whole, which has been
watching the trend as a barom-
eter Of the economic climate.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Oil Industry Faces
'Slippy Cos Market

TULSA, Okla, April 18 (AP)
"A "slippy gasoline market"
faces the oil industry and the
start of the vacation motoring
season if the industry fails to
cut back production and re-
flnery runs soon. the Oil and
Gas Journal disclosed.
Decisions this month by in
dividual refiners, crude buyers
and officials of prorated States,
the journal said, will set the
economic course of the industry
the remainder of the year.
The trade publication said
total demand could drop as
much as 100000 barrels daily
for the period from March
through April.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Arnold wilkes has been
named executive producer for
Milner-Fenwick, Inc, Balti-
more and Washington film
producing firm.
John C. Morris, former sales
manager for the Washington
Brick Co., has been appointed
vice president of sales for Burns
& Russell Co., Baltimore dis
tributor of Spectra-Glaze COM
pounds.
William s. KilbOrne, former
special assistant to the Secre-
tary of Commerce, has become
vice president of John T. Casey
& Associates. New York public
relations firm.
DR.. c. L. Morrison has be-
come an associate to the re-
search director of the Alex
andria Division, American
Machine & Foundry Co.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

be open in the Seventeenth
street lobby of the Mayflower
Hotel from noon to 8 pm.
Cocktails will be served in
the Chinese Room at 5 pm.
and dinner will be served in
the Grand Ballroom at $40
pm. The formal speaking will
get under way at o'clock.
Mr.. Smith has been con-
tinuously engaged in air trans
portation since 1923. with
American Airlines and its pred
ecessor firms, except for World
War II Army service. He is a
pioneer in domestic air trans
portation.
A highlight of the meeting
will be the presentation of hon.
ors to 35 members who have
belonged to the Board of Trade
for 25 years. Awards for valor
will be given outstanding po-
licemen and firemen.
These 18 candidates have
been nominated to the board
of directors to fill the IL
vacancies:
j. Arnold Anderson, division
manager of Safeway Stores,
Inc; George B. Burrus, presi-
dent of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc; Edmund o. Carl, presi-
dent of Call Carl, Inc; Edward
j. Clarke. president of the
c. q C. Linen Service; D. C.
Colladay, partner in the law
firm of Colladay & Colladay;
r. Roy Dunn, president, Poto-
mac Electric Power Co.; Justin
L. Edgerton, member of the
law firm of Pledger, Edgerton
& Richardson; Herbert D. Ford,
district sales manager of Amer
ican AirlineS.
Also Harry L. Grubbs, who
heads Jacobs Transfer Co.,
Inc; 1t. Gen. Thomas w. Her.
ren, retired Army officer, vice
president and director of public
relations of EBSCO Industries.
Inc: DR.. o. B. Hunter, director
of the Oscar B. Hunter Me-
mortal Laboratory; Frank A.
Leon Co.; William B. Mullett,
senior vice president and mem7
ber of the board of directors
of Kal, Ehrlich and Merrick
Advertising, Inc.
Also Bernard J. Nees, a part
ner of Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Mai. Gen. Louis w. PrentlsS,
retired Army officer, executive
vice president and secretary of
the American Road Builders
Association; Gerald P. Price,
president of Car Leasing, Inc;
Fred A. Smith, chairman of the
board and chief executive Off
Ger of the Jefferson Federal
Savings & Loan Association
and James F. Willett, vice
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Steel Output
Rate May Dip
AsLoW as75%

CLEVELAND, April 18 CAP)
Although the steel operating
rate could fall to rs per cent
Of capacity or slightly lower
before the summer months,
Steel magazine said today in
dustry leaders remain confident
they'll turn out more than 120
million tons this year to top
the 1855 record.
To reach that mark, the
Woodworking weekly said pro-
duction will have to average
80 per cent for the year.
Demand for the major steel
products - sheets, bars and
plates-will show an upturn no
later than July" Steel pre-
dicted. THE worst of the
stretchoutS. cutbacks and can
cellations are over" The pub
lication added:
THE next two months will
be relatively lean from a new
order standpoint. The turning
point will come in July when
automakers start their buildups
for 1861 models. They (auto-
makers) probably have enough
steel in stock or on order to
round out production of 1860
models"
The Easter holidays, wild
cat strike against Great Lakes
Steel Corp) and planned cut
backs dealt production a sharp
blow last week, the magazine
said. The ingot rate fell "A
points to 1919 per cent of ca
pacity. with output at about
2,277 900 tons.
Steels price composite on
prime grade heavy melting
scrap remained at 1886 a
gross ton for the third week.
The market, however, was slow.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
New Bank Planned.

RICHMOND, Va. April 18
(AP).-The State Corporation
Commission has issued a certi-
ficate of Incorporation to the
Jefferson Bank and Trust Co.
of Falls Church. The bank is
authorized to have a maximum
capital stock of 81 million.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Stock Options Listed
For GIN Executives

NEW YORK, April 18 (AP)
Motors Corp. execu-
tives were granted options in
March to purchase 324,10a
shares of GIN stock, the COM
pany'S proxy statement dis
closed.
The options went to 264 ex-
ecutives. Each option enables
its owner to buy GIN stock at
$45.44 a share at any time
between 18 months after the
date the option was obtained
and its expiration in 10 years
Evening star., 1960-04-18

E. Estes. marketing vice presi-
dent of United States Steel
Corp.
Were not so unrealiStic as
to think we'll come up with
some magic solution that will
stop imports as if somebody
turned off a faucet, but they're
not going to overwhelm us,
either"
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Southern Wholesalers
To Show Products

Southern Wholesalers, exclu-
sive distributor for RCA Victor
products and Kelvinator will be
host to area appliance dealers
tomorrow and Wednesday.
New RCA Victor portable
television, color television, ste
REQ and the new Kelvinator
line will be on display from 9
am. until 9 pm. at the firms
headquarters, TOT Edgewood
street NE, in the Showrooms
there. Buffet will be served.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Chandler Takes Over

NEW YORK, April 18 (AP) i.
r. Carl Chandler, chairman
of Standard Packaging Corp,
became chief executive officer
of Brown g. Bigelow, with
which Standard recently
merged. Mrs. Charles Ward,
former president of Brown g.
Bigelow, now is a director and
consultant of Standard.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
SA,400,oo0 GENERAL -
IMPROVEMENT BONDS,
SERIES n a.

These bonds are issued under the pro-
visions Of Chapter q, Laws Of Mont
gomery County Ga55l. Chapter ii,
Chapters s and s. Laws Of Mont.
gomery County Ga5s) and Chapteft q.
Laws Of MONTGOMERY County Ila5ai
ssnd mature in the principal amount Of
to 1855. inclusive, s235.O0O in each
OF the years 1855 TO 1870. inclusive,
snH Sel0. 600 in each OF the wears
lS!I to 1880, inclusive. The proceeds
of the sale of these bonds will be iised
Tor the purpose Of financing the CON-
struction Of public buildings. ROAD III
provements and the acquisition Of tfood
control, park and recreational facilities
in the County, va
Evening star., 1960-04-18
S2,6oo,00o SCHOOL BONDS,
SERIES -

These bonds are issued under the pro-
gomery County 1859 and Chapter IL,
Laws of Montgomery County Ia56l
and mature in the principal amount Of
Sau,no0 in each Of the years 1891 to
la1O, inclusive, Sl6O.O00 in each Of
the years 1871 TO 1875, inclusive, and
SISuOoO in each Of the years 1915 tn
1850. inclusive, The proceeds of the
sale OF these bonds will be used for
provements in the County.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
100000 BETHESDA
PARKING LOT DISTRICT BONDS,
SERIES q

These bonds are issued under the FRO
MontEomery County uQ59C and maturs
IN the pEincipal amount Of 50, OOA in
each OF the years 1851 to 1895 inclu-
elve, y 1000 in each Of the years p66
each Of the years 1871 to 1850. inclu-
slve. The proceeds OF the sale Of these
ponds will be used for the purpose Of
ilnancinE certain off-strret parking
Iacility improvements in the Bethesda
Parking Lot District in the County.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
rode Board to Hear
c. R. Smith; Honors
Due for 35 Members
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star Stan Writer

Smith president of American Airlines will
tued speaker the annual meeting banquet
poan Washington Board of Mayhower Hotel
Wednesday His topic will be Air Transportation"
Ballots will be during the day l8 cand-
directors Polls will
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Sale Completed

ELGIN, Ill, April 18 (APO.-
McGraw Edison Co. of Elgin
has completed negotiations for
purchase of American Laundry
Machinery Co. of Cincinnati
for $33.5 million worth of stock.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

Mr.. Baughman explained:
"A favorable feature of the
new plan is that it will enable
investors to write their own
ticket as far as the length of
time they desire to lend their
money within the prescribed
range, whether it's 80 days, 157
days. 255 days or any other
number of days within the
range"
Notes will be issued in de-
nominations of $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000, 100000, $500,0O0 and
81 million and will be payable
at the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York on maturity, the
president asserted. A spokes-
man said that for every SOS. 80
invested the investor will get
500.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
OPPORTUNITY

internationally known chemical manufacturer excellent oppo
uniN for 30 munoee small distribution wurehous
being established the BeVle- -Mukk Applicants must
otter high school education and previous wurehuns
experience with responsibility mununns inventory records
Following hHydoy training period OF the home plant
Jersey successful conddute will operate working and
will operating and office stuf Of three EMPLOYEES,
Previous background chemistry chemical industry desired but
not required Please forord confidential stating personal
doto, edueoton employment history und oo requirements
BOX 3IS-A Star
Evening star., 1960-04-18
100000 SILVER SPRING
PARKING LOT DISTRICT BONDS,
SERIES a

These bonds are issued under the pro-
visions of Chapter Is Of the Laws ~
MontRomery County 1a57) and rnsture
IN the principal amount of Sc 600 in
each Of the years 1851 to 1865. inclu-
slVe, 1000 in each OF the years 1853
Of the years 1871 to 1880 Inclusive
The proceeds Of the sale of these bondS
VIII be used for the purpose Of finan1-
ing certain off-street parking facility
improvements in the Silver aprinS
Parking Lot District in the County.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
APRIL Is, 1860

at which time said bids will be opened.
Tor the purchase of the above BONDS,
oelng five separate series. all dated
May l, 1880. all maturing on NAV /,
IN the years and amounts below STATED,
annually on the first days OF November
snd May until maturity. divided ~as
Evening star., 1960-04-18
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, April IS CAP).-Foreign
exchange rates (Great Britain and
Australia in dollars, others in cents
and declmalS of a cent?:
Today Prev. Day
Canada in N. Y.
tfreel IO1 SSQ9 1O1 S-k
Evening star., 1960-04-18
OVER COUNTER

Washington listinES on overtime
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tionsl Association of Securities Dealers
as of l pm. Monday, April is:
Evening star., 1960-04-18

president Of the American Sc
curity g. Trust Co.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
FNMA Issues
Discount Rates
On New Notes

Discount rates ranging from
3.45 per cent to 4.05 per cent
on its new short-term note
financing were announced to-
day by the Federal National
Mortgage Association.
President j. Stanley Baugh-
man made public maturity
range and the corresponding
rates as follows.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

SEALED BIDS will be received by the
County Council for Montgomery County,
Maryland, at the County Office Build
ing 9th floor in Rockville. Maryland,
until 11:00 o'clock AN. ESTO on
Evening star., 1960-04-18

ALEX K. HANCOCK.
Director Of Finance
Evening star., 1960-04-13
DACHo|ds Annual Supper

The maintenance of ade-
quate armed forces for this
nations defense cant be
easily or cheaply achieved"
Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie,
Deputy Chief Of Naval Opera
tions for Air, told the Ma
tional Society, Daughters of
American Colonists last night.
But whether answers are
easy or not, each one must
be related to the threat that
faces us today" Admiral
Pirie asserted at the society's
annual candlelight supper in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
"It is. of course, the dy-
manic force of world COM
munism driving relentlessly
toward one goal-a commu-
mist controlled world"
Discusses Cold War
Declaring that we are faced
with a cold war being con-
Quoted by the communists
with aggressive techniques
short of armed conflict"
Admiral Pirie said he was
convinced that "the shadow
of international communism
can be permanently dispelled
only by a combination of
measures.
This combination of meas
ures" he described as an
enlightened counter offen-
sive on a broad, front, which
must include some vigorous
effort in economic, social and
political fields on an interna-
tional scale.
I'VE may very we'll need
to tighten our belts and
make some sacrifices" Ad-
miral Pirie warned.
Highlight of the dinner
program vas the preSenta-
ton of an award to Ensign
Robert D. Mierau, U.S.N.R.,
the Navy's 1859 selection for
its top naval aviation cadet.
Ensign Mierau flew from San
Diego especially to receive
the award, a watch.
Praises Ensign
In praise of the Navy's
selection of Ensign Mierau
as its top aviation cadet,
Admiral Pmie said he had
excelled his classmates in
flight proficiency. ground
Evening star., 1960-04-13

studies and ofhcer-like quail
tiles. I'VE can all be proud
Of his fine example," he
added.
Earlier in the day, the So
ciety's president. Mrs. VIII
liam M. Carrigan, a Wash
ington resident, opened the
groups seth annual General
Assembly.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

In the only action Of the
day, the delegates nominated
two candidates for the Office
OF honorary national vice
president, on which they will
vote today.
The two nominees are Mrs.
Fred G. Koenig of Alabama,
and Mrs. Winfred L. Potter
of New York.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

the late Mr.. Robert L. Trav-
ers.
The couple also have IL
grandchildren and eigh t
great-grandchildren. The cel-
ebration was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Travers in Alexandra.
Evening star., 1960-04-13
Anniversary Celebration Is Held

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Trav-
ers Of Alexandria were honor
ed Sunday at an open house
for relatives and friends in
celebration of the couples
60th wedding anniversary.
Both native Alexandrians,
Mr.. Travers is now 81 years
Evening star., 1960-04-13

old, while his wife is "a.
Their eight children include
the Rev. Marshall E. Trav-
ers, Mrs. Carl Garrison, Mrs.
Howard Hutcheson, Mr.. Will
liam L. Travers, Mr.. Paul G.
Travers, Mr.. w. Hugh Trav-
ers, Mr.. John H. Travers and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-29

8 20
i goodwill IS g
BY DAN hurley
THOSE OF THE Wonderful World of Sports will
tell you quickly and emphaucally that more
racial goodwill and understanding have been
generated the field of athletic competition than
in all the churches, drawing rooms and political
rostrums put together.
This vast American battle-ground taking in most
of the major and minor phases of sports, including
basebal football, boxing, basketball and field and
track sports has been the proving ground that has
resulted in changed viewpoints, mutual respect and
the bringing about of lasting friendships among the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-29


en- erUted
1t was diminutive Eddie Tolan of the University
of Michigan who in 1892 opened another important
era of Negro champions in sports. In August of that
year the Phantom Flyer of Detroit raced Chicagoan
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette to photo finish in the
finals of the Olympic 100 meter dash at Los Angeles
1t was the first time Negro had won this the
most dramatic race in track sports. A bid for the
honor was made in the 1912 Oympics by Howard
P Drew the Enthusiastically fast sprntng bolt from
the University of Southern California but he pulled
a tendon in the race
Evening star., 1960-08-21
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
tcONTINuED)
KAIQRAMA AREA

3 units. over $4,000 annual gross,
$500 will handle, conY. location.
Broker, OIL. 2-0ss7; weekdays,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
OPEN, 2-6

DIRECTIONS: Cross Key
Bridge, right On Memorial
pkwy.. left on Spout Run
pkwy., righJ on Lorcom
lane, left on Vacation lane
to Open" sign.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
PACKAGE LIOUOR-NW

Owner quotes 100000 annual VOL
ume. Low rental, good lease. Good
operator should easily net So5,OOO
annually. S35. 900 cash down.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Exclusive With
SHANNON & LUCHS
POTOMAC HILLS

Brand-new sample home, = large
rms, center hall, larse family
rm,, ga baths, full bSmt.. double
sarage. level lot. Purchaser can
select decorations to suit. Sale by
owner, no AGENTS. Large LIST trust
Shown by sppt. Drive out to 45OS
Layman st. north side Of sub
division POTOMAC HILLS. follow
signs See owner, H. BROWN, JA
oIRiA
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

SAVE: SAVE: SAVE. Quality By
9@dsF Sms 5.hs AL Srifs n Iim9lss Vpsnis. fssS ssS
ionable Potomac Hills. Only 10
min. to Pentason on new George
Wash. pky. Features: All elec.
kit with large breakfast area.
spacious liv. rm. with nrepl,, fam
ily din, rm beautifully finished
rec. rm. with firepl.. laundry and
util. rm. and double garage. On
iarpe lot with lovely view and
outdoor patio. Ready for occu-
psncy KE. $500 now.
sPRNGFIELD-S4O0 dn. payment
for 3 bedroom Virginian. nj
schools, corner lot. Many extras
1920 Hanover ave. FL. 4-1S62.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

SELECT LISTINGS
/; - units. close-in North Arl
location; $4,000.
., 10 2-bedrm. units. in excel
ssiSoSe-dn ssS;e nao North Arl. rental area;
3. l6-unit modakn air-cond BLDG
with garage sd res; S176,OoO,
4 13-unit nreproof BLDG: 1 and .
oedrm. apts.: top rental area.
$4,000.
5. g units in popular rental Area
OF North Arl.; S56,O0O.
8; . stores on Wilson blvd. eloSs
in; will show high net return;
100000.
Z, 3-story commercial bldg, BOXES
IT.; NV. section Of D. C.; specu.
lators, attention.; $50, 900,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FREE. E.RENT-To retired couple who
will care for country place about
30 mi. south Of d. c.; very rural
location. WE. s-65l1.
HAYMARKET. VA. 'wAVERL1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. earl!
american home: l2 room. 5 bath
In. beautiful setting on qOO-acrl
estate. House only for rent fol
residential or specialized use. NJ
a: MARKS, PL. 4-2336; EN-. g.
3194.
IDEAL retirement home, chicken
horse. cattle farm; apple orchard
on good highway mr.. Fredericks-
burg. Va: excel. hunting. fishing
3-bedrm. and bath renovated farm
home: gar. barn, chicken house
AZ acres go In pasturesD; grass
netting approx. S400 additional
annual income: stream and pond
sites. Sl2.S0n. Terms. FAREN-
KoPF. Box 40. Route 1. Fred
ericksburg. Va. Chancellor, Va,
ST 6-6aIS.
WEST VIRGINIA - Groom house
bath, oil heat. . or more acres o.
earden. 3 miles Cacapon Park
rent S45 mo. Box 18Th, Star.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ALEX.-Brick. Aunt, downtown.
Ideal for individual who can per
sonally manage. Offers great DO
tential returns on investment il
rented furnished or diverted to
once use. Price. SCI 900. DAVID
r. NIMMER, Mai. Gen, USMC
tretD, Realtor, All South WASH
lngton St, Alexandria. Va.
OV. 3-44ll Ewes. TIE. 6-n5O4
APARTMENT BLDG. with six /.
bedrm. units plus Rio land for
approx. ] ) more units. Priced for
quick sale. Call CIR. 4-4OS1.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l%4O.
APPROX. S35.O0O cash will buy
3S unit NV. apt. Fully occupied
and eleYatored- EE 1.inIa
Evening star., 1960-08-21
MARLEE, INC,
5557 DORSEY LANE
WAsHINSGToN l6, D. C.
OPPORTUNITY

l am i'll and must sell my good
candy and newsstand loc. in dr1tn.
offtce bldg. Short hrs, good in
Come come VII sacri. for $500.
ready TO do business. 1928 Yer.
mont ave. NV
Evening star., 1960-08-21
ORIGINALITY
PLUS
Lorcom Lane
(coNTINuEol

Location Is a hard comnina-
ton to find, but here IL
Is! This charming 3-bed-
room, lIa-bath home has q
separate dining room. full
basement, built-in esraEe
and the MOST UNIQUE
WOOD PANELED DEN,
SCREENED PORCH COM
BINATION We have ever
seen. MANY beautiful dow
ering shrubs and zoysia
grass lawn Please don't try
to Judge this truly unusual
home from tie car-you
must see the inside to APP
prcciate. Departing original
owner has priced this home
realistically al S2S,150.
3641 Vacation lane,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
SPRINGFIELD
~. t--u,th,
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, by owner = 2,
hedrm. brick rambler: rec. rm
and centrally air-cond.; xl7.5OO
5000 down FLA. 71.4 Highland
ave- Fl l.OOl0
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

vIENNA-one wooded acre Will
charming one level house. larE'
living room with mahogany pan
cling and bookshelyes, picture
window. hreplaces in living anc
dining rooms, > large bedrooms
completely equipped electric kitch-
en-, IA baths. small study. Only
Sas.OO0. McLean's side Of Vienna
GRACE A, REMPToN. Realtor
Mclean Va, Ell. 6-4934' Ell
WHITE ELEPHANT - For somt
strange reason this Immaculate
white brick home hasn't scld
Pleasant and convenient Arlingtor
location: lovely level lot with trees;
large liv. rm. with fireplace, IL
II. separate dining rm., kit. with
table space: , big bedrms., good
closets: screened porch and full
bsmt.: 2-car gArage. Ready fol
immediate sale at S1s,500. Elk.
elusive with
JE. I-32SS