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Evening star., 1960-09-15
Jackie Answers Critics
Says She Spends Less Than Pat on Clothes

NEW YORK. Sept. is (AP)
-Jacqueline Kennedy can be
chic without spending thou
sands on clothes. She proved
it yesterday by looking smart
and charming in a $29.95
maternity dress.
However, the dark-haired,
hazel-eyed wife of the Demo-
cratic candidate for Presi-
dent is reaching the point
where she cries unfair"
when women critics describe
her as too chic" and spend
ing too much on clothes.
She is both hurt and sur
prised at reports having her
spending $4,000 to $4,000
q year on clothes. The num-
ber" she was wearing she
bought at a Manhattan shop.
Concerning one story that
has her spending $4,000
yearly on Paris clothes, the
31-year-old Mrs. Kennedy
commented:
II couldn't spend that
much unless I wore sable
underwear"
Hair Criticized, Too
In this political year, the
young lady VINO was voted
the most beautiful debutante
of the year in 1948 is also
amazed by other remarks
about her personal appear
ance-including a letter to
a newspaper which described
her hair-do as a floor mop"
II try to keep it neat and
well-groomed," she told re-
porterS yesterday. adding:
They're beginning to snipe
at me about as often as they
attack Jack on Catholicism.
I think it's dreadfully un-
fair"
Since people are getting so
personal in remarks about
her. Mrs. Kennedy feels she
is entitled to her say con-
corning another lady who
buys clothes-the wife of the
Republican candidate for
President.
I'm sure 1 spend less than
Evening star., 1960-09-15
TRUMAN
DEFENDS
JACKIE

During his morning stroll
here today. former Pres
ident Harry S. Truman
was asked about the criti-
cism of Mrs. Kennedy. He
replied.
II always kept the wom-
en- in my family on a
pedestal and never let
anyone tear them down.
Il don't think it is nice
or polite to attack the wife
of a candidate. I don't
think it is proper. decent
or polite to bring the cam
didate's family into the
campaign.
THE wives of both cam
didates are wonderful
ladies and that's the way
they ought to be treated"
Evening star., 1960-09-15

magazines" adding: Some
clothes I have made by a lit
tie dressmaker in Washing
ton"
Unable to Campaign
Mrs. Kennedy, who expects
a child in December "a
daughter, Caroline, will be
3 years old in November) =,
will not be able to dash about
the country lending a hand
to her husbands campaign.
But if there is a more loyal
rooter, he'd be hard to find.
Il think Jack has a sense
of history and the past of his
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Morton
AIerts
Women

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. is CAP).-S tor
Thruston B. Morton, chair
man of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, urg ed
members of his party yester-
day to remember the Dewey
Truman campaign of 1948
and not become complacent.
Addressing the 18th bien-
nial convention of the ma
tional federation of Republic
can women, the Kentucky
Senator told some $500 dele
gates:
Don't be enticed into ex-
pectations of an easy victory
by editorials and columnists
proclaiming we're bound to
win.
Republicans thought the
campaign of Tom Dewey was
going well back in 1948, but
the voters elected Harry Tru-
man.
You've got to work like
beavers. We've all got to
work like beavers-in SO
States-to win"
Senator Morton said the
Republican slate of Richard
M. Nixon and Henry Cabot
Lodge "is superlatively able,
mature, trained and richly
experienced"
He added that the two men
are equipped to resist the
sweep of world communism
and to pursue world peace.
OF the Democrats, Senator
Morton said:
"Given full, control of the
Federal Government, the
Democratic Party and its
candidates frankly admit
actually they boast-that
they would spend and spend.
tax and tax and plunge the
Government deeper and
deeper into debt.
"They either don't know,
don't care or don't admit
that this would stif1e Ameri-
can private initiative, cripple
private profit enterprise and
invite national disaster" .
Mrs. R. D. OCallaghan of
San Antonio, Tex, was nomi-
mated yesterday for the post
of treasurer of the national
federation. Mrs. O'Callag-
han, who is running without
opposition, is presently chair
man of the groups finance
committee.
Elections are to be held to-
day.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

Mrs. Nixon on Clothes" said
Mrs. Kennedy. "She gets hers
at Elizabeth Arden, and
nothing there costs less than
5000 or $780,"
Mrs. Kennedy says she does
buy occasionally from the
Paris high-fashion houses.
I've lived in Paris and 1
have a younger sister, Lee,
who lives abroad, so I go
there whenever 1 can.
But I never buy more than
one suit or coat from Balen-
ciaga and Givenchy."
Mrs. Kennedy said she also
does "a lot of shopping from
Evening star., 1960-09-15
LADY BIRD
LEAVES
CAMPAIGN

Mrs. Lyndon johnson,
wife of the Democratic
vice presidential nominee,
today left the campaign
tour with her husband to
fly from Phoenix, Ariz., to
Marshall. Tex, to be with
her seriously i'll father,
Thomas Jefferson Taylor.
Mr.. Taylor has been
hospitalized for ill health
for several months. He is
expected to undergo sur
gerry Friday. Mrs. Johnson
hopes to be able to re-
join her husband within a
few days.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Problems Seen in Rise
Of Young Monpower

A jump in the number oi
young men reaching the age
of l8 during the next five years
is the most compelling man.
power fact facing this country
a Senate subcommittee was
told. today.
The statement was made by
DR.. Henry David, executive di-
rector Of the National Man.
power Council. Columbia Uni
versity, testifying on a bill by
Senator Clark. Democrat OF
Pennsylvania. relating to the
training and utilization OF
manpower resources. The bill
would set UP a council of man.
power advisers under the
President.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
HE EVkl&iHs STAR
Washington D. c. GAMA.M1 AA...~ b.
FHdOy, December 16 1860 0GElSEOu NEWS M

providing he includes his re-
turn address. gets a letter back
from Santa Claus. The Amer
lean Legion at Santa Claus
handles this job.
The letters assure the chill
dren that Santa's brownies are
working hard. making toys for
them. They also admonish the
children to be good and say
their prayers regularly.
Santa Claus, Ind, got its
name in 1856. It was Christmas
time and adults were looking
for a new name when someone
dressed as Santa Claus. ap-
peared on the scene.
When the children cried out
Santa Claus!" the adults were
inspired to settle for that name.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
SibIey Elects
Boord Chairman

Stacy M. Reed, q Washington
attorney and business executive
has been elected chairman oi
the board Of trustees Of SihleS
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Reed. vice president Of
the c. A. Snow & Co. anc
Argonne Co. investment Arms
here, succeeds the Rev. @
Bromley Oman. retired Meth
odiSt Bishop of Washington
who served five years as chair
man.
In his new post, Mr.. Reed
will oversee the completion oi
the new Sibley Hospital al
Macarthur boulevard anc
Loughboro road NV, slated fol
occupancy in March or April.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Many Arrests Press
Kings Purge in NepoI

aKATMANDU, Nepal. Dec. 16
(AP king Mahendra today
pressed his purge of politicians
in taking over strong-man pow
ers with reports of widespread
arrests of right-wingers as
well as Communists.
The 39-year-old monarch de-
clared his primitive Himalayan
Hindu kingdom sandwiched be-
tween India and Communist
occupied Tibet would maintain
a policy Of strict neutrality in
world affairs.
Khaki-clad Gurkha troops
guarded the royal palace and
government buildings, includ-
ing the government radio sta
tion. A handful of soldiers
patroled the narrow streets
which wind between Katman-
du's ancient temples and ram
shackle houses.
Country Stunned
The capital was outwardly
calm. But all Katmandu daily
newspapers-except one-sus-
pended publication today in
protest against the Kings coup
in arresting popular Premier
B. P. Koirala and 10 Of his IL
cabinet ministers and suspend
ing the constitution.
The youthful monarch's blow
ending the experiment in par
liamentary dem ocracy he
launched himself IS months
ago came with such Suddenness
that the 8 million population
and foreign diplomats were
stunned.
He charged the Koirala gov.
eminent with failure to MAIN
tain law and order" and "har-
boring undesirable activity" -
but did not particularize on
the charges.
There were reports that
Communist leader Pushpalal
and Bharat Shamser Of the
right-wing Gorkha Parishad
Party had been rounded up
along with other leaders Of the
ruling Nepali Congress Party.
They were reported being held
in the Army Officers Club.
The King, who visited the
United States earlier this year.
returned only last month from
q European tour.
(In Washington. United
States State Department Of
ficials said the Kings seizure
Of power appeared to be due
to purely domestic issues. A
spokesman said there was no
indication that the noun
tain kingdoms foreign policy
was involved. including its
relations with Red China or
the Soviet Union.)
/ Discomfort Described
In New Delhi, Nepalese Am
bassador S. j. B. Daman told
reporters the King was forced
to act because of popular dis
content against the Koirala
government. Mr.. Daman said
there had been popular resent
ment against taxes and land
takeoverS imposed by the Koi-
rala government.
Under the constitution which
he himself promulgated in Feb
ruary, 1858. the King reserved
the right to dismiss the gov
Evening star., 1960-12-16

ernment any time he felt II
essential to maintain the coun-
try's law. order and sovereignty.
But there had been little
advance notice that he felt
these were in danger under
Mr.. Koirala. whose Congress
Party held more than two
thirds Of the seats in the Me-
palese Parliament.
In the absence of specific
charges the most likely ap-
peared to be the uprising in
September by a religious lead
er who headed a sect which
traditionally advises Mahendra
q devout Hindu and the worlds
only ruling Hindu monarch.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

DR.. David pointed out that
the number reaching the age
Oh 10 will 60 UP from 2.6 mil
lion this year to 3.S million in
1865, an increase Of so per
cent.
"The Department Of Labor
has quite property made the
point that the addition Of 26
million new young workers to
the labor force is one Of the
major challenges Of the COM
ing decade" DR.. David said.
Another witness scheduled
to be heard today is President
James P. Dixon of Antioch
College, who favored placing
the manpower problem in the
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Sonto Claus (Ind.) }
Gets and Answers
Flood of Letters
By the Associated Press

Santa Claus has, received
more than 10000 letters from
children so far this Christmas
season, and a good many of
them have been answered.
In this case. the recipient is
the Santa Claus post Office In
Indiana.
The Post ONCE Department
reported today that the 10000
letter count from Postmaster
Ebert S. Reinke of the Santa
Claus t1ndJ post office.
Every child who writes in,
Evening star., 1960-12-16

executive Offices of the Presi-
dent rather than in q Govern.
ment department.
Mr.. Dixon suggested that the
Government could help in the
manpower field by collecting
and analyzing information
supporting research and in.
creasing the opportunities be.
"ond high school for both voca.
tional and professional train.
ing.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Record TicketSoIe

DALLAS, Dec. 16 (AP).-Ar-
kansas has set a record fol-
ticket sales to the 25th Cotton
Bowl football game-with more
than $1,000 being snapped up
in the Ozarks. It is the most
any competing school ever sold
for the Dallas post-season clas-
sic, scheduled January 2. Duke
will be the visiting team.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Rusk Office Set Up
In Stote Department
By the AssociatedPress

The State Department has
set up an office for the prospec-
tive new Secretary of State,
Dean Rusk, and he win begin
using it today.
MIR. RuSk and Chester Bowles,
designated by President-elect
Kennedy to be Undersecretary,
will share the Office on the
State Departments first floor.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Famous M0keP
Silk ond Silk
Blend Ties
Loo
eOmpsrsbls 10 $50 end SIS vsIvss.
eompsrsbIs to $50 end SIS vsIvss.

Again this year. Konn's solutes the Christmas
season with on outstanding tie event
offering ties in thousands Of ponerns and .
designs 10 please the most discriminating
men on your gift list In all the newest
shapes and colorines. they are luxurious J
silks and silk blends. made by one Of this
notions top mokers Of qvoty ties your
assurance Of top styling and quality.
konn's Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor. Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-08-28

TAO
7-WorId News.
7:45
7-Doily Word. Religion.
7:5o
7-Thouehts Of God. Religion.
500
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
9-News. Harry Reosoner.
$40
9-Locol News. Sutton.
9-coptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
$50
5-Newsbeot.
8:55
5-Todoy in Your Life.
900
4-Ineo's Angle.
Potty Gown subs for lnoo.
5-kortoon KIub. Kids.
7-SoIdiers Of Fortune.
9-The Morning Show. Movie.
! Hour. 20 Min. "Out West With
the Hordys" 1898. Mickey
Rooney
$50
4-Mr. Adams and Eve.
5-Jock 10 Lonne. Health.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
Evening star., 1960-05-13
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
This Teen-Ager Wants
Things Her WAY

ment has come into such
widespread use. Mrs. I. You
may recall that I have
spoken of it before in this
column.
A code can be worked out
in various ways by parents
and youngsters, or by par
ents and teachers together
with high school students.
1t can be done anywhere.
Let's suppose there has
been some dissatisfaction
with the social life of pupils
in the high school. There
is a widespread difference of
opinion about the hours at
which school parties should
begin and end, about the
need for chaperones, about
the places in which they
should be held, and so on.
A representative group of
students can start by making
a list of disputed questions
with their own ideas about
the standards that should be
adopted.
A group of teachers and
parents or a committee from
P.T.A. or a similar organiza-
Evening star., 1960-05-13

ton or a committee of teach
ers could do the same thing.
Then both sides get together
and compare ther standards
on each point. Surprisingly
enough, it's often found
that the young people are
more conservative than the
older generation in most of
these things. Difficulties may
. arise because they want to
show that they're not going
to be bossed. If they are vol
unfairly outlining the stand
ards they think they shoud
follows they are ordinarily
very reasonable.
The two sides can then en-
body their results in a Joint
communique, and it's under
stood that everyone will live
up to it because it represents
voluntary agreement. The
young people feel that they
have maintained the principle
that a Just government must
rest upon the consent of the
governed. The older genera
alton is satisfied that the
proper standards of behavior
are down in black and white.
Try it, Mrs. I. If your
daughter knows that not only
your whole group but her
whole group stands for the
same code, I think you'n find
her quite willing to abide by
it without any further dis
cussion.
Evening star., 1960-05-13
DlPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING
ENJOYS Daughter Feted

in the Genghis Khan Res
taurant, given by Mrs. VIII
liam Lee and attended by IL
other womens among them
Mrs. Gune ewardene and
Swarna's sister Irangani.
Irangani, also q physician,
was married here Is months
ago and is now the mother
Of an infant girl, the Gune-
wardenes' first granochild.
Other guests at the lunch
con were Mrs. Alexis johnson,
wife of the American AmbaS-
Sador to Thailand (here early
for the Thai King and Queens
visit in June): Mrs. Glenn
Emmons. Mrs. Graves Erskine,
Mrs. Thor Tollefson and Mrs.
Eugene Rietzke.
Also present were Mrs. Y.
Yogasundram wife Of the
Ceylonese First Secretary;
Mrs. Arthur Bergman, Mrs.
Edward Acheson and Mrs.
George Webster.
Mrs. Webster brought along
a shower gift for Swarna-
The Can Opener Cook
Book"
= 4
THE VISITING CHIEF of
Staff Of the New Zealand
Royal Air Force, Air Vice
Evening star., 1960-05-13

Marshal Malcolm Calder, was
honor guest last night at a
large black-tie dinner at
Boiling Air Force Base Of
ficers' Club.
Air Force Chief of Staff
and Mrs. Thomas White were
the hosts and about so guests,
mostly Air Force officers and
their wives, attended.
Also present were the New
Zealand Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. @. d. L. White and
the new Air Attache at the
Embassy, Wing Commander
John r. Clayton.
Vice Marshal Calder is
just completing q two-week
tour Of USAF installations.
TO CELEBRATE his re-
appointment as envoy to the
United States, Lberian Am
basSador and Mrs. Padmore
were honored yesterday by
the d. c. Friends of Liberia
at an evening reception in the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. John
Sinclair Perry.
Mrs. Gladys Scott Roberts
is president Of the organiza-
ton and Mrs. Lydia j. Rogers
heads the social committee
which planned the party.
Evening star., 1960-05-13
BY DIR. PAUL POPENoE

ny Dh. FAUL FOPENOE
National Newspaper Syndicate
Our Oldest daughter is now
Is and beginning to think
she should lead her own life, I"
Mrs. I. complains in a letter
that is practically a duplicate
OF hundreds of others.
"She feels that she should
come and go as she pleaSes,
do what other girls do, tell
us nothing about her activi-
ties, and choose her friends
without the slightest con-
Sideration for our Judgment.
Il must admit we have
had some pretty hot argu-
mentS with her for a year or
more now, and some things
have been said on both sides
that never should have been
said, I'm sure.
MY husband and I are
frightened that the situation
may be even worse next year
than it has been during the
past u months"
1t is specifically to avoid
such hurtful clashes that the
idea Of developing codes of
behavior by mutual agree
Evening star., 1960-05-13
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

She's losing weight and
she's nervous inside" but
other than that Swarna
Gunewardene. glamorous
younger daughter of the Cey-
lonese Ambassador and Mrs.
Gunewardene. is a calm and
collected bride-to-be.
Swarna viii be married a
week from today to DR.. Das
Weerasidnghe, in Buddhist
and civil ceremonies at the
Shoranam Hotel.
A handsome young Ceylon-
ese physician described by his
future mother = in : law as
"hig hly intelligent" DR..
Weerasinghe is completing
his reSidency in surgery at
Harvard Medical School.
Then he'll go to Cambridge,
England, to take the Royal
College of Surgeons examina-
tions in surgery.
Open to Debate
Swarna probably will re-
main here until he gets set
tied, though that's a point
still open to debate, says Mrs.
Gunewardene. Swarna would
like to go to Cambridge when
her husband goes; her par
ents think she should wait
here.
Mrs. Gunewardene was in
clined to put her foot down
on this matter, but the Am
baSador told his wife, ''Never
mind, let her make up her
own mind" Free to make the
decision. Swarna seems less
determined, Mrs. Gunewar-
dene reported with q grin.
"She thinks about the apart
ment hunting and the house.
keeping and she is not so
ready to be off,"
The bride-to-be was hon
ored yesterday at a luncheon
Evening star., 1960-05-13
Church to Hold
Annual Outdoor
Art Show

The Georgetown PreSby-
terian Church will present
its annual outdoor art show
between 2 and 6 pm. to-
morrow in the garden Of the
church on P street. Both pro-
feSsional and amateur area
artists will exhibit.
Tea will be served again
this year, both in the Balch
Building and at tables in
the garden.
Chairman of the show is
Mrs. Royal Randall and on
the committee are Mrs.
Archibald King, Mrs. Leon
ard Weyl and Mrs. r.
Stephen Hulburt.
Evening star., 1960-05-13

the face or body-wherever you want to be tan.
Thousands of men. women and children :.
are satisfied users of Positan Not oily, greasy or
sticky. Does not contain iodine. Positan is not
paint, stain or makeup. Used as directed the
tan look it gives you won't come off with ordi-
nary washing or Showering
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Mt RAJNTER

Brick, 2-story; liv. rm. w/frepl.,
sep. din. rm.. table space kit, en-
closed porch, 2 bedrms.; full bsmt.
has kit. and rec. rm. w/firepl.
Possibility Of income property.
Asking only S14,5OO.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-542G

LANDOYER AREA-spacious spe-
cial; beautiful brick bi-level: to-
days living in today's setting. A
flne home arranged for ease OF
care inside and out. 3 bedrmS.. Q
full baths. Only S20,95O. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., REAL
TORS, WA. 7-45OO.
Evening star., 1960-06-24

MT. RAINIER-Big 6-rm. Colonial
on deep. level lot: recently redec
and close to everything; a real buy
at Sl0.S50. with $3.50 dn. and nc
red tape. Call til Q pm, WA. Z.
5000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO,
Evening star., 1960-06-24

RIVERDALE-only S15,5OO: hot
water heated; 3-bedrm., 2-bath;
Cape Cod.
CASUAL LIVING"
Walk-out hSmt.: garage; vacant,
tmmed. occupancy,
W ] NICHOLAS HE 4-1OOn
Evening star., 1960-06-24
N. ARLINGTON

You won't find another house like
this for the price in the York
town-Williamsburg school area
There are 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, a
rec. room with fireplace, as well
as an equipped kitchen With many
other extras. Wall-to-Rall car
peting teing one feature. Al
though 1t is an almost-new home
there is an abundance of shade
trees and lovely landscapinR
Price is Just S25,50O. TIE. 6-i4I5,
Evening star., 1960-06-24

LEWISDALE, 1000 West Park drive
-2la-year-old split-level, cor. lot:
3 bedrms., ga baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., equip. kit, den, rec. rm.,
carport. BY OWNER. $3.50
down. HA. 2-192S.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
FAILS CHITRCH
j. LEO KOLB co.
NEAR ST JAMES
Mannas Rlty. JE. .2-311O
FANTASIA

This all-brick rambler is a master
piece Of construction with a truly
unusual floor plan to suit the
most discriminating purchaser; 3
bedrms., 2la baths, center hall,
carport and rec. rm. with bar be-
yond compare; owner transferred: !:
priced under $4,000 and flrst
time offered. Call today p. W.
BERENs, Realtors 2160 N. Glebe,
Evening star., 1960-06-24

LEWISDALE - 3-bedroom brick
rambler: fireplace, family room;
fenced lot; storm windows. As
Sume 30-yRar FLA HA o-SA1R
Evening star., 1960-06-24
GARDEN LOVERS

Cute as a bugs ear is this charm
ing little 3-bedrm. rambler on a
beautiful lot with apple. peach and
cherry trees. Lovely neighborhood
and conveniently located near
schools; bus and shopping. Priced
ROSS HAWoRTH REALTY, INC.
5l59 Lee Hwy. KE. $1,000
HEARD OF CHEsTERBRoOK RD.? !?
Well, lust "a block of N. Glebe
rd. on Chesterbrook rd., we have
q beautiful rambler in spotless
condition on q lovely Handicapped
lot: q living room with fireplace,
separate dining room. 3 bedrooms,
"a baths, finished rec. room with
fireplace in walk-out basement;
attached garage and separate car
port. large screened porch; base
ia. 5-155O. ATLAS REALTY CO.
HERE is A SWEET 3-bedroom
rambler in q delightful section Of
Falls Church that can be yours
for only S925 dewn. Price FHA.
sic, $50 new loan. High and dry,
lovely shade. Quiet street where
living. Don't miss this unusual
buy. To see call JE. 2-262O.
JOSEPH W. sEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, 1l3 West Broad street,
Falls Church, Virginia.
HOLM HILLS, ALEX.-Year-
Sid q. .ths contemporary; tenn I oedTms. 2
previous owner transferred, must
sell. Priced $500 below market;
low dn. payment. so. $4,000, KE.
= nj.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
Stately brick colonial situated Inn
ARLINGTON

hAAhENO L YIN
Really different-really SEN
Sational la-acre lot of trees,
shrubs, atmosphere. And
the house is SPACIOUS,
Hall entrance. large living
rm with fireplace. Gift.
dining rm., 14x13 kitchen,
downstairs bedroom plus
small den and powder Fm.;
2 twin bedrooms UP and
full bath: basement, hot
water heat. Walk to Tucka-
hoe Grade School, Dennis
O'Connel Parochial High
School. Only S1e,950. JE.
$4,000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC, 701 W.
Broad, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ACRE LOT

AIR C0ND. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Is Gu. #. refer freezer. Chestnut
woodwork, natural finish: close-in
Glencarlyn Park, blk. of Rt. 30.
Price SlS,500. Assume So FHA
loan BY owner. ia. 5-5724.
Evening star., 1960-06-24
EXTRAS FREE

EVERYTHING for the dis
eliminating buyer is offered
in this charming, 2-year.
young brick home, in desir-
able CheSterbrook area Of
Mclean, on large beautiful
lot; 4 bedrms., 3 full baths,
GAIT. liv. rm., formal din.
rm.. dream kitchen, 26x30
nnished rec. rm., diversified
attached garage. Priced for
immediate sale at S31 $50.
Call THE DARBY CO.. ex-
elusive agents, IA. 5-9393;
ewes, JE. 4-0491.