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Evening star., 1960-04-19
Kennedy Takes
Dare by Foe
Agrees to Debate
With Humphrey

WHEELING, w. Va, April ls
(AP).-A face-to-face debate
between the principals in West
Virginia's May 10 presidential
preference primary was sched-
uled for election eve.
The challenge was issued last
night from the State headquar-
ters in Charleston of Senator
Humphrey of Minnesota and
quickly accepted by Senator
Kennedy of Massachusetts, now
on a personal campaign swing
into Northern West Virginia.
Senator Kennedy said he
would "be delighted" to accept
the challenge. This was a new
twist from the campaign lead
ing up to the Wisconsin pri-
mary, where Senator Kennedy
defeated Senator Humphrey
The Massachusetts, Senator had
declined to accept an invitation
from Senator Humphrey for
personal debate in Wisconsin.
A short time later, C. Tom
Garten. general manager of
WSAz-TV, Huntington, said
both candidates would appear
on an hour-long television pro-
gram on May 9 at 10 pm.
TV Program Set
The station at HUNTINGTON,
located at the Westernmost tip
of the State. covers Northern
Kentucky and Southeastern
Ohio as we'll as the surrounding
area of West Virginia.
Senator Kennedy explained
today that the reason for his
refusal then was that he felt
it would be harmful to the
party and the candidates tC
have intense personal debate"
He added: I'm view of the
way the campaign is evolving
in West Virginia, I can't accept
the current attacks without
fighting back"
He said that therefore he
would accept Senator Hum
phrey's challenge to debate ION
any occasion" whether it be q
single debate or a series. Sen
ator Kennedy suggested that
maybe television would be the
most effective way"
Tactics Shift Explained
The debating mood of the two
candidates underscored the
bristling attitude already ex-
pressed by Senator Kennedy
a Roman Catholic, in tackling
the religion question.
The change in tactics, Sen
ator Kennedy told newsmen
See WEST VIRGINIA, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-04-19
81 Are Killed,
300 Wounded
In Seoul Alone
Election Protest
Continues Despite
Martial Low

SEOUL. Korea, April 10
(AP).-Violent demonstrations
against President Syngman
Rhee's tactics killed and
wounded scores of persons, in
cluding several policemen, in
South Korea'S major cities
today.
Mr.. Rhee called out the army,
clamped down martial law and
Riots Pose Test for Koreans in United
Stotes Forces. Poee A
imposed local censorship. But
the rioting ragged into the night
in defiance of the govern
ment's moves.
The death toll continued to
climb. Newspapers checking
hospitals said they counted 81
killed and more than 800
wounded in Seoul alone. The
wounded included two Ameri-
cans.
The death toll appeared sure
to go higher in the outbreaks
protesting government strong
arm methods in last months
election.
U. S. Expresses Concern
The riots brought an unusual
expression of concern from the
United States for the demon
strators' grievances. The United
States fought a three-year war
in Korea to keep the Commu-
nistS from capturing the entire
country.
United States Ambassador
Walter P. McConaughy paid a
personal call tonight on Presi-
dent Rhee. The embassy said
the Ambassador sought to "re-
view developments and express
his concern that measures
adopted to maintain law and
order would take into account
basic causes and grievances be-
hind the disorders"
Sporadic demonstrations have
fiared since the March Is bal
loting to underscore opposition
charges of stuffing ballot boxes,
restricting opposition meetings
and police brutality. Many of
the demonstrators were stu
dents, and this pattern of
youthful protest continued.
But today's was the worst so
far. Raging during the day in
Pusan, Taegu. Taejon, Kwang-
ju and this capital, the rioting
amounted tO virtual revolu-
tionary upheaval. Those five
cities were put under martial
law.
Students Begin March
This is what happened in
Seoul:
Thousands of students came
marching down the wide central
avenue of Seoul leading to
Mr. Rhee'S mansion. They
were from colleges and univer-
sites, junior and senior high
schools.
The wide boulevard was
clogged with the somber black
OF their school uniforms.
Seven hundred yards from
the presidents mansion, the
students halted. Thirty yards
in front of them was a row of
armed and helmeted police.
The police had one fire truck,
See KOREA, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Outcome Is Uncertain
In Rhee's Worst Crisis
Riotine Indicates Millions in Koreu
Believe Charge of Rugged Election

TOKYO, April 10 (AP)s-Riotous antgovernment dem
cmaxed by vertabe uprising in Seoul today
have presented Syngman Rhee with the graves internal
crisis of his IL years of power in South Korean.
There is way of predicting the outcome of the nation
wide unrest sparked BY high school university students
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Rights Bill Gets
Ru|esGroup0K
Passage by House
Is Due Thursday

The civil rights bill as
amended by the Senate was
quickly cleared by the House
Rules Committee today for ex-
pected final passage Thurday
in the House.
The committte voted "a to
send the measure to the House
floor under a resolution allow
ing one hour of debate and a
roll call on whether to agree
to the 16 amendments made by
the Senate.
House adoption of that reso-
luton would complete congress
sional action on the bill and
view of earlier topheavy House
Adoption seemed certain in
view of earlier top-heavy House
and Senate passage of some
what different versions of the
legislation.
Changes Mild
The four Southern Democrats
on the l2-member committee
voted against clearing the bill.
The vote came in closed session
after an open meeting at which
no witnesses appeared.
While still opposed to the
measure, Southern Democrats
on the Rules Committee aban-
doned their fight in the face
of apparently unbeatable odds.
They originally succeeded in
bottling up the House bill for
half year, and were ready to
fight a delaying action again
if the Senate had materially
amended the measure.
The Senate changes were
viewed by Southerners as rela-
lively mild compared with what
could have happened.
Major Provisions
Major provisions of the bill
as passed by the Senate:
/. Attempts to obsruct any
Federal court orders would be
punishable by fines up to $1,000
and Imprisonment for one
year. The House version linn
tied the penalties to obstruc-
ton of school integration
rulings.
2. Crossing a State line to
avoid prosecution for bombings
or possession of explosives for
use in bombings would be a
Federal crime. as would false
bombing threats and aiding in
transportation of explosives for
bombings. The House bill cid
not apply to persons who
helped transport explosives for
bombings.
3. Voting records in Federal
elections would have to be pre-
served for at least % months.
The House required preserva-
ton of records for "a months.
4. The Government would
have authority to provide
schooling for children Of serv-
icemen in areas where integra-
ton orders closed public
schools. The House measure
provided authority for the Gov
ernment to take over local
schools built with Federal as
sistance when the schools were
closed by integration.
5. Federal courts could ap-
point referees to insure voting
by Negroes. The referees could
register voters who met
State voting requirements, after
hearings arranged by the
courts. The House bill did not
provide for hearing arrange
ments to be made by the courts.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Du|IesAirport
River Sewage
Held Inevitable
Budget Bureau
Sees No Way to
Avoid Dumping
BY JOHN BARRO,
Star stah Writer

The Federal Budget Bureau
today said it is inevitable that
sewage from Dulles Interna-
tional Air port will be dumped
into the Potomac above the Dis
trict's water intake for a period.
There is now no conceivable
way to develop a plan to avoid
discharging effiuent above the
intake for a least a while"
said Deputy Director Elmer B.
Stats.
1T is either that or keep the
airport closed"
Mr.. Stats declared this tenn
porary solution to the contro-
versial airport sewage problem
became unavoidable when Con-
gress last year rejected a $3.2
million plan to pipe waste from
Chantilly to the Districts Blue
Plains treatment plant.
Whole Year Lost
"The plan submitted last year
would have prevented dumping
above the Washington intake
at any time" he said.
But the proposed system
would have required 18 months
to complete. Now we have lost
a whole year. The airport is
scheduled to open July /, 1861,
and there simply isn't enough
time left"
Mr.. Stats said he could not
predict how long it will be nec-
esSary to discharge sewage into
the river above the point where
water is inducted into the sys-
TEN that serves more than q
million residents in the metro
politan area.
He also said he does not
know when a permanent solu-
ton to the sewage problem can
be evolved.
ANY final solution will take
some time" he said.
The deputy director reported
that budget officials have been
comforting with the Federal
Aviation Agency and that de-
cision about some type of Sys-
tenn to accommodate the air.
port will be made in the very
near future"
Consultation Indicated
He indicated that Federal
authorities will consult with
the District Commissioners,
National Capital Planning
Commission and other regional
planning groups before making
it. however.
The system the Budget Bu-
reau is likely to recommend
probably will entail construc-
ton of a treatment plant near
Chantilly, he said.
Asked if the Budget Bureau
recommendations will coincide
with those made by the FAA
in a still undisclosed report
See SEWAGE, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-04-19
BY BETTY MILES
Star staff Writer

Resolutions calling for a
congressional investigation of
the Cultural Exchange Pro-
gram and opposing teen-age
voting we're presented today
to the 69th Continental Con-
gress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Mrs. William A. Decker,
chairman of the National Reso-
Other OAR Stories ond Pictures.
Poee All
~@--~-~-
lutionS Committee, presented
several resolutions to the men,
bers in Constitution Hall.
Members also we're asked to
stand firm for American SOW
ereignty and control over the
Panama Canal, to urge State
and national legiSlations to
fight traffic in pornography
and to study Communist tech
niqueS in order to fight Com
munist propaganda.
Mrs. Decker reminded the
Daughters that suggestions for
resolutions come from the
grass roots of the society, in
Guiding individuals, chapters
and State societies.
The resolutions committee
does not make the resolutions, :"
Mrs. Decker said.
In all, IA resolutions were
Evening star., 1960-04-19
TIE NIEAruHn. Full Report
s'IL '6AIHIN. on Poee Az

District and vicinity-Clear and cool to-
night with chance of frost in the suburbs,
low near 40. Sunny and somewhat warmer
tomorrow. High and low of the last "a
hours: High, II, at am. yesterday; low,
40, at 5:45 am. today.
Evening star., 1960-04-19

Other OAR Stories ond Pictures.
Poee All
Evening star., 1960-06-15

LANGLEY PARK = . very clean
semidetached 3 bedroom brick
homes. one with screened porch:
vacant. S419 Navahoe drive, S403
18th ave: Sl25. A. j. KESSIN-
GER a. CO., JU 9-4544.
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Frederick w. BerenS
HOLY
REDEEMER

Parochisl school is the parish TO!
this sll-brick Cape Cod with 4
large bedrooms. = full baths, rec
reation room, screened porch and
a pretty wooded lot. Don't let this
one go by. Go buy this onel S2l,-
Evening star., 1960-06-15

ALEX. AREA baths. 3 oedrms.
firepl.. sep. din, rm-; near schools,
shops bus / blk; swim. pool avail
Conv. Melpar, Pentagon, D. c.;
SI35 AD. 4-671O.
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CONN. AVE. PARK

NS1N1N. n " Il. A1lIA
Assume 4i2e; CT loan on this hand
some brk Cape Cod, featuring 3
bedrms, {! baths, liv. rm., din rm,,
and kit. and tiled daylight bsnt.,
perfect yard for summer enter
tanning too! This one won't last
long. 10. 5-2S6O. -
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CUSTOM M-DESIGNED NEW HOMES
-Ramblers, Cape Gods, Split-lev-
els, 3 and bedrmS.. Z baths.
Priced from S24.T50 to S2s,500.
Call 10. $1,000.
OPEN EVENINGS For Your
Evening star., 1960-06-15
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

EDGEWATER, MD. - 7-rm. house
. acres; large barn; Sl7.5OO. OF
v,ill exchange for house near d. c
University 1855.
OAKLAND MILL RID, Howard
bedTms., fun bsmt.. oil hot air
heat; fireplace. ali brick. storm
windows and doors. Only SIS
500, with l-aere lot. Open for
INSPECTION, Mon, Tues. Thurs
Fri, from ) pm. 70 s pm. On
sat. from pm. to s pm For
further information. calf ALICE
M SHANK, Ellicott CITY 464 and
waterloo 1850. Closed on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Virginia Property Owners
OUR COMPANY takes persona
pride in its Property Msnagement
Program, For quick and satiSfac'
tory rental Of your property cal
IA. 5-l207.
TINKLE PROPERTIES, INC.
310l Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
HOUSES uMFURE. TO RENT

AIR CoND.; l yr. old: nearby Md,
90 Minis, to downtown - bed.
rms. l. "a baths. elee kit, fenced
yd. and patio; S135. WA. 7-9149
AIR CONDITIONED brand-nev
homes adjacent to Prince Georges
Country Club: 2 bedrms., IL
baths. completely equipped Kit,
large liv rm and separate din
rm.: available immed.: completely
air cond only S130 mo. Call Mr.
Lawler, FE. 10000. ALLEN &
ROCKS, INC, Realtors, POLL K
st. NV.
ALEX, vic. Russell I'd. and Mt
Ida -stopy brick det.: 3
bedrms., bsmt, fenced. Refined
section: immediate occupancy
ApDt. only. IA. 5-G333.
rec. rm., Get the Facts From
ANAFAX,' Annandale, CL. $4,000
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
)WN & COUNTRY REALTY
KE R Rnnn

MCLEAN, soiona Village, 1900
Kurtz rd-3-bedrm., 2i9-bath
brk. split-leyel. Centrally all
cond, rec. rm., screened porch
SlS5. Vacant Call Mr.. Marcus
YEONAS, DU. $4,000 or IA. 81
0lQs
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BETHESDA AREA
HOMES

S16,95O. Convenient elem.
schools and NH, 4-bedrm
2-bath, brick Cape Cod.
lmmed. possession.
. Sl9.450. Convenient Naval
Hosp; attrac. 3-bedrm., .
bath, brick rambler; liv.-
din. area with firepl., all
elec. kit, immense rec, rm.,
full bsmt,. fenced yard.
Conv. elem. and Junior his.
and NH. Contemporary brk.
rambler with center hall,
spacious liv. rm. with fire.
pl. and din. ell. All-elec.
kit, with brkfst. alcove, 3
twin sized bedrmS., :, baths;
full bsmt. with study and
partially finished rec. rm.
with firepl Carport entr.
to kit, lge. 5A'c trust
available.
. S33. 500 new Williamsburg
Colonial conv. Old George-
town interchange; center
hall, liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., all-elec. kit,
> bedrmS. and bath on first
floor; > master bedrmS. and
bath on 2nd floor. Full bsmt.
S36,950-BuiIder will con-
slider trade; new. quality
built brick rambler in select
Bethesda community Of fine
homes. Center hall. formal
din. rm., all-elec. kit with
brkfst. area. 3 twin-Sized
bedrms, 3 full baths; full
bsmt. with party-size rec.
rm., . fireplS., ser porch
or csrport. Beautifully ap-
pointed throuehout.
KORZENDORFER
EALTOR OIL. 4-Sl1
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GREENWICH FOREST-shsdy cor.
ner site, 4-bedrm. brick rambler,
living rm. with firepl, oyerlookjnE
rear yard and patio, formal dinirs
rm. large kitchen. full bsmt. with
firepl, compl tiled. pa baths,
screened porch, garage owner
leaving town, must be sold. Low
3Os. Ewes. Mrs. Moore. Oh
4-31O6. o F SMITH q BROS.
CO., OIL 2-641S,
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FRUIT TREES

Abound on the lovely lot which is
the setting for this So foot Gus
/ tom brick rambler. Located be-
1 tween Sligo Park and Colesyills
rd., this well-constructed homS
/ oferS 3 bedrooms. 2 fully euuippei
family kitchen, separate dining
room; Sxl6 den and rec. room.
aWsy. To top IL of. a nice larRs.
5laf, loan to be assumed So, call
US now! S2450O.. complete.
James G. Conley & Co.
9525 GA, AVE, JU 9-4l34 TIL .
HOME THAT THE FAMILY CAN
/ ENJoY--Split-levelS: priced front
SS,50O to $4,000; 4 bedrrns. .
fun baths, family Kitchen and
HUGH T, PECK, 1926 Ga Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
JUST LISTED in Takoma Park
with md floor. expandabia: .,Si4.-
e50; both available on verS sstis-
factory terms. RIPLEY CO.. JU.
kENS,-Dream home for couple;
oedrms., sep, din. rm: S1s.5Qar
GiULlANo Real Estate OIL. 4-lI00
KENsINGTON = Iiamac. 2-bedrm.
doll house, featuring
OUTDOOR LIVING"
With a 81 900 aluminum-cove
patio. Only S1",250 with S400
dn and payments less than rent.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 5-0sO0
KENSINGTON AREA-MUsT SAC.
RIFICE brk -and-framc, l-yr -old,
bi-leVel, center-hsll entrance: liv.
rm., din. area. all-elec kit 4
bedrmS, baths: assume iarps
loan SI3l per mo. p.Lti: nr.
school shopping. 10 5-sH30.
@ A. ScHLEsINGER Co
ENSINGTON - New 4-bearm., .
bath rambler, with dsylieht bsrnt..
finished rec. rm.. GE color KIT
close TO y schools, shonuing ard
.rsnsp. Only S1.f00 dn. SEQ, 500
FHA. Ready for immed oeeup.
JOSEPH 8. DEVEREUX. INC. 10,
5-49ss.
Continued on Next PaseI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
American IIniv Park

American Univ. Park
New listing. Spacious, center-hall
brick Colonial, on fine level lot.
Lge. living rm., dining rm., up-to;
date kitchen, den, layatory and
screened porch: 4 excel. bedrms.
. baths on 2nd floor: lge. dormi-
tory rm. on 3rd floor; recreation
room with fireplace; garage; good
opportunity for a large family.
Price, 500. 800. Call JAMES z
SCHWAB, EN-. 9-5S00: evenings,
OIL. 2-14O9 or OIL. 4-7693.
UNIV. PARK-New
listing, Large brick Colonial
home in higher priced .neighbor-
hood. Immediate possession: S3l ::
$50 For details and appt.. call
MR.. RICHARDSON, EN-. 2-50S2,
with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.,
10. 5-l014.
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Detached
3 bedrms.. = baths. Den and pow
der rm. on lst floor. Priced in
low 3Os. Phone w. J. NEULAND,
Woodward Bldg, HO. 2-6443 be-
fore i am.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA-Over u acre of beautiful
lawn, with trees and towering
shrubs: brick rambler. with din
rm. or Sd bedrm. attached ga
Tase: only $3.50 dn., FHA; priced
Inv Al Slr nln
Evening star., 1960-06-15
COLEsyTLLE FARM ESTATES

Distinctive custom-built, 4-bedrm.,
2la-bath brick rambler: all rooms
lge., many custom extras. Wv.
carpet. True center hall, scr
porch, 2-csr garage. nearly an
acre C. ROBERT GRAY a. CO.,
JU. 5-6l0O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Town house with
separate income plus living otrs.
lovely yard: in good neighborhood:
excellent buy: terms. R. A. HUM
PHRIES, VIII o-4R.o
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CLEVELAND PARK

Conv. to Conn. ave-Lge. older g.
bedrm. home, ideal for the family
man; priced at S2S,950 Exclu-
sive with CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EN-. 3-lS00: ewes, HO. 2-4143.
CLEVELAND PARK, NORTH-City
living at its best. Luxurious mod
ern town house, only l block from
Conn. ave shopping and Is min
utes downtown by bus z beautiful
rms. and > tiled baths, including
study and super kitchen, garage
and Georgetown-type garden with
stockade fence: only S27,5O0. Call
our uptown ONCE, KE. 7-1S00 til
6 (after & call OIL. R-365O).
EuANNON 4, JiICJC 20
Evening star., 1960-06-15
hORLENUORF ER
REALTOR OIL. 4-slII
BEAUTIFUL ROSEMARY UiLLs or

BEAUTIFUL ROSEMARY HILLS or
! Sundale Drive, nr. NJ C.J Cor.
ner center-hall plan; 3-bedrm
1 ! lii2-bath brick rambler; only S22,.
I RALPH D. COIN, Lo. SSH
BRADLEY BLVD.-Unusually fine
4bedrm.. 2-bsth split with huge
| rms. throughout: den, family rm.
charming lot and other extras
/ EN-. 2-S2O6 DISTRICT-MARY
LAND REALTY, INC, Ewes, OIL
BRICK AND STONE RAMBLER
Liv. rm. for baby grand piano
and a kit. out Of this world. 2
unusually bright bedrms. : fun
baths. Gear garage, u acre Iot.
Assume an excel. s., loan,
GRAHAM co. JU 56010
Of beautiful landScspine, trees.
shrubs: WILLIAMSBURG Colonial
type brick, twin bedrms.,
baths, f1repls. hot-water heat;
CALL TILL . PPM.
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU a-39O0
CARROLL KNOLLs-YoU WILL
BE DELIGHTED with this 3-bed-
rm. Colonial, i q baths, l2e. scr
pch. immac cend.. corner lot
Close 10 school and trshsD.
N. S. BRYER CO. HE. 9-SiOO
CENTER-HALL RANCHER; gracious
living with PRIVATE SWIMMING
POOL. rec. rm.. . bedrms.. 3 full
baths. 2-car garaee: close to MOI.
and Johns Hopkins; mid-ROs Call
SHANNON a. LUCHS. Nd. ONCE
10. 5-0Sf4; ewes. JU. 1-5s43.
CHEVY CHASE CRoLLINGwooDl
-Deliehtful new WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial, bedrms., baths.
de luxe kit, family room. a-car
gar screened porch: quality
home with msny extras. OpGn
dsSy 7-dark. Dir. Out Conn
ave. to Leland St. right 10 Rolling
wood DR.. left on Lenhart To home;
or By appt to q. EN- 2-1iOU,
METZLER, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

MacARTHUR BLVD. AREA = OUR
FIRST PRESENTATION a bed
rooms. ia baths: charming old
home, in excellent condition with
lot, well Handicapped with possibil-
ity of an extra building lot; own
erS. leaving town: priced to sell in
mid 2Os, Ewes. Mr.. Charles Par
doe. OIL. 4 47g2. FRANK S.
PHILIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

: - ? : : WV sEto,' Vi. o. II !
PARK Rn. NV; $4,000 down: be.
tween 18th and 18th n.w.-Brick
Ssemidetached; 10 rooms, baths
L. ELLIS. REALTOR, RE. 7-5I4O
r ST. NV. mr.. Conn. ave.-Studio-
type house; II rms. 3 baths. oil
neat. spac. Ist fr.; high ceiling
MA S-SSTN
Evening star., 1960-06-15

WEsTMORELAND HILLS Desir,
able bedrms., . baths, . half.
baths; complete modern kit. ano
laundry; attractive drapes; ex-
cellent schools. $3.50. SIMMONS
PROPERTIES, DE. 2-5660. KE
T-19lO
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FOUR-BEDRM. HOME, in excel
Mclean location. Rec. rm., dream
kitchen, sep. din. rm.. many, many
features; $50 per mo-: immedi-
ate occupancy: other availabili-
ties. Sl25 through S215. Call Mrs,
stover, THE DARBY CO., JA.
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2 AN. n . pM. Ca1l EN "-TfnO
METZLER, REALTOR

BETHESDA-Sturdy brick and slate
English Tudor in excel. reiehbor-
hood Liv. rm.. din rm,. kit. den
and powder rm on main level;
2 bedrms., . baths up; recr. rm..
immac. cond. Mid-3Os
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CHEVY CHASE
1904 Glenmoor Drive

4-bedroom, 3-bsth, split-leVel;
daylight recreation room, sep.
lge all mod. kit. lst fir. cars
peted; earaee; well landscaped
Priced TO sell at once. S3l.900.
A. mortgase. Open daily, 2 10
Evening star., 1960-06-15

MANASSAS bedrms.; sos mo
or sell no dn. payt., SS7 mo
Vacant, move in. DU. $4,000
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CONN. AVE. TOWN H0USE-Shop.
ping and downtown bus only Q
block away from this beautiful
modern brick town house: Z lovely
rooms, including downstairs bed.
rm. and bath; luxury kitchen, ga.
rage and beautiful Georgetcwn-
type Garden with Stockage fence;
mid-20S. Call our uptown ONCE
KE. 7-lS00 til 6 pm. (after Il
pm. call OIL. 6-26jU), SHANNON
e. LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
LURIA BROS, REALTORS
IA - p=nn

ARL. : 3-bedrm., 21a-bath split
level in choice location. Avail
July /. Others avail. from Sl0C
JA, 7-666C
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BETHESDA AREA

DE- L I1GSOA AnGh
PARKWOOD-Spotless brk.-
and-stone rambler. Full din.
rm., big kit, dishwssher,
etc; 3 bedrms., firepl. in
full bsmt, many extras:
S"3,75O.
BETHESDA. Glenwood-Brk.
Colonial, many flowers, big
trees, > bedrms. and den
upstairs. paneled rec. rm.
and IA bath in bsmt.; ga
rage, pch.; S22,500.
BETHESDA, near Leland
School. Four-bedrm. Colo
nial; powder rm.. full bsmt.,
garage. close TO shopping
and bus; lower 20s.
LOCUST HILLSIDE ram
bier. Liv. rm., plus din.
rm. (34-ftD. dishwssher, etc.
3 bedrmS., > baths on eaT-
den level; big bedrm., bath.
rec. rm. with firepl.; 'front.'
age so #; S21,950.
WESTWOOD: S36.95O-New
brk Colonial Den. now
Evening star., 1960-06-15

sundale Drive, nr. MC.J.C.-cor
ner Center-hall plan; 3-bedrm
ll2-bath brick rambler: only S22,.