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Evening star., 1960-11-10

Democrat of Montgomery,
would provide 1912 new State
awards to students. bringing
the total to 1889. In most
cases, room and board allow
ances would be eliminated to
keep the cost Of the program
down.
State scholarships would be
administered by q new scholar
ship board instead Of the De-
partment Of Education.
Transit Faces Trouble
The proposed metropolitan
transit authority seems des-
tined for heavy going when it
reaches the General Assembly.
The new agency would regulate
and possibly operate transit
systems in the city Of Baltimore
and Baltimore and Anne
Arundel Counties.
But the idea is strongly OPP
posed by State Senator Louis
N. Phipps, Democrat of Anne
Arundel, who is expected to
block the measure in the Leg
islature.
Another controversial meas
ure indorsed yesterday by the
Legislative Council would pro-
vide for a S per cent increase
in the State income tax and
would authorize local govern
ments to impose a ! per cent
sales tax.
The tax increases were pro-
posed by commissioners and Of
ficials Of several counties.
Passage Of the tax bills by the
legislature seemed unlikely,
however. Gov. Tawes and many
legislators often have spoken
in opposition to such levies.
In other education matters,
the Legislative Council post
poned action for a year on the
merger Of three State teachers
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Dedicate Terminal

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 (AP).
"A new $250,000 freight
terminal was dedicated here
yesterday at ceremonies at
tended by Gov. Tawes and
other officials. The terminal
will serve the Yale Transport
Corp. and American Freight
Forwarding Corp.
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to corporations trying to at
tract industry raised strong
objection.
With returns In from 1901
polling places out Of 1888, the
vote was 162,240 In favor to
103 ,649 against.
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Counties and municipal cor
porationS were easily granted
the authority to carry out
urban renewal propects limited
to slum clearance. The tally
was more than 100000 for and
5000 against.
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Buzuur at PooIesviIIe

The Women Of st. Peters
Episcopal Church, Poolesville,
Md, will hold their annual
bazaar and turkey dinner from
4 to 8 pm. Saturday in the
Poolesville High School audi
torium.
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Maryland Council OKs
Scholarship Increase

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10 (AP)-The Legislative Council, in
its last meeting before the General Assembly
January has Endorsed heavy load Of bills including measures
that would increase State scholarships and Baltimore
area metropolitan transit authority.
The scholarship proposal drafted Delegate Blair
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Potomac Compact Wins
As Do Other Proposals
By the Associated Press

new Potomac River compact with Virginia and all Is other
proposals the ballot in the election last Tuesday
proved by voters according to unoal and incomplete returns
1t nip and tuck Of the questions yesterday
the tabuang of the votes Jagged behind that in the
Interesting political races.
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that most Of the families needed
welfare help. Mr.. Shea de-
clined to comment today on
the minority report.
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BOTH STORES

Lone Imported New Guineo Wood Living
Room TobIes; end, eoektoil or step-end
styles.
Solid Oiled WoInut Cocktail TobIe,
2O'x70", from the American Design
Foundation collection.
Lone Imported New Guinea Wood Ex-
tension DropIeof Dining TobIs with Ieof;
opens to scot 8.
Lonsoere 90" Decorators Soto with
solid walnut exposed frame; foam rub
Der cushions, erope tone upholstery.
Lane Imported New Guinea Wood g.
Piece Junior Dining Suite; extension
toble with z leoves, 4 side and z arm
chairs with cone backs, 4s" china base
ond china hutch with sliding gloss doors;
complete.
Lone Imported New Guineo Wood
Apiece Bedroom Suite; oversize 30"
dresser bose, large fromed mirror, 46"
hiehboy chest and doube-size panel bed;
complete.
West Miehisen Decorators OIL WoInut
6-Pieee Bedroom Suite; 9-drower u"
dresser base, framed mirror, 5-drower
chest, duoI-size heodboord for z twin
outfits and 2 night tobIes; complete.
Selis Donish Import Teok 7-Pieee Dining
Suite; 40"xo0" extension table opens to
lO4", 4 side choirs, buffet and hutch
with sliding gloss doors; complete.
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NEW WAR MEMORIAL IN BETHESDA

Carl Darling of 1904 nwood Spring. gets prevew
at the memorial in the Woodmont
VIII be formally dedicated at Veterans ceremonies IL tomo
row. Among those participating will be Maryands
other officials The memorial dedicated the
Staff Photo " -
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Democrat Of South Carolina.
Senator Carlson, Republican Of
Kansas, will continue as rank
ing minority member.
=
CAPITAL ROUNDUP Air
Force needs six supply cata-
loguers tgeneraD, grade Z. no
status required. Call oxford
7-9275. The Air Force Of
flee Of Special Investigations
has given 10-year length OF
service awards to Robert Ed
ridge. Clara May Lyman,
Charles Russell and Amy Web
ster. -. The Army Audit
Agency has given sustained su-
perior performance awards to
Mrs. Audrey Duvall, Nathan
Cutler, Albert Katz, Clarence
hammers. Irving Lippman and
Joseph Modafferi. and a spe-
Icial service award to William
Scott. :. . Cabell Phillips, a
Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times, will dis
cuSs THE 1860 Presidential
Election in Perspective" at a
luncheon Of the Washington
Chapter Of the American So
ciety for Public Administration
lat 1890 pm. next Wednesday
at the Occidental Restaurant.
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COMMITTEE CHANGES -
Six liberal members of
the House Civil Service Com
mittee were defeated for re-
election. All were Democrats.
They are Foley of Maryland,
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Truck Kills Sd Brother
To Die in Accidents

The third Of six Southern
Maryland brothers to die in the
past four years was crushed to
death by a dump truck here
yesterday.
Phillip D. Bassford, 25, OF
Hollywood. Md, was killed when
he stepped into the path of a
dump truck while working on
the rebuilding of the sea wall at
Hains Point.
His two brothers were victims
OF oystering accidents.
Sons of Capt. William F.
Bassford, an oysterman all his
life, three of the boys decided to
follow in his footsteps and work
on the water. The other three
took jobs on land.
The first to die was James M,
30, who fell from a skiff in
February. 1856, while oystering
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Washington and vicinity -
Fair and colder tonight with a
low of 80 in the city and 20 in
the suburbs. Fair and colder
tomorrow.
Maryland-Cloudy and cold
tonight with lows ranging from
% to "a in the south, 26 to 80
in the north and the lower 20s
in the mountains. Partly cloudy
and cool tomorrow with a
chance of snow flurries in the
mountains.
Virginia - Partial clearing
and colder tonight with rain
to the southeast. Lows tonight
will range between 30 and 35
near the coast and between 26
and 80 in the interior. Partly
cloudy and colder tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chcsa-
peake Bay-Partially clearing
tonight and tomorrow. Winds
about Is to Is knots from the
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will flash the warning of any
enemy attack on the United
States.
Mr.. Lee said he told a meet
ing of the Florida Association
of Broedcasters that Kenneth
Miller an FEC assistant. will
be in New York November 81
for signing Of a contract be-
tween the AP, UPI and Air
Force.
The open line from NORAD
to the two wire services would
be paid for by the Air Force.
In the event of any enemy
attack" Mr.. Lee said, "the
alert would be triggered by one
man at NORAD. This line
would be used only once-in
fact. we hope it would never be
used"
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alone in a creek OF the Patuxent
River.
Members Of the family said
two years later the wife of Jo-
Seph E., 3S. was found hysteri-
cal and alone in a skiff near
the same spot where James
disappeared. She and her hus-
band had been oystering. He
fell overheard and drowned.
OF the three surviving
brothers, only Lemuel earns
his living on the water. Both
John E. and William F.. jr.,
have land jobs.
| Funeral services for Phillip
Bassford, who was married and
the father of two children, will
be at 10 am. Saturday in St
Johns Church in Hollywood
Burial will be in st. Johns
Cemetery.
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AP, UPI to Join
Conetrud Setup

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 10 (AP).-
The Nations two major wire
services will become an integral
part of Americas Conelrad de-
fense warning network, a Fed
eral Communications Commits
sloner revealed yesterday.
Commissioner Robert E. Lee
said the lines of the Associated
Press and United Press Inter-
national are to be linked di-
rectly to the North American
Air Defense Command head
quarters, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
It is the NORAD post which
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Wifets Cor Blows Up,
Husband Is jailed

OAKLAND. Calf. Nov. 10
AP'.-A homemade dyna-
mite bomb wired beneath an
automobile exploded yesterday,
injuring Mrs. Rosie Wilson, 80,
as she pressed the starter but
ton.
Police jailed her husband
John Wilson, So. and a friend,
Jack Taylor. and booked them
for investigation of assault with
a deadly weapon.
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Irwin Of Connecticut, Prokop
OF Pennsylvania, Harmon of
Indiana, Oliver of Maine and
Porter Of Oregon.
On the Senate side. only two
members were Up for re-elec-
tion-Senators Randolph Of
West Virginia and Jordan OF
North Carolina-sand both won,
However. there will be some
changes on the committee,
since some members have
achieved enough seniority
status to get other COMMITTEES
assignments. However, the COM
mittee will continue to be
headed by Senator Johnston
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Fixed erns
Up to Kennedy
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

Although the three Civil Service Commissioners have fixed
set by Congress Presdeneec Kennedy has the author
ty to remove any all Of them II he wishes the Attorney
General has ruled
owever 1t believed very unlikely Kennedy
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4
General has ruled.
However. it is believed very
would want to fiout the intent
of Congress in this matter.
The Attorney Generals opin-
ion was sought by the Civil
Service Commission some weeks
ago.
The Attorney General said
that, unlike commissioners OF
Government regulatory agen-
Icies which perform quasi judi
Icial functions, the csc is not
Ia regulatory agency in this
sense and hence the three csc
commissioners are subject TO
the will Of the President re-
Igarding their tenure.
The intent of Congress In
this matter. however. is clear
Several years ago Congress ap-
proved legislation giving the
three CSC commissioners stag
Igered six-year terms. The main
reason behind this was Con-
gress' feeling that such a sys-
TEN would assure a smooth
Transition whenever there is q
change In administration by
having two Of the three COM
missioners as holdovers to su-
Ipervise the Government-wide
program.
Also, Congress felt this would
safeguard the merit system
AGAINST any political patronage
Iinroads.
In view Of all this, Senator
Kennedy Is expected to retain
Commissioners Roger Jones
and Fred Lawton. Mr.. Jones
Is q Republican and chairman
Of the csc. Mr.. Lawton Is a
Democrat.
The situation in the case o1
Commissioner Barbara Cum
derson is academic. A Repub-
lican, Mrs. Gunderson's term
ends in February and she Is
certain to be replaced by a
Democrat.
MIR. Jones has four years to
20 on his term. while Mr.. Law
tons term has two years to run
OF course, President-elect
\ Kennedy may designate the
Democratic appointee to the
csc as chairman, leaving Mr.
Jones as an associate commits
sioner. But even here, there Is
at least a fair chance that Mr.
Jones might remain as chair
man. He has done an excellent
job.
"HAS TO BE BETTER
Government and postal en-
ploye leaders generally make nc
attempt to hide their satisfac-
ton at Senator Kennedy's elec-
tion to the presidency.
Things have got to be better
under a Kennedy administra-
ton than they were under Eli
senhower," Roy Hallbeck. pres.
ident Of the large Nationa,
Federation of Post Office
Clerks, declared. They couldn't
be any worse.
We're not under the illusion
that we will get things just fol-
! the asking" Mr.. Hallbeck said
I'VE have to work hard for tht
. benefits we get. But at leas
we feel that we will receive les
/ opposition from the Kenned!
administration than we received
| from this one on virtually ever!
. piece of beneficial employ,
: legislation. We have reason tt
feel that there will be a friend
lier atmosphere toward posta
and Federal workers by th'
new administration.
4 + +
COMMITTEE CHANGES -
, Six liberal members O.
. the House Civil Service Com
mittee were defeated for re-
election. All were Democrats.
They are Foley of Maryland
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tonight Appalachans
Lake region. Occasional
States the Pacific Washington Cali
On Scattered snow expected the Northern tier States
the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Northern Rockies will be much
Plains and South and Central Rocke-AP Wirephoto Map
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(CONIlNUEDl

MACARTHUR AREAi s22O-conv.
to Army map, Model Basin, Chain
Bridge or center Of town. 3 bed
inns, bath, ali eonveniences. Ex-
eel cond. MRS. NEBLETT, HA.
1-7275 ewes.
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA-July
IL to Aug. IL. Beautifully furn..
3 bedrms., ga baths. screened
porch, library, TV, air r-cond., dish
washer, disposal, washer: just
bring clothes, everything furn. incl
utils,. and cleaning maid; $500
TU. 2-2467.
SILVER SPRING. e2O Highland DR. :,
Woodside pk.-6-rm. stone bum
galow, very nicely furn.. fene. I'd
full bsmt.. gar: 5000. JU. 9-7234
WESTGATE = Charm: lovely lot
awninged patio. lge. mod. GE kit
with eating space. Excel. furn
liv: rm. din rm., b.rms. LIST fl !;
3rd dorm. room: 5000. GOVT
EMIL. REALTY CO.. OIL. 6-1719
5f25 18th ST. N.W.-s rms. love
y furnished. $3.50 mo. PENNY S
REALTY, Tu. 2-1111 or JU
S-405O.
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HOUSES FURNISHED To Rent

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 3749 OIL
liver st.-5-bedrm. house, 2 baths,
nice for family. $3.50 mo. KE.
7-lS44.
GEORGEf'N--Immed. SO mo, oc-
cup. neat, furn. 2 b.r., lge. liv.
rm., mod. kit; rec. rm., patio.
Govt. Empl. Realty Co. OIL. 6-1719
G'T0WN--3 bedrms., lge. liV. rm..
patio; July-Aug. DU. 7-1331 or call
Mrs Dawson, AID. 4-7200 bet. 9-2
IIYATTS.-2 Q bedrms. liV. rm. din.
rm. elect. kit. bsmt. all utils. incl
s140 WA. 7-6S27.
KENSINGTON-July l0-Jan. / Twill
consider shorter term); 5 bedrms.,
3 baths; yr.-old home in attrac.
area; ideal for children; $3.50 mo.
Miss Ringland, OIL. 2-449S.
MITCHELL, BERRIES e. RING
LAND, OIL. 2-3456.
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The Stars brandnew 1860 Fishing Guide the biggest and
published
type
pnpoins
Fishing
better copy your copy
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

English-type Colonial
home on circling street facing
Rock Creek Park, cloSe-in. Center
marble -floored foyer with wrought
iron, open circular stairway. liv
m, I6x27, din. rm., l5x17
a oedrm. and full bath on lst fir
Screened porch leading to walled
patio. Central air cond Maid s
quarters over Gear garage with
elec. .-eye door opener. Large lot,
superb landscaping. Truly a mag
nificent home with every con-
sideration for gracious living. Can
be purchased - under cost due
to death in family SHOWN BY
APPT. TO APPROVED PUR-
CHASER, RA. 3-9233.
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DORCHEsTER APTs.-1, 2 and 3
bedrms.; air cond.. garden-type:
swimming pool. utils. incl: ga
Pentaeon, walking distance TO
shopping, churches and schools.
2040 Columbia pike. IA. 7-O3Ob.
Evening star., 1960-07-07

ALWAYS call THRIFTY for your
moving and hauling. reas. DI.
1852 days, LU. 1-45S1 ewes. We
give special rates to. persons who
call q week or more in advance.
ARE you MOVING SOON?
Do you want professional care ano
full coverage for your valuable
items and furnishings? Do YOU
wish to pay less than ever foI
moVingP Then call
d C. VAN LINES
ST. 3-1222 ST. 3-229S
g
CAPITOL CARRIER MOVING CO
can handle ! piece or full load
very reas. DE. 2-1263, day Of
night.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE. -
VIII accept surplus furniture al
part payment on your moving
storage Reas. rates, IA. 9-2937
HILLS TRANSFER co. sp 3-O66f
-Coverage. reputable work only
low tarifI. free estimates
HILLS MOVERS LO I-9500-
Authorized ice fast careful serv-
ice. installation service
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches, q speciality. s. L. NOR
RIS. TU. 2-1150 or TU. 2-S902
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET O
across the country; safe storasI
in separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION sToR,
AGE CO.. INC. Est. 1906.
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POTOMAC VALLEY DREAM! :

POTOMAC VALLEY DREAM! =
Beautiful, 4-bedrm., 2l2-bath brk.
Colonial on a quiet circle high
above the Potomac Valley. within
bedrm. and full bath on lst floor !
Out-of-ground rec. rm. with fire.
place; screened porch, built-in ga
rage. Lot is indescribably beauti-
full! Come and see the DELIGHTFULLY."-
private patio beside a stream.
Low 30s! FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-14ll. call Mr. Rhodes,
OIL. R-1AA0 OIL. A-n0OH
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COLORED-RIGGs PARI
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CoLORED-RIGGS PARK-semi-
det. brick: lst-fl. powder rm., 3
bedrms., tiled bath, rec. rm.. Wv.
carpeting, plus extras
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3060
COLORED RIGGS PARK = AS
sumo 412oo GI loan: semidet.
brick; o large rms, powder rm,
mod. kit, knotty pine rec. rm.,
> porcheS. Special terms to right
party.
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. 9-3144
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SHEPHERD PARK

3-hedrm.. semidet brick home
Priced to sell. To see call HARRY
ATKIN, RA. 6-S7S9.
SAM BLANKEN &; CO. IA. 9-520t
SPRING VALLEY; S39,95O = At
tractive brick Colonial with spa
ciouS living room, dining room
study, well-euuipped kitchen, DOW
der room on 1st floor; 4 bed
rooms, . baths on 2nd floor. Stor.
ake .ttic: above-grade recreation
room with fireplace, bath and ga,
rage. See IL today. JAMES z
SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00: ewes, OIL
4-7693 or WO. 6-140S.
TAKOMA PARK--Large, 3-bedrm
center-hall Colonial. near schools
shops and buses. din. rm.. ful
basement. A real buy for Sl4,50o
TAKOMA REALTY. JU. $1,000.
WAKEFIELD
Premium location. Choice 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; walk to schools
transp., shopping; an unusually
good buy; priced in the low POS
with flexible terms. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-IsO0; ewes. HO
2-0S66.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Charmi g.
bedrm. home, ia baths. featuring
living rm., sep. dining rm., kitch-
en- and screened side porch. Beau
tiful trees and HANDICAPPED lot
Priced in upper 30s. o. P. SMITH
4 BROS, INC, OIL. 2-647s; ewes
JU. S-37a2.
COLORED-UPPER 14th sT.-Lpe
modern, detached; s. bedrms
pchs., . baths: yard; 2-car gar.
owner leaving, des. quick sale. reaS
terms. sTRoUP, RA. $500.
COLORED-REDEC. BRK., desirable
upper 18th st. location; 2 bedrms.
2 baths. porches; low dn. pymt
TU. 2-7a00; ewes, HA 2-s4S1
COLORED-FOR LARGE FAMILY;
1900 blk. Columbia I'd. nv
bedrms, liv. rm., 3 kitchens with
din. area. 3 baths, plus bsmt. apt
with kit. S13.950. with s1.jOO
down. Will trade. Mr.. DAVID,
EX. 3-3363.
COLORED-DETACHED BRICKS
1896 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
ASSUME LARGE 4izfS LOAN
1247 UNDERWOOD ST NV
, bedrms.: front porch: basement
1859 UNDERWOOD ST NV
3 oedrmS.: baths den and rec
room
14th AND TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
3 bedrms. > baths. rec. rm attic
18th AND WHITTIER ST NV.
3 bedrnS. 2i2 baths. alr-cond.
$500 10th ST NV.
5 bedrms 3l7 baths den and ssr
ewes Ju b-60S4. JU. a-4f64
LOUIS RUDDEH. TU. 2-3O60
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

close to Alta Vista Ter. wis. ave
-, 5 bedrms., 1-leyel wibsmt. /:
5000 mo. rent. Po. 2-3799.
UNFURN. 5 bedrm. vic. Chevy
Chase circle preferred. Responsible
party. Box IT'D. Star.
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4a07 RAYARD BLVD

MASS. AND WESTERN AYES
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and bath: /:
completely redecorated: SS5. Key
at office.
A. S. GARDINER e. co.
1881 L st. NV. Ma. s-O334
COLORED-I239 GORMAN ST.
S.E.-5 rms, corner hrk. sos:
full bsmt. 10. 5-0742, Ii. $4,000.
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GEORGETOWN

Shop downstairs, apt. on 2nd fool
or use as residence. Low price anC
low down payment. New heating
plumbing and wiring. Reach fol
that phone and call George Hull
CO. $4,000 or ST. 3-1200.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Oldel
home needs redecorating. Livinl
rm., din. rm., den, kit, 1st A.
3 lge. bedrms., bath, 2nd floor
Walk-in closets; large corner lot
S15,750. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
INC, OIL. 2-7006; ewes, OIL
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APTS. URFURNISHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Luxury type;
. bedrms., of f-street parking: air
conditioners permitted; close in:
nr. bus; S105 plus elec. IA. B.
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(CONTlNUEDl

ALEXANDRIA. GIL Lenore lane
Liy. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit,
2 bedrms., bath, util. rm., laundro-
mat and drier, screens and storm
windows. oil h.-w.h.. 36-in. attic
fan, boxwood shade; outdoor
barbecue firepl; S100 mo. Open
Friday and Saturday, ! to 9. I'D.
9-557l.. OWNER.
ALEX: Sl25-Like new, 8 bedrms.
tiled bsmt.; washer, drier: ideal
area. 3 minutes Pentagon. Vacant,
FL. 4-3l33, TE. 6-2003, FRANCES
REALTY.
ALEX, 405 Cambridge road
Charming white brick Cape Cod on
beautifully Handicapped lot; 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. mod: kit. fenced
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
REAITOR Ia 4-I40O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
HILLCREST

Delightful home on lge. lot with
garden and garage. Excel. trans,
playground, and school. Entrance
hail. q spacious rms. Tile bath,
Screen porch. Full bsmt. Sl7,950.
1919 K st LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
EN-. 3-l760 FE. S-3366
HILLCREST, of Penna. ave.-Air-
cond. detach. brick, with 4 bed
rms, 2 full baths, rec rm., level
lot, For inspection call JOSEPH
FIL1fPO REALTY CO, LU. 4-7717
NICHOLAS AVE.-Complete home
lst n. with efficiency apt, ind
A., priced TO SELL NOW. CURTIS
BROS, LU. $4,000, ewes. LU.
4-0056.
WALK to school, bus and EaStover
shopping center: ASSUME EXTRA
LARGE AZ GI LOAN, S77.53 mo.
pay ALL 3-bedrm. brk., sep. din.
rm.. Ia baths; full bsmt. with
rec. rm.: fenced yard. T. D.
BURGESS, REALToR, RE. $500
WHEELER RD.-6-rm. brk. semi I;
Ia baths. plus 2-rm., bath, bsmt.
apt. S14 500. FLA terms.
BURKE g. COMPTON RLTY., INC.
REDWOOD 6-2l00
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Premium location. Choice 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; walk to schools
transp., shopping; an unusually
good buy; priced in the low 20s
with flexible terms CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-Is00; ewes. HO
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ARL., NORTH

ARL., NORTH
2-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER, with
full basement, on dead-end street;
immediate possession; S140 PER
MONTH.
2-BEDRoOM brick rambler, with
nice lot and garage; immediate
possession: S145 PER MONTH.
BEDROOM Colonial with beauti-
ful fenced lot, full basement and
rear screened porch, garage: i'm
mediate possession: $3.50 PER
MONTH.
3-BEDROOM brick rambler in ex-
cellent location; immediate pos
session; $3.50 PER MONTH.
BEDROOM brick Cape Cod with
full baths, full basement: i'm
mediate possession: S175 PER
MONTH.
GEO. H. RUCKER COMPANY
REALTORS
IA E-Q6QE
Evening star., 1960-07-07
BRIARCLIFF, SPRING VALLEY

AREA! = Handsome, 4-bedroom,
white-brk. Colonial with library,
with fireplace and bar, servant S
room and bath. screened porch,
slate roof. 2-car attached garage.
Price substantially reduced -
MAKE AN OFFER! FRANK s,
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411; ewes,
EN- O-d4I4
Evening star., 1960-07-07
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. CO.
FE. T-S656 EN-. 2-5S21

CHEVY CHASE-Colonial, wIlge.
rms; Blessed Sacrament Parish;
ideal for lge. family nr. good
transp. Priced in low 20s.
HURIAUX, REALTOR, OIL. 4-6164.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-OPEN
4123 Military rd. n.w.-3 to 8 bed
rms; good schools, playground
shopping center: also good transp.
Blessed Sacrament Parish.
S23, 3,500-Owner- Occupied, by
JOHN LIPSCOMB Wo. 6-73lS
Evening star., 1960-07-07
CATHEDRAL AREA

Lge. lY. rm. and library opening
onto lovely garden. Din. rm., pan
try, kit. and powder rm., bed
rms, > baths. Storage attic. Ca
rage. Vacant and ready for i'm
med. occup. Exclusive with
Evening star., 1960-07-07
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Charming q

bedrm. home, ia baths. featuring
living rm., sep. dining rm., kitch-
en- and screened side porch. Beau
tiful trees and HANDICAPPED lot
Priced in upper 30s. o. P. SMITH
4 BROS, INC, OIL. 2-647s; ewes
JU S-37Qo
Evening star., 1960-07-07

COLUMBIA AND CONN. AVE.
AREA. 1929 Mintwood pl NV
. rms, det. gar age, cedar fence
eied. Open Sat, Sun. IA. 1852.