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Evening star., 1960-06-05
BASIC BENEFITS
mo Deductible)

Plan pays $40 a day hospi-
tai expenses UP to 10 days
plus amounts set by fee sched-
ule for obstetrician and anes-
thesiologiSt.
You pay the remainder.
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
After you pay 5000 (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 75%
Of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Private room accommoda-
tionS in a hospital.
Dental work.
Cosmetic surgery, except
that necessary for prompt re-
pair of accidental injury.
Treatment of mental and
nervous disorders and of pull
monary tuberculosis.
Patients in a hospital on
the date of enrolment.
Certain cases where double
coverage exists.
Drugs and medicines while
not confined in a hospital.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
FEDERAL HEALTH PLANS -
Which One Suits You Best?
'EALTH PLANS

The Star today the first four charts showing the benefits
that Federal employees will under the general health
plans available benefits program that starts
charts compiled Clifford Dodd personnel assistant the
District They will through Wednesday,
help employees choosing plan that suits their
suggest that employees clip the charts that will
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Expenses incurred while not

Expenses incurred while not
covered by the plan.
Illness or injury covered by
workmen's compensation.
Services and supplies not
prescribed by a physician.
Expenses which you have no
legal obligation to pay.
Personal comfort" services.
such as radio and telephone.
beauty and barber services.
Routine periodic physical
examinations; immunizations:
eyeglasses or hearing aids, or
examinations for them.
Travel, even though pre-
scribed; convalescent or Gus
todial care, or rest cures.
Care required as a result of
war or act of war occurring on
or after the effective date of
coverage.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

There is a maximum sup
Elemental benefit which can
be paid for a person during
any one benefit period. This
maximum per benefit period
is $4,000 under the high op-
ton, and $4,000 under the low
option. The maximum for two
or more benefit periods is
$4,000 under the high option,
$4,000 under the low option.
When the $4,000 or the
$4,000 maximum benefit has
been paid for an individual,
it can be reinstated upon &C
ceptable evidence of his in
suitability.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
BASIC BENEFITS

wv OCQuCJlDlGJ
Plan pays amount set by fee
schedule.
You pay any remainder.
See plan for income limita-
tions..
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
($100 Deductible)
After you pay S100 (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 800
of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

There is a maximum sup
Elemental benefit which can
be paid for a person during
any one benefit period. This
maximum per benefit period
is $4,000 under the high op-
ton, and $2,500 under the low
option. The maximum for two
or more benefit periods is
100000 under the high option,
$4,000 under the low option.
When the $4,000 or the
$4,000 maximum benefit has
been paid for an individual,
it can be reinstated upon ac-
ceptable evidence of his in
suitability.
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High Option
BASIC BENEFITS
(No Deductible)

Op 10 IaU UdyS PET duIIIIo-
sion in
Member Nonmember
Hospital Hospital
Plan pays In full $12 a day
You pay Nothing Remainder
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
($100 Deductible)
After you pay $100 (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 800
of additional allowable ex-.
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS

SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
$500 Deductible)
After you pay 5000 (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 75qo
of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
BASIC BENEFITS

NNO DeQuCJlDle)
Plan 900 of actual
pays In full charges
You pay Nothing Remainder
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
($100 Deductible)
After you pay $100 (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 300
of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
BASIC BENEFITS
(No Deductihlel

(NO DeQuctlble)
Plan pays up to 500 hos
pital expenses plus amounts
set by fee schedule for OBJ
stetrical and aneSthesiologist.
You pay the remainder.
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
After you pay $10O (the de-
ductible), then plan pays 800
of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Private room accommoda-
tionS in a hospital.
Dental work.
Cosmetic surgery, except
that necessary for prompt re-
pair, of accidental injury.
Treatment of mental and
nervous disorders and of pull
monary tuberculosis.
Patients in a hospital on
the date of enrolment.
Certain cases where double
coverage exists.
Drugs and medicines while
not confined in a hospital.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Expenses incurred while not
covered by the plan.
Illness or injury covered by
workmen's compensation.
Services and supplies not
prescribed by a physician.
Expenses which you have
no legal obligation to pay.
Personal comfort" services,
such as radio and telephone,
beauty and barber services.
Routine periodic physical
examinations; immunizations;
eyeglasses or hearing aids, or
examinations for them.
Travel, even though pre-
scribed; convalescent or Gus
todial care. or rest cures.
Care required as a result of
war or act of war occurring
on or after the effective date
of coverage.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS
$500 Deductible)
After you pay 5000 (the de-
ductible). then plan pays 759o
of additional allowable ex-
penses up to $4,000 maxi
mum supplemental benefit.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
BASIC BENEFITS
(No Deductible)
SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFITS

Same as for high option but
up to 80 days per admission.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Low Option
BASIC BENEFITS
mo Deductible)

Same as for high option but q.
up to 80 days per admission.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

MAJOR
FEATURES
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HOSPITAL ROOM
AND BOARD
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
L11o ~ rsNsn-z2

H.rs 1. s.lisStisiiL No STEPS
lo0xl46. close e schools and
plan; 26-tt. liy, rm,, bay Widowed
din. .Im.. modern kit. With aejoin-
tng laundry Im:. 8 hedrmss tile
baths "a clothes closets. 2 linen
s0'is:, g aS:r Soar sS. JUr ss. Sass
Dir: Out Conn. ave. ext. 10 saul
I'd l.. left to Summit. right to Glen.
ridge, right TO home. Mr.. Brad.
ford. W0. COAST on premises.
METZLER, EN-. 2-7400
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HoUsEs' FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES ron sAlE-Mp.

CHEVY CHASE yIEw-New s-bed.
sonpisisn sSah fss iCo 6sHs.'s r. Tis: ss:aiis 1s
aT.s assffaf ssli Mr. fstsit. IA. leg s7sis rs
A. 9; GARDINER d CO. INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BETHESDA AREA
HOMES

S1s,eoo-conv, NH, Naval
charming charm ,,l brick cape Cod.
pansiSis Dan Sis and md a.. s'AtIs hug. 70 psn. sn.
eled rec. rn1., fenced yard.
$26,950-An ideal home for
pie. Beautifully decorated.
.bedsm. brick rambler d4
2y 2S master bedrm0. 2
fuIl baths. entr. hall. liy.
rn1 rm. With With tirepl" sep. din.
With SrEfst.' SEfI'ts area. eSiPI fTii bsmt. nIt.
yard with outside fireplace.
$3a,750-Bradley Hills. An
ting, with tall trees. stream
brick-an6.ffrnamee0 S.fn e0n'GRRSlsrs ramSlers'
Liv. rm; with beamed cell
Sa1AS N9A bOAHs GlIGuAAI
driveway; price just reduced
$4,000, as owner is leaving
country.
$47,500 - Beautifully ap-
pointed, new. Early Ameri-
can Colonial. Center hall,
sep. din. rm., all-elec, island
kit. with brkfst. area, pan
eled study and powder rm.
on 1st d.; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
on IND n; paneled rec. rm.
with massive stone fireplace,
gear garage.
list Your Home Will
KORZENDORFER
r., -5S24 Wisconsin Ave-.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
H0UsEs ron sALE-Mb.
CHARM
PRIVACY
CONVENIENCE

eustom-built brick and
redwood rambler with hot-water
heat, on over M-aere corner lot,
tsr halL. nvint rrn. With corner
window, with view 81 seciuded
garden and covered patio. i3xSs
family Hm.. on dining Tm., and
modern kitchen with breakfast
elcoye.. q tWin-sizg bedrms., 2
eolored tub baths, all on one fioor.
stairs 70 attic, with another nm
isned room, rec. I'm. and shower
bath in bsmt. 2-ear eafport. Close
20 bus, school, stores. 2B minutes
from downtown Washington. BY
OWNER, JU. b-7363.
CHASE = Dutch Colonial;
center han. 3 bedrms.. baths,
Sss .:S; $50: 6sii 6sihi.e;i CwNEa. Z 'SSs go
Evening star., 1960-09-25

BRIcK RAMBLER near Mrs. KS
window and tireDise.: eOH ION iot has SlftS5 ioos
u, frontage. nicely shaded: S22,-
Qb0 RIPLEY co. III h-R1I1
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CHILLUM TERRACE
RRTNK PANFnT

BRICK RAMBLER
New listing. 1-owner home offered
to you for the flTst time. 3 bed
rooms, living rm. with flrepl., sep
arate dining fm., extra.large
kltcnen Tor large family. Huge
hsmt., outside entr., patio, and
Faaa&''fSsai Pa Sppfov.a SaOen sor y samai dSSn sSlS
payment.
Out New Hampshire
ave. across D. c. line approx. 1
blk. to Sheridan ct. (Top's Drive-
IN. turn right blk. to 703 and
Evening star., 1960-09-25
H0UsEs FOR sLLE-MD.

HILLANDALK, 1o414 Royal I'd
hedfms.s ga baths, 2-eaf gar.
full bsmt., lge. wooded lot; estab,
community near schools. $2b,60O.
HOME WITH CRARACTER: seciud.
ed center-hall. 3.bedrm. rambler,
modern kit, walk out bsmt., jalou.
sied sndpore porch, tree shaded lot. Lo
HUGH I. PEcK. 11e4e oscrgia Ave
IHade-Call for Free Appraisal
H0MEY ATM0sPHERE in Wood.
side PaEkl-Enjoy the freplacs
music room, din. I'm. ideal for
nanksgiyinS dinner. and Q kit.
iinlr.. inssS sn9ush for 2 family re;
Ssasa: toI ssr;; ssina a;ss ss4soS sSS
On easy terms. Eves,. JU. 6-l661
Crater MaTylane Prop, ~. e-iS46
INDIAN SPRING HILLS
PLASTER wall construction. 3-bed-
I'm. brk. rambler; IL baths on
Tm., 2 firepls., electric kit, Level
fenced yard, u blk. to Franklin
ave. bus. S22 900 FLA: $4,000
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
KEMP MILL: Z bdrmS, 2M bthS.
rec. m. 2 fiGspls. Name YOU
Own. pay. 10. 6-3ee7. Open or
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
KEMP MILL6-2-yeaT-old 4-ieve
SPLIT on cul-de-sae. back 70 wood,
ed park. Large 30-year AZ q
loan; owner must sell immediate.
II. 3 bAdInas., 2h baths, 2 FIRE.
places. VIII. 2-6090.
KENSINGTON-$14,95(
Your best buy In Q S-bedrn. con.
temporary modern; spacious rms
Well.landseaped yard, completely
fenced; nice kit. design. Ideal fol
young married couple, easy terms
TRADE TO-DAY. LO 1880.
eUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
KENsINGTONI Holy Redeemer
Parish-4 bedrms.. Q baths. din
rm... screened porch, full bsmt :;
lovely lot with trees, hrepl.;
coM%UkIrY REALTY. 10. 6-24sc
KENsINGTON = Honeymoon cot.
tage, 2-bedrm. home; close-in 10.
cation. Early inspection on thiI
spotless home. $12.e50. 10. 5.
2D90. HUGH 7. PECK, 1124t
Evening star., 1960-09-25

s-b.r. Care Cod. az b.; s2o.Boo
,s-b.r. Colonial acre lot; s1e.5Oo
, s-b.r. rambler. ssrass: S22.soo,
L
S-rm. split. I b.. new: sss.7oo.
-s-s.r. rambler. sarport; S2s,sSo.
Abr. Cape COD. 10 g.: S62.Boo.
). C. coNLEY co. Ju. o-41s4 TIL 0
Evening star., 1960-09-25
NORTHWOOD AREA

Assume large 5tsss loan on this
4-bedrm.: 3-bath brick rambler.
Custom features include: Modern
Kitchen with eating space. living
Im. with firepl., sep. dining rm.,
2Ox2O tnclosed porch, paneled rec,
fm.,, and carport. Immediate pos.
session syn to qualified purchaser.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
ONLY S3,3O0 DOWN

Directions: From D. c., out Piney
Branch I'd. or Colesville rd.. left
on University blvd. past -Four
Corners to BelVedere blvd, turn
right approx. 4 blks. to Lockridge
drive, and 1071S Lockridge. Open,
Evening star., 1960-09-25
oPPM oPPMEN SUNDAY ia

OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
New 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick and
frame, hi-level rambler. Must sell
S24,950, trade. Colesyille I'd e
Dale dr.. (MrS. K's), right 70 Gal
weston rd., right TO ez0e,
ARGYLE CLUB AREA
New 3-bedrm., 2h.bath brick ram
bier; lge. screened porch, daylight
bsmt.: garage; III acres. trees.
Ga. ave. 70 Layhiil I'd. (Rt. 1872
continue about miles TO Allan
wood, left on Marymount to 1910.
Must sell. trade. S32,950.
RADCLIFF REALTORS
JU. s-7744 JU. s-171s
DAMAsCUS-BFick veneer home on
u acre, 2 bedfms. expandihle to 4,
large liv. I'm. with nHepl.. din, nm,
full tiled kitchen and bath. large
side porch and garage; beaut.
handicapped lot with shade, fruit
trees and Shrubbery. Nice view.
Owner desires quick sale. at !S19,-
900. Adjacent vacant lots. Avail
able. CT. 3.266Q.
DAAaASCUs-4-bedFm. brick home,
half acre lot, basement garage.
assume existing managing, no red
tape. r. l.. SMITH. RealtoT, GA.
A AHnK
Evening star., 1960-09-25
OPEN II TII, SOLD

Directions: From d. c., out New
Hampshire ave. past Langley Park
20 Cresthaven drive Il blk. past
Htllandale Fire Station), left on
Cresthaven, approx 8 blkS. to
DeVere drive and left TO Open"
Evening star., 1960-09-25
NORTHWOOD AREA

NEW 3-BEDROOM, 3-BATH
SPLIT-LEVEL
Living rIn., sep. dining rm., paneled
entrance, huge modern KIT. with
eating space, sliding glass door
exit from both kitchen and dining
room to huge patio. Paneled rec,
I'm. Small down payment will be
accepted on this last house,
SI7,S90 q 80 and Sh% at S1o4.
Directions: From D. c., out deorgia
ave. to Dennis ave-, turn right TO
open" sign and 1404 Dennis.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
WOODSIDE FOREST

1889 CREsTRIDGE DR1vE-New
Brick Colonial; 4 bedrms.. den,
paie ar. LETT to Crosby I'd, right
TO Pin Oak dr.; left to crestridge,
G. ROBERT GRAY g. col
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BRYER PATCH
HILLANDALE HILLS

8 AND 4 BEDROOM RAMBEERs
I az e.csss. el sssa huSs %Sa' bedrooms. sss l1 .:p
arate liv. rn., sep. dining rm., 2
full baths, finished recreation
room with sliding glass door, plus
roughed-tn bath and bedroom or
dAn IN haaAmaak
Evening star., 1960-09-25

OPEN 2 TO 8
CHEVY CHASE-De luxe eustoua.
built rambler; 8 baths, sep, din.
rn., kit. with table space, brkfst,
nm, maids nm. rec. rm., mid 30s.
DIR: East-West hwy. to 3503 and
open sign; sn, c. p. FLETCHER,
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

3206 CU1GAGINos LANE
OPEN Sun, l.6
eolonss S1s'iR.d B.dra mIsSuIss: anS Ss:h HEiss Sss
large lfv. rm,. din. rm., Kit. on lat:
9 spacious bedTms. and bath On
2nd. Level lot. Close 70 d. c. bus.
Excellent value. IN low EOS. Perfect
for. small or retired family, Dir. :
Out Conn. ave-, right on Western
ave. to Cummings lane, left %
home. Mrs. Byrne, JU. 6.66o7,
on premises.
METZLER-EM. 2-740O
Evening star., 1960-09-25
65iO 18TH PLACE LACE
NEW BRICK RANCHER

OPEN SUNDAY, i ToS
8 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2a-ft. iiy.
rm., 1S-ft. kitchen, semifin. rec.
rn1., powder rm. in excel. bsmt.;
level lot 100x1S0, priceless trees;
quiet. street, 2 blks. to school, /
blk. to bus; conv. to Army Map
Serv. Out Macarthur blvd. to I'd
st. beyond Cabin John Rec. Gen.
ter, then right / blk. to home.
TOWN g. sUBURBAN. EN-. 2-s400
CARROLL KNOLLS-This immac.
brk. rambler offers flrepl. w/bfick
walls and beamed cell. in liv. nm,
sep: din. rm., elec. kit, 8 bedrms.
lsndSesped lot; $1s;95os; SLIGO
CHARLES COUNTY
Conv. to Indian Head missile plant.
Lovely Z We dst. home, s good eOnd;; 9
Lge. fen: lot. Price, S14,500. II. T.
RANDOLPH. RsaitOr. RE. e-46ss.
CHARM AND GOOD TASTE 90 with
this spacious S-room home. handy
to everything: for only S16,960I
either. RIPLEY Co. JU 5-611l.
CHEVY CHASE S19,250-Immae-
ulate, large brick Colonial with g.
generous size bedrms.; formal din.
rm.: liv. rm. with fireplace; fam
lily kit; extra features ind. rec.
room. screened porch and lovely
deep fenced wooded lot. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7100, q It'll 9.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Quality-
built rambler for the family liking
old-fashioned comfort; huge glass
ed.in porch; H.. AZ I bedrm:" a" "a 3 Deth:' sas'
BETHEsiDS II HOMES, NC. OIL. =
Evening star., 1960-09-25
COUNTRY LIVING

COUNTRY LIVING
Acc AREAS seTes; scenic noun
tain retreat; moderntzed 3.bed-
Ym., ] s.bath home; garage, sta
BILE: sale or rent, S136 mo.
0AITHERSBuRG - HAndyman's
speeial; II. lh-stSIry sEIE q p'ssSHpry sCH hom'
NORBECK-Lovely acre surrounds
this 4cbedrm. rambler: Tor only
oENEY AREA-Nsw 4-bedrm., 3
bath brk. veneer rambler: den, q
gar garage; many quality extras;
pOQLEsvILLE-spacious -bedrm.,
rage; on An acres With long road
frontage: owner will finance.
WIDE SELECTION or LOTS AND
ACREAGE.
SUBURHAN PkOPERTIES MOT.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
REALTORS

JU. 5-61O0 sl6 Ellsworth DR..
CABIN JOHN PARK 7-rm. home
with full daylight bsmt., oil fur
mace; lot 65x106; $4,000. Near
school, transp. and store. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor, 6109 BroGdI
st. OIL. 2-4253.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SCHOOL AREA

9704 NORWOOD LANE - Brick
rambler: Sl8.950
9706 NORWOOD LANE - Brick
Colonial: $l9,950.
e709 NORWOOD LANE - Brick
Cape Cod: S17,600. DIR: Frank
lin ave. and University blvd, Fol-
low Arrow Si0nR =
Evening star., 1960-09-25
FOREST GLEN

Brick Colonial. Living rm., sep
arate dining rm., paneled rec. nm.
nicely Handicapped large fenced lot.
Only S106.29 pays all. Shown By
appointment only. Call HE,
Evening star., 1960-09-25

81. Oh. E-4253.
CABIN JOHN, Of Persimmon Tree
rd.-Charming 6 rms. lovely I'd. |;
eonv. schools, shops; $13,500. Easy
terms. BY OWNER. EN-. 6-0796.
CABIN JOHN PARK. S22,500
Evening star., 1960-09-25
ROSEMARY HILLS

All-brick custom-built 4-level split
with fireplace, separate dining
rm., modern kit. with eating
space. 20x20 psneled rec. I'm. with
hrepl., plus extra-large area
roughed-in as 4th bedrm. or den.
Only S1,960 down TO qualified
purchaser. Open, 12 til sold.
From b. c., out 10th
st. NV. left at East-West hwy.
(past Red Cross Bldg.), right St
Sundale drive, turn right to end
Of street. $500 6undale driva.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

conn. AVE. EsTs.-3-bedrm. bTE,
screened sSR' poreh, sstic Fan ian. many many
extras; S1S,2S0. OPEN. 1905
CONN. AVE-. Or cali WI. e.eiSl.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-3-bdFm.
rec. rm., big fenced yard. Sl7,b00
with 4ss 1st. 3707 BTightyieW,
blk. from Conn. ave. and Viers
NIL. Open Sunday. OIL. 2-o620.
CONN. AVE, EsTATEs-0pen sun.
I'm. bTk. rambler: corner lot;
screened porch; bSnnt.: S1z,75O.
OWNER. VII. $500, 12407 Good
Hill I'd.
COM. AVE. EsTATEe, inmedIate
posSe Session, completely Tedec. g.
Tish Sisami .Sit. 1SD'S onisD ~ $1,000 isI iTHH.
G. p, FLETCHER. Open 90. 10.
6-4071.
CONN. AVE. RARK-A home Of
fo:a SstnssfR n e. q oa SFs' Sos SSSun scu san
bedrm. brick bi-level rambler with
2 fuu baths, entr. foyer, rec. I'm
and corner lot; saeriflee sale and
SALES iNc.. III. 7.17oo. '0
conn, AVE. ESTATES - Assume
high loan; immed, occupancy, pay
ments like rent; 4 bedrmg., 2
baths, rec. rm., sliding doors lead
ing to lovely patio: large kit,
birch cabinets; Wall-to-Wall carpet,
drapes; immaculate throughout
Walk TO new Wheaton High, jr
day. MeiNTosH REAL EsTATI
CO., JU. 6.7633.
COM; AVE. EsTs. p QwNER--
rec. rm. with bar. Fenced yard.
siT.e5o. No sssnts. WH. e-7sse.
conn. AVE, EsIATEs; open.
twin-sise bedrms.. sep. din. rm.,
fireplace, Ia baths, elee.. kit,
lge. screened porch, m. bsmt. /;
Y acre, large vegetable garden.
$1o,260; $1,260 dn.. bal. EHA
Conn. ave. WI. e-e65e.
CONNECTICUT AVE. ESTATES-
custom.built brk. ramh.:. 3 bed.
fms.s 2 baths, nrepl., fun din:
ym., al elec. equipped kit, full
hsrnt. with exit. Assume lge, AhSs
loan. Flexible terms. Lo. b-S6S7.
S6BSURssHNi ssHNi PROPERTIES Mor.
CONN. AVE EsTATEs = Assume
S13 900 loan. $100 per mo. Inn
maculate 3-bedrm. town house
with sep. din. rm., full bsmt.;
fenced yard. ! block TO elementary
school: SMALL CASH DOWN. 10
q. i. .scHLEs1NoER CO.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SHERWOOD FOREST

NEW BRICK RAMBLER delightful ss-acre corner lot
TRULY DREAM HOME bedrooms pa baths formal din
ing room, burning nreplaces SIZED KITCHEN
TODAY--MoVE RIGHT IN
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesvle rd on Glenmont-
rd Sherwood Forest left Carlisle drive
PECK'S "Open"
Evening star., 1960-09-25
HILLANDALE


ACT FAST ON THIS ONE-DONT MISS THIS CUSTOM BUILT
RAMBLER featuring three twin bedrooms living
fireplace dining wooded
owner TRANsFERRED 70 NEW YORK AFTER HE SETTLED
ON THIS HoME-NEVER LIVED IN. EXCELLENT LOAN TO BE
left to Lagrande right to Larriston lett to PECKS
"Open"
Evening star., 1960-09-25

GREENW00D KNoLLs-S17, ,000-
SSoGOl SisS Fiji psT Ss ?Psdf SSdsr ramOlss. HI se.
cept OF, FHA or conventionSl
deals. Vacant, move in with de.
post, call for particulars. 10. g.
3SS5; Open 9.e., =.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

HILLENDALE AREA-Exeel. value.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, den, firepl.,
bsmt., rec. rm., outside entrance.
Assume 4iaee loan. We take
trades. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
RAY PARK ESTATES

featuring So living
FIVE LARGE BEDROOMS three full baths family
and hveton central ar-conditionng system Fully
equipped Westnghouse kitchen magnificent closet
throTghogt RARE OPPORTUNITY ONLY BECAUSE OWNER IS
DIREcTIoNs Out New HAMPSHIRE right
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SILVER SPRING
GLENHILLS AREA
tcoNTikUEDl
SUNDAY, 2 TO 6

HI-WOOD DRIVE
FINE FAMILY Home bedrooms baths,
place. aoT;WATER HEAT. full basement Ia-acre
D1REcTioNs: Out W Montgomery ave from Rockville to
Re 2s continue on Rte 2s " mi to HtWood drive left TO
Evening star., 1960-06-26

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and half which the widest load the lea
teTh There's smuemo housings too for
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Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
McNeers In
Wreck Sat.
Morning

Three members of the w.
G. McNeer family, including
a three year old boy, were
rushed to the hospital Satur-
day morning. after they were
involved in a wreck at the
Country Club intersection in
Lexington.
According to reports, Mrs.
McNeer, driver of a pickup
truck, attempted to cross
highway II from in front of
the Fincher residence, and
was struck by a car going
south, driven by a colored
man.
The pickup was knocked
several feet sideways, but
did not turn over. Mrs. Nc
Neer, and 3-year-old son,
Mike were thrown from the
pickup, and Carlton, 8, re-
ceived a bruised leg, and
other lacarations. Both Mrs.
McNeer and Carlton were re-
leased from the Hospital af-
ter an examination, but the
younger son remained at the
hospital with possible in
ternal injuries.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

at Delta State College; Bud
Knight, Jimmy Knight, Eddie
Davenport, and Walter Van
Allen.
Linemen counted upon to
form a nucleus of the defense
this season are: Allen Fried,
August Della Petra, and Char
les Averitte, tackles; Bingy
Scarborough and Grady An
drews, guards; Tommy Sand
age. center; Bobby Harper and
Doug Killough at ends. In
the Holmes backfield will be
a pair of good backs, but both
will likely be used to alternate
at fullback in Billy Hutton
of Tchu1a and Bobby Gran
than of WinOna.
All other backs will come
from the Freshman ranks with
few exceptions. Several area
boys showing We'll and sure to
see service in early season
games are: eddie Burrell and
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
Two Men
Arrested
After Raids

Two men were arrested, one
white and one colored, last
Saturday and each charged
with manufacture of Whiskey,
after Deputy SheriffS and ATU
Investigators made a series of
raids.
Ewell Winstead, white, of
the Tolarville community, adj
mitted ownership of two whis-
key stills seized, and was ar
rested and released on a $1,000
appearance bond, awaiting fall
court. One of the stills was
a six barrel capacity and the
other was a "a barrel still.
They were located on the Al
berta Winstead place.
A 80 barrel still was found
near Mileston, operating be-
hind a house occupied by
Chester Hays, colored. Albert
Booker, colored, was arrested
at the still, and he is now in
the county Jail at Lexington.
On the raid were Deputies
Andrew Smith, George Floyd,
r. ]. Evans, and ATU investi-
gators G.. w. Rainier and Fred
Dunn.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
BY II. w. Almond

Holmes Junior College will
raise the curtain on the 1860
Junior College football season
here Thursday night, Sept. 8,
at 8 pm.
The Bulldogs Will have as
an opening opponent one of
the two top teams in the r.
team &c Conference last sea-
son. Those who witnessed the
final home game on Branch
Field last season can attest for
the strength of the Wolfpack.
Coach Muslin and Aubrey
Rozzell will have a most diff
cult time finding adequate re-
placements for Tom Barren
tine, Luke Terry, Hollis Me-
Coy, and other outstanding
linemen lost by graduation and
transfer to senior colleges
from a good 1869 team. Backs
lost were Billy Bowman, now