davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1960-04-14

Width of Potomac at Capital
The Potomac river at Wash
ington is about 1000 feet wide.
When it enters Chesapeake bay
it is about six miles wide. The
lower Potomac covers what is
known as a drowned valley.
Smyrna times., 1960-04-14

share responsibility in prevent
ing pedestrian accidents" he
said.
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Evening star., 1960-04-17
INITIATION
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reasonable price level stability
and sustained economic growth
in the SOS If we continue to
pursue the general policies of
the past few years but improve
he effectiveness with which we
execute these policies"
Celebrating, the committee
cited three key policy areas:
/. Monetary -" Discipline is
essential" in controlling
the supply of money through
activity by the Federal Reserve
Board and other agencies.
2. Budgetary - Budget sur
pluses should be larger in pros
perity, and deficits should be
limited in receSsions.
3. Economic "Rigidity"-
Competition must be enforced
increases in labor and other
costs must be held in line and
the Government must reduce
subsidies and other "impedi-
ments to economic change and
efficiency"
Replying to critics who con-
tend the administration exag-
gerates the dangers of infla-
ton. the committee said our
anti inflationary d ef ense S
should be inspected calmly be-
tween battles rather than
hastily when the alarms have
sounded"
The committee emphatically
denied that imitation stimu-
lates economic growth"
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Humphrey Group Hits
Kennedy on oIeronce

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April
.16 (AP).-The cochairmen of
the West Virginia Humphrey
for President Committee today
accused Senator Kennedy's s
supporters of deliberately STIR
ring up doubts as to the fair
ness and tolerance of our
voters"
They said the object of the
Kennedy supporters is to Gre
ate a climate which makes it
unfair not to vote for Kennedy,
regardless of whether or not
he is qualified"
They said Senator Kennedy
himself seems to think every
body who doesn't want him to
be President is a bigot."
The cochairmen, VILLA m
Jacobs of Parksburg and Mar
shall West of Oceana. made
their accusations at a news
conference in the Humphrey
for President" headquarters in
Charleston.
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They said their immediate
provocation was a story which
a Washington columnist wrote
about Slab Fork, w. Va, where
he said he found a a-great deal
of anti-Catholic sentiment.
"The consistent press attacks
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Cancer Society
Symposium Set

DR.. Irving Meyer, instructor
in oral surgery and pathology
at the Tufts University School
Of Dental Medicine, will lecture
Wednesday at the District Can
Ger Society's symposium on
mouth cancer.
DR.. Meyer will speak on
Dental implications of Pre-
and Post-radiation to the Jaw"
All Washington area dentists
are invited to the symposium,
from l to 4:3O pm, at the
Georgetown University Medi-
cal Center.
Also scheduled on the pro-
gram are Col. Robert Shira,
chief of oral surgery at Walter
Reed Army Hospital; Mai.
Surindar Bhaskar, assistant
chief of oral pathology at the
Armed Forces Institute of
Pathology. and DR.. Thomas
Pinson, assistant professor of
oral surgery at the Howard
University College Of Dentistry.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
McNichoIs
Quits Race
In Colorado

DENVER, April 16 (AP). -
Gov. Steve McNichols decided
today against running for the
United States Senate from
Colorado this year. Two other
Democrats Immediately jumped
into the race.
They are Charles T. ,Bran-
nan, Secretary of Agriculture
in the Truman cabinet, and
1t. Gov. Robert L. Knous.
The winner of a prospective
primary race will oppose Re-
publican Senator Allott, who
is expected to seek a second
term.
Gov. McNichols disclosed his
decision at a news conference,
saying that until we are a
little further down the road"
on State programs II could not
conscientiously feel that 1 had
fulfilled my commitments to
the people of Colorado"
The Governors four-year
term-he previously served a
two-year term-will expire in
January, 1868. but he didn't
say fatty he would finish it.
This led to speculation that he
might be interested in a cabi-
net post in the event of a DEM
ocratic national victory next
fall. He also has been men,
toned as a vice presidential
candidate.
Mr.. Brannan said, at will
run. subject to conversations
with the Governor and the
party leaders.
Mr.. Brannan is Sc, older
than Mr.. Knous by IA years.
Gov. McNichols is 46.
Mr.. Brannan is author of the
controversial Brannan farm
plan.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Saturn Luuncher
Has Moving Belt
For Fire Escape
BY the Associated Press

A moving fire escape 80 Sto-
ries high will be installed on
the launching tower for the
huge new Saturn rocket BOOST
er. The Saturn is to be ready
for testing next year.
The fire escape, an endless
oelt with platforms every sew
eral feet, is designed to carry
workmen quickly down the
tower in case of an accident
during the fueling of the
rocket.
At the base of the tower the
men would fall onto another
belt leading rapidly away from
the launching pad.
Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander
of the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration out
lined the escape mechanism
for the House Space Commit
tee. which released his testi-
mony yesterday.
He said the hydrogen and
oxygen mixture with which the
00-foot tall rocket will be fuel
ed is highly explosive. If the
workmen had to rely on con-
ventional ladders none would
escape in case of a fire, he
said.
The escape mechanism will
cost $500, 900.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Woodruff Gets
AU Fund Post

American University has
named K. Brent Woodruff, vet
eran Embarrassing and public
relations official. to head its
long-range community and ma
tional development program.
The appointment of Mr..
Woodruff as vice president Of
university development effec-
tive August was announced
by DR.. Hurst r. Anderson,
American University president.
Mr.. Woodruff, currently act
ing president of Bard College
at Annandale = on Hudson,
N. Y, will direct alumni ac-
tivities and Embarrassing prof.
ects.
The development program,
in addition to the newly an
nounced 81 million law school
building campaign, aims at
meeting the university's need
for more buildings. a larger
endowment, higher faculty pay
and an increased scholarship
program.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Actress Silent
On PIon to Wed
Sonny Duvis

NEW YORK. April Is (AP).
May Britt. the movie star,
today declined to confirm or
deny reports that she and Ne
gro entertainer Sammy DAVIS
jr., are planning marriage.
81 viii say this, we are dat
ing" Miss Britt told a news
man. She is staying in New
York while filming parts Of a
motion picture in this area.
When asked If she was plan
ming marriage, the actress re-
piled:
81 consider everytime ! date
someone it is serious, but let's
let it go at that"
She parried questions on
whether she and the singer had
discussed marriage. saying 81
think that is rather personal
and I'd rather not answer
that"
She said she has filed in
Santa Monica, Calf, for a di-
vorce from her husband Of ls
months, Edwin Gregson. That
divorce, she said, is expected to
become final in September.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Arkonsun Named
To Council Board

Raymond Rebsamen, Little
Rock (Ark) businessman and
community leader, has been
appointed to the National Ad-
visory Board of the Federal
City Council.
William C. Foster, council
president, said Mr.. Rebsamen
would be called upon for lad
vice and participation in urban
renewal in the Nations Capt.
tall"
The new member of the
council played an important
part in organizing citizen sup
port for redevelopment and re-
vitalization of downtown Little
Rock.
The Federal City Council is
supporting a similar program
Observation-Disclosures of the CEN
tral business district. The di-
rector of WaShington's pro-
gram is Knox Banner, former
urban renewal director of
Little Rock.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

on the probable judgment of
West Virginia voters make it
obvious that a powerful public
relations campaign is under
way, either to pave the way
for Jack Kennedy's withdrawal
to avoid defeat. or to provide
an advance alibi for that de-
feat, Mr.. West and Mr.. Jacobs
said in their joint statement.
Intolerance Cited
'Tt is difficult to find any
other explanation, as the
sources most actively accusing
the West virginianS of intoler-
ance are and have been con-
sistent supporters of Ken
nedy.
Senator Humphrey has
taken the lead to take religion
out of this campaign, and fight
it on issues of Importance to
our State. We respectfully sug-
gest that John Kennedy call a
halt to his current line, stop
complaining about voters being
against him, and start trying to
win some legitimate support by
telling the people how he's
voted in the past and what he
will stand for in the future. I"
Evening star., 1960-04-17
DuffodiI Show
Will Be Open
To Public Today

The Seventh National Capt.
tai Daffodil Show held in
w Wood ward and Lothrops
Chevy Chase store auditorium
will be open to the public from
1880 am. until 5 pm. today.
The winner of the best bloom
in the show is Mrs. Harry W.
Harris. of Alexandria. other
winners:
Best single specimen, Mrs. Donald
Beet vase. Of three white daffodiIs,
Mrs, Howard B. Bioomer, AoOi's'
klng Trophy for Americana bred
aadodtles, Mrs 5loomer,
Suinn Trophy for novelties, Mrs.
The American Dafrodns society.s
Purple Ribbon for the best collection
OF dsnodts, Mrs. .Bloomer.
and sIU ,ADFs Rose Ribbon for the best
seedlins. Mrs. Georee D Watrous.
Best In miniature and dwarf DAFT
Ioqils, Mr. and Mrs. R.N. Darden, jr :.
Al. woodward and Lothrop Trophy for
Ine pest pink daffodil collection. Mr..
ana Mrs. Darden.
Matrous Trophy for miniature DAFT
loqiis, Mr: and Mrs. Darden
N.Y. werss trophy for white dafiodils,
Best in the novice class. Mrs. T. B.
Best ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs. Thomas
Evening star., 1960-04-17
R"ssin Silent
On NAeA NEfer
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Russia has never responded
to an invitation to use United
States tracking stations for a
man in flight.
T. Keith Glennan. head of
the National Aeronautics Space
Administration. made the offer
in a speech last December and
followed up with a direct in
vitation to the Soviet Academy
OF Sciences in January.
But in testimony released
yesterday by the House Space
Committee, a spokesman for
NASA said no answer has ever
been received.
The United States is build
ing a worldwide tracking net
work to keep in constant touch
with the astronaut it hopes to
launch into orbit next year. It
was this network that Mr..
Glennan offered to track a So
viet-manned satellite if the
Russians so desired.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
TRANSFERS
| Hoffo Charges Bios
F: In Let's membership
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ney for some Of the insurgents
who has never represented
labor unions but only employ
ers, and who is against peaceful
picketing. and who is in favor
Of right-to-work laws and who
seeks to expel James r. Hoffa"
from the Teamsters.
4. Allowing Martin F. ODon-
oghue to remain as chairman
of the board of monitors al
though Mr.. O'Donoghue har-
bors personal prejudice and
animosity" toward Mr.. Hoffa
and is attempting to oust him.
S. Failing to act on Mr..
Hoffa's motions to disqualify
Mr.. O'Donoghue and to call
off the April q custer trial.
Legal Point Cited
Mr.. Alder said in his
legal memo accompanying Mr..
Hoffa's affidavit that Judge
Let's has authority only to
rule on the illegal sufficiency"
of the afhdavit-not on its
truth or falsity. If the affidavit
is legally sufficient, Mr.. Alder
said, Judge Let's has no choice
but to step out of the case in
favor Of another judge.
If Judge Let's refuses to
disqualify himself, according
to one legal authority, Mr..
Hoffa will have no immediate
Evening star., 1960-04-17
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fore she went down, the whole
crew stepped off the ships lad
der into one lifeboat and one
raft. No one was hurt. No one
got his feet wet"
Stem Blown Of
Mr.. Gibson said as the ship
went down there was a ter
rife explosion from the engine
room. 1t blew the whole stern
Off"
The ship was named for the
skipper's wife, Mrs. Ethel Cara
Was, who is expecting the cou-
pies first child in the near
future.
Capt. Caravias. a crewman
aboard a ship sunk by German
planes in Greek waters in
World War II and on another
vessel that sank after running
aground off the coast of Japan,
said "it feels excellent to be
back on dry land and now Il
want to call my wife"
Evening star., 1960-04-17
WEST VIRGINIA
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first opportunity this week tt
see, hear, and to contrast the
two Senators.
Senator Humphrey ploweo
through the populous southern
coal mining counties for foul
days, flushing out voters ir
coveyS ranging from five to 500
suiting his oratory to the hard
times that ever haunt the coal
| fields.
Senator Kennedy flew into
Parkersburg and touched sew
eral urban bases, including the
principal cities of Charleston
and Huntington. where un-
employment doesn't hang SC
heavy and from where much
of the Kennedy support is ex-
pected to come.
The consensus in Charleston
was that Senator Humphrey
had gained the most ground by
his personal campaigning, but
as one observer put IL, ''he had
the most ground to gain.'
whether rightly or wrongly
Senator Kennedy already hao
been established as the favor
ite when Senator Humphrey
arrived to get his campaigH
bus on the road. ..
Some hard facts emerged
from the first week of full
scale campaigning:
l. The question of Senator
Kennedy's Roman Catholic re-
ligion is here to stay. Only 4.s
per cent Of West Virginia s
church membership is Catho-
lie.
II don't think we can escape
the religious ISSUE" sadly con-
cedes Mrs. Violet Snedegar OF
Elkins, Democratic national
committeewoman for West Vir-
ginia.
2. The reported "ganging up
on Senator Kennedy by other
Democratic hopefuls has come
out into the open.
On this latter point, Mrs,
Snedegar thinks any such
campaign strategy could be
overdone-it might put Sena-
tor Kennedy in the role of un-
derdog and win votes from
people who just felt sorry for
him.
1t has been an accepted po-
litical fact in West Virginia
for some time that other can
didateS for the nomination
would give Senator Humphrey
whatever subtle support they
could to help him knock off
Senator Kennedy before the
Democrats get to the Los An
geles convention.
A minent Charleston
Democrat who is not taking
sides said, however:
Il just don't believe that de-
feat in West Virginia would
necessarily put Kennedy COM
pletely out of the running.
don't think West Virginia is
that important.
West Virginia has 25 votes at
the convention. Its delegates
are unpledged, . regardless of
how the Kennedy Humphrey
contest comes out.
Neither is Mrs. Snedegar
taking sides, but she balances
one against the other:
Senator Kennedy has a far
better organization and he has
been in the State longer. Sen
ator Humphrey has a faculty
of selling himself"
Evening star., 1960-04-17

recourse. But If Judge Let's
rules against Mr.. Hoffa in the
custer trial, this authority
said, the charges of bias and
prejudice could be a key issue
in an appeal.
The affidavit was not clear
about whether Mr.. Hoffa seeks
Judge Let's disqualification
only for the custer trial, or for
the whole membership case.
Although the primary concern
apparently is the trial, the affi-
davit implied that Judge Let's
should stop participating in
any aspect of the case.
Let's on Cruise
Judge Let's, who will be IS
years old April 26, is expected
to return from a Caribbean
cruise next Saturday. He eStab-
lished the membership in jan
uary, 1858, to oversee the union.
Mr.. Hoffa consented to the
membership as part of an agree
ment allowing him to take Office
as provisional president, after a
suit by 13 Teamster members
charging his election in 1857
was "rigged.
Monitor Chairman ODonog-
hue declined to comment on MIR.
Hoffa's move against Judge
Let's. In a ore-trial deposition
earlier this month, Mr.. O'Don-
oghue was asked if the Judge
had ever expressed an opinion
on whether Mr.. Hoffa should
be removed from office. Mr..
O'Donoghue replied that Judge
Let's had not.
Repres e ntative Roosevelt,
Democrat of California, and
several other members OF the
House last Geek urged that the
membership be ended. Mr..
Roosevelt suggested a congress
sional Investigation. with a view
to possible impeachment Of
Judge Let's.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
St. Cecilia Benefit

st. Cecilia's pafent-teacher
association will give a benefit
entertainment program on
Thursday at 8 pm. in the
school auditorium, COL East
Capitol street. Sc. j. ]. Pine
is in charge of the program.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Practitioner Does
A Long Term Job

JONESPORT, Me. (AP).-At
90. DR.. Henry Mansfield still
practices two professionalism
tistry and optometry.
Recently he fitted a s3-year-
old women with glasses. II the
glasses last as long as her den-
lures, she'll live to an unprece-
dented age. The woman still
uses a set Of artificial teeth DR..
Mansfield made for her 81
years ago.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
LORD FAIRFAX ESTATES

LOUDOUN CO., ON POTOMAC
RIVER-open Sun. 1-5. acre,
tached gsrage; S27,5OO. As min.
from Washington. TENC HER
WALKER, FE. 1884.
LOUDoUN CoUNTY-New 2-6ed-
room and bath home about an acre
lot, $500. New masonry home
with 2 bedrooms and bath, a -acre
lot. S1O,5OO. 2-bedroom and bath
home on . acres, $4,000. These
are convenient to new airport. s..
Q BURTON, Lenah, Va, FA. =
5442. LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-94O0.
LOUDoUN COUNTY-This lovely
rambler must be seen to fully ap-
preciate its value; about half way
between Leesburg and D. c.: l.
acre lot with picnic area in rear:
3 bedrooms, electric kitchen with
eating space, basement, attached
garage, conyenient to CHA and
Dulles Airport. Priced at S26.95O
LYNN REALTY, JE, 2-p4OO;
ewes, JE. o-67oo.
Evening star., 1960-07-16

PoCAHoNTAS COUNTY, W. va
;ToD, S0,aere & r. stock 9cs farm; farm; 2$S miles
rms, 2 baths, mod. kit: has q
barns and several other buildings;
100 acres under cultivation: large
stream and good hunting; excel,
country home or investment;
$45, 900. For info. call Mr..
Evening star., 1960-07-16

THOMAS F. HALEY
REALTOR AP. T-S3O0
ADJACENT TO ROCK CREEK PIX,
close-in n.w.-Wooded lot. ap.
proved purchaser. RA. 3-9233
APT. LAND-3l9-ft. front: l15 #.
deep; 34-40 units; park. space. Sth
and Atlantic SITS. Sc, RE. 5-S52S.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
HINT coItNrpv cAsANov, 40,

HUNT COUNTRY, CAsANOvA-123
acres, fenced. Charming. his
torical, modernized. 4-bedrm. and
full baths: orchards, cattle barn.
silos; only $4,000. Call or write
HICKS REALTY. INC, 37O6 Mt.
vernon ave. Alexandria, Va. XII.
S-3111.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

20IS 5th ST. N.E.-4,5O0 So. IT,
on 2nd floor. once entrance in
loading. Modern ofices wired for
air conditioners. Ideal for manu-
featuring. Available on or before
Aug. L. Inquire 2014 5th st. ne.
DIJ T-7550
Evening star., 1960-07-16

hours and good Income: must
sell. Call Du. 1914
Evening star., 1960-07-16

SAT. AND SUN. ALL DAY
BY OWNER. Only $3.50 down.
1mmsc. brick semidet. home in
conv. loc. Liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit, 2 nice bedrms.. bsmt
with outside entrance. Beautiful
Anchor-fenced yard, trees. Near
new Oak Ridge School and Gum
ston High, 5 minis. to Pentagon.
ONLY S12,950. OF. 4-8445,
OWNER, No brokers; DIR: Arl.
to Veiteh, turn right, follow open
sign l blk. to corner 27th.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FARM FOR SALE-170 ACRES;
Chaneysville, Pa, Bedford Co
Ideal stock farm or genl farm
ing; on hard surface rd., school
heart Of Pa. game land. GILBERT
NYCUM. Clearville, Pa. 66l.
FOR SALE-Large cottage near
fTontpSe fGseapSa sr5Ggeii soni.,.E ~ Va ,Fsv River
elec. stove, refgr., n bath, hunting
privil. on 1900 acres; $4,000.
Phone JE. 3-0597 for info.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
FARMS

1855.
CALVERT COUNTY. MD. IA
acres, S-rm. country home, outer
buildings tobacco barn; newly
DC. near all Chesapeake Bay
beaches. S14,950. Call PRINCE
FREDERICK, 3O3W5
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Productive Tobacco Farm
McKENDREE. ANNE APrrNDEr,

McKENpREE. ANNE ARUNDEL
COUNTY, MARYLAND
Situated on State road, consisting
OF siXty-eight acres Of land with
q seven-acre tobacco allotment:
approximately fifty acres under
cultivation; improved By modern
eight-room dwelling, water, heat
and electricity; three barns and
other outbuildings; in excellent
state Of cultivation. Owner will
finance.
Evening star., 1960-07-16

AMOS H. WARD, UN. 1871
SOUTHERN MARYLAND'S BEST
BUY-4l5 acres on paved road:
full set bldgs. Price most reason
able. SIGLER q CO., ST. 3-72S2;
ewes, OIL. 4-S630.
SPORTSMAN'S ATTENTION = 465
acres on Potomac River incl. is
Iand; tanS; o Only S, SI2. 600. I mi river
1882; ewes, OIL. 4-s630.
W. VIRGINIA SPECIAL-I5 acres
With T mod, s-rm" 2-bath home; 3
sIGLER 4 CO., ST. 3-72s2: ewes.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
WAREHOUSES Tor RENT

LOWER CONN. AVE, AREA
Warehouse space and storage rms
from S20-SS0 per mo. HE. 4-7227.
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$400 DOWN

A clean roomy house on q perfect
lot on quiet eul-de-sac, 1t fea-
lures 3 bedrooms. 22-ft. living
room and 24-ft. screened porch
with patio. It's value is reflected
in the FLA appraisal of S13,250.
Stop sending your landlord to Flor
ida and buy home Of your own.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
INVESTMENT paoP, SALE
tcoNIINUEp)

CORNER APT. BLDG, west Of
10th ST.; walking distance down.
town, therefore. NEVER q va
cancy. 26 units gross S23.500
VI. with very low exp; tenants
pay gas and. elec. Priced less than
z times with excel. financing
guaranteed. VIII show over 17es
return plus, amor. on only S37,-
800 down. Brokers coop. OWN
Err DE 0-04G0. WIZ R-aOkS
Evening star., 1960-07-16
CHECK !! !!
THESE HOMES TODAY

THESE HOMES TODAY
BIG BI-LEvEL in Bren Mar Park.
S2Z,OOQ. Loc. on "a acre with
high elevation view. Has center
hall, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, big
rec. room, patio, excel. cond,
Modern home with space. Open At
10 Dover Court.
1925 N. LARRIMoRE ST, pomin-
ion Hills, N. Arl. To see this CEN
ter hall 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial
home with full bsmt Comes un-
der st. AIMS and Denis O'Connell
Schools; SlS,750. Immed. poss.
HoLL1N HALL VILLAGE - Big
brk., rambler; $1S.500 FHA with
3 bedrms., 20-ft. family nm,
screened porch, excel. home in
choice community.
e0S N. LEXINGTON ST, ARL-
3-bedrm., 2.bath home; Sla,gbO
with good financing. Located in
established area convenient 10
everything: vacant, immed. poss
S1oO N. FAIRFAX pR-4-bedrm
2-bath home; S21, 500. Has mod :
ern kit, full bsmt. with rec. rn
carport, located on big corner
1snced lot, Walk to st. AIMS
enurch and school. Vacant.
Miller Real Estate Co.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1960-07-16
ENGLISH TUDOR HOME

ENGLISH TUDOR HOME
that can grow with the
family. On q beautiful lot
with trees and in cloSe-in
n. Arlington. Lovely stone
fireplace in living rm., sep
arate dining rm.. 15-ft.
screened porch on living rm.,
detached garage. Full base
ment with partially finished
rec. rm. w/hreplace, hot
water heat. Only S21,500
willow FHA terms IL desired.
Open It'll Q. IA. 5-1550,
ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL

LAUREL AREA-75c to 81 per 50.
$50 ksh: will build to suit. Cali
COMMERCIAL Dept. cHEs TE R
KELLER WOODMoOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7l00 8 to 2.
61s ACRES, REASONABLY PRICED
Adjacent to and overlooking Wash
ington Baltimore parkway and
Kenilworth ave, Prince Georges
County, Md. A million dollar build
ing is being built on adjoining
AGER 4 scoFIELD, REALTORS
1894 Colesville Rd.
Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-4210
Evening star., 1960-07-16

MCLEAN, SALoNA-Brk; rambler
baths. full GE kit, . irepis., 3
patios; central cooling. diminished
daylight bsnt. permits price below
neighborhood. S2S,5OO, FL, 6.
4646. No realtors,