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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

arc, Alvin w Rose. phD.. aSso.
ciatc professor Of sociology and
anthropology. and William ".
Watlenbcrg phD- professor Of
educational psychology. Other
members. Mrs. l. Jerome Fink.
Bloomfield Hills Charles G Xii
Inns. NJ d.. Crosse pointe. Mrs.
Dolores Mcthvcn. Dearborn Will
liam Morse. PhD.. Ann Arbor;
and Mrs William Montgomery,
DCirOil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Bentley For Senate
Dinner A Success

The Bcnlltv for Senate Com
Mite eavc an elaborate gcs togc-
ihcf dinner in the Michigan
Room Of the Sfatlcr linton Hotel
on Saturday evening October Isl.
Vera Weiss. was the charming
hostess Who introduced the speak
cr, and saw that everyone met
rsn ressman Bentley and the rest
,i he special guests
Mr. Bentley pissed around the
dinner tables and spoke individu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

Midst a hall bedecked in sill
grr and pink decor forty.onc
young ladies were presented to
society including thirteen from
foreign counirlcs-Bermuda. Eng
land. France, Ghana, India. 10
rca. Liberia. Nigeria and Sierra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
|NCNW Debutante
Ball Huge Success

Washneton-In the grand ballroom of New Yorks IIo
Eel Commodore than 1000 persons witnessed the Sill
er Anniversary Debutane Bah of the National Council
Negro Women recently observance OF their 18th year
-. existence was also the first step of international
iund drive build Mary Mcleod Bchune memorial Edu
cational Center in Washington, ID. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

Whalum is The director.
The final October broadcast
We week of oct. 80 features the
choir Of Paine College augusta,
Ga)- Mrs. Emily Remington 4
the choral director.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Oyster Season
Power Fuvored foI
Tidewuter Unit

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (AP),
"A legislative council commit
tee has approved a proposal
giving the Tidewater Fisheries
Commission the power to ad-
just the opening and closing Of
the oyster season in Maryland
waters.
The committee, headed by
Delegate Egbert L. Quinn
Democrat of Somerset, also
approved two other proposals
submitted by DR.. H. c. Byrd,
commission chairman.
One would give the TIC
power to govern the opening
and closing of oyster beds
Another would give the COM
mission authority to designate
oyster seed reservations in the
tidewater area.
The oyster season proposal
provided for the adjustment oi
the opening and closing dates
within a 15-day period after
September / and May /.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

tired to private practice" Mr..
Rinehart said.
Mr.. Brewster Is running
against Republican ]. Fife
Symington IN the district
which covers Hartford. Carroll
and Baltimore Counties.
The Republican chairman
said Mr.. Brewster has since
1853 represented the Cecil
Amusement Co. which claims
$40 acres on AsSateague. 9
strip Of land along the Allan
tic coast below Ocean City.
During that time. Mr.. Rine-
hart said, Mr.. Brewster hat
voted against legislative au-
thorization for a private bridge
to. the island, spoke before the
Public Service Commission
against such q bridge and has
urged a public bridge.
Mr.. Rinehart said this situa-
ton is one which "a discern
ing man" would have avoided
The $40 acres which the
Cecil Amusement Co. claims Is
involved in a condemnation
suit by the State which wants
the land for an ocean-front
park.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
by PAUL HOPE
star stan Writer

HUdHEsvMLE. Md. oct.
2l.-The Charles County Citi-
Eens Committee for q Better
County pledged last night to
dght to rid the county com.
pletely Of slot machines.
Ofncials Of the organization
said they consider the refer
endum scheduled for Novem-
Der 8 on restricting slot ma
chimes just one phase Of an
efiort to drive them out COM
pletely.
However, there were warn
ings at the small gathering at
anti-slot machine people here
that even the first effort might
fail.
''I don't think we will win
unless we work q lot harder,
said David Hume, treasurer OF
the State Democratic Party
and q leading critic of slot ma
chime operations.
Bert Sisson, another speaker
said that "a great number
Of people who are against slots
do not have the courage to
say so and remain home when
they should be out helping in
this cause"
80 Attend Meeting
About 80 persons turned out
at HugheSville school to hear
several speakers plead the anti
Slot.machine cause.
Specifically at issue on No
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Baltimore Kills
SoIes Tux Plan

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (AP)
Chances this year for a State
collected sales tax in Baltimore
and Baltimore County were
killed yesterday at a meeting
of the Baltimore County Coun-
Gil.
With five members apposing
the measure and two abstain
ing, the council repudiated a
proposal put forward originally
by its county executive: /: Chris
itian H. Kahl.
Mr.. Kahl and Baltimore
Mayor J. Harold Grady have
supported the / per cent tax
on the ground 1t would help
the localities out Of fiscal diff
culties.
Mr.. Grady conceded that
chances for the tax are dead,
since without the support Of
the neighboring county, the
levy would not be effective in
the city alone.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
6. E. N. Store Raped
On Liquor Sale Plan

mony that the Prince Georges
Chamber of Commerce board OF
directors adopted q resolution
September IL opposing the Ii
cense transfer because 1t would
violate the intent Of the law" /"
According to the resolution,
THE issuance of this type Of
license by the Board Of Liquor
Licenses Is q privilege granted
to serve the general public and
does not carry the right to
serve specific individuals only"
Instead, chamber directors
suggested a private club IL
cense ""as all other special
groups are compelled to have
Transfer Of the license to
G. E. M. would be more ad-
vantageous to the public be-
cause the store has more sell
ing space and parking area
than the drugstore, according
to IgnatiuS j. Keane and Joseph
A. DePaul, attorneys for the
applicant.
Mr.. Keane noted there was
no opposition from area resi-
dents. Should violations occur
in fair-trade practices, the
liquor board could take action,
he added.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Mystery Cor Hits
Soldier at Meade

A Fort Meade soldier was
critically injured last night
after being struck by q hit
and-run car just outside the
northern limits Of the Army
base in Maryland.
Specialist &c John H. Achey,
25, assigned to the Army force
which serves as a support ele-
|ment for the National Security
Agency at Fort Meade, was
found in q ditch alongside
State Route ITS, about q half
mile from the post hospital at
800 pm.
According to State Trooper
Wilbert T. Travers, the soldier
was found by Daniel L. Jar
zynSki Of Severna Park, Nd, q
special policeman for q hous-
ing development who drove
along in his car.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Association Hits
Branch Plan for
Teacher COLLEGES

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 81 (AP).-
The Maryland Association for
Higher Education is opposed to
q study commissions recon-.
mendation that three State
teacher colleges become
branches Of the University OF
Maryland.
DR.. Richard D. Weigle, presi-
dent of st. Johns College and
newly-elected president of the
association. yesterday released
a resolution adopted at the
groups recent meeting in
Baltimore.
The resolution said: I'm
fermentation of the Warfleld
Commissions recommendation
would seem to involve q real
danger of bringing about uni
formity in Maryland's col
legeS."
The Warield report recon.
mended that Frostburg, Sails.
bury and Towson State Teach.
ers Colleges be converted intc
branches Of the university.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

seen homes broken up because
one Of the parents got the slot
machine habit and they have
seen homes where there was no
food because one or both the
parents had lost their money
to the "one-armed bandits"
George Lowe, head Of the
citizens committee. said the
committee plans to ask the
county's State legislative dele
CATION to press for legislation
at the next session Of the Cen
eral Assembly to ban slots
altogether.
Mr.. Hume has tried to, get
a Federal investigation of slot
machine operations in Mary
land. but the Justice Depart
ment has said it. has seen nc
violations of Federal law. which
prohibits shipment Of slots
across State lines.
Mr.. Hume was sharply crit
ical Of Frank B. Wade, Repub-
lican county chairman who last
! week castigated Mr.. Hume. Mr.
Wade announced last week that
the Republican organization
win work against the referen-
dun.
| In his text prepared for last
J night, Mr.. Hume referred tc
threats which he said had been
made against himself and his
family since he began his fight
against slot machines several
months ago. He did not deliver
this portion Of the speech, but
he said afterwards that he had
received threats.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
MARYLAND BRIEFS
More Vote
Machines
Sought

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 2l CAP).-
The crush Of new registrations
for the November election has
sent Anne Arundel County Of
flcials scurrying to buy addi-
tional voting machines.
Morris Turk, counsel for the
Board Of Election Supervisors
reports 9.651 new registrations
have been recorded since the
primary election. swelling the
county's total registration to
70.943. He said the figure in
cludes 6.438 Democrats. 1857
Republicans and 346 with nc
party preference.
The county now has 1876 ma
chimes and estimates 40 will
be needed for the general elec-
tion.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Professionals Stage
Rodeo Tomorrow

Professional riders, ropers
and bronco busters will partic-
ipate in the annual Roundup
Rodeo at noon tomorrow on
the Al-Marah Farm. 1910 River
road, Bethesda.
The rodeo is sponsored by
the Fathers Club Of Holton-
Arms School. In the event Of
bad weather, the rodeo will be
held Sunday at the same time
and place.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Consumers to Quiz
Businessmen Punel

The fourth annual "Con-
sumers-M er chants Forum
sponsored by the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Chamber oi
Commerce will be held at 1880
pm. November 10 at Kenwood
Country Club.
At the luncheon meeting, Q
panel of businessmen will an
swer consumers questions.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Matthias Tells District
He'll Sweep 5 Counties

VotelesS Washington Repub-
licans were told yesterday by
their party's candidate for Con-
gresS in Maryland's 9Th district
that he expects to carry all five
counties In the area.
Charles Matthias, at a luncheon
OF the District Republican State
Central Committee at the Presi-
Dental Arms. thus countered
claims earlier in the week by
his Democratic opponent. John
r. Foley, the incumbent.
Mr.. Matthias included nearby
Montgomery County, with the
largest vote Of any in the dis
trict. as well as Washington and
Frederick-all Of which have
Democratic majorities as
among those he expects to
carry.
He said his home county Of
Frederick will give him a favor
ite vote as well as support from
conservative dairy farmers.
Representative Foley. speak
ing at a press and radio-tele-
vision dinner earlier in the
week, predicted the Democrats
will take Montgomery and also
Washington County. where his
party holds q registration lead
Of 5000.
II think he (Mr. Mathias)
will be surprised in Frederick
County" Mr.. Foley added. 1T
is his home and he should be
able to carry it, but we have a
great many enthusiastic work.
erS there"
Mr.. Foley did not seriously
challenge the Republicans
claim to Allegany and Garrett
Evening star., 1960-10-21
'Firemen to Hold
Auction Tomorrow

An auction If furniture and
livestock. sponsored by the
Fifth District Volunteer Fire
Department of Clarksville. Md,
will begin at 10 am. tomorrow
at the firehouse on Route l0S
north Of Route 80.
Lunch will be served and a
model of the Transit "a satel-
lite, now in orbit, will be on
exhibit.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
ExpIoin Assoteogue Tie,
GO. p. Asks Brewster

BALTIMORE. Oct. Il CAP).
Maryland Republican Chair
man d. Eldred Rinehart has
asked Representative Brewster.
Democrat Of Maryland. to ex-
plain his connection with plans
for the development Of Assa-
league Island.
Mr.. Rinehart said yesterday
Mr.. Brewster, who is seeking
reelection in the I'd district.
has represented a company
with interests on the island
while serving in the Maryland
Legislature and in Congress
"Mr. Brewster wants to be
both Congressman and at
torney for his private clients;
it Is up to the voters to de-
eide whether he should be re-
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Counties. Mr.. Foley said Ale
gany is a question mark" with
the Democrats chances there
pretty good" He does not ex-
pect to carry Garrett County
because of its strong RepuInli-
can registration, but that is the
smallest county in the district.
Il think" Mr.. Foley said,
9TH" district election will de-
pend on how strong Kennedy
runs as a Democratic candi-
date for President"
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Christmus Mail
Wurnino Is Issued

BALTIMORE, Oct. q (AP
The Post ONCE Department
issued its annual warning yes
terday that Christmas is ap-
preaching and that packages
for armed service personnel
overseas should be mailed
early.
The Christmas mail should
be posted between November !
and November 20 to ensure de-
livery before the holiday to
'servicemen and civilian work
erS at foreign stations.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

A liquor license for a depart
ment store which sells only to
certain persons would discrim-
mate against frank and file"
residents. the Prince Georges
County Liquor Board was told
yesterday.
w. Earl Grimm, president Of
the county's Package Dealers
Association. made the charge
at q board hearing in Upper
Marlboro. A decision on the
license is expected within two
weeks.
The liquor store license is
sought by OST Liquors, Inc. for
use in the G. E. M. Store, 2421
Chillum road, Chillum.
Customers Limited
Opened yesterday, the new
store sells TO persons who first
obtain a So registration card.
Eligibility lis restricted to Fed
eral, State. county and other
government employees, quasi
government workers and active
or retired members Of the
Armed Services.
"I don't see why anyone
should have to pay an admis-
sion fee to buy liquor" Mr..
Griffin said.
His opposition, he said, was
not based on g. E. MS location
behind his own liquor store.
Mr. Grimm noted the requested
license now is used in o drug
store across the street from his
store.
Chamber Resolution
Oscar r. Duley, attorney for
the liquor dealers. said g. e. M.
ads boast savings that could
easily run counter to liquor
fair-trade practices.
Dundas Orr, vice president
Of the OST firm, said prevail
ing prices" would be charged.
Mr.. Duley introduced testi-
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Charles Citizens Warned
To Step Up Drive on Slots

vember 8 Is o referendum on q
bill to limit the number Of slot
machines in any one establish
ment or In any one ownership
to IS. The bill also would in
crease taxes on machines in
the county and provide more
stringent controls on licensing.
Mrs. Bess B. Lavine, chief
Judge of the Orphans Court in
Prince Georges County told
the group she considers the
Charles County referendum
important to the rest of the
State.
IF you pass the referendum,
you have stopped them (slot
machine interests" she said,
you are going to win a great
battle"
The Rev. Andrew L. Gum,
president of the county Minis
terial Association, called the
referendum a battle for the
county's "self-respect and in
tegrity."
Tells Of Broken Homes
Let us hope that the con-
science of Southern Maryland
will become increasingly sensi-
tive and will see the moral sick
ness the slots are causing and
begin to rid herself of them, ''
said Mr.. Gum. "If we fail to
do so. past history has clearly
shown that the day will come
when terror and disaster will
come to Southern Maryland"
Mr.. Gum said he and other
clergymen in the county have
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Heads Concer Unit

BALTIMORE. Oct. 81 (APJ
DIR. Frank H. ]. Figge, pro-
fessor Of anatomy and a cancer
research scientist at the Uni
versity Of Maryland School of
Medicine, has been reelected
for q fifth term as president Of
the Maryland division of the
American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Lacked Polio Shots

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (AP) .
A survey Of polio patients
treated at city hospitals here
during the current outbreak Of
the disease showed q Of so
children had received no Salk
vaccine and II Of 10 adult VIC
tins we're without any of the
protective shots.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Sports Club TO Meet

The Indoor Sports Club for
the Physically Handicapped
will hold a business meeting at
. o'clock tonight at the Church
of the Ascension, 634 Silver
Spring avenue, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

GARRETT PARK-Cor. rambler. 8
bedrms. plus family rm.. liv. Tm.,
din. rm kits bsmt, fenced lot.
Immediate occupancy. Terms.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

CHEVY CHASE Superbly COM
structed with heavy slate roof,
this recently redecorated, 4-bed-
rm., 2-bath Colonial offers loca-
ton convenience and comfort to
the discriminating home buyer
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, ReaItor.
1885 wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23; after
8, call FE. 7-1342.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

this large, older frame Colonial.
in perfect condition with 5 bed.
rms. and 2 modern tile baths on
End d.; III blks. to Connecticut,
Mid-30s: EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
Maryland REALTY. INC;
Evening star., 1960-01-21

BETHESDA = 4-bedrm. split-level
In excel. cond.: 2 baths, I'm. rec.
rm., lge. llv. rm. mod. kit, din.
nm. nice lot. lmmed. occupancy.
Excel. schools. Mid-20S. VIM. b.
LUCAS CO. OIL. 6-Ss6s.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Treesl
Trees!-Exceptional brick Colonial
on ha-acre lot. in top locality, on
quiet street, with 5 nedrms, den,
modern family-slzed kitchen,
recreation rm. EN-. 2-s2O8, DIS
TRICT MARYLAND REALTY
INC; ewes. OIL. 4-3290.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-POR RE-
Rambler, oUSraH tucked awss s'CTy in a SG1E. SaT.
Earth" charmins. privatei ten So So
dif1cult to describe. Should be
Dumont. OIL. 4-7820. THOs. j.
FISHER q CO., INC, DI. 7-6S30.
BURNING TREE yALLEY-Aston-
ishine. value In brand-new Colo
nial-style brick rambler; 4 bed
rms, 3 full baths, huge heated
yslOus kitchen. sepsEats dining
s3O,7bo. and buy Of the year. ear
Call our uptown oficce. KE. T.
1900, ~ q pm. (after 9 pm.
call EN-, 2-234D. SHANNON a.
LuCHs co.
BURNT MILLS, MOL bedrms.
level: hot water heat; rec room !;
4, acre; $s6,S5O. GRAHAM CO..
Evening star., 1960-01-21

SILVER sPRlNG-Almost new, g.
bedrm., 2h-bath brick split -level,
osNhrIIIR1,f s1th 4lEh tnTS loan; inu.cu,.rrn
Pull walk out bsmt. with rec. rm..
maids nm. patio and lse. wooded
yard. -
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMEOWNERS. upper NV. and
n.e.-Lge. colored family wishes
to rent nice home, 3 to 4 bedrms.,
finished rec. rm.. back and front
suitable, suit; L Box @ 3iT"s, star.
WE NEED HOUSES for rent in
Arlington and Falls Church. Your
inal fee. Call TOWN q COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

A MILES s, OF ALEx.-5-room
cottage. 2 BEDROOMS Convenient
Evening star., 1960-01-21

OXON HILL-3.yesr-old, 3-bedrm
det. brick rambler on large, level,
wooded and fenced lot; built-in
garage and bath In tiled base
ment; wall oven; fireplace. Like
new new ,, On OHsl1ins, 1., sge 5ea5 doo schools
down payment.
SoUTHLAWN - Lovely 3-bedroom
brick rambler with fun basement
on large corner lot. Only Sl5.950,
low down payment. Cali Mrs Cox.
70, S:s347 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES F0R SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALL THE COMFORT and charm
that only an older home can give,
Is present in this newly redeco-
rated 2-story home. situated on q
ree.lined avenue and surrounded
by large shade trees and WE'LL
placed shrubs. The quiet, we'll
kept neighborhood is only walking
distance from everything. From
the spacious covered porch 10 the
master bedroom with walk-in clos
cts. the keynote OF this home Is
one OF ease and graceful living.
your personal Inspection, Already
FHA appraised: only S14.05O for
everything. Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
ARGYLE FOREST-Ciose-i loca-
tion, mr.. golf course, highligilts
this new brick rambler: liy rm ,
sep. din. rm., tabie-Space kit, 3
bedrooms. bath. rear porch. full
bsmt. with v bath: good terms;
price, S1S.95O. SLIGO REALTY,
REALTORS. JtI. $4,000.
BETHEsDA-1mmaeulate rambler:
approximately $4,000 cash down
Vacant. 3 large bedrooms. . tiled
baths. living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, excellent
kltcnen: well land seaped lot.
S22,05O, Call KE. 7-1370. Ewes ,
EN-. 2-427s. STUART ~ MAURY,
INC, Realtors, 1907 Wis. ave. NV
BETHEsDA-LiV. rm.. din. rm..
modern kit. 1st A.: 2nd A.. 2 lge.
bedrms, ! small; bath. enclosed
deck vsrands lss, o,l;.,ri lot; full .Int Ssmt; ;
able Call OIL. 2-37s4. No agents
BETHESDA tEngiiSh Village)
3-bedrm. brick: fireplace,
basement. trees. fenced yard
By OWNER, Oh. 4-7ep0. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
ALEXANDRIA AREA
PINECREST ESTATE

Intriguing 4-bedroom, 3-bath, IS.
It. stone-and-frame rambler grace-
iully situated on more than an
Living room with beamed ceiling
CselI-lR onto glass-walled Flor
ida. room; separate dining rm., ex-
celient kitchen with breakfast
nook. 4th bedroom would serve
well Is study or den; S39,95
& Potter, Inc.
XII. s-433O REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-01-21

ChEVE CHASE-True, center -hall
bIiek Colonial. built In 1851, in
clubs" 3 tvin-size bedrms.. den.
perch, ga. baths, garage, etc: a
delightful home Of ANTIQUE brick,
yet as modern as today; mid -30s.
ANDRlS REALTY OIL. 2-9O7O TIL q
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES F0R SALE-MD.

CHEVY CHASE (nr. Conn. ave
transp.,, clubs. schls. .)-Brick Co.
active family Large yard; 1 bed
rms. . baths, library. powder
nm. etc. BY appt. only. Mr..
Dumont. OIL. 4-7829. THos. j.
FISHER g. CO.. INC, DI. 7-6S30
CHEVY CHASE, The Hamlet"-
Spacious Colonial home Of impec-
cable taste. Elegant presentation
throughout. Expensive prestige
area. For details and appoint
ment, phone Mr.. Dumont. OIL.
4-762ga THo6. j. FISHER &
CO., INC, DI. 7-6S3O,
Evening star., 1960-01-21
BETHESDA AREA
HOMES

HOMES
ATTRACTIVE brick Cape
Cod: liv. rm. with fireplace,
sep. din. nm. mod. kit. with
breakfast bar; bedrm. with
1ull bath on st fir.; . bed
rms. and bath on 2nd hr.
Fuu bsmt.; $4,000.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA -
Charming, new. brick land.
frame split-level. in quiet
wooded area: 3 bedrooms.
study. ia baths. separate
gin. rm.. all-electric kit.
finished rec. rm.. gaTAge;
S-acre site: S3l,950.
sOMERSET-3-bedroom. p
bath brick rambler; center
hall. formal din. rm, all
electric kit, radiant heat in
full bSmt., with rec. rm.,
above-Eround level, study or
18th bedrm and full bath.
2 hreplaceS; carport; yard;
S39,500.
NEW CONTEMPORARY red
wood-and-brick rambler. In
deep wooded setting; sep
arate din. rm., all-electTic
kit. with adjoining breakfast
nm. 3 bedrms.. . baths,
rec. rm., above-ground level
opening onto patio: Q Are
places. screened porch. over
sized garage: 05s,600.
POTOMAC - New quality
brick EnGlish rambler on
ga acres; all-eleetric kitchen
with adjoining family room.
din. rm., study and powder
room on ground level. Liv.
rm. with fireplace. 4 bed
rms, . baths on upper level:
sub bsmt., Gear garage:
S47.500.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

BETHESDA; Sl4,SO0 2-bedroom
6ungalow with full basement; new
heating plant and hot-water heat
Gated q few blocks OF Wiscon-
sin ave. Call OIL. 6-2344, once
open 2 til 9. FREDERICK w.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

BETHESDA POTOMAC AREA
Beautiful brick rancher. located
on "a shaded acres in the de-
sirsble River road area; featuring
me me sedrms., attractive study,
size dining rm. and today's kitch-
en- with breakfast area: rec. rn
and separate playroom in full
psmt.: detached playhouse for the
kiddies: low, low 40s. Call our
uptown once, KE. 7-1S0O, til
(after 6, call EN-. o-234I5,
SHANNON A. IIICHa co
Evening star., 1960-01-21

BETHaIE:sDAaoAttention, doctors or
brick Colonial. with fun basement
suitable for converting to ofices:
on q main boulevard; near B-CC
High School and walking distance
OF Wisconsin ave-; priced at
S25,75O. Call OIL. 6-2344, once
open TIL q, FREDERICK w.
BERENS SALES. INC