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would finance two new science
rooms and convert q third to
science uses. build two health
rooms, two art rooms, seven
regular classrooms and expand
the, library.
It also would expand the
present school heating plant.
Addition Not Finished
At Madison Elementary,
which has an enrolment Of $50
and q capacity Of $50, the
money would so for Q library,
9 resource room and expansion
Of the cafeteria and boiler
room.
Mr.. Schmitt explained that
when an addition was built TO
the Madison School in 1857,
there was not enough money to
put in all the needed facilities.
Grant Hilliker, a former city
councilman and chairman Of
BOND, said the spending pro-
gram would cost mo more than
IS cents" on the total real
estate tax rate Of $2.S4 per 800
assessed valuation.
Mr.. Hilliker'S organization is
conducting q door-to-door can
vass throughout the city and
distributing four page brochures
in support Of the program.
School Board Member H. p,
Strople.. a strong opponent Of
the proposal, claimed a bond
issue could cost as much as ~
cents on the tax rate.
Mr.. Strople asserted that
debt service would cost $4,000
to $4,000 a year, expenses
$4,000 and an increased stad,
$4,000. In Fairfax County,
SS75, 900 would pay for an en-
tire intermediate school, MI.
Strople said.
Raises Annexation Issue
The annexation question was
by @. Gait Bready, an
attorney and a former city
councilman, who said the city
might not need to build school
additions If it could annex
some county schools.
Mr.. Bready. noting that he
probably would have voted
against annexation if he were
on the council, said he felt the
city's suit to annex as square
miles of county land was like
ly to have some degree of suc-
cess"
IF we have any success" Mr..
Bready said, we're going to get
Falls Church High School and
at least one, maybe two, ele-
mentary schools"
This would mean being un-
comfortable" for q while longer
but would not require q bond
issue, Mr.. Bready said.
Mr.. Schmitt said that "re-
gardless Of the annexation suit,
we need the facilities now
We have the youngsters in the
city"
Evening star., 1960-10-26
tPleture % PaEe A-ll

-
High School and &I25,O00 for
Madison Elementary School.
Those opposing the referen-
dunn say it would cost too much
and annexation Of some Fair.
fax County schools might solve
the problem, anyway. OPPOSE
ton. while vocal. has not been
organized.
Proponents Of the bond issue
have formed an organization
called BOND to secure the
backing Of the city's voters on
the proposal, which they feel
is needed.
School OvercrOwded
Irwin H. SchEnitt, the city's
school superintendent, says the
George Mason School Is badly
overcrowded and lacks many
ordinary facilities, and that
Madison School should get
facilities II has never had.
George Mason, built for q
capacity Of 720 youngsters, now
has 98S, Mr.. Schmitt said, not
ing that students 60 to school
there on three staggered shifts.
And there still aren't enough
;lassrooms," Mr.. SchHnitt added.
Mr.. Schmitt pointed out that
at George Mason:
Health classes are forced to
meet in the balcony, of the
gymnasium, while gym classes
are held on the gym floor below.
The school library. most Of
which has been taken over for
space, now seats only
IS children.
There is so little locker room
space that athletic teams use
q storage room. and there are
no junior varsity teams at all
because there is not enough
room.
The money for George Mason
Evening star., 1960-10-26
FolIs Church Will Vote
On School Bonds Plan
BY JACK KRLsO
Star stan Writer

Falls Church voters will decide November referendum
whether to spend $i million most Of 1t for school improve
ment program, FxSe,
The long proposal would pay FOR improvement
the city streets storm drainage system
pansion and improvement Of two schools.
In the referendum all qualified voters may participate
Evening star., 1960-10-26
SIuyer's Execution Set

POW5ATAN, Oct. 26 (AP)s
Circuit Judge J. Garland Jeffer-
son has set January . for the
execution OF Clyde Near. conA
victed In the Staying of an enl-
ploye Of the Virginia industrial
School at Beaumont. An earlier
execution date had been set
aside to permit an appeal to
the State Supreme Court. How
ever, Near's conviction was up
held by the high court. Near
was convicted Of the fatal club
bing Of Barry Chapman.
Evening star., 1960-10-26

This is the route of the 17.5-miIe bridge
tunnel crossing of Chesapeake Bay where the
bay joins the Atlantic Ocean. Construction
began today on the $139 million project con-
Sisting of IL miles of trestle 80 feet above
mean low water, four man-made islands to
connect with two tunnels beneath main ship
channels and two high.level bridges (arrOws)
for passage of larger seagOing vessels
Evening star., 1960-10-26
School Aides Gifts

Fairfax County Public
Schools personnel contributed
$7.021.70 to the 1861 United
Givers Fund drive, $S19.20
greater than the school en-
ployeS contributed last year.
Evening star., 1960-10-26
Alexandra Hears
Lond,Pton Critics
BY JOHN NEARY ,
star stan Writer

The Alexandria City Council last night developers
that land plan under preparation the city will
not affect their current building rights. I@
The councmen acted after they sharply criticized
Tor letting land plan proposed last week by the
planning department. become public Under the proposal
Evening star., 1960-10-26

but Q majority OF the property
owners-must approve the yefer-
endun1 to secure passage.
Little, II any objection has
been raised to spending money
for streets and storm drainage.
But there has been some OPP
position to spending $3.50. 900
on George Mason Junior Senior
Evening star., 1960-03-24
BY ROBERT e. CLARK
Star Staff Writer

The tale of the Cadillac Nose
Duberstein really didn't want
brought home to the Supreme
Court yesterday some Of the
complications of taxation of
business gifts"
The Cadillac was pressed on
Mr.. Duberstein, president Of a
Dayton (Ohio) metal products
company. by a grateful friend.
his attorney told the court. AS
the lawyer explained it, his
client had supplied the names
of some potential customers to
his friend, who was the presi-
dent Of a New York firm.
During one of their long
distance conversations. the New
Yorker said he was going to
give Mr.. Duberstein a Cadillac
to- show his gratitude.
"Duberstein said, I don't
want a car. I've got a car,
the attorney related. His client
had. in fact, two cars-one a
Cadillac-he added.
The Giver Prevailed
But the friend persisted, and
Mr.. Duberstein finally capitu-
lated. Four years later when, as
the court was reminded, the
Cadillac was almost worn out,
an internal revenue agent
called on Mr.. Duberstein. He
insisted, in what has become
a key court test of business
gifts, that the automobile
should have been listed by Mr..
Duberstein as income.
Arguing its side of the case
yesterday, the Government ap-
pealed almost plaintively to the
high court to provide guidance
on how to draw the line be-
tween legitimate gifts and COM
pensation for business favors
that should be treated as tax
able income.
Since World War II there
Evening star., 1960-03-24

was argued In ! more serious
tone in q case which will de.
eide whether strike benefits
paid by a union are tax-free.
The Government is appeal
ing a decision Of the Seventh
Circuit Court of Appeals that
benefits paid workers on the
basis Of need during the six
year-old Kohler Co. strike in
Wisconsin are not taxable.
A number Of unions have ad-
vised members as a result of
the decision that they do not
have to list strike benefits as
income. The Internal Revenue
Service has held otherwise
since 1920 but made little effort
to enforce the policy until TAX
ing a Kohler worker into court
in 1857.
The Governments position is
that the strike benefit fund
built UP by the dues Of union
members was a form of "mu-
tual insurance" To be tax
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Unwonted Car Is Issue
In Court Tox-GiH Case

has been a proliferation of
business gifts" a Justice De-
partment attorney noted So
berly. In less legal language,
he was saying "payola" has be-
come widespread in the busi-
ness world.
F The justices joined in the
laughter over Mr.. Duberstein's
troubles, related in jocular vein
by his attorney. but sympa-
thized with the dilemma faced
by the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice.
It's policy has been to Judge
a gift on the basis Of a giver's
intent. but this often breaks
down in practice. Guidance, the
court was told, is sorely needed.
Another side Of the problem
Evening star., 1960-03-24

free the payments would have
to meet the legal definition of
gifts, the Justice Department
said. ~ 60,
The United Auto Workers,
AFL-CIO, the union involved,
argued that its primary motive
in paying the benefits was to
alleviate hardship among the
strikers.
The court was to hear a
third test case today involving
the tax status Of bonuses paid
to retiring employees. Its deci-
sions in the three cases are ex-
pected to set new rules for tax
alton Of "payola," as well as
other forms Of business gifts.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Democrats TO Meet
Candidates Tomorrow

Candidates in the May Demo-
cratic primary election in
Montgomery County will be
presented to the public at 8
pm. tomorrow at the National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission Auditorium. S787
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring.
Sponsored by the Kensington-
Wheaton Democratic Club, the
meeting agenda also will in
clude a discussion Of the 1960-
81 Montgomery County school
budget. gr- H-
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Nixon Reported
Failing Labor
BY the Associated Press

Vice President Nixon ap-
pears to have f1unked an ALL
C1O scoring test of voting
records.
Three Democratic presiden-
tial hopefuls-Senators Hum
phrey of Minnesota, Kennedy
OF Massachusetts, and Syming-
ton of MiSsouri-passed the
union test with high grades.
But another Democratic
presidential possibility, Senate
Majority Leader Johnson, made
a relatively low score.
The voting scorecard of the
five political leaders. going
back more tha ma dozen years,
was prepared by the AFL-CIO
political division, its Commit
tee on Political Education. The
detailed scoring is intended
Tor COPE's internal use and
has not been made public.
COPE declined comment on it.
Political Drive Planned
Copies. however, are being
studied at a series Of closed
door meetings of AFL-CIO po-
litical chiefs being held over
the Nation. The purpose is to
plan an about labor union po-
litical drive this year.
In some ways the union
meetings parallel a series Of
get people interested in :
politics sessions sponsored re-
Gently in various areas by the
United States Chamber Of
Commerce.
The COPE scoreboard on
labor and labor management
voting issues gives Senators
Humphrey. Kennedy and Sy-
mington 100 per cent ratings.
Senator johnson is rated as
having voted 45.9 per cent right
so far as organized labor is
concerned on these issues. The
rating Of Mr.. Nixon, the sole
Republican candidate for Pres
ident, is 81 per cent. Mr..
Nixon served IN the House and
Senate before being elected
Vice President.
Issues Have Wide Range
COPE gave additional scor-
ings to each of the five on a
wider gamut of congressional
issues. involving farm, civil
rights, consumer problems, de-
tense. education, health, hous-
ing, offshore oil. public power
and natural resources, public
workers, social security and tax
issues.
In this category the five are
scored by COPE as follows:
Senator Humphrey, 99.5 per
cent; Senator Symington, 97.6
per cent; Senator Kennedy, 90.2
per cent; Senator johnson, g. 5
per cent, and Mr.. Nixon, 22.9
per cent.
On civil rights issues-the
subject currently being debated
in Congress-the fire rated are
as follows:
Senator Humphrey, right 81,
wrong, o: Senator Johnson,
right 3, wrong 20; Senator Ken
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Witness Wuitino
To Testify Dies

A witness waiting to testify
in a robbery case died yesterday
in District Court, apparently
of a heart attack.
Homicide squad detectives
identified the dead man as
Raymond Reid, IS, of 1925
Eleventh street NV, a hight
manager at the Glebe Carry
Out Shop, a few doors down
the street from his home.
Mr.. Reid was in Chief Judge
David A. Pines courtroom
when stricken. He was taken
to the court first aid room,
where he was pronounced dead.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
MAYANS STUDY MODERN PAPER

nedy. right IS. wiring /; Sena-
tor Symington. right 9, wrong
/, and Mr.. Nixon, right 8,
wrong 2.
Senator Humphrey, who gets
the highest overall rating, is
Evening star., 1960-03-24

credited with voting right 213
times over the years and wrong
only once-on some long past
issue described only on the
scorecard as an economic con-
troll measure.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
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Evening star., 1960-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

WHEATON-3-bedrm. expansible
to 4 Cape Cod. Assume high GI
loan. REAL ESTATE CONSULT
ANTS, VIII. 2-90Gs or JU. 5-3710.
WHEATON-2-bedrm. rambler; fun
bsmt., Ice. fenced lot: conv. 10
bus and school; $3.50 dn., Ss1 Al
mo. paws all
EISENACHER REALTY. 10. 4-5555
WHEATON = Completely redec. g.
bedrm. Colonial. . blocks from
Wheaton shop. Lge. liv. rm. with
drepl.. full din. rm., tile bsmt. The
unexpected low price of Sl7,95O:
only Sa00 down. YOUNKIN AND
CO., 10. 4-S022 till q.
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HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

FOUR BEDROOMS, SI4,s5O-LarEe
w. rm,. sep. din. rm.. 2 baths.
Owner has gone to Texas. Small
down pymt. on FLA terms. THIS
Is REALLY A LOVELY HOME.
YOUNKIN & CO., LO. 4-S022
FRANKLIN PARK-By owner, 4905
Ertter dr., bet. Rockville pike and
Viers Mill rd., North of Randolph
-4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. ramb., .
yrs. old: full bsmt.. rec. rm. and
shop; beautiful view; walking dist
elem. school: bus at door to ali
others. $21,5O0. VIII. 6-42sl.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
List Your Home With
KORZENDORFER

1924 Wis. Ave.
REALTOR OIL. 4-s111
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,

CHEVERLY BEAUTIFUL - $500
GOWN: vacant ? bedrm. brick and
rm., walkout basement and
screened porch. Immediate pos
session for qualified buyer. VIII
consider all offers.
FHA Approved SI6,5O0"
MARYLAND Sales AP. 7-oO75
COUNTRY HOME, 3Ia acres, g
large bedrms.. > full baths, lge.
Lv. rm.. full din. rm., also chicken
house; price reduced for quick sale
Evening star., 1960-08-16
TRADE

YOUR OLDER HOME ON A
NEW REMBRANDT SPLIT-LEVEL
to 4 bedrms., . to 3 baths:
S22,200: $1,000 down FHA; $40
Tor settlement costs; all the many
de luxe features you would expect,
cilities. DIR: Out Georgia ave
ext. left on Aspen Hill I'd. to
model home at 4415. OPEN z to
9 weekdays. evenings.
10. .5-2s60 or Lo. 5-36S7
Suburban Properties Mgt.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

SILVER SPRING-Almost new air.
cond. brick rambler split, foyer
entrance: bedrms., kit, with eat
ing space. full bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm.. fireplace and bar; large
fenced yard, shade trees; owner
transferred: S19,500. No Agents.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
HILLCREST

HOME AND INCOME - 1O-yr. -oid
brick duplex, . apts,, sep gas hot
water heat: tenants pay all utils ;
rent S140 per mo-, priced to sell
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. Real
tors. LU. 4-3400; ewes. CHI. s.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

NO SHUNsHfN..
Best BUY anywhere for Sl6,95O!
ranchers with luxurious eleetric
Dashboard heat, Westinghouse kit
bright, walkout basement with
roughed-in rec. rm. and 3-fixture
bath! FILA, S17,5OO, save S55O,
buy conventional at S16,95O!
Most for YOU"
MARYLAND Sales AP. 7-2o75
ACC0KEEK-New 3-bedrm., bsmt,
house; a-acre lot; carport; SI5,-
$50. M. RUBIN, BU, 3-24Q0
Evening star., 1960-08-16

byiously we're proud to offer this
63-ft.,. new 4-bedrm ramb.. on
a conf. i2-acre lot: big rms, plus
carport, pch. and bsmt.; nr. Acc,
and q low S2S,75O,
Evening star., 1960-08-16
BETHESDA
5-Bedrm. Homes

AsHBURTON air conditioned
spllt-level, center hall; full
din. rm.. dishwasher, etc,
and dinette, family rm., 8
baths, carport; frontage 20
it., S31,500.
ROCK CREEK HILLS, new
painted brk. rambler; mahog.
paneled family room adjoins
lovely Westinghouse kitchen,
Soft. rec. rm. on garden
level w/f1replace and book
shelves; 3 baths. carport: "A
acre wooded. Lower 30's.
Mr.. ST. JAMES CHURCH
Brick rambler; full din. rm.,
wall oven, dishwasher. eta,
rec. rm., 3 baths, carpet,
drapes' garage; S30,50O.
ASHBURToN-S2s,OOO, brk,
split-level: foyer entr., spa
clous ,liv. rm., full din. rm.,
2h2 baths: family room.
Price includes swimming pool
membership.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONIINUEDl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = AT.
TENTION DOCTORS, DENTISTS
Two ideal professional location,
on Conn. ave. will finish to spec
New split-level homes with many
extras. Priced low 30s. REAL ES.
TATE CONSULTANTs. WI. 2.
9O2S or JU. 5-37I0.
BETHESDA, HONEYMOON HUT
"A darling 3-bedroom, 1I3-bath
air-conditioned white brick ram
bier nestled on a quiet secluded
street Garage, modern kitchen
fireplace. etc. Only $1,000 down
F. W. BERENs SALES, INC.
WA. 7-4500
BETHESDA-SUMNER = Brick-and.
slate Colonial in immac. cond.
impressive entr., foyer. scr. porch
mod. kit. with table space. 4 bed.
rms, 2lz baths, den, paneled day.
lite walk-out rec. rm., doubl,
garage: upper 40s.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-907O til 8
Evening star., 1960-08-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEVY CHASE (bet. the elubs)-
6-rm., 2k-bath, brk. Colonial.
w/garage and porch overlooking
landscaped lot. 140-ft. deep. S27,-
$50. BEERS BROS. JU. 5-76lO.
CHEVY CHASE, in the Hamlet
This Ice. red brick beauty has
everything. You must see it. Ask
ing $4,000 Call WO. $4,000 til
e. EDW. H: JONES CO.. INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. NV.
caEyY 5ssyY CHASE JIAs:,; : chs c;hEaTming 9:
rec. rm., lovely lot, large rooms,
quiet street; $685. LO. 5-S63O.
@ A. SCHLES1NGER CO.
CHEVY CHASE-KIRKSIDE-A lot
OF house: Colonial brick; 3 bed
rms, baths, family rm., powder
rm.; terrific rec. rm. with End
powder rm: Somerset, Blessed
Sacrament Schools, Chevy Chase
shopping and bus terminal; 30s.
CHEVY CHASE-This close-in CEN
ter-hau 4-bedrm. Colonial has ga
paths .liv. rm., din. rm., den,
equip. kit. with pantry. Priced in
low 2Os for immediate sale. o. p.
SMITH d BROS. CO, INC. OIL. q
OIIo, SNCo. VI. O-ctl0
CHEVY CHASE-ROLLINGWOOD-
Beaut. red brick Colonial on Il
acre wooded lot; 4 bedrms., 3 full
baths. 2 half baths: liv rm. l5x
"a. paneled rec. rm. at ground
level: pvt. garden, 2-car garage
plus many other fine features
Move IN before school opens. Call
WO. $4,000 til 8. EDW. H,
JONES & CO., INC, $500 Conn
ave.
CHEVY CHASE-Just OF the Dis
trict line; brick rambler; spacious
room sizes; 3 bedrms., . baths,
rec, rm. with bar and 2nd hrepl. ;
double garage: mid 30s.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O It'll
CHEVY CHAsE-Immed. occupan-
cy. Brk.-and-frame Colonial; Iiv.
nm, sep. din. rm., kit. and powder
rm; on main f.; 3 bedrms. up;
full bsmt. with I'm. rec. rm.: walk
TO shops. and transp.: mid 2OS,
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 5000
CHEVY CHASE, ROCK CREEK
FOREST bedrms. or 3 bedrms
ana paneled den. all on one floor.
Snow-white brick rancher, above
ground basement, ga baths, big
level lot. firm price, only S24,a50.
Call Lo. 5-0S44 til 6 (after 6
WO 6-S6SO).
SHANNON q LUcHs. ND. OFFICE
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ASSUME Az ct

AOOUME 4 " 70
Owner leaving area, your opportu-
nifty. TO acquire all-brick 3-bedrm.
rambler. daylight bsmt., h.-wh..
wood windows. etc: SIT 800, quick
sale; S96 mo. pays all.
ALLEN REALTOR LO. 5-lq50
AV0NDALE. exceptional quality
neighborhood near District line
Delightful 3-bedroom all-brick Co.
lonial; Ia baths, recreation room :
nice corner fenced lot with trees,
Showplace;- wall-to-wall carpet,
screened porch: only $1S,75O. A. j.
kESS1NGER q CO.. JU. 9-4544
AV0NDALE-3-bedrm. brick Colo
nial with full din. rm., large liv.
I'm. with flrepl, den and rec. rm.
Lovely level lot with det. garage
and fruit trees; close to shopping
and transp.; full price. S26,950,
on conv. terms. Call til 9 pm
WA. $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
q CO., INC.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
Alex. X.-Arl. Fairfax


S1s,95O-Antiuue brick rambler
drive to Cameron, Belyoir % and
IRE, Pentagon. 3 nice bedrooms, :
paths. carport, patio and cedar
FENCED yard. Purchase today with
modest down payment. assume
large 4Aoo loan. Monthly pay
ments Just S11O. Act quickly on
this genuine bargain.
$la,a5O will purchase wonderful
family home in Arlington. 3-bed
room Colonial with slate roof
newly decorated and in new-home
condition. Situated on beautifully
!andscaped fenced lot, walking
distance to st. AIMS, Swanson
Jr. High and Westover shopping,
Easy TO purchase with FHA A.
nancinS. See with us today.
$26,950-All the space and COM
fort you need. 4 twin-size bed
rooms, > baths and fabulous pan
eled recreation room plus hobby
and storage area. Close-in North
Arlington location, . minis. to Key
Bridge. Children can skip to the
best schools in iiffv. We invite
inspection and comparison Of this
stunning rambler.
$33 ,500-Be the proud owner of
this COUNTRY ESTATE in Fair
fax County, out where nature
provides the best in good living.
Near acre woodland surrounds this
charming brick home with r spa
cious and beautifully arranged
27-ft paneled clubroom are lust
a few Of the attractive features,
Located in area OF prestige homes,
Just few minutes drive to down
town Washington. Call US for an
;appointment-you can't go wrong
here.
Evening star., 1960-08-16
SAMUEL E. ROGLEY

OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S0O til o
BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest Area
Lovely brk. Colonial in a very
desirable loc. Liy. rm., din. rm.,
KIT, powder rm. and scr. pre-. on
lSt H.; 3 bedrmS. and > baths on
md; det. gar. Beaut. shaded lot,
priced at S26,750. For immed sale
Owner transferred.
=, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

earning for better things? Trade
your present home on a modern
split -leVel in Kensington, with 3
bedrms;, . baths and a fine rec,
nm; all for S2O,75O, FHA.
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ARL.-Brick, 4 bedrms., ga
baths: in choice close-in To-
cation. : rms, plus bSmt.
and knotty pine rec. rm:
brick garage and scr. porch.
Inviting offers below S22,500
with good loan to assume.
Vacant-MUST SELL >
Gail ia. 1-0250. MILKEY
REALTY.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

CT NO MONEY DOWN
Very attractive spacious Cape Cod
Full bsmt. with beautifully in-
lshed rec. rm. and bar. Par
TALLY finished patio Trades
accepted If you now own a home
Also may be purchased FHA,
minimum down.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

VALLEY AVE. Sc, 453-4 -bedrm.
2-bath brick: . blks. to school and
transp. assume lge. 4iacc 1st
trust To inspect, call JOHN L.
SHELTON, RLTOR., 10 10000,
dO1 VALLEY AVE. S.E.-VACANT,
move in; no money down to vet
Grams (iust pay settlement COSTS
rent out the upstairs apt, live
free in the other apt. priced
S14, $50; beautiful brick BUILDING
facing Govt park To inspect
call r. L.. Taylor, OIL 4-3462
ewes; or business hrs, ma. s.
5000. F. W BERENS SALES
INC, 1922 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

FOREST HEIGHTS. OPEN i-DARK,
346 Onandaga DR.. SIG, 800: 81 500
gown. Charming 3-bedrm. ram
beaut. Handicapped. Picture window
with window seats. Firepl. in liv
rm; DR.. Out Nichols ave, stay
riEht past Eastover shopping CEN
ter to Forest Heights entrance,
pear left parallel to highway to
nTst stop sign. right to house.
OWNER. JU. 5-742l.
Evening star., 1960-08-16

OXON HILL, Book terrace-Ex-
tremely nice 3-bedrm. detached
brick rambler; all-elec. kit. ige.
din; rm. and liv. rm., full bsmt.
bullt-in garage, plus nice porch.
CJJRTI9 BRNS
Evening star., 1960-03-24

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