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Evening star., 1960-04-08
DILLON LAND CO.

DILLON LAND co.
JE. 4-4O4O NRealtor Open Til Q
WHEATON, SILVER SPRING
ROCKVILLE-NEARBY AREAS
Nice selection Of = and 3 bedrms.
available, some for immediate
occupancy. Priced from SS7 80
per month, and up. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP Lo 4-S44O.
3IO-ACRE FARM ESTATE, with
spacious 6-bedroom, brick-and-
frame home, Huge living rm
with fireplace, 2O-ft. dining rm.,
big kitchen. 2O-ft. den, full bath;
30x1S-ft. bedrooms on 2nd floor
house is oil heated: Gear garage,
= tenant houses, other buildings:
suitable for raising beef cattle;
near Front Royal, Va. Native
blue grass thrives in the area;
Virginia beef cattle experimental
station nearby: fronts on highway
Price and terms reasonable. Ask
for Col. Goodwin or Mr.. Moring
HICKS REALTY CO. King 9-1600
II ACRES commercial corner on
Rte. so, beautiful bldg. sites
deep well. wonderful views; will
finance; phone owner, Upperville
Va 10O
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ON 2-ACRE ESTATE-Your home:
4, 5 or 9 bedrooms; custom built
3 miles west of FAIRFAX Court
house: S22.150. CUNNINGHAM
ENGINEERING CO., JE. 4-0SOS
or so. 5-l239. lO'
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Courthouse Realty
FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA
CIR. 3-225l From g-5 weekdays oTll!
VIRGINIA FARMS


23S acres-Good masonry dairy
barn, Ice. cattle barn, etc: stream
lake; l0-rm. house, on beaut.
setting: S3S.50O.
200 acres, lower Fauauier Co.
one Of the best-Trout stream. s.
rm. house. barns: considered close
in: to settle estate, So 800.
New stone air-cond. house, on 131
acres: main hwy: 3 bedrms.,
baths, . firepls.: house cost more
than $4,000: priced $4,000.
S. rollins acres-1-rm. house,
bath; barns. ETC.; . wonderful
buy, S2l,95O.
TO-acre apple orchard and peach
orchard; expected yield, 1000
bu. peaches, 10000 bu. apples this
year; FIRST spray is on Rock-bottom
price, Sl1,500. easily financed.
150-acre apple orchard, 2-row
planting, double red del, winesap;
4 streams. gorgeous building sites;
. trucks. / tractor; packing shed
and equip: S26,500.
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'S6 CHEVROLET

Bel Air sport SsdonJ ivory end
grey finish; va, eUtomo'ie.
rodio and heotsr EnAE
oS is --------------~O ~OOO
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VIRGINIA

331 acres with ] mi frontage or
Rappahannock River nr. Fauuuiei
Springs in FauauieT County. Tor
river bottom land. Sle5 per acre
CoIumned Colonial home on 264
acre horse farm. Servants wins
with full eonveniences l6 boz
stall stable, guest house, scar
garage, 2 acre lake. barns: 2S.09G
gal water system Nr. Thorofars
Gap and Interstate ate. 66:
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HARDTOPS
So CHEVROLET

lmpola; sporty beige ond copper
finish We, automatic irons
mission, Z. and h., 00k
power steering -~HOVV
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
University News

Conscious of the need to utilize
womanpower as well as manpower
to the fullest, University of Della
ware faculty and administrators
are making greater efforts to en-
courage women students to seek
careers after graduation.
To focus the attention of a grow
ing number of women undergrad
uates on vocations other than
housewife and mother, President
John A. Perkins has appointed a
Committee to Further the Profess
ional Purpose of Women Students.
DR.. Perkins words, the funct-
ion of the committee is that of "in-
spring our women students to
approach their higher education
with a greater sense of profession
al purpose and to extend them
selves in their education to the
full extent of their ability, look
ing toward lifetime careers"
Plans of the committee, which
craftsmanship of Professor Eliza
beth Dyer, call for a series of
campus visitations by professional
and career women, many of whom
have successfully combined marri-
age and vocational responsibilities.
The committee will confine its
work to college level students, al
though it recognizes the need for
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

similar action at the high school
level. Its work will be aimed at
interesting women in choosing ca
reers and in encouraging those
who already have made their cho-
ices to broaden and deepen their
educational developement.
Suggested speakers include wo-
men of national reputation and
others of distinction in local or
regional activities. 1t is hoped that
the quality Of the campus program
will result in the eventual pub
lication of the lecture series on
career opportunities for women.
Members of the committee are
DR.. Dyer, chairman; Mrs. Gerald
inc M. Wyatt, director of place
ment; DR.. Irma Ayers, dean of the
school of home economies; Miss
Elizabeth F. Crook, assistant pro-
fessor of music; Mrs. Alberta Tru-
nck, lecturer in nursing; Miss
Jane l.. Gardner, associate pro-
fessor of art; Miss Mary P. Nc
Pherson, part-time instructor in
philosophy, and Mrs. Arnold M.
Clark.
Student members are Miss San
dra Schwab, Lansdale, Pa; Miss
Annette S. Adams, $50 Highland
Ave., Collingswood, Nj; and Miss
Madeline j. Baker, 302 Capitol
Trail, Newark.
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

marrow generation.) But in a
laboratory you miss human con-
tact AS dentist l can have both. "
Isabel got running start on
the profession because both her
parents are physicians and her
husband, Bernard (they met at
NYU) is dentist already in
practice,
Experts say girls like Isabel
prove the point: given an interest
and ability in science, women are
particularly suited to dentistry by
their qualities of patience, sympa-
thy, sensitive hands, attention to
detail.
Figures from abroad bear this
out. In Russia, Finland and Luth-
uania, 80 per cent or more of all
dentists are women. Even in South
America, where women are gener-
ally less emancipated socially, tn
ey make up 10 to 40 per cent of
all dentists.
But in the United States, barely
one per cent of the nations 10000
dentists are women. And women
make UP less than three quarters
of one per cent of the students
now in dental schools.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

filling teeth. Nothing could be
frther from the truth"
A girl interested in science
may picture herself devotedly
bending over a bubbling test tube
seeking a cure for cancer. or work
ing on theorems that will launch
the first man to the moon. These
romantic visions stop short at the
prospect of a lawful of imperfect
molars and bicuspids.
But experts point out that
dentistry's field of study covers
virtually the whole range OF
medicine. 1t as special ap peal
for women in its opportunities for
work with children. And it COM
bines we'll with home and family
because a woman dentist can SET
her own hours.
Financially, rewards are good !:
a beginning dentist can earn close
to $4,000 a year, while average
net income after five or six
years practice ranges from s11,-
600 to $4,000.
For a students eye view of den-
istry as a career, talk to pretty
blonde Isabel Whitehill-Grayson
gentle, soft-voiced senior at NYU
Isabel has wide set green eyes
long black eyelashes and looks as
though strong yank on a tooth
would impale her on it. There
she says, is where people are mis-
taken.
"They think you have to be as
strong as an elephant to be q
dentist. Actually it's matter
of leverage-not brute strength
To Isabel, dentistry's appeal lies
in it's combination of basic science
with manual skill-her sparetimt
hobbies of painting and sculpture
help her dexterity in drilling, fill
ing and denture making; and deal
ing with people.
81 love research" she says. (Sht
wrote her masters thesis on bone
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
A JOB WITH PULL"
FOR THE LADIES
BY NORMA GAUHN

AP Newsfeatures Writer
NEW YORK, (AP)-The fiction of
painless dentistry may soon be-
come fact.
1t won't depend on high speed
drill, dental chairs that look like
space ships or similar mechanical
marvels
1t involves a quiet campaign by
the American Dental Assn to en-
list more women as dentists.
There's little doubt the ladies
would be good for the profession.
For who could say "Ouchi" and
mean it with pretty girl on the
other end of the drill? Or resist
please?"
The dental association reports
an increasing need for dental
health care for our expanding
population. It's esti mated seven
out of 10 adults need dentures and
100000 cavities are waiting for
attention.
Competition from the sciences
and engineering has made dental
schools even more anxious to
recruit more young people to the
profession. Thus the interest in
women prospects.
DR.. Raymond ]. Nagle, dean OF
the New York University College
of Dentistry (which has fo III
women undergraduates in an. en-
rollment of 6 SO students) says
one reason girls aren't attracted
to dentistry is that they aren't
told about its opportunities al
the high school guidance level
"And there's a lack of knowl-
edge about the scope of dental
pr a ii e." DR.. Nagle adds
People think it's nothing but
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
HOBBY RECALLS HISTORY

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-What
began as a hobby for DR.. Robert
B. Sutton may serve to fill
in gaps in the history of education.
Sutton, associate professor of
education at Ohio State University,
has collected in the past five years
more than 1000 items relating to
the history of American education.
Among them are report cards
dating back to 1861, an 1927 teach
er's contract, an 1949 school news
paper and an 1854 geography read
er for Confederate children in
Raleigh, N C..
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
JUDGE UNIMPRESSED

SANFORD, N. C. (P) = A judge
who sentenced an unemployed man
to to years Imprisonment for
nine break-in thefts didn't accept
the defendants explanation.
idle hands are a DEVILS work
shop" the man said in pleading
guilty.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
Tv GRARANTEE

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-A
man convicted of rape asked the
Oklahoma Court of Criminal
Appeals to reverse his conviction.
He said television cameras were
forbidden to cover his trial, thus
violating his constitutional guar
antee of public hearing.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-11-22

daughter. Marilyn Martin. have
left Champaign Tor Ceniralia 10
attend the funeral of her nephew,
Estel Odell, a., who died Friday
at Mt. Vernon Hospital
Evening star., 1960-06-26
COPY BOY
is TO 81
CREDIT MAN

If you are in charge OF a
small loan company branch
ofdce, or have had con-
siderable experience in the
credit field, We offer you
an opportunity to use your
experience to a greater
advantage. You will earn
as much as you now make,
or more, on a regular salary
basis. Good growth op-
portunities TO key manage
ment post because Of our
desire to expand. Write
Box 174-E, Star with de-
tails as to age, marital
status, education, work-ex-
perience and salaries earned.
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HELP MEN

ELEC. ENGINEER, exper. on lay
outs light and power installations
PLYMOUTH Z L Z c TRIO CON-
STRUCTION CO., ST. 3-2636.
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HELP MEN
ENGINEER

Licensed. 6th-class: steady work:
references: also handy with main
tenance work No drinkers Good
salary and quarters. Box 322-E,
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HELP MEN

DRIVERS and packers. Experienced
IN household goods moving and
storage. HospitaliZation and in
surance benefits. Permanent posi-
ton. BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
1919 ST. Elmo ave. Bethesda.
DRIVER, white. Alex, S2Sl; opport.
for man 20-35 with good driving
record. to Join really fine outfit.
GUARANTY EMPL., l0I N. Al
fred St, Alex. XII 9-371O.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

- PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO. will start
3-year training programs soon for
men 25 to 80 interested in sales
or management work, Up to
$4,000 starting salary with merit
increases after Il months; every
3 months thereafter for balance
OF 3-year extensive training
period Please call Mr.. Hall or
Mr., Morgan between 10 m. and
II am. Mon. OF Tues. only
NE. $500
INSURANCE AGENTS-Experienced d
or inexperienced for established
debts in Washington, Alexandra
and Woodbridge areas. Ideal work
ing conditions. Salary $50 to 500
per week, depending on expert
enee and sales ability. PLUS CON-
MISSION. Also excellent company
fringe benefits.
ATLANTIC LIFE ms. CO.
1Ql N. COLUMBUS ST.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
XII n-oE0n
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Men-Part Time

One Of Americas Oldest and largest
nrms, specializing in mutual
funds, is considering part-time
registered epresentatiVes. For
appointment, call DE. 2-343O.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
INSPECTOR. BOILERS

Apply City Of Alexandria, Person
mel Dept, 524 N. Pitt St, Alex,
Va.
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EXECUTIVE SALES
TRAINERS 10Y

@N@N w
Wanted by one OF Americas largest
corporations. No travelling re-
quired. Thorough training with
retirement pension. College edu-
cation and sales experience pre-
ferred, though not required. Start
ing compensation as high as $500
plus bonus.
Age 21-35. Write about yourself
on one page and give telephone
number. Information held in con-
Evening star., 1960-06-26
MEATCUTTERS

New supermarket opening soon in
District HEIGHTS; perm, position
for dependable and capable men;
S9S for 5-day wk. for journeyman
insurance and vac. benefits. Cali
Ii 3-SS02 for apnointment
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Executive Director

The Wheaton Chamber of Com
merce is now interviewing appli-
cants for the position of paid
executive director. If you are
retired ofticer or executive and
interested in active community
work. send photo and resume to
Box l04-H Star.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

tenance work No drinkers Good
salary and quarters. Box 322-E.
Star
Engineers & Scientists
Fee-paid positions at all salary
levels for experience with advanced
military eleetronics. Mail resume
or visit for prompt evaluation
without obligation.
COLUMBIA EMPL., 1341 @ NV.
to make take-offs on
stone work. Phone Mr.. ARBAN,
XII. 9-l240.
for household goods
moving and storage company. Ex-
perienced preferred. Good salary.
good working conditions. BETHES-
DA-CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO., 4S19 st. Elmo
ave, Bethesda.
TYPE-salary and bo-
nus for man to represent large
corporation; no travelling: estab-
lished resident, 80 TO 30. married.
ambitious, capable Of assuming
responsibility Piease give full
personal history All replies
strictly confidential. BOZ 234-T.
Star
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INSURANCE

White, man. Applicants between
the ages OF % and AS new being
interviewed for life insurance sales
organization. One of the most
progressive. companies in the Met
ropoltan Area, Advancement for
proven, sales records. Choice OF
Gorklng area. Call MR.. ToPP,
Evening star., 1960-06-26
HELP MEN
IBM
SUPERVISOR

Age 25 to 36. Resident Of Wash
ington Metropolitan area. Posi-
ton offers opportunity and re-
sponsibility to one who has the
ability and experience to qualify
as supervisor. knowledge OF 407
and 604 wiring needed. Personal
interview required. Many employt
benefits. Free private parking
Salary dependent on qualifications
and ability, Apply 500 to $3.50,
Monday. through Friday, 5000
Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BOX 239-E, STAR

DOA IO0-c, o AN
EXPER CARPENTER, colored, with
tools and car. STEADY WORK.
S2.25 hr. Apply 932 X st. NV.
FARM CARETAKER, l have a
lovely Montg. Co. farm with fine
bldgs. Grazing beef cattle only.
No cropping. Duties require care
OF bldgs, fencing, tractor moving,
cattle supervision. Ideal situation
for an industrious handy retired
man with farm BACKGROUND. Mod
ern effic apt. and small salary.
NO. 7-0660.
FIELD ENGINEER-Must have at
least yrs. exp. in building con-
struction, not highways. Perm
position, good pay for responsible
party. Phone FE. 7-47O0.
FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC for misc.
iron shop. Must be tops. See
foreman at 1214 Gath st. NV.
FIREMAN, FIRST class only; liberal
personnel policy. Apply in person,
NSpnIyi, MNSnday, ,JJEgnnee,,G1; Jgne x; 1890: ALEx-
ington St, Alexandria. Va
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DATRYMAN
CRAFTSMAN

The American Automobile Associa-
tion has an opening for a topo-
graphic craftsman. Salary COM
mensurate with experience and
ability Excellent employe benefits.
Appl- l7l2 G. st. NV, Rm. 404,
between 8 a m. and 3 pm.
DRIVER, truck, furniture and
equipment; know D. c., Md. and
Va: bondable: private tranSp.
needed. VIII. 2-0691 Sun, JU.
S-12S6 Mon.
bRIVER-MANAGERS for mobile
lunch wagons. Commission plus
bonus, 5-day week. ia. 2-7914.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
SENIOR
WASHINGTON
INTERVIEWS
Outstanding Opportunities
in the Field of
Research and DeVelonn1nnt

The Cook Technological
Division of the Cook
Electric Co. has been
providing basic and ap-
piled research and de-
velopment to industry
and ernm en- tai
agencies since World
War II. From this ex-
perience and by the
utilization of superior
facilities and techniques
it has established itself
as a leader in its field.
Its scientific team in
cludeS many of the
finest minds in the in
dustry, men who speak
your language, who
spark and inspire your
creative thinking. The
wide range of assign
ments makes the most
OF your abilities and
helps accelerate the pace
OF your professional
progress. Result: Quick
er recognition, greater
responsibility, increased
income.
Evening star., 1960-08-27
Household Problems Like These?

~ live in a suburban area
where we do not have sewers.
Disposal of waste water be-
comes a problem. I would like
to build some dry wells to
care for the water from the
laundry washer and to trap
the water from the down.
spouts. Any ideas will be ap-
preciated. P. A. L. writes.
AnSwer-The trouble with
dry wells is that too often
they are not dry. True. they
are intended to receive waste
water. but they must be 10
Gated in an area where the
water will rapidly drain off
into the soil.
II you can avoid sinking a
dry well into heavy clay or in
a low area where the earth
usually remains saturated
with water. they will perform
their intended function very
satisfactorily.
AS for construction, any
hole in the ground, covered
over to keep the kids from
falling in. comes under the
general classification of a dry
well. There is absolutely
nothing rigid about the re-
quirements. One neighbor
used several lengths of clay
Evening star., 1960-08-27
Coleman
Succeeds
Lloyd

Frederick w. Coleman III
of Washington has been
named executive vice presi-
dent of the Society of In
duStrial Realtors, Clinton B.
Snyder. Hoboken. N. j., presi-
dent, announced today.
Gen. Coleman. a retired
Army brigadier general, will
succeed Carl Lloyd, who has
resigned to enter the private
investment field.
Currently serving as man
ager for administration in
the Washington Office of the
Hughes Aircraft Co.. Gen.
Coleman will take over the
SIR post on September l.
Before retirement from the
Army in 1858, Gen. Coleman
last served as senior military
advisor to the assistant sec
retary Of defense for man
power, personnel and reserve.
The new executive vice
president is a graduate of
the Military Academy at
West Point and of the George
Washington University Law
School.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

have tried 1t. The cold air
will reduce the temperature
inside the firebox, thus re-
ducing the heat that you
will obtain from the space
heater. More important is
the fresh air that is drawn
into the house by the heater.
Our modern homes get pre-
cious little ventilation in
winter so to shut of this
supply will increase your
humidity problems.
M. B.-Latex concrete is
an excellent material for
concrete repairs and patch
ing. It's cost is relatively
high but nothing else will do
the same job.
Release by The Register and TT
bune Syndicate, 196OO
Evening star., 1960-08-27
By HERMAN BAUM
Contributing Writer

f1ue tile. A length of large
diameter terra Gotta or con-
crete culvert makes an excel
lent dry we'll.
The device most often re-
sorted to by the homeowner
is to obtain a steel barrel
and cut out both ends. This
is sunk into the earth so
that the top is Is inches be-
low the surface.
The interior is then filled
with large stones or broken
concrete blocks. A cover is
fashioned of creosoted lum-
ber and roofing felt and you
have a reasonably good dry
well. A few lengths of terra
Gotta tile are installed to
conduct the water from the
downSpout to an opening cut
Evening star., 1960-08-27

You Cont Win
"Since a space heater
draws warm air from inside
the house into the firebox
for combustion, thus vast
ing heated air and creating
drafts due to the fresh air
that must be drawn in to re-
place it, would it not be more
practical to install a cold air
intake to the firebox by
means of a pipe extended to
the outdoors?" F. B. M.
asks.
Answer-The idea is so
tempting that many people
Evening star., 1960-08-27

into the side of the barrel
near the top.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

AhEA, 3SU4 DeIano DR..
p bedrms., den or 3rd bedrm. :,
full bsmt.. fenced yard; close to
schools, churches. PA. 5-319l,
VILLAGE = Colonial
home; 3 bedrms,, ga baths,
screened porch and garaRe: beau
titully furn,; 20 min from dntn.
EN-. 5-0494,
COLORED, 5725 18th NV, rent
this 2-fsmily home 70 rmS.) with
option to purchase later, row brk.,
tmmed. poss., PENNY'S REALTY
CO., TU. 2-l111. JU. S-4050.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
VIRGINIA. REALTY CO.

OF. 4-65OO Ewes. OF. 4-7l22
CLARENDON, Sl1O = 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod, partial bsmt., large lot,
nice neighborhood. GAL N. Jack
Evening star., 1960-07-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw
tcoNIINuspl
BARNABY WOODS

5000 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
You have to inspect TO appreciate
vicinity Of woodrow WILSON,
ALICE DEAL, and LAFAYETTE
schools. Living rm. with picture
window and fireplace, center hall,
dining rm.. library. screened porch
with awnings. 3 bedrooms, .
baths. Recreation I'm. Spotless
condition. Upper 40s. Call Miss
Schiele
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
ST. $1,000 Exclusive EN-. 2-65oh
Evening star., 1960-07-17

3II9 NEWTON ST. N.E.-8-rm.
detached, . baths. auto. heat;
conV. shoppins, transp.; S11O
NO D-O70O
Evening star., 1960-07-17
HOUSES FURNISHED To REM

AMERICAN U. PARK - 3 bed
rooms, screened porch, nice yard.
Ready August s.. S1S5. Monday
call AD. 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
icoNrINuEpl

minis. Pentagon; brand
new, center hall. 4 bedrms..
baths, master bedrm with bath,
lgG. liV. .rm. and din. rm., ultra
modern kit. with din. area, pam
eled rec. rm with nrepl. and patio,
$3.50 mo. or. 4-5986. so. 5-sl44
ALEx.-LoVely ramb.; 3 bedrms., !,
2 baths, family rm., full bsmt.
garage. Ice. wooded lott $3.50 per
mo. RO. S-3312.
minis. to Pentagon. Newly
decorated 3 bedroom town house
basement. washer, dryer. S125.
FRANCES REALTY, FL. 4-3133.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

L0NE0AK AREA - Brick
rambler, 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt.; lovely fenced I'd. with
hagstone patio. Available
July "a; Sl36.
BEAUT. brick and stone
rambler, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
paneled family rm.. nice
quiet neighborhood: lovely
yo: with trees: garage. Avail
able Aug. l5; S2l5.
MODERN rambler on 2
acres; 3 bedrms. and den or
bedrms., . baths. washer,
drier, disposal, dishwasher.
Available Immediately; S225.
Fer appointment to inspect,
call MRS, POUDRES, OIL.
4-6429 or HA. 7-45O0,
T. w. BERENS, REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-07-17

vIENNA--Lovely 3-bedroom, ga
bath brick split-level on big corr
ner lot. De luxe kitchen, rec. room.
wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes and
DreXel furniture throughout. I'M
maculate and vacant. Only $3.50
per mo.
TOWN g. COUNTRY REALTY
Evening star., 1960-07-17

P0TOMAC-RoCKVILLE-Love at
first sight: lead the bucolic life
with all conveniences in my taste
fully furn. 2-bedrm., den, ram
bier on an acre: avail. Aug. /;
VI: lease. Ewes. and week ends.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

REsPON. EACH. desires sub-iease
furn. l-bedrm. apt; ArL. area, 3-6
mos; to $100. CT. 6-7266.