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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

hIAIISvILLE n VETERANS, no
money down. .s95.sS per mo. buys
this beautiful 6-rm. home with
tull bsmt;. mod. kit. with eye-level
oven and counter-top range, eS-
pandahle upstairs. Hurry 1t won't
last. Close to public and parochial
schools. r. c. HILLEY a CO.,
REALTORS. APP 7.7onn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
WEST EVANSVILLE

" ~ = - 4 Z 7 I Z ~ v I1J1IA7
Light, clean and sparkling
3-oedrm. home Just across
tne street from Sligo Public
ParE. Richly finished inte-
built-in bookshelves: storm
windows and doors; . blocks
to bus and school: $500
down FILA; priced only
S12,750,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

LAUREL; this o must c-3-bedrm.
schools and shops. BERGMAN
REALTY. JU. 9-2352. JU. 7-7644
Observation-Disclosures heat; 3
bedrnls.,s "a baths, rancher. IRE
pl., sep. din. rm., large kit; fully
air eond.: $17,950 and "OED 4
TRADE" -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
BERENS. APP 7-4646

CEDAR VALLEY, -bedrm
brk, home. s yrs. old, nice cond
Detached garase. FLA appraised
at $1,000, $3.50 cash. 10. S-5I77.
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ST. AIMS

Is within walking distance Of
this desirable. 3.bedrm. -and-
den brick Colonial in heart
Of ARLINGTON, Just on
Wilson blvd. This desirable
home is within walking dis
lance Of elementary and jr.
high schools. Full basement
addition to the other out.
standing eatures. Only
lie S19.960 and name your
terms. ia. 4-1300.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTE PEER!-We don't think
there's q better buy on today's
market than this all-new. 4-bed-
room or 3-bedroom and den Tor
guest room) contemporary ram
nler! Compare the luxurious base
basement with rouThcd-in rumpus
room and 3-fixture bath and the
dream electric kitchen. Reduced
from Sl7.500 FLA to Sl6,Q5O
onventional-save the differencel
GENUINE VALUEr"
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-"015
ABOVE-AVERAGE CONDITION, g.
bedrm. Colonial on fenced lot,
l9rge liv,. .rm., present low interest
loan can be assumed with as little
rs $500 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
CHA AREA

4 large bedrms.. 2 tiled
baths. all on one floor. A 90
IT, stone-and-brick rambler
with. full basement, large
family-siZe IL n ng room,
BARN SIZED KITCHEN.
grand piano-sized living rm.
q tremendous home. almost
new. Only $4,000 cash down
REQUIRED. Total price S26.a5O.
You should see this lovely
home today. ia. 4-130O.
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WORLD CENTER
BUILDING
918 18th ST. NV.
PARAMOUNT APIS.

AIR CONDITIONED
ENTIRE MEzzANINE FLOOR, AP-
PROX. 2,400 SO. FIT, AFFORDS
THE UTMOST IN PRIVACY AND
PRESTIGE. SEE SUPERINTEND-
ENT: Mr.. BAUMBACK. ON
PREMISES OR CALL RE. 7-1566.
WYATT BUILDING
suite with corridor doors
at each end; Immediately avail
able. Approx. l,1S5 So. II. to be
partitioned and redecorated for
approved tenant.
PHONE MR.. SCOTT
g. LUCHS MA. S-2345
8805 CAMERON ST, Silver Spring
Two choice ofices avail in
Silver Springs largest ofice bldg :
from Sll0. also avail, doctor S
suite. all services incl; supt. on
premises. STUART A, BERN
STEIN g. CO., ST. S-5040.
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MAX J LAND SAIES AP. 7-"U1I
ABOvE-AyERAGE CONDITION. 3
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AD rIOsR

ADELPHI-Newly decorated brick
and frame rambler; 3 bedrms..
finished room in bsmt., vacant
immediate POSSESSION; terms; Sl5,-
$50. HUGH 7. PECK, REALTOR.
1856 New Han1p. ave. he 4-1700.
ADELPHI FOREST = Nearly new
custom built brk. and frame
seplit-level: an unusually fne
home consisting of 9 bedrms.,
3 baths, thermo pane windows,
81 closets, wall-to-wall carpet
.irs. carport, ia-acre cor. lot,
S46. 500. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
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WHEATON WOODS
CONN. AVE. PARK

\ OoDMoOR AREA-Charmins ..
bednm. home in finest location
lie. scr. porch, bsmt.: beautiful
wooded fenced lot: COW. to schools,
shops and transp.; $4,000. C.
ROBERT GRAY &; CO.. JU. $4,000
W0ODM0OR : Large house fol
small price, located in prime area
bedrooms, . full baths, largt
1iyihg, room, full basement; Lowell.
FENCED yard with shade trees
walking distance to st. Berna.
dette's Parochial School. Priced a
only Sl5,9o0. Name your owr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
FOR LEASE
Grocery Store for Sale
CALL RIA. S-3956

LAgNDROMAT. coin operated; n.
Arl. loo. Open / yr.; Showing
good profit. VIII sac. OF. 4-o2s3.
M0TELS FoR SALE, wash. area ;
JOE i. TH SoiSMHPS;o S.' ia. s :sg433..
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Re-Furnishing?

7efurnish . home built for interior
decoration. A new brick L-shaped
rambler on Q half-acre near Mount
Vernon; 4 full bedrooms. ga baths,
22-ft. ]. r. recreation room with
fireplace, paneled kitchen family
room. magnificent setting, full
basement, completely equipped
Kitchens, covered walkway from
carport, outside shed. Middle 2Os.
Excellent financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

PERRY BOSWELL co.
Realtors WA. 7.4soo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

ADELPHI-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
gambler, recr. rm., mr.. shopg. and
bus; assume present financing;
$l5.950. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-1100. 1855 N. H AVE, s. s.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-custom-
built rambler with extras galore,
additional homesiteS included.
or can be purchased sep, call
for details.
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FALLS CHURCH

Has q white cottage with 9
bed rm g., full basement
fenced lot. You can buy Ii
for. $15.950 with q small
cash payment and monthly
payments much less than
rent. Call for full particu.
lars today. IA. 4-l300,
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BERENs' BETTER BUYS

-. Ao4AODx Ao, AA1. = y
BERENS' BETTER BUYS
COUNTRY ESTATES - IA
acres on paved road house
has 4 bedrms., . plush baths,
! large liv. rm., huge din. rrn.,
most floors carpeted: hot
water heat, large porches,
Scar garage. Owner moving
!. to Florida says sell.
> DE LUXE 4-bedrm. split
level IN an all-new section.
mr.. D. C. line; large family
rm; all-elec. kitchen that is
out of this world. Move in
( with deposit. Only S2.,750.
2 THE OWNER has gone all
= out in redecorating this g.
! bedrm.. brk., semi-colonial
z in W. HyattSville. You have
the feeling of walking into
Z Q new home. Powder rm. on
+ LIST f., automatic dishwasher.
, $3.50 down, FLA.
/, CT NO DOWN, 3-bedrm.
Iambler in College Park
2 Some lucky veteran can get
: o good deal. Only $12,500.
so95 DOWN, incl. settle
= ment, and move in by the
first of Dec. 3-bedrm. semi
rambler. nice fenced yard.
{, BERENS, APP. 7-4646
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MONROE
MONROE

1--WE TRADE HOMES"
ALEXANDRIA (Fairfieid) = SECS
down Incl. settlement; new g.
hedrm. rambler. Ice. lot. Owner
will finance. ST, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
? FREE STATE PROPERTIES


BALTIMORE AsHTN TON
PARKWAY-Only $500 down
and. SIS per mo. incl. taxes, buys
this Cape Cod with . bedrms. on
LIST hr. and ! bedrm. UP, mod.
kit and baths, Ice. liv. rm..
fenced lot, 55xl19. with trees.
co. REALTORS Ap 7-12n0
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18

opportunity to see the Presi-
dent "Since 1 last saw him
in Frankfurt in 1945." He
said the talks touched on
United StateS-Israel relations
''in their broad scope"
Mr.. Ben-Gurion presented
the President with a gift al
bum showing how the sur
vivors of the concentration
camps became the free citi-
zenS of Israel. The album de-
picts the movement of DPS
from Germany to Israel and
their integration into the life
of the State.
The meeting with Eisen-
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18

hover was one of the high,
lights of a series of appear
ances and conferences for the
vigorous 73 year old states
man on his first visit to the
United States in nine years.
On the agenda before leav.
ing New York for a meeting
with British Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan in London
and a possible meeting with
French Premier De Gaulle in
Paris were a meeting with
United N a t ions Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold,
a reception at the United Ma
tions, an historic visit with
Chancellor Adenauer in New
York and a swing through
the three SeminarieS of Amer
ican Judaism - Yeshiva Uni
verSity, the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary and the Jewish
Institute of Religion.
The Prime Minister re-
portedly told President Eisen-
hover that he hoped the
Western Allies would seek to
reach an agreement at the
May summit meeting with
the Soviet Union to end the
rapidly mounting tension in
the Middle East.
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18

The unusually leng t h y
meeting-two hours-started
against the background of
picketing by swastika-arm-
banded m e m bers of the
American NaZi" party and
by some SO American Arabs.
Police and secret service
squads dispersed the anti
Israel demonstrators.
The Prime Minister evaded
questions from reporters, af-
ter the meeting, about such
specifics as the problem of
the SueZ Canal blockade.
In a prepared statement,
the Prime Minister said the
meeting had been his first
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
Editorial Comment
Hit The Record!

Have you made your contribution to
CJA? Will your help be extended to the
victims of the Moroccan earthquake trag-
edy (see page 12)?
This year leaders of the Combined
Jewish Appeal set goal of $250,000. The
campaign is $4,000 away from the goal
today but within reach is an all time
record.
How much does this record mean?
Well, the Tucson campaign is one of the
first to get underway in the nation. The
record that is made here echoes through
out the country and sets the pace for
other United Jewish Appeal drives.
Let's make the record! Let's set the
pace!
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
Editorial Comment

Here is a news item every community
conscious person will want to read:
THE 1860 Tucson Combined Jewish Ap-
peal has crossed the 100000 mark. Only
twice before in the history of this COM
munity has this mark been reached.
1.-TWO years ago CJA set an all-time
Embarrassing record of $206,0O0 Campaign
leaders now believe that with the CO.
operation of the entire Jewish community
a new all-time record can be set this year."
The news item says :. with the CO.
operation of the entire Jewish commun-
ity" d. 3.
To put it bluntly-does CJA, the unified
health and welfare campaign with 49
benefciaries have your cooperation?
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
Care Given Aqodir Quake Victims

nounced here by Edward M.
M. Warburg, JDC chair
man.
Mr.. Warburg reported
that some 500 of the Agadir
Jews had been brought to
Casablanca, where they are
being cared for by the JDC,
which is also providing
food, clothing and medical
care.
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18

NEW YORK, (JTA) -
Plans for the rehabilitation
and resettlement of some
100 to 300 surviving Jews of
Agadir, Morocco - all who
are left of the commun-
ity's 1900 Jews - are now
being made by the Joint
Distribution Commition, to-
gether with local Jewish or
CARNATIONS, it was an
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
AdenuUer
BIG Meet
In NY.
Exchange Pledges In
Historic Session

sEESfOI1$ SSSSIOH
NEW YORK, NY. - In a
dramatic first meeting Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion of
Israel and Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer of West Germany
exchanged pledges of mutual
cooperation.
The meeting which was OBJ
viously a moving and emo
tional experience for both
statesmen took place in the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel where
both stayed during their visit
here.
Following the two hour
meeting statements were is
sued:
DR.. Adenauer's statement,
read by the Chancellor, de-
clared:
81 am deeply moved by my
meeting today with Israel
Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion. For a long time, 1
have been an admirer of his
craftsmanship and steadfast-
ness as the chief architect of
modern Israel and its remark
able development.
'"The German people draw
deep satisfaction through the
fact that through restitution
to victims of NaZiSm, a con-
tribution was made toward
rehabilitation in Israel. l am
sure that the German peo-
pie as we'll as my Govern
ment are convinced that our
mutual cooperation with, and
support of Israel will contin-
ue to bear fruit in the fu-
ture."
Prime Minister n-GuriOn
read the following statement:
Il was glad to meet Chan
cellor Adenauer. My people
cannot forget its past - but
we remember the past not in
order to brood upon it, but in
order that it shall never re-
cur.
II said in the Knesset, the
Parliament of Israel, last
summer, that the Germany of
today is not the Germany of
yesterday. After having met
the Chancellor, l am sure that
judgment was correct. l wish
the Chancellor every success
in his effort to guide Ger
many in its path of demo-
cracy and international CO.
operation"
Ben-Gurion visited United
Nations headquarters for a
discussion with UN Secretary
General Dag HammarSkjold.
At the UN the Israeli leader
told 200 journalists from
throughout the world that the
UN should accomplish one
word that we use in Hebrew
in Israel every day - shalom
- peace!"
During his UN visit a pick
ct line of about 20 persons
carried Arab anti-Israel signs.
In Washington BIG visited
a Purim party at the Israeli
Embassy and also attended
Purim services at Beth Sho-
lom Synagogue, an orthodox
congregation, to hear the
reading of the Megillah. He
was called to the altar to ac-
cept the honor of reciting a
portion of the service.
After BIG spoke to the Sem
ate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, committee chairman
Fulbright commended Ben
Gurion as a fine leader of
the free world"
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
"Nuzi" Pickets
Mar BIG Visit

Copyright 1860 by Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
WASHINGTON, (JTA) - Prime Minister David Ben
Guron presented personally to President Eisenhower this
week his the growing mbaance of power in
the Middle East created by the continuing flow of ultra
Soviet to Israes Arab neighbors.
The Arizona post., 1960-03-18
The Arizona Post
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
The Arizona Posts

ISraelis Pray For End To Drought
Prayers normally recited other Jewish Holy
Days intoned in packed Israel synagogueS on the
Fast of Esther as IsraePs worst drought continued
with no relief in sight Officials believe the damage
to Israel crops may reach 20 million pounds. Mean
while the experimental water desaltng plant built on
the basis of Alexander Zarchn's invention was put
into full operation in Israel The pilot plant expected
to provide enough data to make possible fairly accu-
rate calculations of the costs of deSalted water.
The remains of Zaman Schneur, noted Hebrew
author who died in the us. year ago. were trans
ferred to Israel for rebrial in the old cemeary in
Tel Aviv near the graves of Biak and Chernikhovsy
Mexico Hit By 'Swastikas'
A new wave of anti-Semitic Inscriptions and
swastikas hit number of Jewsh-owned buildings in
Mexico City Executives of Jewish firms received anti
Semitic leaflets and threatening letters in the mail
. The London Daily Telegraph reports that the
United Arab Republics Air Force soon will be equip
ped with Russian-designed MIG-19 supersonic jet
fighters . Two Italian youths found guilty of paint
ing swastkas in Rome were sentenced to 4O-day Jail
terms.
Political sources in Bonn Germany, express
astonshment over the appointing of Prof Valentin
Mueller former Nazi race ideoogist, to major
research assignment for the Federal Government
Two former Nazi police officials were sentenced
to prison terms for the murder of 800 Jews in Zho
mir in the Ukraine in 1942....
Death Of Sen. Neuberger Mourned
Funeral services for Sen Richard L. Neuberger
were held at Temple Beth Israel in Portland Ore
March g. President Eisenhower sent personal mes
sage of sympathy to Mrs Neuberger The Democratic
senator who died of cerebral hemorrhage at the
of A. aided the Jewish National Fund and other
ganiZations working for Israel. -.
New Jersey rabbis have launched fight against
new slaughter measure up before the New Jersey
Assembly which would interfere with ritual slaughter
of animals Jewish declarations and welfare funds
in the U.S. have raised close to two billion dollars
since World War H. it has been announced by Irving
Kane of Cleveland president of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds.
Robert Gorham Davis, Columbia University pro-
fessor and literary critic has charged that the famous
Oberammergau Passion Play, which has been staged
periodically in Germany since 1860 is anti-Semitic,
tainted with NaZsm and "an offense against both
history and religion" DR.. Davis Protestant, charged
that the Passion Play pictured its villains anti-
Christian Jews He urged that in this period of re-
vving anti-Semitism that the Oberammergau pro-
duction be banned this year. Court action against
two Connecticut charged with swastka paint
ing has been delayed until April 5. The defendants are
Evening star., 1960-11-13

@ LOVE OF LIFE.
Serial.
1925 Cd NEWS.
Up-to-the-minute news.
1870 q IT COULD BE YOU.
Audience participation. Color
q Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Crime David Brian stars.
q BEAT THE CLOCK.
Game. Bud coIIyer, m. c.
q SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial.
12:45 ID GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial.
1855 "a NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray Scherer reporting.
100 q DR.. HUDSoN'S JOURNAL.
Drama John Howard stars
@ THE BIG MOVIE.
/ Hour, IS Min. white Tower" 1850.
Six people risk their lives to scale the
Swiss Alps Thrilling Notwithstanding
meIodrama. Glenn Ford, vai.
q ABOUT FACES.
Audience participation Ben Alexander.
0 THEATER OF STARS.
Drama Journey by Moonlight" The
tender romance of two ex-lovers who
meet in Havana many years after their
breakup. Louis Jourdan. Joy Page.
l:3O q DIAL q FOR DRAMA.
"PaIs to the End" Brian Keith. Robert
Armstrong.
"a OUR MISS BROOKS.
Comedy Eve Arden stars.
q AS THE WORLD TURNS.
Serial
200 GN JAN MURRAY SHOW.
Game Color. Jan Murray stars.
q DAY IN COURT.
Trial.
q FULL CIRCLE.
Serial.
2:25 @ NEWS.
Matthew Warren reporting.
Y.neAa~ ;eN;mne Cant 0m Next P00e
Evening star., 1960-09-11
By DANIEL POOLE
Editor OF TEEN

All! Those gliders in
Denmark.
Civil Air Patrol Cadet
James Hull, jr., will long
remember his flights in
the land of the Vikings
and of Hans Christian
Andersen.
Jim, Is, of 4104 Ken
ny street, BeltSville,
Md, is one of 130 Amer
lean cadets who went
overseas this summer
under the auspices of
the CAPS annual Inter-
national Air Cadet Ex-
change Program.
The cadets were di-
vided into II groups,
with each group going
to a different European
or South American coun-
try. Jim was in the group
that spent a month as
guests of Danish glider
clubs.
The American cadets
were flown to Frankfurt,
Germany, by the Air
Force. There they split
into separate groups and
continued to the coun-
T.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
JAMES HULL
A Cadet in Europe

tries they were to visit.
European cadets were
flown from there to the
United StateS.\
Jim, a sophomore at
the University of Mary
land, is a member of the
Takoma Park Squadron
of the CAPS Maryland
Wing. He is one Of the
few outstanding cadets
selected from each wing
for the exchange visit.
Selection is based on
merits for scholarship,
leadership and good citi-
zenShip.
During the visit, I
saw at least IL or IS
castles and nearly. all of
the resorts and beaches
in Denmark, 7 says Jim.
eve flew from city to
citylnostly in gliders,
but a few times in Dan
ish flight trainers"
Jim adds enthusiastic
ally, "ThiS was the first
time I had ever been out
of the country It was
the best thing that ever
happened to me. I liked
Denmark so much, I
would like to go back as
soon as possible"
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Star Staff Photos by PAUL SCHMdCK.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
New Hampshire cordens

100 JACKSON AVE.
CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER fea-
turing 3 bedrooms and 2 full
baths, separate dining room,
jalouSied breezeway and attached
Earage. Situated on 3 beautiful
corner lot.
Directions; Out N Hamp. Are.
to 1900 block to Merwood, left
to Wildwood, LEFT to PECK'S open
sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Vornish and Hinqes
By D. IA. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

In the old days, varnish
dried to a high gloss. If a dull
or fiat finish was desired, the
vanished surface had to be
hand-rubbed. This was a
long, slow and laborious
process.
Today you can get a var
niSh in any sheen you desire
dead fiat. dull gloss, satin
sheen or high gloss.
These varnishes initiate a
hand-rubbed effect without
the labor of rubbing, ac-
cording to the maker. These
particular varnishes are ex-
tremely pale, non-staining
varnishes that can be used
over blond finishes and light
colored woods where a mini
mum Of decoration is desired.
Ever since the garden gate
became popular in song, home
owners have been plagued
with gate-swinging problems.
What romance may overlook
in sabotaging an efficient
Evening star., 1960-06-04

elimination of duplication Of
the efforts of the members Of
both associations will result.
Certainly, the positions to
be taken in appearances be-
fore planning commissions.
Federal and county agencies
and congressional committees
will be enhanced when pre-
sented as recommendations
of a consolidated member
ship"
Evening star., 1960-06-04
.ADELPHI
1876 RIGGS ROAD

BRICK RAMBLER fea-
turing living room, dining room,
fABTh0uS + ssHIOGS'' REcREArIoN eaShf ROOM on
34x32, carport and A-acre lot.
Priced to sell ct S31,95O.
Directions: North on Riggs Rd. to
PECK'S open sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Continued from

Continued from Pose B-l
bers such as subcontractorS,
suppliers and others. The
HBMW has a total of 667
members of which 24S are
builder members.
A number of builders, as
well as those in allied fields,
belong to both associations,
and the merger, if made per-
Evening star., 1960-06-04

garden gate. little boys and
girls will make up.
A new spiral. lift-type hinge
is now available. This one is
without springs and can be
classified as double action.
The hinge was designed for
garden gates, driveway gates,
patio gates.
This hinge works at the
touch of the hand and then
closes itself automatically
and gently, according to the
makers.
Evening star., 1960-06-04

Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained by writing to
the manufacturers. They are:
Varnish, McCloskey Varnish
Co., Att. Mr.. F. c. Peck, 1900
State road, Philadelphia SO,
Pa, and Spiral Hinge. Becker
Spira-Lift Hinge Co., Inc,
Att. Mr.. c. F. Becker, 11433
East Garvey avenue, El
Monte, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
Builders Set Trial Meraer

manent, would eliminate dou-
BILE dues for these.
Mr.. Geeraert and Mr..
Bennett also pointed out in
a joint statement other bene-
fits that would result:
With joint technical COM
mittees to consider problems
affecting builders and their
subcontractors and suppliers,
conservation of time and the
Evening star., 1960-06-04
HILLANDALE
IN cREsTHAVEN DRIVE

1911 cREsTHAVEN DRIVE
All-brick split level, featuring 8
bedrooms, 2Is baths, fireplace in
living room and dining room, car
port. You will love the large
level lot with many huge oak
trees. ASSUME LOAN OF $17,1OO.
Price, $26,05O.
Directions: Out N. Hamp. Are. to
Hillanddle, left on CresthaueH
Or. to PECK'S open sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
WE SELL HOMES
HUGH T.PEcK
Select Values
Open Sunday, 2.6
.ADELPHI
1921 RIGGS ROAD

1921 RIGGS ROAD
4-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
- ALMOST NEW. Featuring:
Separate dining room, modern
fully equipped kitchen with table
space, full baths, screened
porch, gFound level walk out
basement with fireplace. Priced
to sell.
Directions: Out RIGGS Rd. (pdSt
BUckiodoeJ to PECR'S open sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
HILLANDALE

2ol5 FOREST DALE DR..
IMMACULATE SPLIT LEVEL
WITH CENTER HALL ENTRANCE.
Living room, separate dining
room, fully equipped kitchen, 3
bedrooms and 2Is baths, LARGE
FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE, screened porch or carp0rt.
Priced to sell today.
Directions: Out N. Hamp. Are. to
Ponder Mil Rd., right to Green
Forest Dr.. right to Forest Dale,
left to PECK'S open sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
MANOR CLUB

LOVELY WILLIAMSBURG Gus
T0M-BUILT HOME on large tree
shaded lot. Featuring spacious
living room with fireplace, formal
dining room, large bedrooms and
119 baths. MANOR CLUB MEM.
BERSHIP INCLUDED IN SALE.
Directions: Out Ga. Aue. to Bep-
erly Rd. (Manor Club, left to
PECK'S open sign.