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OLYMPICS
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were lambasted nearly con-
tinually after the games were
awarded to this area in Cali
fornia's High Sierra four years
ago. Criticism ranged from the
downhill ski course to hotdog
prices. There were dire pre-
dictions of failure.
1t showed when the games
opened on February 18, but
from that day on the weather
conditions proved nearly ideal
AS the games drew to a close
yesterday, there were congrat-
ulations from European sports
officials and from Avery
Brundage, president Of the In
ternational Olympic Commit
tee. At the closing ceremony
he said:
Il feel that the people OF
California and Nevada - the
entire Nation, in fact-should
be extremely proud of what
has been accomplished in
Squaw Valley.
To start. the facilities were
pronounced excellent by the
leading technical experts of
the world.
The competition has been
extremely keen, but without
untoward incidents or COM
plants. The distribution OF
medals has been wide and hon.
ors have been we'll divided, as
attested by the fact that Ia
nations have received awards >
Austria Host in "a
The world Olympic chief
called ON athletes Of the worlc
to compete again in 1864 al
Innsbruck, Austria. The Aus
trian banner of broad red and
white bars was raised along
with the Stars and stripes.
Russia scored l65 2 points
with big showings in the mems
and women's speed skating. In
mems skating Eugeni Grishir
won Gold Medals at 500 and
500 meters, while Lidija Skob-
likova took pair in women's
skating.
The Russians didn't get a
Gold Medal in cross country
skiing or successfully defend
their Olympic hockey title, but
they led in gold medals with
seven.
Sweden scored 711a points
with three Gold Medals, while
Uncle Sans forces had II nd
Germany 7O12. Germany took
four Gold Medals.
East Germany's Helmut
Recknagel captured the final
one yesterday in the special
ski jumping with a best jump
of 307 feet. Second place went
to Finland's Milo Halonen, l9-
year-old student, who had a
leap of 800 as his best. The
best the United States could dc
was seventh by Austen Samuel
stuen of Steamboat Springs
Colo. He has 2l1.5 points.
Crowds Total 24O,0OO
A crowd estimated at $4,000
for the final days activities
sWelled the 11-day total tc
240,900, still below the hoped
for total of $4,000. It's ex-
pected the planners will have
to dip into the 81 million
snowy day fund" voted by the
California Legislature as the
last of S8,99O,OOO in State ap.
preparations. The Federal Gov
ernment kicked in aiother S4k
million and private enterprise
81 million in this $40 million
project.
Now the State plans to take
over the facilities as a park
but the entire issue is expected
to bring fireworks on the po-
litical scene.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Elliott Is Father

MELBOURNE, Feb. 29, (AP)
Anne Elliott. wife of champ
ion Miller Herb Elliott of Aus
tralia, gave birth to an g.
pound. l0-ounce boy at Mel
bourne's Mercy Hospital yes
terday-their first child.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
MucKuy Defeated

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20 (AP)
Mckinley, l9-year-old
St. Louisan. is the new cham
pion of the Pittsburgh Golf
Clubs invitation tennis tourna
ment.
Mckinley upset Barry Mac
Kay, national indoor titlehold-
IF, 6-3, 60. yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
OLYMPICS AT GLANCE

Mems .500-meter speed skating
CTiel Grishin and Road Aas, Norway
2:10.4
Mems 5,0oO-meter speed skating
Viktor Roslchkin, Russia. 1913.
Mems l0,000-meter speed skating
-Knut Johannesen, Norway, 1916 s.
Women'S downhill-Heidi Biebl
Germany, 1875
Women's giant slalom-Yvonne
Ruegg. Switzerland 1899.
Womsn'S slalom-Ann Heggtveit
Canada 1895
Mems downhill Jean vuarnet
traEce, 2:06.
Mems giant slalom-Roger staub
Switzerland, l:4S.3.
Mems slalom-Ernst Hinterseer
Austria, %:OS.7.
Combined Nordic-Georg Thoma
Germany 457.952 points.
SPECIAL SKI jump-Helmut Reckna-
Hockey-United States
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Note; Two Gold Medals were
awarded as a result Of the tie in the
l,5O0-meter mems skating, and the
Silver Medal was omitted
GOLD MEDAL WINNERS
Mos l5-kilometer cross country
Hakon BruSveen, Norway, 5:55.5.
Mems 3O-kilometer cross country
Sixten Jernherg. Sweden. l.5l:O3a.
Mems 50-kilometer cross country
Kalevi Hamalainen, Finland, 2:5q:06 3
Mems I0-kilometer cross-country
relay-Finland, G:lS:45.6.
Womens 1O-Eilometer cross country
Maria GuSakova, Russia. 3a:466
Women's l5-kilometer cross-country
relay-Sweden, :04.2l4
Biathlon-Klas Lestander, Sweden,
Women's singles figure skating
eesTSi esrS Hsls' United States 'ozons
Mems sinsles figure skating-David
Jenkins; United States Colorado
SpringS).
Pairs fgure skatins-Barbara waR-
-er and Robert Paul, Canada.
Women's 500-meter speed skating
delsa HaaSe, Germany. :45p.
Women's l,0OO-meter speed skating
-klars Guseva, Russia, l:34.l.
Womens 1.500-meter speed skatins
-Lidijs Skoblikova. Russia. c:522
WOmenE 3.0On-meter speed skatinz
Miss Skoblikova. 5l43
Mems 5On-metsr speed skating -
EuEeni Grlshin, Russia, :40.2.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Final Hockey Standings
Consolation Round Robin

Results Yesterday
United states, q; CZechoslovakia, 4
Sweden, s; Germany, ..
Canada, S. Russia. }
Evening star., 1960-01-31
MANY adults of today don't give boot who gets political office

In the Republican column, 80 per cent
named Vice President Nixon as their choice for
President. Eleven per cent want New York
Gov Nelson Rockefeller despite his with
drawal from the race. The Governor also
figures in their predictions of the ultimate
winner.
Asked who they think will win in Novem-
Der, 20 per cent of the teens believe it will be
Mr.. Nixon. But 13 per cent insist that Mr..
Rockefeller could win too. Placing third, with
9 per cent of the vote is Senator Kennedy.
Mr.. Stevenson was fourth with per cent.
Again, however, and perhaps signifi-
cantly, big 43 per cent of the young peo-
pie say they do not want to attempt predic-
ton yet.
"As far as I'm concerned" explains a
youth from California, "it'S wide open race
which could 60 either way, particularly if the
Democrats complain loud enough about
Russia's supremacy in space"
Evening star., 1960-01-31
They'll Follow Campaigns

Nevertheless, Kathy Kerr, Is, of Cincin-
natl, typical of the teens we contacted, says II
certainly expect to have my say in the gov
ernment of my country"
While waiting for the vote, young people
are definitely interested in following the big
news of the 1860 political conventions and
election, and politicians of the future may do
well to take notice. More than Is per cent of
the young people say they'll follow the news
in great detail, 80 per cent in moderate detail
and % per cent will do so "to reasonable
extent"
Betty Bromley, IA, of Chicago says, This
way you educate yourself for when voting age
arrives" Simonne Dion, 16, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, puts it this way: II find elections,
particularly at the national level, exceedingly
interesting, and think everyone, no matter
what his age, should, too."
Who do the teen-agers like in the two
1860 conventions?
We asked them their choices for Presi-
dent and Vice President. Senator Kennedy
topped the Democratic list with "a per cent.
Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic standard
bearer in 1852 and 1856, is runnerup to the
Senator with IL per cent and Senator Stuart
Symington of Missouri third with 4 per cent.
The same lineup appeared for Democratic vice
presidential choices. A surprising SO per cent
of the teens declined to name choice in
dicating that cts still too early in the cam
paign" to make pick.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

steadieSt source Radio is second with 81 per
cent and school third with SO per cent. Other
information sources are parents, magazines,
televiSion and friends
Offering strong evidence that teens do
keep up with political developments, the sur
vey shows that SO per cent of them know the
name of their Governor, 81 per cent know the
names of their two Senators and SO per cent
know their Representative, better percentages
than many adult groups can claim.
Do the teens expect to use their vote
when they reach 81?
A whopping IS per cent say they def
nitely plan" to cast ballots regularly in city,
State and national elections when they reach
voting age. Sadly, 10 per cent claim they
probably won't cast ballots in every elec-
tion," especially at the local level.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
TEEN-AGERs AND THE COMING ELECTIONS

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thing to gain votes, which makes the whole
thing seem shady"
Carol D. Camcross, 18, of Tonawanda,
NJ Y, says, II plan to help others-who are
well qualified-run and be elected to office,
but don't have any intention of holding an
office myself. I'd rather be behind the
scenes
Mary A. Tenfelder, II, of St Louis, feels,
"A woman's place is in the home, politics is
for men,"
considerable number of teens expect
to work in political organization this year,
for the most part in their home towns. Some,
however, say they feel they are too young or
have too little knowledge in the field. A few
say they don't have the spare time for pol
1tical activities.
AS for the big event of casting that first
ballot, many of the young people we talked to
feel strongly about the value of their vote.
Iacquie Davis. IS, of Detroit, says, Il
want part in running our country" And
Betsy de RaeSmens, 13, of Noroton, Conn,
feels, Its great thing to be able to help pick
the President of the United States"
Significantly, some teen-agers are ex-
pressing great dissatisfaction with what their
elders are doing at the polls.
Look at some of their recent Choices"
says Sigrid Olds, 19, of Duluth.
"Its my opinion that today's adults don't
give hoot who gets into office" says Eldrege
DouneS 16, of Haddonfield, N. J.
Democrats in Majority
Party leaders can note that So per cent of
the teen-agerS we talked to consider them
selves Democrats while % per cent call them
selves Republicans. Another 20 per cent say
they're independents or haven't yet picked
a political label.
Where do teen-agers get their party
labels?
Seventy per cent of the youths say their
politics agree with those of their parents.
More girls than boys-74 per cent against
close 67 per cent-go along with parental
political views. Some 13 per cent differ with
their parents. Another 13 per cent wouldn't
answer.
Asked where they get their political in
formation, the majority of the young people
-68 per cent-Say newspapers are their
Evening star., 1960-09-29

W00DSIDE-Like new 4-bedrm
Cape Cod with bsmt., walk to
school and transp. Only S15.p00.
BEERS BROS. 10. 5-7610
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES FoR sALE-W. HOUSES FOR sLE-yA. |

LAKE BARCRoFT AREA = We
ourselves and IT'S TERRIF1ciG !
Brick rambler with 8 bedrms.. and
2 full baths on the main floor.
for only $40 ,950-AND it has a
full BASEMENT Call nowl First
time advertised: BARR REALTY,
INC, IA. 1880.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

SILVER SPRING, Close in Brick
rambler, l yr. old, h.-wh., bed
rms, 2 baths, carport, rec. rm. W w
carpet and drapes. Sell, rent or
trade: easy terms, S23,50o. JU. s.
1881. sol Kerwin I'd. Open ewes,
Evening star., 1960-09-29
SGkren | RoU!

COUNTRY CLUB HILLs--bedrm.
3-hath brick, rambler. Spacious
and beautifully arranged rooms.
lS-ft. modern, completely equip.
Kitchen with banquet sized
breakfast nook. Wall-to-wall car
petinR. full basement and built-in
garage. Fabulous swimming pool
fence. Arlington's most preten-
tious residential area Priced WE'LL
below cost at S3e,9 Call
SHANNON a. LUcHs, REALTORS,
JA. 5-6sOO, 2O55 Wilson blvd,
ExCEPTIONALi S22 800 bed
rms, ga baths. This is q scarce
item. Large living .rm. with fire.
place, separate dining rm., we'll
equipped. kitchen, full bsmt, with
aluminium construction, bsautiiTi
wen-planned planted yard: close
to schools, transportation and
shopping. Call for an appointment.
Realtors. ia. 7-6i6i. ia. 7-Ss17.
EXCLUSIVE McLEAN-Brand new
pretentious split-foyer entrance.
entertaining size living room, large
separate dining room, beauti-I
space. dining room, and kitchen
bedrooms, 3 full baths: built-in
garage. All situated on a corner
lot with massive oaks. You may
have immediate occupancy. p.
w. BERENS, Realtors, FL. 6-6022.
EXTRA, EXTRA-space and fur
nnishings; INCLUDING CENTRAL
tractive. 3-bedrm.- brick rambler.
light basement, 2S-ft. recreation
rm., nice corner lot in select
community: convenient to schools
and bus. A choice value at S25,-
$50. Call SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
REALTORS. ia. 5-6s00, 2055
WILSON BLVD.
GOT TO GO, S17,950-Kentucky
ledge rock-faced rambler: 3 bed
rooms, . fireplaces. entrance foyer.
separate dining room, 23-ft. liv-
ing room and beamed Florida room
with sliding glass door to veranda;
basement with outside entrance
and paneled rec. room, Secluded
setting in trees on A-acre lot.
pT HettsT leNTA TioI see JiEhs pE.Y% n9y ~ .,ooo
FAIRFAX-oWNER-Liv rm., din
area mod. kit, 8 bedrms., Ia
baths, carport; bsmt., rec. rm.
Assume 41aee GI loan. CIR. 3-5155.
FAIRFAX, Ardmore subdivision-3
bedrms., 1l2 baths, separate din
ing room, plenty Of closets. COM
pletely redecorated; well-kept
neighborhood:, $4,000; 1st trust,
4Hase; $3.50 cash and move in.
ia. 4-1l4S after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

BEAUTY, COMFORT - Full size
rambler on an acre lot. 8 twin
sized bedrms., the kitchen with
table space, huge living rm. with
fireplace, bsmt., attached garage.
Can't be beaten for S25,950. Less
than 80 min. to D. c. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-9400,
Evening star., 1960-09-29

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs-Just listed
this, immaculate bedrm. brick
rambler with separate din. rm..
liv. rn1. with flrepl., screened
pporen' beautiful rec. rma Low
SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEs Mor.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WHEATON; 4 blks. to Plaza-New
3-bedrm. brick rambler with foyer
sgt sgtrs Ssoo2 2 full baths. rec. room
EisENAcHER REALTY. 10. 4-5555
WHEATON-ASsume lge. CT loar
bier; alum. storm sash through.
out. full bsmt. with exit. partial
~ finished rec. rm. Many. many
extras and best of all S104 pays
PILL, AL trades considered. 10
sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT
WHEATON-New rambler, 8 bed,
rms, lIa baths, full bsmt. and
spacious rec. rm.; all this for
S1S,490; or 4 bedrms,, $1S.990
I. I. LEWIS ASSOCIATES, ME
S-4316, VIII. 2-6126.
WOOD ACRES-colonial: 8 bed.
rooms, 2 baths. lv. rm. with fire-
place. din, rm.. eaup. kit. den
with powder rm., full basement
screened proch, built-in sarage,
mid.20s. Beautiful condition, best
parable quality in Wood Acres
out-of-town owner says sell"
SPRINGFIELD-Charming center.
hall split-level with 8 twin-sizec
bedrooms. plus large unfinished
dormitory bedroom, ga baths
spacious living rm., large din. rm
wall-to-wall carpeting and drapes
family-size kitchen, large patio
paneled rec. rm., built-in garage
on large tree-studded lot. Close
to Little Flower Church, fast
transp. and shopping. Excellent
hnancingi immed. occup. $36,500
BRADLEY BLVD. HILLMEAD-
Brick Cape Cod: 4 bedrooms.
baths on first floor: 2 and bath
on second; living room with fire-
place. sep. dining rm,, rear com.
bination screened and/or glasSed.
in porch. full basement. Situated
on well-shrubbed and fenced yard
FHA financing available. Priced
S25, 500: immed. occupancy.
VIM. D. Lucas Co.. OIL. 6-SS6S Til
WOOD ACRES-Much sought after
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick Colonial
on lovely freed lot; only l block
to Mass, ave. transportation Large
den with powder room, garage,
modern kitchen with eating space.
Only S2s,950. EN-. s-S206. DIS
IRlCT-MARYLAND REALTY, INC
GNSon VI. 4-OSSd.
WOODED LOT, Cape Cod, bedrm.
and "a bath on 1st fir., 2 twin
sized. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
mr., .lse. kit. sep. din. rm., scr.
porch, hot-water heat. c. ROB-
ERT GRAY g. CO, JU. $500.
WO0DMO0R SILVER SPRING
Substantial brick rambler. very
desirable neighborhood, nice lge.
liv. .rm., paneled family room. COW
cred patio, very level landscaped
lot, attractive fenced-in ward
See this very desirable 3-bedrm.
home today CHESTER KELLER
WooDMOoR AGENCY, ~. s.
7100. 9 til q.
WOODSIDE-Like new 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod with bsmt., walk to
school and transp. Only Sl5.pOO.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7610
4-BEDRM. RAMBLER-SI9,975
NEW
Features liv, rm. 16x21. super mod.
sh-elec. kit, rec. rm.. IN baths,
air cond.; large corner lot: con-
ventional 1st trust. S16,400; Sl1o
R. A. HUMPHREYS JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-09-29

WOODED LOT, Cape Cod, bedrm.
and "a bath on 1st fir., Q twin
sized bedrms. and bath on End
mr., .lse. kit. sep. din. rm., scr.
porch, hot-water heat. C. ROB-
ERT GRAY g. CO., JU. $500.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

MANASSAS AREA : 2 bedrooms.
bath. central heat, hard wood
floors. completely redecorated in
side and out, large trees, house
5 yrs, old; q real bargain at
$s's5O; $3.50 cash and move in,
Evening star., 1960-09-29

BAILEYS X-ROADS-New all
brick split-foyer rambler; 3 bed
rms, ga baths, lovely daylight
recreation room; immediate oc-
cupancy. Only S23,750, with
minimum FLA down payment.
Lovely lot with trees; close to
schools. shopping and transporta-
tion. YEONAS REALTY, ia.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-Tired Of eramped
living? Then see these spacious
4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Gods;
only 2 left; separate dining
rooms, full Easements: 63-ft. lots.
All this for S1S,950: $500
down FLA: immediate occupancy.
BURCH REALTY Co, TO. 9-5992.
CORAL HILLs-Cape Cod: 8 bed
rms, full bsmt.; large fenced rear
yard: 8 yrs. old; $4,000 4hes
81 loan, 1882 per mo-; $l2,300;
Moore g. Moore, Realtors
RE. e-sosO or RE. $4,000
DEER PARK HEIGHTS
S14,50O
immaculate: 3-bedrm. semidetaehed
sep. din. rm., bsmt. wIhn. rec
rn1,, fenced yard, storm windows
and doors: high FHA assumption
S94 per, mo, pays everything;
Sss 80 In service. once open
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
INC. REALTORS
1914 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-77OO
Southern Maryland's First Realtor
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Beaut. 6-rm.
rambler: assume GI loan: larae
yard; under $1,000. RE, 6-4l40;
ewes. HI. e-5357. CAMPBELL
REALTY.
FOR SECURITY secure q homel
We have a variety of 2, 8 and A.
bedrm. homes in desirable loca-
tions. Priced from S10.500 to
$4,000. Reasonable terms. We
will also build for you or help you
obtain . lot. Let's get together
soon.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-1515. UN. 4-7171
FRIENDLY, $4,000 full price, det
asbestos Ss3s shinEls home: s rms. and
old, $500 dn. FHA, or eonven-
tional flnan. MUDD REAL Es-
TATE co. RE. 6-s200; ewes, 10.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

SILVER SPRING - Only S16,e5O
for this brk. home with 5 bed
rms, rec rm., sep. din. rm., bsmt.;
exit and large fenced yard.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
OIL 6-S620 ~. b-371O WI. 2-9O2S
Evening star., 1960-09-29

WOOD AERES-Much sought after
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick Colonial
on lovely freed lot; only l block
to Mass, ave. transportation Large
den with powder room, garage,
modern kitchen with eating space.
Only S2s,950 EN-. s-S206. DIS
TRlCT-MARYLAND REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.-3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler In choice location.
Walk to express trans. and
schools. Liv. rm. with fire.
pl., de luxe kitchen with
table space, full bsmt.,
Asking SI9,95O and $13,900
41aee frst trust can be as
sumed. Call the DARBY
CO., Exclusive Agents, ia.
b-9393; ewes, KE. S-4S40.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

PIMMIT HILLS bedrooms, COM
pletely redecorated inside and out;
large trees; SI2,950: first trust
AZ; $500 cash and move in. IA
4-l14S after 4 nm
Evening star., 1960-09-29

fIERS MILL-Lov. 2-bedrm. ramb,
Fin. rec, rm.; FILA appraised, only
$3.50 dn. BUDNEY REALTY. 10.
$3.50, LO. 5-1299. LO. 5-3423.
VHRS MILL bedrns., bsmt. /;
like new; GI: nothing down. SSS
no. pays all WOOD. LO. 4-7700.
WESTGATE-New 3-bedrm., 2-bath
contemporary for sale to approved
purchaser only. EDWARD F. FRY
co. OIL. 4-5212; eyes,. WO.
6-1792.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
THE HAMLET

H2 Acre
A wonderful family home: 6 bed
rms. and 4 baths on 2nd floor:
living rm. with fireplace. sep. din
ing rn., powder rm., modern kit.
and immense family rm.. rec. rm
and dbl. gar. The half acre is
uianted with choice plants. Priced
at SS5,000. Please call
Mrs. lockwood, FE. 3-4962
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Arlington; Sl3,950. 3-lse. .-bedrm
bungalow with detached garage.
Beautiful jalousie 10 by Is porch.
S400 down, FHA. Lovely fenced
level yard with fruit trees. sep
arate dining room, full bsmt,
Evening star., 1960-09-29
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45oO
COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Don't fail to see this immac. white
split-level on a nice corner lot; s
bedrms, built-in garage. real
buy at S17,250; FHA terms.
CHILLUM - Beautiful 8 bedrm.
brick Colonial; 8 bedrms.. den,
rec. .rm., ga baths; owner has
bought home in Chicago and must
sell. A good deal awaits some
lucky person.
N, AVONDALE -3 bedrms., ia
baths, newly decorated, brick semi
colonial Don't pass this one up
at Sl4,760.
GLENDALE-3-bedrm rambler on
"a acre: rec. rm. and maids rm.
In bsmt., carport, plus 2-car ga
rage; age, q real buy a. S21,95o.o
BERENS, AP. 7-4646
Evening star., 1960-09-29

LOOK! Only S17,500I
Near Ft. Belvoir and
convenient TO Guam
tico with enclosed
porch, fruit bearing
trees, cathedral CELL
ing in living room. 2
large bedrooms. CEN
ter-hall entranc e C e,
fireplace, work shop
and laundry room. A
real doll hodse. Call
for Photo-Fact Bro
chure selected for
National House of
Homes. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Substantial brick rambler. very
desirable neighborhood, nice lge.
liv. .rm., paneled family room. COW
cred patio, very level landscape
lot, attractive fenced-in ward
See this very desirable 3-bedrm.
home today. CHESTER KELLER
MooDMooR AGENCY, JU. s.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
DILLON LAND co.
IA UNITS
$8,500

1914 18th ST. NV.
Detached house on lot az 3xI27
zoned for apartments; 1st trust
originally $1,000: b. and | bal.
approx. $4,000. no. 2-l623, ~.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
GI-No Cash Dn.
FHA-$800 DIN.

Rambler: 8 twin-sized bed.
rms, Ice. nv. rm., mod. kit,
full bsmt.: "a mi. beyond
Lanham on Annapolis hwy.
at Seabrook PIX. Estates.
Priced S16,500. OPEN
DAILY, 1-DK. SP. S-0603.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

SILVER sPRING-Close-in Ssratosa
Village; level lot with trees, all
brick bunsalow with three bed
screened porch, gorgeous recrea-
ton room with outside exit; Sl6,-
ESQ. A. J. KESSINGER d CO.,
Evening star., 1960-09-29

SILVER SPRING, close in, Piney
Br. I'd. and Flower ave. area
4-bedrm. Cape Cod, I'M. bsmt.
toilet; wooded fenced lot; on
WooDggfpE teeS ggfrf!ns sREkLTY SIfTY CO, : PIT 10
9-6440. Open It'll 9 pm,
Evening star., 1960-09-29
DIG THE EVENINGS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Slz ACRES on Route 2I1 near
Warrenton, Va. within one mile
OF new Ofhcers' Club: fast Glowing
spring; excellent lake site: large
trees; high knoll; so miles to
ia. 4-114s. after 6 pm
Evening star., 1960-09-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid
Tor d. c. and S. S. homes. Wish
to invest subst. cash. ST. 3-OO66,
ALL CASH: NORTHEAST, SOUTH.
EAST, RE. 6-2l00 It'll q pm.
BURKE 4 COMPTON RLTY.. INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-29
SILVER SPRING-Brick ramble

SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler,
quality construction. only yrs.
old. beautifully set on q picturesque
wooded lot: only Is minis. to Sill
yer Spring proper. This is not q
subdivision home; 3 bedrms., 2
baths. center hall, 2 firepls., o
car garage. A real value in the
Keller WOoDMOOR AGENCY,
Evening star., 1960-09-29

SILVER SPRING-Brk. spiit-levei:
spacious hy. rm., 1st-fioor den,
bedrooms, lovely din. rm. family
I'm. combination. extra large kit,
playroom, bsmt. Only S21,950.
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Evening star., 1960-09-29

sbEyER b5eE -,Msf.E SRskfNd fE, f5G;s ,,Le laA: 5.9
rms. sep. din. rm., kit. w/tsble
space, 3 baths, rec. rm., porch,
1ge. lot, off-str. parking, mr.. all
REALTY CO.. JU. .s-644O. Open
til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

NEW
Features liv, rm. 16x21, super mod.
sh-elec. kit, rec. rm., III baths,
ventional LIST trust, Sl6,4OO; SlIO
mo. plus taxes.
r. A. HUMPHREYS JU, p-3q0o