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Evening star., 1960-12-19
MARYLAND CASTS
9 KENNEDY VOTES

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. l9
(AP).-Maryland cast its nine
electoral votes today for John
F. Kennedy for President and
Lyndon B. Johnson for Vice
President.
The ceremony took place at
the Governors office In a ses-
sion that started at noon and
lasted Is minutes.
The electors, after casting
their ballots, signed minutes
Of their meeting in q book
which has recorded Maryland's
electoral votes since it cast six
for George Washington for
President in 1889.
Gov. Tawes called the meet
ing to order and the nine Dem
ocratic electors, who received
565. .808 votes In the November 8
election to 4s9.53S for a slate
representing Vice President
Nixon, took an oath from
James Lloyd Young chief clerk
Of the Court Of Appeals.
They chose Charles B. Huyett,
q member Of the House of Del
egates from w as hington
County. as their chairman,
and Mrs. Bess B. Lavine, an
Orphans Court judge in Prince
Georges County, as secretary.
Evening star., 1960-12-19
Fuirfox Group
Opposes Bon on
Negroes in Sports

Repeal Of Fairfax County's
ban on Negro participation in
interscholastic sports at inte-
grated high schools has been
urged by a group Of county
high school students.
The students are members of
the Junior Council on Human
Relations, formed recently by
more than rs white and Negro
youngsters.
The council has urged end
Of the ban in a letter to the
school board.
The council said it feels the
ban is a denial of constitu-
tional rights" and added that
when a Negro youngster played
in one football game at Grove
ton High School this fall there
was mo disturbance"
The ban tends to aggravate
a previously untroubled stu
tion," the council said. The
letter was signed by Dick Bear
man and John Wellemeyer,
students at Mount Vernon High
School.
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Firehouse BEuze
Injuries Fireman
At Mount Vernon

A Mount Vernon (Va.) fire.
man was severely burned last
night in a flash fire as he was
draining gasoline from his car
at the firehouse.
The injured man was Calvin
Newman, 81, of 2O2 Belle View
boulevard. He was reported in
satisfactory condition at Alex
andria Hospital with burns on
the hands and face.
Firemen said Mr.. Newman
was draining the gas tank of
his car over the service pit In
the firehouse because vandals
had dumped sugar in the tank.
A gas heater hanging from
the ceiling ignited the gasoline
fumes, f1remen said. Mr.. New
man was burned as he emerged
from the pit.
Mount Vernon firemen ex-
tinguished the blaze. Damage
was estimated at $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-12-19
Virqinio's Electors Rebuff
Pressure, Vote for Nixon

did 60 for the Republican
nominee-Mr. Nixon"
The Old Dominion wound up
in the Republican column In
1852 and 1855 by voting for
President Eisenhower. In the
last election Vice President
Nixon polled 404.5 and Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy received
362, 1877.
Mr.. Driver was the first to
make open references to re-
quests received from both with
In and without the State that
Virginia's electors cast their
ballots for Senator Byrd Of
Virginia, leader Of Southern
Conservative Democrats.
"PresSures" Described
Senator Byrd's name, how
ever, was never mentioned in
the discussions.
|, "The public well knows" Mr..
Driver said. that we have been
under pressure from within this
State and from several other
States to vote for some other
candidate. That's o matter
entirely up to the conscience of
the individual electors"
He said such requests had
come from Mississippi. Ala
bama, Louisiana and Pennsyl-
vania, among other places.
Mississippi and Alabama have
elected q total Of Il independ-
ent electors who have indicated
they may vote for Senator Byrd.
Carl A. Marshall Of Mclean,
Fairfax County, who is the 10th
District elector, said: 1T was
rather presumptious on the
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which, he said, showed prece-
dent for the suits.
Mr.. Friou said. There would
be no case II Gen. Pate had
ordered the march, but the
situation Cat Paris ISland)
ives that there was inadequate
control over the training pro-
gram"
Judge Bryan said he will
take the motion to dismiss
under advisement and make q
ruling as soon as possible.
Died I'm Greek
The three recruits whose
families are suing were Jerry
L. Thomas, II. Of 270S Elm
wood drive, Fairfax: Leroy
Thompson, 1S, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Norman A. Wood,
II. Of Bay Shore. N. Y. They
and the three other recruits
who died were marched into
Ribbon Greek by Staff Sergt.
Matthew McKeon on the night
Of April 8. 1856.
Sergt. McKeon served q
three-month jail term for
negligent homicide in the
drownings. Navy Secretary
Charles Thomas had reduced
Sergt. McKeon's sentence to
the three-month term from an
earlier sentence Of nine months
in jail. q $270 fine. reduction
in rank to private and q bad
conduct discharge.
Sergt. McKeon. o 12-year
veteran. received a medical
discharge in 1859.
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some church organizations are
not required to register.
Walter r. Chappell, chair
man Of the D. C.. Charitable
Solicitation Advisory Council,
said after receiving the report
that the registration law
seems to be working pretty
we'll"
He added that there are now
plans to propose amendments
to tighten the law.
However, Mr.. Chappell
warned that Just because an
organization is registered does
not necessarily mean it Is le-
gitimate.
He explained that the pur-
pose Of the law Is to compel
agencies soliciting for charity
to disclose how much they col
lect and what is spent for ex-
penSeS.
Open for Inspection
He said that these report.
are available for inspection BY
the public. He added that
during the year covered by thu
report. 20 persons had inspected
records filed under the Chayi.
table Solicitations Act.
The report showed that u.s..
2S4 solicitor identity cards were
sold in the District, a decrease
Of 5000 from the previous year
The number of organizations
registered was 246, an increase
Of 81 over the previous year.
3 Complaints Made
Only three complaints were
received by the Department oi
Licenses and Inspections during
the year under review and al
were settled without court
action. according to the report
Twenty-six national organiza.
tons which solicited funds ir
the Washington area collected
q total of $12,74S.4 and spent
$3,l6l, 1877, or 24.8 per cent fol
expenses, according to the re.
port.
Not all agencies registered
made collections and some
registered only as q courtesy
and were not required to 1ile
financial statements.
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GuberndtoriuI Cord

RICHMOND, Dec. 10 (Ap).-
The ofncial 1860 Christmas
cards Of Gov. and Mrs. Almond
show Virginia's Executive Man
sion hung with twin holly
wreaths on It's double front
door.
In the tradition Of recent
years. the cards will be sent To
the governors Of the other 40
States, plus a few other persons
In other States. None will be
sent to Virginia residents.
Evening star., 1960-12-19
Webb 10 Head
Loyal Group

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 10
(AP). About 20 self-styled
Loyal Democrats plan to
form q committee and map out
what they consider the proper
course for the Democratic Party
in Virginia.
Delegate John C. Webb Of
Fairfax County win head the
committee.
Its formation came about in
O Saturday meeting here of
some 3S Virginians who gener-
ally were with the straight
ticket Democrats in the recent
presidential campaign.
To Chart Course
The new committees purpose
is Ito decide what the future
of the Democratic movement
In Virginia win be-" said Col.
Francis Pickens Miller of Char
lotteSville.
Col. Miller, aligned with the
anti-organization wing Of State
Democrats, is not q member of
the committee but attended
Saturdays meeting.
The meeting was q social
gathering" Of "just q bunch of
friends" said State Senator E.
E. Haddock Of Richmond. He
said the group decided that any
Of its members who wished
could form . new organization
and that the group winch met
Saturday would dissolve.
Senator Haddock said the
straight ticket Democrats will
not indorse anyone for gov
ernor." The Richmond Sen
ator Is not a member Of Mr..
Webb's committee but said he
probably would become allied
with 1t.
HaddOck Named
Last month. Senator Had
dock was named head of a
steering committee OF Loyal
Democrats" interested in work.
ing together in the 1851 guber-
material primary.
Col. Miller predicted the
Webb committee would not in.
dorse anyone for governor.
Col. Miller listed these other
members: j. Sergeant Reyn-
olds. Richard s. Reynolds, III,
William H. Ailor, w. p. Ivey,
DR.. Tinsley SpragginS, and
Harold B. Boyd. all of Rich
mond; John Chichester, Fred
ericksburg: Miss Kitty Clark,
Marion; Mrs. Edith Collier,
Petersburg: Delegate Henry E.
hoWelI, norfolk; Douglas Hunt,
Alexandria; Robert S. Irons,
Radford; Augustus johnson,
Fairfax County; Andrew P.
Miller. Abingdon: Ray Niblack,
Charlottesville; Elliott Parker,
CORTLAND; E. A. Prichard,
Fairfax: Judge Richard Railey,
southampton County: Garland
Spain, Petersburg. and Henry
B. Vance, Buena Vista.
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VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Police Seize
$4,000 in
Fireworks

RICHMOND. Dec. 10 (AP).-
A four-man State police squad
raided q Henrico County home
yesterday and seized fireworks
police said had q retail value Of
$4,000.
State Police Investigator L..
B. Marston, who headed the
raid, said approximately 5000
pounds Of fireworks "of all pos
sible description" were found
in four locations at Christopher
8. Hoens' home, at Laurel.
Mr.. Hoens was charged with
illegal possession and storage
Of fireworks.
Evening star., 1960-12-19
Thieves Seize $212
In YuIe Decorations

Thieves broke into an Arling-
ton florist shop and made Of
with $212 worth Of Christmas
plants and decorations over
the week end. police reported.
Detective Capt. Dudley Rec
tor said that someone broke
into the Dauphin & Lutz gar
den center, 5515 Lee highway,
and stole IL Christmas wreaths,
eight poinsettias. 10 bolts Of red
ribbon, 20 rolls Of Christmas
paper and other floral decora-
tions.
Evening star., 1960-12-19
FelIlwick Urged
For Top Job at
Patent Office

State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick Of Arlington, Va,
senior member Of the Nations
second Oldest patent law firm,
may figure as a possible ap-
poiDtee in the new Kennedy
administration as com m is
sioner of patents.
Appointment Of Senator
Fenwick. who Is chairman of
the 10th Congressional District
Democratic committee, could
have q major effect on Demo-
cratic politics in the nearby
Virginia area.
The appointment. If ten
dered, would come exactly 100
years after the formation of
the Washington law firm of
Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence by
q former patent commissioner,
Judge Charles Mason.
The present patent commits
sioner is Robert C. Watson
whose term expires with that
Of President Eisenhower.
Approached by Lawyers
When asked about the re-
ports Of his appointment,
Senator Fenwick acknowledged
he had been approached by
members of the patent law
fraternity as well as by Demo-
cratic Party officials.
II must confess" Senator
Fenwick said, that the pro-
posal has given me great con-
Germ. My first love Of course.
is the welfare Of the State of
Virginia and the Northern
Virginia area which I repre-
sent.
II must admit, however,
that the idea has q great
sentimental appeal to me.
coming as its does exactly 100
years after the founding Of our
law flrm by q former commits
sioner Of patents"
Judge Mason founded the
firm in 1861. Senator Fen
wick's grandfather, Robert
Fenwick, joined the flrTn and
it later took on as third part
ner, Dewitt Lawrence.
West Point Graduate
Judge Mason was q West
Point graduate. He stood first
in his class. Ranking second
was Robert E. Lee.
Mr.. Fenwick, If he takes the
Federal assignment, would
have to resign his seat in the
Virginia Senate where he has
served since 1948 and where
he holds senior posts on major
committees.
He also would give up the
Craftsmanship of the 10th Con-
greSsional Democratic Commit
tee and membership in the Vir-
ginia State Central Committee.
In the recent presidential
race. MIR. Fenwick campaigned
for the election Of Senator
Kennedy.
The Arlington Legislator said
he had not made up his mind
whether to seek the appoint
ment actively.
Mr.. Fenwick, who is go, mar
ried the former Eleanor East
man. They live in the East
Falls Church section Of Airing
ton County where he was born.
He took his law degree at the
University Of Virginia and had
post graduate study Of patent
law at George Washington
University. He served in both
world wars.
Mr.. Fenwick is O Baptist.
He first was elected to the Vir-
ginia General Assembly in 1910
as q member Of the House of
Delegates where he served until
l945 when he was narrowly de-
feated for Lieutenant Cover
nor.
After serving in the Air
Corps, he was elected to the
State Senate in 1948.
Evening star., 1960-12-19

part Of any man to send such q
request to q Republican who
was duty elected, to vote for
someone else. ] regard it as an
imposition on my prerogative."
Evening star., 1960-12-19

COUNT ON
ACCURATE TAYLOR
INSTRUMENTS
Navigator FIootine Compass
for cor or boat. Accurate,
eosy-te-reod dial Illuminated
by dry cell for night reading.
6.05
Meat Thermometer, far left,
has vitreous enamel scale, orm-
ored bulb, large foee, figures.
1.98
StoinIess Steel Meat Their
mometer is woter-tieht for
easy washing. Pointer indi-
Gates temperature plainly. 3.9S
Evening star., 1960-12-19

W6L-Houseweres Center,
lst Floor, North Building;
also Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo ond 7 Corners
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=
MuSIQMbSgp
the Christmas Store
GIFTS OF YEAR-'ROUND USEFULNESS

ECKO GIFT.BOXED
KITCHEN
TOOL SETS
8 Piece Set, utility size in
eludes pan turner, pan spoon,
and pan fork. 4.9S
7-Pieee Set, utility size in
eIudes IodIe, cookie spotuIo,
pan spoon, slotted spoon, pan
turner, pan fork, and wall rock.
In ottroctive gift box. 1925
7-Pieee Set, regular size (not
shown). l4.0S
Evening star., 1960-10-13

PALMER PARK-No qualifying, no
red tape. Choose between 3-bedrm.
rambler or 4-bedrm., 2-story home.
AS low as $500 down incl. settle
ment and approx. 500 mo. total.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

W0ODMOOR OWNER will help f.
nance this 3-bedrm. brk, rambler
with extra-spacious yard in this
choice neighborhood. iiv. rm. with
firepl.. large kit. with built-in
breakfast set. Deep shaded
lot with patio. Full bsmt,, tiled
and heated for any family activity.
Walk to shopping. All schools and
buses to town. No need for . cars
in this handy loc. Gail today for
appt. TO see. CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY. Open 9 to
9. JU. 5-71O0.
WOODSIDE PARK-comfort plus
Tor the large family in this WE'LL
appointed and conveniently To-
Gated 5-bedrm.. 3-bath home: lge
liY rm. with firepl.. overlooking
lovely garden; family din. rm.,
paneled den with .irepl.. lge, kit:
YouNKIN q Co, Lo. 4-s02e TIL 9
5 BEDROOMS, ~ baths in this
5-year old, spltt-level home; )
minutes, from Silver Spring prop
and . blks. to bus. 27-ft. liv. .-din.
room, king size modern kit, seats
g, with dishwasher, disposal. eye
level oven, etc. Family rec. room
with fireplace that's right for teen
aee party fun. Fully insulated
construction and wired for all
appliances. Air conditioning, wash
er, drier, etc Ready for financing
Build an equity in this complete
home for less than rent. Imme-
diate occupancy. S24 $50. CHES-
TER KELLER WOODMOOR AGEN-
CY CORP, JU. 5-7l00 Q to 8.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4SOO
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SMITH & BROS.

BETHESDA. HILLMEAD -
Brick Cape Cod; liv. rm..
din. rm., kit, scr. porch, Q
bedrms. and bath 1st f1r.; 2
bedrms. and bath 2nd flr.
Priced for quick sale. Ewes,
OIL. 4-221S.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

be our privilege and pleasure to
show you the. many places avail
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BOSWELL OFFERS

cHEVERLY-Your family's
activities will be centered
around this beautiful gar
den, especially designed for
0atdOor lighting. lighting, nsh fheIsonss pOnd,
etc. Brick Cape Cod: liv.
rm., sep. din, rm., lge kit,
4 bedrms.. ~ baths; priced
to sell at Sl7.950, with
only S1.400 dn. FHA.
HAMPSHIRE KNoLIs
Owners have bought a new
home, and must sell this
SSfiEEn'ius SficEE; exceiient ifi9edrS9m sondition oIl
baths, lge. family rrn.. on
level fenced lot. close TO
schools, shopping and transp.
Only S17,500. already FHA
approved.
HILLANDALE - owners
transfer forces sale OF this
spacious, sll-hrick split
level. ] yr. old and like
new. ! twin-sized bedrms.,
ia baths 20x20-ft. family
rm. with firepl.. wooded lot,
quiet area, many extras in
cluded at S26,950.
PALMER PARK-S450 dn.
FHA. S99.46 per mo, In
cludes. all. Delightful, ma
sonry 3-bedrm. rambler with
knotty-pine rec. rm., mod.
kit, auto. washer and win
dow fan included: level lot,
rear yard fenced. Owner
will redec. to suit purchaser.
The Perry Boswell CT
REALTORS WA. 7-45C
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o. F. SMITH & BROS. CO., INC
OIL. 2-647s
ltomac-1st Offering
PICTURE

You'll hnd this spotless rancher
has all the features you've been
looking for; an cleo. kit. with
is compl. insulated, all storm win
dows and doors, full bsmt. plus a
Jalousie-encl. porch that over
looks q cared-for lawn and shrub
berry; S15,950 and "OKD 4
KEN DRUsKIN g. CO. Open Til g
1920 Viers Mill Rd. 10. 5-2OO5
ROCK CREST - BE YOUR OWN
LANDLORD In this delightful g.
hedrm: rambler; lge. mod. kit;
level Handicapped lot. Priced to
sell, S11,750. HUGH T. PECK,
GA, 4-657b
Evening star., 1960-10-13

IfARYVALE-Lov. 3-bedroom ramb
Assume present financing: trade
OK. BUDNEY REALTY, 10.
6-2750. 10. 5-1299, LO. 5-3423.
MASS. AVE, LITTLE FLOWER
PARISH, two blocks OF Mass. ave
Beautiful center-hall rambler. 3
bedrms., 2 baths. spacious liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., large fully equipped
kit.. full bsmt. Located on a large
tree-studded lot. Priced realisti-
cally in this fine neighborhood,
near both public. and parochial
elementary schools, fast D.; e,
transportation and excellent
shopping, at S32,500.
VIM. b. LUCAS OIL. 6ss6s Til 9
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-New A.
bedrm.,. 3-bath brick Colonial.
Lots Of house for the money
super modern kit, finished rec.
I'M, built-in gar. Excel. financing.
1mmed- occupancy. Priced in the
SOs. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
TAE o-1Qn0 uTn
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nARNESTOWN AREA

Nicely situated brick rambler; has
ions living rm. with stone hre-
place and large dining area, den,
modern kitchen, bedrms. and
bath. Also large room OF oi
/, den. which may be used as family
room or bedrm. Radiant heat. ]
ACRE. For quick sale, $4,000
FRED B. CUSHMAN co.
WI. s-e011, WA. 6-o4O1
Ewes, GA. 4-S120
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End Of your search for Q lovely
brick rambler in Q really delight
full neighborhood. It is centrally
air-conditioned, also boasting 8
bedrms and 1h baths on main
level. Full basement with extra
bedrm., "a hath and rec. rm,
Handsome fully equipped kitchen,
2 fireplaces and much more plus
q huge 4Hzeo loan to assume.
Price? Only $22,500. A real
$500; ewes, JE. 2-llS5.
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CLEAN, NEAT AND VACANT. FHA
at S14,950. with $500 down: 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm. and living
room, everything -at-your- elbow
Kitchen; screened porch, full
bsmt. Pleasant fenced yard
dotted with mature" shade trees
and located right in Arlington,
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HILLCREsT ESTATES

Nice 3-bedrm.. ils- bath brick ram
bier; rec. rm. and outside en-
porch overlooking beautiful wooded
lot. BERENs SALES, RE. 6-5400
Evening star., 1960-10-13

BIG 41t% DEAL!-Ranch-StTie g.
bedrm. rambler on 100x1b0-ft.
level wooded lot-with sewer and
locationl You'll love the Kitchen
with "enuf' dining space; full
bsmt. with I'm. rec. rm.; cook -out
with patio; and storm windows
and doors. Big deal for you at
S15,95Ol
1915 Per Month Pays All"
SALES kp r-on1E
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Houses by Hughes
BOTH m CHIILUN'

s14,5OO, Just "a Ney HHmp.
Buy in Q dynamic section:
house is Q stunning white
clapboard and brick Colonial
(in HollandlZed condition.;
$500 dn. will handle.
SI7,950, Avondale, Nd. -
One Of the best cloSe-in
locations; sturdy red brick
Georsian; o eus.-styled rms,
handsomely arranged on 2
levels; also features teenage
frolic rni.; South bound
owner must sell. Call early
and get Q real buy.
w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-14o0 Resltol
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gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. o-e314
CLIFTON. Fairfax Co., % mi. D. C.
% A. with 6-bedrm. house, barn,
5-car garage, streams, swimming
pono, dressing rms. and enter
tainment pavilion. new kit, mod.
heat; $40 $50. or house bldgs.
LAND CO., REALTORS, JE. A.
404O. Open It'll q.
COLOSSUS, immaculate, all-brick
rambler on huge level lot, with
lovely view 2l-ft. living room,
three large bedrooms. excellent
kitchen with table space, fireplace;
full basement, huge, beautifully
finished rec. room; excellent
4eigh5orh0qd; 1bSaS b0pKrp ssiIiT,420i siiIIi no JE.
NELL, REALTORS.
COURTHOUSE COUNTRY CLUB
II you don't mind driving a little
further to get an enormously
greater value, HERE IT ISl Great
big. brand-new, 3-bedrm., 2la-
bath brick ram bier, on h-acre lot
Full finished basement, fabulous
all-elec. kit, screened porch and
carport; S24 800. FRANK S. PHIL
evenings, CR. 3-3Si6.
CLUB HILLS-Magnifi-
cent. bedrms., 3 baths. central
air cond., brk. split-level with lge
daylight I'm. rec. rm. Beaut. n
acre level lot with Ice. trees. Quiet
deadend st. Reduced from S35, 900
to S31, $50! CALL NOW
BARR REALTY INC. IA. A-3860I
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ARLINGTON, SOUTH Completely
separate dining room; FHA ap-
praised at $4,000; only $500
down; Anchor fenced yard; close
in. T1NKLE PROP, INC, REAL
TOR, 3101 Columbia pike, ia
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FALLS CHURCH

coZY 11a-story brick; center stair
way leading to . twin-siSe bed
rms. and full bath on 2nd floor;
living rm. with fireplace: dining
rm. with built-in china closets;
large kitchen, paneled breakfast
room, den. powder room on 1st.
floor: fenced-in yard with huge
trees: 2 blks. to bus and shops:
S1S,950. You may assume very
goo S to l0sn s1 Il MosEEER fi XII RAJ f,siss Es
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BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, NC.
REALTORS

REALTORS
FALLS CHURCH = Contemporary
minded. The owner has moved
out Of town and reduced the price
Of this lovely home for quick sale.
S14,400. 4lzee loan may be as
sUmed If YOU have small down
payment. Let US show you this
lovely six-room contemporary. You
must see it. Reduced to S19.950
or make US an offer; Gsll BRoYYc
I az hUv IA AI9n0
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SILVER SPRING-Close in, conv.
and charm in this lovely 3-bedrm.
rambler; walk to all shopping,
schools and tranSp.; level fenced
lot with trees; lge. screened porch.
diversified rec. rm. for all family
activities. Be the first TO see this
desirable home in q choice loca-
Sl9n Woo6MooR e2o' ASiRFNsY SRSsIEe eoRP kPILHF ri
5-Tl00 q ftil q
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ALFYANnRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Location counts with this 3-bedrm.,
3-bath brick rambler on large cor
ner lot; fireplace in large living
rm. and finished recreation rm., ;,
scTeened-in porch of de luxe
equipped kitchen, built-in garage;
prtcd at $4,000. BY appt. only!
z; W. BERENS,. Realtors. 1880
Richmond hwy, Alex. 80. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-13
COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES,

cENTREvnLE VA. CIR. 3-o715
CIA is lust a short distance from
this 4-bedrm., 2-bath. full-base-
ment. brick Cape Cod with a car
port; on large, level lot, near
schools and shopping. The din.
rm., liv m. and kit, because Of
the huge size will be the center
congregate together. Best OF all
the terms are terrific and the price
Is only S26,95O. To see. call
BROYHILL q SONS, REALTORS,
1000 Lee hwy, IA. 4-l3OO.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

SILVER SPRING, close-in Saratoga
VILLAGE Level lot with trees; all
brick bungalow with three bed
rooms, separate dining room,
screened porch, magnificent rec
reatlon room in full basement with
outside exit. Owner moving. SlS,-
$50. A; J; KESsINGER g. CO.,
Evening star., 1960-10-13
GNCa.' J6, ~ OU
CENTREVILLE

ROUND OUR SELECTION OF
FIVE HOMES.
Spacious and custom built. these
are not subdivision houses. Each
is a flnd in itself providing coun-
of a modern home within easy
committing distance to Washing
ton. Priced from $4,000 to
S32,500. INQUIRE and we will tell
you more.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

SILVER SPRING. mr.. Rolling Ter
race School; modern, 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler. Den. fireplace, wall-to-
wall carpet. VACANT, IMMEDI-
ATE POSSESSION. FLA approved
$500 down. HUGH T. PECK. HE.