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ton and courts to be paralyzed,"
he said. r8 E
Insists Belgians VIII Leave
Mr.. Tshombe insisted that Bel.
gian forces "will leave Katanga,
period" He added, however, that
the military base at Kamina was
now Belgian property and that ne
gotiation on compensation and
other problems was necessary be-
fore the status Of the base could
be changed.
The United Nations, meanwhile
announced that Irish troops would
take over "the protection" of Ka-
nina before the end Of the week.
The United Nations force in Ka-
tanga will number about 1000
the United Nations command said.
The Belgian Army had only about
1,7O0 men in the province, accord
ing to official figures.
The United Nations force will
be made up about equally Of troops
from Ethiopia, Ireland, the Mali
Federation and Morocco, officials
said. United Nations officials are
eager to complete the build-up as
swiftly as possible.
The need for the speedy arrival
Of United Nations troops is shown
in the mining town of Jadotville
sixty miles northwest of here.
Disturbances have been occur.
ring there nightly since Saturday
when three persons were killed and
seven wounded by the police in &
clash.
The conflicts basically a triba
affair with politics grated on tx
il.
Ironically, the trouble started
when news reached Jadotville thai
United Nation forces had arrived
in Katanga. The opposition Carte
group Of parties took this as :
sign for action.
The Cartel recruits its member.
from the Baluba and Chokw,
tribes, which are opposed to tn,
Lunda tribe of President Tshombe
Leaders of the Cartel reasoned tina
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provided no political ties were at.

provided no political ties were at.
tached. o s.
Mr.. Tshombe, relaxed and smil.
ing, appeared eager to demonstrate
. difference between his modera.
ton and the radicalism of Mr.
Lumumba. The Katanga leader
has often contended that his gov.
eminent maintained law and order
in the province while Mr.. .Lum-
umba brought chaos to the rest
Of the Congo.
I'VE do not want our schools
and hospitals to close, our indus
tries to stagnate, our administra.
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:: the fourth Security Council meet.
ing, which he said had become
necessary because of the attitude
Of Premier Patrice Lumumba, he
wanted to restate Katanga's will
ingness to support the unity Of
the Congo on the basis of a con-
federate system.
He said Katanga was ready to
STUDY with gratitude" every offer
Of technical or economic assistance,
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21

buildings, efficiency of labor, the
effects of power, and power in the
future.
Senator Williams said that a
limited supply of the books are
available from his office in Wash
ington, ON a first-come, first-ser-
we'd basis. Persons interested in
obtaining a copy of the book
should address their requests to
Senator John j. Williams. oIo SEN
ate Office Building, Washington
25, d. c.
Mrs. Lavinia Warren Lynch, SO,
a native of Lewes died Saturday,
October /, at the Williams Nurs-
ing Home, Clarksville.
Two years ago she broke her
hip as a fall at home and suffered
a stroke few weeks ago. She was
an active member all her life OF
the Bethel Methodist Church.
Born in Lewes, she was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas nj.
Warren and widow of William A
Lynch, who died in 1910.
Surviving are two sons, w. Al
derson Lynch, Wilmington, and
jackson B. Lynch, Butler, Pa, and
a daughter, Mrs. Wilfred ]. Ad-
kins, Selbyville.
The funeral was held Tuesday
Oct. 4, at l pm. from the Atkins
Funeral Home, Lewes. The Rev
william H. Hudson, pastor OF Bet
hel Methodist Church, officiated
Burial was made in the Lewes
Methodist Cemetery.
Mrs. Sara ]. Conwell, S6, widow
of Capt. Arthur w. Conwell, died
Oct. Is, in Overbrook, near Phila-
delphia.
She formerly lived in Lewes
leaving here with her husband IN
1913.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. John w. knight, and
Miss Sara j. Conwell, and a grand
son, John w. Knight, Jr., all OF
Overbrook.
Services were held Monday, In
the Lewes Presbyterian Cnurcn
with the Rev. James A. Mays Of
floating.
Mrs. Susan H. Dennis, SO, wife
of the late Sewell Dennis, died al
the home of her son, Virgil l.
Dennis, Oct. Is.
She is survived in addition te
her son, by 10 grandchildren; 2t
great at-grandchildren and five great
great grandchildren; a brother
Lester NJ Holland, Berlin, Md;
and a sister, Mrs. Della Phillips
Wilmington.
The funeral was held at the Bur
bage Funeral Home, Berlin, Md.
Tuesday at 2:30 pm. The Rev
James Mays. pastor of the Lewes
Presbyterian Church, officiated
Interment was made in Riverside
| Cemetery, Berlin, Md
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
LEWES

Schools in the Lewes Special
School District are ready to meet
the challenge of the Pursuit of
Excellence" and Strengthen Sch
ools for the Sos"
Both are national themes for
education for the present school
year, according to F. Robert Mer-
Ger, superintendent of schools in
Lewes.
Mr.. Mercer indicates in the
annual report for the School Dis
trict that the philosophy of the
Lewes Schools is to accept each
child as he is and to give direct
on and purpose to his growth and
development.
The objective is to provide an
opportunity for each child to pro-
gress as far as possible educatio-
nally each year. Mr.. Mercer en-
phasized in the Annual Report
that in keeping with this point of
view, the curriculum is designed
to meet the needs of every child
and that it is recognized that
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
EPIDEMIC OF WILDE

NEW YORK up - The Oscar
Wilde theatrical epidemic contin.
Les.
Two recent movies concern the
life of the exotic author and Off
Broadway musicals have beer
based on two of his plays.
Now Sol Hurok, international
impresario, has scheduled Broad
way run this season for one
man show, "The Importance OF
Being Oscar"
The entertainment is the work
of Michael MacLiammoir. The
actors performance highlighted
the recent Dublin Theater Festi-
val.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21


academic ability and achievement
depend on the innate ability, inter
est, and capacity.
Curriculum changes that have
taken place during the past year
and plans for future changes are
outlined in the annual report pre-
pared by the staff of the Lewes
Schools. Receiving special attent-
ion in the Report is the methe-
matics program, with major modi-
fications applying to the junior
senior high school.
During the present year, algebra
is being offered in grade s for the
pro-academic students, with five
years of academic mathematics
available The addition of an ad.
vanced class in analytic geometry
and calculus is planned for the
coming school year.
The use of teaching aids, in
Guiding slide rules, is described
According to Mr. Mercer, pro-
badly no other phase of the school
program has progressed as rapid
ly as that of science instruction
This fact is dramatically pointed
up by the great increase in the
total number of students now
studying science starting in grade
1. To accompany the accelerated
program being established, ad-
vanced science courses are being
added i'm the junior-senior high
school with the introduction of g
standardized testing program tt
measure achievement in these
courses.
Also keeping pace with modern
trends is the Foreign Language
Department, where an emphasis
has been placed an oral express.
ion and an extension of language
offerings. Significant in the fore.
ign language field, with the con.
versational approach, is the use
of teaching aids including tape re-
corders. The annual report includ
es financial statements of expendi
lures and is available in the Sch.
OOl District Office to those who
may not have received a copy.
The first Ineligible long-dis
tance message ever Transmitted
over Bell Telephone System some
80 years ago was reproduced fol
the Lewes Rotary Club last Mon
day night.
The speaker was Walter L. Rit
/ ter, Jr., of Philadelphia, supervi
sor of customers information fol
the Bell System. He was present
ed by Frank L. Larsen, program
chairman.
He demonstrated with an earl,
Edison machine, with recording,
on wax cylinders, on through tn,
first disc and subsequent method.
showing the difference between
high fidelity and stereophonic re
ception of today.
Alexander Graham Bell" hs
said, was the first to transmit
sound any distance" He repro
duced the first long distance cal
of 1878, a distance of only 1,
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
Lex Bayard Names
kennedy-Johnson Com
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continued from page one)
fly. Jr.. Mrs. Morton Colby, Ed
ward L. Hearn. Hon. Daniel L.
Hermann, Dorsey b. Kinnamon,
j. H. Tyler Mcconnell, W. Harri-
son Melvin (Harrington), Irving
Morris. William s. Potter, Charles
A. Robinson, Mrs. Harold Shaffer,
Irving S. Shapiro, Mrs. Joseph r.
Sights (Dover), Mrs. John c.
Thomas, James M. Tunnel, Jr,
Charles K. Welch. Russell w. Whit
ney (Camden), Leonard A. Will
liams, James w. Williams, Mrs.
James w. Williams. Henry McC.
Winchester, Jr., and Jacob Zim-
norman (Dover).
Mr.. Bayard also announced that
Mrs. Williams will serve as Tele-
phone Campaign Chairman and Mr..
Norris is heading the Speakers
Bureau.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
New Phone Device
Is Mothers Helper
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the various telephone, broadcast
ing and ntercommunication SER
vices. The equipment consists of q
telephone and small separate
speaker, the manager said.
Door-answering is carried out
through an outside microphone-
speaker combination.
The local telephone manager
cites the following advantages OF
the Home Interphone: Communi-
eating from room to room; Door
answering from any phone in the
house; Calling a person to the
phone; Checking on sleeping OF
playing infants, through a micro
phone positioned nearby; Helping
those who are i'll to keep in touch
Hands-free talking; and Calling
the children in from outdoors.
classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21

miles, that was a miracle in those
days. THE wording of the mess
age" he said, was very indis-
tinct and consequently difficult to
understand due to overtones of
sounds"
The Rotarians' president, Sam
uel Eschenbach, announced that
the club would sponsor Lewes Boy
Scout Troop 83 for another year.
and appointed the Boy Scout Com
mittee: Charles M. Lowe, chair
man; Charles Aikens, the Rev.
James A. Mays, W. H. Brittingham,
Jr., Raymond R. Atkins, and Hal
sey Knapp.
Plans for Lewes' Annual Hal
lowe'en Jamboree, sponsored by
the Lewes P. T. A., are progress
ing under the direction of this
years chairman, Bayard v. Coul-
ter The date for the Jamboree
has been set for Saturday, October
20.
: Since it proved SO successful
last year. the booths again will be
housed in the Lewes Fire Hall on
Savannah Road, Co-chairman of
the booths are Mrs. Apollo j.
Kielbasa, and John X Kolbe, who
are enlisting the help of homeroom
mothers and other interested par
ents.
| The Jamboree is the P.T.A.' s
principal Embarrassing event of
the year. A poster contest will be
conducted, and prizes awarded.
People of the community are
anticipating with pleasure an even
ing of fun, with a big parade,
floats, masqueraders, and booths
containing homemade sweet and
farm-fresh products.
A beach assault training pro-
gram by the U. S. Army will be
undertaken this winter and next
spring on the Atlantic Ocean beach
between Fort Miles, Lewes, and
Rehoboth Beach.
| Approval of the sea of the area
was given recently by the State
Highway Commission which con-
trolls the public lands on the ocean
front.
According to Major William E.
Flynn, Jr., upwards of 700 troops
will come here from Fort Eustic,
Va, from Nov. | to Dec. Is, and
from March !, to April 10 for the
training program.
Major Flynn said that the Army
will use the existing dirt road from
/ Fort Miles to the training area.
Mayor Otis Smith, the Delaware
chairman for Radio Free Europe,
left Friday, Oct. IA, for Europe,
where he will make a tour of the
stations for Radio Free Europe.
Mayor Smith is making the trip
with other representatives from
the United States.
The Quaker Home Furnishing Co.
of Lewes, located at Wescoat's
Corner, is voluntarily going out of,
business. Mr.. Virden Bryan, owner,
is OF the opinion that due to the
great advancement of our times,
and the trend for businesses to
converge at a point most bene-
ficial to the public, this change
will be proper.
He will announce the date of
the sale soon.
| United States Senator John T.
Williams has announced that the
1860 agriculture Yearbook in
available for distribution.
The book, published annually by
the Department of Agriculture, is
devoted to review of the changes
that have been made in agricul-
ture in recent years as a result
OF chronological changes.
Titles Power to Produce. the
48O-page volume tells of the change
from horse-drawn operations to
present-day pushbutton automat-
ion. Topics in its so chapters in
clude the development of tractors
electricity, communications, power
ON the land, harvesting methods,
| developments in handling livestock
mechanization of marketing, farm
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
Religious Census Day
Set For October %
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p. m. in the afternoon of the GEN.
sus to receive instructions and
census materials. Census takers
captains are asked to report at the
same place one half hour earlier,
at / p. m. Each local congregation
participating in the census is pro-
viding quota of volunteers and
CAPTAINS.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-21
! Greenwood Youth
Killed, NeighbOr Is
Hurt In Sn10sh-up
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Drummond, police said. quit
school about year ago and was
employed in a nearby store. They
said they found no evidence OF
excessive speed" of the car dur
Ing their investigation of the acci-
dent. AT the present time. they
were unable to determine why the
car ran of the roadway.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
For the meat-and-potato man
at your house,. e.os nam. on. who 4ns


the be6st hey chunks lean med
There white and ALI cooked
andp
Evening star., 1960-06-11

swim at the Mt. Vernon
Yacht Club, only . blvcks
from this brand-rew
split level. l2-acre wood
ed lot. 3 big bedrooms,
2l2 baths. 23x3T recre-
alton room. ail-electric
kitchen with breakfast
area, carport; $4,000
down; S2T,5OO.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

BLESSED SACRAMENT
PARISH-Centrally air.
conditioned, 4 4-bedroom,
2-bath brick Cape Cod.
on Sorgeously Handicapped
corner lot. Full base
ment, paneled recreation
room with bar. screened
porch. Assume Az "a
GI loan-Sl20 per mo,
naYS ALL Gnd Ohn
Evening star., 1960-06-11

RIVER VIEW - Brand
new, custom built, 5-bed-
room 3-bath brick con-
temporary, overlooking
the Potomac. Screened
porch, attached garage.
family room; priced at
$4,000, and well worth
1t!
Evening star., 1960-06-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

TOWN; sal,5OO = By
OWNER: split-level, 3 bedrms. and
den. family rm.. Ia baths. lge
kit. din. rm., patio, wooded cor
ner lot, util equip. and storage
rm. Extras incl. stair carpeting
Ice. window fan and drapes. Excel
financing. Assume $1,000, 4laet
LIST trust. CIR. 3-5593.
FAIRFAX co.. rms. S475: gooc
floor and roof, to be moved al
purchasers expense from location
Frsnconia and Telegraph rds. so
Evening star., 1960-06-11
LORENE RAMSEY RLTY.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS I,

North Arlington, the most
sought-a er location-A
beautiful an d Immaculate
split-level on a wooded lot;
beamed-ceiling living room.
separate dining room, three
huge bedrooms tmaSter is
IS f. long,, extra large
kitchen for a gourmet, large
rec, room with bar, built-in
garage; $4,000. Call IA. 81
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-06-11
ARLINGTON

4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH, CAL
IFORNIA RANCHER, CLOSE
TO O'CONNELL CATHOLIC
HIGH SCHOOL, REC. RIM,
ATTACHED G A r A G E
BEAUTIFULLY FEN ED
LOT, COMPLETELY AIR
CONDITIONED. ONLY S22,-
Evening star., 1960-06-11

FOREST - sale b.
owner. Attr. 3-bedrm. bricE
Colonial on beautiful corner lot
with lge. trees in this much de.
sired close-in location. . porches
finished rec. rm, f1agstone patio
excel. terms: FHA appraised S17,.
500. 235 N. Edison, ia. S-3907.
ARL., N.-Immac., 3-bedrm. III
bath Colonial fenced yard; alum
storm windows, fin. bsmt; neal
schools and direct bus TO Pent. anC
D. c. OWNER, KE. 6-S042.
ARL,, N.-4-bedrm.. 21a-bath ramb
Rec rm,: conv. loo: nicely land
Scaped. beaut. view: grac. living
under $4,000. owner, ia. 4-42S7
ARL. N. BRICK RAMBLER
ASSUME large 434e, loan, S102 mo
pays all, with modest down pymt
3 hedrms., f,ps scr. pch. KARI
BROWNMILLER, Broker, ia. z.
6l06, IA. 4-o655.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

BUILDERS CLOsE-OUT
Easily worth $4,000.
this custom-built brick
bi-level must be sold this
week end, so the builder
SAYS, III take S22,950."
Entrance fover, 1890
living room with fire.
place, formal dining
room, 13Xl3 all-electric
Kitchen, 3 twin sized
bedrooms, 3 full baths,
20X2S recreation room,
attached garage and "a
acre lot; $4,000 cash
required.
BLESSED SACRAMENT
PARISH-Centrally air.
conditioned, 4-bedroom,
2-bath brick Cape Cod.
on sorgeously handicapped
corner lot. Full base
ment, paneled recreation
room with bar. screened
porch. Assume 4I2co
GI loan-Sl20 per mo.
pays all! S24,25O.
DOCK YOUR BOAT and
swim at the Mt, Vernon
Yacht Club, only . blrcks
from this brand-rew
S1Iit -Ieynl 1Eocrn u,ood
ed lot. 3 big bedrooms.
2l2 baths, 23x21 recre-
alton room. ail-electric
kitchen with breakfast
area, carport; $4,000
down; S27,500.
BELLE HAVEN-Central-
ly aforementioned. Gus
tom built b-ick rambler,
on 100XlT0 wooded lot.
Center nall, 3 bedrooms.
2i2 baths, recreation
room, garage; S33.500,
and well worth it!
MT. VERNON BLVD
Custom built brick ram
bier, on ka-acre beautt.
fully wooded lot. 3 bed
rooms, full basement,
1alousied porch, attached
garage; $500 down
owner will hold balance
IN lst trust: S2I.T5O.
GOLF COURSE AND
COUNTRY CLUB-State-
~, center-hsll, painted
brick Colonial. on a Sc
cluded cul-de-sac. 3 big
bedrooms (master suite
14X20). 3i2 lovely baths,
wall-to-wall carpeting in
living room, dining room,
den, stairway and mas
ter bedroom, 35-ft. pan
eled recreation room with
bar and fireplace, maids
room for 4th bedroom).
screened porch. lovely
detailed work. S45, 900
worth OF house: sacrifice
price, S3a,SOO.
HALF ACRE-Attractive
brick-and-frame split
level, of scenic Mt. Ver-
non blvd 3 bedrooms,
] "a baths, large recrea-
tion room. Take over
> = 20 loan. S12O per mo.
pays everything; S22,-
500.
$1,000 DOWN-Attrac-
tive rancher, near bus,
school and shopping, on
a quiet cul-de-saC 2
bedrooms, . baths, full
daylight basement and
large birch cabinet kitch-
en- with eve-level oven,
counter-top range and
breakfast bar. Already
financed-no red tape:
SlG960.
MENSH
RS
50 5-67c
Evening star., 1960-06-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ASSUME 4I2cs LOAN.
3-bedroOm rambler, with
in walking distance to
elementary school: S77.26
per mo. pays principal,
interest, taxes and in
surance; S13,5O0.
HOLLIN HALL-Antiuue
brick rambler, on attrac-
lively Handicapped lot in
a friendly neighborhood
3 bedrooms, patio: ST.
$50 down and take over
a "a ec lSt trust-no
red tape! S15,500.
ASSUME 4Iaes GI LOAN.
B. bedroom split level,
convenient to Ft. Bel
voir or Quantico-only
Shirley hwy: S7a.60 per per
mo. paws principal. in
tereSt, taxes and inSur- =
ance; $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA - c-year-
old brick rambler, near
bus, schools and shop
ping. 3 bedrooms. attrac-
lively Handicapped lot.
Transferred owner will
let a responsible buyer
take over his loan with
only $1,000 down: sacri-
fee at S175O0. Move
in todayl
Brick rambler with full
basement, 3 bedrooms,
reCrea ton room, lovely
Anchor fenced yard.
Take over 4Iaeo GI loan;
SgS.37 per mo. pays all;
SlT5o0.
Hal NJ OND HIGH
SCHOOL - Brand-neW,
Custom-built brick ram
blers, Split-levcls and
ColonialS. Center = hall
plan, 3 and 4 bedrooms,
ga paths, mahogany
paneled recreation rooms.
Dashboard INV h. Prices
start at S29,950.
FAIRFAX RANCHER-
Almost-new brick ram
bier, near schools, bus,
shopping. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths full daylight base
ment. Assume Gl loan,
$1,000 down = Sl12.71
per mo-; S19,500.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS.
Contemporary brick RAM
bier. 3 bedrooms, full
daylight basement, > fire.
places, carport; walk to
golf course and SWIM
ming pool: $4,000 down:
S2l,500.
RIVER VIEW - Brand
new, custom-built, 5-bed-
room 3-bath brick con-
temporary, overlooking
the Potomac. Screened
porch, attached garage,
family room; priced at
$4,000, and well worth
it!
CENTRALLY AIR CON-
DITIOHED = Just like
new; long, low brick
rambler, on wooded cor
ncr lot. in the popular
Springfield FrancOniR
area. 3 large bedrooms.
. fun baths, uD-to-the-
minute kitchen with eye
level oven, Counter-tOp
range, diShwasher and
garbage disposal. Csrpert
and patio; already f.
nanced-S1,200 down is
all you need! S19,950.
GORDI
Evening star., 1960-06-11

Vernon High School, corner Mt
Zephyr Dir. and Jefferson ave
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
sep. din rm.. liv. rm.. firepl., 1l2
baths, full bsmt. with gar, roughed
in bath and flrepl. SO. 5-I51l.
FRANKLIN PARK AREA = 1864
Rockingham ST; immed. poSs
terms to suit buyer: brk. rambler.
l p yrs old: 3 bedrms.. pa baths,
hnished rec rm., scr. porch, patio;
and churches, on bus line: 90 min.
to Wash. or Pentagon. S3l.500.
OWNER, KE. 6-7945 after pm.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

FALLS CHURCH
110l East Greenwich.-Drive out
and inspect this lovely custom
built 3-bedrm. brick rambler: full
Falls Church, right on Haycock
rd. and left on Greenwich. S23,-
00G.
Evening star., 1960-06-11
GRANDMA,S HOUSE

Not really too old, but old enough
that you're getting double the
usual space in this price range
-Four bedrooms: full basement; ir
good N. Arlington area close tc
bus and shops. Sl6.950.
Evening star., 1960-06-11
ARLINGTON- SOUTH

1927 9th st.-A home for real
family living; min. walk to Arl.
Hall; roomy 3-bedrm. Dutch Co.
lonial; sep. din. rm., lge. screened
porch overlooking beautiful deep
lot. Glebe rd. to S: 9Th. Sl7,5O0.
Evening star., 1960-06-11
FAILS CHURCH

4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH older home
with tremendously deep lot. Conv
location. SlS,10O.
Evening star., 1960-06-11
ARIINGTON. North

VACANT, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
ful III = wooded od2Oi lot I Large liyins VII room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, screened porch, recreation
room in full basement; will sell
at FILA appraisal, S1S,400. with
approximately 1000 down. BARR
REALTY. INC, N. WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1960-06-11
nE@ggn

FALLS CHURCH = Two-bedrm
house, large garage, 94-acre lot
with shade and fruit trees; borders
country club: $4,000. OWNER
JE. 4-649l, l2Oa Marthas lane.
FALLS CHURCH (St. James Parish)
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms., study.
baths. bsmt. trees: Is acre: S21.-
80. JE. 4-2660. RULON A.
WALKER e. CO.
FAULKNER COUNTY, SIS mi. from
WASHINGTON 9 acres, 2-bedrm.
bungalow, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
electricity, well water, Frigidaire,
stove: $3.50. JA. S-7624 or FE.
3-6034
Evening star., 1960-06-11
HOII,EY REALTY

51S3 Lee Highway KE. S-5350
GREAT FALLS AREA = 6-room
house with bath: needs repairs; %
acre; S3,500 down. PL. 9-2373.
GROVETON; BY OWNER-3-b bed
rm., 45-ft. redwood rambler; "a
acre lot; FHA approved at S14,-
approS spp SoSI s1os GoTn Incl 'qtf pt mo Pay's m S.
OF Mex. off IVY. /. so 5-622O.
HIGH POINT-RUSSELL RID. AREA
--3-bedrm., 2h2-bath brick split
level; all-elec. kit; walk to all
schools, SaO3o shop; Fastest committing
4129c GI mortgage. TIE. 6-4475.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

Little ones can skip to school in
this close-in location. Brick Co.
lonial; > bedrms., den, garage,
sep living quarters for VISITING
relatives. S19,5O0.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

RAvENWOOD PK.-Beaut. 3-b.r.
2-bath, brick rambler, center hall
sep. din. rm., full bsmt., beaut. lot
M, schools and approx. u mi
from q Corners. 500 Peace Vale!
OWNER, JE. 3-2212 or JE. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-06-11
T,TTRTA RR0S

REALTORS ia. 7-S500
ARL. N.-Air-cond. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; fully caTpeted, screened
porch, rec. rm with bar, fenced
yard, near schools. Assume 4l2fe
GI loan, $1,000 dn. JE. 4-6295.
ARL., NORTH-By OWNER; close
in new 3-bedrm. rambler and
Cape Cod houses, . baths each
Just completed move right in;
conv, to Arl Hall and Pentagon,
OPEN SUN, > TO 6. Az and
Ais N. Kensington st. ia. T.
2997; ewes, KE, 6-S765.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-3 bedrms,
finished rec. rm. in full bsmt
excellent neighborhood; walking
distance to parochial and public
schools, churches, shopping CEN
lers and trsnsp. Must sell; S17-
500. BY OWNER. No agents.