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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Anti-Semitism Still Rife Throughout Most of World

BERLIN, tR A The wave of anti-Semitism rolled on around the world today.
 There were new reports that swastikas and anti-Jewish slo- sans have appeared in Communist East Germany. Mexico and Cana da's west coast reported the first such incidents in their areas.
 "Potsdam wish Country tradesman" was painted during the night on the foundation of the Franklin D. Roosevelt monument overlooking the harbor of Oslo, Norway.
 Religious and government lead CTS kept up chorus of condem- nation.
 Police officials, particularly in West Germany and West Berlin, carried on diligent investigations to determine what was behind the outbursts of hate-mongering that began with the smearing of new synagogue in Cologne Christmas Eve.
 In Vancouver, B. C., editor Abe Arnold of the Jewish Western Bulletin said a man telephoned him, identified himself as mem Der of the British Union of Fas- cists, and said: "We are going to make soap out of you"
 The first swastikas appeared in Latin America, painted on the gateposts of Mexico City syna- gogue and the building housing the Zionist Federation of Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Pan American Would Cut Rates If Pacific Routes Are Extended to East

WASHINGTON, R-Pan Amer ican World Airways proposed to- day that it's routes to the Pacific Coast from the Orient, the South Pacific and Hawaii be. extended to the main traffic centers east of the Mississippi River
 Opening it's presentation at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing of the Trans-Pacific Route case, in which applications of 15 airlines are being considered, Pan Amer ican also asked for:
 Inclusion of Portland and Seattle on it's Great Circle Route between California and the Orient, and
 Permanent authority for all of the company's temporary routes in the Pacific.
 Howard Hamstra, Pan Amer :can associate counsel, said if Pan Americans applications are granted, the minimum passenger fares across the Pacific could be reduced 20 per cent, and cargo rates slashed 621s per cent.
 Reduced mail rates also would be possible, he said, to permit mail and parcel post to move by air at the same postal charges as surface mail.
 Pan American, Northwest, and United Air Lines now compete in service to the Orient.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
MacMillan Tours Africa to Quiet Racial Unrest

ACCRA, Ghana, tR = Prime Minister Harold MacMillan ar rived at the brilliantly decorated Accra Airport today on the first leg of a 15,000-mile fact finding tour through Britain's restive colonies and Commonwealth mem- bers in Africa.
 MacMillan was greeted by Ghana's Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah, who led his country to freedom nearly three years ago after being imprisoned by the British.
 Nkrumah noted that MacMillan is the first British Prime Minister to visit south of the Sahara while in office. He said he hopes the visit will strengthen good will, not only for Ghana and the United Kingdom, but for Africa and the world"
 MacMillan in reply said he had come ito see and learn"
 After Nigeria, MacMillan goes to the Central African Fedora ton, where Negro nationalists in the protectorate of Nyasaland are trying to break away from their federation with the white-domi- mated Rhodesias.
 The last step on his itinerary is the Union of South Africa, seat of the continents bitterest racial issues.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Congress Back at Old Stand; Conscious Of Hot Election ear Party Differences

Tomorrow, President Eisen- hover will come up and deliver his annual State of the Union message to a joint session. The message will set out in general terms what he hopes to get from Congress. Later, special messages will give more detail.
 Ike May Be Sensitive
 Before Congress convened, there was hint that perhaps the President is a little sensitive to prospective criticism of the gap between this country's missile progress and that of Russia.
 This is subject already tabbed for inquiry by two senators - Lyndon Johnson and Stuart Sy- mington - who are among those mentioned as possible Democratic Presidential nominees.
 In brief, informal talk to off cials of his church - the National Presbyterian - Eisenhower cau- toned Americans against becom- ing too hysterical about Russia's achievements in outer space.
 The President called for ex- ploitation in this country of the idea that ''1nan is a creature of God and dignity"
 Eisenhower had attended morn ing services at the church where he joined in prayer for success of the new session of Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
New AF Academy Coach Predicts Blanket Victory

NEW YORK, LR = When the next football season rolls around West Point graduate will be the athletic director of the Air Force Academy. And the new appointee, Col. Maurice (Marty) Martin thinks the Falcons will beat the Army.
 Martin, a member of the '43 class at West Point, was named last night to succeed Colonel George Simler at the Air Force school.
 Martin, here for the NCAA con- vention, said q just love to play Army and Navy, and think we'll beat them both. The Air Force has great future athletically"
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
London Report Says Red General Defected to Tito

LONDON, R = Reports reach ing Polish emigre circles today said General Frey-Bielecki, air force chief in Communist Poland, has fled to Yugoslavia in his own MIG jet fighter plane.
 In Belgrade, Yugoslav Foreign Ministry spokesman said: These reports are not true"
 There was no comment from Warsaw. the Polish capitol.
 If true, the defection would be one of the most important from the Soviet bloc since World War II.
 Frey-Biedlecki took command of the Polish Air Force after Vladyslaw Gomulka had taken over the Polish Communist lead ership in October, 1856. Previous ly he had been deputy to So- viet commander, General Turkiel.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Snow, ending late this after noon. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, increasing Easterly winds Thursday. Colder tonight and tomorrow.
 Low tonight 0, high tomorrow. 0.
 Nome data last "A hours, as of ' am. today: Precipitation. .28 inch. Month total, SO inches Fem peratures: Highest 30, lowest 20. Maximum wind, 12 miles an hour from the Southeast. Sunrise at 9:52 am, sunset at 2:23 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Stockholders Chalk Up Victory in Settlement

NEW YORK, R - The United Steelworkers Union scored a ma ior victory in it's contract settle ,ment with major steel companies, Iron Age Magazine said today.
 The national metalworking weekly added, "The companies under government pressure, lost their battle along major fronts. The well-publicized local practices hassle is being settled along the lines the union argued"
 As a result of the settlement the magazine said, steel com panies will have to raise prices
 Iron Age said it was unlikely that any increases would exceed S5 ton, and added it was more likely that they would run less than $4.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06

WASHINGTON, R - Congress got back into business today, and in this Presidential election year every member was certain of one main item. of business: politics.
 Out of this final session of the Eisenhower Administration will be hammered the issues for next falls elections. It could make or break the hopes of members as piring to gain higher office or hold what they have.
 A consciousness of this stood out clearly amid the hand-shak- ing, back-slapping and good fel- lowship that always attends the reconvening of Congress.
 Already plans are shaping up for investigations in many fields - foreign affairs, defense policy, television, outer space, drug prices and boxing. Such hearings keep a legislators name before the public and sometimes influ- ence votes
 Due for early consideration are civil rights and aid to education bills - subjects that divide Con- gress, carry lot of emotional impact and have political over tones
 Today's House and Senate ses- sions were limited to the formali- ties of reconvening and swearing in new members.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
PAPER MILL EXPLOSION KILLS l. INJURIES 2

TACOMA = An explosion blasted steel drumhead half an inch thick into a group of men around a time clock yesterday as the shift was changing at paper factory.
 Jack Apthorp, 4s, Was killed by the flying piece of metal. Seven other men were burned, three of them critically, by live steam.
 The explosion occurred in a steamheated paper drier placed in operation Monday at the Con tainer Corp. of America plant.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
34 Die In Crash of Miami Air Coach

BOLIVIA, N. C., R = A Ma tional Airlines night coach flying nonstop from New York to Mi ami crashed with 34 persons aboard before dawn today in swampy woodlands near here.
 "There will not be any sur vivors," said a deputy sheriff.
 Reporters on the scene said the big plane appeared to have ex- ploded in the air, and debris and bodies were scattered over an area of 20 acres.
 ing one of two substitute flights,
 The four-engine DC6-B, mak- carried 29 passengers and a crew of five.
 The other substitute plane, an Electra turbo-prop, reached Mi ami safely with 76 passengers and crew members.
 Passengers aboard the crashed plane included Retired Vice Ad- miral Edward Orrick Mcdonnell, who held the Medal of Honor and numerous other decorations for World War II service.
 Most of the passengers were customers, bound for vacations at Florida's sunny resorts.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
New Parcel Post Rates Effective February 1

New parcel post rates which will go into effect February 1, will in most cases increase the costs of mailing parcels to and from Alas ka, but on the heavier weights will result in slight reduction.
 On movements of more than 1900 miles, the rate will double from 32 cents to GA cents on l. pound package, will increase from $1.95 to $2.16 on a 10-pound par eel, will go up slightly from $4.66 to $4.86 on 25-pound parcel, but will go down from $9,17 to $9.06 on 50-pound package, and from $12.78 to $12.26 on one weighing 70 pounds, the max imum allowed.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Snow Storm Blankets
 Southern Sections of U. s,
(By The Associated Pressj

toV IHe 1SSCCtuteu fTeSSJ
 A fast-moving snow storm which hit the Southwest swept into the Southt today, leaving a heavy blanket of white from Ar kansas to North Carolina. Dixie shivered in the first big snow storm of the winter.
 The seasons first big snow fall - and the biggest in many years in some areas = curtailed travel. closed schools and disrupted tele- phone and power service. The storms were blamed for at least five deaths.
 Nearly a foot of snow made a wintry scene in parts of the Southland.
 Arkansas sloshed through the biggest snowfall in 38 years. The seasons first storm dumpe nearly II inches in Little Rock.
 Heaviest snow falls in years were reported in many areas. The seven inches at Nashville was the deepest in nine years.
 It was cold in the Southwest snow belt. Temperatures dipped to near zero in the Texas pan handle.
 But it was much colder in northern Minnesota as another surge of Arctic air swept in from Canada. It was near 20 degrees below zero again this morning in International Falls, on the Cana dian border.
 In Nome yesterday a high of 30 above zero was recorded.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
Steel Pact Covers Wages, Pensions, Insurance Benefits

WASHINGTON, R - Here is a point-by-point comparison of the new steel contracts and the old agreements:
 The package
 Over 211 years, a Accent aver age hourly increase in total earn ings (wages and benefits) which formerly averaged $3.11 per worker.
 On December 1, 1860, 7-cent hourly increase in basic pay, ranging up to 13 cents in higher job classifications and averaging out at about 8.6 cents.
 On October 1, 1861, another T. cent increase. With increases for higher job ratings, this will av- craze about 7.8 cents.
 Companies assume full cost of hospital and other insurance. This is equivalent to an average 8A cents increase in take-home pay Costs formerly were shared.
 Cost-of-living
 New escalation clause could in- crease paychecks by as much as cents in the 30-month period depending on consumer price movements. But if the cost of insurance to the companies goes up, cost-of-living increases will he diminished. There could be nc living-cost increase whatsoever.
 Pensions
 Nearly all retired workers now on pensions will get $5 monthly increase.
 Minimum pensions of workers retiring henceforth are increased by amounts which vary with past earnings.
 Retiring workers will get three months lump-sum pay on leaving mills.
 Years of service which count toward pensions are increased from 30 to 35.
 Work Rules
 In effect, no change. The com panies lost their demand for sole right to make changes to cut costs and improve efficiency, accepting instead an agreement to submit the issue to a union-managemeni commission for study. The con- missions findings will not be binding.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
French President Plans U. s. Arrival April P

PARIS, R = President Charles De Gaulle will open his visit to the United States April g and will remain until the end of the month. He will visit Canada April 19 to 22.
 A brief announcement from De Gaulle's office gave the dates.
 General De Gaulle has been invited to make an official visit to the United States and to Can oda at the end of next April" t said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-06
PAN AMERICAN SETS NEW
 CARGO CARRYING RECORD

NEW YORK, R = Pan Amer ican World Airways set new rec ords for carrying international air cargo last year, the company said Total cargo ton mileage was 116 million, Is, per cent increase over 1858. Last year was the sec ond in which the air line exceeded 100 million cargo ton miles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-10

LIONEL 20" gauge, 2 trains, COM
plete setups with many acces-
sories, Deisel Santa Fe alumni
ated passenger train and locomo-
tive, freight train. l large and ]
small generator. remote control
ing station, etc; new ping table
for set up, original cost, over
S4O0, sell for $50. RE. 1898
after 5 p. m. weekdays.
Evening star., 1960-10-20
MOusEs FOR sALE-MD.

CONN. AVE. PARK - 3 bedrms.
ok kit.s sep. din. fna., vefy at-
tfaettve rec. rm. and den, lovely
corner lot: only Sle.2b0. Easy
YoUNKIG & CO. 10. z-so22 tn .
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-3-hedTm
brick rambler WIstone front, PAN
sink. '
PERMANENTLY YOURS"
w: .. NICHOLS To- St. s.osSo ;SSSi
EDN0R ACREs-De luxe bedf71
nrk. eustom.built rambler, with
ser. en-; rm., z baths, h..w.h.,
d. RUSSELL BHUiR. m ksstas
or JU. 5-l353.
FOUR CORNERS ARR1-Isf az.
Cape Cod with basement; only
$4,000.
BEERS BROS. su. s.7s1O
FRANKLIN AVE. AND COLEsvTLLE
AREA - Lovely 4-bedrIn. brick
Cape Cod. 2h baths. scr porch.
attached garage close IN location.
iLaoes considered. Assume 11ses
PEcK. HE 4-iTOo' Aoah =
GERMhNT0WN-Attraetive 2-bed.
rm, BUNGALOW on quiet side street;
living rm.. large kitchen. large
family room on main floor: bath,
bsmt.. hot-air heat; 1s-acre land
nicely Handicapped; unusual oppoF. !.
tunity at SI4,5O0. k BowIiNc,
Realtor, 207 N, Frederick ave.
Qaithersburg. WI. S-025O Or
301--WA. 6-25OO.
GLEN HILLS, reduced TO sell-5.
yr..old. custom built. 4.bedrni,, a.
bath hrk. home. Rec. rm., Q fIre-
piss. larse kit, din. rFn., pantry,
oil h;yw.h;; on wooded 1k-acfe
lot, close to country club; 4 barr
gain at $A3,0 900, very low dn. pay
RSHsoEi Hsas Nm RsEyE,ro9RE sqy, o9E0; or W. sSgs SoB-
Evening star., 1960-10-20
Vacant-Low Down Payment

4 CORNERS AREA-A fab
baths plus . 2o-ft. paneled
family room plus hot-water
Dashboard heat for only
CARROLL RNoLLS-A truly
immaculate brick Colonial with
8 bedrms., Ia baths, recrea-
tion room, screened porch. fire.
place and a cared for wooded
lot: S19,250 with a $17.60O
ALL BRICK 3-bedrm. rambler
with paneled recreation room,
. baths, porch and garage in
convenient Carroll Knobs for
only $4,000.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Modern g.
bedrm. brick Colonial with 1st-
hoor powder room. modern
kitchen, separate dining room,
garage, porch and close to
everything; S19,950.
JAMES C. CoNLEY CT
Evening star., 1960-10-20

CHEVY CHAsE-cuality area
at q practical price Of only
SCI $50; 4-bedrm., 2-bah
brick Cape Cod, near Holy Re-
deemer, with recreation room
and screened porch.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN for this g.
bedrm., 1ha-bath brick and
stone rambler, near Sligo Golf
Course; remodeled kitchen with
breakfast nook: basement: plas-
ter construction and trees: q
real buy at $4,000.
KENSINGTON-Brick 3-bedrm.
split-level Just a block from
shopping and D. c. bus: . full
baths. recreation room and q
low. low S20,750.
CONN. AVE ESTATES - We
have q fabulous Kay-built ALL
brick split-level with 4 bedrms.,
"a baths. really modern kit,
family room and endorsement:
choice Of financing, S21,960.
REALTORS, Ju, o.4I3A
Evening star., 1960-10-20
BETHESDA

S17,e5O-S90O down and move
right inl 4-bedrm., 1M-bath,
brick Cape Cod, on deep,
densely wooded lot: rec. room
In bsn1t. FLA financing avail
able.
$50. O.50O-Near McJc; 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial overlooking
Rock Creek park: living Fm.
with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
kit. with table space, bsmt.;
wooded lot; excellent cond.
S32 950-Brick split -level: 4 bed
rms, = baths, sep. din. rm,
ultramodern kitchen. daylight
walk-out rec. room, large
jalousied porch, dble. carport;
excellent financing.
S46, 6,5O0-New Kenwood Park
rambler; 3 bedrms., 8 baths,
paneled den, de luxe kit, sep.
din. rm.. finished rec. rn..
Gear garage, 8 f1replaces.
ANDRIS REALTY
Oh. 2-9070 0 to Q Daily
Evening star., 1960-10-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WOODsIDE-AlI-hriek Colonial
first floor powder room. separate
dining ROOM. enclosed porch,
bedrooms, full basement, lot with
tall shade trees. SlS,250. A. j
KESSINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544
$3.50 DOWN FHA = 4-bedroom
Iwinbrook Cape Cod with recrea-
BEERS Bros. Ju. 5-7e1O
Evening star., 1960-10-20

CHECK THIS VALUE bedrooms,
PAYMENT SEQ PER MONTH. AS
sumo large trust. $12.6OO. Lo.
HUGH T. PECK, 1124s Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
CHEVY CHASE, SlS.95O-Immacu-
late large brick Colonial with 3
generous sized bedrms., formal
din. rm., liv. rm. with fireplace,
family kit: extra features incl.
rec. rm., screened porch and lovely
deep. fenced wooded lot; 5lAt A.
nancing avail. CHESTER KELLER
w91pMo9R SI9SSo 5 9tIi AGENCY CORP JU'
CHEVY CHAsE-7 bedrms.. 3
baths. den and library. Priced to
sell. Call Mrs. Rutley, OIL. 6-11S5.
H. A. GILL & SON. FE. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE-Immediate possess
sion, custom-built brick rambler
with many unusual features. Mid
20s. Call Mrs. Richardson, EN-.
2,5OS2, with J. NELSON HUGHES.
CHASE. ROLLING WOOD
AREA; new listing-Brick rambler,
with 30-ft. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
modern kit, bedrms., 2 baths,
2-car garage; leye. well-shrubbed
lot. Priced in low 3Os. 9 am
9 PM EN-. 2-7400, METzLER,
CHEVY CHAsE-For a discriminat-
ing buyer; ?400 CONNECTICUT
AVE; 21a baths, attached ga
rage, large, white Colonial, step
Gown living I'm. and frepl. I'M:
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Ga. Ave.
CHEVY CHAsE-1st Offering; at
trac. .brk. rambler bet. the clubs;
bedrns., 2 baths, rec. rm. and
screened porch; lge.. pvt. lot,
Frice. $S3;950; excel: terms. Call
VIM. Lo. 5-35OO.
CHEVY CHAsE-BTick Cape Cod:
Nv; rm., din; rm., modern. kit, 2
sFse SsSa%i Sedams ans sna Snth bath SR ar st
nice level lot. Out Of tow town owner owner
wants deal; price in mid-20s.
!!43oR6. 9ls %RTzGER SdEi im REGLToR' RI Hi%i sM
CHEVY CHASE-$23,500; lovely
brk. Colonial; center hail.. powder
rm., slate roof, 3 nice bedrms
stairs to attic. lge. porch. rec.
rm gar: sundeck: gas h.-w.h.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-2326: ewes. EN-. 2.5620.
CHEVY CHASE CLUB AREA, neai
popular Rosemary Elementary
School - Charming 3-bedroom
home In perfectly beautiful con.
dition; new plumbing, new wiring
new modern bath and almost q
new home in one of the loveliest
20sl FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
DI. 7-l411; ewes. CT. 6-506s.
.COLESyILLE AREA, Sherwood For.
soel sss SS:, nSTs DssH eau oxs1a ssSsos o. Ts
o0SSS Tood buy at e $2Sls5o. itEI IIEwEShYN fEfh
q Co, JU. S-6S0O, 10. b-30s0.
C0LEsyILLE AREA-.-bedrm, ram
SleT; SsI,; IA large lot. Vacant. s14'o6O'
F. w. BERENS, REALToR
8227 Fenton ST.. 8. s., JU. 7-7700
C0LESVILLE AREA = Almost
acres: 3-bedrm. rambler vicar.
port and rec. rm. Low 20s. Lo
HUGH T. PECK, I1246 Georgia Ave
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
CONN. AVE. PARK-1-yr.-oid 4.
bedrm. brick home. Assume my
5h% loan, S135 per mo.
$21 900, OR BEST OFFER
WI. 2-29s3 No Agents, Please
CONN AVE. ESTATES-Ail-brk., 2.
bedrm. home with country -sile
kit. 1h baths, full bsmt.: on.
street parking; close TO st. Cath.
crimes; FLA low dn. payment, OF
9Ssume coed loan. 10. 5-36s7
s6b6RtSHSN PROPERTIES Mor.
Evening star., 1960-10-20
SPACE, OUT AND IN

A ANNAND ALE = WE'VE JUST
LISTED A CREAM PUFF We rec
ommend this attractive, 3-bed-
room brick rambler to your at
tention. It has q full basement
and it's set on Q lovely fenced LOT
with fruit trees. Be the first to
call because the first one to see
II will buy It; S17,500. THE
GROOM co. 2204 Wilson blvd,
IA. 7-44S7.
ARL., 4605 End st. s.-2-bdrm. brk.
C0l0nial Tmd Arenn H0nu Daae
Evening star., 1960-10-20

ARLNGTON-This charm.
ing S-yr.-old brick rambler
Is an immaculate home. ideal
for small but discriminating
family; 2 bedrooms, Ia
baths, 2S-ft. living room
with fireplace, separate din
ing room, full basement and
detached garage. It's con.
venient to everything and
only Q block from the bus,
yet there's plenty cf pri-
vacy in Q picturebook re&f
yard where q portico-covered
patio on the garage is con-
nected to the main house by
. deltghtful bree9eway. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
S21.960.
Evening star., 1960-10-20
CHEVERLY
NORTH AvoNDALE

CHEVERLY - S-bedrm., 1Ns-bath
brick and frame Colonial, newly
decorated;. firelp. in liv. rm., sep.
din. rn,;, full hsmt; with rec. rm. (;
deep (200-ft.) lot; $4,000, S2,7OO
down and assume GI loan.
LANDOVER AREA - Already f.
nanced; 4bses loan with SIS mo.
payments for q 3-bedrm., l-fioor
rancher; sep. din. rm., level "
acre lot: pleasing terms. Call today.
NO RED TAPE with moderate cash,
assume 4baes loan, payments Of
S73.25 per mo. for, an attractive,
economical, 5-room home with sep
arate din. rm., twin-stze bedrmS.,
walk-in closets, screened porch
and fenced lot: walk to school, bus,
and shopping.
S295 DOWN includes settlement. No
qualifying. 3-bedrm. bi-level; ex-
tra-large liv. rIn.; near new shop
ping center, schools and bus. See
today.
SIS VALUE = Attractive 4-bedrm.
rambler with sep. din. rm., beailt
kit. with de luxe range, dishwasher
and exhaust fan; 10x1S-ft. patio
with alum, awning; level OF with
shade and fruit trees. Home in
excellent condition: unmatched for
$4,000.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
COLLEGE PARK = Paw $40 "a
month total on this sparkling .
year old 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame2 rambler with huge elec.
kit. birch cabinets and disposal.
tiled bsmt. with exit, storm win
| dows and doors!
Assume S12,2O0 1st Trust!"
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
DISTRICT HTs.-New brk. ram.
bier, 8 rooms, Ia baths, all-elec
kit; liy; rm. With firspl. sep. din,
500 down. Mppp REAL ESTATE
! So,k RE. $500; eves.' Lu. l.
So1o.
Evening star., 1960-10-20
HOUSES F0R SALE-S.E.
ANACOSTIA
HOME WITH INCOME

HOME WITH INCOME
Brick, 2-family unit Of l and 2
bedrm. apts. ca. with pvt. entr.
Golden oppor. for small investor.
excel. rental location. conv. to
schools, shops. bus. BY OWNER,
CAPITOL HILL-DiStinguished and
stately, 9-rm. town house; close-in
location. Priced to sell. Ewes, VIII.
2-4679; r. A. HUMPHREYS, Ma.
CAPITOL HILL-Restored brick; 8
bedrms., Ia baths. Buy cheaper
than renting. c. MILL1CENT CHA
TEL y JOSEPH M. WISE, INC,
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED-6-rm.
row brick: Large liv, and din. rms,
large Pedrns., kit, and bath.
$3.50 down: FLOYD H: BULLS CO.
AD. 2-6655, LU 2-9216, LU. l.
Gl NOTHING DOWN; 524 Foxhall
pl; Sc: $63.5l per mo. plus taxes:
2-bedrm. semidetached; I'm. walk
out bsrnt. RE. 6-4140; ewes, HI
9-6357, CAMPBELL REALTY.
GI-NOTHING DOWN
L. 419 VALLEY AVE. Sc.
Duplex: live in one, rent the other
FoRTIN REALTY Lo. 7-1231
HILLCREsT, OF Penn. ave.-De.
rms, 2 full baths, jalousied porch.
level lot, For inspection, call
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY CO.,
LU. ATTY.
NEAR 2Sth AND PA. Sc. - Your
chance to own q lovely, 2-unit
apt. BLDG; live in one and rent
the other; not many nice ones
like this offered today in such a
lovely section; almost new, with
lRe. yard. Only S14,950, with
$1,000 down. balance like rent.
EALLiN EEALTY CO., Ii. A.7300.
"a. 7.4o02, RE. 5-4734.