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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

A lone gunman entered ar
Arlington Safeway store thii
morning, handcuffed Is EN-.
ployes and deliverymen to-
gether, herded another 10 per-
sons into q room and finally
escaped with $1,000 from the
stores safe.
Police said the gunman
dressed in Army fatigues and
tennis shoes and wearing sur
glasses, entered the store al
Lee Highway and North Harri-
son Street at 8:15 a. m.-about
As minutes before the SEIZED
uled opening. The employees and
deliverymen were busy prepar-
ing for the days business.
The man. entering through
the open front door after 9
bread driver walked in. hac
been observed sitting on 8
package of peat moss in from
of the store, apparently await
ing his opportunity to enter
Carried Many Handouts
He carried a cloth hand bag
filled with a number Of jap
anese- made handouts and
10-foot length of chain which
he later used to tie up the en-
ployes like a string Of beads.
AS the man entered. Alton
Dewey, the stores assistant
manager who lives at 8 Ken
wood terrace, Fairfax County
spotted him from the man.
ayers office at the front Of
the store.
Mr.. Dewey called to him
I'VE don't open until 9 am"
Then the intruder flashed
snub-nosed revolver and said
This is a stickup."
Workers Called Separately
With the gun in Mr.. Dew
ey's back, the two men stoot
in the door of the office while
Mr.. Dewey was forced to sum
mon employees individually tt
the front of the store.
AS each employee came up
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CHORUS GIVES
COLORFUL SHOW.

IN NATIVE DRESS, the Bronko
Krsmonovieh Chorus from YusosIoviu
treated Washington music lovers 10
an exuberont performance in Con-
stitution Holl. Irving Lowens, Star
music critic, gives his onoIysis on
Pose BIO today. Also reviewed TO-
doy is the National GoIIery Or
ehestro's performance lost night.
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| N0SS nv
mier backed by the Soviet bloc,
personally announced the
agreement reached yesterday
by himself, pro-WeStern Pre-
mier Prince Boun Gum and
Prince Souphanouvong, leader
Of the pro-Red Pathet Lao.
The other two princes stood
beside Prince Souvanna dur
ing the announcement, made
at the negotiations tent at this
village on the cease-fire line
so miles north of Vientiane,
administrative capital of Laos.
Major Concession
Agreement on Prince Souvan-
ma had long been expected. But
it represented a major conces-
sion by Prince Boun Gums
United States-backed regime,
which had been demanding
that King Savang Vathana be
presented a list Of several
candidates for the premiership
Of the coalition government.
The Pathet Lao in turn with
drew its demand that the King
be handed a full cabinet slate
as well and left the division
Of seats to the hard bargain
ing still ahead.
Souvanna Phouma commits
stoned the other two Princes to
call on the king today at Luang
Prabang. the royal capital, and
to seek a Tuesday audience for
him. Royal approval Of his
designation as Premier Is con-
Sidered q certainty.
Audience Is Delayed
But 1t was announced in
Vientiane that Prince Boum
Gum viii not leave for Luang
Prabang until tomorrow, thus
delaying the kings audience for
Prince Souvanna at least until
Wednesday.
Meanwhile, a conn ittee
representing the three princes
was to meet at Hin Heup to
discuss makeup of the future
coalition government.
Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, mill
tary chief Of the Boun Gum
government, told newsmen
there is still a long way to go
toward a settlement. He said
1t was decided that the Pre-
mier and Vice Premier would
double as defense and interior
ministers, but it is not yet final
whether Souvanna Phouma or
the as-yet unnamed vice pre-
mier will get the key defense
job.
Apprehension Eased
The neutralists and the
Pathet Lao claimed agreement
had been reached for the Sou
wanna group to get eight cab
met posts and Boun Gum and
Souphanouvong supporters four
each. However, a spokesman
for Prince Boun Gum said the
Vientiane government wants
the posts divided among left
lists. rightists and neutralists,
not among the personal fol-
lowings of the princes. The
pro-Western faction considers
Prince Souvanna leftist rather
than truly neutral and wants
the center group to include
politicians outside his personal
following.
Despite the unsettled issues,
See LAOS. Page AS
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days with the Subversive Ac-
tivities Control Board. The
party already has notified the
high court that party officers
will refuse to register on
grounds of self determination.
The action on the Commu-
mist Party case was one of at
least 200 dealt with by the
Supreme Court at its first de-
cision day of the new term.
The cases the court agreed
to consider ranged from anti,
trust matters to another segre-
cation test. 1t refused to con-
slider a challenge to Virginia's
1858 Fair Trade Act or to pass
on the validity of agency
shop" labor agreements in
States with "right-to-work"
laws.
Shop Issue from Kansas
The agency shop" question:
reached the high court from
Kansas, where the State Su-
preme Court had ruled that
the Kansas right-to-work law
prohibited agency shop"
agreements. Under these agree
ments, non-union members
covered by collective bargain
ing agreements must pay the
union "a servicing fee" equiva-
lent to union dues.
The union argument runs
that such agency agreements,
as they are called. simply re-
compense the union for acting
as collective bargaining agency
for all workers.
The Supreme Courts refusal
to accept this case could have
wide effect since 10 States
have "right-to-w work" laws.
The National Labor Relation
Board recently held that the
agency shop" is legal under
the Taft-Hartley Act, thus
reversing an NLRB decision
made by an earlier board. The
recent case came from Indiana
which also has a right-to-work
law.
After the NLRB acted, how
ever, a board spokesman said
the reversal of the NLRB posi-
ton does not create a binding
precedent in other States with
such laws. He said the NLRB
decisions in cases coming from
other States would depend on
the phrasing of the State law.
Judges Acts Tested
The court agreed to review
two cases testing the partici-
patton of Court Of Claims and
Court of Customs and Patents
Appeals judges in decisions of
other Federal courts.
In one of the cases, it agreed
to take another look at the
appeal of Benny Lurk. who at
the last term Of the Supreme
Court had won the right to ap-
peal ASA pauper.
Lurk, in seeking reversal of
his District Court conviction for
robbery, questioned the partici-
patton Of Judge Joseph r. Jack
son, a retired Customs Court
judge, in his trial.
The Court of Appeals here
ruled last June that Judge
Jackson was qualified to sit in
District Court through au-
thority of the complete power
granted Congress over the Dis
trict of Columbia and its
courts.
In the second case involving
a similar issue. the Supreme
Court had been urged by the
United States Chamber of Com
merce to consider the question
of whether employees have re-
employment rights with full
See COURT, Page AS
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President Toking Trip
To Royburn's Bedside
Switching Plans, He Orders Plane
To DuIIus Before Returning Here

NEWPORT, R, L. Oct. 9 (AP).-Presdent Kennedy
undertook sad sentimental journey to Texas today to
comfort aling Sam Rayburn.
The President switched plans and ordered his Air Force
Jet to head for Dallas Tex of back Washington
at the close of week end here.
The 79year- Speaker Of the House Is gravey i'll
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 9 (AP).-
The wounded but relentless
New York Yankees we're 3-to-2
favorites to close out the World
Series today with a decisive
fourth victory over the desper-
ate Cincinnati Reds, whose
last-ditch hope was their lone
series winner, strapping joey
Jay.
jays pitching opponent In
this fifth World Series contest,
the laA-no matter what hap
pens-in Crosley Field, is the
same rival who bowed to the
225-pound Cincinnati right
handler in New York last Thurs
day, 25-year-old Ralph Terry
The Reds won that one, 60,
behind Jays four-hit pitching
The weather again was ex-
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u. S. to Press Allies
For New Berlin 7 uIks
More Exploratory Sessions Urged
In Hope of Reaching Settlement
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press staff Writer

The Kennedy administration hopes to persuade United
allies the next three weeks along with
further exploratory talks with Russia the possibility of
negotiating compromise settlement of the Berlin crisis
Western consultations expected to forward on
several fronts including discussions among State Department
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Laos Factions
Wrdng|e Over
NeWCabinet
Souvunnu Picked
For Premier, Has
Reds Support

HIN HEUP. Laos, Oct.
(AP).-The three factions o.
Laos wrangled today over g
cabinet for neutralist Prince
Souvanna Phouma, named Pre-
mier in an agreement reduc-
ing the prospect of new fight
ing in the jungle kingdom.
Souvanna Phouma, Cougar
old Paris-educated former Pre-
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a Dallas hospital, combating
incurable cancer.
Distinguished national leaders
and politicians have been
phoning or dropping in to see
him. Mr.. Kennedy himself has
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BULLETIN

CINCINNATI (AP). - The
Yankees led, SO, after the
first inning, knocking out
joey Jay.
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Souvonno Convinced He's Man for the
Job. Page AS
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Ruyburn Given Drug to Prolons His
Life. Poee AZ
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High Court Insists
Red Party Register
Party Loses
Its Plea to
Reconsider
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star Staff Writer

The Supreme Court today re-
fused to reconsider it's ruling
that the Communist Party
must register as an arm of the
Soviet Union.
AS a result, the party must
register within the next 40
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Court Refuses Challenge to Fair Trods
Act. Poss AS
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TILE AIEAFuEn, Full Report
ttI6 V6AtH6N' on Paae BIZ

District and vicinity-Fair tonight low
about IS. Mostly sunny, continued warm
tomorrow. High and low Of last "a hours:
High, IS, at 4 pm. yesterday; low, So, at
tao am. today.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21
.Z;{:f3fE4f5

MIR. and Mrs. Eli Gamble, 3l5l
E. Wier announce the birth Of
baby girl at Good Samaritan Hos
pital on July Is.
Ernest and Altheda Benton,
1907 w. Cocopah, increased the
female population with a wee
lass on July II at St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Jerry and Gloria Jenkins, 7O6B
S. Ninth Avenue increased their
family with boy born on July IL.
Melvin and Edith, IS N. IA ST.,
had a bouncing boy on July Is at
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Montry and Mayette Kelly, 5000
S. 20 Street presented a girl on
July Is at Doctors Hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Travis Williams,
5OO2 S. q Way increased their
family with a baby girl born
July lo at Good Samaritan Hos
pital.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21
DINAH'S SINGING
THE BLUES NOW

Dinah Washington, queen Of
the blues singers, has more
troubles. Her seventh mate left
Chicago hurriedly in her new
Cadillac car. She recovered her
auto but rumours persist that
she and Rafael Campos are still
apart.
Red Saunders, q bandleader 10
suing her for So, 900 back salary
he said was due him for SER
vices at her night club.
Dinah is suing three Wayne
County sheriffs charging humil-
iation and embarrassment. The
sum asked is a cool million dol
lars.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21
NEW PAPER IN
ATLANTA, GEORG

ATLANTA, GA.--A group of
young Negro men in this city
have established a newspaper.
Stated by college students, the
Atlanta Inquirer, q weekly pre-
sents stories not reported In the
two white dailies or the ultra
conservative Negro paper, the
Atlanta Daily World.
The paper doesn't accept ads
from downtown Atlanta mer-
chants who have not integrated
their stores.
AnAA A.AAA
Two out of three homes have
more than one bathroom in the
!. u. S. ,.,.-..
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21
ELKS
CORN E.R

SPECIAL NOTlCEl One half
Of the bus fare to New York must
be paid by August l. The balance
Is due on Aug. 10.
AH AAAAh
Another night of fun will be
held on Aug. S at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Pratt, l7l6
w. Mohave.
aas&H*&
Don't forget the annual beauty
and talent contest on Friday,
July %.
go Ah
DIR. Helen Ellis passed away
Tuesday morning after a long
illness at Northwest Hospital in
Glendale.
MAHAhAh
DIR. Maple Pratt 10 recupera-
ting ct her home following minor
surgery.
AAAAa
An old fashioned box supper
will be held Aug. II at the Elks
Lodge. The public is invited.
Each person must bring his or
her own box supper. Join US in
an old fashioned game called
The Pea Walk.
aAhAA AA&
DIR. Rama Bagley is visiting
relatives in Pacoima. Calf.
A&AAAA#
Congratulations to Raymond
Warren who won the regional
Elks oratorical contest at Seat
tie, Washington. He competed
with state winners from Calf
ornia and Washington. He re-
ceived a $1,000 scholarship and
q trip to the grand national con-
test scheduled on Aug. 81 in New
York City.
AHAAAHA
DIR: Susie Oby served as del
egate to the regional convention
of the Daughters of Tabor held
in Pasadena, California. She
spent two more weeks in Califor-
MIA visiting her brother.
A&AAaAH
The luggage rattle will be held
on July 28. You may see the
beautiful two piece set on display
in the lodge hall.
AA& A&AA
Daughters attending the Paci-
fic States Association regional
convention held recently at San
Francisco were: Maple Pratt,
Ruby Blackshear, Esther McEl-
roy, Lille Mae Hall, Legusta
Lynch. Delphia Jefferson, Sybol
Oates and Paula Gray.
Charlesetta McClammy
Temple reporter
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21

Mr. Mrs. Edward Banks publishers and editors the Arizona
congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fees Of The Flame
Restaurant outstanding award from
Holiday Magazine.
seventh year award has been by The Flame
granted delicious food and excellent atmosphere
cocktail party held Tuesday July Is, in the restaurants private
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Norge Ii Gu. ft. 2-dOOr
refrigeratOr.freeZer
only sl99

Floor Samples :. ] at each store
10 Automatic Defrost
. Separate door freezer holds $50 lbs.
. Moist Cold fresh freeze storage
Butter and Cheese Storage
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Washington store only
Femous Beetle Mill
brOadlOOm carpet
2.90 SO. yd.

VI not discontinued would be 6.99
50. yd. Just 300 50. yds. Hi-Io
textured pile broodloom in l2-ft.
widths. Assorted tweed colorotions.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
ranges, dishWaSheFs
Washington, LansIey Park, Shirlinston

Toppon Full Size Deluxe Cos Ronoes- ----$l4A
hordwick 5o' Deluxe Cos Ronoes --$l57
Hordwiek Full Size Cos Ranges
Generol Electric Portable DishWoshers Silt
Frieidors Portable Dishwoshers
Evening star., 1961-01-04

II not discontinued would conpore
to e.95 50. yd. II and l5-ft.
widths in beige, sondoIwood. green,
gold. ereiee, grey. Not oil eoIors
in both widths.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK AREA - Brick
Colonial with 3 bedrms., full bSmt
and tree shaded lot. FLA or VA
terms. HUGH T. PECK, HE. f.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTE TOP VALUES IN
MARYLAND'S Showcase of Homes

ABSOLUTE TOP VALUES IN
MARYLAND'S Showcase of Homes =
BEDRMs.l ALL ONE FLOOR
Clean and well-kept 4-bedrm., IA
bath ranch bungalow on a level
fenced lot, near bus, school, shop
ping and churches: wonderful
bedrm. space with u bath joining
master bedroom, sep. dining rm.,
equip. kit: hot-water heat. bsmt.
with exit: cool porch! Unmatched
for SS7 month with no down pay
ment CT, or 500 month with $500
down FLA! First family to see
will buy!
ZAP. 7-2O75 Is Where to BUY"
MD. SALES & APPRAISAL CO., Inc.
ADDISON RID. CENTRAL AVE.
Neat and clean Tyr. -old rambler,
kit. bsmt. with part rec. rm.. CT
no On. payment, sos total monthly
payments.
CLOSE IN
4-bedrm. bungalow, sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit, tiled bath, full bsmt.,
eli No DOWN PAYMENT
TRADES CONSIDERED. on this
sparkling new 3-bedrm. rambler,
huge modern kit, Ia baths, full
dry bsmt., large concrete front
porch, level lot. Quick possession
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. .4-1l6e
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GAITHERsBURG 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl. in liv. rm.; patio
with built-in barbecue; large
kitchen, finished rec. rm, in;
bsmt.; fenced yard; close in;
walking distance to everything;
S20,500.
KAY POWT ING Rea1tor
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BIG FAMILY?
CLOSE-IN

This excellent buy features 3 bed
rooms, l q baths. a completely
finished basement with built-tn
HI-FI speakers and set, Air
conditioner. This home is in inn
maculate condition. Priced TO sell
quickly. Very close to Z Corners
shopping, For an appointment
TO see this extraordinary buy cali
Hi 1-QI00 TO-DAY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS home fol-
entertaining and gracious living.
Center hail. comfortable library
or first-floor bedrm.. bath. mod
ern kitchen: 3 spacious bedrms,
. baths. 2nd floor: paneled. rec.
nm, fireplace, maids rm.. bath;
2-csr garage. Mrs. MAgill. OIL,
4-1e34. ]. r. BEGG. INC, RE-
ALTORS. DU. 7-24SO.
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Houses by Hughes

Every Little Cash Needed"
50. 500. Small compact bun
galow. Mt. Rainier, Md; neat
and clean. A sturdy little
home, SIS per mo.
$4,000; West Hyattsville.
Nd. Solid brk. construction,
rec. rm., fenced lot; SO per
mo. tplus taxes).
S14,a5O; charming old farm
house property, tip-top con-
dition, great massive oak
trees. cloSe-in location; no
money down to vets.
w. R. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-l400 Realtors
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GREENWOOD EoREsr

GREENWOOD FOREST
4-bedrm., 2l7-bath new brick
split-leVel with full-sized
carport; only $4,000. Call
TO see and be convinced. The
most for your money fea.
lures sep. din. rm., ultra
huge kit, bsmt., family rm.
with firepl. and level TO-
000-sq. 1T. lot; cow. to
Space Agency and IT.
Meade,
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REALIOR5 10. h-433U
SILVER SPRING-lst offering.
Immae. all brick rambler in
choice loo. 2 full baths, rec. rm.,
screened porch. Fireplace. fenced
yard, plaster walls. Extras galore
Only S21.500 HUGH T PECK
Bethesda, OIL. 6-a170, LIST WITH
US FOR RESULTS.
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This brick Colonial. Just
listed. can be sold CT no
On. payment or low dn. pay
ment FLA. Asking only
S16,250. Beautiful fenced
lot with many shade trees
and lovely shrubbery: 3
twin bedrms., full bsmt.,
din. rm, and other extras:
redec. like new. near every
thing.
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Luscious Steaks

MARYLAND UNIVERSITY AREA,
several lovely homes, 3 to six
bedrmS., 2 and 3 baths. let US help
you find your dream home.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 4-3600 HA 0.Qo90
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BETHESDA

Walk to NH and Naval Hospital
Distinctive brick Colonial. 3-bed-
rms. room for . more on 3rd
~, 3lz baths, large living and
dining rooms, todsy'S kitchen with
table space: beautiful screened
porch; ground-level basement with
built-in garage. Property priced
in low 30s.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 3-1SOO OPEN 80
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No dn. payment to veterans:
only $500 dn. FLA at S13,.
400, this completely redone
home is the most for your
money. 8 twin bedrms., cleo,
kit, huge full bsmt. and
family dining rm.; near st.
James Parochial School,
public schools and bus line.
A must on your list.
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Bancroft Realty, Inc.

CRANK HANDLE ICE CREAM
Rooms ARE ALL commodious, s of
them diving room with fireplace
20 it,; shutters are green: half
acre Of oaks shade screened porch:
front door to back door center hall
powder room; windows in base
ment and in floored walk-up attic,
only in Northern Virginia; 500
2l6O N. Glehe I'd IA 601nz
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10. $1,000

FOR THE JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
this 3-bedrm, all-brk. semi with
bsmt.; cow. to everything, is an
ideal starter home for the young
family; only S14'500, FILA or VA
terms.
HILLs-Beautifu all
brk., split-foyer rambler l yr
old: 3 bedrms., sep. din. nm, bsmt,
nancing.
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Daylight Basement

This lovely 3-bedroom, 2Ia-bath
nome features an outstanding
with walk-in entrance. Also lovely
paneled den with built-in book
shelves. Large kitchen with gen.
erouS eating space and huge win
dow boasting a lovely view Of
wooded lot and rock garden and
patio: Center hall entrance. De-
lghtful interior. Priced to sell,
Call HU. 1900 TODAY,
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Owner says NO reasonable
offer will be refused. Leav-
ing and must be sold. 2a-
bath, 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod with garage, breeZeway,
rec. rm., firepl., family din.
rm.. fenced corner lot with
barbecue and patio. Other
extras: near all schools and
shopping; asking only S24,-
500.
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CAMP SPRINGS-QI nothing dn,,
Colonial. with porch across the
front. 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
lge. country kit, full bsmt., huge
lot with many lge. shade trees.
dead-end street; vacant; only S16,-
800. BERENS SALES. RE. 6-54O0.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD. (53rt
ave.)-6-room- bath rambler
dble. lot; buy like rent: small dn
payment. Asking Sl1,500.
EDMONSTON, MD. (49th ave.)
2 to choose from-6 and z room,
and bath. One has gear garage
extra large lots. Buy like rent;
small down payment. Asking S12,-
500.
MODERN ENTERPRISES. INC.
TTAT A
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MODERN ENTERPRISES, INC.
I'm A.3170

CHEvERLY - Brick rambler; all
large rooms, 1Sx23 1t. liV. room
separate din. rm., de luxe kit, {
bedrms., large closets and built.
ms; Ia baths, recreation bSmt
with exit. Loads Of extras; nice
level lot: VA approved. Trades in.
vited.
RIVERDALE-W Within Q blks. of ele-
mentary school. Immaculate bun.
galow with new alumni. sidine
and storm windows for economy
minded. 3 bedrms., separate din
rm. and breakfast nook. Enclosed
porch, full bsmt., hot-water heat
A level country-siZed lot. bet. ga
rage. Open terms. Assume financ-
ing.
WOODLAND - Brick rambler; 2
bedrms., ample dining area, fire.
place in liv. room, full bsmt.. fin
ished rec. room. Near schools, shop.
ping and bus. VA or FLA terms
PARKWAY ESTATES - RancheI
with carport. Fireplace in liv. rm.
3 bedrms., beautiful corner lot
Assume 41z9o loan. $50 per mo
pays all.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7z74
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AVENEL ROAD

BELTsvILLE. NEw-cAPE COD
kTTcAEN Nv ! BAT sATHs PiNi 2.s HMi
ROOMS 1ST FLOOR, WITH
BATH, 9 BEDRMS. WITH BATH
2ND FLOOR, 80 by 12b LOT
HOUSE SIZE AZ BY %, 4 BED.
RMS, 2 BATHS, u ACRE. SEP
DIN. RIM, ALL FOR S22,95O
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-5992 OPEN TIL 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

GEORGETOWN - First offering.
The, ideal house for couple or
ssmssll, family; master mast, 6edrms.
ctous liv. area. wide open to ter
centrally air cond.; S42.500. Mrs.
Chisholm. AID 4-5493. FE. =
5000. Exclusive. ]. c. cHATEL
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HOME AND INCOME, Be. AREA
Trades considered. Rambler-type
brick: income S225 mo. OWNER,
10. S-6777.