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Evening star., 1961-09-02
Educational
Center Lists
Courses

Fully credited undergraduate
and graduate level courses will
be offered this fall at a new
education center at Walker
Methodist Chapel In Arlington,
Va.
Affiliated with American
University, the center will hold
registration for the education
program from 7::30 to 8 pm.
September II and IL at the
chapel at 4l02 North GleLe
road. ..-..
The center, established under
the direction of Dale j. Hens
ley, chairman Of the Walker
Chapel Commission on Educa-
ton. is part of q pilot program
of Methodist church e S
throughout the country.
Glasses beginning September
lS will include undergraduate
courses in public speaking, in
PRODUCTION to philosophy,
French and comparative reli-
gionS. Graduate courses include
advanced psychology of educa-
ton and investment analysis.
Undergraduate credit will be
given for graduate level
courses, and all courses may
be taken for credit or audited.
Mr.. Hensley said the pro-
gram was delevoped to fill the
need for more educational ia
cilities created by crowded con-
ditions in the Nations colleges
and universities. The Walker
Chapel center curriculum was
determined by a survey Of 40
per cent of the residents of the
area, he said. From a selected
list of possible courses, most
interest was shown the six to
be offered, he added.
Further information and
course descriptions may be OBJ
tanned by calling the chapel
office, Kenmore $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Four Ministers Take
New Posts Tomorrow

New ministers will assume
their duties in four Washington
area churches tomorrow.
The Rev. Andre S. BuStan-
Oby, former student minister al
Berean Bible Church. Austin
Tex. will assume the pulpit OF
the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church, zoos North
Quincy street, Arlington. Va
A native of Englewood. N. j..
Mr.. Bustanoby has served in
the Austin post the last 1e
months. He is a 1857 graduate
of the Nyack IN. " Missionary
College and was graduated
from the Dallas Theological
Seminary this spring. .
Married and the father of
three children, he is a veteran
Of three years service in the
Air Force, and Is a licensed
pilot.
The, Rev. Claiming e. Phil
lips, former pastor of the Lem
uel Hayes c CONGREGATIONAL
Church in Jamaica, N. Y, will
preach his first sermon in Lin
coin Memorial Conversational
Temple, United Church of
Christ, 1701 Eleventh street
NV.
Mr.. Phillips, who succeeds
the Rev. C. Shelby Rocks who
resigned last year to join the
Rockefeller Foundation, has
served many previous assign
ments in Washington.
He was interim minister Of
PLY mouth Congregational
Evening star., 1961-09-02
CHURCHES THE AIR

from the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
9 pm, WMAL - Catholic
chaplains of the District De-
partment Of Corrections con-
duct the program, This Ma
ton in Prison"
9 pm, WEAM-Dr. Crowley
conducts the program, THE
Hour Of Inspiration"
$50 pm. WMAL - Services
from the Central Union Mis-
sion are broadcast on the pro-
gram, THE Hour of Power"
GAS pm. WOOK and
WFAN-FM-Dr. Joseph Flynn
of the Washington Catholic
Inter racial Council speaks on
the program, THE Faith OF
Millions"
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Moscow Baptist Film
On N Tomorrow

The widely acclaimed Re
port from Moscow" filmed by
the National Broadcasting Co
in the Moscow Baptist Church,
will be repeated on WRC-4 at
1880 pm. tomorrow.
Produced by the religious
films unit of NBC in co-opera-
ton with the Southern Baptist
Convention, the program de-
pictS six typical services in the
church spoken in the Russian
language.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Relics of Herod's Port,
Long Sunken, Shown

Several months ago a small
white ship moved slowly through
the waters of the ancient port
Of Herod, off Israel's Plain Oh
Sharon.
Before the sea wind rose ir
the, early morning. a crew OF
divers filled their air tanks and
slipped over the side. They
were part of an expedition led
by Edwin Link and sponsored
by the American Israel Society
the Princeton Theological Sem
mary and Life Magazine.
Some of the most significant
finds on the expidition now are
on display at the B'nai Birth
Exhibit Hall, 1910 Rhode Island
avenue NV. The exhibit closes
Monday.
Find Jewels, MOsaicS
The divers, looking for the
sunken ruins Of a Roman city,
saw massive blocks and fallen
columns beneath the sea. They
scraped away gray crust to un-
cover bright stones and Roman
jars, Arab jewels and bits of
handsome mosaics.
In the last few hours of the
seasons expedition. Cad Asher.
a young Israeli diver, picked
UP q tiny black disc and threw
1t In with the rest of the coins
he had collected. The dime
sized disc, however, was not a
coin, but thin commemora-
tive medal. On one side there
was a picture-the only one
known to be in existence any
whereof King Herod's port
by the ancient city Of Caesarea.
From the information pro-
vided by the medal, archeolog-
ISIS have been able to recon-
struct a picture of Roman Cae-
Evening star., 1961-09-02

sarea and its high-walled har-
Dor entrance.
The big city was built by
Herod, King of the Jews, 10
years before the birth Of Christ
as the chief port of Rome
eastern colonies. 1t was here
that Pontius PLATE kept his
official residence and st. Peter
converted Cornelius the Gen.
turion, the first known Gentle
Christian. st. Paul was i'm
prisoned within Caesarea' S
walls.
Description of City
AS described by Flavius
Josephus, a young Jewish gen.
eral at the time, Caesarea was
adorned by most sumtpuous
palaces and large edifices for
containing the people," with an
amphitheater of white stone.
The port was adorned with a
haven that was always free
from the waves of the seas .
wherein great ships might lie
in safety"
There was the "stillest Of
winds" in the harbor, and one
could see mounted on the sea
wall massive statutes and
arches. THE quay which ran
around the entire haven was
a most agreeable walk to such
as had a mind to that exercise. :"
Today, almost two thousand
years later, Herod's city lies
beneath the sand and sea. Dark
shadows like blotches Of ink
spread from the shoreline to in
dicate the outline of what was
once a magnificent harbor.
Only a few fishing houses and
some bleached ruins Of past
cultures rise from the sand that
covers Caesarea.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

Church and has served as vis-
iting lecturer in New Testa-
ment at American University.
He also served as visiting lee
turer in Greek at the Episcopal
Seminary in Alexandria, Va,
and Is a former instructor in
New Testament at Howard
University.
The Rev. Richard U. Smith,
former associate secretary Of
the Department of Christian
Education Of the Episcopal
Church. will join the staff Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
6701 Wisconsin avenue, Bethes-
da. Md.
He attended Carlton College
and was graduated from the
Harvard School Of Business
Administration. Mr.. Smith also
was graduated from The vir-
ginia Episcopal Seminary in
Alexandria. and while a stu
dent served as seminarian at
the Church Of the Redeemer
here.
Mr.. Smith, long active In
Christian education, has served
as director of Christian educa-
ton for the Episcopal Diocese
of Boston, and the Honolulu.
Hawaii Diocese. He has served
in the associate secretary post
for the past six years.
DR.. GeOrEe M. Sadier Of
Richmond, Va, q miS> onary
for over 40 years, will begin as
interim minister in the Down
town Baptist Church, 212 South
Washington street, Alexandria.
DR.. Sadler retired last year
after serving as secretary for
Africa, Europe and the Near
East and special representative
to European BaptiSts for the
Southern Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion Board. -..,
Evening star., 1961-09-02
New EurIy Service

A new early service viii be
inaugurated at $3.50 am. to-
morrow in Christ Lutheran
Church. 200 Meredith drive,
Fairfax, Va. Church school Will
be held at s:45 am, and the
regular morning service will
continue at II am. The Rev.
Floyd Bost. pastor Of the
church, said the changes are
necessary to accommodate in
creased attendance.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
SeIf-ReveIution Rites

Services will resume at II
am. tomorrow in the Self
Revelation Church, Golden
Lotus Temple, 474S Western
avenue NV. Sunday School
classes for children will be held
at the same time. Services re-
sumo after a two-month sum-
mer recess.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

The following television anc
radio programs will originate
from Washington area stations
tomorrow:
TeleviSiOn
80,
$50 am, WTOP-9 Chap
lain Albert G. Karnell, Wing
Chaplain of the 3s00th Air
Base Wing, Maxwell Air Force
Base, speaks on the program,
"The Air Force Chapel Of the
Air"
9:15 am, WRC-4 - The
Law of God and Its Healing Eff
feet" on the program, How
Christian Science Heals"
$50 am, wToP-s - The
Rev, John Dimond is the cele-
brant on the program, Mass
for Shut ms"
10 am, WRC-4 - Rabbi A.
Nathan Abramowitz of Con-
gregation Tifereth Israel, and
Cantor Sholom Katz will pre-
sent a pre-high holy day pro-
gram on "The Jewish Com
munity Hour"
1880 pm, WRC-4 - T h c
Archdiocesan Council Of Cath
olic Men presents the program,
THE Catholic Hour"
Radio
7:45 am, WQMR-The Rev
Donald Wilkes conducts the
program, Moments Of 1nspira-
ton"
7:45 am, WAVA - How
Christian Science Heals"
7:45 am, WDON and
WASH-FM - The Rev. Lloyd
W. Wineberg conducts services
from the Chillum Heights Cos
pei Chapel.
8 am, WOOK-Dr. Small
wood E. williams speaks dur
ing services from the Bible
Way Church.
II am, WFAX-The Rev. A
W. Jackson speaks from the
Cherrydale Baptist Church.
II am, WEAM-Dr. Harold
LindSell of the Fuller Theolog.
ical Seminary in Pasadena
Calf, speaks during services
from the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
4;30 pm, WPIK-Dr. Dale
Crowley, radio evangelist, con.
ducts the program, The Flu.
ture Revealed"
7 pm, WFAX-Dr. Crowley
conducts the program, "Tht
Vesper Hour"
$3.50 pm. WWDC-Dr. Lind
sell speaks during service
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Minister Returns

The Rev. Eric L. Cowall, min
lister of Gunton- Temple Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Newton streets
NV, will return to his pulpit
at II am. tomorrow after a
two-month vacation.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

sELF-REVELATIoN CHURCH
Evening star., 1961-02-05

7:30 q OUTLAWS.
Adventure Hour. Assassin" A young
hired killer (Dean StocNHelD Is torn be-
tween good and evil when he comes under
the influence Of kindly woman (JennifeT
West).
@ THE PIONEERS.
Western. "Reno-Biggest Little City"
0 CUESTWARD no!
Comedy Chief Hawkeye u. Carol Nash)
convinces Bill and Babs MARX Miller
and jeanne Dru) that the solution to
their housing emergency Is wigwam.
q ANN S0THERN SHOW.
Comedy Katy and her boss assume
martyrs roles when each entertainS the
misconception that the other Is leading
lonely and miserable life. Ann Sothern.
Don Porter star.
800 @ NIGHT COURT.
Trials. Hour. vagrancy. disturbing the
peace, alimony dodeer and many others.
q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy. Big game hunting loses It's
charms for Jeff Paul Petersen).
q ANGEL.
Comedy. Angel tAnnie Farse) looks for
ward to meeting her mother-in-IaW until
Susie Doris Sinseton) sets her straight.
Madge Blake and Minerva UreaI are
featured.
$50 GN REMEMBER HOW GREAT.
Musical variety. Hour. Color. Presents
some Of the aII-time hit songs Of the
past few decades Guests: Andy Williams.
the Mcclure Sisters. Juliet Pro~se. Con-
ME Francis, Harry James and his band.
the Hermes Pan Dancers. Jack Benny.
host.
On THE REAL McC0YS.
Comedy "A Bundle From Japan" Grand
pa tWaIter Brennan) and Luke Orchard
Crennd learn the differences between
domestic life In America and Japan.
~ 7AME HnEN YAEATEP
Evening star., 1961-02-05
7:26 q N EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
7::30 G OUTLAWS.

Adventure. Hour. Assassin" A young
hired killer tDean StoekweID is torn be-
tween good and evil when he comes under
the influence Of a kindly woman (Jennifer
West).
Evening star., 1961-05-24

all-woOl pile Heather Ric
An excellent loop-pile velvet C,
beautiful tweed colorations, rand
tern. Durably mothproofed. Inclu
pet, cushion and installation!
Carpets, Ssoss Stores
Evening star., 1961-05-24

This fabulous low price includes carpet, waffle rug
cushion and installation! Harmony House all-wool
pile "Powertuft'' comes in beautiful tweed colora-
tions and solid colors and is duraby mothproofed.
Exclusive double back provides even longer service!
Copehno SeG.5S Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

TIME ONE-ROOM school, once a vital part
Il of rural American life, is disappearing at
an increasing rate. In Maryland, 4O7 such
schools were operating in 1890, only LIT by
1910, and nine today One abandoned school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
WIDE WORLD PHOTOS

r. WASHINGTON, d. C, OCTOBER Is, 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
Vanishing Americana

in Worcester County, has been moved and is
being restored to preserve one example of
the old readin' ritin'- 'rithmetic centers. Con-
sOlidated schools, with buses for the students,
are replacing the one-room buildings
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Notices

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THE MUSIC MEN are tops for parties,
promS and hopSl Dance music for all
occasions. RALPH ScHLO6SBERG.
LO. 4-O727.
IT's HERE! Phi Delta's GAY PAREE.
APtii 10th 18th, A. ,tis the WoODEER, ELs,,.nI top
"Everybody'S Going"
ARLINGTON AND SHIRLEY TEENS
Be sure to come to the ARLINGTON
niaSt SApTii 2SJ' This Is the dance
sSd eny EAtf a 5s 5eF uuppsS MSSS
by the areas most swinging band.
the EXCITING NEWPORTS. Time:
S:O0-11:O0 pm. Admission S1.00 per
person.
derland, S-11:3O pm. sat. April %,
at Prince Georges Plaza Hot Shopp0
Recreation Room.
IT'S TONIGHT! The annual MONKS
FRATERNITY SOCIAL-DANCE. This
10 the biggest hop to hit the area in q
SSs mons: t%f .RetnF F'S1Tsd SsnG tn. S NswoRs e p
and, direct from Las Vesas, the fabu-
louS NATURALiS. Continuous musicl
There viii be q drawing for Q beau
3hR1ErY 11IIs Al RpcoRps SsscS S Come sG' to the %
SILVER STRING ARMORY and have
a ball! 500 pm. to midnite.
ATTENTION AREA TEENsi For the
first time in D; G.. SACRED HEAhI
TEEN CLUB. 18th and Park road
NV, presents wHssiREsGns ssR t11x 1eEest
the D.J. who KNOWS teen musiel and
the TEEN MUSIC MARATHON REC
ORD HOP! Great sounds from the
TOP so and the past. Dance Con-
your card and pay only 25e. ouests
35c. Dress: Boys, coat and tie.
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL
TROUBADOURS-The high class dance
band with that big band sound. Rep
ertoire consists mainly OF meiOd1ouss
standard pop tunes. Moderate rates
Call Russ, JU. 1887 or Hickey JU.
1857.
ENTERTAINER WANTED for parties
at Army and Navy hospitals. Shows
CAN RH. S-7ssO after $50 weekdays
in evening.
TIE FABULOUS ROULETTEs are one
Of the BEST BANDS in the entire
Northern Virginia Area; They CAN'T
BILL. JE. 1929.
YOU'RE INVITED to, the SPRING
SERENADE! It's at St. Msry's
Church (72O7 Annapolis rd,. Land
over Hills, Nd } Sat, April ~, 6:3OI
1870. Dance to the popular sound OF
THE MUSIC MEN. -
! 80 TOMORROW N1TE-The twenty
two voices of the washington Blbl9
College chorale plus girls trio ana
boys quartet. with fun musical eve
ming for youth. Also teen panel qui5
'iSeVenteen" earlier-At z. Hot Shopps
afterWard. PLACE: On RlverdalS
road midway between Kenilworth ave
and the Baltic. Wash. pkwy. Dust LOOK
for the billboard and the parked
carsl. Rides via calls to Wo. o.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

band With that big band sound. Rep
ertoire consists mainly Of melOdiouss
standard pop tunes. Moderate rates
Call Russ, JU. 1887 or Hickey JU-
7-08q7
Evening star., 1961-04-21

Of the BEST BANDS in the entire
Northern Virginia Area. They CAN'T
BE BEAT The best band for any
occasion Call EARL, FL. 6-3664 or
pTIJ, JE 4-322S
Evening star., 1961-04-21
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

The Eagle Scout award was recently conferred
on these Boy Scouts at area courts Of honor.
Scouts work an average Of three to four years,
participate In community affairs and get FL
merit badges before they receive ScOuting's
highest rank, the coveted Eagle Award.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Help Wanted

MALE VOCALIST needed for establish
ed area band. Frequent work. Call
GREG, OIL. 4-5468.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
NEW FRIDAY TEEN AD RATES

RATES. lines, SOC. zoe each additional line You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
received too late will appear a week later
TO PLACE: Write figure cost Give your name ad-
dress telephone number send your ad plus payment
to TEEN-ADS, The Evening Star Washington g. D. C.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

YOU'RE INVITED to the SPRING.
6ERENADE! IT'S at St.. Mary's
CHURCH (72O7 Annapolis rd.. Land
over Hills, Nd } Sat, April ~. $780,
1l:30. Dance to the popular sound OF
THE Music MEN
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Miscellaneous
Wanted

CHEY. '55: floorshift: Sun or sW
tach. and 3-2 carb. set-up. Call 5P
3-3592.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

promS and hopsl Dance music for all
occasions. RALPH SCHLOSSBERG,
LO. 4-OT27
Evening star., 1961-04-21

the TEEN MUSIC MARATHON HIsC-
TOP SO and the past. Dance Con-
tests. Prizes. CYO members bring
your card and pay only 25e. Quests
35c. Dress: Boys, coat and tie
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT. APRIL
ODrnh lfil Ii mn
Evening star., 1961-04-21

ISAIAH BEG. Present Whaku Won
derland, 6-11:3 80 pm. Sat, April %,
at Prince Georges Plaza Hot ShoppS
| RecreAtion Room.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

80 STUDE. 2-dr; good body and paint;
good condition; SS5 r. and h., Wv.
tires: see to appreciate. ia. S-76O4.
WRECKING '5I OLDS 4-door sedan;
tenders, doors, glass, radiator, hood.
trunk. All parts very cheap. LU. 2
'39 FORD 5-WlndoW coupe; channeled,
sectioned. drop axle. hydra, brakes,
46, 3:73 rear. DICK. FL. 4-47S4.
GO-CART MOTOR, rec. ga h.p. in
good runnins cond.; $l4.50. Call
PAUL. EN-. 3-031O.
'I9 CHEVY; good transportation; best
offer: so Ford full race. Call TO.
1881 SPRINGFIELD percussion rifle
with original ramrod. Rifle in very
good condition; $50. Call BOB, IA.
8-7S52. after 4 pm.
I047 DE SOTO 4-door; radio, heater,
seat covers. Best offer Call WA. 4
NEW formal, size IA, blue ballerina-
length. Call JE. 23174.
4--1953 Ply. 17'' wire wheels and tires.
2-dr. sedan; rebuilt engine, new tires,
semi-custom. Call JU. 5-263S.
OLDS '56-'57 4-bbl. carb; compl. with
manifold. air cleaner: $40; OF compl.
Jato 3-2,s, mech. prog. linkage; $50.
Both peri. cond. Ell. 6-4677.
CROSLEY chassis, complete with parts:
also sets hubcapS, one set '66 Olds
Fiesta spinners and one set '57 Ply.
type cones: both Is" sets for So
RE. 5-S752. Ask for JOHNNY.
MODEL parts. Many types in good
condition. Sell or trade. Need radi-
ator. AP. 1882.
LIONEL TRAIN BARGANS-Engine
cars, O-27 track, transformer, auto
switches. many buildings. All items
"a price or less. Cali JEFF, VIII.
sS 5s5Iit CARE E:ysT sS2 n E2Fd 4 tacssSEy
offer. JOHN. EN-. 3-e462.
'51 FORD-Sec. 80 Corvette eng, 3-2s.
| 3-speed close ratio matched trans.
Best offer. IA. 7-4951.
/ SORRELL GELDNG (Western). gen
q: s.k iDTiif WS eisSS HSSs' selqEsn se. ss Some
offer. Can OIL. 2-iS42.
proval. cSli TOM after 9. 81. 9-1og4.
CHEVY 4 barrel carb. and manifold
for 2S3 block; S4S outright. BOB
ONE HORSE TRAILER in excellent
condition. HE. 10000.
GO-KART, HarIey-Davidson motor and
| trans. Looks like miniature rail. 4
good tires. Call RE. 6-2494.
RADIOS, GIN, Studs.. Ply: $40 each.
Hubcaps CD 80 Chevy, (2l '57 Chevy
spinners: IS each; 90 SO Ply; 50.
Cali RE. 6-2494.
HEATHKIT Stransmitter (AT-D, $50;
oRrrand changer RC 88) with stereo-
magnetic cartridge, S95 or best offer;
Stereo amp, $50. SONNY, FE. 3-7210.
COIL SPRING lowering kit. fits any
car, no cutting or torchtng: set Is
new. never used: sells for Sl2. asking
! 81, UN. A-0S65,
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Greetings


GLORIA G.-Happy 18th birthday ON
the Gath. M0y you have many more.
Best wishes. STEVE and BEV.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

ENTERTAINERS WANTED for parties
at Army and Navy hospitals. Shows
Cali RIA. 3-7S8O after $50 weekdays
in evening
Evening star., 1961-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEVY CHAsE-Wonderful family
home, 8 bedrms, "a baths: large
lot; only S39,500. Call Mrs. Hurd,
OIL. 2-4193.
H. A. GILL & SON FE. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, Just off summit
above Saul rd.-Lot 100x2QQ.
home, s bedrms.. 8 baths, maids s
rm. and bath. very modern fix
lures and equipment. 2-car ga
rage. Price lower sos. Ewes, RE.
7-o775. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
tor. MA. S-0763.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Bradley Blvd. Area

Bradley Blvd. Area
Rambler Of native fieldstone painted
white; l-acre wooded lot in the
estate area. Center hall, liv. rm.
and library. both with firepl.: din.
rm, and modern kit. with break
fast space. 3 big 6edrmS' 2 baths,
EN-. 2-Slsi.
W. C, d A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
BRAD. HTLLS-EDGEMOOR AREA
A gracious traditionally designed
center-hall Colonial combining
quiet luxury and eonv. that makes
you feel at home at once. 1t is
nearing completion and Its fin
iShtns touches can bO the result
Of your own good taste and imag-
ination There is q vell-propor-
TONED liv. rm., study and powder
rm., q sep. din. rm. and q tremen-
dous fam. -sized kit. v/access TO
outdoor din. patio. The above
ground rec, rm. Is tastefully pam
eled and has firepl. and powder
ter bedrm. suite with lRe. dressing
additional bedrms. and bath, Gear
att. gar; cow. 10 everything.
LAKEWOOD ESTATES, lust across
road from country club-Four full
bedrms. and den or 5th bedrm., 3
full baths. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
center hall entertaininE-siZe liv.
rm. with firepl.. formal din. rm.,
countryside kit, mahog. -paneled
floor gTound-level rec,
room with firepl.. sliding doors to
patio. big full bsmt.. dbl. carport
with garden shed for tools. toys;
on Is-aere tree-shaded. laviShly
Handicapped lot on dead-end street
with city water and gas: bus stops
at entrance for all schools. conv:
TO shopping. Atomic Energy NH
and ali Metro. wash, 13 minis.
from downtown Beth; s34.950.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
Ofe o n o. 2A-Hr. Phi, OIL, 6-Ss6S
Evening star., 1961-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

KENSINGTON, BY OWNER
bedroom brick Cape Cod, full bsmt.,
garage, porch, storm windows.
screens, washer and drier; very
clean; S15,500. NO BROKERS.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABLE TO CUT GRASS? Better than
new, vacant 42-ft. "seabrook"
rambler. on level, shaded lot; 3
lge. bedrms.. full baths. tiled
REG type bsmt: your terms!
HAGAN REALTY, INC. UN. 4-ebSS
H. w. Jaseph. Realtor
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Houses by Hughes

KENTLAND-S660 down, Including
settlement on this almost-new 3s
bedrm., 11z-bath Colonial. No sec
ond trust! S13,260 FLA: close
TO schools and shopping. SHER-
NAN H. HoLLINdsWoRTH, sP.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
mM0gGn

CHEVERLY-2sOe Parkway, new
brick rambler: 3-bedroom, Pa
bath. kitchen With extras and
table space, sep, din. nm. with
with wall to wall stone fireplace,
large basement and patio. sP.
3-3061.
Evening star., 1961-05-06

FOR FAST ACTION and Q firm
sale. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. HA. 7-40s0.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-l mi. east
Of Gatthersburg. Nd. on Rte. l24;
semibungAlow; 3 or 4 bedrms. /,
(den convO; on IN acres; auto.
oil furnace: full bsmt.. Ia baths,
mod. kit, complete with 13-cu. 1T.
chest freezer in pantry off kit.
step-saving features. bedrm.. bath
and laundry on kit. level. Porch
for summer comfort beside large
oak grove, breezy door-window ar
ranRement, gsrage, shops. storage
houses. Very early garden spot
with bearing raspberry and straw
berry rows. 3 apple trees, one
Early Harvest: q acre in grass
for recreation and play safe for
children: located away from traf-
fie.. Near schools, elem, Junior
and senior high: also within minis.
Of Acc and new homesite Of Bu-
reau Of Standards. A good, quiet
place to live with an elbow
room" feel. WA. 6-004S. 1-6 pm.
FOR FAST ACTION AND A FIRM
SALE CALL r. A. HUMPHREYS,
INC. REALTORS, HA. 7-40S0.
FOUR CORNERS-Roomy rambler;
all brick. 3 bedrmS., secluded st. I:
banauet-SiLed rec. rm., Spotless,
S19,49O. YOU NAME TERMS.
TyTTYo
Evening star., 1961-05-06
SIMMER AREA

Red brick Williamsburg in perfect
condition. Center hall, comfort
able liv. rm. with firepl. and doors
to screened porch. Big din. rm.
and huge kit. with breakfast
space. Den or bedrm. and full
bath on LIST II. large bedrms =,
dressing room and diversified bath
with vanitory on 2nd II. Laundry
chute, full bsmt. with outside
entrance; very attractive land
Scaped grounds. Ewes. call Leslie
Williams, FE. 3-6e15.
W. C. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464