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Evening star., 1961-03-26
Princeton Astronomer
Wins Science Honor

One Of sciences highest
honors will be given to a
Princeton University astron-
omer when the National
Academy Of Sciences meets here
next month.
DR.. Martin Schwarzschild
will receive the Henry Draper
Medal of the Academy on April
"a. according to Academy
President Detlev w. Bronx. The
49-year-old German-born sci
enlist is being honored for his
role in Project Stratoscope, in
which the suns surface was
photographed from an un-
manned balloon about Is miles
up.
The Draper Medal was first
awarded in 1888 for "sig-
nificant contributions to astro-
nomical physics" It is not
awarded annually, but only
when a contribution to science
warrants. The medal has been
given to only three persons
since 1851.
DR.. Schwarzschild and two
colleagues won the New
comb Cleveland Prize of the
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science for
novel and important work in
astronomy in 1857.
The Princeton scientist came
to the United States as q 25-
year-old Ph.D. from the Uni
versity of Goettingen. He
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Fraternity to Honor
Conqressmen

Congressional members of
the Sigma Phi Epsilon social
fraternity will be honored at
the SD annual Founders Day
banquet to be held March %
by the fraternity'S District and
Maryland alumni chapters.
Senator Wiley, Republican
of Wisconsin. and Representa-
tive Matthews, Democrat Of
Florida, will speak. L. Poe
Leggette, head of the drama
department at George Wash
ington University, win be mas
ter Of ceremonies.
The banquet, to be held at
the Columbia Country Club,
1900 Connecticut avenue NV,
will begin at 8:15 pm. "A recep-
ton will begin at 7:15 pm.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
By A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer


With winter behind us we
should soon plan a camera
jaunt through the Zoo. Such
Q pleasant walk can be pro-
ductive Of both good pic
lures and q pleasantly
whiled-away afternoon.
Both color and black-and-
white films can be used to
good advantage, although
we alsays lean toward color
when it comes to shooting
pictures Of animals, birds,
or fish. It used to be that
indoor pictures at the Zoo
had to be taken with the
faster monochrome film but
now with the muchly in
creased speed Of the color
medium the latter can be
used successfully In almost
any situation.
The quality Of your pic
lures will depend q great
deal on the quality and
angle Of the lighting. You
can make fair snapshots
any time Of day at any To-
cation but for best results
time your shots at various
cages when they are best
Illuminated by the sun.
Seek Full Sunlight
You might wish to snap
the picture Of a tiger as it
PAGES back and forth in It's
outdoor cage. If the sun
strikes the cage at such an
angle that part is in bright
sunlight while part is in
deep shade, you run the risk
Of losing part Of the subject
Evening star., 1961-03-26
CAMERA ANGLES
Zoo Photos Easier
With Fast Films

in shadows. A fully lighted
scene would insure a crisp.
snappy picture that would
show up the tigers black
stripes against the tawny
shade Of his body.
Bears and other dark ami
mails also tend to blend in
with and become lost
against q heavily shaded
backdrop Of rock so be sure
and take your snapshots
when the light is right for
background detail.
Feeding Time Exciting
Find out when the various
animals are to be fed If you
want alert subjects and ex-
pressions. After a full meal
most animals are inclined to
be lethargic and sleepy but
just before the meal is due
they will be up and about,
pacing their cages = and
good picture subjects.
And don't overlook the
people who seem to lose all
their normal inhibitions
when out for q good time
at q ZOO. Some Of the best
Zoo snapshots we have seen
have been those Of the
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Shell Club to Meet
Thursday Night

The National Capital Shell
Club, Of which DR.. Render.
curator of mollusks of the
Smithsonian Institution, is
president, will meet at the
Natural History Building,
Room 43, Thursday as 8 pm.
This hobby group collects,
classifies and exhibits marine
shells. The public is invited
to attend the meetings.
Mrs. Carl I. ASlakSon is
secretary. Earle D. Matthews
is program chairman.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

This lobster is helping
publicize the Republic Of
China's mail Order Serv-
ice" on Taiwan. Live lob
Sters have been the most
popular mail order COM
modify since the inaugu-
ration of the service in
1857.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Cunudiun Gold

Canadian gold coins were
struck in two denominations,
IS and $40. These gold coins
were issued only for three
consecutive years, 1912, 1918.
and 1914.
Quantities minted were
not large, totaling about
295,600 pieces in all for the
S. size and approximately
364,000 for the $40 denomi-
nation. Among the IS coins,
the number issued in 1914
was considerably less than
in each of the two other
years, causing coins Of this
date to bring a substantial
premium over the others.
The $40 coins of 1914 also
are the highest priced for
this series.
Because of the small
quantities some people, even
in Canada, are unaware of
the eXistance Of these gold
coins.
Other gold coins were
minted at the Royal Mint
in Ottawa, Canada, each
year from 1908 through
1919. These, however, were
regular British SovereignS
Zone pound denomination of
British money in gold)
They were identical with
sovereigns minted in Eng
land except for a small &C"
mint mark in the base of
the reverse design Just above
the second and third nu-
merals Of the date.
Some collectors of Cana
dian coins include these
since they originated in
Canada. Many, however ex-
clude them because the SOW
ereign is not a unit of Ca
madam money and the coins
were made in Canada merely
as a matter Of convenience.
r. c. SOXMAN
The Washington Numis-
matte Society, Whose mem
berS haze prepared this series
OF articles, tDiH Gnsper Ques-
tionS on coins or paper
money addressed to Numis-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
PHILATELIC NEWS
Stamped Envelopes
To Be Whittier Soon
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Stamped envelopes are
going to be whittier soon, the
Post Office Department re-
ports.
An improved paper will be
used in envelope production
starting about mid-April, and
envelopes made from it
should begin to appear in
post offices shortly there
after.
The new envelope paper,
which will be placed in use
under a contract effective
last January /, will bear a
distinctively new watermark
design. This will feature the
letters ''U. S. A." with a star
either preceding or following
the letters.
A star at the left identifies
paper manufactured by the
International Paper Co., a
star at the right by the How
ard Paper Co.
These two companies man
ufacture paper for the Inter-
national Envelope Corp. of
Dayton, Ohio. the private
firm which produces stamped
envelopes for the Post Office
Department under a four
year contract.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

served in the United States
Army in ranks up to first lieu
tenant in World War II. Going
to Princeton after the war, DR..
Schwarzschild was appointed
Eugene Higgins Professor OF
Astronomy in 1850. He still
holds that position.
Prof. Schwarzschild was
named to the National Academy
of Sciences in 1866.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

The stylized wheat design
includes a globe surrounded
by the flags of the % partic-
ipating countries, including
the United States.
ARGENTINA-A new 20
centavo denomination in the
current regular series was is
sued March IS, Juan Luis
Bottelli reports from Buenos
Aires.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR


TODAY
DupIIcate Bridge Center, 8 Dupont
circle; pairs, /; Mp pairs, 7:30.
PieyfaiF. 1431 Harvard; Mp pairs,
1:%6.
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews APg officers'
Club; pairs, 7:45. ATL.-Fax. 1920
CHEVY Chase, SSoS west avenue,
Bethesda: pairs dnyitationaD, 7:45.
David Taylor Model Basin, Carderock;
eap..p G psiT pu1ont pHPeasS siEsIs SsFs sEidf:
pairs, 1880. Fort Meade, Comnis-
Sionsd Officers Mess; pairs. 7:45.
r. TUESDAY
!. Duplicate Bridge Center, 9 Dupont
GfcIe: pairs. L; pairs. 7:30. Falls
Church, American Legion HAN. 400
N. Oak. Falls Church.; pairs. 7:45.
Eeaerak Hotel 2400 Sixteenth: MP
Zen. s Official dining room. GAO
Country Club, pairs unyitationaD,
g.. Internal Revenue Service, cafete-
ria, IRIS Building; pairs, 4. Mont
seE1sFy. 400 Norwood drive; pairs,
TWenty-first: pairs. 8.
II WEDNESDAY
AEudas AehIm Mens Club. 1900
Belle Haven Country Club. Alexan-
HotsI H S4o6i sf Sixteenth: 'I; pairs RS einvi.. .
tationall, 7:45. Confessional Secre-
tafies, New House Office Building:
RsSSss RSSns Gsils S.stsI eTns 9na soGss ssss zSS $S
county jewish Community Center;
Heirs, $50. Silver Spring, 0406
ntuee drive. 81 silver Yer spTing; ps1Gs paiG5ss'
N5ate-UsIA, executive dining. room,
GsA Building; pairs, 7:30. Suburban,
5000 Arlington boulevard: pairs,
1880 am.
+ THURSDAY
Dupileats :. Bridge Center, NO
GAMES. Falls Church, American Le-
TsOn Hall, 400 N. Oak. Falls Church:
sirs stS aazSo An s,ssssntR SSFss R9ps1;ss. pa;ss.
noon noon treseryations. xD. 4-oII6l.
S8ashInEton Bridge LEAGUE (ACBL
hnitS, Hheraton-Park Hotel: tuniol
Eenior team .championships (finals,
first session), pairs, 7:46.
FRDAY
Chevy Chase Juniors, es03 West
avenue, Bethesda; pairs (invitationS
eli, 7:45. duplicate Bride Center,
5 Dupont circle; no afternoon game;
pairs, 7:30. Gofen Beginners' Dupli-
cate, Apt. 529, 24S0 sixteenth;
pairs, reservations, AD. 4.0116).
trving Street, Alb N. irving, Arling-
ton; pairs, 7:46. Plsyfalr. 1881
Harvard: pairs, 7:45. Rockville,
Ciyic Center, Rockville: pairs, g
HyattSville; pairs, 9:16 am; pairs
Chess, Apt. 2ol, Hotel 240o Six
teenth; pairs dnyitationaD, 7:45,
Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Dupont
circle; pairs, /; MP pairs, 7:30
walsh 1882 Massachusetts,: pairs,
7:46.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
New Issues

UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC
"A 10-mills vermillion stamp
was issued last Tuesday to
mark the opening of the In
ternational Agricultural Ex-
hibition at Cairo. the Egyp-
tian Region Postal Authority
reports.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

proud with a series called
Music of Five Centuries.
Coming this way, and very
welcome, too, are several
gems of baroque vintage.
What falls more gently on
the ear and more thoroughly
washes away days cares?
Take the three concertos
from Telemann CDL 500.
They are for three trumpets
and orchestra, oboe and Or
chestra and recorder and or
chestra. Richard Schulze, an
American, is the gifted con-
ductor of these and others
in the series. Ever hear a re-
corder played for all it is
worth?
More recorders and harp
sichord are haerd in a
charming record called Mu-
Sique de Joye "a Country
Wedding Festival From 18th
Century France) by Mr..
Schulze's group (DL SOD. It
is a suite based on the music
of Jean Hotteterre. Delight
full!
Another of outgoing Joy:
Pietro Locatelli's Concerto
No. in D and No. 4 in E,
with Susanne Lautenbacher
the magnificent violinist
with the Mainz Chamber Or
chestra CDL 500-2). AS fresh
as the first buds of April.
And don't forget, in this
period, Vox's outstanding
two record album of Bach
flute sonatas by Zoltan
Janey, flutiSt, and Paul An
gerer, harpSichordist. (VUX
2002). Janey's flute is q
warm and supple instrument
that captures all the beauty
Of these lifting pieces, and
Angerer is excellent at the
keyboard. In three of the So
natas they are joined by Jo-
ham Klika, cellist.
4 4 d
CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Artia's cultural exchange"
series Of productions brings
two symphonies. One is Pro-
kofieff's No. S, opus 100, re-
garded as perhaps the out
standing symphonic work Of
the century. For this occa-
sion our Leopold Stokowski
collaborates with the USSR
Radio Symphony. The over
all conception is grand and
dramatic, the emphasis on
strings and brass in q re-
cording that occludeS some
Of the sensitive inner voices.
The recorded sound from
Russia is good, but not UP
to most Of ours.
Another Artia disc pre-
sentS the seldom heard, or
recorded, Dvorak Third Sym
phony in F major, opus rs.
This was written before the
more popular Second Sym
phony in D minor. It is
young in heart and spirit,
sometimes called the COM
poser'S pastoral symphony"
The Czech Philharmonic un-
der Karal Selma give it q
glowing reading. Also heard
is the Othello Overture on
this good-sounding record.
CHORAL CHRONOLOGY
Inc light, sweet voices OF
the Radio Berlin Chorus are
heard on an outstanding
Monitor record called Ger
man Choral Music, from the
10th to goth centuries. IN
cluded are songs by Men
delssohn. Schumann, Schu-
bert, Brahms, Schoenberg
and Hindemith, as well as
many whose names are not
known, but whose music is
lovely to hear. Helmut Koch
conducts and gets magical
results that no lover Of
choral music can pass UP.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
CAMERA
CALENDAR

DLRA CAMERA CLUE, Tuesday.
n:ns s q labor 0f@ snildins Color PfHSd slides
BY Mrs. Helen Fall, THE Land, Of
the Incas." O travelog OF her trip
to Peru. Guests invited.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
First Day Figures

When the Accent Range
Conservation stamp was
placed on sale February 2 at
Salt Lake City, Utah, there
were 357,101 first day covers
Cancelled and 558,520 stamps
sold for $22,340.80.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
STAMP PACKETS
Complete Vatican City

Complete Vatican City
Containing all stamps through
Plus x (mint) 1195.0O
Same without Minkus so to 65
tScott 35 to 4O sO0.O0
Complete your collection with
our want list and approval
service. Keep up-to-date on this
or any country through our new
issue service.
W&Lr-stamps and Coins, Z
1st Floor, Washington 10. DC; /
also Chevy Chase, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
RECORD REVIEWS
New Trovioto Record
Ranks With the Best
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
star Record Critic

Question: What is more
beautiful than Anna MOTTO?
Answer: Her voice, heard
anew in a complete La Ira
viata and in a group Of varied
operatic arias.
For these and a heaven
sent record of Wagnerian
scenes by Toscanini, Mel
chior and Traubel, RCA Vic
tor rates our thanks and top
billing on today's agenda.
BY Miss Moffo's own ap-
praisal, the role Of Verdi's
Violetta requires three So
pranos in one coloratura,
lyric and dramatic. The
young Americans liquid,
flexible tones meet the test
with plenty to spare. -.
Recording Traviata has
become a habit. but a pleas
ant one. This latest three
record set will rank with the
best, not only because of
Miss Moffo's poignant sing
ing, but through the superb
tenor Of Richard Tucker as
Alfredo and the affecting
baritone of Robert Merrill as
the elder Germont.
Out Of the Ordinary
Three American born
singers in the lead roles
how often does it happen?
And credit q large assist to
Conductor Fernando Previ-
tall, a consistently good sup
porting cast and the Rome
Opera Orchestra and Chorus
for lifting this out Of the
ordinary.
Don't take our word about
Miss Moffo's brilliance. Try
the splendid Victor record,
anna Moffo," with q half
dozen examples of her art
from Faust (Jewel Song, La
Boheme, Dinorah (the won-
derful Shadow Song), Car
men, Semiramide, Turandot
and Lakme (the Bell Song,
Of course).
Highest praise is reserved
for Victor's happy thought
in bringing back the 1941
broadcast of Arturo ToSca-
mini, Lauritz Melchior and
Helen Traubel doing scenes
from Die Walkure and Die
Gotterdammerung.
For those of us who never
heard these artists at their
peak, this is a thrill to treas
ure. What a fire Toscanini
built! And how the old Dane
could sing, and Traubel in
her early, soaring days.
Don't pass up this one!
4 n
Evening star., 1961-03-26
VATICAN CITY

The solemn history and colorful
pageantry of THE Rock" upon
which st. Peter founded his
church is brought to vivid and
majestic life on the beautiful
stamps of the old Roman States
and the modern Vatican City
State. Portraying the rich ira
'ditions Of q story that has
moved men for 1000 years,
these stamps are full Of re-
ligious significance. Here is the
one album that presents these
little gems of artistic and typo
graphic beauty in all their
glory.
Album and binder 500
Pages only 500
Yearly supplements ESQ
Blank pages with decorative
border, set Of 40 LOO
Evening star., 1961-03-26
First Day Covers

First day cancellations of
Denmark are described in an
article by Eugene w. Friel of
Baltimore in the March-April
issue of First Days, official
publication of the American
First Day Cover Society. The
issue includes a separately
bound membership directory.
Information on the group
may be obtained from its ex-
ecutive secretary, Norman H.
Lee. 16 Joyce Lane, Wayne,
N. j.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
NILSSON AND WAGNER


One thing sure-the bril-
lance Of Bright Nilsson never
has been overstated. Addicts
Of great soprano singing may
learn this for themselves at
her Constitution Hall recital
this afternoon and from q
London record Of excerpts
from Tristan und Isolde.
The Metropolitan's new
Flagstad brings tremendous
power and richness Of tone
to the Prelude and Liebestod
and to Act /, Scene 3
(Isolde's n narrative and
Curse.) This is a splendid
sample Of the latest Swedish
sensations work, ably backed
UP by the Vienna Philhar-
monic and Conductor Hans
KnappertSbusch.
4 = =
BAROQUE BEAUTIES
Vox, an esteemed label for
many years, has done itself
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Sports Stamp Auction

The Sports Unit of the
American Topical Associa-
ton will hold its first mail
auction Of philatelic material
in the sports field on April
Is. Lots are listed in the
March issue Of SportStampS,
the units monthly publica-
ton. For information on
membership write Singrey j.
Hughes, S11 Canine Mira
monte, Tucson, Ariz.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Washington Military PhiIa-
telic Association, 7::30 pm,
Building SIT (next to Base
Operations), Boiling Air
Force Base.
Hyatsville stamp Club
(seniors), 8 pm, County
Service Building, Hyattsville.
Md.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
WEDNESDAY

NAPEX (National Phila-
telic Exhibitions Of Wash
ington, Incl, 8 pm, Club
room, Shoreham Hotel, $500
Calvert street NV. Re-
activation meeting with elec-
ton of new board of trustees.
Meeting open to all interested
collectors, either as indi-
viduals or as club repre-
sentatives.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Lichtenstein Award

John j. Britt will be the
1861 recipient Of the Alfred
F. Lichtenstein Memorial
Award of the Collectors Club
Of New York for "distin-
guished service to philately."
Mr.. Britt, whose special field
Of interest is air mail essays
and proofs, has been active
for many years as a philatelic
speaker, master of ceremonies
and stamp exhibit judge.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

These we valves are
available as every-C Ciams
Feed q Super Client ex.
eepS 3412 Conn. Ave.
M.W.s 215A wise. Ave.
M.W., A0Sl Mezss. Ave.
M.W.s 0735 Flower Ave,
Silver Spring q . Vviseon.
sin Circle, Chevy ehase.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Snofu Cleared Up
On Missing Aide

ANAHEIM, Calf, Jan. 90
(AR).-A former United States
intelligence employe in Berlin
said at his home today he was
mystified by reports he had
been missing.
ST was never missing; my
duty station at the West Berlin
command Of the United States
Army knew right along where
I was located" said Mr.. Martin
B. Hebeling.
Mr.. Hebeling, 35. said he re-
Gently resigned his top-secret
job to return to Los Angeles.
In Frankfurt, the Army said
Mr.. Hebeling was to have driv-
en- his car to Bremerhaven for
shipment home. The car was
delivered at Bremen. however
- and reports that he was
missing followed.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

FULL NAME - Thomos Knight
Finletter.
CLAIM TO FAME-Appointed by
President Kennedy os United
States ambassador to NATo.
HoME-New York City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, 1898.
EDUCATION - Episcopal Aeod-
emy, Philadelphia; studied pri-
voteIy in Poris; bachelors and
low degrees. University Of Penn
sylvanio.
JoBS-Lowyer in New York City
from 1920 to l94l; entered
Government service in l94l
with the Stote Department;
choirmon, Air Policy commis-
sion, l947-4s; heoded MorshoII
Plan mission to Greet Britoin,
l94s-4o; Air Force Secretary,
l950-53; privote low practice
1853 to present.
FAMILY-WiFe. the iromer Gret-
chen 3. Domroseh, doushter Of
conductor. wolter Domroseh;
two daughters.
HoBBlES-Tennis, reading, chess,
eanesto. Il
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FREE RENT?

II YOU RENT one unit, you live
rent free. That's how this 2-apt.
home is arranged. Located in
lovely Takoma Park, close to
D. C. line. Only Sl5,50O. This is
real economical living and very
desirable. Dial 434-l400, ask to
visit this buy.
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ADELPHI REALTY. NC.

GLENMONT FOREST : Attractive
2-bedrm. ramb. wfull bSmt., rec;
street. Just 60 #. from wooded
state park. a real beauty for S12,-
600, buy FILA with low down
payment or assume $500 4ee
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABOUT READY TO BUY7

ABOUT READY TO BUY?
Call UN. 1883 firstl
.sEABRooK ACRES = Trades in.
vitedl Smart new 3 bedrnl., ranch
ers. full bsmt. Level Jumbo. lots.
Futuramic kit. birch cabinets
everywhere YOU look" S1b.95O
FLA or eonV.
WALKER MILL RID. AREA-Houss
and "a acre, Q bedrm. bungalow
garage, scr. porch. $4,000. 81
or FLA.
.CHEvERLY AREA-No dn. pay.
ment GI Sl0S per mo. pays all
Brick 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. sep
din, rm. country kit. daylight
bsmt.
lHAGAN REALTY INC. UN. 1858
HAROLD w. JASEPH. REALTOR
ABSOLUTELY SPOTLEsS. 3-bed.
rm. masonry rambler; large hv
rm.. with din. area, fenced yard
hood, priced for quick sale Sl2,.
500. GI or assumption.
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
BUT EXCLUSIVE WITH
FREE STATE PROP AP. 7-1266
ADELPHI FOREsT-Luxury 3-bed.
rm. brk. rambler: sep. din. rm.
| ga baths. carport, screened porch
beautifully finished rec. rrn.. car
peting, etc. CENTRAL AIR CON.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
icoNIINuEpl

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c. paul hickman, inc.
ANDREWs-MARLOW HGTs.
NEW BRK. RAMBLER
3 bedrms., baths, family-size kit.
rec. I'm. optional: 10 min. from
Hartman Realty, RltrS.
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bsmt., gas heat, sep. din. rm., de
luxe KIT; only slS.950 Call US
to inspect. MUDD REAL ESTATE
CO. RE. $4,000, LU. 4-43S2.
ZAP. 1905 is WHERE TO BUY!"
5000 DOWN. sos A NO. /
Contemporary Suburban" Rancher
with 3 bedrms., walkout bsmt.,
liy. rm. with picture window and
din. ell, storm windows and doors,
Anchor fenced lot! Just listed
Sl3,250 total.
MARYLAND SALES a. AL CO.. Inc.
BELTSVILLE, want old time living
in a modern home? We have Just
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Beltsville, 12-yr.-old stone Cape
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end floor, which has . bedrms.
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full bsmt. with rec. rms, plus
workshop, outside summer house,
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ADELPHI-New ListinEl 4-bedrm
2-bath Cape Cod with sen. din
rm., rec. rm. and Ice. fenced lot
WE. b-4606.
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gerachiS

REALTY co. JE. 2.2814
ARLINGTON, Golf Club Manor)-
This better than new all brick
eharmer offers 3 bedrmS.. 2 full
baths, living foom with fireplace,
separate dining room, large de
luxe equipped kitchen with table
space. delightful screened porch,
finished recreation room, foyer en-
Try, 2-ear garage; lovely wooded
GRL1SGfoNI, Pos a. jgDO' $3.50 1556nS Op 9p
9 I'll o.
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Shannon & Luchs

FALLS CHURCH-Wooded "A acre
with shrubs on QUIET, tree-lined
street. All-brick Cape Cod with
bsmt.. 3 bedrms., paneled den.
liv. rn. and firepl. BIG equipped
kitchen. ONLY $500 dn, $4,000,
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LANDOVER-Rambler; Immaculate
near P. @. Country Club; central
air cond.: fenced back yard: rec.
nm: mr.. Bait. Wash. pkwy.. 90
min. downtown. Fort Meade. FLA
appraised $4,000 BY OWNER.