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Evening star., 1961-05-26
4 per cent and have continued
to prosper, he added.

4 per cent and have continued
to prosper, he added.
Bills to Be Merged
Congress has received a num-
Der Of bills affecting the saw
ingS and loan business and
some Of these will be combined
shortly in one overall piece of
legislation, predicted Stephen
G. Slipher, legislative director
Of the United States Savings
and Loan League, in another
report. r-a
Scheduled for inclusion is q
proposal to strengthen the Fed
eral Savings and Loan Insur-
ance Corp. by permitting pre-
payment Of insurance premi-
ums and offSetting this by a
reduction in the amount of
stock required to be held in
the regional Federal Home
Loan Banks, he said.
Also on the list is a proposal
to change procedure for electing
directors of the Federal Home
Loan Banks. Another proposal
would permit Federal associa-
tionS to invest a limited per-
centage of assets in urban re-
newal projects. housing for the
aged and State business devel-
opment firms.
Mr.. Slipher said all Of these
proposals already have been
introduced but would be con-
solidated in one bill. They are
considered non controversial,
he declared.
The savings and loan indus
try has become an increasing
factor in the Government bond
market because of its phenom-
email growth. reported John j.
Cahill, Of c. j. Devine & Co.,
Evening star., 1961-05-26

who spoke with Mr.. Fogarty
and Mr.. Slipher in a symposi-
um on management problems.
The proper selection of
particular issues can have an
important bearing on profit
and loss statements and also
can make it easier for associa-
tions to meet liquidity require
ments Of the supervisory au-
thoritieS, he said.
Years Activities Reviewed
The varied activities Of the
District League in the last year
were outlined in a report by
Bruce Bryan, its executive Sec
retary.
Legislation received particu-
larly close attention, especially
the General Assembly Of the
Maryland Legislature, he said.
The league sponsored its first
institute of business finance
for high school teachers, con-
Quoted studies Of mortgage
credit and fees and continued
to give advertising a high
priority on its program, he re-
ported.
William E. Grimm, president
of Washington Chapter, Society
Of Savings and Loan Control
lers, reported on chapter &C.
tivities.
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PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Edward E. Darby, 80. and
Miss Emily Jameson, an en-
ploye for SO years, were honored
by the r. P. Andrews Paper Co.
at a retirement dinner last
night in the Congressional Ho-
tel.
Alan s. Jeffrey, executive
vice president, National Associ-
alton of Credit Management.
was speaker at the 50th ami
versary dinner last night of the
local chapter.
Reginald MARITIME, jr., has
been electe divce president for
passenger traffic, Grace Line.
lie formerly was assistant man
ager, Convention and Visitors
Bureau in Washington.
Walter E. ReitZ, jr., Hecht Co.
vice president, has received a
special award from the Coffee
Brewing Institute for the excel
lence of coffee served by the
firms Georgetown Restaurant.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

improvement likely in the sec
ond quarter. he said.
"It would seem the solution
to the problem is to establish
Interest rates that will permit
the prompt investment of new
savings and loan repayments
in sound mortgage loans.
Because mortgage interest
rates and dividends are mex
tricably tied together, plans
should be made to establish a
dividend rate that will assure
sound operation and still at
tract funds to meet the home
loan demand. Pressures for
change in either the interest
or the dividend rate bring like
IpreSsures on both," he contin-
ued.
These pressureS on rates do
not necessarily hit both interest
and dividend rates at the same
time, so there is a lag. Either
way the market goes. earnings
are squeezed during the
change"
CriticiZes Dividends
Edward H. Edwards, profess
sor Of finance at the University
Of Indiana, said the industry
is paying too high dividends to
savers to economically serve as
home financing institutions.
The direet-reduction mort
gage, which is more than 80
years old, also is too inflexible
to meet modern conditions and
should be replaced by some
thing better, he said. The in
duStry is poorly equipped to
finance housing for the aged,
he added. 1t is geared to serve
younger persons with smaller
equities but good income
rather than older persons with
larger equities but smaller in
comes, he said.
Mr.. Edwards spoke off-the-
cuff today rather than as orig
inally scheduled on Saturday.
He revealed that he would join
a 16-man task force called to
New York Saturday by Chair
man McMurray to begin a A.
day overall study Of the saw
ings and loan situation. Mem
berS of the task force were de-
scribed here as including the
top brains Of the industry.
Total SIS Billion
The 81 member associations
Of the District League have
more than $l.3 billion of assets
and more than SLIGO, ,00O. 900
of invested savings, reported
Martin A. Cook, league preSi-
dent, in his annual report at
the initial session.
The associations have more
than 433,00 savings members
and outstanding loans Of
81 ,180, ,000,0 900 are invested in
homes Of 103,600 persons, he
declared.
While the associations are
the greatest single supplier Of
home loans, they do not re-
ceive enough public recognition
as a great source Of civic serv-
ice, declared Mr.. Cook, who is
president Of Enterprise Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
He urged member associations
to encourage their officers to
give more time to civic affails.
The associations we're con-
cerned with dividend rates
throughout the last year, the
speaker said. While one asSo-
citation is paying Az per cent,
two are paying ~ and two
are paying special dividends,
the others have remained at
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rated workers have been re-
called since late March, includ-
ing $500 since April 81, Ken
meth D. Cassidy, Ford vice
president said.
Fords total hourly and SAL
aried employment stands at
1852, 900, highest total in 1861
and about 1000 ahead Of a
year ago at this time.
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METALS

NEW YORK. May 20 (APD Spot
nonferrouS metal prices today: Cop
per 81 cents a pound. CONNECTICUT
York, Zinc 11h cents q pound. East
st. Louis. Tin l.llh q pound. New
York, foreign silver 9l7s, cents per
troy ounce, New York. Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. ! heavy was quoted by Iron
Age at 34.00-36.00. u
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Ford Jobs Restored
To Pre-SIump Levels

DETROIT May 26 (AP).-
Ford Motor Co. said yesterday
employment at its plants has
been restored to virtually pre-
recession levels.
Some $4,000 Ford hourly
Evening star., 1961-05-26

ClOIlS dIlQ pICooA4C 40 AASAAAVAAA
lower dividends on association
y,x This was reported private
larger associations attending
the SD annual meeting of the
District Savings and Loan
League, which opened here to-
day.
Most of the District associa-
tions are in the position OF
paying uneconomically high
dividends on money they have
difficulty putting to use profit
ably. Their problem is to safe
guard earnings and reserves in
a pinch between income and
pay-out.
One of the five associations
paying more than the prevalent
4 per cent dividend rate has
pulled its rate back to Az per
cent from 41a per cent, and
two others are known to be
considering similar moves.
In common with associations
in other leading Eastern cities
area associations also have
eased their mortgage rates one
fourth to one-hah of / per cent
in the last four months and
further reductions are in pros
pect.
This gradual trend is ex-
pected to continue past mid
year, but in the second half a
sharper adjustment in mort
gage and dividend rates is in
evitable, one highly respected
industry leader told The Star
Millions Piling Up
The pileup of lendable funds
has reached impressive proper
tionS. In each Of several larger
institutions this excess is run
ming into millions of dollars
each month, it was said. The
surplus contrasts with the sit
uation a comparatively short
time ago when Washington as
sociations had 100 per cent OF
their assets plus borrowed Gov
ernment money fully at work
in profitable mortgage loans.
Associations which raised
dividends in the race for saw
ings growth in recent years now
are asking why they should
continue to pay for money
which they cannot employ
readily. But no one wants to be
first to reduce.
Only q. few weeks ago Chair
man Joseph MacMurray Of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
urged savings and loan associa-
tons Of the Nation to reduce
mortgage loan rates as much
as possible in order to stimulate
housing demand. A difference
Of one-haH Of l per cent could
spell the difference between a
good or q poor housing year,
he commented.
Outlined by FOgarty
While the savings and loan
men discussed the matter pri-
vately,. the growing problem
was outlined publicly by Pres
ident John A. Fogarty Of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Of
Greensboro, N. c., Of which the
District associations are men,
bers.
Addressing the opening sess
sion this morning, Mr.. Fogarty
pointed out that mortgage rates
in the Washington area soft
ened between one-fourth and
one-half per cent in February,
March and April and added
that preSsures are evident for
further reductions.
The greatest pressure in
this area, in my opinion, is the
difficulty associations are hav-
ing investing their funds in
mortgage loans. The new house
market is still slow with little
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Excess Cash Plaques
Savings and Looms
In Washington Area
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

! HOT SPRINGS Va, May 26-Demand for mortgage
loans In the Washington failing to keep up with
accumulation of endabe funds in savings and loan assoca-
lions and pressure mounting lower mortgage rates and
lower dividends on association savings accounts.
of of the
Evening star., 1961-12-20

Sulgrave Club. This party
will also honor Miss Victoria
Sprague. another Of this
seasons debutantes.
Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Richard
Hallock Davis gave a small
dinner at their residence for
Miss Dorsey before the God
frey dance. Guests included
l8 Of the debutante's friends.
Another dinner given last
evening before Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfreys' dance also hon.
ored two debutantes.
Hosts for this dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bowie
who gave their party at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Honored were Miss Leslie
Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh r. H. Smith, who
will make her debut on the
26th, and Miss Nancy Mack
all, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladder Bowie Mackall, who
will be presented at the
Washington Debutante Ball
on Friday.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Patricia Godfrey and
Carolyn Dorsey Bow

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur God
frey of Beacon Hill Farms,
Paeonian. Va, presented
their daughter. Patricia. to
society last evening.
The party was a gala ball
which took place at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel with
Sidney and his orchestra
playing for the dancing.
Receiving with her parents.
the blond debutante wore a
white peau de sole ball gown
fashioned with a strapless
bodice and a shaped flowing
skirt. She also wore a cor
sage Of small white orchids.
Godfrey Dance
Mrs. Godfrey wore a floor
length dress of gold chiffon
which had a beaded over
blouse. Her flowers were yel-
low and white orchids.
Yellow and white chrySan-
themums were used to decor
ate the blue and gold ball
room.
Miss Godfrey attended
Finch College in New York
and is presently a student at
the Sibley Hospital School Of
Nursing.
Earlier in the day Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Dorsey intro
duced their daughter Carolyn
to their friends at a tea.
This party took place at the
residence of the hosts.
Evening star., 1961-12-20

The petite blond debutante
received with her parents
wearing a candlelight white
cotton damask afternoon
dress designed with a scoop
neckline and three-quarter
sleeves. She carried a
bouquet of pink sweetheart
roses that had been sent to
her by her aunt, Mrs. John
H. Redfield of California.
The hostess wore a teal
blue taffeta afternoon dress
also fashioned with a scoop
neckline.
Miss Dorsey Is a graduate
of Madeira School and is
now attending George Wash
ington University.
Dorsey Debut
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey will
give a dinner dance for their
daughter on the 28th at the
Evening star., 1961-12-20

tate families on the Aid to
Dependent Children rolls so
as to take them off relief.
One thing which HEW sug-
gests the states could do to
help unwed mothers is to urge
them to continue their studies
for high school credit while in
homes where they are given
proper prenatal care.
Another suggestion is that
the states try to find the
young unmarried fathers and
educate them to the point
where they will be able to as
sumo family responsibilities.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
States Urged
ToAssist
UnWed Mothers

The Department of Health.
Education and Welfare has
urged each state to set up a
system of helping unmarried
parents.
The move was made as part
of the campaign announced
last week by HEW Secretary
Abraham Ribicoff to rehabili-
Evening star., 1961-03-16

FAIRFAX PARK-2-bedrm ram
bier, garage. on "a acre: oil heat,
water, no bath: SIS per mo.
vacant. ia. 7-5s00, Mr.. WRIGHT
MONT. C0.-EXCLUSIVE
S140-Available March IS and
newly redec.; 3 bedrms., liv. rm
with firepl,, all-elec. kitchen
modern Cape Cod.
IS 65-Available April i: brick 3.
bedrm. rambler with large kitchen
basement, liv rm with fireplace
IS210-Available now; 4-bedroom
2la-bath split-level in beautiful,
Kemp Mil Estates.
SUBURBAN PROP. MGT.
|11O37 Viers Mil Rd., 8. g., Nd
10. b-3663
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COLESVILLE AREA, nr. MOL and
Johns Hopkins-New 5S-ft. brk
rambler with garage: 3 bedrms.,
with plenty Of table space, day
light bsmt. with French doors.
New, move right in, name your
terms. LO. 5-36S7.
TOPS IN TRADES
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(CONTINUED)

ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
elevator bldgs. Efficiencies; !, 2
and 3-bedrms. many with bal
comics and patios; 660-unit de-
velopment. air conditioned, swim
ming pools, gymnasium, garageS
putting greens: close to Navy An
mex, Pentagon. churches. schools,
shopping. DORCHESTER, offices
at 1900: 2040 Columbia pike, IA.
- OpnS
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Out Piney Branch
I'd. to University blvd. east, left
to Buckingham dr., right to
Weaver st. and left to model
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
(cONTlNUEDl

F0GGY BOTTOM-Excel. invest
ment property, ideal doctors, clubs,
non-profit organization, income.
Sale, rent or trade. Low down
payment. WO 6-2qS5.
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of 10th st1-2-6edrm. duplex
Earden-type ant. with front and
rear entr. Conv. to D. c, busiiRe
and shopping: S105 mo. plus utils.
Call ma. S-1921.
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RIVER TERRACE, 340O block Eads
St.-Veteran, nothing down but
settle. 1915. Attractive porch
front brick, mod. kit, nice bsmt.
fenced yd. Sl1,400, So mo. Use
your Oh bill. Call Mrs. Fitzgerald,
cox AND CO., RE. 7-l633.
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TAKoMA PARK-2-b.r., deluxe kit,
din, lge. liv. rm. wIpieturs win
dow, pvt. bath. Sl25. Utils. incl.
HE. 9-3190, JU. 5-27s6.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s,E.

ALL SOLD oUT-ws need house,
IN ne. and Sc. Ii. 6-7043; ewes,
LU. 2-3011. WuILOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE co, INC
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MINIATURE ESTATE

Lovely brk. rambler in a prestige
area: has beautiful patio. sun deck
overlooking wooded area, 3 bed
rms, / "a baths, lge. liv. rm. and
din. rm., spacious rec. rm., kitch-
en- with table space. loads OF
storage space, extra acreage sur
rounding this for sale; low 30s.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Rockville Pike HA. 7-4500. 9 to o
ROCKVILLE-No SIS down CT; 4-
bedrm. home; firepl.. fenced lot.
Payments like rent. r. l.. SMITH,
Realtor, GA. 4-7711, GA. 4-S795.
ROCKVMLE-Three- -bedrm. ram
bier: +. Kit; with table R SPACE, &c, off.
Sums S12,600, and take imms.
diate possession. 10, $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE CHARMER-New list
ing. Spotless 8 bedrms.: expands
able to 4; huge kitchen, 2nd bath
roughed in: level, fenced lot. Mr..
schools; Just S13,95O. ..-
Top Terms or Trade, PO. 2-3140
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
RIVER ROAD AREA; first Offering
OF lovely contemporary split level
OVERLOOKING KENWOOD GOLF
COURSE-Contains 4 large bed~
rms, 2h baths, family rm, gear
garage and other fine features:
low 40s. EN-. 2-s20e, DISTRICT"
MARYLAND REALTY, INC: eves.S
RA, 3-l420.
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BETHESDA
ASSUME

LARGE 4lses loan on this imma acu-
late orick;and-frame Colonial; 8
oeormSS ] "a baths, large sep. din.
large kit, Is by 10 den: beautiful
yard, stone patio; close to schools
and transp; $4,000.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Realtor OIL O.01o2
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GRACE w. KLEIN co.
10 5-2SlS HE. 9-O15a
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ROCKVILLE-Just listed. spotiesS
-3-bedrm. rambler. Huge elec.
kit. all conceivable extras; per-
feet cond.; S13.950 and "oK'd 4
TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN Ss,co. Lo. 5-200K
ROCKVILLE-S45O dn.; Low. 2-bed-
rm. Colonial on beautiful lot: din.
rm,, firepl.: "a bath in bsmt. Lo.
5-S630. 9. A. SCHLES1NGER co.
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GT0N-WHEATON - Choice
of two lovely, 3 twin-size bedrm..
ramblers: large treed lots in excel
lent neiRhborhood. Low dn. pay
ment. rest like rent: Sl4,500.
| WE TAKE TRADES. LO. 5-2S60
! STTPITPPAN pPOpEPTJFE MC5T
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NEARBY AND UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Cash

TOR YOUR EQUITY"
EVERGREEN INVESTMENT CORP.
LO. 4-0024
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KENS-WHEATON - Abr, G b.
fin. rec. rm.; immed. occup.; S21,-
900, $500 dn. DEVEREUX, INC.
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HOUSES UNFURN, no REM

ADELPHI, 2O11 Quebec st-3-bed-
Tm. rambler: owner will redec.
VACANT: Sl1O mo. HUGH +,
PECK. REALToR, HE. 4-ITOO.
ADELPHI, MD, 3040 Powder Mil
rd:, nr. Nav. Ord. Lab. or q. OF
Md bedrms., lge. liv. rm., kit.
and den, full bsmt. with gar. on
lge. lot: Sl35. Visit by appt only,
ask for Mr.. LAMBERT, CIR. A.
Evening star., 1961-03-16
INDIAN SPRINGS
nprN DAILY 1 TO Z

OPEN DAILY I TO 5
RAMBLERS AND SPLTT-LEVELS
dramatic fot $OsdEoGm home dsv,tS Nth
recreation room, patio and ter
race garden. A home that doesn't
sacrifice its superior construc-
ton because of its reasonable
price. Low 20s.
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BETHEsDAy FANTASTIC! Fsbu.
lous rambler, near NIH-Wide
center hall, living room approx
15x25, large private dining room,
gorEeouS kitchen, 3 twin-si7e bed
rooms. ga baths. beautiful rec
reation room with fireplace in
immense full basement: oversize
built-in garage; condition is per-
I feet! GO Convenient TO to SCHOOLS and Ind
8: p,HILLI[Ps, INC; DI. 7-14l1;
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Dean Rathbun Assoc

OFF MASS. AVE. EXTEND
ED = Rambler, brick and
stone. 4 hedrms.. 3 baths,
kitchen, family rm., din.
rm., paneled rec, rm., 2.csr
garage, level lot: nr. pub
lie and parochial schools.
Assume large 5E2co loan.
WESTMORELAND HILLS
New Georgian Colonial. 4
bedrms.. 3Ia baths, paneled
den with firepl., family
kitchen. screened porch, rec.
rm,, daylight basement.
OIL. 6-0a97
CHEVY CHASE CENTER
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RAMBLERS AND SPLIT LEVELS
A dramatic 3-bedroom home with
room for 4th; pa baths, daylight
recreation room, patio and ter
race garden A home that doesn't
sacrifice its superior construe-
ton because of its reasonable
price. Low 20s.
DIRECTIONS: out Piney Branch
I'd. to University blvd. east, left
Weaver st. and lett to model
GRACE w. KLEIN co.
Lo. 5-2s1s HE. 9-o15s
KENS- WHEATON - Abr, E B.
fin. rec. rm.; immed. occup.: S21,-
600, $500 dn. DEVEREUX, INC,
10. 5-49ss.
WHEATON - Choice
Of two lovely, twin-size bedrm..
ramblers:. large treed lots in excel
lent neiRhborhood. Low dn. pay
WE TAKE TRADES, LO. 5-2S60
KENSINGTON, S1S,5O0-Attractivs
3-bedrm. rambler. dishvaSher dis
9ssn 9esD S dnesss Gss6Nf 5pfse 4 RiS ref TRUgT T
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY OF MD.
INC, OIL. $500 til ..
KENSINGTON-R ACRE; close-in
location: hot-water heat, 8 bed
51car eS.i gar garage Sen' i' Lo, 5s2e9o.' '' anu
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
KENSNGTON-Charming 3-bed-
rm. 2la-bath brick split-level: tin-
ished rec rm., fully equip. mot.
kit: S20,95O. viii take smaller
house in trade. Immed. occup.
EISENACHER REALTY LO. 4-5555
MASS. AVE; UNBELIEVABLE! We
believe we can guarantee this To
be the largest, finest and most
beautiful home on the market for
the nSn Money yo,tiz iExeSl1Siys S1Ss community
tsins nearly 10000 square feet
and many lovely trees. Approxi-
mate room sizes: Center hall 8
feet wide, living room l5x24, din.
rm. l4x16, kit. 14x16, powder
room, immense bedrooms IN
Guiding master bedroom lSx22,
. baths, rec. rm. space with fire.
place. large screened porch, gear
built-in garage: priced in lower
5Os; VACANT. Out -of-town owner
urges instant actionl FRANK s..
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-141l; ewes.
OIL. 6-5l22.
MONTGOMERY HILLS-AttractivO
all-brick Colonial on large wooded
lot with 3 twin-sized bedrooms,
separate dining room, recreation
room, garage: S19,950, A. J. KES-
SINGER. Realtors. JU. 9-4544.
MONTGOMERY HILLS, close-In
Silver Spring Spacious brick
rambler; large liv. rm, with fire.
place, 3 bedrms.. fully equipped
m96srn 9SS, kt gdx,,bt With fb9tldSSWsfy away tfSsa tsa
and some paneling). Reduced ST.
300: priced right at S2l,990.
YOUNKIN SZ co. LO. 4-SO22 TIL q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(coNTINUEp)

BETHESDA, GEORGETOWN Village
Charming 3-bedrm., 11s-bath brick
rambler: NOW VACANT: large
screened porch; off-street park
shopping center and public and
parochial schools; level fenced
lot. Should sell quickly at only
Sl7.950 with EXCELLENT FL
NANCING. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, OIL. 2-7006; ewes, EN-.
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BETHESDA (Bradley blvd. aree)-
naw Tm abnth sbiaEh rsmBlsf' amSBlsfuats Rec sosG. E
with fireplace, screened porch,
lovely large lot; years old. Cali
sTFuARTT ~ 4 MSURY. SsUfsY N: Nc, REAL REAL.
TORS. 1907 Wis. ave. NV.
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K. a-95S3 Ak. e-e3se

ROCK CREEK HILLS-Choice split
level; 2 yrs. old; bedrms., 2h
baths, big din. rm., dishwasher, /,
etc. and clothes washer, family
rm., stairs to attic; garage; sell
in 30s. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF
Mn INC NJ 6.TGOO
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POTOMAC

DRIvE-on q beauti-
fully wooded lot in an area Of
quality homes. Contemporary ram
bier Of redwood and brick; 4 bed
rms, 8 baths and family room
with firepl. Enormous lower level.
scar carport. Priced, S6S,500.
Ewes. call Mrs. Fahy, OIL. 2-226S.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
pnTnMAT nFFIrE
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KAY BOWLING, Realtor
GLEN MAR PARK

Beautiful red brick Colonial on
quiet street in best school area;
large liV. rm., Seperate din. rm.,
modern kit. powder rm.; 3 good
size bedrmS., full bSmt., lovely
level lot: priced in low, low 20s.
Ewes. call Mrs. Quandt, OIL. 4.
1922
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NIH-NAVAL MED. AREA-A group
OF brand-new 4-bedroom Colonial
homes of true elegance, just north
of Wisconsin ave. and Cedar lane,
features beautiful paneled daylight
family rm. with fireplace opening
onto patio, large family kitchen, 3
full baths, highest quality con-
ft5HftiGn sG snd t6r tRE9psfSu sse by j. $8i fR&
& SON. La. GAIL. Model home.
OIL, 10000; ewes, Mr., Parker,
Evening star., 1961-03-16
CHEVY CHASE D- C-
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1906 5nO0 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE-HAWTHORNE-
Beautiful center-hall brick and
slate home on a double lot Large
bedroom and bath on lst floor, .
more huge bedrooms, dressing
room and bath on Ind floor. One
OF the finest homes available. Mid
;iOs Be sure to see this. Call WO.
$1,000 I'll Q. ,EDW. H. JONES &
Evening star., 1961-03-16

KENSINGToN, SIs,5OO-Attractiv
3-bedrm rambler. dishwasher dis
possl. dinette space, biz rec. rm.;
deep lot. ASSUME 4Iaee TRUST.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC OT 6@SOU itil -
Evening star., 1961-03-16
APARTMENTS WANTED
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

COUPLE, colored. 2 children, want
2-b.r. apt, upper NV, furn. or
unfurn.: up TO sos. RA. 3-66bS.
Evening star., 1961-03-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bed-
rm. 2la-bath brick split-level: fin-
ished rec rm., fully equip. mot.
kit: S2O,95O. Will take smaller
house in trade. Immed. occup.
EISFNACHER REALTY LO. 4-5555