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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

forced to make a trip to the
Soviet Union.
De lager testified that he
had been working for an I'M
identified intelligence agency
since 1859. Both he and Rey-
don said their activities con-
sisted of taking photographs in
Communist ports from aboard
their ships.
The government newspaper
1zvestia charged yesterday that
they were sent to the Soviet
Union as agents of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization 10
determine the location and
firing method of liquid -fueled
rockets in the Western Ukraine.
The story was the first pub
lished hint here that there are
missile installations in that
area, near the Czech and Polish
borders.
The paper said Soviet agents
arrested them trying to cross
into Czechoslovakia August 90.
Izvestia said they took pictures
of pipelines. bridges and mill
tary units and made notes at
night to hide in secret pockets
of their swimming trunks.
Both men appeared in the
court neatly dressed and in
apparent good health. They
testified calmly and OCCASION
ally smiled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
School Aid Bill Signed
Reluctantly by Kennedy

tional standards still will be
before Congress. he said, and
that need must be met on a
basis which, for every dollar
spent. goes much further to at
tack our most critical deficien-
cies than the measure I am re-
quired to approve today"
Inconsistency" Hit
Mr.. Kennedy said an air of
utter inconsistency surrounds
the impacted areas program:
The communities which be-
seeched the Federal Govern
ment to maintain nearby
installations, however uneco-
nomical, now demand that the
Federal Government rescue
them from the fiscal burdens
these installations allegedly
create"
He added: individuals who
profess opposition to Federal
aid to education on grounds of
States rights, racial or religious
controversy, budgetary econo-
my or academic freedom do not
hesitate to demand this Federal
aid to build schoolhouses and
pay teachers salaries in their
own areas"
He said he signed the measure
because the Welfare Depart
ment told him that to defer
action until the next session
of Congress would jeopardize
the entire educational effort of
a substantial number of school
districts largely dependent on
Federal funds.
An estimated one-third of all
public school children benefit
from the impacted areas grants.
Administration forces in Con-
gress tried to use the popular
impacted areas program as a
bait to win passage of the key
measure in Mr.. Kennedv's
education package-grants to
public grade schools and high
schools.
A SIS billion bill carrying
such aid and including a three
year extension of the impacted
area program passed the Senate
but was killed in the House.
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Topsy Meets Match

MELBOURNE, Australia.
Oct. 4 lAP).-A train knocked
down and killed a three-ton
elephant named Topsy after
she ran amok at a local circus
and dashed on to railway tracks
last night. The locomotive was
slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
Duke Of Marlborough
Woos Tina Onossis

LONDON, Oct. 4 (AP.-
Gossip columnists are specu-
lating whether beautiful Tina
Onassis may one day become
the Duchess of Marlborough.
The divorced wife of the
Greek shipping millionaire,
Aristotle Onassis, has been
much in the company of the
Marques of Blandford, who is
the Duke of Marlborough'S
heir.
Tina was a recent guest at
a house party at the Marques
country home, Lee Place, in
Oxfordshire. Earlier, His Lord
ship had been a guest at a
house party given by Tina's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
43 Nkrumoh Foes Held
In Assassination Plots

ACCRA. Ghsna, Oct. 4 (AP)
- Forty-three men. including
leading political opponents of
President Kwame Nkrumah
were arrested last night on
charges of plotting to assas-
sinate him.
Among them were DR.. Joseph
Danquah, opposition candidate
in Ghana's 1860 presidential
election; opposition lea der
Joseph Appiah. son-in-law of
the late Sir Stafford Grips,
once chancellor of the British
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

brother law, Stavros Mar
chos, on a Greek island. Tina
was present, too.
Friends said the former Mrs.
Onassis came to Britain for
treatment of leg broken last
winter in a skiing accident. An
Oxford surgeon said there we're
81 fragments in the break, but
she has made a complete re-
covery.
The Marques marriage to
the former Susan Horribly end
ed in divorce November IL,
1860. From that marriage, the
Marques has two children.
Tina and Onassis also had two
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
d Held as Terrorists

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Oct.
4 (AP) Official sources said
today four persons have been
arrested and charged with
plotting a terrorist campaign,
including sabotage of railway
cars in the Managua yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

President Kennedy has signed
into law with extreme re-
luctance" a bill containing the
remains of his aid-to-education
program.
The measure extends for two
years the program of aid for
school districts crowded with
children of Federal personnel
and continues for two years the
National Defense Education Act.
The former, known as the
impacted areas program, car
ries about $500 million a year
in Federal grants. The Defense
Education Act. which provides
loans to college students and
aids to teaching of science
mathematics and foreign Ian
guages, has been costing about
$3.50 million a year.
Unsound, UneconOmiCap
It was all Congress granted
the President of the ambitious
Federal aid-to-education pro-
gram he proposed this year.
In signing the measure, Mr.
Kennedy said in a statement:
1T i'll becomes those who in
sist that we cannot afford the
expenditure of Federal funds to
aid the public education of all
children to insist with equal
fervor upon the passage of this
unSound and uneconomical
measure which aids the educa-
ton Of only some"
Mr.. Kennedy announced that
he will try again next year to
push through his broader edu-
cation program.
The need to improve eduCa-
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$40 Now Held

The roundup brought to
about $40 the number of per-
sons held under Ghana's pre-
ventive Detention Act. which
permits interning political I'M
desirables" up to five years
without trial.
A government statement said
the men arrested had been
deliberately engaged in &C
Invites calculated to subvert
and endanger the security of
the state
1t accused them of acts of
violence, secret meetings, TAX
ing of secret oaths to assassi-
nate the president and certain
members of the government,
strikes, sabotage and lockouts."
Queens Visit Questioned
The security arrests raised
new doubts about a scheduled
Today visit next month by
Queen Elizabeth II to this
former British colony. .
Duncan Sandys. British Sec
retary Of Commonwealth re-
lationS, was IN Accra when the
arrests were announced He
came here this week for talks
with Mr.. NKrumah in an at
tempt to repair recent strained
relations between the two coun-
tries.
British quarters have PORTED
to signs of growing anti British
sentiment in Ghana and ques-
toned whether the Queen
should come here at such q
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

Exchequer. and former Social
Welfare Minister Patrick Quail
doc, ousted from Mr.. Nkrumah's-
cabinet last May.
Three members of Parlia-
ment and seven women were
also arrested. the latter on un-
specified charges.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Three Maryland Drivers
Make Marine Hall Of Fame

NEW YORK, Jan. Il (spe-
ciaD Three Maryland power
boat drivers were among Is
elected today to the Gulf Ma
rine Racing Hall Of Fame for
1860.
The elections were announced
at an awards breakfast at the
Essex House.
The three were Calvert G,
tSkeeter) johnson Of Cam
bridge in the inboard group
and Donald Christy Of Balti-
more and Ted Thompson OF
Randallstown among the out
boarders.
Other inboarders named were
M. N. Shansby Of Los Angeles,
John Landaiche Of New Or
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leans. Bill Schumacher Of Sc.
attle. Ennie Argence Of New
Orleans and Bill Muncey o
Seattle.
Other outboarders were vii.
liam Primpas Of Milton, Mass.
William Leonhardt of New
York. John n. Schedel Of Sc.
caucus. N. J.. Charles r. Piper
of Chairman. N. j.. Skip Sher.
wood of Seattle, Fred Goehl Of
Quincy. H., and Bud Wiget Of
Lakeland. Fla.
johnson won the 280 cubic.
inch national championship ir
his Beverly Ann III. Christy
|amassed 45.s55 points in com.
petition to win the Kiekhaefel
Trophy for the third year in q
Evening star., 1961-01-15

|fiberglas boats including Q IT.
foot Seafair sedan and six run
abouts up to II feet.
Lone Star has Q cruiser and
runabout In. aluminium and one
cruiser and four r,inabouts in
fiberglas. The l4-foot alumni
mum Lancer has q seamless
deck and no riyets or fasteners
are visible above the gunwale.
Barbour is showing q 20-foot
Silver Clipper hardtop with
Volve inboard-outhoard drive,
q 20-foot Fisherman, a 23-foot
Silver Clipper cruiser and a
runabout.
Other outboard exhibits in
clude Amphibious Boats, Aristo
Craft, Aluma Craft. Cape Cod
Shipbuilding. Duatech, Fisher
Pierce, Glastron. Harwill. Sea
Mac, Whirlwind. Sears Roe
buck. Su-Mark. Wagemaker
and Winner.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Novel Designs Feature
Outboord Boots for 81

lever controls. built-in gas
tanks and recessed racks for
water skis.
Rudder at Bow
I One Of the most unusual
outboards on display is the 1S-
foot Fiberglas On Target
shown by the Tomahawk Boat
Co. It is a three-pointer with
one riding surface forward and
two aft and steers by q rudder
mounted at the bow. Power is
supplied by an outboard motor
mounted in q well forward OF
the cockpit so that 1t will not
turn. It will, however, tilt to
clear obstructions.
Foreign outboard displays in
clude a 21-fcot japanese cruis-
er shown by Ashai New York
Inc, q l9-foot Hummel with
landau top and seats that con-
vert to hunks from Germany
and the Flying Finn line Of util-
tiles from Finland.
Thompson, which calls itseli
the largest builder Of wooden
outboard boats, Is showing five
including q new l9-foot Club
Cruisette. Lyman, also a build
er of wooden lapstrake craft, Ii
exhibiting several with more
rake to the stem and bow flare
than in the past.
The. 26-foot Sea Hawk. showr
by Commodore Boats. Is the
biggest outboard cruiser among
the Is in the show.
200 HIP Rating Given
Custom Craft gives its foul
fibergias models the highest
horsepower rating in the show
up to 200 hp. It is exhibiting
two catamarans, Is and II
feet long. and two monohul
boats with its Tredronic mul.
tiple- -planing-su hull de.
sign.
Penn Yam is showing IL boat.
In lapstrake and wood and plas.
tic combinations while Ole
Town has six. including utili.
ties 10 and % feet long with
small cabins.
Glasspar is exhibiting sever
Evening star., 1961-01-15

4 d -
row. Thompson won the Ma
tionai outboard Association
championship In the A hydro
class.
Also honored were newcomers
to the Gulf 100 Mile an Hour
Club. They included Merle Blair
of Alexandria, Va. who reached
lot miles an hour in his 266
cubic-inch hydro, Miss Spring
field. at New Martinsville. w.
Va. September rs.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. II (Spe-
ciai) Two trends are quickly
apparent among the 200 or SC
outboard runabouts, cruisers
and utilities on display ct the
National Motor Boat Show
They are:
I. A continued trend toward
fiberglas. More than so per
cent of the 40 exhibits of out
board boats include at least
one fiberglas model.
2. A continued trend away
from pronounced-fine styling
With a few exceptions, the high
fins Of the 1869 period have
given way either to subdued
fins or a complete absence OF
fins.
Also noteworthy is the grow.
ing application of lapstrake
outer shells to fiberglas. alumni
mum and even nooth-planked
wooden boats.
Grumman Adds Glass Model
As for fiberglas. predictions
made in the boating industry
that it soon would dominate the
outboard field seem to be com.
ing true. Most comapnies IA.
nous for aluminium boats have
added glass models. Latest 1!
Grumman which is introducing
its first fiberglas runabout.
l7-footer.
An interesting development
In aluminium boats, though. Il
Starcraft's use Of lapstrake hui
forms in this metal. The com
pany has several fiberglai
models but thinks SO highly o
aluminium lapstrake construc'
ton that 1t is offering a 15-yeal
written guarantee on its boats
Revel Craft Of Baltimore ant
Skee-Craft. two builders o
sheet plywood outboard boats
offer many Of their STANDARD
models with an optional QUITE
sheathing Of Tapped woodel
strakes, designed to increasI
stability and seaworthiness.
Matched Outfit Shown
The Marine Products Division
of McCulloch Corp. manufac
turer Of Scott outboard motors
Is offering q first at the shoy
In Q factory-matched outboar'
boat. motor and trailer combi
nation.
The Flying Scott. as tn
boat Is called, is designed TO
use with one motor. the rs.
Flying Scott. The compan.
says the new boat, which ha
the luxury appointments Of
fine automobile, remains leve
when accelerating without tn
high bow angle normally en-
countered.
Boarding also is made eas,
by q folding ladder which ex
tends out Of the forward hatcl
and over the bow. A wrap
around plexiglass windshiel'
tilts to facilitate this boarding
Other features include q dis
appearing convertible top
sports car dash panel. single
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Squadron to Meet

The Potomac River Power
Squadron vii meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday at Corinthian Yacht
Club.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
soA1S5N's sHePp,saHavIbE-ft
- y S1s.1s< Szs<ee1s -

17-FT. CRUISERS, with foam hunks.
oy ayins SSle Also chTS%s sySsb. 9.sSy e
epsa eaas IL Hny D As thfm iNSsaz SoazT
Co.. Cars Wharf road. Mayo, Nd.
Swift S-3lss.
JOHNSON outboard on mOtors.pisccnnt
R9dss B0aTs ENFR EsNyallfbes sAPM so,.,s sTAMs
JU. 5-7773. Open Thurs. and Fri.
ewes. I'll g. closed Sunday.
WANTED, HOUSE BOAT = Private
party: cash; prefer alum. Send full
info. price, const.. power and loca-
ton. Box 56-J. Star.
1g-FT. OUTBOARD CABIN CRUIsER:
scesssori.s; % best cssh % offsr. Be. esr sesr
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
ORDINANCE NO. 407

AN ORDINANCE of inc City of Nome. Alaska. 10 amend Sec lion l6-5, of the Code of Or dinances of Nome. Alaska. re- qarding snow removal and assessments. and selling an et- fective date.
 Be it ordained and enacted by the Common Council of the City oi Nome. Alaska. as follows: Section l6-5. Snow removal and assessments.
 (a) No person having the care, either as owner or occupant of any premises bordered by a sidewalk on Front Street be- tween "B" Street and Steadman Avenue shall fail to remove any snow which may have fallen thereon. within a reasonable time thereafter.
 tb) Tn the event that a person mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall fail to keep the sidewalks in front of his res pective premises reasonably clear of snow. the City may cause the snow 10 be removed from such sidewalk and assess the cost thereof against such premises al the rate of fifty cents t50c) per front foot. Such assessment shall be para mount lien upon the premises against which ii is assessed and may be collected and enforced and be subject to the same pen allies and interest after delin- quencY as in the case of gen. eral taxes.
 (c) A person whose snow has been so removed shall be mail ed. by registered mail. a notice in writing by the City Clerk. stating inc time of removal and the cost of removal. Said notice shall state that if the owner does not appear and in writing object 10 said charge. the same shall be immediately assessed against his property by motion properly carried al the next en- suing Council meeting. The lien shall attach from the date of
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Wearing Informal Attire
 Leads to Job Suspension

NORWICH, Conn. R - A WOm- an employe of the Public Utilities Department is standing on her rights to come to work in low heels
 "This is America. We're living in a democracy" said Judith FL well yesterday after she was sus pended from her job for three days for defying her boss edict against informal attire.
 Depressed at what he called the sloppy appearance of the departments women employees, Public Utilities Manager Philip White last week banned "eotards, bobby socks, knee socks, slacks, loafers, moccasins, ballet slippers and other shoes without heels"
 For a few days Mrs. Elwell complied. Then she reappeared in the low heels and, after warn ing, she was suspended.
 Mrs. ElWell said she was more comfortable in the low heels. After all, I don't type with my heels,' she said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Propose SIS Million a Year For Highways in Alaska

JUNEAU, R-A resolution urg- ing Congress to make a lump sum appropriation of $15 million a year for the next 20 years for the development of highways in AL aska passed the House Tuesday
 The appropriation would be in lieu of Alaska's exclusion from the national system of interstate and defense highways.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

passage of said motion and the same shall thereupon be en- tered on the assessment rolls of the city. No such motion shall be made within ten days of the mailing of said notice.
 This Section shall become ef- fective immediately upon its pas sage by the Common Council and the approval of the Mayor.
 Passed by the Common Coun- cil of the City of Nome. Alaska al regular session assembled or the 27th day of February. 1861.
 /s/ Steffen Andersen. (SeaD Mayor
 /s/ Robert F. Scott. Attest: City Clerk Publish March 1, 3, 6, 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
COOL. MAN. COOL

WASHINGTON, R The water in the White House swimming pool has been cooled down toward New England temperature for President Kennedy.
 Press Secretary Pierre Salinger reported in reply to questions yes terday that Kennedy has used the pool only a couple of times since he took office Jan. 20.
 The first time, Salinger said with a chuckle, the temperature was around 100 degrees"
 "I understand it's been cooled down." Salinger added.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
JOHN KOST JR.. PRESENTED FIVE YEAR SERVICE PIN

John KOst Jr., was presented with his Alaska Airlines Five Year Service Pin at a small party at the George Lienard residence last Saturday evening.
 Attending the party were Johns fellow employees at Alas ka Airlines. Refreshments, in cluding a cake with the Alaska Airlines emblem on it, were served by MT. and Mrs. Lienard.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
THE WEATHER

Continued fair with little change in temperature. Northwest winds gusting to 25 mph. Low tonight 20 to -25, high tomorrow 5 to 10. In the last "A hours as of FOO a. m. today: High of 6, low of -21. Sunrise at 7:10 a. m., sunset at 5:19 D. m.
 Temperatures a year ago today: High of 31, low of 12. Extremes on this date since 1907: High of 40 in 1888, low of -33 in 1856.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
MAJOR CRIME IN U. s. JUMPS l2 PER CENT IN 1860

WASHINGTON R - The FBI says major crime in the United States jumped 12 per cent last year over the record total of 1859.
 The report issued Tuesday show ed no decline in any crime cate gory. Robberies rose 18 per cent; burglaries, Is per cent; larcenies, II per cent; auto thefts, ' per cent; murder, per cent; rape, 4 per cent; and aggravated assaults, 3 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Arrivals and Departures

Returning from Fairbanks with Wien Airlines were Dorothy Craig, MT. and Mrs. Holger Jorgensen and family and Bill Munz. Kot- zebue passengers were Frank Ka youtuk, Edan Iyapana, Emil Ko- walcyzk, Nancy Sherman, Don aid Bagi.
 Leaving for Fairbanks were MT. and Mrs. Bob ReddaWay and son, accompanied by Kathleen Bell, Also leaving were Charles Pugh and William O'Leary.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
LEAVES Se5.o00 ESTATE

LOS ANGELES tR - The late Anna May Wong, Los Angeles born Chinese actress, willed prop erty valued at $85,000 to a sister and a brother. Miss Wong, 54, died Feb. 3.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
COMPLETE FIRST AID COURSE

The following persons have suc- cessfully completed the standard Red Cross First Aid course of fered by the Federal Aviation Agency Feb. 20-24:
 Leland I. Adams, Samuel P. Ailak, Carl V. Anderson, Clemant G. Boucher, Roy A. Conklin, Al bert A. Johnson, James w. Seitz, Roy w. Snyder, and Joseph R. UnterWagner.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
MAKE BELIEVE

IfAh L- bLlI1L T. e
 LONDON tR - A toy shop came out today with a make-believe dental drill which buzzes like the real thing.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
Facing Rock Creek Park
EMBASSY AREA

Beautiful white brick Colonial IN a
sousht-after intown location. All
large rooms, liV. rm. with firepl.,
brary with firepl.: 4 bedrms., sit
ting room, sundeck and 2 baths
on End II. Servants room with
bath and large storage areas on
3rd II. Shown by appointment
only: ewes, call MRS. PURSE,
EN-. 2-5I81.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. G-4464
Evening star., 1961-09-25

FAMILY LIVING. HOME LOVING
for folks who love to vacation all
year-round. 40-foot completely
equipped swimming pool goes with
this 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick CO.
lonial with huge kitchen, den,
recreation room with fireplace
and overlooking Sligo Park. $24,-
$50.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

4 TRUSTED NAME IN REAL EST.
OIL. 4-1lOO
Evening star., 1961-09-25
BETHESDA

21, 450 - Reduced $1,000
Tor immediate sale, 3-bed-
I'm. brick Colonial with lst
flr. den and powder rm.,
tned bsmt.; near schools
and bus.
$4,000 - Assume approx.
$4,000 1st trust at 4A%,
Brick rambler with garage,
3 bedrms., ga baths, rec,
rrn.. mod. kit, 2 firepls.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
J. c. coNLEY. Realtors. JU. 9-4134

Y. Y. OOIN4IIA 2 :, 4tNuIVVI % . 2 2 2 III
HOME FOR LOVELY MOTHERS
eve will let Dad be the Judge Of
that this all brk. centrally air
cond. rambler off Plyers Mill Rd.
features bedrms., 1 "a baths, sep.
din. rm. and rec. rm. that puts
any to shame. beamed ceilings
and brk. wall firepL FHA ap-
proved and immed. possession,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1961-09-25

LICKETY-S SPLIT LEVEL; 3 bed
rooms, l "a baths; lovely home with
large family room and modern
''eat-in" kitchen: Assume high
41aeo loan; S19.750.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
HUGH T. PECK, II 246 Georgia Ave,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
GRAB ONE!

HILLS - 2-bedroom
Cape Cod with = more roushed
In upstairs. Extras include side
porch, fireplace and tree-shaded
lot. No money down GI or $3.50
down FHA: S14,950.
Evening star., 1961-09-25

BETTER THAN NEW
4-level in a choice home
area: living room with imported
Italian marble fireplace, full dim
ing room, dream Kitchen, 3 bed-
rooms, ga baths, paneled recrea-
tion room, plus huge recreation
area, screened porch, built-in ga
rage; beautiful lot, 90xlS0; 7
fruit trees in rear; q splendid
value at 800
DnDTDT L NuD TNT
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture
for rent: effic. l, 2, or 8 b.r. apts.
at reas. rates. Special att. to own
ers. Call MARS LEASING CORP.
% Canal st. s.w. Ii 3-0066.
ALL NEW-We furnish any num-
Der of rooms: rates reasonable.
ALLSTAIE FURNITURE. 17l9
Kalorama I'd AID, 2-4l14.
Evening star., 1961-09-25

nr. PIaEa-Spotless
3-bedrm. all-brk. rambler close TO
elem. school; spacious liv. rm. with
firepl., de luxe kit, with plenty
Of table space, large paneled rec.
rm., level fenced lot; FHA or GI;
CIH OOn
Evening star., 1961-09-25
I. L. LEWIS

KENWOOD AREA - Four-b bedroom
brick split-level; huge garden-leveI
rec. rm.. raised firepl., lie. liv.
rm.' cathedral ceiling, sep, din.
sion; low 30s. o. F. SMITH 81
BROS. CO.. INC, OIL. 2-647S.
LANGLEY PIX. AREA-Brick g.
bedrm. Colonial with ia baths,
nice fenced yd., full bsnit., porch.
Call JU. S-S414.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
RITE REALTY

List Rite the 1st Time
PARK-Attractive semi
powder rm. and rec. rm. HUGH
7. PECK. REALTOR. He. 4-170O.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Brick Co.
lonial with, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
terms. HUGH T. PECK. HE. A.