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ing crash but died of burns a
few hours later in a Casa
blanca hospital.
(Airport officials at Zurich,
the planes only stop after it
left Prague, said the de-
parture manifest showed 81
passengers and 8 crew mem
bers and that all apparently
had boarded at Prague. The
officials said that, so far as
they knew, there were no
Americans aboard.)
The Soviet-built turboprop
nyushin-18 had been sched-
uled to stop about 80 miles
away at Rabat's Sale Airport
but because of bad weather
was directed to the Camp Gaze
Airport about 10 miles from
this port city.
Plane ExplOdes
Bad weather suddenly closed
in there also. and the air con-
troll crew instructed the pilot
to make for the big United
States air base at Nouasseur
not far off. Officials said the
plane was already in its glide
path toward the Camp Gaze
strip when the diversion order
was given.
Suddenly the big four-engine
airliner struck a power line
wrenching loose two big cable
pylons carrying high-tension
lines. There was a binding
flash as $4,000 volts of elec-
tricity cracked and the big
Evening star., 1961-07-12

Importance of the half-moon
shaped knife.
Archeologists say this is the
first tool of its kind found so
far south, though others have
turned up in Indian village sites
in New England, Pennsylvania
and Delaware.
Made of gray slate, the knife
is slightly less than 5 inches
long and about 2 inches wide
It's thickest part at the top Is
about % of an inch.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

NAolG vi t9SG nv
NAACP members and delegates
who arrived here this morning
on a special 22-car train from
their SD national convention
in Philadelphia.
The delegates were led by
their national president, Ar
thur Spingarn; Bishop Stephen
Gill Spottswood, chairman of
the board of doctors; and Roy
wilkins, executive secretary.
They arrived at Union Station
shortly before II am. and filed
quietly to the auditorium of
the new Senate Office Build
ing a few blocks away.
Extra police stood watch but
the only demonstration came
from a group of picketing self
styled Nazis led by George Lin
coin Rockwell of Arlington.
After the initial rally at the
Senate building. the delegates
split up to visit their carious
Senators and Representatives
to plead for legislative action
in the civil rights field.
Kennedy Visit Planned
A group Of about so was
scheduled to visit President
Kennedy at the White House
at 4 pm.
II have sent a message
through this group to Presi-
dent Kennedy" Senator Clark
said. But it's a little too hot
to put on the air."
He said the big problem to-
day is that of active Presiden-
tial support. 80 far" he
added, I'VE haven't got it."
At the same time, Senator
Clark continued, no President
in history has done more for
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Similar but unrelated knives
have been found in other areas
of the world. One example is
the "Pict knife" of England said
to belong to the Neolithic
period.
Satisfied that the tool is q
genuine throwback to primitive
man. Mr.. Schafer has presented
it to Mr.. Reynolds society
which presently is exhibiting il
in the basement of the Cecil
County Library in Elkton, Md
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Spy Satellite
IsEired Info
High0rbit
Midas III to Pass
Over Russiu,
Warn of Missiles

POINT ARGUELLo, Calf,
July IL (AP).-The United
States today fired-into a rec
ord 1,850-mile-high-orbit-th
first missile alarm satellite to
pass over Russia.
The altitude was a new high
for a circular orbit. The best
the Air Force had hoped for
was about 500 miles. Previous
high circular orbit for a United
States satellite was about 800
miles.
High altitude benefits the ef-
fectivenesS Of Midas detection
system. the Air Force said,
because it permits a larger
scanning area.
Midas III Is circling the
globe once every 2 hours and
40 minutes. The orbit is ap-
proximately circular, just what
was ordered.
Engine ReStarted
The orbit was achieved by
restarting the satellites engine
over Africa for a brief burst
that increased altitude and
made the orbit more circular.
The satellite, after a series
Of disappointing delays, roared
aloft at 8:12 am. (PDT) from
this Navy space base and into
a polar orbit that will carry it
repeatedly over Soviet territory.
The first pass over Russia
will be the third, about Z hours
and 20 minutes after launching.
Midas III is pioneering a
satellite series aimed at giving
nearly instant warning of hos
tile missile firings. In its nose
Is an infrared eye which can
sense heat from the exhaust of
a missile blasting off hundreds
Of miles below.
Warns of Missiles
Midas III - weight $500
pounds with fuel gone-is a
S0-foot-long space scout with
an infra-red eye which can
sense heat from a missiles ex-
haust hundreds of miles below.
Goal of the series is to give
nearly instant warning of hos
tile missile firings.
The second stage was boosted
by the same Atlas rocket that
fizzled on the launching pad
last Monday after days of post
ponements caused by unex-
planned technical troubles.
Midas and it's sister satellite,
the camera carrying Samos,
are designed as space-age re-
placement for the U-2 spy
plane shot down over Russia
more than a year ago.
Evening star., 1961-07-12


Gov. A. E. S. Stephens, so, of
Smithfield, who made an open
break with the organization
last May and repeatedly at
tackled the Byrd regime in his
campaign.
The only major setback for
Byrd forces was the apparent
defeat-by a scarce 4 votes-of
Delegate James M. Thomson of
Alexandria, a brother-in-law
of State Senator Harry F.
Byrd, jr., and one Of the or
ganization's wheelhorseS IN the
General Assembly.
In races for Lieutenant Gov
ernor and attorney general, the
primary saw champions of the
old "massive-resistance" public
school-closing laws win over
moderates. In Virginia, DEM
ocratic primary victory vir-
tually amounts to election in
November.
State Senator Mills E. God
win, jr., of Suffolk, defeated
Alexandria State Senator Arm
istead L. Boothe for Lieutenant
Governor and State Senator
Robert Y. Button of Culpeper
won over T. Munford Boyd of
Charlottesville for attorney
general by slightly narrower
margins than Mr.. Harrison's
victory. Although defeated for
Lieutenant Governor, Senator
Boothe retains his seat in the
Senate.
With 1890 of 1861 precincts
reported, the vote for Governor
was:
Harrison: 192,524.
Stephens: 145,92S.
Incomplete returns for Lieu
tenant Governor showed:
Goodwin: 180,993.
BOOthe: 149,567.
For attorney general:
Button: 171,781.
Boyd: 142,69O.
A third candidate, Eugene
Adkins of Arlington, got 13,508
votes.
The recent campaign was one
Of the most bitter ever expert
enced within the Democratic
party. Taunts of school
cloSerS" and 'free-wheeling,
free spenders, were exchanged
and accusations were made
that one faction was supported
by labor bosses and the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Victory Statement
Mr.. Harrison's victory state
ment was, in part:
"Our opponents were able
and capable men who have
given years of service to Vir-
ginia. Lieut.. Gov. Stephens has
made many contributions to
Virginia and her government
and I am confident can call
upon him and his experience
for aid and guidance in the
years to come. This also is true
of Senator Boothe and Mr..
Boyd
This campaign has involved
issues and not personalities.
I respectfully request the
Democratic Party to unite :"
Republicans last Saturday
nominated Clyde Pearson, of
Roanoke, 36, former assistant
United States attorney, as their
candidate for Governor. The
G. o. P. State Central Commit
tee last night failed to go
through with previously an
nounced plans to nominate
candidates for the two lesser
spots, but may indorse "in-
dependents" who have until
July 81 to file.
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SELF-HELP PLAN
FOR BRAZIL

A WAY OUT for BroziI, plagued
with drought and feudol-ose osri-
cultural methods, is the subject Of
Stoff Writer George Shemon's story
on Puqe A-3.
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Riqhts Bills Blocked,
Clark Tells NAACP
200 in RuciAI Group Arrive Here
To Spend DuY Pushing LEGISLATION

Civil rights legislation doesn't have much of chance
this year, Senator Clark Democrat of Pennsylvania warned
the National Association for the Advancement Coored
People today.
Although bills including the extension of the Civil
Rights Commission which expires this fall probably will
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Plane Crash Kills II
At CosobIonco Airport
Czech Turboprop Strikes Power Line;
No Americans Believed to Be Aboard

CASABLANCA, Morocco, July IL (AP).-A giant Czecho-
ovak arliner carrying 72 from Prague and Zurich
struck powerlne and exploded its glide toward land
ing here today All aboard perished
Mali passenger Kou Baly, 81 lived through the flam-
Evening star., 1961-07-12


need United States aid against .
possible Communist infiltration. /
Addressing Senste and House |
members for almost an hour in |
Stote Dinner Honors Ayub ot Mount
Vernon. Poss C-l
joint session and speaking In
English without a prepared
text, he declared:
1.-The United States has world
obligations, and if you try to
hide from them you do so at
your own peril"
The Pakistan President frankly
appealed to Congress for con-
tinued assistance to his country.
He assured the legislators that
such aid will give strength to
both countries.
Meets Kennedy
Mr.. Ayub made his appeal to
Congress after comforting with
President Kennedy at the
White House for an hour and
a half this morning.
Mr.. Kennedy promised the
Pakistani leader a team Of
American scientists and engi-
neers will be dispatched TO help
remove salt from millions of
acres of Pakistan land.
Mr.. Kennedy said he would
assign his Science Advisory
Committee to make an immedi-
ate study of what could be done
practically" in the extremely
expensive discrimination prof.
ect, White House Press Secre-
tary Pierre Salinger reported.
Kashmir Not Discussed
Pakistan's dispute with India
over the princely states of
Jammu and Kashmir did not
come up, Mr.. Salinger said, be-
cause of the long discussion of
economic development in PAX
istan.
Secretary of State Rusk told
newSmen the talks had been
practical and productive"
The .Kashmir problem had
been listed as the principal
topic for discussion at today's
meeting. 1t will be brought up
tomorrow when President Ayub
pays his third call at the White
House.
In his address before Con-
gress, Mr.. Ayub said it would
be "a great, great calamity to
be overtaken by communism
and thwarted in the determina-
ton of Pakistan to maintain
freedom and independence" He
declared that his compare
lively youthful, independent
nation necessarily must seek
assistance from the United
States.
"NOble Task"
Your country has been very
good to u.s." he continued,
You are carrying out a very
noble task indeed. Now YOU
undoubtedly have heard many
appeals of this kind for as
s1stance and you may say you
are getting a bit tired. I sug-
gest to you that you had better
not get tired.
This drew loud applause
from the legislators. They also
applauded him a moment later
when he said:
I'VE are pressing you as
friends. If we make good you
will get it back in many forms.
We will get strength and you
will get strength"
The Pakistan President de-
voted much of his address to
a description of his country's
struggle to achieve independ-
ence and the extremely diff
cult problems it faces in trying
to assure a better basis of land
distribution and the creation
Of a democratic parliamentary
system of government.
Notwithstanding some ad-
vance reports that he might be
brusque and lacking in humor,
he drew frequent laughter as
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Harrison Slate
Victory Shows
Byrd Strength
Only Major Loss
Is Alexandria
Delegates Race
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

Virginia'S conservative polit-
ical organization led by Senator
Harry F. Byrd has again dem
onstrated its potency by NOM
mating a full slate headed by
Albertis S. Harrison, jr., for
Governor in yesterdays Demo-
cratic primary.
Mr.. Harrison, 81, former at
torney general, defeated 1t.
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passed, most are hopeleSSly
begged down in committees, he
SAID.
The Senator addressed the
opening rally of some 1900
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Ayub Warns u. s.
Not to Trim Aid
Pukistuni
Seeks More
Assistance

President Ayub Khan of
Pakistan suggested to Congress
today that you had better not
get tired" of hearing requests
for assistance to countries who
need United States aid against
possible Communist infiltration.
Addressing Senste and House
members for almost an hour in
Stote Dinner Honors Ayub at Mount
Vernon. Poss c-l
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Primary Results From Suburbon Areos
Poees BIZ and B.;
Mrs. Harrison Sees Challenge in New
Role. Poss C-5
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TILE M/EAruEn. Full Report
Jill AIHEN' on Pose B-2

District and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain to-
night, low about So. Mostly cloudy and
rather warm with showers tomorrow. High
and low of last "a hours: High, Sc. at 4
pm. yesterday; low, Sc, at 6:15 am. today.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

TRACER REALTORS. JU. $500
ROCKVILLE; amazing buy at S14,-
500-Lovely Cape Cod; 3 large
bedrms., sep. din. rm., kit. with
table space, PLUS pine paneled
rec. rm. full bsmt. with exit, storm
windows and doors. See it and
you will love 1t.
!. L. LEWIS, LO. 5-4330
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CHEVY CHASE, N.-Brand-new
spacious 4-bedrm. 3-bath brick
Split-foyer rambler; lge. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., today's all-electric
kit, huge daylight family rm. with
firepl. in full bsmt; hot-water
Dashboard heat; lear garage;
priced 70 sell in upper 30s. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-7006;
eVeS or, A.OESS
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i rms, % ~ baths, at poPcl' SPcnef Zoo justin Rff1
way. FLA, S16,oOO. OV. 3-4232
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTlNuEDl

ETHEsDA-Redecorated charmer.
3 bsdEm; .,. rambler. bsMt;. fenced
ANDR1S REALTY. OLE 9070 Til 9
BETHESDA-Pretty as a picture;
close to st. James: lRe. 4-bedrm.
brick, 3 full tile baths, carport,
full tiled basement. fenced lot;
S30,950. OIL. 6-3471.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

KENSINGTON owner sacrifices
New England Cape Cod with 4
bedrms., full baths, huge 10000
4; lot with view; many features;
rent. cail Lo. 5-os44 til Q pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
KENSINGTON AREA-Attractive s.
bedrm. brick rambler, firepl. in
CUTE N CozY"
Beautiful front porch. all glass,
". iaiJuiSfe 3. NIcHoh2s G5hasW'' 10. 5-OsoO
KENWOOD AREA OPEN DAILY
l-5; new 5-bedroom. 21s-bath
spltt-leyel; family rm. and gaEage;
SSS, 800: Also new Colonial $685.
800: River I'd. to Kenwood en-
westward i fiSht to o. @ homes s.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY OF MD,
INC. OIL. 6-7S00 It'll 9.
KENWOOD AREA AN excellent
value; immaculate brick rambler
with study. 8 bedrmS., 3 full baths,
8, fireplaces, large din. Tm., COM
pletely equip. kit. with breakfast
area. paneled rec. room, above
ground level: centrally air condi-
toned. S37,600. KORZENDORFER,
.REAITOR. OIL. 4-S111 It'll 8.
LAYToNSYILLE-2 acres, brick
rambler, hv. rm., firepl., DIN. IL,
spacious mod. kit, 3 bedrms., bath;
full bsmt., oil heat, carport, pvt.
drive, garden and horse pasture;
S22 800, terms.
CLARKSBURG-3 acres, good Cape
Cod, ny. .rm., mod. kit, bedrms. =,
bath; full bsmt., oil heat, abun-
dance OF shade; lot ideal for
horses; $15,5o0, terms, $1,000
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Md. WI. S-9223
or 301-DI. e-3362
MASS. AVE.-LTTTLE FLOWER!-
Air-eonditioned brick rambler in
popular Springfield: large lot with
beautiful trees, one block from the
church; 3 bedrmS-, 2 baths, fabu-
lous new kitchen, delightful patio,
private, cool Iand shady: no base
ment but plenty Of storage and
NO STEPS UPPER 20s FOR
QUICK SALEl FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, INC. DI. 7-1411: ewes,
NORTHWOOD. LIST Offering! A.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod with
ASSUME CT ~ pct. loan
M; schools and transp; asking
BEERS Tg; s'ys EROS. I'll o III. 5.7e,1
Evening star., 1961-06-01

MODERATE DoWN-And take over
already financed, low interest
loan at SS7 q mo-, for this
sturdily built all-brick Junior
rambler; situated on pretty COX
$50 #. lot; twin-size bedrms.,
floored attic for storage or can
be expanded; near st. Mary'S
Church, schools and all convent
enceS.
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6 BEDROOMS

SPACIOUS English Cape Cod now
beinb 0 m pi iete d in ColesVille
Manor, Silver Spring. Two -dens,
sewing room,. rec. rm. w/firepl.
and many other features add up
to q very attractive home. Attrac-
tive lot 100x270: Built by, Edwards
MA. 2-1199. EN-. 3-93I7.
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BETHESDA

THIS charming Colonial home, one
OF the most beautiful In Park
wood, offers liv. rm. with picture
window and firepl., sep, din. rm:,,
modern fully equipped kit. with
bath on Ist floor; 8 bedrms. and
fun bath on End floor; paneled
rm. on Srd floor could be 9th
bedrm.; gas hot-air heat; screened
porch patio and beautiful yard
new wall-to-wall carpet included;
S31.750.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

ALEXANDRIA-An immaculate brk.
semidetached home with large
living rm., kitchen with eating
space, Ia baths, full basement,
patio with awning and rear fenced
yard Good 4l2oo assumption. Easy
access to downtown Washington,
Full price, S16,950-m owe fast on
this. Call days, WE. S-6700.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
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$1,000 down incl
settlement, no red tape.-4bed-
rm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod with
full bsmt.; large modern kit. with
adjoining dinette: only year old;
trades invited.
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$3.50 CASH

Total cash needed to move in, 8.
bedrm. brick rambler; full bsmt..
rec. rm., gas hot-air heat. Pay
mentS less than rent. CARROLL
TON REALTY, SP. 3-3S3S.
2 HORSES may be kept here. ADEL.
PHI-Modern 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod; 2l2 baths, rec. rm., garage,
HOT-WATER HEAT, other extras;
"a ACRE. By appt.
University Realty
Realtors HE. 4-35OD
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CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

NORTHWOOD. LIST Offering! A.
bedrm.. 2-bath brk. Cape Cod with
rec. rm.
ASSUME CT AZ pct. loan
M: schools and transp; asking
BEERS BROS. I'll O III. k-zR11
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BEIHESDA-Ihree-bedrm. rambler,
shaded by towering trees, mr..
schools, on quiet street. Huge
kitchen 2 baths, family rm,i
loan; S24,950, reas. offer con-
sidered OWNER, OIL. 2-7995.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

CT NO SIS DOWN and save on settle
ment costs-For 3-bedrm. brick
front rambler: delightful Youngs-
town kit. with ample table space,
to all public schools and Elizabeth
Seaton High Owner sacrificing for
immediate sale, due to out OF
state transfer.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

GREENWOOD KN0LLS, wheaton
LEAVING TOWN, MUST SELL
attrac. 3-bedrm. split-level, lh
baths, finished rec. rm., Wv.
carpet, lge. liv. and din. rm., eat
in kitchen, wall oven, d.w.; lge.
fenced lot: S20,500. OWNER,
VIII. 6-0S32.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

NEW English bungalows
with attractive maintenance free
alumni. exteriors; 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, separate din. rm., dream
de luxe kit; large fully sodded lots
with age-old trees; next to city
park; acres Of play area for chill
dren; near parochial, public
or conventional terms with 109e
down.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

VETS-No dn. payment, possession
June 18th; 3-bedrm. brk. front
rambler, extra large kit, full
bsmt., walk to st. Bernards, pub
lie, elem. and high school; shop
ping Just around the corner and
Just minutes from the parkway
Priced for irnmed. sale. FHA terms
Evening star., 1961-06-01
IEORGET0WN AREA-DUMBARTON

Just . step out Of Old Georgetown,
Liv. rm. wIfireplaee, open. onto
spacious porch; paneled den, din.
rm., 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.,
gar, lovelv garden S39. 1900. Call
Mrs. Davis. EN-. 2-649l.
h. A. GILL q SON
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University Realty

OXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler
lge. fenced lot. Small dn. payment
SOUTHLAWN RLTY., LO. 1885
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q TO o
KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6O40
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
1908 8. Arlington Ridge Rd.
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icoNTlNUeo)

CHESTERBROOK WOODS-LarRe
hSuse; S225: partly furn. If de-
sired. KE. S-6652.
CHEyERLY-3-bedroom brick. ia
baths, bsmt., rec. rm., garage.
Avail. June 1, Sl45 mo, CLYDE r.
ADAMS, REALTOR. UN. 4-1143.
FAIRFAX-3-bedrm. Cape Cod, liv.
rm, din. rm., kit, rec. rm.: short
term lease will be given, $3.50
per mo. CIR. 3-O573
Evening star., 1961-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING-Close-in, i'm
maculate 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial
on level lot, det. gar. S23,9o0.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtors. HE. 4
LisT WITH Us FOR RESULTS
SILVER sPRNG-Large yard and
tai trees; 3-bedrm. brick rambler
ment; many extras; ST, Johns
nearby; S22,95O.
YoUNKIN q CO. 10. 4-sO22 Til 8
SILVER SPRNG-Assum $50, 900
447S GI loan on 4-bedrrn., =
bath brk. split-level: wall-to-wall
earpeting. and drapes; firepl. in
liv. rm.; large, sep din. rm.; car
port, too. To inspect, Call Lo.
sUBuRBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
SILVER SPRING; best area = All
brick. 4-bedrm. home: you name
IL sep. din. rm huge liv. rm,
'WLilrepl., pantry bkfst nook. 2
RPfTki RRAbir $4,000. and "oK'D A
KEN pRUsKIN & co. Lo. 5-2oo5
SILVER SPRING = Spacious g.
electric kit, din. rm., large rec.
rm.; near junior high and trans
portatlon. Assume large 4hec
loan; Price, S22,950. LO. 5000.
HUGH Z. PECK, 1l246 Georgia Ave
SILVER SPG.-ROsEMARY HILLS
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Neat Cape Cod, located on quiet,
porcn, overlooking sttfactive, we'll
Kept arden; walk to public
schools; S22,950.
oooEE v; "; BEEENs REALTORS
SILVER SPRING-Brick rancher,
elose.in location. Owner trans
terred and must sell his 3-bedrm.
nome Pyt; de, den fuil bsmt;, rec.
Of $4,000 and payments less
than rent. List with Lisz, L. j.
LISl CO. HE. 4-l300.
SILVER SPRING-All-brick ram
8 nice bedrms. and bath, fully
equip. kit, sep. din. rm., full
bSmt; rec. rm., "a bath, garage
MSno200D,SsnDE Sno20 NJ REALTY CO.. JU. g.
SILVER SPRING, Quain. Acres
Lge: brick rambler; bedrms., 2h
REALTY Co, JU. 9-e440 I'll 8.
SILVER SPRING-S35O down, @
bedrm. rambler in perfect con-
dition: good close-in location. You
VII be delighted to have called
HUGH T. PECK. 1124e Georgia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Sill. sPG.-N. HAMPSHIRE AVE.
ASSUME 41a%
GI-$3.OOO On.
Huge Sgts. split,leyeli 4 bedrms.. 3 full
lot; walk to St, Ca caimfIiuS ff cathoiic oic
School. 500. 500.
oooF. W. BERENs. REALTORS
1927 Fenton St, s.. s. JU. 7-77OO
Sill; ,SPG., Mont. Hills-3-bedrm.
11a-bath brk. E-z terms. OWNER,
DI. 7-4445, eyes,, MA. 2-1154.
SILVER SPRING, Rosemary Hills
Air-cond., 3-bedrm. brk. rambler:
WV. carpeting, 1h baths; rec.
rm. in full bsmt.: Florida rm.;
patio; $22,50O. OWNER, JU. s.
SILVER SPRING-S4OO incl. settle
ment, $50 mo-: clean 2-bedrm.,
ramb, fenced lot, lge. kit, auto,
gSaSSher; MOVES REALTY, Po. p
SILVER SPRNG-3-bedrm., IL
bath. brk; contemporary bi-leyel
OWNER WILL PAY CLOSING
COSTS; S19,950. LO. 5-S630.
@. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
SILVER SPRING-Ciose to Mrs
Kay's Toll House. S20,5OO. One
of Silver Springs choice neigh
borhoods. Lovely brick home; slate
roof, separate din. rm., fireplace,
kit. with eating space, 2 baths,
screened porch; full bsmt. with
lovely finished rec. rm. and extra
rm. with picture window; walk
out ground level. Trees. Walk to
Blair High and bus. See today
MCINTOSH REAL ESTATE CO.,
JU. 5-7533.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WHERE ELSE
CAN YOTI RITv


For SIS $50. . 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
with din. rm., lge. kit, rec. rm.,
beaut. yard with trees; S70O down.
Allen Real Estate, 10. $3.50
WOODsIDE PARK-Due to set
tlement Of estate this exceptional
property must be sold immedi-
ately. Large, detached 5-bedrm.
stone, finished rec. rm., 2-car
garage; ideal location for chill
dren,. Asking S37,500 with flexi-
BILE financing. For all details and
inspection, call r. T, SMITH, At
torney, EX. 3-6737.
WOODSIDE AREA-dracious g.
bedrm., 3-bath brk. Colonial on
beautiful lot; oVerlooks park,
huge din. rm., den, paneled rec.
Tm., many extras. In the low 30s.
10. 6-6630.
@. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
BETHESDA

The attractive living room
with fireplace opens into q
paneled den, off which is q
large screened porch. An ex-
cellent S-bedroom Colonial.
Kitchen with table space,
garage. FHA or conven-
tional financing. Low 20S.
Please call Mrs. Neill. OIL.
4-l5l2,