davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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are on relief. The welfare bud
get claims nearly one-third or
$3.50. 3.0S5 Of a city budget of
$3,134.383.
Newburgh's dispute with the
State over its welfare policies
started in May when Mr..
Mitchell ordered a muster of all
relief clients in the police sta
ton in order to check the val
idity of their qualifications to
receive payments. A State well
fare official criticized the mus
ter, at which $50 recipients
appeared, claiming that the
aged, the infirm and the Grip
pied were forced to attend or
lose their monthly checks.
Mr.. Mitchell answered that
Checks Sent Some
physically incapacitated per-
sons were not required to attend
and their checks were de-
livered.
The city manager said he
doubted that the NAACP view
point represents "the feelings
of the majority Of the decent
law abiding Negroes in the
city,"
Mr.. Mitchell commented:
"The fact is that much Of
our program is aimed at pre-
serving the respectability Of the
fine Negro citizens who form
the basis Of the historic Negro
community in this city.
II suggest that the local
NAACP head find out what the
true feelings Of their bretheren
are before attempting to block
measures which will help his
race in their struggle for dignity
and equality. Our aims are
identical"
Evening star., 1961-06-25
New Missile Ship

BOSTON, June "a tAP)-
The Navy's newest guided mis-
sile destroyer Sampson was
commissioned today at the Bos-
ton naval shipyard and Joined
the United States fleet. The
3,370-ton ship is the third to
be named after Rear Admiral
William T. Sampson. hero OF
the Spanish American War.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
Women Found
Hanged in Home

Mrs. Henry ]. Parisella, "a.
was found hanged yesterday
morning in the basement Of
her home at 414o Seventeenth
street NV. The District Cor
oner's office ruled the death a
suicide.
Mr.. Parisella, police reported.
said he awoke, missed his wife
and discovered her hanging by
an electric cord from a water
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pipe in the basement. Mrs.
Parisella was dressed in night
clothes.
Mr.. Parisella said his wife
had been depressed and had
been under q physicians care
since September. Mr.. Pariselia,
Q communications specialist
with the State Department.
said his wife was q native Of
Romania. The Parisella's only
son, Tony, 6, and q 11-year-
old boy the Parisellas have
been caring for were at home
at the time.
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Singer to Study
On Eulbriohf Award

Carl W. Kaiser, n. OF 70i
South Nineteenth street, Ar
lington. has been awarded a
Fulbright scholarship for q
years study at the Hochschule
fur Musk, Hamburg, Ger
many.
Mr.. Kaiser, q tenor soloist
at WeStmoreland Congrega-
tional Church, Arlington, re-
ceived q masters degree in
music this month from Catho-
lie University.
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Institutes Of Health in Bethes.
da, Md.
A native of Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. Mitchell is the son Of the
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Chevy Chase Native
Newburgh City Manager
Mitchell is a former admins
trative officer at the National
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All Stores Open Early, Open Late Mondays
Evening star., 1961-06-25

T.Fal Demonstration. North Building, June
26, n, 2S, 1000 am. to 400 p.m.; Chevy
Chase, June 20 and 80, 1900 noon to 500 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
Collectors Items

These ore exceptionally fine, rore ond very old.
Mony Others not listed.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Paint Rake

To repair a wood rake,
simply drive out what is left
Of the wood tooth, buy q
piece of dowel wood of proper
diameter. cut it to length
and drive it into the hole.
A sharp knife will produce
the proper bevel at the end.
Incidentally. painting a wood
rake prevents the rotting of
the wood.
An iron rake will often
lose a tooth, and the cost
Of having it welded on again
Is about that of a new rake,
so the repair does not make
sense. However, the handiest
thing a gardener could have
around is an old iron rake
which has been broked off to
one side of the handle so as
to reduce to q half-rake. This
is excellent for getting
around the back Of shrubs
and for other places where
the width of q full rake makes
it difficult to clean out
leaves or rubbish.
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Housing Tips

A new list Of requirements
for homes for older persons
has just been put out-this
one by a Chicago insurance
company.
Based, the insurance COM
pany states, on several ma
tional studies of what older
people want in a home. the
list includes these points: "
I. The home should be in
a moderately active, we'll
balanced community. Con-
trary to expectations, oldSters
don't want an isolated exist
ence far out in the country.
They also like to live In a
community with q liberal,
sprinkling Of older and
younger neighbors.
2. The home shouldn't be
too large. Two bedrooms, q
bath. kitchen, dining area
and living room are suf-
ficient.
3. A one-story house at
ground level is best. There
should be no step between
the house and the outside.
4. Safety features should
be provided. Among them:
Nonslip floors, grab bars on
bathroom walls, and no sills
in doorwayS.
5. Other features should
provide convenience. These
include: Electric outlets "a
inches above the floor to
minimize bending, easy-open-
ing windows, and good light
ing In all rooms.
6. The home should have q
minimum lot size for easy
maintenance with maximum
exposure to the sun.
7. The heating system
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District
Brokers',
SoIesn1en

Recent license issuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
Reel Estote Brokers
Townhouse Realty. Inc, q
corporation.
John o. Duncan. secre-
tary-treaSurer, Peters & Co.
Allan j. Hackner, vice
president, National Capital
Real Estate Corp.
William Fanelli.
Jack Glass, TIA Glass
Realty.
Leon H. Harris, Tia Lee
Harris Associates.
Jay w. Howard.
Warren F. Mats, aka
Matthew Warren TIA Mat
thew Warren Co.
Joan E. Meyers, Tia Joan
Meyers Real Estate.
Isaac Isaac, Isaac g. Co.
Solomon Alex Stern, TIA
AL Stern Realty Co.
Reel Estote S0Iesmen
John L. Beaton, with Par
amount Sales. Inc.
Robert D. Berger, with
DreyfusS Brothers, Inc.
Eddie Fred Brown, with
Mickey Realty Investments.
Inc.
William T. Carl. with
Evelyn G. Kaplan g. Co.
James Richard Cousins,
jr.. with Edward G. Ashton,
Jr.. Realty Co.
Chauncey James Curry.
tr.. with Arlington Realty
Co., Inc.
Doris D. Danz, with Ly-
man c. Dele and Co., Inc.
Milton L. Friedman, with
Paramount Sales, Inc.
David Gordin. with Mar
vim Brown Associates.
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SUMNER, MARYLAND

5606 Pioneer Lone
Center-hoI brick Colonial, and priced for i'm
medote soe Outstanding features include 25toot living
room 25-foot moster bedroom with fireplace additional
bedrooms and boths First floor den and Iovotory and
modern Kitchen Locoted quiet euI-de-soc in neigh
borhood designed for fomiN living Mr.. Peacock. OIL A.
2l5l.
DIRECTIONS: out Mass Ave "a Of mile from West,
continue to Pioneer Lane and left to home
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Hiram H. Graham. with
Daisy c. Lewis.
Robert L. Gruen with
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
Inc.
Samuel Lawrence Hern-
don. with Loretta C. Payne.
Kenneth j. Luchs. with
Shannon and Luchs Co.
Hermon Machanic, with
Sidney z. MenSh and Co.,
Inc.
William H. NARROW, with
A. C. Houghton & Sons, Inc.
Mary B. McKoy, with
Elizabeth F. Peters, Real
Estate.
David Joseph Platt, with
Sam Blanken & Co.
James F. Spencer, with
Daisy c. Lewis.
Margaret Mary Morrissey
She'll, with C. Millicent
Chatel & Joseph M. Wise,
Inc.
William A. Thompson,
with Chevy Chase Realty
Co., Inc.
Rose A. Walker, with r.
A. HumphrieS, Inc.
Alan Roth, with Hampton
Collier Acres, Inc.
Roy L. Clinard, with c.
r. Graham Co., Inc.
Jack w. Curzon. with Sid
ney z. Mensh and Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

Berens firms specilizing in
mortgage banking, real es-
tate investments and Securi-
ties. insurance, property
management and leasing
,and real estate sales.
} The organization has
adopted the name the Ber-
lenS Companies to simplify
Identification, but no change
lin the individual divisions is
involved.
; "A growing volume of bus
iness. greater variety of Gus
toner services and an i'll
creaSing staff required the
firm to seek more spacious
quarters" according to A.
Jasper Moore, executive vice
president of the Berens sales
division.
The main office for the
firm had been at 1922 L
street NV. 1t will continue
TO maintain residential sales
,offices in suburban Mary
land, Northern Virginia and
Durham, N. C.
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Recent license iSSuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
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John Anthony Everett,
with Ken Druskin g. Co.
Morris Friedman, with
National Capital Real Estate
Corp.
John B. Kerr, with Frank
S. Phillips, Inc.
Yvonne Ewell Miller, with
John r. Pinkett, Inc.
Joan w. ODonnell, with
]. C. Chatel.
Jack j. Reed. with Edwin
L. Ellis.
Joseph S. Ref. with J and
j Realty Co.
Frederick Zapi Robichek,
with Fox Realty & Ins.
Tully johnson Sullivan,
with Hampton Collier Acres,
Inc.
LyleS WnlCener, Jr., Win
Paul Stanley Realty Co.
Frank v. Varvaro, with
Rogers Realty Co.
Business Chance Brokers
Leon H. Harris, TIA Syn
dication & Merger Consult
ants.
Business Shonea
Solesmen
David Joseph Platt, with
Sam Blanken & Co.
Jack j. Reed, with Edwin
L. Ellis.
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rI %. a.-I l.' s.---
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Berens
Moves
Office

The Berens Companies
have moved to new and
larger quarters in the Ben
der Building, 1920 Connecti-
scut avenue NV, George W.
ssDeFranceaux, president, an
shounced this week. -.-
= The new location will be
headquarters for the tive
Evening star., 1961-04-08

should provide a minimum of
80 degrees instead of 10 de-
grees in coldest weather.
The insurance firm. Con-
tinental Casualty Co.,
listed the items in connec-
ton with an educational pro-
gram it is holding as part of
a drive to enroll persons IS
and over for disqualification
insurance.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Painting Sequence

If you've ever watched a
professional painter at work,
you've noticed that there is
a set sequence to the way
he does his job.
First he paints the ceiling,
Evening star., 1961-04-08

then the walls, and finally
the woodwork and trim. Fol-
low this same order the next
time you paint: 1t makes for
a quicker, neater job.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Loose HondIe

+, Is your favorite hammer
handle loose? Soak in en-
,gine oil for a few hours to
swell the wooden handle.
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COLLEGE PARK
RAMBLERS (2)

tCkAIWbLG6O w
Completed and ready for oecupancy
3 bedrms.; full bsmt.; moderr
kit, huge liv. rm.. large lot
many trees. l blk. to bus; $4,000
Low as 10TS down.
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hNOhk WS ARIA
OF nothing dn.: brick Cape Cod;
bedrms., expandable attic. bsnit.
fin. rec. rm.: lge. ser. pch; only
S15,950.
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OPEN HOUSE

1os 6sth place. st. Margarets Ter
race. Brick ramblers and bi-levels.
Nothing like It at the price. S16,-
900 with $500 down FLA, GI no
down payment: 8 bedrms., family
sized kit, full walk-out bsmt.'
plastered walls, de luxe appliances.
Immediate occupancy after credit
checked. Just 5 Of these left.
Directions: Out Central ave. to
Addison rd., turn left one block,
turn left again on seth st. and
follow open sign. -
MOORE & MOORE, REALTORS
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Z. c. HILLEY a. CO. REALTORS
FOREST HTS.-Brick Cape Cod, 4
Sio nncndss. oSos nA
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OPEN 1-6 PM.
5403 18th AVENUE
WEST LANHAM ESTATES

New ramblers, 3 and 4 bedrrns,
Choice Of floor plan. Some with
separate dining rooms and bath
in master bedrin. AL have de luxe
equipped kitchens with wall oven.
surface range and large refrig-
orator; full bsmt. Carport optional.
Price from $4,000. Easy terms.
Trades invited. Some ready for
immediate possession.
DRIVE OUT Rte. so to Soth.. left
to model house.
TNfz Ap 7-7774
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MILLER
Country Club Hills
Central Conditioning

White brick rancher; 8 blocks Il
country club. Nicely situated or
a well shrubbed lot at the enc
Of quiet street: ideal for chill
dren. Elegant living greets you as
you enter the wide center hall; a
fashionable living room, picture
window, scenic outlook and a view
overlooking the golf course: ban
quet-size dining room, extended
by a secluded screened porch; spa
cious all-electric kitchen win seat
all the family, extra cabinets, en-
trance to colorful fla gstone
patio flanked with beautiful flow
ers, azaleas, tall oaks: 4 bedrooms
3 ceramic tile baths. Central hall
leads directly to lower level with
a gracious solid mahogany paneled
rec. room, raised hearth with 0
black fireplace, wall Of bookshelves
Off the rec. room is large bright
finished room with closets, win
dows above ground, large full tile
bath, bright laundry-storage room
gas h.-w. Dashboard heat: 2-c9l
garage. Newly decorated inside
and out. A superb home. Upper
40s,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ANNAEDALE - Vacant air-eondt.
toned, 4-bedrm.. 2iz-bath modern
Californian on dead-end street. BY
OWNER. Mid 20s. Open day and
night Sat. and Sun. 1907 AMMAN
wood court, "a mile toward Falls
Church from center Annandale on
state. rte. $40: agent takes over
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HYATTSYnLE HILLS

HYATTSVILLE - Almost-new. s.
fenced lot. Full bsmt.; Gear car
port; GI only. SIS, 600. No down
payment required. Call til 9 pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
KIRBY HILLS-Owner's sale. Pick
up GI loan; 3 dbl. bedrms., split
level with d. r. and bsmt. Con-
venient to schools. churches, shop
ping. Nice neighborhood. Asking
S17,250. Get in before school
starts: 1904 Winslow I'd. CH.
S-4657.
KENT FOREST-Only Sl95 dn.
buys this air cond. 3-bedrn. 3-yr.-
old brk. home with Ia baths,
fenced lot. Vacant, move right In
Call OWNER: DU, 10000.
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KENILWORTH
REALTY
UN. 4-2o0s

CARROLLTON-New brick ram.
bier with center-hall entrance,
bedrms., fireplace in liv. room
large de luxe kit, full bSmt.- with
fall-out shelter. Asking S1e,500
Trades invited,
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hMQpsn
SILVER SPRING

A14A@ v AS&S "a 4N8ANNA
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
e24 Philadelphia ave. - Detached
masonry and frame Groom,
Kitchens, Q full baths. stairs tc
full attic. large fenced yard
screened and open porches: off
street parking. Good financing
for responsible purchaser. Priced
IN nid-teens. owner wants offer
this week end. For further in
formation call Mr.. Daniels, TU'
ri. PAUL HANNAH, Realtor
AD. 2-410o 1878 18th St. NV.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-Must
sell; immed. poss.; 8 bedrns,, Ia
baths, firepl.: fin. rec. rm.: scr.
porch: FHA approved.
GUARDIAN REALTY, EN-. 3-21S0
so MUCR FOR so LITTLE-Ab.
solutely Immaculate brick and
shingle 3-hedroom full basement
semidetached home in excellent
Wheaton area near park. Priced
for immed. sale, S13,750. GRAY
KESSINGER a. CO... INC, JU. B.
R100
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

BRAND.NEw LUXURY HOME. :
aVsi i oSTY eISH + 2ot. powNf s9 ffiPsnSin: assign:
$4,000 25-yr. lst trust; 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, fabulous family rm.
with firepl., magnificent kit, pvt.
screened porch. 2-car garage. Al
ternate financing BUILDER
WILL TAKE YOUR HONE IN
TRADE Investigate today. JE. g
INC. REALTOR, 70I W. Broad
St, Falls Church. Va.
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VETS, InvestiEate-It isn't often
We have such Q buy. An irmacu-
late 4-bedrm. masonry rambler
Zone, 12xl5 it,, equipped kit,
large window In iv. rm. Lot COM
pletely fenced and beautifully
landseaped. All for S12,500. Vets
no money down and only S400
down FHA,
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HYATTSVILLE-Vet, no money
down and low payments. Top To-
cation convenient to everything.
An all-brick home with full bsmt. :,
separate din. rm., large bedrms. :,
fenced yard. At S13,600, it's Q
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HEIGHTS - 4-bedrm
brick, 2ia baths, lge. liv. rm. with
frpl.. sep. din. rm., kitchen W
eating space electric range, re-
fgr. and food disposal. Lge. bsmt.
wifinished rec. rnn. and laundry
rm. plus hobby shop. Plenty OF
storage. storm windows, fenced
yard. 6-yrs. -old. Like new eond.
! blk: MT. Calvary School; close
FHA or conventional financine.
Open noon til dark Sunday. Call
RE. h-a4bh NO ARentA.
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Mckinley School

home, well maintained,
bedrooms, 2 baths; solid brick
home on level fenced lot. Livinl
room extended by screened porch
dining area, modern kitchen, bed.
room and bath on the first. Two
large bedrooms and bath up
Clean, dry basement. outside en-
trance. Gas heat. Vacant. > blocks
to Mckinley School. Many extras
included like living room rug, In
good condition and air condi'
timer. In the 20s. EVENINGS. kE
S-4334.
Fred j. George, Realtor
b2T5 Lee Hwy. KE. 6-650C
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ARC

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. NC.
2300 Wilson Blvd, Arl
JA. 7-930o Open Til 9
FAIRFAX, nr. Kamp Wash: SI4.500
-3-bedrm. ramb.: cor. lot, beaut,
lands. chain link fence, shade
trees: nr. schools and shopping.
CR. 3-1s31
FAIRFAX TOWN
Large lot with plenty Of trees and
shrub. . bedrms., liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., kit. full bsmt.
and garage. S15.15O. Terms.
CHATEAU REALTY, CIR. 3-o573,
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SUMNER

A home with lots 81 space, ideal
for entertaining. Big double liv.
rr1.. den. powder room. din. rr1.
with French doors to wide patio
with firepl.. master bedrm. with
private bath: 2 other bedrooms
and connecting bath: finished
3rd H., full bsmt.: rec. rm. with
firepd; egd. Ewes call Mrs Sutton KE.
W. G. Il A. N. MILLER DEv CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTINUED)

ALExANDRIA-Must sell; a-bed-
rm.,. 2z-bath, brick split-level:
excel. location: 4Izee assumption.
OWNER, KI. $500.
ALEX, Belle Haven, by OWNER
White brk. Colonial mr. golf course;
nv. I'm. w/firepl., scr. pch.. din.
nm, kit. w/breakfast nook; 2nd
f.. 8 hedrms., 2 baths; lse. 3rd
4. bedrm. w/bath: rec. rm. with
firepl, work rm. w/bath down
stairs; garaEe., Call so. 5-4559.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- different - Nc
water problem in this huge knotty
pine rec. room dts on the 2nc
floor). workshop. cedar -linec
closets and roughed-in I'd bath;
wan-to-wan carpeting makes hot.
water neat even more comforta Die
din. room and twin-sized bedrms
In this beautiful trick rancher
Assume present loan with no REQ
tape. Only $4,000.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC' AP, 7-777z
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTlNUEDl
SACRIFICE
$1,000
Under COST

luxury c. h, brk. rambler on maE-
privacy and lge. shade trees. 3
tWin-bed rms, 8 full baths, Ice.
1st fir. fam. rm., rec. ru. in bsmt:,
fin. rm. on 2nd fir. DASHBOARD
HOT-WATEE HEAT. Two-car port,
tool shed. lge. covered patio, many
extras. Drastically reduced TO
$50, 500 with S25,000 first trust.
OWNER, JU. 5-7363.
SILVER SPRING = BY OWNER
close-in quality 3-bedrm: brick
Colonial. Many extras, Will sell
below FHA appraisal Of S2O,5O0;
Make offer. JU. 9-9610; after 4
pm. JU. s-9377. No agents.
SILVER SYRINGE VACANT: move
in for school-Completely. redeco-
rated; 4 bedrooms. Q baths, with
eating space in kitchen, plus
room for rocking chair; lovely
trees and shrubs: walk to bus
and 2 good schools; only S16,450
FLA or CT. You name the down
payment. LLEWELLYN CO., JU.
S.6900 WA Q-l122
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AIR CONDITIONED by nature.
Cooled for free by tall shade trees
that surround this luxury brick
rambler; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. rec.
room and garage. Beautiful ele-
waited lot offers ultimate in pri-
vacy and convenience. Only $3.50
SSTn' fSsD top snd SsisSss sss;SSo rHA SN 3oSSssNr
MoRANcE REALTY, Ss17 vii.
son blvd, Arl.
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REALTY- INC
FAIRFAX COUNTY
SECLUSION

10 ACRES
Contemporary 1-level 5-bed-
room, 3-bath house with
beautifully wooded grounds.
Fishine stream. Sheep shed
and fenced pasture.
GRACE A. KEMPTON, Realtor .
Ell. 6-4934 Mclean Ell. 6-326s
FATRF1Y
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS - immacU:
late Colonial in Our Lady Of
Sorrows Parish.
DELIGHTFULLY."- DIFFERENT"
Beaut.,. yard with trees, lots al
puilt-ins, assume lge. 4heo loan
W. J. NICHOLAS M 9-iGlc
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SUMNER

Drick-and-stone Colonial; 1st fir
library or bedrm. with full bath,
4 bedrms.. baths on 2nd fir,
screened porch, rec. rn1., garage;
quiet dead-end street. Ewes, call
Mr.. Laux. EN-. 3-3637.
W. c. g. A: n. MILLER DEV; co.
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DIRECT FROM BULDER-New 3
bedroom, full bsmt. ramhlers
equipped birch kitchens. Lair
cond. unit; gas heat; only S14,-
950-S750 dn.; trades considered.
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u
many trees. blk. to bus; $4,000.
Low as 10To down.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. e-5ee2 Open Til Q PM.
COLUMBIA PARK - New 3-bedrrn
ramblers. full bsn1t.. cow. located
corner Of Vermont and Woodlawn
aves. Full price S13,750, min. down.
Open 10-5. LOUIS MILLER, REAL
TOR, UN. 4-2723 or WE. 5-5OSO.
C0MPL. AIR CONDITIONED-Ma-
ture aZaleas in front: children's
play area and pvt. garden in rear,
featuring attractive wooden fenc-
ing. raised bed, holly, rhododen-
drons, roses, bulbs. perennials, etc.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, sep. din. rm..
kit. to eat in: washer, dryer, Dis
poSall, refgr., gas range and heat,
draperies and venetian blinds.
Semi-detached with side lawn and
nice neighbors. For quick sale. by
owner, S12,500. Present mortRaEe,
S11 900, payments sos. Moving to
Germany in Sept. Carpets and fur
niture available II desired. COUN-
TRY CLUB VILLAGE, KENTLAND.
2104 Forest Terrace. sP. $3.50.
COUNTRY CLUB WILL; By OWN
ER-Semidet.; 3 b.r.. Ia baths;
central air cond.: lge. fenced lot;
immed. poss.: good terms; S13,-
QSn Hh O.T@Ia
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Springbrook Manor
Like New Rambler

Like New Rambler
Lovely large lot, 75x155. with over
$1,000 in choice landscaping.
Truly immaculate brick and stone
rambler. Center hall plan. .Separ-
ate dining room: 3 ample size
bedrooms. 2h baths. Prize GE
kitchen that seats 8: space for
maids room and recreation room
in Eround-level basement. Nice
carport. A fine home at S27.950.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
TAKOMA PARK
TIA &ASn nOWN

FHA $3.50 DOWN
Charming bungalow with 4 fine
bedrooms, 2 baths. recreation
room; porches = front and rear.
This is lot Of house for only
S14,500.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-4000
Evening star., 1961-05-09

has been in the sanatorium
since Friday.
I'VE have strong hopes that
Freddie will be able to return
to school in September, but
basketball is out for this COM
ing season." the doctor said.
"I think he has a good chance
a year from now," he added.
Crawford has been in the
hospital here since Saturday.
He and other members of the
schools athletic teams and the
coaching staff were X-rayed
last week after Stith's illness
was confirmed.
The doctor said Crawford
would probably be hospitalized
about three of four months.
Stith's physicians said the
earliest he could return to the
game would be a year from this
fall. A 22-year-old senior, he
signed with the KnickerbockerS
three weeks before his illness
was known.
Both Stith and Crawford are
from New York City.