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about reading of those expert
mentS was that the kids learned
comprehension" he said. Il
know in our schools the trouble
with most kids. even through
college, is that they can't read"
Mr.. Kornegay ordered the
necessary books and went to
work.
The learning doesn't stop
with lines. angles and triangles.
The children learn to read, and
Mr.. Kornegay believes he's un-
covered the whole secret of
teaching arithmetic.
Il think the whole procedure
of arithmetic is turned around, "
he said. by learning geometry,
they learn to add and subtract
when they know what they're
talking about.
'And anybody who works
with geometry is bound to in
crease his vocabulary. which
will naturally help him to be
a better reader.
That's the whole secret of
the geometry we're teaching.
It'll teach them to read and
write, and subtract, all in q
lump"
Evening star., 1961-02-09

Levin. then secured an offer of
a $4,000 settlement. She re-
fused to accept it.
Mrs. Fisher then switched
lawyers and retained the firm
Of Robertson g. Roundtree.
There was a second trial, Mrs.
Dewey Roundtree said, after
Mrs. Fisher refused another set
tlement Of $12.500. The jury
awarded Mrs. Fisher $4,500. The
court was asked to divide this
sum.
In the division Of expenses
were these items:
Robertson & Roundtree got
$1,421 for legal services and
costs. Mr.. Levin received
81 sos for his earlier work. A
doctor got $500. Another doc
tor got SIS. A hospital re-
ceived $136. And a court re-
porter received $50.
After subtracting these items
but ordering Mrs. Fishers court
costs paid, Judge John j. NAL
10y, who made the division,
found there was $1,149 left for
Mrs. Fisher.
Judge Walsh, at the time she
refused the offer, noted that
Mrs. Fisher had been receiving
public assistance payments
since the early 1940s.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Behon Falls Off Wagon
Without Leg to Stand on

DUBLIN, ireland, Feb. 8
Ae).-Work on a new play
called Richards Cork Leg" was
sidetracked today by another
episode in a long-running show
known as "Behan's Hollow
Leg"
Possessor Of the hollow leg,
and author Of the cork one,
is 40 year = old Playwright
Brendan Behan. Mr.. Behan
appeared in a familiar place,
police court, on a familiar
charge: Using abusive language
and insulting words. He also
was accused of causing mali
cious damage to a telephone,
assaulting three policemen and,
for good measure, of violent
behavior.
Mr.. Behan, long known as q
prodigious drinker, had been
IN the wagon lately. But trying
70 work out a final scene for
Richards Cork Leg" got him
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buying tickets from the Gentle
men Choristers-the 80 mem
bers Of the chapel lchoir---who
each get 80 complimentary
tickets for the parade as an
extra reward for their $50
pound t$98O q year Job.
The tickets are scalped for
up to Is pounds t$42) apiece
across the bars of Windsor
pubs.
Last week end Bishop Eric
Hamilton, the dean of Wind
sor, told his choir the sale of
tickets to tourists must cease
and that he had asked Gen.
Lord Freyberg. the lieutenant
governor of the castle. to en-
force his order. The bishop
said the tickets must go only
to friends and relatives Of the
choristers.
Some of the choirmen sang
an indignant chorus after the
bishops announcement. But
at least one took 1t calmly.
There have been rows about
Garter tickets BEFORE" he said.
This will pass over.
why. there was a time when
even Sir Henry Purcell Brit
aims famous 18th century COM
poser) was licked off for crowd
ing his paying guests into the
organ room"
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Nuzi Is Suicide
AS Trial Neurs

DORTMUND, Germany, Feb.
8 (AP SIS NaZi elite guard)
Col. Rudolf Batz, under inveSti-
cation in the wartime mass
slaughter Of 230 foreign slave
laborers, hanged himself in his
Jail cell here yesterday.
Officials Of the office of the
State prosecutor here an
nounced his death today.
Batz was the fifth IS officer
in the past IL months to COM
NIT suicide while awaiting trial.
He was arrested last November
in the town of Bielefeld, where
he had been living under q false
name since the war.
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down yesterday. He went out
on the town.
The binge started at Bailey's
Bar, where Mr.. Behan ordered
champagne all around. The
drinking went on for five hours
because. as they say in Dublin,
when Brendan Is on one he's
got a hollow leg, or maybe two
of them"
Eventually Mr.. Behan left the
bar and went to a public phone
box, where he had some trouble
with the Irish communications
system. Police were called and
after a struggle three of them
succeeded in taking the irate
playwright to the station.
In court Mr.. Behan-wearing
sun glasses to hide two black
eyes-was for once speechless.
The Judge put the case over
until February IT.
Mr.. Behan's lawyer said the
playwright would show up then
with "a perfectly reasonable
answer to the charges.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
BY G. X. HODENFTELD
Associated Press Education Writer

American youngsters are
softer and flabbier than the
youth Of other countries.
This isn't speculation.
1t has been proved by tests.
In identical trials, British
boys finished IA per cent high
er than American boys and
British girls 20 per cent higher
than American girls.
japanese boys and girls,
growing up in the rough and
rugged postwar years in a de-
feated nation, outscored their
American counterparts by a
wide margin.
Alfred E. Scholz Of Yale, who
supervised the testing of 5000
youngsters in 19 Connecticut
public schools in 1859, reports:
What appalled, me was the
number of boys who could not
pull themselves up to a chin
ming bar at least one time.
Some could not even pull a
bend in their elbow joints.
Can you imagine a boy or
girl not being able to climb out
Of a swimming pool onto a
raft or into a boat?"
The physical fitness tests
were drawn up by a committee
Of experts working with the
American Association for
Health. Physical Education and
Recreation, a department of
the National Education Asso-
citation.
The seven test items are de-
signed to measure arm strength
and arm powe1. leg power, alb
dominal endurance. speed and
agility, sheer speed and en-
durance for sustained activities.
They have been given to
about rs million American
school children since 1857.
II your child hasn't been
tested yet, you may want to
test him yourself, following
these instructions and national
averages published by the
AAHPER in its youth Fitness
Test Manual"
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"The new program will be
further strengthened through
close coordination with the
programs of the Children's Bu-
reau, an agency serving moth
ers and children"
Mr.. Ribicoff promised this
new program in the field Of
child health shall have the full
est possible backing and en-
couragement."
Eventually. If Congress ap-
proves special legislation which
would be required, q brand-new
institute might be erected on
the grounds Of the seven insti-
tutes, which. devoted separately
to the study Of health problems
ranging from cancer to dental
disease.
This was the prospect out
lined by officials in the wake
Of Mr.. Kennedy's announce
ment yesterday that he is di-
recting the Surgeon General
ito organize and establish
within the Public Health Serv-
Ice q child health center, to
deal with special health prob
lens Of children"
DR.. David Price, deputy di-
rector Of the National Insti-
tutes. the research arm of the
Public Health Service, said the
center Mr.. Kennedy has or
dered set up would consist OF
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Fraternity Bars
Jewish Student

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 (AP).-A
Jewish student at Lake Forest
College. an official says, has
been depledged from Phi Delta
Theta, one Of the national fra
ternitieS on the campus, be-
cause Of his religion.
The student, Donald C.
Schiller, a Chicago freshman,
said: These are my friends
and I don't want to say any,
thing about it."
But in a statement yesterday
signed by Howard Hoogesteger
dean OF students. the Presby-
terian-affiliated suburban
school expressed concern over
the action and said it was taken
because of Schiller's religious
background (Jewish)
The statement said the local
chapter pledged Mr.. Schiller
lin the hope that the matter
would be approved by the ma
tional council but this was not
allowed"
Evening star., 1961-02-09
COP. Leaders
Fiq|1tS1.25Pay

Republican leaders served
notice today they will continue
the fight they made last year
against President Kennedy's
plan to increase the minimum
wage from 81 to SIPS in three
annual steps, and take a good
look" at his other business re-
covery proposals.
House G. o. p. leader Halleck
of Indiana said his side of the
aisle will support the 15-cent
increase proposed by Mr.. Ken
nedy Immediately. But he said
he would continue to oppose
the two-year escalator clause
raising the minimum to SIPS
on the ground that Congress
will be in session each year and
could take another look at the
situation.
Following their weekly lead
ership huddle. Mr.. Halleck and
Senate G. o. P. leader Dirksen
also made it clear they will con-
tinue to oppose the extension
of coverage to 4.3 million ad-
ditional workers as proposed by
the President. The Republicans
favor a restricted definition Of
interstate commerce. which
would bring in only about Ia
million.
With regard to the Kennedy
bill to extend unemployment
compensation for jobless in
dividuals who have exhausted
their payments, Senator Dirk
sen pointed out the Republicans
favored such action in 1858. but
they want to examine carefully
the Kennedy plan to collect
more taxes from employers by
broadening the taxable wage
base from $4,000 to $4,000.
Both Republican leaders said
they will do nothing to dampen
the recovery process, but they
argued that goad will require
them to examine the Kennedy
proposals carefully.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Navy Investigates
Atlantic 'Contuct'

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. o (AP)
Atlantic Fleet antisubmarine
defense headquarters reported
today it was investigating a
contact In the Atlantic"
But q spokesman denied that
1t was 40 miles off Norfolk
or so or so or 1OO."
Air Force Gen. Laurence s.
Kuter, commander of the
North American Air Defense
Command. told a news confer
ence in San Diego Wednesday
an unidentified submarine"
had been sighted 40 miles off
Norfolk.
A spokesman at the head
quarters Of Vice Admiral E. B.
Taylor said q contact had been
picked UP at a location he
could not disclose but that
there was no confirmation that
the contact was q submarine.
He emphasized that contacts
sometimes turn out to be
something other than sub
marines, quite often whales.
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an administrative and scientific
staff directed to:
!. Coordinate any and all
work related to child health
now going on in the seven sepa-
rate Institutes.
2. Provide a focus of infor-
nation about the work being
done on children's health prob
lens both within Government
and in laboratories and hospi-
tails Of non governmental
groups which receive Federal
grants.
3. Single out particular areas
Of child health requiring ex-
panded activity-and organize
and promote research to attack
them.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
War Veterans Slate
Four ChupIoins Rites

The Chaplain Alexander D.
Goode Post No. 386 and the
Department of the District Of
Columbia, Jewish War Veter-
ans Of the USA, will hold their
twelfth annual interfaith Four
ChapainS Memorial service at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Adas
Israel Congregation, Connec-
ticut avenue and Porter street
NV.
Maj. Gen. w. P. FarnSWorth,
auditor general of the U. s. Air
Force, will give the principal
address.
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Religious Dramas
Will Be Presented

The Bishops Company, a re-
ligious drama group, will pre-
sent two plays Saturday and
Sunday in the Episcopal Church
Of st. Clement, 1701 Quaker
lane. Alexandria, Va.
The company will present
Runner Godden's play, "An
Episode of Sparrows." at 8 pm.
Saturday in the sanctuary of
the church. At 3 and 8 pm.
Sunday the acting group will
present THE Great Divorce. "
by c. S. Lewis.
The Bishops Company was
founded in 1852 and named for
Methodist Bishop Gerald Ken
nedy. The company is COM
posed of three touring units and
a resident company in Santa
Barbara, Calf.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Man Held on Charge
Of Rupinq Woman. IS

Bernard Earl Williams, %, of
the 1900 block Of Fourth street
NV, was held without bond
for the grand jury yesterday
on a rape charge by Municipal
Court Judge George D. Nelson.
Police said Williams. .allegedly
accosted a 35-year-old woman
in the 1900 block Of Eighth
street NV, forced her into q
basement boiler room and
raped her.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Prince Preston Dies;
Former Representative


SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. 8
(AP) Former United States
Representative Prince H. Pres
ton of Georgia died yesterday
of cancer.
Mr.. Preston, So, of States
boro was elected to Congress
from the first district in 1946.
He was defeated in the Demo-
cratic primary last September
by Elliott Hagan Of Sylvania,
Mr.. Preston was a political
victim Of the same system
which put him into the House
of Representatives - Georgia's
county unit system.
In the 1860 primary Preston
outpolled Mr.. Hagan 34,318 to
33,629 in the popular vote. But
Mr.. Hagan carried II counties
with q total county unit vote
of 26, compared to z counties
and 18 unit votes for Mr..
Preston.
The first public indication
that Mr.. Preston's health was
failing came in 1858 when he
under went surgery for a herr
mia. Later that year he an
nounced that he was receiving
radiation treatments after re-
moval of a malignant tumor
from his neck.
At that time, Mr.. Preston
said he had completely recov-
cred from q mild coronary
thrombosis suffered in July.
1857.
Stricken in November
On last Thanksgiving morn
ing, Mr.. Preston was stricken
with a moderate heart attack
while driving from Statesboro
to Savannah.
He practiced law in States
boro and served two terms in
the Georgia House of Repre-
sentatives, 1886 and 1878.
Mr.. Preston married the for
mer Myrtice Robinson Septem-
ber %. 1884. They had two
daughters.
He served continuously in
Congress from 1947 through
1860.
During his House tenure, Mr..
Preston was a member Of the
key Appropriations Committee.
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neck Dith the fingers inter
laced. A partner holds the
ankles dotUn, so that the heels
tOiH be in contact NTH the mat
or floor at all times. The pupil
sits up, turning the trunk to
the left and touching the right
elbotO to the left knee, returns
to the starting position, then
sits up and touches the left
elbow to the right knee. The
exercise Is repeated to a mari
mum OF so stt-upS for girls,
100 for boys.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Tests Indicate j.. S. Youth Less Fit
Than British and japanese Pupils

nal. the pupil races from behind
the starting line, picks up one
OF the blocks. runs back to the
line and places the block be-
hind it. Then he runs back
and gets the other block Which
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NH Child Health Unit
To Be Formed at Once
BY the Associated Press

child health center ordered by President Kennedy will
be organized Immediately within the National Institutes OF
Health
will be designed to cooperate and expand much Of the
child health research already underway at the institutes
addition Secretary Welfare Rbcoff said Yesterday
Evening star., 1961-02-09
PULL-UPS (BOYs)

This is the "chinning" erer-
else. A metal or pooden bar
approximately 11a inches in
diameter should be high enough
so the younoster can hano ,Dith
arms and legs fully extended
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in the shortest possible tim T.
The time should be recorded n
minutes and seconds.
SHUTTLE-RUN

TtCo parallel lines are drGWn
80 feet apart and tDo small
blocks OF tDood are placed be-
hind one OF the lines. On sig
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= = =
SIT-UPS

The pupil lies on his back,
either on the floor or on q mat.
w!th legs extended and feet
about 2 feet apart. His hands
are placed on the back of the
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he also places behind the start
ing line. The pupil should be
timed to the nearest 10th of q
Secnnd
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50-YARD DASH
Timed to the nearest 10Th o
RUN-WALK

Pupils use a standing start.
Walking is permitted, but the
object is to coUer the 600 yards
Evening star., 1961-02-09
PULL-UPS (GIRLS)

The bar Is about chest-high.
The younoster extends her legs
under the bar and extends the
arms fully. The arms should
Evening star., 1961-02-09

jumping. he stDings the arms
backward. The best of three
trials is recorded.
Evening star., 1961-02-09


Americans seem to be getting
weak and FIobby. And th0t gees for
youth os well as age. How does your
younsster measure up in phYsicol
fitness? Here ore some tests you
con apply to your younsster for COM
pOrison with other American youths.
form an angle OF 80 degrees
,Dith the body line and the
body line should form an angle
OF IS degrees Uith the floor.
The heels should be brGced to
preUent slipping. The young-
Ster raises her body BY the arms
Evening star., 1961-02-09
PuIl-Up
Stortin9 Position

and feet free OF the floor. He
raises his body By the arms
until his chin can be placed
OUer the bar. Then he loDerS
his body to the starting posi-
ton again. The exercise is
repeated as many times as pos
Sible.
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- Seftbsll Throw

ball tohile remaining tDithin
ttDo restraining lines 6 feet
apart. Which provides q short
Evening star., 1961-05-05
WOODBRIDGE, VA.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ramblerS
erpt,; lge; lot, park; SIS mo. 4lST
Evening star., 1961-05-05
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

AREA-s.bedrm. ram.
windows and doors, patio with
alum. awning; Just newly deco
rated; assume 4hT loan with
$500 down; total payments. S129
per month. CAN CL. 6-2022. Nc
agents.
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GI-No Down Payment

Extremely clean 3 bedrms., wit
everything you have waited for
brick, sep. din. rm., firepl., fin
1shed rec. rnn, plus double 10
and gear garage: in one Of P. G
C'S finest areas Price. 500 nHn
Evening star., 1961-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-VL

FAIRFAX
SO Bedrm. Rambler
$500 Down"
Plus settlement BUYS this I'M
MACULATE Groom rambler on
nicely handicapped level lot; con-
yenient located to schools and
shopping; separate dining area.
fully equipped kitchen: all this
only S13,95O. Call for appt.
ARLINGTON
Realty Co, Inc. 1900 Wilson Blvd
IA. 7-9300 Open 9 TIL 9
FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms. >,
baths; fenced " a. Assume lge.
G1. S18,050. JE. 4-56l7.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, Pimmit
Hills-3-bedroom rambler, alumni
mum siding and storm windows.
fenced rear yard. 5000 down TO
qualified purchaser. Call Ell g.
4161; ewes, Mr.. Walker. ia. z
5gS0. MRS. VIM. H. LAuGHLIN,
FALLS CHURCH AREA. Redwood
rambler BY OWNER, 3 bedrms
brick wall firepl, radiant heat,
screened porch, carport, lovely
yard, many extras. $3.50 dn., FHA
appraised. JE 2-4260.
FALLS CHURCH = OWNER; Bis
cul-de-sac lot with many trees
and Towering shrubs. 2-bedrm
rambler; like new; S4O0 down
Sl2 800. DU. b-9463 or DU. 8.
9770.
FALLS CHURCH-Broadmont. A.
bedrm.. 2Ia-bath custom built brick
rambler in top prestige area neal
Pentagon. fireplace in 15X23 liv.
rm;. picture window in DIR. over
looking parklike setting; breakfast
nook in de luxe kit: 14x30 rec.
rm. IN walk-out bsmt.: 20-ft.
patio gear garage. OWNER. JE
FALLS CHURCH = $4,000. with
$3.50 down. 1l6 E. Cameron I'd.
3-bedrm. Cape Cod with den,
storm doors and windows, washer,
drier, refgr. and range; lge. ex-
pend. upstairs; fenced rear yard
with barbecue pit; walking dist. to
bus. schools and stores. Nr. Z
Corners and Melpar. JE. 4-553S.
FALLS CHURCH AREA; $4,000
3-bedrm, 1l5-bath white Cape
Cod nestled among Towering trees;
liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit
bedrm. and i2-bath, scr. porch
2 bedrms., bath on 2nd; full bsmt
500 cash. Sll2 mo. pitt
LUCILLE COOK, Realtor. JE. 2.
1912. E. 2-4664.
FIVE. RARITYt a baths
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MONROE
WE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS so 5-e1o,

INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS 50. 5-e1oO
WILLIAMSBURG AREA = Just
beyond the Arlington Co. Line.
Beautifully kept home on over
1a-acre lot. Spacious liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., grand kitchen
with eating space, 3 fine bedrms. +,
and full basement with outside
entrance and rec. rm. Convenient
to shopping. S17,950 and $4,000
412eo loan with full monthly
payments Of only SlO5 can be
assumed. Owner will take 2nd
trust. Can be purchased on FHA
terms, only 5000 down. Call JE.
3-3333 until pm. STANLEY r,
ROWLAND CO, INC. Realtor.
WHAT ELSE, PLEASE? Only $500
down ana total monthly payments
of sos FLA will buy this ranch
rambler in q wonderful neighbor. /.
hood Of nice homes. Three double
bedrms.' coZy dining area, big
modern kitchen. Wooded K-acre
plot. There's only one, so first
come. first served. FLORANCH
REALTY, 403 West Lee hwy.
Fairfax. CIR. 3-4006.
WooDBRDGE-3-bedrm. rambierS
crpt,. lge. lot, park; S75 mo. 4Ia%
G1. Sill ,231. 703-GY. 4-664O,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
w. R. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 REALTORS

LANDoVER HTLLS-TMMAcULATi
REDECORATED home, located oil
beautiful handicapped lot. LargI
porch. full bSmt., many othe
features; walking dist. 70 publil
and parochial schools. shopping
and transportation; first tim
offered; S12.750. GI or FIJI
financing See this today! EX
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
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$I4,45O-S55O DN
GREENWOOD FoREsr
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,

THE PERRY BOSWELL co
REALTORS WA 7-45OC
Evening star., 1961-05-05
TRADE.
KEN DRusKIN q Co, HE. 9-24Oo

GAR0LE HIGHLAND - Lovely q
bedrm. brk. home on huge, shaded
lot. Features: sep. din. rm. and
bSmt.; plus patio. S15,750. oR'D 4
Evening star., 1961-05-05
CHEVERLY
LEWISDALE

Spacious brick rambler, featuring
3 bedrms.. vall-to-wan csrpeting !;
air conditionerS, gas h.-w.h. and
full hSmt. with finished rec rm.
and extra bath; FHA approved
at Sl7,500 with only 5000 down.
- ~ TYTr -xY NJ
Evening star., 1961-05-05
MISSIONER AREA

" C0 NV LII A1G6A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spark ling
white 2-bedroom bungalow and
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED,
de luxe kitchen equipment, sep-
arate dining room and wall-to.
wall carpeting included Walk
out, finished rec. room and built
IN garage. Washer, drier and
many other extras included. Walk
to bus. stores. etc. Only $1,000,
with $3.50 down FHA.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-07O7
WESTGROVE ON THE POTOM1C-
Huge brick rambler desiEned for
gracious living in a highly prestige
area, 2 fireplaces; bedrms. are
all large, 25-ft. club rm., huge
velvet type lawn with trees;
flexible financing including assum.
ing 4HTo loan; priced in early
30s for quick sale
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LOTS OF ROOM

MT; VERNON, 1-yr, -old spacious
Colonial, approx. i mile from M
vernon Estates. only S2i.950 CT
or EHaA, M & 8 REALTY, FL.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

MCLEAN = BY OWNER; 2-story
brick: liv. rm, din. rm., kitchen
4 bedrms., 3 baths, lge. rec. rm.
dbl. carport: S2s,45O. Open Sos
Hazel lane. West Grass Ridge, Ell
Evening star., 1961-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTINUEDi

CAMP SPRINGS, 5201 Sharon I'd.
1-scre Handicapped lot; Ideally To-
Gated home for office or doctor
or. dentist in rapidly growing sub
urban community. OWNER. RE.
6-3974 for particulars. No agents.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS = Sl95 down
incl. settl. chgs.; 3-bedrm det
Cape Cod. full bsmt.; fenced lot.
Owner will finance. NE. S-12l2.
SAR0LE HIGHLAND - Lovely q
bedrm. brk. home on huge, shaded
lot. Features: sep. din. rm. and
6Smt.; plus patio. S15,750. oR'D 4
KEN pRusK1N & CO.. HE. s-24OO
CARROLLTON-Brick rambler. 5
bedrms,. SEP. din. rm., Ia baths,
Ice. kit. w/din. space, rec. rm
WIbar, $500 dn. and assume pay
mts. Of S141 per mo. CIR. 4-S203
CARROLLTON = Lovely 3-bedrm
brick rambler, l u baths, rec. rm.
E;,to-w; I carpeting:; 1-year- old
terms. CIR. Treas.
CHEVERLY AREA-S395 and move
in; b. rs. Ia bs., a.-c..- OWNER
DI. 7-4445: ewes, MA. 2-l154.
OnEN khLI-nSSO un. Incl. S6JJl
chgs, Beautiful semidet. brick;
1st-fl. powder rm. Avail. at once.
Owner will finance. NE. S-1212
CHEVERLY AREA, close to park.
way. schools and shopping-All-
brick 4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod
on lovely corner lot; with large
family size kitchen, separate din
ing room, and an elaborate recr
rm,, many extras, including wall
to-wan carpet. Compare at $24,'
800. Call til 2 pm, WA. 7-3900
ROBERT 8 DAVIS a. Co, INC