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SENATE
Continued From Pare

Continued From Page A.
talks with British Prime Minis
ter Macmillan tomorrow.
Senator Lausche of Ohio, an
other Democrat who has criti
ciZed the U. N. action agains
Katanga. took part IN today
meeting, but apparently did no
have his mind changed. Leav
ing the meeting, Senate
Lausche said he had no furthe
comment. but told a reporter 6
letter to a constituent he made
public two days ago expressed
his opinion. In that letter h,
said. in part:
The United States IS making
a mistake in supporting tht
action of the United Nation!
going into the Congo and there
through its military power. at
tempting to settle a domestic
dispute"
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield was not present, but
issued a statement through his
office here urging Americans
to do nothing that would rock
the boat" in the Congo while
the u. N. and the United States
are trying to bring about a
reconciliation between the
leaders cf Katanga and the
Central Congolese government
Fears Further Chaos
Senator Mansfield said the
alternative may well be a
'Balkanization' of the Congo
into many states and a deepen
ing of the chaos evident since
independence was proclaimed
on July l, 1860"
Senator Mansfield said that
if new states such as Katangs
were to come into being they
would seek admission to the
U. N. "and tend to BalkaniZe
that body and thereby make il
less effective"
Senator Humphrey told re-
porters that the U. N. force.
did not go into Katanga be.
cause the Russians sent them
but because the United State!
and other nations requested it
He charged that those in con-
troll of Katanga have had 6
"well-helped" propaganda eff
fort going in this country tha'
has spread half truths anc
sheer buncombe."
DeplOreS Attacks on U. N.
Senator Humphrey admitted
that India's seizure of Portu
guese colonies has weakened tn,
U. NJ, but he said the attack
being made on the world or
ganization in this country ar,
dangerous and not in the ma
tional interest, because the U. N
is important to this country.
Senator Fulbright. Democra
of Arkansas, Foreign Relation
chairman, had expressed disap
pointment earlier today tha'
plans for the informal meeting
with the Secretary had become
known, and he did not hold ;
press conference when tn,
meeting broke up.
Obviously annoyed, Senator
Fulbright said:
1T seems members find them
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Mayor Gets Raise

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)
The city council has passed a
bill to give $4,000 annual sal
ary increases to Mayor Robert
F. Wagner and his seven col
leagues on the new board of es-
innate that will take office on
January /. The bill now goes
to the board of estimate, upper
branch of the city's legislative
setup, and then to the Mayor
for signing. The Mayors sal
ary is now $4,000 a year.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Prusud Back on Job

NEW DELHI, Dec. 20 (AP)
Indian President Rajendra
Prasad resumed his duties to-
day after a five months ILL
ness.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Prolific Ghost Writer
For Presidents Feted
By the Associated Press

Some of the boys in the Justice Department little
party yesterday for William O. Burtner probably the
White House ghost writer of them all.
Mr. Burtner 65 packing his law books typewriter
after 38 Government lawyer the last % as an
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Lodge Also Disagrees

Former u. N. Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge, Mr.. Nixon S
running mate in the presiden-
tial election, also disagreed with
the former Vice President.
II think that having the
United Nations forces in the
Congo has been a wonderful
thing" he said. "In interna-
tional affairs you often face a
choice between a broken arm
and a broken leg, and this is
much, much better than we
would possibly have had if the
U. N. force was not there" he
said.
IF the U. N. force had not
been created to go in there,
there is no doubt in my mind
that the Russians would have
tried to go in and we would
have to have done what we
could to prevent that and we
might have had another Ko-
rea," Mr.. Lodge added.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

| leading from Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. head.
quarters downtown.
To allow telephone service tc
continue uninterrupted and
permit the tunnels to be dug
the cables first had to be re-
routed around the new under
passes.
The job, once completed, will
cost the phone company nearly
$500, 900. Before it is over every
phone circuit to the South will
have been Gu atnd reconnected
Officials say the total number
of circuits involved is about
Is. 900.
The rerouting has been CON-
pleted in connection with the
Twelfth street expressway. Ir
that project telephone work
Evening star., 1961-02-19

men placed 300,1s5 feet Of new
underground conduit across the
Mall in an arc from Constitu-
ton avenue to Twelfth and C
streets S.W., where connection
to the old line was made. 1t
required placing $4,000 feet of
new cable and splicing 100000
wires. The job took $1,000 man
hours.
Telephone workmen are now
in the midst of rerouting the
lines that will bypass the
Washington circle tunnel. The
phone work won't be completed
until June.
The lines are being diverted
through a new conduit starting
at Twenty-first and K streets
NV. south to I, west to
Twenty sixth street and north
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again for the connection at z
street. This involves 4,S00 feet
Of underground conduit, $4,000
feet of new cable, splicing of
100. 900 wires and 1900 man
hours.
Meanwhile, on I street a
sewer line is being installed.
Other utilities, such as electric
and gas lines, are also being
relocated to make way for the
tunnel construction.
These are some Of the things
that the public often overlookS
when highways are being built, u
says r. L. Flather, construction
superintendent for the Chesa-
'peake & Potomac Telephone
Co. In the long run, he said,
the utility-using public pays
the extra costs.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

judgments in these cases
They will be heard as If the
cases were actually contested
The change means that de-
fault judgments will only be
used in the future in cases such
as separate maintenance OF
support in which money is the
only thing involved.
Domestic Relations Judge
Frank H. Myers said q more
formal procedure is required
"in cases where the future life
and custody Of a minor child
must be determined"
A mother who seeks CUSTODY.
for example, now will have to
convince the trial judge she is
a fit person to have the child,
he said. The new rule also will
permit the court to appoint a
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Phone Lines to South
Cut by New Tunnels

The problem came UP when
District highway officials de-
cided to burrow beneath the
Mall at Twelfth street and
below Washington circle at K
street.
1t happened that these were
also the routes of the major
underground telephone cables
Evening star., 1961-02-19
BY GILBERT GIMBLE
Star Staff Writer

With the digging Of the city's
twoo new major road tunnels,
telephone company workmen
are having to cut every phone
line to the South.
But don't y'all worry, there
won't be any interruption Of
service.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Movie TuIk Set

Mrs. Margaret Gessner Twy-
man, director of community re-
lations for the Motion Picture
Association Of America, will
speak on Movies in the Mar
ket Place" at GAS am. tomor-
row at All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
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Child Custody
Cases to Get
Fuller Hearings

A new rule requiring fuller
hearings in child custody cases
will go into effect tomorrow In
the Domestic Relations branch
Of Municipal Court.
At present, uncontested child
custody cases can be decided
on the motion Of one party and
a default Judgment entered
when the other party fails to
appear.
Under the new rule, there
can be no entry Of default
Evening star., 1961-02-19

guardian to represent the child
during a custody hearing.
Custody matters have been
disposed Of on motion Of one
party in about a third of the
estimated 300 cases of this type
heard by the court each year.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

hoctive, new modern design
in dependable WeoreVer quoIitY.
J sots water quickly for teo or
stont coffee. Copper or tur-
{ Joise covers.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

5N7-quort Dutch oven, styled for
beauty and proeticoIN. For max
ing stews. pot roosts, boxed beons,
loms ond ielIies. Trivet included.
Copper or turquoise covers.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
FARMS
eAAfTRlltrRa
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


1-Top-notch tobacco farm; 100
acres Of rich, fertile land. 8
barns: 10-acre tobacco allot-
ment: substantial 9-rm. home
with bath: practically ali land
under cultivation. Priced for
quick sale.
600 acres; handsome columned
home; 2 fireplaees, 8 bedrms., !,
4 ceramic tile baths, maids
bath, bear garage with apt; (;
3 barns. tractor and equipment;
long road frontage; 3S mi. D. C.
$50. 600: owner will finance.
80 acres: charming Victorian
home: 8 rms, bath. Dashboard
heat, 2 porches. glassed in:
beautiful grounds, complete
privacy, yet on main road; 20
mi. D. C. S22,500.
4-l15 acres; S-rm. home. full
basement, heat; 2 large barns:
tenant house: 10-acre tobacco
allotment; 80 mi. D. C. S27. 900.
Let US know your requirements.
We shall try to please you.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

Al WASH. BLDG, Suite 053-2
rms. air cond.: law office, choice
loc. Ex. 3-s500; ewes, IA. e.65OO.
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FARMS

BEAUTIFUL lge.. brick rambler. 9
Mt. Vermont magnificent view:
$4,000. Brokers protected. 5 ad-
ditionAl acres avail. OWNER, BU
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WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY


321 A.-River rd., stock farm.
House needs repair. 2
barns, 2 silos. 200 .,
permanent pasture and
sod: unsurpassable view.
Near p ! m q C Valley
Country Club and large
Federal Govt. instaDa-
tion; l..3 mi. frontaEe
"a. cash. This is 1851
price-act-
10 Arm, mod; house, mr. nr;
Germantown S22, 800
BarnesyiIie % HOI SO 0o1
81 A.-6-rm. mod. house, pa-
mascus S26, 500
go A.-S-rm. mod, 2-bath log
SO A. houses, incOrp. town,
90 A.-Brookyille; 1o-rm' pre-.
Civil War house, 500. 900.
l20 A.-Nr. Acc, Germantown.
1877 A.-poolesvill.:s 81 s.dn ;SSG per 'Srt.: 4;
1872 A-sugarloaf Mountain; iSe.
134 A.-S-rm. md. brk.. D. c.
1876 A.-Mt; Airy. 9-rm. center.
hall house $4,000
$50 A.-9-rm. brk., 5 mi. 8.
Frederick $500 per A.
100 A.-S-rm., 2-bath house, Z
, mi. Frederick S47. 500
1S6 A.-S-rm. mod. house. 80.
22O A.-River I'd, Potomac sen.
eea area - 81 $50 per A.
24O A.-Germantown, 81 mile
front 81, 900 per A,
226 A brk. houses. Tanney-
m, town .--------. $4,000
234 A.-Georsia avenue extended.
o-o 1925 per A.
ESQ A.-Dickerson. 8 houses.
.o- $500 per A.
$40 A.-Clarkesburg, Gernian.
town, dairy S400 per A.
3s0 A.-Laytonsville. $500 per A,
4l6 A.-Rockville-D e-Darnestown.
l,1O0 A.-Nr. Bur. stds., Gath,
$1,000 to 81 500 per A,
CHARLES H. JAMISON
- PooLEsVILLE, MD . g.
WI. 6-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
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FARMS
420 ACRE
RECREATION FARM

2 hrs; from Wash. ?. c. near
paved county road. Property tn
cludes exeellently constructed
house, mod. Including electricity,
water, kit. appliances, etc. 2
bedrms.. bath, kit, large porch
on lower H.; large dormitory up.
CEDAR CREEK on the property
where owner caught limit trout
each year. Lower part of l02
acres contains so acres cleared
with barn; upper 307 acres are
in timber sheltering Virginia game.
Deer plentiful; also turkey, grouse.
pheasants, squirrels. rabbits; and
owner states he saw q BROWN
BEAR-neither tarried to tnveStt-
gate each other.
IDEAL FOR RGANIZ TON
WISHING TO ADD TO IT'S
CLOSELY RECREATION OUT
LETS FOR ITS PERSONNEL
Priced at Sl7.500 for prompt sale
ON ALL-CASH BASIS.
DAVID R. NIMMER
Mai. Gen, U. s. Marines. ret.
All 8. washington st., Alex. va,
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WAREHOUSES; WANTED

WANTED-Storage space for type
writers and office equip. 1000
5000 II. Dry, secure. cheap, i'm.
mediate. BOYD'S, MA. S-6450,
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Calvert County, Md.

BEEF CATTLE FARM-150 acres,
mod. cattle barn with loafinR pens,
water. elee:, upright silo, mod.
trench silo, farm pond. land fenced
and cross fenced, all Sown in grass
and clover, outstanding bldg. site
with long views over Patuxent
River, boating facilities adjoining,
now stocked with Tegistered Here
fords, foundation herd incl. II des.,
complete farm equip. optional, To-
cation In communting distance OF
the District. $4,000.
4 ACRES-Mod. 4-bedroom home
with unlimited view over Cnes.
Bay, an unusual value at $4,000
with bldg. and loan financing.
3S ACRES houses. rented; 2
barns: stream. $4,000.
63 ACRESHouaint farm house in
good repair: frontage on 7-acre
axe; wild ducks deer, other game.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Elec.
kit. mod. bath, carport: oil heat.
Near Ches. Bay; about IA acres
!and. In committing distance.
$3.50. Can assume GI loan at
S63 month.
OVERLOOKING PATUXENT RIVER
and fronting on tidal cove: "A
acres, 3-bedrln. home; 3 barns,
tenant house: tobacco allot. Out
standing view over river; $4,000.
2. ACREs-2-bedrm. dwelling. Mod.
kit. bath; high situation with
river view.
"a ACRES-Woodland: long 'front.'
age on 2 paved State roads. Good
land investment. $4,000.
100 ACRES - Woodland: 7-aere
lake; deer, rabbit. quail. ducks;
excel. for camping sportsmen, group
or subdivision. Liberal financing
8 LEVEL ACRES fronting county
road. $4,000.
A wide variety Of other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE in office for rent.
$50 mo; Please call after z pm.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS WTD.

INSURANCE co. desires 1000
1900 It. in modern bldg, NV.
area. Preferably non-meter park
ing. Ma S-9420.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
FARMS
Poultry and Egg Ranch

FRED'K CO. includes 1000 hens,
tSins, tractor, piows, long list farm farm
mach'y, truck, etc. Well-estab-
lished market for your eggs. Pro-
ducing 1,500 doz. eggs per week.
Good 7-rm. house, bath, hot and
cold water. storm windows. Mod
ern housing for 5000 layers,
brooder house for 1000 egg cool
ing and storage rm. Sac. land.
Al location. edge busy town
Owner retiring offers complete at
S3S. 900.
WE ALSO offer several good large
dairy and stock farms in Fred'k
Co. Some fully equipped.
R. l.. ZENTZ, Broker, Taneytown,
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Fully equipped store in weil-lo-
Gated Atlington Shopping Center
Approx 1S'x66.
cSnsgl' Ses9 sMIk MF Plsk TsyISr Is,,I IsssIas sI
PANY. Realtors, IRA 14th street
NV, MA. S.2346.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Move no Howard Co.

Move To Howard Co.
PAUL B. BEARD. REALTOR
II these places, acreage and lots.
don't suit you. Don't wait too
3Ta acres, level. with acre Of
woods on corner Of . hard roads
with stream. Beautiful homesite
close to new Rte. 90. Price.
o acres on hard road; $3.50 per
40 acres on hard road; $3.50 per
80 acres on hard road; $3.50 per
1-acre building lots, 16O-ft front.
age on hard road; S1,20O.
] so acres with ll-rm, house: oil
heat. bath, on hard road: 1915
$50 acres, linn. house. bath. on
hard road; $500 per acre,
2-car garage, full basement. 2
chicken houses. Close to new Rte.
90. Price. $1,000.
Beautiful modern homes in all the
6evelqpments 6evs p.n ITS now progressing on
90 acres, 6-rm. house. bath. CEN
trail heat. barns and other build
1nRs, on Oio Rte. II, Just south OF
Clarksville. Beautiful land with
fine stream. Dial 301-AT, g.
2l64 or Howard 5-2114.
OWNER OFFERS beautiful 50-acre
farm. Ideal cattle or horses. VAL
liable frontage. New Split-level,
3-bedrm. home. Open beam ceiling,
Dutch kit. Completely equip. apt.
lower floor. Pine white oak barn.
Black top circular roadway. Price,
100000; terms. Near Damascus.
Md. Telephone today, EN-. 3-7264.
PRINCE WILLIAM CO.-An excep-
tional value, 80 miles from Falls
Church. 274 acres with 6-rm.
house, barn and other outbldgS.
over h-mile frontage on black
top road, long frontage on good
stream. go acres in sod. Priced |
at SII7 per acre. F. W. BERENS. |
INC, ia. 1920; II no answer,
call IA. 6-0707.
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]. B. WATERS &
ASSOC.

Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 1870
or Prince Frederick 214 and ass
TOBACCO FARM-On a main hwy.
fenced; 3 modern homes, tobacco
barn. For further informa ton.
call BERENs. AP. 7-4646.
VIRGINIA FARMS-We specialize
in the Northern Va, area and have
q fine selection Of cattle. dairy,
retirement and gentleman's farms
and estates. OF many sizes and
price brackets. Gail US and we
will be delighted to counsel with
you at your home or office with
details and photographs. DILLON
LAND CO. Realtor. JE. 4-4040.
3 SMALL FARMS IN POTOMAC
HUNT SECTION MONT. CO. AT
SENECA ON REDDICK ROAD.
e acres m .yyyIt 9Th 5o6: 2 story i beyss Sns
then S12s.s9 per month.
2. s acres with 2 story house. S13,
300. Cash $1,000, then SS0.64
7er month.
8. Huge historic manor house on
lS acres with pony ring and out
places. 1 bedrmS., 50 It. master
liV. rm.
r. L. TAYLOR
OIL. 4-3462
F. W. Berens Sales
955.ACRE FARM, Pr. William Co.
Excellent sod, bldEs., sheds;
SPECULATIVE hold; $4,000. E, 8.
BURNS g. ASSOCIATES. Realtor,
CIR. 3-6767.
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oFFIrEs STUDIOS for ENrOcE STUDIOS REEr

ROCKVILLE, MD.-Rent fir
sUoS Stts' .Ssss sSs igREo1 ggSs DlaSSni lSSG q 5
ply. auto parts and others. Write
Box 393-T, Star.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
STROuT
SOUTHERN, MD.

DUNKIRK-42 acres. interesting
small farmhouse, barn, stable. all
Sins 1inssd ,,fes for eattls sesutiful run
THREE FARMETTE sITEs-In
beautiful Dunkirk area, only 2l
mi. from the District; 16 acres
with 2 springs; 5-acre and 7-aere
wooded sites. Small down payment
and balance monthly.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, near
Lothian-194 acres; 4-bedrm. CO.
lonial home: 2 tenant houses, 4
barns; 2 large streams, timber;
fenced and cross-fenced; lge. lake
site: excel white tenant; owner s
share Of crops averages So return
on price. Owner will finance.
OVERLOOKING CHES. BAYS
acres: attractive frame dwelling,
needs mod. imp; Just right for
family with children: Only 80
sh Ti. from r%nFe pistSictd $50 $stS.1 down,
2 large barns. 51s-acre tobacco
long frontage on paved road.
$4,000. Bldg. and loan financing.
20 ACRES-Overlooking Ches. Bay,
long paved road frontage, timber,
outstanding bldg. site with Bay
view.
ANNE ARUNDEL CoUNTY-fl5
acres. S-acre tobacco allot., 6-rm.
farmhouse, barn, tenant house,
paved road frontage. Must be sold
to settle estate. $4,000. Excel
land investment with potential for
capital gain. Only 81 mi. from
District
2S ACRES-NeW, mod. home, barn.
stable; 6-acre tobacco allot.; fine
for tobacco investment or small
stock operation; only % mi. from
the District.
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BALMORAL
OverlOokS Potomac

AA444N<4SZAA
Overlooks Potomac
upsto s-scre wooded lots in Az.
nnEton's most exclusive close,ir
nelenoorhood. Water and sewer.
tfices start at $4,000. Call -
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2160 N. Glebe Rd. IA s.o-o1
BEAUTIFUL. h-acre lot in i1Y.
manor Mont. Co.. 16O-ft' front.
perfect for rambler with walkoui
RESMSemen5; En- slniesS $1,000. Mr.. SLATER.
nsAUT: RAMBLER SITE-Approx
SWooooded' in restricted area with
s0U;it. road frontage. Easy COM
HmudinS H,aio distance to D. c. Price
SI.so0' sns. SoTerms Terms $500 down. bal.
diaI % aos S|o vT mo. Maj. Edwards
soUTHERN MD. RirY, CO.
bhTHEsDA and :SI.A,- D.AA,--,2a-acre lots; sewer
a PLxFXssoo ara % acres, $3.50 acre,
wise wise investor, Close to down.
~, REALTY SERVICE, INC,
Mr. Miller. CIR. 4-S5OO, UN. 4.114A
BETHESDA AREA Is eIeeiient
single single lots in : controlledd d'eHans coms,
from S.oo acre up; priced from
IS4,loO Hp We have other single
iois ayailable. Leon Sisson.
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 2-ao7O
B0NIFANT AND LAYHILL an
VT VT va: ave. to Layhill: 20 acres
OF cIear land. spring water.
Located between 2 country clubs;
pisI!ed S.sIu1 FL Tor subdivision CLAUDE
sE1FIsET, RA. 3-7S00, JU. 9-O420.
BUILDING SITES-SI,5 800 UP
see our large list of lots in D. c,
KAY REALTY CO. RA' $1,000
BUILDER-DEVELOPER
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA
lr-|2 iotS Diminished, 2 mi. from
cash per lot. part subordina ton;
or 10 finished lots w/sewer and
water for fine homes, only $1,000
Ga gasn -dSgJ: -dSgn; call MR.. REYNOLDS.
BUILDERS -INVESTORS
Let me be of service to you in
finding residential Commercial
and apt. ground in D. C. and Nd.
SsIl OF. $3.50 and eive your
JAMES E. R1oRpAN
CHARLES H. JAMISON 4.
I,37 A: much shade; $1,000.
d A. Barnesville-Boyd area; $3.50
5 A.: Boyd area: $1,000 per acre.
~ A.: BarnesVille-Sugarloaf: $1,000
~ e. 4; Az high elevation. Beallsvills;
Is 5.- A.; 81, hard road frontage; $500
20 A.; hard road frontage; $500
IS 5, A.; & Rte. rs, Beallsville; $3.50
35,5 A.; county road; $3.50 per acre.
SO A.; nT. AEcoGait6. Sq area; Het $500 800
ls5 A.; mr.. Gath; sewer soon;
81 100 per acre.
~ A.; Old GEORGETOWN -Montrose I'd
subject to C-1 and R-2O Zoning:
5Oc per So. IT.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Md.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. g-3262
0hEN NEhL1, by OWNER - Level
WOODED lot in developed newer
section; reas. UN. 4-2572
AREA S5 acres now
partly subdivided. SW soon. Prime
investment property at $1,000 per
acre. Call j, R. LITTLE, RLTR,
JU. $4,000.
,oLLEGE PARK-55x200, partly
wooded; water. sewer, close
transp: $1,000 terms. RE. 6-SS35,
CONGRESS- MGTS.-50-ft. bldg. lot.
Near Naval Research Lab. Ims
proyements in: $2,95O. JOHN L.
SHELToN. Realtor 10. $4,000.
CONTINUED on Next PageI :.
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WISCONSIN, AVE.

WILL sUBLET inside office. 2i5
g; II; IN Ring Bldg. SIS per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
M SESSO REALTY co,

PRESTIGE CORNER. 1928
Alabama ave. sc. Across
the street from TT. Dupont.
Semi-det. corner house. 8
rms, full recreation rm., 2
full baths, built-in garage,
with sundeck. Yard, 23Xl14
Il, Must see to appreciate.
DORFMAN, CO. 6-4Q66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
CONN. AVE. ESTATES

ASSUME OWNERS A Z LOAN OF
this value-paeked split-level with
3 bedrms.. den and rec. rm., cent
air cond.. plus many, many ex'
tras. Low eos, FLA appraised
Conn. ave. ext. to end and left tc
Moray I'd.
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HILLCREST
JOSEPH FIIIPPO

JOOGE n T 111HfO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES, 5000
block 20" st.; open IL TO dark
New brk. ramblers: 8 rms, 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, de luke kit, full
hsmt: with half bath: large level
q no abES' d OWE FLA n Zoo 'S down
Large 6-rm. brick with 2 enel.
porehes, rec. nm. Open 2-6.
Mr., PA. AND MINI. AYES. 1919
23d ST.; open to 6-Large Oct.
brick with rms, bath LIST f.; 8
rms, bath, End H.; finished base
ment, bath, large corner lot.
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
AYES. - Custom-built det. brick
with s rms, bedrms.. . baths;
2 bedrms. and bath LIST H.; sas
ANG ic5 ~ Elfst OEiI rooms. a bed.
rms, 1st-fl, den, fun bSmt.; oil
h.-w.h., garage; large level lot.
Priced right with substantial cash.
BOTH ST. mr.. Pa. ave. near public
and parochial schools bet. z
rms, 2 baths, den and bath =. ::
H.; full bsmt.; oil h -.
" ST, 3050- - ave,-Semi-
rms, 2 bedrms.,
AnOVoy zine rec. nm, encl. poTcni
$1,000 down. Vacant.
HILLCREST, 254s 36th st., near
Southern ave. - Brand-new Diet.
brick rambler. 8 rms, bedrms.,
pa baths, valk-out bsmt.; $780,
$50. Open 2 to g..
ANACosTIA. mr.. 10th and MINI.
ave.-Det, lge. rms, 8 bedrms.,
level lot; $1,000. LO. 1851.
st. FRANCES PARISH. off Pa. ave,
30l6 20" st.-Det. lse. brk. ram
bier, VII rms, 2 baths, lge. fam
lily rrn., paneled rec. rna., den and
bath, garage. Priced right with
substantial cash.
NEAR CORAL HILLS, 1918 44th pl.
-Semidet. brk.; 5 lge. rms, day
light bsmt. w/rec. nm, gas h.-w.h.
Anyone with $3.50 On. and $50
mo. with good credit.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, M. Glass
manor-Semidet brk.. ike new;
8 rms, 2 baths, arranged for !
or Q families; paneled rec. rm.;
level lot Anyone with $500 dn.,
with good credit.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGs
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. REALTORS
2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc. ct Pa.
IL. 4-77l7 LII. 2-5976
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BET YOU CAN'T

find another 3 bedrm. house in
Kensington as appealing for NO
DOWN PAYMENT-GL Make your
offer FLA, VA or Conv. A Ram
bier and an unusual buy too.
RIPLEY CO, JU. b-6111.
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WooDsInE FoREsr

Enjoy q lazy autumn on the Y
acre lawn Of this stately close
in Colonial home; 8 bedrms. and
Ssn Sh o Sith' 2 Is rec low T% a DlS1
payment 'PHA. SGdS Ga. ave. to- to WHIT Witt
Oak dr.. and right to home.
The Adak sun., 1961-03-27
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