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Evening star., 1961-04-23
r Light Top-Wip for ever
dessert, diet and purse

AWoNDER FOR WEIGHT
WATCHERS Top-Wip" is
real whipped light cream
yet contains but IL calo-
ries for an average serV-
ingI You can biIIow on
mounds of good-tasting
Top-Wip and never mind
counting thecaIories. Too.
Top-Wip's ready to use
after a few shakes, stays
fresh day after day. Oes-
serts like Top-Wip. so
do people
eIs61. ToP-wIP. INC.
, 1961-01-28
PUBLIC NOTICE

The attention of all operators
of motor vehicles for hire is di-
rected to Section 401, Title 90, v.
I. c. which requires that opera
tors for hire obtain operators
badges and Identification cards.
It is hereby required that each
operator for hire present to the
Commissioner of Public Safety
Cat the Traffic Bureaus) two ~
I. D. type photographs, size ~
in. x IL in. of the front view of
the head and top Of shoulders,
and one similar photograph, size
2R in. x 2-1j2 in.
After February Is, 1861, no OPP
orator may operate for hire with
out meeting the above require
ment.
Jack M. Monsanto
Commissioner
Dept. of Public Safety
81 81
, 1961-01-28
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Department of Public Safe
ty, st. Croix, will commence the
registration of motor vehicles at
the Traffic Bureaus in Christian
sted and Frederiksted on Febru-
airy |, 1861.
The hours for registration shall
be as follows except on holidays:
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY:
$50 AM. to 1870 AM.
1870 Pm. to 400 PM.
G. A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner
" : 81
, 1961-01-28
GRAPETREE A INN

GRAPETREE "A INN
st. Croix, v. /.
u. S. Most Easterly Resort
Weekly Schedule Of Events
Monday
BoUGH's CONDO
Tuesday
BEACH PARTY PM.
Wednesday
BEACH PARTY & STEEL BANI
Thursday
cHIco's STEEL BAND
Friday
ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday
METRoNoMES CONDO
SPECIAL STEAK DINNER
Sunday
cHIco's STEEL BAND
ocKTA PARTY and
, 1961-01-28
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division Q +
Procurement, Christiansted,
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO AM. February 3, 1861.
Cement and Crushed
Stone No. /
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informally
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
26-27-28
--
, 1961-01-28

THINGS MIGHT CHANGE IN GEORGIA
EVENTS HAVE BEEN moving so fast in the Uniyer-
sty of Georgia indignation order that it is impossible to pre-
dict what will take place from one day to the next. One radio
commentator editorialized a commentator and congratua-
tons to the State, but before long there was the riot, and the
two students, Charlayne A. Hunter, and Hamilton F. Holmes,
were expelled for their own and the Universitys safety"
DURING H BRIEF period between the order of the
court and the registration it seemed as if the University of
Georgia, students, and Governor Vandiver, had assumed the
mantle of maturity, and had seen themselves in a new light.
Georgia was part and parcel of the nation, and that nation
Was the one which led the free world, and nothing would be
done in a remote corner to turn back the hands of the clock.
But that was short-ived.
WHAT WAS DISTURBING was the manner in which
the Withdrawal of the two students was brought about. The
University basketball team had lost to Georgia Tech. Out
siders, evidently spurred on by the Ku Klux Klan, stormed
up to the girls dormtory where Charlyne resided. Giant fire
crackers exploded, windows were shattered, the dean OF men
was hurt, and considerable damage done. Calls went out to
the State Troopers, but no response came, at least only in time
to take the two students to their homes in Atlanta.
NOW ANOTHER change has come. This time promises
are given by University officials, the city, and the State that
the courts order will be respected, and that peace and order
will reign. Most encouraging, however, is the attitude, and
definite steps taken by so many students who have gone on
record as denouncing the tactics of those who do violence,
both to the University and the principle of free education.
NIGHTMARE could be over, and the new era
brought into being. If it is, the nation would have received a
shot in the ARM and the State of Georgia, and the University
shown that they have reached a state Of maturity which would
end, once and for all, the double standards in education which
has been a cancer in the life of the nation.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
Apartment Plans Community Shelter

firm has charged Mrs. Vera
D. Bromley. resident manager.
with getting the project off
the ground.
Mrs. Bromley sent out a
questionnaire to all residents
Of the apartment community
asking whether residents
would be willing to share
construction costs. She re-
Evening star., 1961-10-28

Plans for the areas first
community blast shelter are
being made at the Stewart
Apartments, a 435-unit COM
munity in Laurel.
Pollin Bros. owner of the
apartments. has authorized
use of a 1-acre tract ad-
joining the apartments for
the shelter, which is projected
to hold 1000 persons. The
Evening star., 1961-10-28

ported she has received more
than 100 replies, all of them
favorable.
Pollin Bros. hopes that
construction of the structure
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NAREB Members TotoI 10000

Nations largest trade asso-
Citations. It's members are the
only persons in the real estate
profession who may call
themselves realtors.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

can be started within the
next month. The State Bank
of Laurel has offered to help
families in financing the
venture.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

With nearly 10000 mem
bers in virtually every COM
munity in the country. the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards is one of the
Evening star., 1961-10-28

splendid Colonial brick residence prestige location very
close 70 the Spring Voey Shopping Center and every
ence Featuring large living and dining rooms powder oo
ceent kitchen with breokfos bedrooms and
tile ooths Steps TO eHponon oc Deoched qooqe and
H level lot House Immaculate condition Homes IN this loco
ton ore difficult TO find in the lower 3os
DIRECTIONS: OUT Moss Ave 10 43th ST. rqht 10 Alton P
left 10 open sqn.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

society plans an all-out gala.
however, from s to Z pm.
Friday, prior to the Inaugural
Ball, in the Hotel Statler
Hilton.
Mrs. william r. Connole.
whose husband is the former
Federal Power commissioner.
is president Of the organiza-
ton. She expects a tremen-
dous turnout honoring the
States appointees in the
Kennedy administration.
They include HEW Secre-
tary- designate Ribicoff. Un-
dersecretary Of. State-desig-
nate Chester Bowles. Assist
ant Secretary Of State Roger
Jones and the new Demo-
cratic National Committee
chairman, John A. Bailey.
Foot Guards Too
There win be an abundance
Of color combined with music
at this party. provided by the
appearance of Connecticut's
1st and I'd Battalions Of the
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:sssI.ssa,s,.... .,::,.A.
.STATE SOCIETIES Rss'ssss$as. Rsss$as.s ss'a 'ase&.. "A
Texans Set Up Buffet
With l,OOOLbs. Of Beef

The turnout is expected to
be tremendous. tickets to the
public are sold out. The g.
to-8 pm. reception Wednes-
day will occupy the entire
mezzanine floor Of the Hotel
Statler Hilton.
Mrs. Charles Cabell, who
is president of the society,
will stand in the receiving
line with "Mr. Sam" and the
Lyndon Johnsons. Mrs.
Cabell is the wife Of Gen.
Charles Cabell. deputy direc-
tor of the CIA.
Orchestra Leader Henry
King. who will play at one
of the Inaugural Balls on
Friday, is coming to Wash
ington two days early with
a 20-piece band to play for
the Texas party. Vice Pres
ident-elect johnson particu-
Evening star., 1961-01-15

larly favors the pianist's mu-
sical style Of the soft tea
dance type.
About q thousand pounds
Of rare, well-done and medi-
um roast beef will disappear
during this party With guests
choosing their cuts from 90
pound steamship rounds of
beef sliced to preference and
served with rolls. An East
erner may consider he's en-
joying q roast beef sandwich,
but to q Westerner, It's q
Texas round"
Bay State Blues
The Massachusetts, State
Society elected not to hold a
party during inaugural week.
The groups president said a
party would put the organ
ization in a hole financially.
1--WE tried teaming up with
Texas" President Harold
PM said. but their recep-
ton became SO tremendous
we had to back out"
Connecticut's local State
Evening star., 1961-01-15
MODERN
MANNERS
What to Wear Suggestions Made
For the Inaugural Festivities
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW.

and business suits) will be
permitted.
Democratic Gala at the
National Guard Armory,
featuring stars of the enter
tainment world: Men, din
ner jackets. In this case.
women with be wise, and
correct, If they wear short,
or ballerina-length gowns.
reason being that in the
crush. q long dress Is apt
to be stepped on and torn.
Then. too, they are very
cumbersome when sitting in
closely placed theater seats.
January 20-For the oath
taking ceremonies at the
Capitol, those officials who
win appear on the platform
(such as Governors of States
and other top-ranking Off
cials) should wear formal
day dress-the cutaway and
silk topper hat. Their wives.
daytime gowns and hats. The
general spectator will nat
urally wear business suits
and daytime clothes (plus
heavy overcoatsD.
The Inaugural Balls: The
women can really "let 60"
here! The most formal. long
ball gowns, worn with above
elbow length gloves and
exotic hairdoes, are appro-
pirate for this great occasion.
Full dress (white tie and
tails) are the best attire for
the gentlemen. However,
dinner jackets are permis-
sible and short evening
gowns may be worn. But, II
you cam really dress up" for
this great celebrationl You
won't regret 1t II you dol
Evening star., 1961-01-15

A review of what to wear,
. when" for the coming Inau-
! gural festivities during this
! week. is definitely on the
: agenda for today. Both men
, and women will be confidant
J that they are correctly at
tired If they will abide by the
following guide. covering the
main celebrations that will
take place.
January Is: Reception for
distinguished ladies at the
National Gallery Of Art: At
ternoon gowns (not too
dressy and preferably of
street length) to be compile
mented by hat. gloves and
purse.
Reception In honor Of the
Vice President-elect and Mrs.
johnson: The same as above
for the women. and q dark
suit. white shirt and conser-
vative tie. for the gentle-
men.
Young Democrats recep-
ton and dance: Dinner
gown Cor not too elaborate
evening ones) for the WON.
en-. Black tie DINNER jack
ets) for their escorts.
January 10: Reception for
the Governors of States and
special distinguished visitors:
Afternoon gowns and dark
suits Gas in the case of the
party in honor of the Vice
President-elect).
Inaugural Concert at Con-
T., stitution Hall: For the wom-
en-. dinner. gowns, either
short or long. and dinner
jackets for the men are
preferred. However. informal
(street or afternoon dresses
Evening star., 1961-01-15

with the State of Connecti-
cuts local representatives
drawing close for second
place.
Texas State Society MEM
bers have an edge on others
with Speaker Rayburn as CO.
host and Vice President-elect
and Mrs. johnson as the
honored guests.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Governors Foot Guard who
viii come directly from
marching In the Inaugural
Parade. They wear brilliant
red uniforms with high red
headpieces ala Buckingham
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Guard designs. Joining this
contingent for the party win
be the Mattatuck Drum
Band Of Connecticut. who
dress in authentic Colonial
costumes.
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STATE SOCIETIES

State societies Of the Dis
trict of Columbia represent
ing nearly all the SO States)
will keep the red carpet
rolled out all week with in
dividual receptions, cocktail
parties, lunch and brunch.
The Texas party in this
category is outdoing the rest
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Other Inaugural Fetes. Pose G-5
Evening star., 1961-03-24

CHEVY CHASE--AlI brick Colonial,
close-in. near everything; screened
porch. rec. rm., sep, din. .rIl1.;
fenced lot; many extras; good as.
sumption; only $19,250. HUGH ul6
LisT WfTH Us FOR REsuITs..
Evening star., 1961-03-24

HOLLINGWOOU. PiNkHURSI VII
large front porch. 3 tEi,n-sise twin SIZE
ss;SJmS,' ;snSaS' =: 6sn baths; f1|iIy.SiSs y:Scs
drs, iesdinr to patio and buiit-in
barbecue; lge. garage, laund. rm.,
beautifully lAndscaped terrace and
fenced lot; 2 blocks. from fast
d. c. tfansp., Blessed Sacrament
Parish, excel. schools and shop
ping. Priced for quick sale II
inid-20S. $500 win handle.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
POTOMAC

A-aere lot In lovely wooded section
within n mile Of village. Ex.
tremeiy attractive custom-buiit
brick rambler. Large dining and
living rooms, s generous-siSed bed
rooms; fireplace in bsmt. for fu-
ture rec. rm. The many custom
features make this house very
appealing and $36,500 is . most
reasonable price. Ewes. I'm.
INC. EN-. b-13l3.
Evening star., 1961-03-24

8lLNEk SRBkNu--3-bedro 1Ia-
bath brk.; full bsnnt., side porch,
large sep. din. rri. Only S1S,05O.
EISENACHER REALTY 10. 4-555b
SILVER sPRING--Immac., beaut
location; s23, 800. JU. 5-2be6.
SILVER sPkING, ciose-in-Brick
Colonial. completely decor. inside
and out, lge. liv. lrn. with fireplace,
formal sized din. rrn,. kit, with
table space, pine-paneied den and
powder rTIl. all on first fir. WALL
to-wall carpeting, drapes and
crystal chandeliers incl. Imme-
diate possession. S20,9b0.
E. W.. BERENs, REALTORS
1927 Fenton St. 8. 8. JU. 7-77OO
SILVER sPR1NG--"Close-in spa
cious brk. rambler mr.. Ca. ave.
large liv. rm, with firepl., screened
porch, completely equipped kit,
tWin-size bedrms., large daylight
hsnit; with tiled floor reduced to
YSoiu5NiRIN YSi5iSsE a co. 10. 4-soa2 til 0
SILVER sPRING = Cape Cod,
$l4.500, beautiful nsighborhood.
close in, level lot, unfin. 2nd fir,
FOR FAST ACTION LIST WITH
". As lOMEhLtlG6
1900 Rockville Pike HA. 7-40SC
SILVER sPRING---Redec. Vacant
0-rm. brk. rambler with full
bsmt.: 9 real buy at $17,600.
BEERS BROS, JU. b.7611.
SILVER STRING, choice location,
mr., Sligo Greek Park. golf course,
school and bus--Brick rambler;
lge. iiv, rIn. with fireplace, famiiy
inets in lee. Dc luxe kit., ir rec. UnT rm,
with picture window plus pine
paneled den. Priced in low 20s
+. w. BERENS, REALTORS
1927 Fenton ST.. 8. 8. 10. 7-770C
sIL. sPR., Mr.. Wayne and Flower
4 bedrns.. Colonial, only S24. $50
ASHTON RLTY. CO.. VIII. 6-74b4
SILVER STRING = 3-bedrm. bricl
Cape Cod, Nj. Blair High and al
SCHOOLS. VACANT. Asking S17,950
TAKona AsSs HliisL REALTY Ju. s-1sot
SILVER SPRING--4-bedrm. brk
21a-hath Cape Cod, firepl,, largl
| din. rn1., electric kit, rec. I'm.
| patio, shady lot, conv. loc, S21,.
$50. BY OWNER, 10. 4-0e20
SILVER sPRINCl 1914 8. Nanaioi
df.-Brick, 8 bedrms., Q baths
dbl. gar. OWNER ~. o.7621.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AARDVARK DO not trade houses,
home for this 6-bedfm., 2M-bath
home in BladensburE area. Too
many extras to mention. Call US
for particulars.
z: w. RoHRBACK AP. 7-6676
ANDREWS. Oxon Hill Area.-No
blers with bsmts. Full price, Sl6,-
coNsoLiDATED REALTY
20. 7-2b0O RE. b-7226
CENSUS AREA--Cwner
transferring. 3-bedrm. brick raFn-
bier; full hsmt. FEiA, GI, conven.
tional terms avail, JOE JACOBS
REALTY. RE. 6-b909 til 8 pm.
ANDREWS AREA
New S-bedrm. custom brick split
level, sep. din. rFn., very large rec.
rm; with firepl., walk-out bsmt, /:
walking distance 10. Catholic
church and schools in Murray
Hills. $4,000 with $4,000 dn.
3-bedrm. brk. duplex. in Hlllerest
Heights; vacant, assume large oi
w " A. NJ. REALTY. INC.
RE. $3.50 Open I'll s PM.
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN and avoid
red tape on this 4-bedrm. home.
Liv. rIn. with wall-to-wall carpet,
extra-large kit, knotty-pine en-
closed back porch and finished
bsmt. Beautiful corner lot with
barbecue pit and patio. Payments
less than rent. Close TO Baltimore
pkwy. Priced Ct only sdb,s00. Call
s. DAVIS q co. NC.
BALTO..WASH, PKWY.-Stone-and.
aluminium siding; large din. rfn.,
liv. rln., Kits bath ana A bedrms.
good cond. Pull price S13,250.
Only Only Tsrt $4Go doEn; I2TFy RSTymsnss Z tS less
Realtors. Ap. 7-7200.
BELTsvILLE, UNUSUAL RAMBLER
WITH HOT-WATER HEAT - B
roorny living room with large pic
ture window and attractive fire.
place. Large completely finished
RECREATION ROOM, plus . cozy
paneled DEN. These and many
other features can be yours for
only $1b,e50l Flexible financing.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-e400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brk., hot
water heat. plaster walls: on "
LANo1!S4 liSc ID; REALTY HE. $4,000
BERWYN HEIGHTS; open Sun
day, Sb1b CUNNINGHAM drlve--2-
bedfn., all-brk. rambler. Beautiful
wall-to,wall earpeting IN liv. rm.
and hall. storm windows and
doors, permanent aluminium avn
ings. Fenced lot, driveway, patio.
All for S12,T60, S4OO dn, LUBY-
ROBERTS. WE. B-6167.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
AEC-NIH AREA

OWNER TRANBFERRED
Assume S16,500 loan on this spot-
less a1l-brick split-leyel; 3 b.rS.. 2
baths, sep. din. rm., lovely rec. rTn.
w/fireplace, air cond., carpets and
SLIGO REALTY
RRaftOfs. III $4,000
Evening star., 1961-03-24

BETHESDA, eonV. Naval Hosp. and
compl. equipped kit. full bsmt.
above ground level, garage; cent
air cond.: fenced yard. S2S, $50.
KQRzENDORFER REALToR OIL.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

HOMES OF The DAY
PARK H1ILs-wsit It'll you
see this view overlooking Sligo
Creek from this neat-as-a-pin
brick Cape Cod; enchanting bay
window in the living room; for
NAL dining room, bedrooms, 9
full baths, garage, tiled basement,
and beautifully Handicapped lot.
Selling below FHA appraisal al
$22,950, truly . low price for this
fine location.
MONTGOMERY HILLS - NEW
brick:and-frame Colonial with 3
big bedrooms up; family sized
kitchen, separate dining room and
powder room on LIST floor, and 4
well-planned basement with out.
side exit and powder room, Low
est priced new home In this close.
in area, Just Q few short blocks
to, elementary and junior high
schools, shopping. plus d. e.
Transit bus within u block and
close to Blair High. Try topping
this one at S21.95O with 5ls9s
VIZ TAKE TRADES
JAS. G. CONHEY e. CO., REALTORS
.ITInfnaN q Al "a
Evening star., 1961-03-24

PARK. brick Colonial on
1000 50. II. fenced, Handicapped
lot with many trees; 5 bedrms..
formal din. rm., rec. rm. and dark
rm.; full bath upS powder rm.,
THEY'RE oK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN q CO. Lo. 5-2005
KEMP MILL-Impressive, yes, ex-
pensive, no; family-type 4-bedrm.
air-cond. split, loaded with extras,
modern kit; space for rec. rm.
Owner anxious; at S26,5O0. c. p.
NJ FTCHEp IN E-1Rrr
Evening star., 1961-03-24
HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.
ALEx..BEyERLY Hnhs

S2S,960
Custom 2-story brick home, very
attractive, 3 bedrooms and nurs-
room, dining room. modern kitch-
en-. recreation room, 2 fireplaces;
conditioners and many extras. tx.
Gel. terms. Call now, KI. 9-363O.
M. II. BARRY ORG. Realty adj
ministrators. Evesy XII. s-0703.
DAIE---gpiit -ieyeli 8 bed
rms, 21a baths: GI loan. 4p03
Bristow dr. cL. e-2773, No agts.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc,

VIII. y. IUCdS ASSUC.
Off. Q 70 Q: 24-Hr. Ph. Oh. 6-ss6e
BETH.-Immac. 3-bedrm. brk Co
lonial, lge. liv. rm.. firepl., rec
Tm.,. conv. location, M. eehls;
lge. lot; low 20s. KRoIL REALTY,
OIL. 2-5959: Ewes. EN-. 5-3306.
BETH.-NeW 4-hedrm., 2M-bath
center-hall bFk. colonial; Gift
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, family rm.,
rec. rm.: nr. sehls. Immed. poss.
9-5QS0: ewes mi s-6Q74
Evening star., 1961-03-24
! HOUSES ron sALE-MD. HOUSES FoR sArE-MD.
K %. PRESENTS

WHEATON, sparkling brick Cape
Cod; all elee. kit. W1built-in dish
washer and disposal; 3 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., rec, rm. and tiled
util. rm. in bsmt. w/exit. Huge
lot; $16,500 FHA. Terms.
Evening star., 1961-03-24

POTOMAC = EXCLUSIVE LIsT-
ING, shown By appointment. g.
tifui ss.tins.. .wite-GsisSvEsr itGiSE Eit.. oesa. AZ.
trae. den, 2 baths, fireplace,
Iereened porch, full basement.
Price, $4,000. HUGH T. PECK.
Rockville, GA, 1-657b.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
LANHAM
RIVERDAIE

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, first time
bsmt'. oil heat: on ) lots. A real
beauty on Gateway blvd. S14.050:
Ql. FHA or S995 dn. Trades con-
sidered. FALLIN REALTY CO..
Ii. 4-1300 or RE. 5-4734.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod: liv. rm. with fireplace,
sep. din. rm., 2 full baths, full
bsmt. Enclosed rear porch. Nice
corner lot. Walking distance to
NJ, Calvary and Penn Mar shop
TY. RE. $4,000 til 9 pm.
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Vacant, re-
Sss SoCd.S SrT 9d HSn9EslSS sI9sSC fri S'%1 sn
RE. 6-4140 Ewes, HI. eI6367
CAMpBNIiI REALTY
Evening star., 1961-03-24
HICKS

Realtors Open Q to 81
KI. 8.3111 OF. 4-6040I
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave.
1908 9. Arlington Ridge Rd.
ALEX, IlO Z. oxford ave-, off Mt.
Vernon ave.-2-story bldg, good
cond:, S13.500 or best offer, call
OWNER, XII. 8-bO67,
Evening star., 1961-03-24
INDIAN SPRINGS
OPEN Danny l To s

OPEN DAILY 1 TO 8
RAMBLERS AND EpLTT-LEVEHg
A dramatic. 3-bedroom home with
room for 9TH; 2M baths, daylight
recreation room. patio and ter
race garden. A home that doesn't
sacrifice its superior constFuc-
tion because Of Its reasonable
price. Low eos.
DIRECTIONS: out Piney Branch
I'd. to University blvd. east, left
TO Buckingham dr.. right q
Weaver ct. and left to mode
GRACE W. KLEIN co.
10. b-2s1s HE. e-o1bs
KEMP MILL,-Rent with option t
buy. 4 bedrms., 2M-bath split.
assume high loan. Name youl
termG. 10. 6-36S7.
TOPS IN TRADES
KENsINgT0N :. No. dn. payment
VA, $1e,b00. 3-bedTm., '1N-batl
Colonial. Immediate occupency
DEvEKEuxD INC, 10. 6-4eSe.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
VACANT

RED HOT LISTING
Especially handsome 1868 3-bedrnn.
brick split near favorite Kensing-
ton schools. De luxe kit. with
dishwasher and tnlaid mosaic
breakfast bar. Spacious. rec. rm,
with powder fm. adjoining. Large
sumo present loan. Priced s9o,-
$50; Oh. $4,000. ALLIE D