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The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
ACC Reveal Terms Blocking Contract Negotiations

ANCHORAGE R - A spokes- man for the Associated General Contractors today said Gov. Egan had asked them to continue work on certain military projects but said nothing about private con Struction work.
 'Why is the governor to throw private investors to the wolves when the legislature has appro- priated money to attract new in- vestment capital and the various Chambers of Commerce in the state are making every effort to bring needed investors into the state," the spokesman asked.
 The spokesman said there is now large percentage of pri vate construction for the first time in many years and it was only among these jobs that the unions struck first.
 The ACC also released for the first time the terms of the dis pute which blocked negotiations for a new contract with the Iron workers Union.
 The union reportedly rejected tentative offer of 23 cents an hour in favor of their demand for 25 cents an hour plus various fringe benefits including free room and board on bush jobs.
 No firm offer was ever made the spokesman said, because the talks never got beyond the other union demands that were com. pletely unacceptable to the ACC
 A general strike situation is rapdily approaching, the spokes- man said, because the union said no ironWorkers will be dispatched to new jobs until the contractor signs a contract at the union's S terms.
 At the opposing end of the power struggle, Russ Conlon, ne gotiator for the unions involved excluding the ironworkerS- has wired the Defense Department that they will man vital military jobs.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
East Germans Issue New Law to Halt Air Traffic

BERLIN tR = East German Communist authorities issued a new law today that could serve as a basis for halting air traffic between isolated West Berlin and the outside world.
 Effective Aug. 1, the law will require all aircraft with radios to receive special permission from East German authorities to cross their territory.
 Air traffic from West Germany to West Berlin now is handled by an air safety center including representatives from the United States, Soviet Russia, France and Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
Dr. Salk Urges Further Study on Oral Vaccine

NEW YORK lR - Dr. Jonas A. Salk, father of the Salk polio vaccine, urged the American Medical Assn. today to make a further study before backing mass use of a newer type vaccine to be taken by mouth instead of in- jection.
 However, the house of delegates of the AMA adopted a resolution backing a report of the Council on Drugs that recommended that the organization support sweep ing use of an oral vaccine devel- oped by Dr. Albert B. Sabin. There was no discussion.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
Nome to Have Full Day of Activities On 4th of July

Nome is to have a full day of activities and patriotic exercises to celebrate the 4th of July which will be highlighted by the dedi- cation of the New Alaska Nation al Guard Armory.
 Participating in the program will be the Adjutant General of the AVG, Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Carroll from Juneau; Col. B. P. Major, Hq. U. s. Army, Alaska, from Fort Richardson; and Col. John Dalton, Senior Army Ad- visor, from Juneau.
 Local persons taking part will include Mayor Roscoe Wilke, Sen. Lester Bronson and Sen. John McNees with Don Perkins as master of ceremonies.
 Parades and floats will be or ganized under the leadership of Johnnie Stephenson and Jessie Jones with the VFW and Ameri- can Legion in charge of the races.
 Volunteer firemen will take over the responsibility of serving refreshments to the children fol- lowing the parade.
 Rotary Club will handle the collection of necessary funds for the celebration.
 The Fourth of July Committee is offering prizes for the best float of $25. Also prizes for the best decorated bicycle, both boys and girls and best decorated tri- cycle, for both boys and girls.
 Each organization or business house is invited to enter a float as well as individuals. Those wishing to enter please contact Johnnie Stephenson at either Main 24 or Main 199.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
90-YEAR-OLD MAN CLIMBS MT. CHOCORUA AGAIN

CHOCORUA, N. H. tR - John Pratt Whitman of Sandwich, has climbed 3,475-foot Mt. Chocorua again.
 That feat might might not be unusual except that Whitman climbed the mountain for the first time when he was 10 years old and that was 80 years ago.
 The 90-year-old Whitman was accompanied by some relatives. The round trip took 10 hours yes terday.
 When he got to the summit, Whitman who runs an art gal lery, planted a 50-star flag.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
JFk Orders Investigation Whether Soviets are Still Testing Nuclear Weapons

WASHINGTON LR - President Kennedy today ordered an investi- gatiOn into whether Russia has been secretly testing nuclear weapons and whether such tests could be conducted without de- lection.
 The order to his Science Ad- visory Committee indicated clear ly that Kennedy is studying the possibility of a resumption of U. s. nuclear tests, now volun- tarily suspended.
 But Kennedy told his news con- ference the United States still wants, and will strive for, con- trolled and agreed-on nuclear armament test ban.
 He will keep the U. s. negotiat- ing team at the stalled test ban conference in Geneva, he said.
 Kennedy urged that Soviet Premier Khrushchev end his na- tion's ''intransigence" and accept a reasonable formula for per manently ending the nuclear testing.
 The stumbling block has been Soviet rejection of Western de- mands that an effective policing system be set up along with a ban on tests, and more recent Kremlin demands for moving the nuclear test negotiations into the bigger talks on general disarmament.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
Wasilla Youth Camp Teenagers Open Up
 8 Miles of Chilkoot Trail

JUNEAU R - A team of 12 teenagers from the States Wa silla Youth Camp has opened up eight miles of the historic Chil- koot Trail in six weeks of work on the old gold rush route.
 "They're battling mosquitos and blisters but they're enjoying every minute of it," Charles Pfeiffer, State Director of Youth and Adult Authority, said today
 The Chilkoot Trail winds over the St. Elias Mountains from the old ghost town of Dyea, neal Skagway, to the Yukon water shed in British Columbia.
 The trail echoed to the foot steps of thousands of men at the turn of the century as they hur- ried to the rich Klondike gold strike.
 The Wasilla Youth Camp teen agers, hand-picked group, are opening the trail as tourist at traction. They are rebuilding the trail in spots, clearing brush and slides and bridging small streams. They are also carrying historic sites along the old trail
 ''They received a tremendous reception in SkagWay," Pfeiffer said.
 Pfeiffer said the Youth Camp was preparing to establish a per manent camp at the old ghost town of Canyon City.
 ''It's going to get rougher from now on," Pfeiffer IT said, "but the boys aren't complaining. They're doing a wonderful job"
 Another historic spot on the old trail, Sheep Camp, lies an- other three miles beyond Canyon City and the summit of Chilkoot | Pass is another nine miles beyond | Sheep Camp.
 Pfeiffer said the morale of the ooys has remained very high and | that what work remains to be after the current party | leaves for Wasilla, some six weeks hence, will be done next year, by another Youth Camp work party
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
MONIES NEW PATROL CAR ON DISPLAY IN SEATTLE

The new Dodge police and am- bulance car, fitted to specifi- tions for Nome, has been on ex- hibit in Seattle by S. L. Savidge, Dodge dealers, reports Larry Gal win, local Dodge dealer. Calvin said sheriffs from all around that area have been admiring the idea of ambulance-patrol car for small communities. The car was ordered recently by the City of Nome to replace the car now in operation
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
PApPAS TO LEVEL SCHOOL

The Nome School Board has accepted a bid submitted by Jim Pappas in the amount of $500 to level the original school struc- ture and the school annex. PappaS was the only bidder.
 There were no bids submitted on the job to build roof, enclos- ure and concrete pad for the school transformers, so the board has authorized the work be done on an hourly basis.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
JFK Says Berlin Crisis Is Soviet Manufactured
By Whitney Shoemaker

WASHINGTON lR - President Kennedy today called the Berlin crisis Soviet manufactured. He told the Russians it would be "grave mistake" to try to under mine Western unity "by threats or fresh aggressive acts"
 "There is peace in Germany and in Berlin" Kennedy said at a news conference. eff it is dis turbed it will be a direct Soviet responsibility"
 Kennedy spoke solemnly of "the gravity of this threat" by the Soviets against the integrity of West Berlin. He called on Russia to join with the Western powers in discussion of what he termed the unfinished business of Ger man problems.
 "Discussion," he said, twill be profitable if the Soviets will ac- cept in Berlin and indeed in Europe self determination which they profess in other parts of the world, and if they will work sincerely for peace rather than an extension of power"
 The President set forth his views shortly after Soviet Pre- mier Khrushchev offered in Mos COW to negotiate on Berlin and Germany - but warned the West against attempting any military buildup in that area to strengthen its hand.
 Kennedy said nothing Russia does can affect the Vests rights in Berlin.
 It was Kennedy's first news conference in Washington in near ly eight weeks, and he opened it by reading a statement reiter- ating his administrations strong position on the German city.
 Kennedy also announced that he had instructed his Science Ad visory Committee to organize a special study to determine whether the Russians have been or could be engaged in secret testing of nuclear weapons.
 Kennedy said the Soviets' in- Sistence on veto over machinery to police a nuclear test ban is dis heartening and "raises a serious question" about how long the United States can maintain it's voluntary ban on such tests.
 Taking note of Soviet Premier Khrushchev's recent statement that Russia would be out-produc- ing the United States by 1870, the President said that could never take place at any time in the 20th Century and added
 ''We invite the USSR to en- gage in this competition which is peaceful and which could only result in a better living standard for both of our peoples"
 Kennedy showed no signs of his back strain or recent virus in- lection. He replied to a question about his health by saying he was feeling very we'll"
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-28
Nome School Granted S18,830 In Federal Impact Money

WASHINGTON - (S p e ciaD The Office of Education has cer- tified for immediate payment of $18,830 to Nome Public Schools under federal law granting opera tion and maintenance payments to federal affected areas.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
KENWOOD CLUB-WESTWOOD

schooGrand liv. formal center
eng hall formal din French doors to patio extrS.se
centrally air cond fql baths Out.G
study Cor 4 bedEmo bsms and oyerzed sSrsge with room
Walking distance public parochal bks from
Kenwood Club, Wewood shopping fast D. c. transp House
is only 8 old; S37,95O.
55IEEcI5oNs Fver I'd Blk past Kenw0od Club left on
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BETHESDA ESTATE AREA

True Williamsburg antique with dshaped
cedar shnges bay window with seating shelf 2ca Cadac-
sized din SOpntTyIsizsd cream kit PedTms full baths
with for Grandfather CLOCK Lower Level contan extra:
lovely home set on asGre lot surrSundd by tai trees with
hopPins pix to fast C t%TanSp rams This eTsy % home 3 10
DIRECTIONS Out Bradley blvd, blocks past Wilson lane IT.
Fallen Oak to house.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEVY CHASE, $3.50 Meadow lane
First offering by OWNER. At.
trac. 4-bedrm., 2Iz-bath Dutch
Colonial. Large rooms, excel. con-
dition. Superb lot. Excel terms
possible for responsible purchaser
Open Sat. and Sun, l to 5.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRINGS,
bedrm. -and-de brk. Colonial; full
bSmt.. patio, large level lot
transp. at door; S17,950. ROB
ERT H. KENT & CO.. JU. g.
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BRADLEY HILLS-EDGEMOOR

iF9-ft shaded with trees home prsStise
M large separate laundry srea adjons study and powder
winding stairway leads to twn-sized bedrms and
baths The bedrm. has dressing aon the lower
a -paneed lge~ fun
bsmt Conv excellent schools shopping fast transp
DIR: Bradley blvd. to Devon right to sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHARLES II, JAMISON

1 A ACRES. Poolesville-9-rm., GEN.
hall frame house, liv. rm., l5x17
firepl. din. rm., nbr., ofc. or den
lge. mod. kit, bedrms., bath
all rms. recently painted anC
papered, o.h.wh., spacious lawn
garden, many trees, much shrub,
berry: ideal for larger family anc
church, store, school. bank; S12,'
500; terms. $4,000.
GAITHERSBURG-9-rm. C. hal
frame house, slate roof. o.h.-w.h.
nr; churches. psrochial am
transp., dbl. lot; $4,000 cash REQ.
bal, $3.50 per mo.
KENSINGTON-6-rm. frame house
sink, dishwasher. birch cab, ;
bedrms., bath, full bsmt.. rec
rm. bar, laundry rm., auto
washer, drier, util. rm,, storm
winds. lanscaped lot. chain-linl
fence barbecue pit; Sdloinini
Naval Med. Center, interior dec;
FHA 500 mo.
3 ACRES-6-rm. Cape Cod: liV
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. 3 bedrms,
bath, full bsmt., oil heat. garden
horse pasture. woods, mr.. Acc
$4,000. terms Sl,500 cash.
8 ACRES-3Sx94 brick ramb
15x24 liV. rm.. firepl, din. rm.
mod. kit, paneled den, 1a-bsth
master bedrm. wIbath. 2 othel
| bedrms., pvt. bath. util. rm.
o.h.-w h., gear carport, pvt. drive
way, SCOTT. front hard road, |
min. Acc in Germantown; $34,
! $50; terms, $1,000.
POOLESVILLE-New 3-bedrm. brk
ramb., mod. kit, liv. rm., din. rm.
Ia baths, firepl., full bSmt.
o.h.-w. h, lge. lot excel. shade
S21,OOO. terms. $4,000.
IL A.-10-rm. frame house, hard
wood floors, o.h.-w.h.,. liv I'm.
library, din. rm., mod. kit,
bedrms.. bath, attic, bsmt., gar.
200 IT. front; 25 mi. D. c.; S21,
500.
8 A.-S-rm. center hall house, bath
oil heat, newly painted and pa
peredr floors sanded; mr.. church
store. school, commuter train
S1S,500, terms. $4,000 cash.
TIAPT II JANHTCON
Evening star., 1961-04-02
WILLIAM D. LUCAS
ASSOCIATES
1927 WooDMoNT AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
OFF. HRS, SO; 24-HR. PHONE sERv. OIL. 6-88ss
SUNDAY, l AND DAILY UNTIL DARK
LAKEWOOD ESTATES

LAKEWOOD ESTATES
ACROSS THE ROAD FROM COUNTRY CLUB
Washingon's DISTINGUISHED community. located be-
Hills Potomac the Greater Potomac Hunt
All homes situated to lot larger
Truly COonialzed spt-leye contains hall bedrooms
dining and kitchen qroundleve mahogany
fireplace sliding doors
patio full basement. Double with combination
garden shed with for tools toys and workshop s3495O
Monticello Colonial hall:
3 bedrooms bedroom:
living complete baths formal dining
room famiysizs Kitchen exalarge floor
ing doors patio Full basement 2-car lecre lot
schools 12 min. to the heart OF Be-
thesdai S34,5O0.
This to everywhere NH Beth Navy Hosp Atomic
Eng LBM, Westinghouse General Electric, Rockville Beth,
Chevy Chase.
pIREcIIoNs Out Wis through Beth, bear left
2S covereaf right
Route % to Glen Mil rd left smile to Lakewood Estates
Evening star., 1961-04-02
SPRINGFIELD-LITTLE FLOWER

white Colonial large shaded lotths lovely
home has huge Inv rm with Taised teplaee open opening to
5h 6sdrm & plus 6ahS @ Also large @ m pSnsieS
priced sell S41500: $4,000 will handle. Within
walking dist public parochia schools fast C. transp
and excel shopping. Kenwood Club
DIRECTIONS out Mass ave ext right on Brookeway
Jordan, left on Kirkwood 540S and sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BETHEsDA-BRADLEY PRESTIGE AREA

Beautiful split situated on lge 50 by lS5 IT.
with French doors opening onto patio tSmy,szs XII En sV
family m with raised hearth opening to ae SHdS p%Se SSe
Won't last! See now Priced right.
DIRECTIONS out Bradley left on Durbn Marbury
right Maiden left Kirby to 1926 and open sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
A. S. GARDINER

LANGLEY PARK AREA-4-bedrm
brk., 2 baths, sep. din. rm.. coZy
firepl.. fenced level lot; S21.500.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. $1,000
LANGLEY PARK-SI8,95O. Mod
3-bedrm. brick w/mahog. .-pan. rec.
rm., scr. pch.. sll-elec. kit. See
today. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
III alma
Evening star., 1961-04-02

BETHESDA, close in Edgemoor,
swim and tennis club vic.-Cor.
ner brk. center-hall Colonial; 8
bedrms., 2 baths; finished 3rd fir,
den, 20x12; sep. din. rm., kit. and
adj. den; hv. rm., 12l2x23, fire
place and mirror; jalousied porch;
spruce-paneled rec. rm., 4th bed
Fm. and n bath. outdoor patio
det. garage and tool or hobby
4hop. Anchor-fenced lot; S27,5OO
Owner retiring, immed. possessions
$4,000 handles. OIL. 6-3S42.
bETHESDA-Newly decorated bricE
and NH. LiV. rm. with fireplace
sep. din. rm., modern kit. . bed.
rms. and bath: full bsmt.; screened
porch; deep wooded fenced yard
SlS,950. KORzENDORFER REAL.
TOR, OIL. Ash It'll Q.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY"

ON
A lovely lot is this 3-bedrm. CON-
TEMPORARY, upper level, 3 bed
rms, big liy. rm., firepl, full
bath, lower level, kit, rec. rm ,
firepI., util. rm., lz-bath, the low
20s.
THE
Finest In split levels is this luxury
front to back, all-brick with 3
bedrmS., huge liv. nm, and formal
din. rm.. all GE kit, ga baths. in
best area Of Silver Spring; S29,-
$50, assume large loan.
BEACH
Property is hard to find. This fine
big log house is right on the bay
in exclusive vacation colony Of
Calvert Co. so mi. D. c.; only
$4,000, terms considered.
THEY'RE "OK'D 4 TRADE
Ken DruSkin & Co.
IO 5-2005
Evening star., 1961-04-02
KENWooD AREA 561O DURBIN ROAD

OPEN TO-DAY, -6-It will be mystery #
this wonderful rambler does not sell in
hurry! Fully air conditioned! Clean pin.
Wide center hail. living room, approx. 15x22;
private dining room, large all-electric kitchen,
8 3TWIN-SIzE bedrooms, 21a baths; huge PAN
eled cubroom with fireplace and bar is
Knockout closet space is terrific; "poolroom,"
hobby shop; large screened porch; attached
garage; beautiful lot, 70xl63; VACANT; priced
in 3Os, and our owner really means business.
Bradley blvd past Kenwood, right on Durbn.
Mr. Bradford, VIII. 6-7771
Evening star., 1961-04-02

n. HAMPSHIRE EST: = Lovely
din. rm.. fireplace in liv. rm.
FAST, SELLING ITEM
Close to schools. bus and shops.
Assume lEe. loan with low monthly
W. j. NICHOLAS HE.4-1ooo
NoRTHWoOD PARK-Better than
new brick Cape Cod in desirable
! location. 4 bedrms., Q full baths,
iv. rm. wLfirepl.
IMMACULATE CONDITION.
LEe; Hon ,weLIjkept ,;Stp yard; fun 6smt;
down, FHA approved.
W. J: NICHOLAS HE. 4-IOOO
NEW BIB. R. RAMBLERS az: 1st
". and retgr., all color; handsome
din. rm., grac. liv. rm. with fire
place. Colored tiled baths, lge.
closets, storage attic. Partly fin.
daylight bsmt. with Law. Close TO
schools. S25,950. Out Ga. ave.
biks. past Montgomery Hills, right
on Flora ] blk, left on Woodland.
OIL. 4-76s9.
OAKVIEW-California style ram
! bier. Near St Camillus church
and school. Assume G1 loan.
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor, HE. 4
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
oAKyIEW : Lse, 4-bedrm, ,,2-bath
brick Cape Cod. Sep. din. rm.,
kit. with table space, lge. liV. rm.
with fireplace.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY"
Walk dist. to st. Camillus. bus.
Lge. corner lot. vacant. Assume
| $4,000; owner will take second
W trust NIeH6TSs III BTiSs only Sl6S's59; II 5N6soo
OAKVIEW-Owner transferred; g.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. split-foyer
ramb.: lRe. built-in kit; lge. lot;
extras: cony.; must move. By
OWNER, HE. 4-4906.
OLNEY, MD.-Ouality-built new
4-bedrm.:. 2-bath, full-basement
situated on fine lot within walk.
dist. Of bus schools and stores.
LOVELY NEW brick 4-bedrm.. 3
bath rambler mr.. Brookmanor
Country Club; full daylight bsmt.
dbl carport and many other fea-
| lures: S32,500.
DAMASCUS, MD.-Beaut. 50-acre
estate with nearly new brick-and-
redwood rambler with 3 bedrms u,
| 2 baths, rec. rm.; Dashboard h.-w.
h: Scar garage; black-top drive
nice new barn, fields fenced. some
woods. Terms. Located on State
road. Call Mr.. Powell. walker A.
4736. MAYNE REALTY CO.,
walker 4-2S3l.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
CONN. AVE. PARK

OO4V4N' .. 7 hfLh
Spacious 3-bedrm. split foyer ram
bier with attractive dining area:
large kit. liv. rm. with picture
window finished rec. rm., wall
to.Wal carpeting. Convenient To-
cation. Excellent financing.
Trades Accepted"
10. 4-8440
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
TULIP HILL 1904 TULIP HILL TERRI.

IULIP HILL ooU4 IUIIF HILL IEftEts
OPEN TODAY AND SUN. 1-6-Here, truly,
is an unbelievable opportunity! Beautiful
brick Colonial in an exclusive area of large
costly homes lot contains nearly $4,000 50. #.
and many lovely shade trees; center hall,
feet wide; living room, approx. 15x24 din.
rm, 14x16; kit. 14x16; library, 14xl6; powder
room on 1st floor; gigantic bedrooms (mas-
ter bedroom 18x22), and 2 baths on 2nd
floor; rec space with fireplace; large
screened porch; oversize 2-car bult-in ga
rage; LOW sos! Mass avenue extended, left
at Tulip Hill sign, right on Tulip Hill ter
race Mr.. Wade, WO. 6-5499.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
De HEaoDA-OTEN IODAI To
1894 RROXRIIRN DP
BETHESDA

NEW CoLoNIALs, all brick, 4
BEDROOMS, 3 baths. 27-ft. liv.
rm., firepl.. and French drs. to
secluded patio, lge. kit family
nm, opening to patio wibarbeuue,
pan. rec. rm.. wIfirepl., wooded
lots. DIRS.: Old GEORGETOWN rd
to Ryland (St. James SCHOOL,
left l block to Singleton, right
TO Bulls Run pkwy., left blk. to
houses. ONLY 3! S33,500. ADLER
SUNDAY and weekdays
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BY APPOINTMENT
CHEVY CHASE

Beautiful Georgian Colonial with big bed
rooms and baths on End floor; all-brick with
heavy slate roof; spacious center-han plan;
1st-FLOOR POWDER ROOM; 2-car bult-in
garage; very distinguished location, in Chevy
Chase Village, u block to Blessed Sacrament,
Conn. ave. stores and transportation LOW
4Os! Call Mr.. Charles Pardoe, OIL. 4-4792.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

KENWOOD - This magnificent
home is an exact reproduction OF
one of Americas finest Early
American residences. The ap-
polntments and Details through
out make IL a rare house of beau
ty. Lovely grounds. MR.. SAW
Gym, OIL. 6-1S17.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

SUMNER-Idesl home for larger
family; 3 bedrms. on lst floor,
plus 3 bedrms. on End floor: su-
perb rec. rm. opening to patio
and large swimming pool; gear
garage, porch; not another home
like this in the area. Upper sos
MRS. SNYDER, OIL. 4-36Sl,
Evening star., 1961-04-02

SPRINGFIELD - Lowest priced
split-leVel at S33.a5O in this pop
ular section. II offers more thar
any other home at this price
For details, Mr.. Conner, OIL. 4.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
MASS. AVE. AREA
CHEVY CHASE
By Appt. Only

TULIP HILI-Luxurious air-con-
dttioned rancher that Is the last
word. in fine living. Please believe
It when We say It is the most
complete home including central
air conditioning. Low sos. MRS
SNYDER, OIL. 4-36Sl,
Evening star., 1961-04-02

WESTMORELAND FILLS-S41,50O
This delightful williamsburg CO.
lonial is priced realistically. Moth
ing like 1t in this exclusive COM
munity. Beautiful park view, gives
taiis' iouDSas please as%2S6defe ea 81. lsss Gr DE-
Evening star., 1961-04-02

MARYKNOLL - Charming 3-year
old one-level rambler containinI
2 bedrms., , baths, rec. rm., ga
rage, deep wooded lot, lowest 30s
Best value in area. Mr.. FOOTE
OIL. 6-50lS.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
6705 MELVILLE

CHEVY CHASE 67O5 MELVILLE
OPEN TODAY, lift you need only TWO
bedrooms but want them BIG-LOOK NO
FARTHER! Charming brick Dutch Colonial
with heavy slate roof living room, 14x24:
1st-FOOR POWDER ROOM; 2 huge bed
rooms and bath on End floor; full basement
with finished room screened porch garage;
gas hot-water heat; beautiful 150-ft lot,
quiet dead-end street. lovely trees; priced
in LOW, LOW 2Os for quick sale-BEST
OFFER THIS WEEK END MIGHT BUY!
Conn. extended right on Bradley lane
across Brookville road to Melville. Mr. Bar
row, OIL. 6-5122.