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Elizabeth LepIey,
Architects Widow

Mrs. Elizabeth r. Lepley, 70,
died Friday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. James S.
Beattie. 122o1 Glen Mill road.
Potomac, after a long illness.
A resident Of the Washing
ton area for about so years,
Mrs. Lepley was the widow of
Architect Matthew G. Lepley.
She was a member of the So
dality and the Most Blessed
Sacrament Church.
Mrs. Lepley leaves three sis
ters and two brothers, Mrs.
William H. Ontrich. 6O06 Broad
Branch road NV; Mrs. Charles
B. Davis, 40O1 Rosemary street,
Chevy Chase; Mrs. Louis j.
Kesse, 5410 Connecticut avenue
NV; Arthur Aeilly- OF Var
mouth, Mr.; and Raymond j.
Reilly of Syracuse, N. Y; two
daughters, Mrs. Beattie and
Mrs. Frank A. Miles, 10400
Edgewood avenue, Silver Spring,
and eight grandchildren.
Services will be held at the
Blessed Sacrament Church at
IL noon, tomorrow. Burial will
be at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Puur Is Ordered
To Pay $4,000
In Slender Suit

NEW YORK. Oct. Il CAP).-
A State supreme court jury has
decided that Jack Paar SIAN
dered Musician Pupi Campo in
criticizing the bandleader's tai
ents.
Mr.. Paar, master Of cere-
monies Of MICS Tonight"
show. was ordered to pay Mr..
Campo $4,000 in damages.
The jury late yesterday also
found that the New York Post
has libeled Mr.. Campo in print
ing Mr.. Paar's comments and
directed the newspaper to pay
MIR. Campo 5000 damages.
The verdict was handed down
after a week-long trial before
Justice Samuel NJ. Gold. The
Judge reserved decision on the
defendants motions to set aside
the awards.
Mr.. Campo in his suit filed
April Is, 1855, complained that
Mr.. Paar said:
He (Mr. Campo) hasn't any
talent. I couldn't use him
on the live show as O band
leader. He couldn't read music
or lead q band on TV
Once he's out there, he doesn't
know what to do. j.. :"
The suit was filed after Mr..
Campo was dismissed from Mr..
Paar's CHS morning program
and Mr.. Paar commented In
defense of the dismissal.
Mr.. Paar spent almost an en-
tire day on the witness stand
during the trial.
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George Feurnow,
With Treasury

George S. Fearnow, II, for
merly with the Bureau of Fish
cries and the Treasury Depart
ment here, died Thursday in
Morgan County War Memorial
Hospital, Berkeley Springs, w.
Va.
Mr.. Fearnow was with the
Bureau Of Fisheries here during
the early 1900s. During World
Wars I and II. he returned to
Washington from his native
Morgan County to work for the
Treasury Department.
He returned to Berkeley
Springs after leaving Washing
ton for the last time after the
Second World War. He became
prominent in county affairs
serving as county assessor and
on the county school board.
He leaves his wife, Annie,
several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. His only
son, Lloyd, was killed in World
War II.
Services and burial will be
held today in Berkeley Springs.
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Paul Rumodier, 73, Dies;
Ex-Premier of France

RODEZ, France, Oct. IA
(AP).-Paul Ramadier, 70,
first Premier of the fourth
republic under the 1947 French
Constitution, died tonight.
The Socialist Party leader
had been Ill for several months
and recently underwent sur
gerry.
Mr.. Ramadier-nicknamed
1.-THE Goat" because of his gray
moustache and pointed beard
was Premier of three sue
ceSsive coalitions from Janu-
ary, 1947, until the following
November.
He claShed repeatedly with
the powerful French Commu-
mist bloc and in an important
turning point Of postwar po-
litical history ousted the COM
munists from government.
He was defense minister in
l948-49 and was Premier Guy
Mollet's minister Of economic
affairs in 1856.
AS a lawyer at the Court Of
Appeals in Paris and as a men,
Der of the Socialist Party, Mr.
Ramadier was elected a deputy
for the first time in 1928 from
iAveyron in southwestern
France.
Reelected in 1882 and In
1886. he became undersecretary
of State for Public Works and
Mines in the first Blum cabinet
and was retained in the same
capacity by the third Chau-
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1n Mrntnriattt

ST. CLAIR, WILLIAM G. In loving
LIAM O. ST. CLAIR, who passed
away one year ago, October 15,
1860.
Gone. but not forgotten.
YOUR BELOVED DAUGHTERS.
VIRGINIA AND ELIZABETH ST.
SUSAN LEE. In mem
ory of our grandchild and niece,
SUSAN LEE 6cHWARTz. who left
US four years ago. october 16.
Our little darling. susan Lee,
xSS O oy 1sd e God vsfs our 'PESassy' Essssf
How fair a child in His garden
grows.
Always in our thoughts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STEVENS, MARY I. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother and wife,
MARY /. STEVENS. who departed
this life twenty-five years ago to-
day, October 15, 1889.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often bring Q silent tear;
Thoughts return TO scenes long past,
Time rolls on. but memories last.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
THOMAS, JAMES d. In LOVING mem
DRY Of JAMES H. THOMAS, who
left US three years ago, October
IL, 1858.
Oh love, that will not let me 60,
rest my weary soul on thee;
give thee back the life I owe,
That in thine ocean depths II
WIFE. ALMA ALMA B. THOMAS; pAuoH-
TIERS AND GRANDCHILDREN.
VAUGHAN, DIR. JULIAN r. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, DIR.
JULIAN r. VAUGHAN, who passed
, away twenty-three years ago, Oc-
tober IL, 1888.
have lost my soul companion,
A life linked with my own;
And day by day I miss you more
As walk through life alone.
May your soul rest in peace.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, ALVERTA,
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Stanton Charles Phelps, 81;
Tuuqht 80 Years in Schools

Stanton Charles Phelps, 81,
a teacher more than 80 years,
died Monday Of a heart attack
in Prince Georges General Hos
pital. He lived at 4601 Ritten.
house street, Riverdale, Md.
A native of Southwick, Mass,
Mr.. Phelps was graduated from
Harvard University with a
bachelor of arts degree when
he was 20 and later received
a masters degree in education
there.
Mr.. Phelps taught first in
private schools and then, for
is years. was q teacher in the
public schools Of Baltimore.
For the past IA years he
conducted a private tutoring
business in addition to serving
on the staff Of the Agnes
Bruce Greig School, $3.50 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. He
taught four foreign languages
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frequently to personnel in
Washington embassies.
Mr.. Phelps was a member
of the Riverdale Presbyterian.
Church and of the Harvard
Club Of Washington.
He leaves his wife, Johonna,
of the home address; a son,
David Phelps, sta
toned at Fort Benjamin Har-
rison, Ind; a sister, Mrs. Mil
dred Jensen Of Granville, Mass,
and a brother. Reginald of
Cambridge, Mass.
Services were held Thursday
at the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Top Architect
Raps Nation S
Modern Trend
BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS
Star Staff Writer

NEW YORK, NY. October
14-One Of the country's best.
known contemporary,architects
believes modern" architecture
is getting a bit out of hand.
Some Of us who played g
part in its early development
look with dismay upon present
day America, and are beginning
to question where all this Il
taking u.s." said Nathaniel A
Owings of the firm Of Skid.
more, Owings and Merrill.
Mr.. Owtngs spoke at a finaI
session tonight of the conven-
ton here Of the National Trust
for Historic Preservation, al
which Henry Francis du Pont
founder of the Winterthur Mu-
scum, near Wilmington Del.
was honored.
The OwingS firm designed
such buildings in New York al
the Lever House, Manufac-
turers Trust Bank building, and
the new 60-story Chase Man.
haitian Bank headed by David
Rockefeller.
Receives Award
Mr.. Du Pont received tht
Trusts second annual aware
for the years most outstanding
work exemplifying "the high.
est standards Of excellence ir
historic preservation"
The first award went last
year to the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association, which has
preserved and administered
George Washington's home
since 1858.
Mr.. Du Pont, chairman ol
the Fine Arts Committee fol
the White House, was NAMED
by Mrs. John F. Kennedy tc
advise her in collecting fur
nishings and objects of art fol
the Executive Mansion. Tht
award was presented by Davit
E. Finley of Washington, chair
man Of the National Trust ant
of the Fine Arts Commission.
Earlier yesterday, a United
Nations official said highway
construction in Europe and the
United States is posing "a dan
gerous threat" to natural anc
historic sites in many cities.
Study Completed
Mile. Raymonde Erin, oi
Paris, told delegates that the
United Nations Educational
Scientific and Cultural Or
ganization is now taking uE
the question Of protecting the
beauty of cities, natural sites
and the character of the land
scape" in connection with
highway building.
Many countries as well as
the United States, are begin
ming to realize the increasing
importance Of this problem,
she said.
Mile. Frin is editor oi
UNESCO's publication "Mu-
scum" and is an official Of the
U. MS museums and historical
monuments division.
She said a preliminary study
Of the question has been COM
.pleted and will be submitted
for discussion at a meeting in
Paris October % Of the Inter-
national Committee on Monu-
ments and Archaeological Sites
Heading this committee Is
DR.. John o. Brew. director Of
the Peabody Museum Of Ar
cheology and Ethnology al
Harvard University.
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Red Medical Exhibit
Opens in Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. IA CAP).-A
Russian medical exhibit was
opened to the public today at
the Museum Of Science and
Industry.
The display occupies 5000
square feet in the huge mu-
scum on Chicago's South Side.
Among the features are in
struments. equipment and
drugs, and a portrayal Of So
Wet space medicine. The So
Wet Union sent 81 Of its citi-
zens to man the exhibit. Some
speak English.
The museum is housing the
exposition at the request Of the
State Department. It Is part of
a cultural exchange agreement
between the two countries.
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Red Chino, Burma
Call for Alarms Ban

TOKYO, Oct. IA (AP). -
Prime ministers Of Communist
China and Burma called for
general disarmament and a
ban on nuclear weapons today
to ease international tension.
A joint communique was
broadcast by Radio Peiping
after Prime Minister u Nu Of
Burma left for Rangoon after
signing a Burma Communist
China boundary treaty proto-
col. Premier Chou En-lai signed
for Red China.
Evening star., 1961-10-15

temps cabinet. Later, ne was
Minister of Labor.
In November 1914 he was ap-
pointed Minister Of Reconstruc-
ton and he retained this post
until May /, 1945.
When Leon Blum was called
upon to form his provisional
cabinet In December 1916, he
made Mr.. Ramadier Minister
of Justice.
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Talk at GU

Dom Holder Camara, vice
President of the Latin Ameri-
can Bishops Conference, will
speak on "The Psychology of a
Nation in the Midst Of Devel-
opment" at 8 pm. Saturday in
the Multi-Lingual Room of the
Walsh Memorial Building at
Georgetown University, Thirty
sixth and N streets NV.
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Center, iwll lead the program
at a meeting of the sisterhood
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
center, 1920 Arlington boule-
ward, Arlington.
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Arlington Sisterhood

Mrs. Blanche Levenberg. first
president Of the Sisterhoo6 of
the Arlington-Fairfax Jewish
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Dfatha

WILLIAMS, HOWARD J. On satur-
day. October Il. 1851, at Fairfax
Hospital, HOWARD J. WILLIAMS.
and Mrs. Marvin Pugh. He also
is survived BY ten. grandchildren
Friend, EnS f1TT %ay ca. a Ehe M0neg
King Funeral Home. III Maple
ave. west, Vienna. Va. where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, Octo-
Der l6, at 2 pm. Interment
Browns Chapel Cemetery.
woHLFERT, BERNARD. Suddenly,
on Friday. October Is. 1861, at
his residence. 4527 Window place
n.w.s BERNARD WOHLFERT, be-
Wohlfert, father of Monica &, Wohl-
brother Of Ellen and Charles Henry
Wohlfert. Funeral from his above
late residence on Monday, October
10, ct $3.50 am. Requiem mass
g. g; AIMS Church at 10 am
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
Friends may cali from to and
to pm. Saturday and Sunday,
october IA and Is. In lieu Of
flowers family requests masses be
said for the repose Of his soul. 15
woHLFERT, BERNARD. The men,
ZM bers of the Holy Name So
XfNM ciety Of st. >Ann's Church
are requested to assemble
at the residence Of the de-
VMGQ ceased, 4527 Window place
VS&{T NV, at 8 pm. Sunday,
October 10, 1851. to re-
cite the rosary for BERNARD
REV. HENRY J, YANNoNE.
JE CONNOLLY Ir 0f' sscy
WOODWARD, SARAH ELIZABETH.
Hadley Memorial Hospital, SARAH
ELIZABETH WOODWARD OF 1413
goth st. NV. daughter. Of the
ward and sister Of Henry S. Wood
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking oppositel, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, Octo-
Der II at 2:S0 pm. Interment
wooDwoRTH, JOSEPH A., sr. On
Friday. October 13. 1861, Jo-
sEPH A. woopWoRTH Of 14lo1
husband Of Kate M. WoodwoTth, ai'
r.. and brother Of Mrs. Genevieve
Bushby and Mrs. Minnie diIlham.
There also are two granddaughters.
Mr.. Woodworth rests ct the Warner
=. Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
GeorgiA ave-, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service win be held on Nom
day. October 16, ct IL am. (park-
ing fSsilitisSl; csmt.s1l:; lnterment Park
WOTRING, MAE. Suddenly, on Thurs
day. October 12, 1861, at Arling-
ton Hospital. MAE wOTRING Of
10 Castle rd., Falls Church, Va,
beloved wife Of John w. Wotring
and sister Of Tony NJ. Burgess OF
Rushville. Pa; Carl W. BURGESS and
Henry H. Burgess Of Arlington,
Va; Ocie o. Burgess Of Alexandria,
Va; Ralph Z; gurgess Of Keyser,
Elk Garden, W. Va. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arling-
held on on MONDAY, ndss 'eSaaSss octoSsr w ~. az az
1880 am. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. is
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"d' d,Z oct05s; oN0 9SudehN IS IaNs1 ON ANcIi Ts5i
WHITE Of s515 10th ST. st. NV, Sus-
band Of Caruth White and brother
Of Victory MeCroskey. Friends may
call at the Malvan 81 Schey, Inc.
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave.
and r st. NV, on Monday, October
16. after 8 PM, where funeral
services viii be held on Tuesday,
October II. at 1 pm. Interment
2, Harmony Memorial Park.
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WHTTE. MARGARET A. On Frids,

October is. 1861. MARoARET 4.
Of Aiphonzo white ana devoted
mother Of Mrs. Catherine l. Dorm,
Miss Margo c. White and James
and Robert White. Also surviving
= are eight grandchildren, four sis
ters, two brothers. other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Monday friends are invited to call
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV. where the rosary will
mass s seeitsd & b. st pm ai RsgSsn Sas
St. Augustine Catholic Church, 18th
and " Sts. NV. ct 10 Am. Tuesday,
October IL. Interment Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. 16
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YOUNG, LAUIHEk N. On Saturday.
8esOPts 8csOSss a t114aEa 1871 Il yoN yssssEesns !;
236 P st. NV, devoted wife Of Leon
Lynn Young. She Is also survived
By her parents Veleria and Edmond
Dempsey. three brothers, Lionel.
Lowell and Alfred Dempsey, other
= relatives and many friends. Remains
7i9 Kennedy st. NV. where friends
9 may call from to 10 pm. Monday.
s- October 16. Funeral Tuesday, Oe-
: tober II from Israel Baptist Church,
632 11th st. ne. Rev. Raymond r.
Robinson officiating. Interment Car
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Dratha

SWEENEY, NORMAN CLIFTON. yr.
S.s Ef sOSn G s1sn IN ess cctcs.H Ws To- Hysssi Yssi
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Clifton Sweeney, sr. Services
ct Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland ave-, Rtverdale, Nd. on
Monday, October 10. at 10 am.
s1nterment Arlington National Gem
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VERNON, HENRY E. OF s0O1A 75th
s ss N MA Anna Sn 9s'0SsF SsFnoS oS
Stepfather Of Virginia =. Shea and
Doris NJ. Petrini. brother Of John
- and Arthur Vernon, Louise Robin.
son 0Sa spd Helen ssrgerd syESndfashsr yoTs a.sr
: grandchildren survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 11th
st. S.e.. on Monday, October 16, at
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 15
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WHITE, MARGARET A. All mem
bers Of Sts. Paul and Au-
8: !. ! ] J 4 I !: ]! {
81 Home. 1920 9th st. NV,
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WINS, MINNIE MYRTLE; On
Eairfsx HiSnssoas; Hospital i0GSr MNNIE gSf MSkrLE
WEEMS Of 1005A Birch St.. Falls
Church, Va, wife Of William C..
Weems, ST.; mother Of Mrs. Re-
becca MeLendon Of Falls Church,
Fairfax. va. and John /. Weems
Of Falls Church, Va; sister Of Joe
- Ratnwater Of Houston. Tex, and
Jess Rainwater Of New Orleans,
La. Five grandchildren also sur
vtve. Friends may call at Pearson's
Funeral Home, 472 North Washing
ton st., Falls Church, Va, where
q services will be held on Monday,
October 10, at 9:30 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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WEINERs, EDWARD JOSEPH. Or

= Thursday, october 12, 1861, at
his residence. AIS Duke ST., Alex
andria, Va, EDWARD JOSEPH
MEINERs, husband Of Virginia p.
Donovan, Mrs. Margaret w. Carroll
and Louis E. and Rosemary Wein-
ers, brother of Lenora and Fred
Weiners. Mass will be offered at
st. Mary's Church on Monday, Oc-
tober 16, at $3.50 am. Rosary
will be recited on Sunday, October
is. ct his residence, 41S Duke ST.,
Alexandria. Va. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call
at the home until time of the
services. 1b
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ELLINGTON - 2-bedrm. bunsalow
$3.50 per month.
Call ST. 3-b6Q0

Can 81. $4,000
ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., 2ls baths,
2 rec. rms, gaTage, fireplace, 2
porches; $500 mo. Ii. 4-0220.
ARL.-Close-in; 3-bedrn., 2-story
Colonial; Ia baths. 15x2n liv.
rTn.,. full din. rm., scr. porch, full
bcmt.; fenced rear yard. Nr. pub
lie school and St. Thomas More.
$3.50. s04 8 Irving and 23 8.
Hudson sts., ia. 7-0305.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

HTLLCREST, off Pa. ave. - Det
brick Colonial; 8 lse. rms, 3 bed
rms, gas h.-w.h.: screened noreh
level lot; S22,50O. JOSEPH FL
LIPPO REALTY CO., REALTORS
LU. Attn.
M. BRANCH AND PA. AVE, 1903
ceoioniSi: eoss Si: III ~ baths. tSsil-to-VsiI
carpet, new retgr., garbage dis:
posal. family size kit, finished
rec. rm.. excel. condition. HART
MAN REALTY. RLTRS. LU. A.
34OO: ewes. LU. 1.1102.
TRADES CONsIDERED-3 beauti-
full bedrms.. like new, brick, 33l ]
Carpenter st. Sc. owner. 10
8-57T7.
2 APTS.: 4 rooms and bath 1st
fir: s rms. and bath End H.; both
furnished and rented; large 2-cai
gar. also rented; S176 mo. income
good invest, or use ] apt, rent
other; live rent-free. LU. 1-S517.
S08S ALABAMA AVE. Sc. Fairfax
yillage-FHA appraised, imrnae.
Srk. home featuring 3 hedrms.
gar, built-in porch. S1S,b00. See
Il today. 5S1-4230.
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APTs. uNEuRNIsNEn-YA,
lCONIINUEDl

FOR RENT-1-bed-
room efficiency close to Pt. Meyer.
Available now: SIS. Includes utils.
No children or pets. Call JE. 2
9620 to see. JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY. Realtors. 1l3 West
Broad street, Fails Church. Va.
A Rim GTON. DISTINCTIVE
CHARM, beaut., paneled. firepl.,
2-bedYm. duplex, newly dec, ex-
eel. transp. Quiet wooded area.
1928. Adults. IA, 2-3493.
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CHEVY CHASE

1-S1S,OUc; modernized farm
house" completely charming. situ-
ated on beautiful lot; 8 bedrms.,
bath, attractive 1st-floor plan.
Close to d. C. bus.
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WOQDEn

Lot is only one Of the features Of
this brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrr1s.,
2ls baths. h. -w.h.. custom rec. rm.,
$21,950 and "OK'D TRADE.
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HOUSES uMFURNIsHED
CONTINUED

CORAL HILLS AREA-small house,
1 large room, kitehen-din. rm.
comb. with dress. rm. and bath
off-st. park: $50. 10, s-6651.
FAIRFAX-sPRTNGFTELD AREA
We have several 3-bedrm. homes
priced from SI20 to S15O per mo.
MILL1CAN REALTY, CR. 3-4595.
FRANKLIN PARK-3-bedrm. brk.
split-leVel: 2 paths, fam. rm. with
firrpl.: fenced yd.: nr. NH, Be-
thesda Hospital and schools; S17O
mo. Cali 726-3ss1.
Fl. BELY0IR AREA, springfieid
and-frams rambler. Large kit, din.
area with sliding Elsss doors to
fenced yard. S145. WE. 1-0327.
GEORGETOWN VIC.-3 bedrms..
rm., large rear porch overlooking
garden, garage. EN-. 5-5355.
GEORGEToWN-Finest street: liv.
rm., din. rm.. B bedrms.. 3 baths;
redec.; avail. Oct: 1; 1895. Nc
HILLSIDE. MD. 1912 5sth ave
Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms.,
and bath: S125. RE. 5-2263.
HYATTsVILLE. WEsT-clesn, neat
corner, 3 bedrms., sep, din. rm-,
Anchor fence, blks. ch.. transp. :,
parks, schools. S11O w/opt, Avail
Oct. /. DICKEY'S, AP. 7-S0S0.
MANASSAS, va, (LOcH LOMONr
VILLAGEl-Det. rambler: 3 bed
rms, lge. fenced lot: S95 monthly
with option to buy. ST. 3-5690
MANASSAS-Extra.niee Cape Cod
$50 mo- (Fental-purehase ar
ranRed). CR. 3-4a0s, JU. S-33S0
OWNER AND BUILDER
ALTON PL. AND RENO RD. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. New homes. )
bedrms., 3hs baths, liv. Ym., din.
rm:, kit, family rm. Few left;
MISS PUGLIsI. RE. 7-2s19. Ewes.
KE. 7-1024.
OX0N hill, MD.-3-bedrm., brk.
Semtdet.: fenced yard; conv. to
eehiN shNn 010R CR 9.1T11
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SUMNER

Abundant living space in this at.
tTactive home. LiV. rm. with fire.
pl., din. rm., kit. with breakfast
space, powder room 1st H.; 3 bed
rms, 2 baths on End. Built-in
1890. ouieL, asao-ena stFeetIi
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CIEVEIAND PARK

A real buy in this most wanted
area; town house with 4 bedrms.,
den, Ia baths, Separate din.
rm.; nice front porch; full bsmt.
Close to Hearst and Friends
School and trans. Priced in low
EOS. Call
Chevy Chase Realty
n annn nnNAIn n
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ST. MARY'S PARISH-3 bedrms.
w/Storaee galore; excel. neighbor-
hood. close to schls. and transp.;
good financing. Assumption OF
RADCLIFFE REALTY CO.
JU. S-7744 Open Til 3
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"V0S.s run SHAt-mN'
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ADDISON RD..CENTRAL AVE.
Neat and clean 1-yr.-old rambler,
. bedrn1s., equipped table space
kit. bsmt. with part rec. rn., CT
no dn. payment, S95 total monthly
payments.
CLOSE IN
-be6rm bungalow, sep. din. rna.s
equipped kit, tiled bath. full bsnit.,
only S12,500.
of NO DOWN PAYMENT
LANHAM,
TRADES CONSIDERED. on this
sparkling new 3-bedrm. rambler,
huge modern kit. Ia baths. full
dry bsmt., large concrete 'front.'
porch level lot. Quick possession.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES'
UN. 4-1166
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HOUSES FoR SALf-Mb.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNIIkUEp)
BETHESDA SELECTOR

BETHESDA SELECTOR
BETHEsDA-New brk. centrally air
cond. Colonial town house with D
large bedrrns. on ] level, center
hall plan, paneled family rn.,
fabulous Tsppan 400" Kitchen.
S33.9OO.
CHEVY CHASE-Nsv brk. luxury
rambler on heavily wooded lot
with 5a-ft daylight rec. rm.. .
fireplaeeS, 4 bedrms.. 2k baths,
center hall plan. $4,000.
BETHESDA-NeW 5-bedrm. Cape
COD on wooded lot with hot-water
dashboard heat, pAneled daylight
rec. Tm., 2ia baths. S27,450.
BETHESDA-New Listing, Fern
wood, split-leVel with 8 bedrms.
, baths, rec. rnn. on nicely land
Scaped lot. Mid-20s.
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ALTA VISTA-will sell today; s.
bedrm.. 1h-bath brk. Colonial In
ly screened porch overlooking brk.
patio: most conv. to all public
schools. st. james Parish, stones
throw from wildwood shopping
center. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF
MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til o.
ALTA VIsTA-BETHESDA : FIRST
OFFERING Of like-new brick Col
/ % %BEDRMs.. and 3 BATHS: center
ELECTRIC KITCHEN WITH EAT
ING SPACE. Priced to sell At only
S31 $50. EN-. 2-8206. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, OIL.
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CLEVELAND PARK-So4,95 SCI
this attractive Town House today
3 bedrms., Ia baths; exeellen
condition; move in right away
Close to al AZ cSnVeniens;ssSy;v col ;syv ca
JONES e. CO.. INC.
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BELLE HAVEN AREA-S-b.r. brick
house; furn. S170, or unfurn.,
$3.50; Ia baths, sep. din. rm..
bsmt., lse. shaded lot: conv. shop
ping center, schools. so. S-45S7.
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TAKOMA Park

TWINBROOKi this tops them al
3:6edroom home in excellent con-
place, level handicapped lot. $3.50
down. Call now. C. P. FLETCHER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
GERMANTOWN AREA
KEMP MILL ESTATES

We have several attractive split
levels avail. in this area. 3 and
bedrms., sep. din. rm., fully
equip. kit. One centrally afr
cond.; priced in mid-2Os. Inspect
these today.