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Evening star., 1961-08-20
AUToMosMEs FOR SALE AUTuMoBLEs FOR SALE
CcoNTlRUEDl

CHRYSLER 80 6-cyl. 4-dr. sed.
4uiIy equipped: used daily; $50
arrives IL home. WIZ. 2-76S6.
CdRYSLER 81 Saratoga; auto,
p.s.' p.b., r. and h., Wv. tires
$500 or make offer; RA. 3-5447.
CiRYSLER go New Yorker 2-dr.
harotop; white with beautiful blue
anterior: auto. trans, p.s., p.b.,
7. and h, elec. windows, Wv.
tires, de luxe wheel covers. low
mlleage: one-owneT car. Delivered
price, So, 1876,
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THE SUNDAY STAR GIL
Washington, D c. R
August 20, 1861
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '57 "SS" hatdtop; J-9 engine;
fully equipped. SI95 dn. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, $500 Ager I'd.
WA. 7-435l
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FORD '57 Fairlane 800" conV.;
= white. p.s., Fordomatic. r. and h..
=. new tires; 5000, firm. ia. 5-0449
FORD 80 Fairlane 500; r. and
= n, Wv. tires. Fordomatic. Cal!
. 40. 1-12dl.
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HOLIDAY TRAIN

1861 Volkswagen camper plus
matching 1861 Westfalia German
travel-trailer. Ideal for large fam
lily, although units can be sold
separately if desired. Can be seen
at 4S0S Macon St, Mclean: call
356-4358 for directions.
HENRY ] 1851: q race, I94s
Mercury powered, many extras:
$500. Call AP. 7-1551 betw. g.
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kFORD '55 Sunliner conV,, excel.
= cond., yellow and blk. vs.. Fordo-
= brakes, excel. top. Leaving for col
= lege. IA. 2-44S4.
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s7O55 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 81 Fairlane $500: S745, or
. test offer; sale by OWNER. Phone
: IyIJ H-2R1r
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FORD "a coupe VS.; r. and h,
e auto; $3.50. 747 Monroe ST., Rock
u Vile. PO. 2-6554. after g.
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD 80 Fairlane Fordor; r. and
j h., Fordomatic, Wv. tires; very
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LOGAN FORD

a1150 goth st. NV, FE. $4,000
1910 14th st. NV. TU. 2-4I0O
FORD 81 Falcon Tudor sedan: de
~ luxe interior and trim, blue and
s take over unpaid balance. PVT.
!. OWNER. FE. 7-l200. Ext. 35.
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FORD 81 800 Series 4-dr.; r. and
h., Wv. new, blueiwhite, excel.
cond.. auto. ia, 5-4261.
FORD SO VS. Wet. hdtp.; r. and
h., Fordomatic; white-gray; S595
or best offer. FE. 7-714S.
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A. c.. P.
Anacostia Chrys.-Plvm

dAIIdOUoVId OIu uyo.-TIyIl., TIC
11OS Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 4-2333
Open Sunday II To 5"
DODGE 1850 4-dr.; r. and h.
Sl25. NE. S-s639.
DODGE 50 club sedan: fuliy
p equipped, like new, I-owner car
y, Sl,295, low as S195 dn, terms
q TO fit your budget.
J.. P. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-4SOC
FALCON 1860 station wagon: auto,
. matte; r. and h.; rack; Wv
:. tires; very clean; owner forced tt
sell: 81 .hlh Sp 2.A00O
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FORD 1882 pickup: Buick power,
carbs., excel. body, new paint
and tires: show cond., peri. run
ming order. Many other access Call
OV. 3-0477 after pm. for ap-
pointment.
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FALCONS--'R1
discounts From
$500 to $500

Company official cars with new
car title and guarantee; q few to
q choose from.
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Ourisn1an
Chevrolet
2241 Nichols Ave. Sc.
TT . INK

IL O-1OOl
FORD 1880 Model A Fordcr sedan
excellent condition, new gen.
orator, battery, tires, sealed
beams rear bar for inspection.
$3.50 or best offer. GA 4-S23l
after Il noon.
FORD SO Custom conv.; blue, VS.,
stick shift, r. and h., WV, eX-
trsS; S295. JA. S-S669.
FORD SO conv.: Third VS.; r.
and h., auto, Wv. tires: immac.,
runs like new. OIL. 2-7S33.
FORD 81 model "a" 2-dr. sedan;
new clutch, clean body; Sl75.
Phone HE. 4-176S.
FORD '57 Ranch Wagon; blue and
white, fully equipped; good cond. /;
one owner. SP. 3-7724.
FORD 81; auto. trans, r., h., W.
W.; excel. cond. Price for quick
S-Sl1S
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FORD SO Fairlane hdtp.: Thunder
bird VS. eng, attract. and power
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7055 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD "a skyliner; r. and h. VS.;
Fordomatic,. p.s. and wind. excel.
mech. cond., new paint; $500.
i RE. 5-76l6.
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DODGE 81 Coronet hardtop coupe
7; and h.: auto; p.S.; new Wv
tires. This all-white beauty /.
immaculate from bumper to bum.
per must drive to appreciate
Evening star., 1961-08-20
HORNER'S CORNER

OLDsMoBILE 50 "aS'' 4-door
hardtop; all extras including air;
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1855 4-door hard
top: all power; ORIGINAL OWN
ER GHnn La Q-nAOS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDSMOBHE 1895

" OLDSMUbILE 1886
Mint condition 41,000 actual miles.
FE. 3-33ll RA. $3.50
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Continued on Next PageI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

! NoVy -
4 Army officer (obbr.)
o. Earp
ll------- Willioms.
swim stoE
10 1890 Petrol
IS H. TO Morry O
Millionaire
10 The ------ Twonties
10 Leave u - Beov0T
70 fired Hitchcock
Al island west Of SVmotro
"a One Of The Detectives
~ Winged
26 Sights
20 DruQ---
~ ----- Albert. oetor
81 Upper tone OF disivnei
fstroehoEd
80 Rupees (obbs.l
"a ---- Evons. Ms. Roy
Rogers
36 Poevse
80 Commend post (obbr.l
40 1890 Show. Don
Mcclure film
a ----- and Prejudice.
Greer Gorson
As SimpIeton
A. All Boots
~ Present slobol trouble
spot
so Roscoe ---- actor
50 On the summit Of
81 Iced in Dsoth Of A
Solssmon ploy (inii.l
IS Acted in Here Comes
Mr. Jordon linis.l
So Chester Morris film
50 Chinese moosvre
81 Ronold ------, Tvs
Sherlock Holmes
50 Foee the ------
IS Dominsers
IS Announcer on You Bet
Your Life (init.l
81 Anglo Soxon coin
- Conn. English
ocfog
2------ Robhif
3 Sfor Of lovro (init.l
49, Amss, Life With
FashoF
5 Wooon -----
6-------inQ Smith, ~
crime
7---k A. Oxford. Toylor
Q ToIes Of Wells F----
9 ufoboot Iced (obbr.l
10 Audrey ------, oetFess
u Period Of time (obbr.I
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CRIME
Continued From First Page


where we can see in practical
terms what the legislation
would accomplish, we are nat
urally anxious to get action
before Congress goes home, I"
the Attorney General said.
Mr.. Kennedy emphasized that
organized crime is bankrolled
by gambling. That's why he
is particularly anxious to get
legislation that would curb the
use of interstate facilities by
gamblers and their henchmen.
One Of the Senate-passed bills
now pending before the House
Judiciary Committee would
make it a Federal crime to use
interstate wire communications
to transmit such gambling in
formation as race results, odds
and bets.
The three major race wires
cited by Mr.. Kennedy are con-
nected by interstate telephone
hookups with frequently chang
ing telephone numbers. Some
of the Nations leading rack
eteers are the operators of these
services, without which large
scale gambling cannot operate.
One of these telephone hook
ups serves the East Coast from
Evening star., 1961-08-13

q used car license are to resume
tomorrow as scheduled.
Meanwhile, Commissioner
Waltern N. Tobriner yesterday
received Deputy Police Chief
John B. Layton's report on his
probe of shakedown charges
made by Mr.. Rosenberg against
a District licensing official.
Awaits Rosenberg Appeal
The official, Conrad N. Car
dano, chief Of the enforcement
division Of the Department of
Licenses and Inspections, has
denied the accusation,
Mr.. Tobriner would say only:
"A summary of the findings
may be released at a later
time"
II such q summary is made
public, he said, 1t will be after
Mr.. Rosenberg's appeal hear
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CORCoRAN

SOusAnuCu CEUAu CuSS 4 oSS
the Corcoran, to write them OF
the gallery's offer.
Besides these two persons
two other collectors now abroad
may be convinced that the
Corcoran's new offer is q good
one, Mrs. Halpert said. She
added that she also will work
to get some individual objects
from additional donors for the
projected 20th-century Ameri-
can art wing.
The letter naming the two
potential donors now in this
country will permit Mr.. Hamil-
ton to arrange meetings with
them for o personal look at
some Of the paintings, These
meetings probably will not
come until September, Mr..
Hamilton said yesterday.
"EVerybody'S away at this
time of year." Mrs. Halpert
agreed, adding that official
contact by letter was needed
but that personal talks could
wait.
Mrs. Halpert is the director
Of the Downtown Gallery of
New York.
The Halpert collection in
cludes paintings by Jack
Levine, Georgia OKeefe, Max
Weber, Stuart Davis and many
others. It is considered an ex-
cellent panorama Of 20th-cen-
tury American art.
Her gift, plus gifts Of the
other potential donors, probably
would provide the Corcoran
with one of the worlds top two
or three collections of goth CEN
tury American art.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

ings are concluded. Earlier, Mr..
Tobriner had said that the Co.
missioners on Thursday may
announce a policy on the ques-
ton Of conflicts Of interest
along with matters generally
involved" in the Rosenberg case.
In his statement last night,
Attorney Levin said that
he and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Robbins on Thursday
were talking philosophically"
about the Rosenberg case.
The compromise idea, Mr..
Levin said, developed "mutu-
ally in the course of this con-
versation." The attorney add
ed that "the government (Mr.
Robbins) reserved the right
Evening star., 1961-08-13

the House Judiciary Committee
In amended form.
The Senate-passed bill pro-
hibiting the use Of wire COM
munication facilities to trans
NIT gambling Information across
State lines or national borders
Approved by a House Judi
ciary subcommittee, awaiting
full committee action.
The Senate-passed bill pro-
hibiting obstruction of investi-
cations or intimidating wit
nesses from giving information
to Federal investigators-Ap-
proved In its original form, not
in its Senate-passed form. by 9
House Judiciary subcommittee,
now pending before the full
House Judiciary Committee.
The Senate-passed bill for
bidding interstate transporta-
ton Of such wagering para
phernalia as number slips and
books for betting on sports
events-Substantially amended
by a House Judiciary subcom-
mittee, now pending before the
full committee.
The Senate -passed bill tight
ening the ban on interstate
shipment Of slot machines and
similar gambling devices-Still
pending before the House In
terstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee.
The Senate passed bill
granting immunity from prose-
cution to certain witnesses in
labor racketeering cases-Still
pending before q House Judi
ciary subcommittee.
The bill to broaden the Fugi-
tive Felon Act-Pending before
the House, not acted on by the
Senate.
The Senate-passed bill to
broaden the Federal Firearms
Act - Pending before House
Ways and Means Committee.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
LICENSE

Continued From First Page
had not known Of the compro-
mise proposal. The prosecutor,
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Louis Robbins, could not be
reached last night.
The plans rejection means
that hearings by the Districts
Board Of Appeals and Review
on Mr.. Rosenberg's request for
Evening star., 1961-08-13

to discuss it further" with his
superiors.
The next day. however. Mr..
Robbins reported that the plan
had been turned down.
Mr.. Levin explained that he
had not told Mr.. Rosenberg
about the discussion pending
a final decision by District Of
ficials.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Hancock Man Dies
As Cor Hits Tree

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w.
Va, Aug. - (AP). - Gordon
Breeden, IS. Of Hancock, Nd,
was killed near here today
when his car went out Of con-
troll on West Virginia 9 and
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CRIME
Robert Kennedy Puts
Stress on New Bills

Boston to Miami. A second
connects the East with the
Midwest. A third services q
multi-State area in the Mid
west.
A gambling syndicate in one
Midwest city accepts collect
telephone calls from all over
the county. In another Midwest
city, a "lay-off" man, who
finances the big bets, protects
bookies through telephoned
bets from an eight-State area
I'VE have set up the ma
chinery to get. the information
on these operations" Mr.. Ken
nedy commented. what we
lack are the enforcement tools
to proceed against the racket
GERS directly"
The Justice Department is
currently trying to make cases
against the gamblers by such
oblique approaches as prose-
cutting violations of the wager
ing tax law and income taS
violations.
AS the information comes
in from the various Federal
agencies, it is docketed and
analysed by Justice Department
attorneys to determine what
laws now on the books could
be used for prosecution. A
growing file, reading like q
who's who Of organized crime
details who is doing what to
whom; who is possibly violat-
ing what law; their associates;
their relatives and clues to
their net worth.
I'VE can't make full use of
the information we're getting
at this time" Mr.. Kennedy said
regretfully.
Box Score on Bills
Here's a box-score on where
the crime bills now stand:
The Senate-passed bill max
ing 1t a crime to travel across
State lines in aid of racketeer-
ing enterprises-Approved by
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Horse Barn Burns

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Aug. IL
(SpeciaD - A 16-stall horse
barn on the farm of Edwin H.
SomerS three miles west Of
Middleburg was destroyed by
fire today. No livestock was In
the barn at the time.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
crashed into q tree.

crashed into q tree.
The accident happened about
0 miles east Of here. State
police said Mr.. Breeden, who
was travelling alone, apparent
ly went off the shoulder Of
the road, brought the car back,
crossed the road and hit a tree
sideways.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
TOBACCO
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. Jun

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, June II
ZAP market was steady
to slightly higher this week for most
grades Of Southern Maryland tobacco.
Receipts we're light as growers contin-
ued planting the 1861 crop. the Fed
eral-State Market News Service re-
Quality was about the same as last
Auctions for the June 1915 period
amounted to l,S22,32 net pounds and
returned S63.S4 a hundred, UP 81 "A
from the previous week. Sales for the
season reached 20.976, $50 pounds and
averaged S63.76. The auction markets
have sold around 2,360.00O more
pounds than last year for the COM
parable period. The average this year
Growers during the week sold mostly
low to good tnin-Crop followed by fair
and low heavy-crop: seconds and tips
The Maryland Tobacco Cooperative
the week under the Government loan
program. Deliveries to the Co-opera-
tive for the season have amounted
Net receipsS Of the Baltimore Hogs
head Market Tor the season were re-
ported as about 3,259,000 pounds. This,
amounts to around 24.238. 900 pounds.
Auctions are scheduled for four more
weeks.
Auction bid average per hundred
pounds on limited number Of repre-
sentative q. s. grades we're:
Description Grade June Is prev. Tk.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

BituminOuS Production in
the week ended June 10 totaled
8.41S,OOO tons compared with
7,650.O00 in the previous week
and 8.738.O00 in the like week
a year ago.-National Coal
Association.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 12S,7 ,72O cars and
24,O99 trucks compared with
127,256 and 25,213 in the pre-
viouS week and 1854 and
25,72o in the like week a year
ago.-Ward's Automotive Re-
ports.
Business Failures over the
Nation in May totaled 1,545,
up Z per cent from April and
up 21 per cent from May, 1860.
Dun & BradStreet.
Bankers Acceptances over
the Nation at the end of MAY
totaled $2,203, 900, 900, down
$5O.624.000 from the previous
month but up $685.. $50, 900
from a year earlier.-Federal
Reserve Bank of New York.
Foreign Cargo handled by
the port of Baltimore in 1860
totaled 22.398,399 long tons,
up 81 per cent from 1859. New
York's total was 40, ,109,153 tons.
p hila d delphia and Norfolk
ranked behind Baltimore.
Steel Production in MAY
totaled S.97s.000 tons. up 1877
per cent from April.-Amer.
Iron & Steel Instit.
Union Pacific Railroad an
nounced plans to build LOO
freight cars at a cost of
$14,900, 900 at its Omaha, Nebr.,
shops.
U. s. Steel Corp. announced
its American Bridge Division
has been awarded a So million
contract for a new library at
the University of Notre Dame.
Automobile Mfgs. Assn.
elected Henry Ford II as pres
ident. He succeeds L. L. Col
bert, chairman of Chrysler
Corp.
General Electric Co. reported
that its pension trust estab-
lished in 1927 now has assets
Of more than 81 billion. The
trust covers 226,27O employees.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
MUTUAL FUNDS
NEW YORK (AP)

- National Associa-
ton Securities Deal
are Tnc
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Stock Prices
Hard Hit by
DEVELOPMENTS
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE
stock market this week reeled
under a series of adverse de-
velopmentS.
The Associated Press Aver
age Of so stocks fell $40 to
245.20. its biggest loss since
the week ended March 5, 1860
when it declined ITO. The Dow
Jones Industrial average fell
l5.40 to $3.50.
Stocks of a number of big
companies fell with General
Electric on news that the Gov
ernment may possibly go to
court to break up GE as a
result of GE's turndown of a
proposed consent decree to end
the price = fixing conspiracy
case.
If this sort of thing could
happen to GE it could happen
to other companies of COM
parable Importance, it was
thought. and selling pressure
generated.
Price cuts for various steel
industry items were a contin-
uation of a disturbing recent
trend and dampened investors
attitude toward steel shares.
The Berlin crisis and the
seamen's strike were also bad
psychology as the stock market
week ended.
Another factor was that six
months had passed since many
investors had bought stock
close to the year end and they
could now sell and take capital
gains on a long-term tax basis.
They did so on many of the
growth" issues that still had
substantial profits in them.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange we're: Graham
Paige. unchanged at 27s on
259, 400 shares; United Fruit,
up 12s at 265s; Lockheed,
unchanged at 4414; General
Motors. off 1A at 4512, and
American Telephone, off 43s
at 116A.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Over the Counter
US Government Treasury bonds, weekly
mghs low and closing asked prices. the
net change from the previous weeks
closing asked price and Weld.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June II (AP) Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc. Closing prices:
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Quotations Furnished by the Associated Press)
1851 Sales Net
High Low (hds) high Low Last Chg
Evening star., 1961-01-18

FOUR ACREs-LarGe ranch-type
home; bedrooms, 2 full baths,
hot-Water Dashboard heat. Twins
room with fireplace, large dintns
room. family room, $4,000.
THOMAS ?. HALEY. Reelter
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

WHEAT0N-S-bedrm. rambler. full
bsmt., det. garage; Gls no money
AssociATEs. Ju. $500
WHEATON-You'li be happy in
this old brk. 3-bedrm. ramb., and
S16.950 with . low dn. paymt.
s3i ssS3}auSSSs slSSSs7jp pRoe' o9e.nM MGr. : til o.
NOODMOOR-Brick Yamb., liy. rm.,
din. rm., 3 bedrms.. 2h baths,
bSmt., garage: fenced rear yard.
Call ALLIdooD AGENCY. JU.
PARK-close IN; S20.-
500; slate roof; liv, rm., fireplace.
sep. din. rm., kit. with eating
space; screened porch; bsmt. with
rec. rm., extra bedrm. and full
bath: walk out; older neighbor.
hood, choice location: nr. 81.
Michaels Parish. Call today. Nc
INTOeE REAL ESTATE co" Ju.
sl5,250-4 bedrms., fireplace IN
liv. rn.; $1,000 dn.. move right In
and pay Ike rent; nr. Sligo pkwy:;; !;
walk to school: VACANT-JUsT
LISTED. GRAHAM CO., JU. B.
60lO, Open evenings.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
HOUSES FOR skLE-Mp.

sLABEooK1Lss. s-bedrp. brick
esi eis 81 ssssSs O q nS SS SS0SS:s SslSs g.
sEAsR0ok lI Z clk, ,AcREssMNsE a.: s:6edrm;
HSoAs tSes siefsi stAfF2;7 Aff1Fs;7'o. wv wv fssss 81
UNIVERSITY PK.-3:bedrm., bsmt.
srieEjaTfi sI4iHS fi;sSne nEhTRS E;mSlsr; Cd INFO
AP. 7-3670
MINT And ass66tSDSS 5000 per snftmg, mo. buys
this 2-bedrm. home near Prince
Georges Country Club. Call til 9
RosiERT RSaiE TA s. 1,ss1ei baHls q CO., INC.
WEST HYATTsvLLE = 4-bedroofn
brick Cape Cod: sep. din. rm., liv.
Tm.,. 2 full baths, h.-w,h. full
bSmt.. blk. 70 bus; excel. cond.; /;
only $l9: 600 FHA. ST. zoo down.
N. LEO sToRcH. sP. 3-450O.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER Lee. liy.
rm. with firepl.; nice dining area !;
mod. KIT; on ,ssre lot: Take
g,I%e,s ISsa$$ e; Ss;az$;$sls0: ociEssYS 20 Z
4-BEDRM., 2-BATH, split-ievel
sG%s siaiss EIth ind lnsf' sis.msn li.Ins t0G% NJ
Baltimore parkway; only 81. 900
down, including settlement. Call
til o pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
3. DAVIS q CO. INC.
800 DOWN buys this 3-bedrm.
tiled bath rambler; full bsmt. with
outside entrance and diversified
family style kitchen: large level
lot and off.street parking. Call
now for appointment.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Realtors WE. 10000
Evening star., 1961-01-18

PARK AREA-Just of
Rte. /. A spacious BUNGALOW with
4 bedrms., nursery and luIl
baths. sep. din. rrn., lge. kit, scr.
porch, full bsmt: with rumpus
room and work shop. Hot water
heat, l25x125-ft. lot and 2-car
gar; only $l5,e50. FLA, GI or
conventional terms.
HYATTsvILLE - Prime location
with an economy brick home.
Equipped with storm windows, kit,
with disposal and new refgr. Sep;
din. rm., twin-siye bedrms. and
tile bath. full rec. type bsmt., level
fenced lot. A good value ~
and payments in low sos for an
all-brick home near D. e. line,
bus and shopping. Table.space
kit. full bsmt. and many bonus
extras. Call today.
1T TAKES A HEAP OF LIVING to
make q house a home. Upon, In
spection OF this sparkling 3-eed-
rm. brick frame and stone home
fully decorated interior with Gus
tom features galore incl. piac-
tically new wall-to-wall carpet
ing in liv. rm., din. rm. and hall;
De luxe elec. kit. semi finished
bsmt, ideal Woodlawn location;
S16.5O0: liberal FHA down pay
ment.
THANK YOU for reading our ads.
Service Is our business, may We
serve you.
PRINCE GEORGES PROP. NC.
AP. 7.777A