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Wade previously had consulted
with DR.. Travell, and said DR..
Wade had seen the President
before In connection with his
previous back trouble. But
later in his press conference
Mr.. Salinger denied having
said whether or when DR.. Wade
had seen the President before
Sunday.
Asked if calling the specialist
from New York to Palm Beach
indicated increasing concern
about the Presidents condition,
Mr.. Salinger replied tersely
mo" He answered mo" again
when asked If he could tell
reporters what DR.. Wade had
reported to DR.. Travell about
his findings.
Mr.. Salinger indirectly
blasted a published report quot
ing unnamed doctors as spec
ulating that the Presidents
current back trouble might be
a recurrence Of the trouble for
which he underwent operations
several years ago. He said he
read with fascination" Specu-
lations of doctors who had
never seen the President.
Doing Normal Work
Mr.. Salinger emphasized that
Mr.. Kennedy was carrying on
his normal duties" at his desk
today.
He told questioners that DR..
Travell's latest report is that
the President is improving"
Asked If Mr.. Kennedy is
considering a complete rest"
in the next fSw weeks, the press
secretary said 81 know of no
plans"
AS to whether any other Spe-
cialists besides DR.. Wade are
being consulted, Mr.. Salinger
said mot that / know Of"
/ He also said he was not
aware that Mr.. Kennedy has
used the heated swimming pool
in the White House since his
return from Palm Beach, al
though part of the announced
treatment for his back strain
over the last week end in Palm
Beach was swimming in a
heated pool.
Evening star., 1961-06-13
TRACTORS
TRACTORS
:. U. S. Experts to Stoy
In Havana Two Days

Continued From First Page
procedures at Miami Interna-
tional Airport.
Douglas R. Voorhees,, a Mi
ami real estate man known fol
his vocal advocacy of causes,
loudly accused the team OF
going to Cuba to submit to
ransom, to blackmail."
He charged that the nom
governmental team Of experts
was violating the Logan Act,
which bars negotiations by
private citizens with foreign
governments.
Brief Airport Scene
Mr.. Voorhees, demanded that
the Dade County (Miami)
police arrest the United States
team. The police instead kept
Mr.. Voorhees, to one side of the
departing group but let him
talk on.
The team arrived in Miami
from Washington late last night
amid a brief scare. Miami po-
lice were tipped that some vio-
lent opponents of the prisoners
exchange plan would stage an
airport protest. The police
whisked the experts from their
plane to their airport hotel
rooms through side tunnels.
But the demonstrations never
came off.
A spokesman said the team
had no specific appointmentsto
meet with Premier Castro per-
Sonally in Havana, but he ex-
, pected the pro-Communist
Prime Minister would show up
during their visit because Of
his interest. The Cuban leader
originally proposed the swap
and has continued to talk
about it.
In a pre-departure statement,
the American group said it was
on a Humanitarian mission"
to conduct technical" nego-
tiations and would have moth
ing more to say publicly before
its planned return to the United
States Thursday.
Hope for Quick Accord
The technical delegation has
limited powers to negotiate
within terms set by its parent
Tractors-for Freedom Commit
tee of prominent United States
citizens.
Team members were hopeful
that Premier Castro would be
sufficiently anxious to get the
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SCHOOLS

Continued From First Page
the present system is still best
in some areas such as the upper
county, where farming is still
a primary consideration"
He indicated that in most,
If not all cases under the plan,
all children in one family would
be scheduled to attend the same
cycle, if the parents requested
1t. Thus, the entire family
would be able to vacation to-
gether.
Under the plan, according to
DR.. Whittier, each teacher
would be assigned to one cycle
for the entire year, working,
as now, under a 9-month con-
tract. The plan would require
the same number Of teachers
as are presently employed, he
said.
Staff officials said they ex-
pected some teacher opposition
to elimination of the present
3-months summer vacation,
during which many take grad
uate courses in college.
Offer From University
DR.. Whittier disclosed, how
ever. that University Of Mary
land officials had indicated
they would set up four-week
credit courses at other times
during the year if there is suf-
ficient demand.
The advantages Of such a
system, DR.. Whittier told the
board, are numerous.
For students, he declared,
%the quality of education would
be improved through initial
grouping by age, more prompt
recognition of abilities, oppor-
'tunities for remedial or disci-
plinary actions, as Indicated
and greater flexbility for the
handling of special problems.
He held that such a schedule
would permit better handling
of both gifted and handicapped
children; improved achievement
by pupils who traditionally
forget a great deal over the
present vacation period, and
smaller, more flexible classes
Teacher Advantages Listed
From the teachers stand
point, he said, there would be
regular breaks in the class
room routine and more time
for planning and improving
work. There would also be
greater opportunity to learr
administration by serving al
interim vice principals, DR.
Whittier declared.
He concluded that parent.
and taxpayers would also bene-
fit from more efficient use oi
school facilities, resulting il
a reduced tax lead.
But we are ready TO hea,
from all sides on these ques.
tions," he added. 1--WE will not
start such a program until WI
know the community is behinC
us, but we believe its advan'
tages warrant a thorough in
veStigation."
He said special conference.
would be held in COMING
months with civic groups, par
ent-teacher associations, ant
other organizations to explain
the proposal.
If opposition is strong at tn
end of those sessions, DIR. Whit
tier said. the plan probabl
will be dropped. If, however
reaction is favorable, the pro
gram may be started at on
elementary, one Junior hig
and one senior high school i
the summer or fall of 1862.
Although the subject of IL
month school usage has bee
discussed before in Montgom
cry County, this is the fir
suggestion of a "cycle" schot
year for regular classes.
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several million dollars worth of
farm-type tractors they are
offering that he will come to
quick agreement. But they we're
also keenly aware that the un-
predictable Cuban has been
talking publicly of terms un-
acceptable to the Americans.
Mr.. Castro has said he wants
500 giant tractors of the type
normally used for heavy con-
Struction such as building roads
and airfields, rather than the
smaller farming tractors the
committee proposes. He also
has been vague about what
prisoners he would exchange
and has hinted he might seek
to trade them for Cubans i'm
prisoned elsewhere, rather than
for tractors.
Some regarded the teams
early morning departure hour
as an omen of Castro harass-
ment to come. Airline officials
said the dawn takeoff schedule
was forced by Castro officials
at the Havana Airport.
Some Of the team members
also expected Premier Castro
might try for a propaganda
field day at their expense. Ap-
parently only two American
newsmen have been granted
permission by the Castro re-
gime to accompany the United
States negotiators.
Experts on Tractors
The four team members, all
experts on various aspects of
farm tractors and machinery,
are: Duane P. Greathouse, di-
rector of the United Auto
Workers Agriculture Imple-
ment Division; Roy Bainer,
chairman of the Agriculture
Engineering Department of the
University of California; John
Bruce Liljedahl, professor of
agriculture engineering at Pur-
due University, and Clarence
Hansen, assistant professor of
agriculture engineering at
Michigan State University.
Accompanying the group is
an interpreter. Hugo Pineda,
assistant professor Of languages
and hnguisticS at American
University, Washington.
The two American newSmen
granted visas, or entry permits,
by the Castro government are
Tad Szulc of the New York
Times and Robert Boyd Of the
Knight newspapers. They are
the first United States report
ers permitted to enter Cuba
since American newsmen were
forced out after the April II
abortive invasion.
The Havana government did
not give viSas to a large num-
Der of other American news
men and photographers who
applied to enter with the United
States negotiating team.
Today's trip to Havana is the
highlight so far of a series of
events started by Premier Cas-
tro May II. In a somewhat
offhand manner during a TV
speech, he suggested a trade of
his Cuban invasion captives for
500 tractors.
President Kennedy, saying he
was acting in a non-official
capacity, helped set up the
Tractors-for Freedom Commit
tee which is raising funds
through voluntary donations to
pay for the tractors. The COM
mittee co-chairmen are Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, labor leader
Walter P. Reuther and DR.. Mil
ton s. Eisenhower, brother Of
the former President.
Evening star., 1961-06-13
ARREST
Continued From First Page

ANNIS
Continued From First Page
launched on the basis Of in
formation furnished by the
office Of security of the State
Department at the Embassy in
Poland.
1t was learned that Scarbeck
was flown back to Washington
from Dusseldorf, Germany,
where he had been on leave, be-
cause State Department Off
cials wanted to talk to him.
He was accompanied by a State
Department man on the trip.
He Ewas not under arrest until
this morning but his where
abouts were known at all times.
Statements Analysed
Scarbeck was questioned at
various times after his return
before his arrest and Justice
Department attorneys, working
with State Department Off
cials, went over his statements
to see what material could be
declassified in event of a trial.
The State Department sus-
pended Scarbeck without pay
Saturday, but he was not ar
rested until he left the tourist
home at 2030 F street NV,
where he was staying.
Held Post Here
Mr.. Hoover said Scarbeck,
who was born in Brooklyn, N.
Y, attended the College of the
City of New York and New York
University from 1936-1939. He
was first employed by the De-
partment of State on July /,
1852, and served in Washing
ton until 1854.
After two years service in
San Francisco, he was COM
missioned a foreign service Of
ficer on September "a, 1856.
He received his current assign
ment in Warsaw on December
IA, 1858.
Before joining the State De-
partment, Scarbeck was a staff
officer in the Office of the
High Commissioner Of Ger
many.
Gave Secret Data
The complaint sworn before
Commissioner Wertleb de-
clareS:
THAT from on or about jan
uary, 1861, and continuously
thereafter up to and including
May 81, 1861, Irwin C. Scar
beck, the defendant herein. be-
ing the Second Secretary, Gen
eral Services Officer, Of the
United States Embassy at
Warshaw, Poland, did unlaw-
fully, knowingly and wilfully
communicate to an agent of a
foreign government, to wit, the
Peoples Republic of Poland. in
formation which the defendant
had reason to know had been
classified, under the authority
Of the President Of the United
States and the Secretary of
State, as affecting the security
Of the United States, the dis
closure Of such information not
having been specifically au-
thorized by the President of the
United States and the Secre-
tary of State"
Intelligence sources here re.
called that on May "a a Polish
intelligence chief was reported
by the British press to have flee
to the West. The London Daily
Mail quoted unidentified Polish
emigres as its sources.
Married Twice
Scarbeck is the son Of Frank
and Elizabeth Chambers Scar.
beck who live in Queens. New
York City He has a sister, Vir-
ginia Elizabeth Jurgenson, who
lives in North Bellmore, N. Y
The diplomat has been mar
ried twice. On June 81, 1941
Evening star., 1961-02-01
:. W. BERENS, Realtor {

HIDEAWAY - Secluded acre with
city conveniences. Perfect home
for the woman who wants Q long,
low rambler and for the man
who'd like to own an acre Of
park-like ground. Four bedrooms.
2h baths; huge kitchen: owner
to q rent-purchase: priced at
S36,950. HOLLEY REALTY, 61S3
Lee hwy, KE. R-535O
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D ACRES for pleasant country liv.
iQHb yet only minutes from down.
pNn, NSA and Space agency
GAMfortable 4-bedrm. brick-and.
9langle BUNGALOW; 16x24-ft. liv
nom with floor -to-ceiling fire.
Mace; full bSmt., 2-Car garage
Ieral CHICKEN houses. The chill
$4,000 down will handle.
your Call Will Be Appreciated
MklNCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INCORPORATED Founded 1874
AP. 7-777&
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
(coNTINUEDl
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES
oE PRoPERTY; GALL MILTON z
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA. | HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALL-BRIcK RAAEBLER-S bedrms. !;
full bsmt.: fireplace; fenced lot;
Sl3.2o0 loan with small dogr g
LoRENE RAMSEY REALTY, IA.
4-0023.
81 600 LESS THAN FHA APPRAIS:
AL! Yes, and $1,000 down vii
also Include settlement charges
Sturdy all-briek Cape Cod has
bedrms., sep. din. I'm, screened
porch and full bsmt.- Completely
Fedecorated and avail, now In {
close-in Arl. neighborhood, on Q
large wooded lot, Just 2 blocks tC
express bus and stores. A rea
buy at S16.600! W. r. REYNOLDS
CO.. REALTORS. IA. 7.6525.
4 BEDRMs.-Like-new brick ram.
az SisFi iuxs Ise Nv r% Ss.s With vaIF tIlFsD1
rec; rm. with End firepl:, gar
and screened porch: conv. financ-
ing: priced IN mtd.20s; Call Us
CORP, JE. 2-9060.
s16,6OO-1 acre Of gorgeous treel
ig the setting for this delightful
3-bedrm. rambler. CoZy firepl. In
grand living rm. Terrific kit. with
wall oven, eounter-top stove, huge
mahog. paneled family rrn., screen.
ed and jalousied porch, New storm
windows and doors. 1st tint
offered, Call KE. 6-6606.
TT-SPAGNOLO REALTORS
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eALONA vILLAGE-ThiS
o. sSod PEE ss@Slif
plan, Q large living room with
fireplace. Colonial dining room
with French, doors to screened
porch. and Q huge modern kitch-
en-, plus Q finished lower level with
30-ft. recreation room and luxuri-
ously finished walk-out dan with
fireplace. This Is Q qu&lity-built
home with many extras and q
large wooded lot, IN the area Of
Langley, that Is noted for fine
homes. Minutes from Washington
via George Washington Memorial
parkway. Priced in the mid-30s,
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co, IA.
Evening star., 1961-02-01

DANIEL BOONE instinct needed
for this 60-ft. .brk, rambler with
out-of -ground bsmt, Set off by
itself by huge $4,000 50. II. lot
loaded with trees and privacy. 3
bedrms. PLUS extra upstairs,
PANELEP ZANE n,,P FAMILY III ,,II ROOM ooN WITH
kit. Dashboard heat. S21,750.
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STORES FOR RENT
LE0AHIAIIIEhA
WAREHOUSES for RENT

KENSNGToN-7.2o0 "a. It. bldg,
overhead door. with or without
loading dock. 2 toilets. Only ST
per 50. IT. per year. For details,
call MI: Thompson, JU. S-S344;
ewes; SL. 2-6502: c. NJ. MARS
Evening star., 1961-02-01

HANDY ANDY-An opportunity for
the "do-it-yourself" expert, Two
bedrms. (expandAble to ~, living
nm. separate dining rm., HUGE
KITCHEN. Situated on beautiful
lot. AN ADDITIONAL BLDG. LOT
INCLUDED in price Of S12,75O. Ex-
cellent, neighborhood. First time
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GORGEOUS LOT

GOOD GROUND This Charming
unspoiied By lots Of fil dirt, and
with the original trees standing
for your summer pleasure. Roomy,
too bedrooms. ga baths, rec.
room. lots Of money-saving extras.
At $4,000. it's worth seeing
HOLLEY REALTY, b1S3 Lee hwy.
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OVERI OOKS
w. G. & C. C.

w. G. & G. G.
Striking, custom Colonial. built by
master craftsman in the ELITE
section Of Arlington; 2-story; den
with pitched-beemed ceiling and
warm fireplace: huge Island kitch-
en- aS modern as tomorrow. So
many features that must be seen
so call for an eppt, 10 inspect.
Substantial cash needed
+. w. Berel1S, Realtors
2160 n. Glebe Rd. IA. b-0707
Evening star., 1961-02-01

OXON HILL--Move right In; this
lovely 3-bedrm, rambler on fenced
lot; modern kit hot-vater heat
$4,000 FILA; $500 dn. or ASSUME
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA-s 6.F, z
b.; fenced y g.; lge. dI; dn. payt
req. $l6.960. OWNER, JE. 4-6617
FALLS CHURCH : You can haVI
immediate possession on this va
can't 3-bedroom brick rambler
living room has fireplace, dininr
and complete electric kitcher
with dtshwssher and disposal, Al,
most lS-acre lot with some trees
Priced at only S16,250 with fiex.
i6le financing. Cali PoMPONIc
REALTY. IA. 6-5561.
FALLS CHURCH, S27, ,96O-A set.
ting Of towering trees surrounds
this charming 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler on u acre; unusual liv
rm. decor, gracious din. rm., huge
de luxe kit, 26-ft. functional ser
porch across rear: full bsmt., con.
crete patio: hot-water baseboart
heat. Lge. 6Aee loan may bC
assumed. LUCILLE COOK, Realtor
JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
FINISHED PRODUCT n him
more to spend)-46-ft., 3-yesr-olc
brick rambler. FOUR BEDRMS,
Ia baths. living rm. wIirepl.
separate din. rm., 16x15 knotty
pine family rm. Bsmt. rec. rm
$23,5Q0. FLA terms or assume
lge. Az loan. MILKEY REALTY
IA. 7.0250.
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NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS: finished To
your requirements. 1st-floor stores
o. Over $4,000 oG9 So it. .TssblS per floor "
thesda's most luxurious bldg: ele-
vators. air cond., infinite flexibil-
tty; plumbing, electric, telephone
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Occupancy from Feb. 15,
Ill E.kQQO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BURGER-CHEF. one Of the fastest
growing drive-in chains in the
country, featuring 10 cent ham
burgers and 10 cent milkshakes;
has an excellent loc.; ready to 60
in Richmond. No exper. nee. We
train you and your personnel.
Potential net S25, 600. For appt.
and further information, call
ROBERT HOLTZMAN. OIL. 6-l695.
Evening star., 1961-02-01

HUGE RAMBLER
$25, ,000-Reduced $4,000
] ACRE
THIS SPACIOUS 3-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER sits pretty on . full
window in full din. Tm., 2 tile
baths. daylight bsmt.. b.b.h.-w
heat: lake privileges: custom
neiehborhood: brand new and
ready for occupancy.
TRI-COUNTY
REALTY, INC. OPEN 9-e
35S W. Lee Hwy. CR. $4,000
IDEAL HOME FOR CHILDREN
Situated on dead.end street. large
Anchor-fenced yard: 3-bedroom
rambler in excellent condition.
Beautifully equipped kitchen. Va:
sf5t sss6 dast Low SccSR91Gy o% down p5ssa Pssmep
excellent terms. ARFAX REALTY,
INC, JE. 4-4900.
IT'S A PLEASURE to show Q nice
Killing, 3 lovely bedrms.. l.r.. sep
din. rm. Mod. kit. with above
average appliances. Huge Anchor
chained lot on dead end st. Priced
amazingly low at $13,750. S45C
down and paymts. less than 500
In the Falls Church area this won'i
pIANrSFPfoN lsSi; 2PSo : REALTY, sll Il JE. 4-7ooc
Just the Facts, Nam!
Four large bedrms. and 2 full
baths. on the 1st floor Of this
custom brick rambler, on Q mag.
nificent lh:acre wooded. Sc
cluded lott Air cond., and expen.
sive wall to wall carpeting
throughout the entire houseI
And only S24,500; assume pres
ent financing with only $4,000
cash. HOT-HOT-HOTI
BARR REALTY. INC, ia. 4-336C
LAKE BARCROFT = We've Just
listed this beautiful 4-bedrm
ton only u blk. from the lake
There is q huge. beautiful kitchen
full baths, carport, recreation
room with bar and many other
wonderful features; priced in the
30s in this most-sougnt-afteI
area. Call us for an appointment
THE GROOM CO., ia. 7-44S7.
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ASSUME CT

Beautiful kitchen with breakfast
bar and adjoining family room; 2
baths. 3 bedrooms: dry daylight
basement; assume CT loan or pur-
chase with low FILA down pay
ment; owner leaving area. For
complete information, call
Myers & Hill, Inc.
IA. 4-472O DU. 5-ol33
Evening star., 1961-02-01
RTVERnAT,E

~$13.5OO--S295 dn. to any.
one. located near st. Bern
cards Parish and all cow
-A-bedrm. brick Colonial;
huge comb. llv .-din. rm., lge.
well equip. kit. with dryer
Dlus many other extras: pos
NEession by Feb. 10: can be
purchased on easy FLA
fermS.
Evening star., 1961-02-01

C0kGEGE PARK AREA - CT. no
money down. Here Is . terrific
value. Come, see this 4-bedrm., 2
TN bath Cape COD with separate
Ag<-water heat, big wooded lot, q
che garage. Nr. school and trans
pe1tation. S95.SS o mo-, plus
taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1961-02-01

COLLEGE PARK-Hard to find
unusual custom Cape Cod. idea
-: Sieakfsst fss hv5oss noOss nm IN kttdRen eiRin'
z bedrooms and baths. 2nd floor
9 hedrooms. Basement, rec. room
Yours for only S13,950; FHA
$500 down, SIS per mo. BURCE
nEATY, TO. 9-5992. Open
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coELEdE PARK ESTATES AREA-

BET. IL years old: full 6smt.. Off
street park, gas heat, scr. porch,
beautiful kit. with table space:
big corner lot, fenced. Only S15,-
R5o. HURRY E. c. HILLEY CO..
REALTOR, AP. 7-720O.
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REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch.
STORES FOR RENT

2OI G ST. N.W.-SToRE, 5 apts.,
unfurn.; good cond. Opport buy
er, small cash pymt. MA. S-51S6.
Evening star., 1961-02-01

SPLIT . LIVED with center . hall
plan; 20x20-ft. liv. room with
fireplace; dining room with large
sliding glass door giving q view OF
Ats 8 large bedrms., daylight
lkuo-paneled rec. room. 2nd kit
aslA, bath and ground-level exit In
hsnt. A good value ct S19 800.
Trades invited.
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c2I,iROIIToN Rric,

CNREOLLTON - Brick rambler.
want for immediate possession:
~ new condition; big de luxe
&t%0 bedrms.: finished rec. room
NNhsmt.: level lot: off-street park
%IG 81, ,050 down includes settle
&AL8 costs. Trades inYited.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

CENTRAL FLORIDA-3 bedrms.,
baths. electric heating, air-condi!
toned, hardwood floors, large
corner lot on paved street ovefT
looking park easy terms. Or
trade. Write for other bargainA
JOHN F. KOLAR, 612 s. Wayne
ST., Arl., Va.
EXTRA LARGE LOTS in best pSff
OF Florida. for retiring homes SO
down and $40 mo. J. DANIEL
KOLAR. Orange City, Florida.
W. PALM BEACH-2-bath, furns
ished house. Rent. Box 76-J. Star.
WEST PALM BEACH-Bavarianr
American type restaurant; seats
1872 people; has package store.
Certified accountants report on
income and expense available.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-3211
8 ACRES in Orange City Hills:
best drinking water In o. s.:
$4,000, Easy terms or trade. Bog
5q-S, Star,
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

EDsEL 400 motor and body parta,
Code 301. AT. 6-260S.
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eFULLY AIR CONDITIONED''
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Ap T1DGR
: COLLEGE PARK
-TOLLEGE PARK

AULLEGE FARh
Owners transfer forces sal0
81 their newly built split
evel: z lovely rms. 2m
@haths, eye catching GE kit.
EN- color with all the gadgets:
@{irepl., full .bsmt.: chance
for real buy on this beautiful
nome; price $50, 500.
Evening star., 1961-02-01
RllERDALE: walk TO St. Bernardo

LANFHUALE; walk 70 81. Bernafd's 9
hn8 and shopping-A clean, 2.
hedgm. bungalow with separate
dtn. room, large porch. bsmt.
3eAced lot with off-street parking
4nd backs up to elementary
4ehool.. Only S7,500. Assume bal.
eQce due. and pay $40 mo. tota
Vth moderate down.
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sBRICK RAMBLER

FW@N@& 2N314OA94V
.-BFand new A It. rancher
rand absolutely the best value
In the area, arrange to give
syour family the space and
cdny. you expect; 8 twin
gtke bedrms., 2 full baths.
~NTepl.: 12-ft. carport: 100
s1t wide level lot: a real
-syhlue at $20.300 FLA or
eonV. terms.
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LEWISDALE-BteaI thls eXpandl-
Bile brick Cape Cod.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 10000
Evening star., 1961-02-01

WATTS, nr. Co. sere Bldg; new
eond.; 2 b.r. brk. Cape Cod; attic
btr. ERWIN REALTY. WA. 7-0334
WYATTSVILLE; 4 bedroom Capt
d. Just 9if 9uesns Chapel rd;;i
Easement; large, landscaped lot
%4,950: low as $500 down, FILA
ZURICH REALTY, TO. 9-5992
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