davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-07-11

DES0TO 80 Sportsman e-dooI
hardtop; air cond., auto. trans.
r. and h., power steering anc
brakes, Wv. tires: tmmae. cond
throughout; S1.4g6.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wis. and Ellicott NV KE. 7-13Ot
DESOTo 80 sta. wagon; r. and h,
auto. trans. p.s., p.b.; Geoa cono.;
S295. CL. 6-03l6.
DE SOTO '55 4-dr. I'd; very cleani
auto. trans, r. and h.; S40b, OF
lst reas. offer. KE. 6-7471.
DE SOTO SO 4-dr.; fully equipped
like-neW. S7p5. FALLS CHURCH
LER-PLYMouTA, JE. q
1900,
DE S6T0 '5s 2-dr. hardtop: fully
equipped; like-new, S1,395. FAILS
CHUKCH CHRYsLER.PLYMOUTH,
JE. 2.230O.
DE SOTO so Explorer sta. waE
4-door: beaut. white with Sreen
trim, p,s., auto. trans, chron1
roof rack, r. and h., low mi; ont
owner; special. S1.695.
7 . CTETTAPT
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OuriSnnan
Chevrolet

2241 Nichols Ave. GE.
LU. 3-1O51
OLDS. '59 Super "s8" 4-door hard
top: immac, blue and white. pE.,
p.b,, auto. trans, T, and h., fully
guar: an exceptional buy at only
Evening star., 1961-07-11

cHRYsLER SO 4-dr;; blue ana
CHURCH CHRYsLER -PLYMoUTH
JE. 2-2S00.
CHRYSLER '5S 2-dr. hardtep;
faELs fTllI ''uis eauRea III nes cHRYsLaR iIss
PLYMOUTH. JE. 2-23OO.
CHRYSLER SO New Yorker 4-dr
haTdtop: r. and h., auto. trans,
p.s.. p.b.: looks and runs like new;
quality car at 4 bargain price.
Sl.Se5; low as S195 down cash
L, P. sTEUART cHRYsLER CITY
1900 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-4e0O
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NEWEST
Rsnovh ScV
DAUPHINES

with oil ihs change, sddsd
dVrns 'hs model run; new
desh. new upholstery. new
HOor ms's. new deluxe steer
ing wheel. new cerevslls-typs
parking lights. new eorbvrstor.
new colon. STIll ONLY SIo5
DOWN end $50 MONTHLY.
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CAVE

FORD-FALCoN-T-BIRD
Corner Elm and Arlington Road
Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 6-s262 OIL. $4,000
oLDs SO "ss" Holiday cpe.; cream
top, silver body, T. and n. Al
power, new Wv. tires: owner
excel. cond.: $3.50 cash or besi
offer. RA, 3-S577.
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. CADILLAC 81 coupe: faeteTy all
-eond., showroom eond.; S1,e75
Consider trade. WO. 6-464S.
CADILLAC '5S convertible: beige
=. fun power equipped, unusually
: clean; special S2,795.
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PAUL BROS. (OldS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130t
OLDS SO 4.door hardtop; beauti-
full white over midnight blue with
matching blue interior: this car
has factory installed Air con-
ditioning, power steering, auto.
trans, T. and h., Wv. tires; S2,-
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''0O BANK On On JACK BLANK wv
MERCURY '57 9.passenEer station
wagon; Automatic Transmission: 7.
CHOICE CAVE CAR. Saa5,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR MLE
JACK BLANK

go 0-passenger station
wagon; hydramatic; power steer
ing, power brakes, radio, heater,
Wv. tires; new car condition
blue finish: S2,675.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
A Time Of Harvest

The eight-day festival of Succoth which has just
been celebrated does not occupy prominent place In
the life of American Jewry do the Immediately pre-
ceding High Holidays, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kip
pur The vast majority of erect sukkahs, no tenn
porary booths next to homes and If we do see
sukkah at all it is erected by the synagogue with
which we are affiliated provided attend synagogue
services during the Succoth week.
Yet this holiday is of the most important in the
Jewish calendar, important Passover and Shaw
uoth On all these three holidays in ancient Biblical
times Jews made pilgrimages to the Temple in Jeru-
salem Succoth had dual significance: originally ac
cording the Bible it the Feast of Ingatherng,
harvest and vintage festival the concluding and there
fore the most important and most joyful harvest festival
of the year and its frequently shortened to
''the festival
Later on Succoth also became the Feast of Taber
nacles holiday to remind the Jew that after the
exodus from Egypt during his wanderings the way
to the Promised Land of Canaan he forced to dwell
in temporarily erected booths huts When the Jews
driven into exile and the significance of Succoth
nature festival necessarily disappeared, Succoth
nevertheless retained it's Importance in the Jewish cal
endar as the Feast of Tabernacles reminder of the
nomadc life that the ancient sraetes had to lead be-
fore they attained their goal of the Promised Land
Today, there is an almost universal symbolism in
Succoth. There is feeling of impermanence abroad
The world is changing rapidly Though our homes seem
to rest on firm foundation, wandering in
world of uncertainty.
What will the next harvest bring?
The Jewish Times
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Cvnicism At The U.N.

How long does it take for tear to dry? What
speed transforms mourning into electric ambition?
How desolate was the United Nations the day
word came of Dag Hammarskjold's death! And how
cynical did it become within "a hours! Hammarsk-
ods broken bones not yet inferred in the soil of
Sweden w h the fight for succession had begun.
In the truest of the word HammarskJold
the man who-tO one of his favOrte phrases
insisted 'the will to peace" He hit hard that
theme in regard to ArabIsraeli issues all other
matters affecting and peace He had at times dis
pleased Israel and friends of Israel But his
will to peace doubted
Yet he gone, delegates were will
ing forget that prime principle of absolute fairness
to all sides in any dispute Delegates from countries
sidered among Israels most trustworthy friends
willing to consider the election of Tunisias Mongi Slim
as acting executive chief of the United Nations.
From the viewpoint of Israeli what's wrong with
Mongi Slim? The answer is: Everything.
Slim, Tunisian Moslem whose state is mem
ber of the Arab League whose state does not recognize
Israeli could not possibly fall into the category of fair
umpire in any dispute concerning Israel and the Arab
states.
Tunisia's President Habib Bourguiba considers the
very existence of Israel affront to the "Arab Ma
ton Slim proved his hostility to Israel when he snub
bed Israels Foreign Minister Golda Meir during re-
ception held by President John F. Kennedy.
How could Slim, the U. Ms executive officer
deal fairly with the Israeli u NJ representative when
he does not admit that the Israeli delegate the
Israeli government exists?
The very fact that Slim could be considered for
the job affrOnt to Hammarskjolds principle OF
"will to peace" -JTA
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
Ten Commandments
For Parents

1. Thou shalt guard thy children
in the home and on the street.
2. Thou shalt make thy home a
sanctuary of love and devotion.
3. Thou shalt honor the teachers
of thy children and teach thy chill
dren to honor them.
4. Thou shalt not condOne the
faults of thy children through a
misguided sense of loyalty.
S. Thou shalt teach thy children
respect for the law and keep them
from the companionship of those
who disrespect it.
6. Thou shalt not lead thy child
into temptation by providing him
with the means whereof, such as
too much money, a car, and adult
privileges.
z. Thou shalt endorse decency in
the dress of thy daughter and dig
nifty in the dress of thy son.
8. Thou shalt protect the morals
of thy children from the indiscre-
ton of youthful ardor and mex
perience.
9. Thou shalt conduct thine own
affairs in such a manner as to
set an example worthy of imita-
ton by thy child.
10. Thou shalt not permit thy
children to bear arms except in the
service of their country.
BY Sam LeVenSOn
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06

DTdry.
The nine students had not been
able to obtain the materials they
needed in the "colored" library,
and were using the card index and
reference room of the public Ii
brary when they were elected by
the police.
They would have caused trouble
if they had been allowed to re-
MAN," stated the officers later.
The students were arrested for
disturbing tn peace" under
provisions of a 1860 state law
making it unlawful for any MEM
Der of a crowd to refuse to leave
a public place when ordered to
do so by authorities.
AS a librarian who was taught
that service to the public is a dedi-
Gated task, find this kind of Incl
dent very disturbing. Equally con-
cerned is the American Library As
sociation, which reported the af-
fair in its bulletin this summer.
AS Americans who are SolicitouS
of our nations progress at this
critical time, we should seek con-
stantly to enlarge, rather than to
restrict, every citizens opportunity
to study and equip himself for serv-
ice to his country and to humanity
The students who fight for the
right to learn today may be the
teachers and scientists and tech
nologistS. of tomorrow. Let us hope
that prejudice and bigotry will not
destroy their creative capabilities,
which may be vital to our nations
progress.
THERE WILL BE extensive, and
rather vociferous, discussion
about the unfortunate Arab refu-
gees at the United Nations in the
next month or so.
The Arab nations representatives
will repeat all the usual canardS
about Israel, but will offer no pos
sible solution to the very serious
problem of their homeless kins-
men.
In order to understand the situa-
ton, we must be prepared with
certain facts.
Fact No. /: The large Arab
minority in Israel in 194S would
have been comfortably integrated
by the new government if it had
been allowed to do so. (Such plans
were already in the making) In
stead, Israel was attacked by all its
Arab neighborS on the daV it was
born, and all its efforts had to &c
into defense against five invading
armies.
Fact No. 2: The birth of Israel
was the result of action by all
the United Nations. Only the
Arab states refuse to recognize
its sovereignty. They refer con-
stantly to u. N. resolutions, but
they ignore the first and most
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06


emancipation for our people and
a broadening of the concept of lib
erty in many lands.
Then Mr.. Ben-Gurion made an
other proposal which, in different
area. was equally exciting. (Con-
tentious or not, this septuagenarian
is a remarkable man - a seer, if
you will0
He suggested that the next
world Maccabiah include con-
tests in Hebrew, reading of the
Bible in the Hebrew language,
and Jewish history.
What a refreshing and important
idea this is! 1t could bestir our
young people to vital competition
in areas other than the purely ath-
letic: the broad jump, the high
jump, and then-yes!-the leap in
to the future, with some mental and
spiritual gymnastics at the next
Maccabiah!
A tSTUDY-IN" took place in
jackson, Miss, last March, when
group of Negro college students
attempted unsuccessfully to use the
facilities of the Jackson Public Lii
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
The World Over

basic resolution which brought
Israel into being and asserted its
right to exist.
Fact No. 3: The Arab states per-
suaded the Arabs of Israel to leave
their homes, promising them that
all the Jews would be driven out of
the country. There is ample docu-
mentary evidence of this from Arab
sources.
Fact No. 4; Israel allowed over
1000 refugees to return to their
homes in the years after 1948. The
Arab states, on the other hand,
have insisted on keeping their own
kinsmen in camps, to be supported
in idleness by the United Nations.
Fact No. s: Israel has unfrozen
So, 600, 900 worth of refugee bank ac-
counts, and offered to pay COM
pensation for land left behind. No
reciprocal action has been taken by
the Arab states, from which over
450, 900 Jews have escaped in re-
cent years.
Fact No. 6: The actual number
of Arab refugees is so greatly
exaggerated for propaganda pur-
poses that the resultant statistics
would be ridiculous, were the sit
uation not so tragic.
There were almost 100000
Arabs in the part of Palestine
assigned to Israel in the U.N.
resolution. Approximately 100000
remained despite the urging of
their leaders that they leave in
1948. And several thousand return
ed e r, with the governments
p rm S on. Therefore, even
allowing for the natural increase,
it is doubtful If there are now
more than about 100000 legiti-
mate refugees.
Others, classified as refugees,
deliberately infiltrated the camp
in order to improve their living
conditions.
Finally, as Senators Gore and
MCGEE. reported after their trip
to the refugee camps a year and
a half ago, there are at least
$50, 900 "phony" refugees-"dead
or otherwise ineligible"--and about
200, 900 others in the three "host''
countries who are known to be
employed but are holding U. N.
Relief and Work Agency ration
cards just the same.
Fact N. Z: Since World War II,
1000, 900 re fuge have been
resettled in new coun ri e s.
They have not been taken back to
their former homes. In the case of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06

Israel, particularly, repatriation OF
the Arab refugees would not be
practicable for they have all been
indoctrinated over the past IL
years with an implacable hatred
for Israel.
DR.. Elfan Rees, refugee expert
for the World Council of Churches
clearly stated that a persistence
in this view G.e. repatriation Is
dangerous stupidity on the part of
the refugees themselves and Grim
inal lunacy on the part of their
leaders.
No large-scale problem has ever
been solved by repatriation and
there are certainly no grounds
for believing that these particular
problems can be so solved"
And the Rt. Rev. James A. Pike,
b S hop coadjutor of California,
reminds us that 1.-THE readmisSion
of the Arab refugee population by
Israel would be equivalent to the
admission by the US. of nearly
II million sworn enemies of the
nation"
Nevertheless, despite all these
facts, Israel would-and h
offered to--reconsider the entire
question, if the Arab nations were
willin g to enter into peace
negotiations. One such gesture
might turn the tables. None has
yet been made.
All efforts should now go toward
persuading the Arab states that:D
the refugees are their brothers and
deserve their help, and y a
willingness to forget the past and
to find a "modus vivendi" with
Israel will ensure a solution to the
entire refugee problem.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06
By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(The News Own COlumniSt)

At the ceremonies which con-
cluded IsraePs sixth Maccabiah
Games last month, Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion declared to the
participating athletes:
1T is our wish and hope, that, in
the next Maccabiah, side by side
with you, there will also be groups
from North African countries, from
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-06

Rumania and So
Wet r u S S / a.
There is nothing
to prevent them
w h e n freedom
spreads also in
those countries
from coming to
Israel, even if
only for a few
days.
This hope we
all echo, for its
. -
Evening star., 1961-04-11
Shannon & Luchs
|. L. LEWIS
Lo. 5-433O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABLE TO PAY SETTLEMENT?
Gl. No dn. payment; brick; . OIL
3 bedrms., sep. din. rm,; vacant.
HAGAN REALTY CO. UN. 1858
II. w. JASEPH,s Realtor
ADELPHI-MoVE TODAY. With
down payment on this lovely
rambler style home featuring I
bedrms. and rec. rm. New house
condition; Sl5,950. HUGH T.
PECK. Realtor HE. 4-l70O.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER, on quiet
cul-de-sac, in Al College Park
area, close to Baltimore parkway
3 bedrms., full dry bsmt., extra
large tie-shape lot. FHA approved
at $4,000, 5000 down. Call I'll
9 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS a. CO., INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ROCK HALL. MD.-Modern beach
front bungalow, . bedrms., bath,
liv. rm., kit. sun porch and
garage: double lot: S11,500 fur
nished: Sl0,500 unfurnished. No
offers. no triflers. Phone OWNER.
Rock Hall 1861.
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Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
POTOMAC. Persimmon Tree Rd.
area--Just redecorated, very at
tractive. custom brick rambler on
wooded lot. Large separate din
room. full bsmt.. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. Many custom features II
this charming home. Priced tC
sell Immediately; S36.500. Ewes
EN-; 5-l444. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC EN- 6-l319
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A. q. PARK AREA-Year.
old air-conditioned ram
bier: 3 bedrmS., tiled bath,
modern kitchen, private
garden: S25,950. Ewes, VII.
2-3674.
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Stuart & Maury, Inc.
REALTORS
R207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Daytime Phone, KE. 7-l370

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4-bedrm. Colonial powder rm.
Sin5. and surrm. s1s oen on 1st H.; entr. hall,
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-9O7O Til o
BETHESDA AREA-TRADEs Ac-
style brick split-leVel; 4 bedrms. >,
tull baths, ground-level rec.
rnl.,, formal sep. din. rm., scr.
p9rch; garage: 23-ft. liV. rm.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA, SI9,95O = 3-bedrm
briek rambler; Ia baths; 150-ft.
lot. 81 300 dn. Immed. occup.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 It'll 0
BETHESDA-CHEHY CHASE
Dean Rathbun Assoc.
sPRINGF1ELD-centrally alr-cond
bedrms., 2Ia baths, ali the plus
features. Priced for immediate
sale at S35,950.
BETHESDA-Center-hall split-leyel.
mr.. NH and Naval Hospital: 3
bedrms., 25 baths, beautifully
decorated. Assume lge. 4heS loan.
MASS. AVE. ExT.-Unusual buy
in this, much-sought-after area
immaculate. .3-bedrm. rambler /;
priced realistically at S23.95O. -
CHEVY CHASE CENTER
Evening star., 1961-04-11
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
I. L. LEWIS

WHEATON - 3-bedrm.. lh-bath
rambler. sep. din. rrn., full bsmt.,
lge. fenced lot with outdoor firepl.,
conv. 10 schools and transp.; as
sumo 41aeS financing; only S1s,-
900.
n HTy ----N,n
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PINE RIDGE-$34,5O
Abr, 2-Bath Split-Level

Continued on Next Pase)
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LAKE BANCROFT
$35,950

This carefully cared for brick ram
bier is situated on a lovely land
scaped setting midst comparable
homes Just a short distance from
the lake. The first floor rooms
include 3 bedrooms and 2 baths,
separate dining room with French
doors to private den, modern
kitchen. with adjoining breakfast
room and a large (1Sxl6 it, hv-
ing room with fireplace, in the
with fireplace, measures "a #.
and opens to a large fenced yard.
Garage; DASHBOARD hot-water heat.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

ROCK CREEK PALISADES: A
small family will delight in this
cozy 2-bedroom rambler in a fine
area; Va acre lot and close to
community swimming pool and
connecticut avenue shopping.
S10,050: no money down Gi.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

WOODMOOR AREA - 4-bedrm
2h-bath, bi-level home, ideally
planned for family with in-lawS
Many extras incl. CENTRAL AIR
COND. HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
HE 4-l70O.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

CHEVY CHASE, ND. s.
bedroom, 2-bath rambler
offered for first time. Good
condition, nice private lot.
asking S2e,500. Ewes, OIL.
2-3274.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

ACRES, near NSA
and NASA - Beautiful 3-bedrm.
rambler: paneled living rm. with
fireplace, kitchen with pantry,
carport. 1st-floor laundry rm.,
bsmt.; level lot. 74X15O IT: close
to schools, churches, shopping and
tranSp.; excellent neighborhood: /:
Sl7,750 and 5000 dn. FHA, M,
LEO STORCH. SP. $4,000,
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BETHESDA = New brick Colonial
with bedrms.. GAIT. liv. rm.,
fireplace, din. rm., table space in
Kit, powder room, bsmt. wooded
lot; near NH; trades considered;
S27.950. KROLL REALTY, OIL. 2
5959; ewes, JU. S-6974.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
VIM, D. Lucas Assoc
Bethesda Chevy Chase
and Mass. Ave. Areas
Exclusive LiStings
From $25,95O to $65,OOO

A. o. PARK AREA-Year.
old air-conditioned RAM
bier: 3 bedrmS., tiled bath,
modern kitchen, private
garden: S25,950. Ewes, VII.
CHEVY CHASE, ND. s.
bedroom, 2-bath rambler
offered for first time, Good
condition, nice private lot.
ssking. S2e,500. Ewes, OIL.
1924.
WESTGATE-2-story brick,
entrance hall, living room
with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen with eating space,
pow der room. screened
porch, 8 bedrooms. 2 baths,
recreation room, maids
room and bath, garage.
Lovely private lot; S31,950.
Ewes. OIL. 2-53S2.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-Im-
maculate white brick SPLIT
level. Exclusive community
Of higher priced homes.
Built 4 years ago. and Of
fers everything you could
wants. bedrooms, but ex-
pandable TO 5. S35.950.
Ewes, VIII. 6-95s6.
CoHAssET-Yesr-old Kat
tler-built Colonial; 4 bed
rooms, ga baths, den. rec
reation room with fire
place; S37.95O. Ewes, EN-.
SPRINGFIELD AREA-Ex-
elusive Mass. ave. commu-
nifty. 4-year-old split-level,
in perfect condition. 4 bed
rooms. family room, and
centrally air conditioned;
S42,950. Ewes, OIL 2-949S.
! SUMNER-Controlled COM
munity Of lovely homes. We
feature centrally air-cond-
ditioned Colonial, including
4 bedrooms. den. screened
porch and recreation room.
Asking S46,950. Ewes, OIL.
2-1363.
THE HAMLET - Chevy
Chase's finest secluded COM
munity., Gracious in every
respect, with large rooms
throughout. and offering all
the plus features you would
expect in a luxury home.
Prnlcaes, S65'O0O. Ewes, OIL.
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NO DOWN CT
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS

PARKLAWN-Super 3-bed-
room, 112-bath brick ram
bier with lS-ft. screened
porch, All GE equip, incl.
washer and drier; h.-W.
heat; l blk. to bus; $1,000
down, S125 mo. MILKEY,
REALTORS, IA. 7-025O.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

TO PARK-Next-to-new
3-bedrm. 2Ia-bath brk. rambler
in Immaculate condition: large
modern kitchen, with table space,
sep. din. rm.. screened porch,
beautiful lot: S24,500. GRAY
KESSINGER & CO., INC, JU. o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTINIJEDl
BETHESDA

8 BEDROOMS, center entrance Co.
lonial, l full bath, 2 powder rms,
l liv. rm. with firepl., large din
rm., rec. rm. with firepl.. hot
water heat, screened porch; de-
tsched garage; $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

NREA, owner Florida
sound-ImmenSe brk. Cape Cod
VIII with very large lst floor bedrm:
bath. on 2nd floor: 2 jalousied
porches, garage. many extras.
GRAY-kESsINGER g. CO., INC,
Evening star., 1961-04-11
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

CONN. AVE. PARK: Truly a huge
brick Split Level with 4 bedrooms
(the master is as big as the living
room): 2 baths; paneled recrea-
ton room with Dutch fireplace:
and lust q few blocks to the new
necticut avenue. You'll be sorry
II you don't act noRI 500 .hnn
Evening star., 1961-04-11

ASSUME 4I2% TRUST. beautiful
split-level home with 3 large bed
rms. 2 full baths. sep. din. rm.,
patio, screened porch, masnifi-
GER & CO, INC. JU- 5-fl0O.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

rambler with bed
rms, 3 baths, separate dining rm.,
attractive kitchen with table
space. Full basement with outside
exit. A quality-built home: S24,-
Evening star., 1961-04-11

wO0DMooR, silver Spring = New
eenterIhial Ger. "a sd!s rambler; 3 lEe. bed
space KIT. full bsmt.: S26'go0
O., D. FIELD, INC, JU. b-7l13, o
Evening star., 1961-04-11

SILVER SPRING, near FRANKLIN
and Flower ves.-Lge. brk. Cape
Cod; liv. rm. with firepl, sep. din.
bedrms. and bath 1st H., 3 lge.
bedrms. and bath up, full bsmt.,
rec. rm.; wooded lot; walk to all
schools, bus, shopping. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
IA 7-6525
BEAUTuFUL DREAMERl--

BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
AIR FORCE GENERALS
TRANSFER NECESSITATES
THE SALE OF THIS TIRE
MENDOUS HOME LOCATED
IN THE FINEST RESI-
DENTAL COMMUNITY OF
N. ARL., CUSTOM BUILT
3 YRS. AGO AND IN
BETTER THAN NEW CON-
DITION. ONE LOOK AND
YOU WILL AGREE THIS IS
CLOUD 9 MATERIAL, FEA-
TURES 4 OVER SIZED BED
RMS. 3 FULL BATHS,
SPACIOUS KIT, 2-CAR
BU1LT-IN GAR, DAYLIGHT
REC. RIM, 16x13', GLASS
ENCLOSED DEN. THIS
FLOOR PLAN LENDS IT.
SELF WONDERFULLY TO
EN- T E r AMIN LGE.
GROUPS. PLEASE CALL
FOR APPT. PRICE $42,-
Evening star., 1961-04-11
AsHBURToN, the, prestige commu-

ASHBURTON, the, prestige commu-
nifty Of N. Bethesds-Ideal home
for the large family. 2-year-old
Tpsvs TpBSes stb IN bsarms mmas oH come o1s ,sY sT
el. Split foyer entr., wall-to-wal
carpeting. Liv. rm. with sliding
doors opening onto covered patio,
Space galore in a dream kit, lge.
bsmt. Assume 4Aee financing
Price, S29,950.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
HVATTCVTTTT

- i "A 4 i ~ v 41lx1C
FOUR-B z DOM CAPE
COD; ideal for the large
family; close to Prince
GEORGES Plaza, churches and
schools. Bright, full bsmt.:
large din. area, completely
redec., inside and out,
Level, fenced yard: S16,75O;
FHA and VA financing
Evening star., 1961-04-11

COLESVILLE AREA-IN A LOVEI Y
SETTING, this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler is today's best buy
Complete Kitchen, fireplace
screened porch, full bsmt., garage,
beautiful s&-acre lot. Price 500.
$50. HUGH T. PECK. Rockville
Evening star., 1961-04-11
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-l268

RIVERDALE, all brick 3 bedrm,
home w/sep. din. area and bsmt /:
$4,000 GI or FLA terms. and
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN & CO. HE. $4,000
RIvERDALE-S12,950 is the full
price for this attractive rambler
with h.-w.h.; located on dead-end
street; ideal for children. Only
$500 down and move in; no red
tape. Call til 8 pm. ROBERT S,
DAVIS & CO, INC. WA 7-3AOn