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The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Conservation
Service Set
For Al.

Thirty-four S u d e n is of
Classes 3A and 3B of Cong.
Anshei IsraePs r Ii G o u S
School will be consecrated at
late Friday evening services
Nov. 10 at 8 pm, it was an
nounced by Rev. Maurice
Falkow, education director.
'"The ceremony of Conse-
cration," Rev. Falkow ex-
plains, today represents an
effort to make our children
feel that entrance into the
regular program of the re-
ligious school is not a mere
incidental occurrence, but a
significant event in their
lives"
The community is invited
to attend the services.
Students from the classes
of Miss Sonia Shlefstein to
be conSecrated are: Edward
Adler, Nancy Baggin, David
Bernstein, Mira m Bogen,
Risa Bowen, Sheriff. Broad,
Sharon Colen, Robert David
son, Arthur Dunes, Jonathan
Dunn, Arthur Evenchik, Stu
art Feldman, Harold Field
man, Beth Heron, Anita
Jacobs, Steven Leib, Gary
Malls.
William Milberger, Avram
Musiker, David Levin, Frada
Prigosin, Shelley Rosenberg,
David Rudis, Jeffrey Rosen-
berg, Stephen Roth, Bruce
Stone, Mark Strecker, Linda
Sonkin, Sheryl ShikoWitz, Su-
san Terence, Ruth WeisZ,
Barbara WeZelman, Steven
Weinstein and Alan Zehngut.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Temple Area
Youth Hold
Convention

The Southwest Federation
of Temple Youth (SWFTY)
will hold an area conclave
here over the Thanksgiving
weekend.
Members of Temple Eman-
u-El Reform Youth (TERY)
will host the convention
which is expected to draw
over 100 teenagers from
Phoenix, Scottsdale, El Paso
and Albuquerque.
The cOnclave will open
Thursday night with an orr
entation period. On Friday
there will be election of re-
gional officers and lectures
on the subjects of Our Price
less Heritage: The Ten Com
mandments" and Our Price
less Heritage: Israel" Terry
members will conduct Friday
night services at Temple
Emanuel.
On Saturday another group
discussion will be held fol
lowed by services in the
morning. The convention
members will spend the af-
ternoon at the HiwayE1ouSe.
A midnight buffet with dance
music provided by Tiny Fort
man and his band will con-
clude the conclave. Havdalah
services and installation of
new officers will take place
during the band breaks.
The cOnclave is under the
direction of Ann Kert, gener-
al chairman; Mrs. Sam Kurn,
head of the mothers commit
tee; Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray;
and Dave Bilgray, Terry ad-
wiser.
Other chairmen are Scott
Fisher, Lillian Kay, Celia
Goldman, Ilene Tanz, Mitch
ell A. Tuchman, Leonard Kol-
ms, Suzie Weiss, Joel Rubi-
ner, Joyce Blumenthal, and
Larry Yasmer.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Anshei Israel Holds
Courses For Adults

Adult education classes underway at Cong.
Anshei Israel and registration is now being taken.
Each Wednesday night at pm one and one
half hour class in Customs and Ceremonies is being
held and this week class in beginning Hebrew and
Geography of the Siddur' opens.
Rev. Maurice Fa<ow says he has been approached
about the starting of class in chanting of the Hafto
rah. The class will open 10 or persons
have enrolled. Men completing the course in cantlla-
ton will have the opportunity to chant the Haforah at
Sabbath services during the year. Also available
courses in history, Bible and Commentaries, Paths
Jewish Belief and Ethics of the Fathers Registration
may be made by calling the congregation office at MA
33494.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Nobel Prize Is
Won BY NY.
Suvunf

STANFORD, Calf,
(JTA)-Dr. Robert Hof-
stadter, New York born
Jewish scientis t, was
awarded the 1861 Nobel
Prize in physics to be
shared with DR.. Rudolf
Mossbauer of Germany.
DR.. Hofstadter, Profes-
sor of Physics at Stanford
University, was named for
the award in Stockholm for
his work in Nuclear Ply
sizes.
Born in New York City,
DR.. Hofstadter was edu-
Gated at the College of the
City of New York where
he later was an instructor
in physics.
DR.. Hofstadter was cited
for his work in determin-
ing the most precise meas
urement of the structure
of the neutron and proton.
He is 46 years old, mar
ried, and the father of
three children.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Circumcision Is
Done In Jail
In London

LONDON, (JTA)-What
was believed to be the first
circumcision of a Jewish
baby in an English prison
took place in BriXton Jail,
where Shalom ShtarkaS,
who is currently being de-
tanned pending eXtradition
proceedings requested by
the ISra el Government,
witnessed the performance
of the rite on his infant
son, who was brought to
the Jail for the ceremony.
Shtarkes is charged by
Israeli authorities with
completely in the abduction
in Israel and subsequent
removal to England of his
nephew, nine-year-old YoS-
sele Schumacher. The boys
grandfather, N a C h m a n
Shtarkas, is being held in
an Israeli prison for hav-
ing taken his grandson
from the boys parents be-
cause he believed YoSSele
was not being given a prop
er orthodox upbringing.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Shevu Pioneer

Community singing led by
Mrs. Sol Gruchik and a buSi-
ness meeting will highlight
the program when Sheva
Club of Pioneer w o m e n
meets Nov. 20 at 7:30 pm.
at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
Karen Hudossuh

A program on civil defense
will feature the Nov. 81 meet
ing of Keren Hadassah at
12:45 pm. at the Center.
Speakers from the civil de-
fense sections of Pima and
Pinal Counties will speak.
The public is invited.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10
War Vets Hold Poppy Day Sale

The Jewish War Veterans
and their Auxiliary will hold
a Poppy Day Friday, Nov. 10.
Proceeds of the sale will
The Arizona post., 1961-11-10

go to the Veterans Welfare
Fund. Mayor Don Hummel
has declared the day Poppy
Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Frank Hewitt, I., Named
Head of National Bank

Frank L. Hewitt, Jr., presi.
dent of the National Bank of
Maryland, has been elected
chairman of the board to sue
coed James P. Casbarian.
Casbarian was not a candi-
date for reelection January 10
in compliance with National
Bank regulations which pre-
clude a director serving on two
bank boards in any one trading
area. He recently was named
vice chairman of the board of
Suburban Trust Co. after a
merger of the Bank of Mary
land, which he headed in Prince
Georges County, with Suburban.
In his letter expressing re-
greet at being unable to stand
for reelection, Casbarian said:
1T has been a privilege to have
taken an active part in the es-
Enlistment of this institution.
l shall never forget the friend
ships developed during my asso-
citation with this fine bank, and
look with pride toward what ]
am sure will be a future of
growth and prosperity for it."
At a meeting of stockholders
last week prior to the board
meeting, Harvey T. Casbarian,
a certified public accountant,
was elected to the board.
Hewitt will serve as both
president ard chairman of the
board of the National Bank of
Maryland, located opposite the
Silver Spring bus center. He
became president of the bank,
the only National bank in the
area, in March, 1889
Hewitt also is president of
the Frank L. Hewitt Co., real
estate and insurance firm in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Not q condidute

There has been some specu-
lation in the press and else
where that in the event redis-
tricting creates a new seat in
this area will be candidate
for the Republican nomination
for Congress in 1862. Since l
am leaving the country for an
extended period, I think it
proper to make my intentions
known at this time.
! will not be a candidate for
any public office in 1862. For
the next year / will be abroad
on a foreign correspondent as.
Segment. On return, my wife
and / win give active support
to the Party's candidates, and
we now wish them every
success.
L. Brent Bozell
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Wheaton Band
Plans Concert
On February l8

First concert Of the season
will be presented Saturday,
February 1S, by the Wheaton
High School Band, drill team
and drum majorettes.
The performance, under the
direction of Joseph Jodl, will be
held in the high school cafeteria.
1t will take the form of pops
concert, with selections from
Guys and Dolls and other
novelty numbers.
Drill routines and twirling ex-
hibitions will be featured by the
drill team and majorettes. The
concert Is sponsored by the
Wheaton Band Boosters Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Our New President

A great event has taken place
in the election Of our new
President, John F. Kennedy.
America enters a new cycle Of
experience, carrying with it
grave responsibilities to our
new President and every citizen
calling upon us the necessity of
making our vision world en-
bracing.
In 1912 the world was an.
preaching a period of great
stress although most Of us were
not aware of the catastrophies
which were to overtake us. In
that year a great soul from the
Prison City of Aka, Palestine.
named 'Adlu'l-Baha, meaning
the Servant Of God, visited
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Economy

Continued from Page II
Mon tt rom cry County. This
would include the preparation
of international brochures di-
rected at industries and bust
nesses which we wish to attract
or whose expansion we wish to
encourage, and the maintenance
of a file of information on sites
available in the County.
. To provide central clearing
house and contact point for or
CARNATIONS Including the Fed
eral government interested in
Montgomery County, this to in
clude the preparation of re-
search briefs for such organiza-
tons pointing out the effect of
county laws, ordinances, taxes
and other items of interest and
stressing the advantages of a
location in the County.
To serve as a coordinating
force to bring together the var
ious economic development
groups active in the County in
order to promote a unified pro-
gram.
To analyZe areas of govern
ment policy which effect eco
nomic development such as land
use planning, coming, highway
planning and taxes in order to
identify segments in need of i'm
provement.
To undertake studies of de-
velopment opportunities avail
able in the County and attempt
to interest organizations in in.
vesting in them.
. To work with others toward
the establishment of an effect.
i've economic development pro-
gram for the entire Washington
Metropolitan area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Letters
CONTINUED from Page a

N&SAAeAAAANA - JAIL a vs. -
he is now developing as the
Court House Square Apart.
ments, the 3.55 acres in ques-
ton would be annexed and
would be zoned RIO as recon-
mended by the Planning Com
mission. We favor this.
We further understand that
the Mayor and Council are con-
sidering the annexation of this
area with the condition that
part of the area be dedicated for
public recreational use. We op-
pose this for two reasons. First,
the land in question is definite
ly not suitable, from the stand
point of terrain, for a good
recreational area. Secondly,
we feel that there is more than
ample playground and other
recreational facilities within a
short walking distance of this
area in question.
Furthermore, Mr.. Gingery is
planning to develop a six acre
tract north of Julian pl. as a
private recreational facility in
GLIDING an olympic sized swim
ming pool, baseball and softball
diamonds, three tennis courts,
basketball court, small games
area, club house, bath house
and ample parking areas. This
facility is planned for the use
of the residents of the Court
House Square Apartments and
the Hungerford Subdivision.
We feel that this type of pri-
vate recreational facility will
serve the needs of the people in
our section. In addition, we
feel that this is an opportunity
for the people of Hungerford
to provide their own recreation
al facilities. In this case the
City of Rockville would con.
tinue to receive tax monies and
would not be burdened by the
additional expenses of stating
and maintaining such a large
recreational facility. We would,
therefore, favor a coming excep-
ton for the six acre tract (now
zoned R-60) for this proposed
use.
While. as committee, we
have not had an opportunity to
bring these matters before the
entire association, we feel from
past reports regarding similar
proposals, the people of Hun.
gerford Towne would enthusi.
astically support our action.
Henry j. Giauque
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

America, speaking in all the
major cities on the subject OF
Universal Peace, prophesied
that America would lead all ma
tons to peace and revealed a
prayer for America. On behalf
of the Baha'is of Montgomery
County, may I offer this
prayer?
America
0 Thou kind Lord. This
gathering is turning to Thee.
These hearts are radiant with
Thy love. These minds and
spirits are exalted by the mess
age of Thy glad tidings. o God!
Let this American democracy
become glorious in spiritual de-
grees even as it has aspired to
material degrees, and render
this just government victorious.
Confirm this revered nation
to upraise the standard of the
Oneness Of humanity, to pro-
mitigate the most great peace,
to become thereby most glori-
GUS and praiseworthy among
all the nations Of the world.
o God! This American nation
is worthy of Thy favors and is
deserving of Thy mercy. Make
1t precious and near to Thee
through Thy bounty and be-
stowal.
Edwin l.. Barham
Chairman
Public Relations Committee
Montgomery County
Bahaf Spiritual Assembly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Captain Blaine
Attending Army
Staff College

Army Capt. Frederick D.
Blaine, jr., of Silver Spring, is
attending 16-week associate
course at the Army Command
and General Staff College at
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
Captain Blaine is a member
of the 23rd class to be enrolled
in the course, established in
1947 to prepare selected officers
from all components of the
Army for duty as commanders
and general staff officers. The
General Staff College, scene of
the classes, has been in opera
ton since 1881.
The Silver Spring officer
was sent to the school from his
station at the Army Air De-
Tense School at Fort Bliss, Tex.
His wife, Jean, resides at 2103
Spencer I'd, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

Silver Spring; vice president of
the Citizens Building and Loan
Association, and a member of
the board of governors of Con.
gressional Country Club. He is
past president of the Silver
Spring Board of Trade, the
Montgomery County Real Es-
tate Board and the Montgom-
ery-Prince Georges Insurance
Agents Association, and for
mer chairman of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion.
In his report to the stock
holders, Hewitt said that total
assets of the bank had increas-
ed nearly 25 per cent in 1860
and now exceeds S. million.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Students Win
Scientific
Test HOnOrS

Three Montgomery County
high school seniors were among
the 399 honor winners named
yesterday by the Westinghouse
Educational Foundation in its
annual nationwide Science Tai
ent Search"
The local winners were
among seven named from the
State, according to a listing of
recipients of the awards. The
339 chosen throughout the ma
ton represented the select 10
per cent of nearly 1000 entries.
The contest is based on scien-
tific projects developed by the
students and submitted in a
program designated to identify
those who have the potential
ties to become the research
scientists of the future, accord
ing to officials of the founda-
ton.
The Montgomery County
winners are:
Mary Margaret Shaw, IL, 9615'
Montgomery dr., Bethesda,
student at Walter Johnson High
School, who submitted a pro-
ject on Pattern of Justification
in the Chicken Embryo"
Margaret Ann Nielsen, II,
Great Falls rd., Rockville, a
student at Richard Montgom-
cry High School, Investigation
of the Interference Phenomenon
in Rabbit Test Systems.
Steven Lee Jordan, II, 9205
Sudbury rd., Silver Spring, a
student at Montgomery Blair
High School, "Geometric Impli-
cations of an Algebraic Equa-
ton"
All of those on the honor list
will receive certificates which
are considered by some colleges
and universities as a basis for
awarding scholarships.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Kiwanians
Elect Heads

Louis Grossman, 100 Beall
ave-, Rockville, has been elected
president of the Kiwanis Club
of Rockville.
Other new officers are Wal
ter doc" O'Connor, first vice
president; Vernon Whitley"
Miller, second vice president;
Lewis Ross Roberts, secretary;
and Phil Shoemaker, treasurer.
Meetings are held every Tues
day at 1880 pm. at the Motel
Washingtonian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Hospital Guild Plans Spring Fashion Show

pital. New spring fashions win
be modelled by area residents
Including county children who
will display the newest in STYLES
from infant attire to clothing
for teenagers.
Admission will be by dona.
ton, and a variety of prizes win
be awarde to patrons holding
lucky tickets.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

The Guild Of Montgomery
General Hospital will sponsor
its 10th anniversary fashion
show February IA at 8:15 pm.
at Jelleff's Silver Spring store.
AS has been the case in the
past, proceeds of the show will
be devoted to the purchase of
needed equipment for the hos
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Special Schools Deleted :.

not be required during the com
ing budget year. In doing so,
according to President Harold
F. Breimyer, the board in effect
is asking the County Council
for a commitment that will as
sure construction of the
schools.
The board is expected to
complete its deliberations on
the capital budget in a work
session tonight.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Wins National Awards

The Home Builders Associa.
ton of Metropolitan Washing
ton, including a number Of
Montgomery County members,
has won two first place merit
awards presented by the Ma
tional Association for Home
Builders for successful cam
paigns to increase membership.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
tContinued from Page u

Continued from Page II
voted against plans for enlarg-
ing Larchmont, Glen Haven and
Germantown elem entary
schools.
The board retained DR.. Whit.
tiers proposal for construction
funds totaling some five mil
lion dollars for two new high
schools to be completed in 1864,
although the funds actually will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26
Library Aid Sought

More than a dozen legislators
from counties throughout
Maryland are sponsoring legis-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

lation to increase state aid to
libraries slated to be introduced
in the Maryland legislature this
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

. Open new savings account of $25 or
more :. or add that much to your present
account We then give you FREE your first
complete 5-piece setting of VIM. Rogers Sill
verplate or Stainless Steel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-26

. AS a member of our Silver Club you may
obtain Complete Service for as many as Is
at fraction of the regular price. Because
each time you add SOS to your account, you
may purchase another 5-place setting for
only S2.25.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
mE0p&h
Welcome Members

of the New Frontier
Close-in Silver Spring is the loea-
tion OF this magnificent modern
home with majestic view and set
tings. Luxurious kitchen, thermo-
pane windows, wall-to-wall car
petinE. 27-ft. liv. rm., plus many
other extras. Open sunday. Z 70 .
pm. Piney Branch to Sligo Greek
PkWy. Follow arrows to home.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
Brand-new 1 bedrms. and den,
ga baths: beamed ceiling In
kitchen; 2-car garage: full bsmt.
5M% financing. $4,000 down.
Wonderful neiehborS. Georgia
ave. extended. to club entrance,
and follow arrows to open house.
CARROLL KNOLLS
WALK TO WHEATON, PLAZA
from this lovely. roomy 4-bedrm.
2-bath rambler. with all-electric
kitchen and beautiful rec. rnn /,
COMPLETELY REFRIGERATED.
MOVE RIGHT IN. Only. $22,950.
firm. Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill
I'd. and left to 10509 1nsley st..
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
First showing Of this large, bright,
roomy 4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler,
with zoned HOT-WATER HEAT;
gear garage; and screened porch.
on "a acre OF lovely trees and
shrubs. LOW, LOW 30s. Georgia
ave. extended, to Manor Club,
and turn left on Montpelier.
SILVER SPRING
Close-in, IDEAL FOR THE ARTlS-
TICALLY INCLINED. Unusually
cute rambler. with 3 bedrms., den
and rec. rm., Ia baths: brick
patio and garage. ONLY ST 300
DOWN. Piney Branch to Uni:
versity blvd, and right TO TIA
Bayfield,. TRADES INVITED.
LLEWELLYN co.
wA'llss ~. s-''OO
Evening star., 1961-02-18
| HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

oPEN sun. 1es. ee6s Risss I'd.
immae. 3 bedrms. with lge. sep
din. rm., equip. kit, spac. closets
throughout, lge. screened porch
fenced yard with barbecue: SI4,.
$50 FLA or conventional. HE
4-5050. COHEE REALTY CO. AP
1885.
PROFESSIONAL MANS ATTEN.
TION, ideal for home and office
3-bedrm. rambler with jalousiec
rear porch; located on highly
travelled highway; only S13,500
Your terms.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AD E1ORQ
Evening star., 1961-02-18
I. L. LEWIS

ANDREWs-oxON HILL AREA. low
down paymts.. specials-3- -bedrm
stone Tamb.. lge. back porch, work
shop, fully equip. kit, INV n,
fenced yd.. walk to school. bus
serV. at door. Sl5,260. Also 3.
bedrm. ramb., fenced yd. h.-w h.
$4,000. $500 down: Paymts; IKE
rent. CONSOLIDATED REALTY
o6OO. 10 T-lO50.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
BETHESDA
CONTEMPORARY
AWARD WINNER

One Of the casts ar
chitectural gems in
functional design.
Separate wing for
adults with master
bedrm. and library
opening to enclosed
garden. Children'S
wing Of 2 or 3 bed
rms. and play room.
Hand picked stone
and walnut timbers
throughout. The sum
light house designed
by Marcel Breuer,
FAIA.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown Office, I'M. 2-6716
KAY BOWLING

IA ! DOWb1
oATTHERsBURo-Nearly new 8.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod: IL baths
nice fireplace in liv. rm., lEe, din
rm., modern kitchen with birch
cabinets, fun dry bsmt;. fenced
rear yard ideal for children. anc
schools. churches and stores, sell
ing for $l9.500.
GAITHERSBURG-See this 3-bed.
rm. frame rambler, with din. rm.
tiled bath, q beautifully screened
rear porch, full bsmt. with natura
gas hot air heat, located close Ia
everything on city street with sew
er. water and gas. Only $4,000
DAMAscUs-4-bedrm. brick and
living. rm. with fireplace, lge. din
rm., kitchen with stove and re-
frigerator, on q acre. Only ST.
500 with Q low FLA down pay
ment.
GAITHERsBURo-4 rm. and bath
bungalow, full bsmt., fenced yard
newly decorated inside. Total price
Many other excellent buys in the
upper county area.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburl
WI. S-9250 or 301-WA.6-25O(
KENSINGTON-5-bedroom. 2-batl
home; 4 lots: excel: buy; good fin;
will rent. OWNER. EN-. 10000
KENsTNGTON = Terrific valueI .
bedrms.. 2 baths, cent. air-cond
s"sEsF s"Psis 1systj suY ON THE MARKET"
Sep. din. rm.: immediate occupancy
W. J. NICHOLAS Lo. 5000,
KENSINGTON, near Wheaton rd
and Conn. ave.--Needs repairs ant
decorating, small lKa-story home
Q bedrms. and bath on 1st floor
Q partially finished rooms on 2nt
floor, rec. rm. and util. rm II
bSmt, lot approx. 4Sxl 30. So, $50
Small Own. pymt., bal. S49.6l
monthly. plus taxes and insurance
Waite, Realtor. Ma. 8-0753.
KENsINGTON--3-bedrm. rambler
Florida room, patio, bsmt.; NJ
schools; must sell; $l6.2b0. b!
OWNER: no agents. VIII. 6-36ll
KENSINGTON-3-bedrm rambler
rec. rm. with firepl.; excel. valu'
BuRfoN,RELLEoH. 81 feSjgRIi OIL. s-445:
Observation-Disclosures 4A9s @
loan; S72 mo. pays all; attrac
well-kept rambler: bedrms.;. brk
fencing; air cond.; storm windows
S12.500 By OWNER. VIII. 8-393S
KENWOOD CLUB AREA, beautiful
ly decor. brick and stone rambler
center hall. formal din. rm.. "a ~
kit. family rm., 3 twin-sized bed
rms. . baths. rec. rm., study an
full tiled bath in bsmt.; 2-car ga
rage. centrally air cond.. covere
a. On' $3.50. SsISi AnS nRoRzENpoRFEs fIsSSios
REALTOR. OIL Ash til Q,