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Evening star., 1961-02-03

mittee, with the exception Of
conservative Chairman Murray
are a liberal group.
= y %A.$ 80 -s .
PAYDAYS AT LAST -, EN-.
ployes on the staffs Of the vari.
Gus House committees are
drawing a collective sigh Of re.
lief now that the House com.
mittees are being finally named
Under House rules, they
couldn't draw their salaries un,
til the committees were named
and this had been held up ovel
the fight to enlarge the Rules
Committee. AS a result, EN-.
|ployeS Of the various commit.
tees hadn't drawn their pay
checks since December 10. Tit
only exceptions were employee
Of the Appropriations anC
Ways and Means Committees
which already had ben or,
ganized. r.
ULTURE-In &
friendly series Of meetings will
Agriculture Department EN-
|ployes, Secretary Freeman EN-,
|phasized that intensive activi.
ties and programs will be un.
dertaken by the department il
the months ahead, and thai
much will depend on career
employees for the success ol
these efforts.
- =
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-A spe,
cial all-day meeting tomorrow
at the Willard Hotel in connec'
ton with the American FEEDER
alton Of Government Employees
membership drive In the Wash,
inston area will be held by Dis
trict AFGE lodges. The sessions
get under way at 9 am, with
AFL-CIO organizers as well al
AFGE organizers joining in tn,
discussions with AFGE Presi'
dent James Campbell and Sec
retary-Treasurer Esther John
son. Representative Miller
Democrat Of California. will b,
the luncheon speaker. All AFGE
members and officers in thi
area are invited to attend th'
all-day meeting which is undel
the direction Of Adrian Roberts
Of the Labor Department.
Representative Curtis. Republi
can Of Missouri, will discus
Supply Management in thu
Federal Government" at
meeting Of the Federal Suppl!
Evening star., 1961-02-03
Senator'S Approve
Webb Speedily
~ the Associated Press

James z. Webb, picked by
President Kennedy to direct
the Nations ambitious space
program. won approval from
the Senate Space COMMITTEES
yesterday even before his non1i-
nation was sent TO the Senate.
Expected Senate confirms
ton later viii clear the way for
Mr.. Wehh 70 become admins
traitor Of the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration,
Mr.. Webb, at 81, . veteran OF
Government. military and In
dustrial service, promised to
dispose Of any financial hold
ings or business ties which
might conflict with his new Job,
Evening star., 1961-02-03
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

For high and low tides ct the follow.
Ing points subtract times indicated
Annapolis. SN hours: Bloody Point
Light, 1h hours; Colonial Beach. q
hours; peale, 4h hours; solomon
Island, 6M hours, and Point Lookout
ia hours.
Evening star., 1961-02-03

President Kennedy's program
calls for increasing Federal
spending. even at the risk Of
unbalancing the budget. Mr..
Eisenhower considered balanced
budgets the first line Of defense
against initiation, although he
had at least four deficits In
eight years.
President Kennedy proposes
to increase the supply Of money
and credit, and to lower long
term interest rates. Mr.. Eisen-
hover advocated restraints on
the money and credit supply
with relatively high interest
rates. to keep demand from
pushing prices up. F+
Counts on Economic Spur
President Kennedy counts on
high wages and rapidly increas-
ing income to spur the economy
BY boosting consumption. Mr..
Eisenhower worried about in
flationary effects Of excessive"
wage increases.
I'VE must not as q Nation
come to accept the proposition
that reasonable price stability
can be achieved only by toler-
ating q slack economy, chronic
unemployment and q creeping
rate Of growth" President Ken
Evening star., 1961-02-03

sence, the best way to curb in
flation is to promote economic
growth.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
FTVE.DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
EehruarY "A

February 4.S
Temperatures during the Pc
riod will average 7 to IL de.
grees below the normal Wash
ington high and low Of A and
%. Cold over the week end
and warming the first Of next
week. Precipitation will aver.
age between two-tenths and
six-tenths Of an inch, occurring
as snow or rain, Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Road Conditi0nS-AAA
.west-DistTict Of Columbis 70 Penn:
sylvsni1 turnpike-6noW.eoyered and
slippery SnSinS sss''Ssy. dsitnS sz
covered. being ploWed; ohio turnpike
snow.covered with 40-mile.an:hour
speed limit: q. 8. 40 west 10 ohio-
Snow; covered and slippery: some drift
nS u Sd 20 s1v.sy ss; eS. x
SOuth-U. 8. 70 RichmOnd-SnoW
covered and slippery; Shirley highWay
(Y9. Rte: 35Ol-snow covered and
cred .a and slippery. ice IN s carolins; arc and q
Charlottesville --- 6now.eovered and
North and EaSt-D. c. to Delaware
Memorial Bridge - Becoming snow
covered: drifting expected New jersey
turnpike-Snow.eo covered; New EnElsnd
-Snow-covered BY tonight: D. c. 70
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Snow.eovered and
slippery.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight ---- II Noon ----- l2
! an. 1900 9 ! pm. ----- Is
RiveT Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Fails. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. SO. on January 8.
Lowest 4, on February 2.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED By the United States Coast
and Geodetic. survey
Today Tomorrow
High -- 9:33 am. 1902 q m
Low - AGO am. 1852 am
High - $3.50 pm. 1925 pm
Low ------ 4:3G pm. sos pm
Evening star., 1961-02-03

Even more important, 1t sets
up a permanent indefinite ap-
preparations system by which
Congress would be obliged tc
appropriate additional funds to
the retirement fund on q fixed
formula basis whenever neces-
sary.
The bill is supported by the
Civil Service Commission. Sen.
ator Johnston doesn't neces.
sarily feel that the formula.
provided for in the bill are
perfect, but he feels that al
least they form q good starting
point from which satisfactory
legislation can be devised.
While there is no immediate
danger to the civil service re.
tirement system, there is agree.
ment that 1t needs financia
assistance to assure the equi.
ties Of Government workers ir
the years ahead. Also, future
liberalization Of the civil Serv.
ice retirement system depends
on whether 1t can be placed
on q sounder financial basis.
4 NA
INEQUITY-Senator Keat-
ing, Republican Of New York
has sponsored a bill to correct
an inequity against unmarried
Federal employees.
At present, unmarried EN-.
ployes must pass Q medica'
exam to name q survivor a,
the beneficiary Of his or hel
civil service annuity. On the
other hand, married Govern.
ment employees do not have Il
pass o medical exam in ordel
to name Q survivor. Senator
Keating's bill, S-7ll, woulc
give the same right to unmar'
ried employees.
GPO - Chairman Johnston
|of the Senate Civil Servic'
Committee has sponsored
bill, S-737. to make retroactive
any larger pay raises tina
Government Printing Offic'
employes win on appeal to tn,
Joint Congressional Committee
on Printing. The increas'
would be retroactive to the
time they make their appea
from the pay offer Of the Pub
lie Printer.
| PERMANENT - Chairman
Johnston also sponsored a bill
lS-745, to make permanent tht
temporary 1858 annunity raise
given retired Federal workers
Congress extended the in
creaSeS last year via an ap'
IpropriationS bill, but Senator
Johnston's bill would maxi
yearly appropriations unneces
lsary.
i DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
Here are the Democrats
members appointed to tn
House Civil Service Committee
The Republican members vii
Ihe selected today.
i The holdover Democrats ar
Representatives !Mufray o
Tennessee, chairrnans Morrison
of Louisiana. Davis os Georgia
Lesinski Of Michigan. Grana
man Of Pennsylvania. Dulski o
New York and Afford Of Ar
kansas. The newcomers. al
freshmen legislators. are Rep
resentatives Henderson o
North Carolina, Olsen Of Mon
Itana, Addabbo Of New York
Ichord Of Missouri and Peter
son Of Utah.
Three Democratic vacancie
remain. which may or may no
be filled. Employe union group
are trying to have Representa-
tive Joelson Of New Jersey as
signed to the group.
BY and large the Demo
cratic members Of the com
Evening star., 1961-02-03

Isence, the best way to curb in
flation is to promote economic
growth.
Sees Key in Wages, Prices
It apparently Is his view that
an expanding economy would
keep prices relatively stable be-
cause the Nation could produce
enough goods and services to
satisfy demand.
He told Congress in effect
that an expanding economy re-
quires development Of resources
and increased investment in
modern productive facilities:
that investors are interested
only In a bustling economy that
offers promise Of profitable
sales; and that the economy
will hustle only If the labor
force is fully employed at high
wages.
Alongside these views, the
President also recognized the
Importance Of more direct in
fluences on initiation. "The
course Of the American price
level depends in substantial
measure on wage and price de-
cisions Of labor and manage
ment," he said In his message.
He therefore announced his
intention to establish o Presi.
dents Advisory Committee on
Labor Management Policy.
Among its other functions, he
said, this committee viii try to
evolve sound wage policies"
and sound price policies"
Variety Of Proposals
BY working for labor man.
Iagement cooperation, he hopes
the committee will encourage
increasing efficiency and pro-
ductivity, which would tend to
keep costs ana prices down.
Decrying economic sluggish
ness and pledSing action to
end the recession, Mr.. Kennedy
made q variety Of legislative
proposals and announced q
broad array Of executive ac-
tions In yesterdays message.
His program includes In
Creased social security benefits.
extended unemployment COM
lpensation, liberalization OF
terms for mortgages and other
construction loans, action To
reduce long.term interest rates,
Expansion Of United States
Employment Service activities,
aid for needy children Of un-
employed workers, aid for de-
Ipressed areas, q stamp plan to
distribute food to the needy,
early payment Of veterans life
insurance dividends and pos
sibly an extra dividend this
Iyear, increased minimum wages,
accelerated Government spend
ing for procurement and con-
struction, tax incentives for
business investment, expanded
development Of natural re-
sources and Investment in
human resources" through aid
to education and other pro-
grams.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Bill Would Fortify
Fund for Retirements
By JOSEPH YOUNG
<-. star staff Writer

Chairman Johnston Of the Senate Civil Service Committee
has sponsored bill to strengthen financial stability of
the civil service retirement system which has $27 billion
liability. ft-. sqtass~ - ser rs E. s:
The bill. s-7Ss, would give the retirement system a
greater interest return from its investment Treasury bonds
Evening star., 1961-02-03
Economic Push GETTING
Priority Over Initiation
BY LEE M. COIN
Star staff Writer

President Kennedy apparently Is ghordinating-
not subergngthe drive against initiation favor Of his
campaign to end the recession and promote economic growth
It's largely matter Of degree but does clear from
yesterdays economic and other statements that
Mr. Kennedy has reversed exPsdent Esenhowers emphasis
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Woman Burned,
Cigarette BIumed

A 55-year-old woman was
seriously burned during a fire
in her Northeast apartment
early yesterday.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Collins of
i1l6 E street NE. was rescued
from her blazing first-floor
apartment after a smoldering
cigarette ignited a fire in a bed
room, according to 1t. Anthony
B. Mileo Of the District Fire
Marshal's office.
Two other residents of the q
story brick building were led
to safety by District firemen.
Mrs. Collins was treated for
burns at Casualty Hospital and
later transferred to District
General Hospital, where her
condition today was described
as satisfactory.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
B nui,B' rith Opens
World PurIey

PARIS, Aug. IA (AP).-The
International Council Of B'nai
Birth opened a conference to-
day at headquarters of the
U. N. Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization.
B'nai Birth, 118-y r-old d
Jewish service organization
with a membership of 4O0, 900,
has affiliates in 80 nations.
Arthur Lourie, Israeli Ambas-
sador to Britain, opened the
two-day meeting. Label A.
KatZ, of New Orleans, La,
chairman of the council, headed
the American delegation.
French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville was
scheduled to address members
at a banquet tonight.
After the council sessions,
the American delegates will
form four missions to tour
B'nai Birth installations in
Europe. A fifth mission will go
to Israel.
Mr.. Katz described these
missions as an effort to bring
American and European Jewry
in closer contact.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
janet Leigh Back,
Mourns Father

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IA
(AP).-Actress Janet Leigh ar
rived home last night from a
European vacation cut short by
her fathers apparent suicide.
The grieving star was met
at International Airport by her
actor husband. Tony Curtis.
An autopsy was scheduled to
be performed today on the
body of her father, Fred R.
Morrison, 54, found dead Sat-
urday in his Beverly Hills in
surance office. Near the body
were a half empty bottle of
pills. and a bitter note ad-
dressed to his wife Helen. Po-
lice listed the death as appar-
ent suicide.
Miss Leigh was the guest of
Joseph P. Kennedy, father of
President Kennedy, in the
South of France when Mr.. Cur
tbs telephoned her word of Mr..
Morrison's death. She flew to
London and then to Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Attack Is Urged
On JobIessness
BY the Associated Press

A broad attack on unemploy-
ment, co-ordinating the efforts
of all levels Of Government
with private enterprise, was
urged Saturday by House Re-
publicans.
A chief aim Of the program
should be to retain workers in
the skills needed for the age
Of automation, said a final re-
port of a 48-member G. o. p.
study group headed by Repre-
sentative Curtis of Missouri.
It recommended establish
ment of a national clearing
house for the classification of
skills needed now and in the
future on geographic basis.
Also recommended were tax
deductions for workers under
going retraining and greater
tax allowances for depreciation
to stimulate investment
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Man Found Hanged
In Northwest Home

A 34-year-old man last night
was found hanging by a vene-
tian blind cord in the basement
OF his Northwest home, accord
ing to District police.
Detectives identified the VIC
tim as Albar w. Sheffield, of
1888 Monroe street NV. A
death certificate was withheld
pending an investigation, po-
lice said.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Roll Span CoIIopses,
Nine Workmen Die

VILLA CARDEL, Mexico, Aug.
IA (AP).-A railway bridge
under construction collapsed
near this village in southeastern
Mexico, Saturday, killing nine
workers, injuring IL and caus-
ing an estimated $4,000 dam
age.
A 130-ton crane atop the
structure plunged with the
bridge into the Antigua River
while 200 people were working
on and around the span.
Evening star., 1961-08-14

finally answered. That was
whether the Castro regime
would sign the final declara-
tion.
There was some belief the
Cubans would, so as to keep
Cuba technically within the
American family of nations.
Mr.. Guevara'S signature on the
document would not clear the
way for Cuba to receive aid,
however. The money will be
channeled through the Inter-
American Development Bank.
Cuba is not a member of this
hemipsheric institution, and the
United States Government is
not likely to do anything about
making an exception for its
bitter pro-Communist foe.
Evening star., 1961-08-14

the Declaration of Punta del
Este" 1t will be the final act
in the Inter-American Eco
nomic Conference which has
been meeting here since
August S.
The declaration will put into
motion Mr.. Kennedy's program
designed to pump $40 billion
into Latin American economies
in a determined move to hold
back the double threat of COM
munism and CaStroism.
A United States source said
Mr.. Kennedy's representatives
at the inter-American con-
ference feel strongly that the
alliance will inspire Latin
Americans to help themselves.
Self help is one of the most
important aspects of participa-
ton in the program.
Threat Recognized
Most of the nations realize"
the informant said, that if
they are going to develop at
all, they must mobilize their
own resources. There is a
realization that many countries,
by the very term under
developed being applied to
them, are urgently in need of
technical assistance in their
attempt to help themselves"
One intent of the declaration
is to extend quick aid to
countries where political threats
engendered by mic
troubles are great. BY unani-
nous vote-With Cuba's eco
nomic chief. Ernesto (Che)
Guevara, abstaining-the main
committee of the conference
accepted Mr.. Kennedy's pledge
of more than a billion dollars
by next March for Latin Ameri-
cas- most depressed areas. The
pledge is being incorporated
in the final act of the Punta
del Este meeting.
The United States plans to
pour more than a billion a year
for the next 10 years into Latin
American development. 1t hopes
this will be Swelled to a total
of $40 billion by other foreign
aid sources, including private
investors and governments of
Europe and Japan.
Details Still Wait
There are many details still
to be ironed out before the
final signing, but there is
agreement on all major aspects
of the ambitious plan to raise
Latin America by its own boot
straps.
One big question remained
as the 12-day conference drew
to a close-and it made little
difference which way it was
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Americas Ready to Sign
Proqress Declaration
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press Staff Writer

PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay Aug. 14-WeStern hemisphere
satemen put finishing touches today historic declaration
ayng the American states in mighty push for progress
President Kennedys Alliance for Progress program
become reality Wednesday when ministers of 20 American
Sates-and perhaps 21gather for ceremonial signing of
Evening star., 1961-07-28
ASPEN HILL
IMMACULATE

AANA4N&AS ~ A4A ~
New listing. Brick rancher; 3 bed
rms. modern kit. full bsmt.: !:
fenced lot. Assume large 4hTe
loan with S115 mo. payment.
The BERENS Companies
1545 Rockville Pike HA. 7-45OO
ASSUME THIS LARGE 41H% GI
th Saths fscDOTa rec' Tm se. Dsd5mi ssD. din rm ma
wall-to-wall carpetinE. To inspect,
sTBsIukksBAN7 hsI kB 7-2sR PROPERTIES, MaT.
ASSUME Az % LOAN
Greenwood Knolls. Silver Spring
ing rm., dining rm., de luxe
kitchen. paneled family rm., lge.
walk-out rec. room, fenced wooded
lot. GI or refinance. OWNER,
ASSUME 41H% LOAN at 500 per
mo-, including everything on g.
bedrm., 2-bath home with center
hall. sep. din. rm., liv. rm.. lge.
kit, rec. rm. and off-street park
ing; Cow. to all schools. shopping
Brown fPa S0'; AssoeiHrEs!M ssSasIGi MARyHG JE'
$1,000, WI. 6-36S1.
BANNOCKBURN-This darling 3.
bedrm. ramb. is centrally air con-
ditioned.. on q high elevation with
grand view. Sep. din. rm., elec.
S22. 900. Assume 41aec GI loan
POBIAK & POBIAK. OIL. $4,000,
ewes. EN-. 5-4699.
BANNOCKBURN = Brick rancher,
one Of the most attractive in the
area: beautiful appointments and
loaded with charm; 1st H., lovely
living and dining rms; today's
kitchen with breakfast bar: 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths, above-ground
lower level has 2 bedrms., rec. rm
and "a bath; gorgeous secluded
and shaded lot with wonderful
view; upper 20s. For further de.
tails. call our uptown office, KE
7-1SOO It'll 8 pm. -
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1905 KE. 7-1SOC
BEAUTIFUL; REDECORATED
turesaue knoll, almost an acre
Covered with huge oaks and dog
woods; Vermont slated patio, GOV.
cred by breeZeway to lareg 2-cal
garage. Open fireplace. 3 bed
rms. "a baths, large dining room
recreation room and screened
porch: S26.750 For sale by OWN
Err. Call FE. S-3741.
BEAUTIFULLY KEPT 3-bedrm
rambler; rec. rm. designed fol
entertaining; fully fenced lot witt
shade trees. owner leaving ares
will sell FILA or GI no money
down. LO. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. l1246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME
Large rear yard with shrubberl
and fruit trees, built-in garage; il
Fairway, near Four Corners;
bedrms.; living rm. with firepl
expandable attic, kit. and bath
Priced at S1S,500.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
BLUE

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Gracious
brick split-leyel on park-like set
ting with tall trees; center hall,
overiooks iiv. nm. with fireplace
and cathedral ceiling, all-elec. kit.
4 bedrms. ION same level, 2
baths, rec, rm. with bar, study
and full bath at ground level;
carport: $44,950. KORZENDOR-
FER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S11l It'll p.
BRADLEY HILLs-centrally air
cond., 64-ft. split rambler on
handicapped a. acre: center-entr
foyer, cathedral liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., glass doors to sun deck, de
luxe Hotpoint kit, twin-sized
bedrms., dressing rm., . baths;
lower level bedrm., dressing rm.,
fun bath, 2nd liv. rm.. glass doors
to 40-ft. patio, full bsmt., 3-car
earport; o. F. SMITH g. BROS.
BRADLEY BLVD. -KENWOOD AREA
"Rangy ranch style" rambler. 4
full twin bedrmS. w/space for
addit. bedrms., 2 baths, lge ctr.
hall, formal liv. rm. wLfirepl. and
seating bench, family kit, lge din.
rm. w/doors to balcony. full bsmt
w7paneled ground-ievel clubrm.,
ldry., workshop and plenty OF
play area for tots; Cadillac-size
carport. situated on lge. lavishly
Handicapped lot; side walks to elem.
schl. and S-acre public PIX, easy
dist. D. c. transp., shopping,
Atomic Energy and NH; conv. to
all Metro. Wash: S34,250.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
ofc. Q to o. 24-Hr. Phi. OIL. 6-ss6s
BRIGGS-CHANEY RD.-A very
nice brick home you would like
to have for your own. H.w.h.,
3 bedrms;. "a baths, plenty q
ESTATE, WA. 4-9s17 or PA
Evening star., 1961-07-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RoCKvILLE-No SIS down CT. se5
Sl3,T5O. r. L. SMITH, Realtor,
GA. 4-17l1; ewes, GA. 4-S795.
ROCKVILLE-4 BEDROOMS and 50
DOWN GI: New England-style
kitchen, liv. rm. with firepl.. big
porch; Priced for quiet easy living,
I. L. LEWIS
Realtors Lo. 5-433o
ROCKVILLE, Maryvaie : 2-bedrm.
rambler; S9.250. GI. FHA or as
SUMPTION; min, downtown. OWN
Err. so. s-91ss.
ROCKVILLE, New Construction
3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
Bsmts.; Move Right In; $15,950
New 3-bedrm. split-Level; rec. rm..
move in: S2O,35O. $1,15O dn.
R. L. SMITH, Realtor
GA. 4-7711 Ewes. GA. 4-S795
ROCKyLLE11st Offering of this
Ot GRuSRa %h ncs tfsss SScRs SOI up srto
parkland. . baths. 3 bedrooms,
family room added at rear. STA
$50. Assume 4laes loan. $4,000
cash required. BRIDGES & Pc
TER. INC, Realtors, PO. 2-4374.
ROCKVILLE, new listing. incest
home in Twinbrook-4 bedrms. =.
Ia baths, firepl. many built-in's
with plenty Of storage; beautiful
lot; this home will sell fast. FLA
appraised at $4,000; $3.50 dn.
ROGER H. SPENCER. CO. INC.
GA. 4-5151 Open Til o
ROCKvILLE-5 weeks It'll school
tlmel Ready for occupancy now!
Brk. rambler. full bsmt.; FILA and
VA approved, S17,50O; reasonable
terms. Lovely fenced yd.; off St.
parking: good residential area.
HURIAUX. REALTOR, OIL. 10000
ROCKVILLE
NEAR LONE OAK scHooL-4-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler, family rm.,
full bsmt.; lge. lot: Sl6.500 FHA.
WEST END-4-b -bedrm. Cape Cod
on lge. lot; $1,000 cash. S125
NEW HUNaERFoRDTowNE-Just
2 years old; 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
home, full bsmt, off-street park
RocKcREsT-s-bedrm. Cape Cod,
full bsmt.; lge. lot; S12, 900 FHA.
ACREAGE on Seven Locks I'd. and
River I'd. Very desirable.
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr., REALTOR
15 W. Montgomery Ave.
Po. 2-2Sss Ewes, Po. 2-4363
ROCKVILLE-GI no money down;
brk. and frame Cape Cod. bed
rms, Il extra largeD. Ia baths,
Wall-to-Wall carpetinR included
tremendous level lot; other extras.
Sl4,250.
ROGER H. SPENCER CO.. INC.
GA. 4-515l Open TIL Q
ROCKVILLE = Vacant! Assume a
huge GI loan and move tomorrow
into this lovely 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home. -S1s,500 wyS2,000 down.
10. 4-550O.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Burning Tree Area

You'll enjoy conr,ete year-round
DITIONED custom built brick BIZ
level located in the estate area
Just off Bradley blvd. on q quiet
cul-de-sae; 3 or 4 bedrms., fam
lily room. 3 full baths. A show
place kit. that will amaze you.
SS SHOWN T,slg By agpt. only. Eyes; Eyes, call
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
MILLS VILLAGE-S21 ,OGn
garage: fenced lot with trees.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-60IO.