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OPPORTUNITi
ALLsTATE INSURANCE

PACKAGING AND WRAPPiNGi
part-time, bet. II amt pm,
white, 2l.30 yrs; tall, strong,
fast College students or employed
nights: S1.l5 hr. Ii 7-3304.
PAINTING INSPECTOR. thoroughly
exper, In interior and exterior
painting and the necessary rec.
ord keeping. In Alex, permanent
day work. Good company benefits.
Cali Mr.. MccoNcHIE for appt.
KI a-6400
PHARMACIST, local references;
excellent salary and hours. Apply
EMPIRE PHARMACY. 1888 Conn.
eve. NV.
PRARMACIST-Fuil time only.
6fG 6RUo sFfoRERss 900 PsnnS! PRSnSNS1H ave.
Nv
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AUTO
SALESMEN

We are looking for HIGH CALDER
MEN who are interested in making
auto sales 9 career. AUTO ExPE:
EtlEEcE El1I .i NOT ELcCESsSAEIY: S.6s, ssSIS We We
terested in making bet. $4,000
and $4,000 9 year need apply.
See DON JACKSON Sales Mgr.
Bob Banning Plymouth-VAliAnt.
$500 Baltimore ave. HyattsVille.
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MEN
1S TO "a

SASS AAsANAs . AVA
MEN; two excel. openings: estab.
business. expef. unnec.. training
furniShed; start on q trial basis
II you wish to determine what an
excel. opport. this is. Most Of our
men are married and supporting
their families with earnings up to
$3.50 weekly. For details phone
the FULLER Brush Co., DI. T-349S.
MILL MECHANIC =. Steady work
for an experienced man capable
OF turning out quality custom
work. Apply In person to SMITH.
ER & COMPANY. $3.50 K st. NV,
Between the hours . and 4.
NEED ENERGETIC MAN to learn
,TV-radio business, experiences
heloful but not essential. 1900
o,d Georeetown I'd, Bethesda. Md.
OPENINGS t2l. white: hizh School
educ. req, have car. over Sa7
week: for details and interview
apply 9iI NATIONAL PRESS
pm. to s pm
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ROYS-TRAVEI

Travel large cities and resort areas
in exciting business with fast
growing natl. concern. No exper.
nee; nee Must be Sn IL and nc oyer: 9yer: neat neat
Expenses paid. Cash advance II
necessary. Mrs. Shelton'S office,
CAIRO HOTEL, Que st. at 18th.
Do not phone. 3'
BUTCHER. steady work, good pay;
must be sober and have refer
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- Trustees.
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national professional
association desires young attorney
with some legislative experience.
iiust' be willing to reloe1te In Mid
west, Send resume stating salary
requirements. Box 1855. Star.
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ADMIN TRAINEE

TO COLLECTION MANAGER
Installment furn. business needs
man with car to collect and adjust
accounts. 6-day week. Salary based
on BACKGROUND of applicant. See
MR.. WEINBERG, 1881 1th st. NV
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Upheld on Appeal

and I shall not vote to leg
islate discrimination"
Linking the problem of aid
to education to "the problem
of democratic survival" Mr.. De-
laney declared:
This problem must be solved
in terms of people and how
best they can be trained and
developed, each to contribute
his best to the common prob
lem that confrontS our Nation
and the free world. If we are
to give aid only to children
who attend public schools and
exclude all others who also con-
tribute to the making of our
national life we shall be taking
the first long step in the di-
rection of rigid uniformity
which is the thing we are striv-
ing to avoid.
IF we are to impose a rule
Of thumb that only public
school children shall be aided
by the Federal Government we
shall be paving a road that can
lead only to a totalitarin re-
suit. The great generalities of
the Constitution interpreted
narrowly and rigidly can lead
to disaster. The tragedy here
is that proponents of strictly
public school aid rely upon ex-
ira constitutional slogans that
have no relation to the real
issue at hand. That issue is
whether we shall maintain in
our national life that measure
of diversity which is so essen
tial to democratic survival"
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Britain to Keep
Goyu Portrait

LONDON, Aug. 4 (AP)-
Thanks to a department store
magnate's generosity, Britain
will keep the Goya portrait of
the Duke of Wellington whose
purchase by an American mil
lionaire kicked up a howl in
Parliament.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer
Selwyn Lloyd announced in
Parliament that the Wolf
son Foundation will put up
100000 pounds ($280,0 and
the government 10000 pounds
($112,OOO to match the price
paid by Charles Wrightsman, of
New York and Palm Beach.
The foundation was estab-
lished six years ago by London
businessman Isaac Wolfson,
head of a department store
chain.
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Public School Aid Only
Held TotoIitorion Move

Iers renewed efforts to find pos
sible compromise legislation to
provide Federal aid at least for
impacted areas and perhaps
some kind of general school
construction.
Welfare Secretary Ribicoff
conferred with Speaker Ray
burn yesterday at the Capitol
but received a gloomy report.
Mr.. Rayburn said Mr.. Ribicoff
suggested some ideas" The
speaker added that these did
not amount to a definite plan
and would have to be discusse...
with "a good many more peo-
pie to see If they have any
chance"
The bills regarded as dead in
the Rules Committee would
have provided Federal grants
for public elementary and Sec
ondary school construction and
teachers salaries. Federal funds
for college scholarship and
building programs, and Federal
40-year interest-bearing loans
to nonpublic grade and high
schools for facilities for teach
ing science, mathematics, for
eign languages and physical
fitness under the National De-
fense Education Act. President
Kennedy proposed the general
aid bill for public schools only.
Opposition Groups
Mr.. Delaney explained that
many persons oppose Federal
aid, as such, to education be-
cause they believe education
must remain the responsibility
of States and local communi-
ties. Others, he said, are con-
vinced that Federal aid is i'm
perative to assure adequate ed
ucational facilities at this time
of world crisis but that it
should be given only to public
schools.
He identified himself with a
third group he said has an
equally strong conviction that
if Federal aid is to be granted
it should be made available to
all students" in private and
parochial as well as public
schools.
He protested gainst an allot-
ment provision in the proposed
public school bill because it
included the overall totals of
private as well as public school
children in the formula determ-
lining the amount of aid that
would be distributed only
among the public schools.
80 long as private and par
ochial school children are ex-
cluded," he said, "it violates
logic and justice to count them
for the purposes of increasing
the aid which goes to public
schools. This is discrimination
Evening star., 1961-08-04

segregation" at the privately
owned park.
Defendants in the Glen Echo
carousel ride-in cases were Will
liam L. Griffin, Marvous Saun-
ders, Michael Proctor, Cecil T.
Washington, jr., and Gwendo-
lyn Greene.
Basis for the review request
being filed today with the
Supreme Court is the fact the
five students we're arrested by
a park guard who was a Mary
land deputy sheriff.
The Negroes, in q brief pre-
pared by a team of lawyers
headed by Joseph L. Rauh, jr.,
contend this was unconStitu-
tional support by the State of
the amusement parks segrega-
ton policy.
Cite Enforcement
THE parks policy of racial
discrimination was being
enforced by the State
through Deputy Sheriff Gran
els j. Collins and his COL
leagues" the students brief
states.
The students, noting the
guard-deputy said he arrested
them because they were Ne
groes," contend the State had
surrendered its police author
ity to the use of a private
corporation for its enforce
ment of racial discrimination. ="
Also, the Negroes main
tanned. their prosecution and
conviction on the trespass
charges constituted Significant
State aid to (raciaD discrimi-
nation in violation of the Four
teenth Amendment"
A decision on the review re-
quest being filed today by the
five students will not be an
nounced until after the ST.
preme Court reconvenes in
october.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star Staff Writer

oval oth4A WElLS1
Representative Delaney, New
York Democrat, who cast the
key vote for burying Federal
aid to education bills in the
House Rules Committee, con-
tends that Government help
solely for public schools could
lead to a "totalitarian result" !"
He specified in a long state
ment late yesterday his refusal
to support those bills. He also
charged that a brochure issued
by the Health, Education and
Welfare Department in April
suggested II programs that
could lead to Federal control
of education. The brochure,
entitled "A Federal Education
Agency for the Future" was
the report of a committee rec
ommending reorganization of
the United States Office of Ed
ucation.
4 Catholic Members
Mr.. Delaney is one of four
Catholics on the 15-member
rules committee. He voted with
two Southern Democrats and
all five Republicans last month
to table the measures. The
seven Democrats who wanted
to send the bills to the House
included two CatholicS-Repre-
Sentatives Madden of Indiana
and O'Neill of Massachusetts,.
One of the Republicans-Rep-
resentative Hoffman Of Illi-
noiS-also is a Catholic.
Although Mr.. Delaney did not
refer to any lineup along re-
ligious lines, he declared that
the problem of necessary aid
to education cannot be solved
'in terms Of shiboleths and
slogans such as separation of
church and state"
Free System or TOtaIitarian
He defined the basic issue
this way: IF we surrender
freedom of choice in education,
a totalitarian system of educa-
ton will become inevitable"
Freedom of mind and free
dom of religion are the essence
of a free and open society,""
he maintained. In an open
society there is not. nor can
there be a state established
orthodoxy in belief to which
all must conform.
THE rationale behind Sepa-
ration Of church and state is
equally applicable to separation
of schools and state. State mo-
nopoly in education is not de-
sirable in democracy"
Seeking Compromise
Mr.. Delaney issued his 1900
word statement as congress
sional and administration lead
Evening star., 1961-08-04
High Court
Review Asked
On Glen Echo

The United States Supreme
Court is being asked today to
review the trespass convictions
Of five Negro students who
boarded a merry-go-round last
summer at Glen Echo park.
The students, part Of a
group of Negroes and whites
protesting segregation at the
amusement park, were each
fined $50 by Montgomery
Court Circuit Court Judge
James H. Pugh.
The park, in Montgomery
County, was the scene last
summer of lengthy picketing
by demonstrators against ra-
cial discrimination. It reopened
this year on a deSegregated
basis.
Upheld on Appeal
The Maryland Court of Ap-
peals two months ago upheld
the five trespass convictions,
stating the Negroes deliberately
violated "a lawful policy Of
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OIL. 2-n2n8
NETMR 49, --I----

BETHEsDA, close in area. lots Of
trees; brick Colonial in mmaculate
eond., 3 bedrms., scr. porch %.
Iags' fully tiled bsmt., sep. din
Im.' firepl., pvt. wooded lot, very
Evening star., 1961-03-06

ARLINGTON-$15,995
A new 3-bedrm. rambler: full bsmt.
5736 N. 4th st., Arl., Va. JE. q
EnDD
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ATTN, sPECULAToRS-SI,460 dn.
Alex. CIR, 3-49Os. IN S-33so
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THE PERRY ROsWEIL Co.

LANHAM-A beautiful h-acre lot
tS0x276 with q spacious bungalow
t,rI featuring EFT: Nv; rm.; with wall
new and modern equip, 3 bedrms
and full bSmt. with exit. Home
in spotleSs condition. Best Of
terms. Will even consider GI, NO
down payment.
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Houses BY Hughes
"Walk to p. q. Plaza"

HYATTS., nr. ST, Jerome's-Lee. 4
bedrm. Colonial. new cond.; gar
terms. ERWIN RLTY., WA. 7-0334.
HYATTs.. nr. Co. serv. Bldg.-New
cond. b;r. brk. Cape Cod: attic
b.r. Erwin REALTY. WA. 7-0334
HYATTsvILLE - (Near Prince
Georges Plazal 3 bedrms. with
lge. separate dining rm., screened
porch. fenced yard; immaculate;
S14,250. HE. 4-505O. COHEE
REALTY CO, AP. 1855.
KENT F0REST-S395 pays all; q
bedrms., Ia baths. OWNER. Dl
7-4445: ewes. MA. 2-1164.
LANDOvER-The sacrifice sale, 8.
bedrm. bi-level; lge. din. ell, wal
oven. service range, WV carpet.
ing and rec rm.; built-in garage
due TO circumstances owner Il
forced TO sell this. property q
less than appraised price. Onl.
$4,000. FHA or GI terms.
MARYLAND GALm AP, 7.207E
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BHR

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS
MCLEAN AREA: S2l,5 500; GAR.
DENER'S DELIGHT-Lovely white
Cape Cod on over "a acre; center.
entr. hall, lge. liv. rm., fireplace
din. rm., brkfst. rm.. equip. lit,
twin sized bedrm.. bath: sun pch
on 1st: 2 Ice. bedrmS., bath or
End: full bsmt.; firepl,; 2-ear
gar; garden house; excel. fenced
garden M ars9; ;,,I$E4 a, : 900 essh' S125
tor. JE. 2.3272. JE. 2-4064.
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METZLER, REALTOR
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

aI-FHA or low down payment con-
yentional loan. Lovely brick ram
bier; 3 big bedrooms, huge den,
recreation room: walk to Sligo
PARK. Immediate possession; ex-
cellent condition, S23,950.
@prinebrook Forest contemporary
custom built rambler; situated on
over an acre Of scenic beauty.
Three twin bedrooms, 3 full baths,
2-car garage: q truly beautiful
recreation room with fireplace
and equipped bar; paneled den on
the main floor. plus q game room
ditioninE, and many, many fine
custom features that must be
pointed out. 1,735 square feet Of
living space on the first floor
alcnel S34, $50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,

ALEXANDRIA - Best loca-
tion for schools. private and
parochial. Priced right for
immediate sale at 500, ,OOO-
all brick Colonial with 3
large bedrooms-big living
room. separate dining room
full basement with rec.
Toom-for TV and parties.
Big screened porch, patio
and 2-car earport-3 air
conditioners. Bus commut-
Ing to everywhere - why
settle for "suburbia" when
convenience can be yours.
Call for free Photographic
brochure selected for the
National House OF Homes
parade. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII.
$4,000 or FL. 4-2500.
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WE TAKE TRADES
Jas, C. CONLEY g. CO.. Realtors
.IIJNIPER 0-4134

JAS. C. CONLEY g. CO.. Realtors
JUNIPER 9-4134
CONN. AVE ESTATEs-Brand-new
listing; cheaper than rent; COM
pletely redecor. duplex; pine-pan-
eled rec. rm. w/bar; new Kit. 3
bedrmS. Assume huge 5MTe loan.
Only S12.250. c. p. FLETCHER
.'EfsT WITH AWARD WINNER"
SNfEN lsNEER FAzE spA6E sPGe1AE 1sSe itiffs, A.fs
are FOUR bedrms, and 2 baths on
ONE level--affording all the liv.:
space any family could need. Full
bernt. with rec. rm, Va bath
maids room or additional room
foughed in. Covered patio, mod.
.ern kit. wall-to-wall carpet In.
day. $22, $50: THos. L, PHMLIPt
Co. REALTORS. 10. b.1014.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALUMINIUM storm window and door
outlet, nationally advertised fran
chise, old established firm, retir-
ing from business; completely
equipped, ready to go. Sacrifice.
SIS. 900 stock, equip. and business.
panlv nny
Evening star., 1961-03-06

EXECUTIVE COMMUNITY
Center-hall entr., large liv. rm
with firepl., sep. din. rm., den,
powder rm., large equip. kit, and
rec. rm. on 1st fir; bedrms.,
2 full baths on 2pd fir; pull
down steps to storage; central
air cond. Call for appt.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

CTA-CHANTTLLY AREA - sale OF
baths. 2 firepls., club room; extra
large lot. Reduced to S23. $50.
Good financing. DI. 7-5522; ewes
and week nnds III z RAnR
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SILVER sPRING-Ciose-in LARGE
3-bedrm brick Colonial with ist
fir. den and powder rm. Just
listed for S21. $50, and this won't
last long. Large corner lot. Nr,
Forest Glen and Portland. BY
42pf only. CHESTER KELLER,
Evening star., 1961-03-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LANGLEY AREA-A REAL BUY!
This 3-bedrm.. brick Colonial in
cludes an extra bldg. lot with
55-ft. frontage: HUGH T. PECK,
1885 New Hamp. ave. HE. 4-1700.
LANGLEY PARK-Hard to find g.
bedrm. brick rancher, din. rm.,
de luxe kit. and bright tiled bsmt.
81 $50 and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN & CO HE. 9-340O
LANGLEY PARK = Attrac. brick
rambler with extra lge. liv rm.,
GE kit. full bsmt: $1,000. Nr.
schools. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
LANGLEY PARK-The home you
have always wanted! Handsome
3-bedrm. brk. rambler features
formal din. rm,. kit. with table
space. lovely jalousied Florida
rm., and bsmt. with rec. rm, a
real buy at S20,95O; FLA. 10.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
'T0pG IN TIP AnEb
Evening star., 1961-03-06

WHEATON-BY FAR THE BEST
BUY. center:hall rambler for
only S17,950. VACANT and being
redecorated for quick possession,
HUGH +. PECK. i1246 GeorglG Ave
WHEATON,, 12s05 Valleywood dr.
Brick rambler. near good schools,
lge. kit. sep. din. rIn.. 6edrms.,
feneed.in lgs; gerden; fuu bSmt
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Shannon & Luchs

ENTERTAN-Your guests in this
spacious Lofcom lane area Colo
nial. Two fireplaees, den, 2 bed
Iv IooS 2 baths sss S,s rec. ToSP; sps oo nlg'
HoiiLEY REALTY, SiSS Les hwy.
KE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
OIL. 2-02O8

CHEVY CHASE-Real charm in
this older section Of Chevy Chase.
3-bedrm. stone-and-slate Dutch
Colonial; full bsmt. ., garage, lovely
pvt. scr. porch. Walk to Rosemary
Elem. S23,950.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 It'll 9
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-VACANT,
PRICE REDUCED on this lovely
3-bedrm. Colonial brick; liv. I'm.
w/firepl.. side scr. porch, full
hSmt. wa bath, and outside exit,
spect today. HUGH T. PECK.
RETHESDA OIL gallo
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NEAT AS A PIN


NEAT AS A PIN
It's hard to believe that q home
could be so immaculate, it's only
yrs. young and has SO much to
offer; big, big living rm. with fire
place and parquet floors that real
ly shine, separate dining rm. has
French doors with one step to
rear yard, all-electric GE kitchen,
3 bedrms. and tremendous family
rm. only steps from living rm. !;
all for S26.750.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
5000 Chain Bridge Rd, FL. 6-6O22
MCLEAN, VA bedrms., 8 baths
split level: rec, rm., carport ano
patio; near all schools: assume
$4,000. 4Kcs VA loan; $4,000
Ell. 6-3947.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA-5 BEDRMs
NO MONEY DOWN CT. Loads OF
space in and around this all-brick
Cape Cod with 2 full baths, sep
arate dining rm. and lge. family
nm. Situated on lge. h-acrt
wooded lot in quiet residential
community. Close to shopping and
bus transp. You pay only the
closing costs. Call now for de-
tails.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MASSIVE CHIMNEY
HIGHLIGHTS THE

444S14A4AdA44 40 14G
SWEPT ROOF DESIGN
Sea green slate foyer with wal
planter: living rm. with fireplace
and separate dining rm., both
quite lge. SPARKLING KITCHEN
WITH LARGE BREAKFAST RIM =,
HANDSOME PANELED DEN,
large bedrms.. 2 ROMAN TILE
BATHS, tremendous basement with
built-in garage. BRAND-NEW
500 FINANCING AVAILABLE
ONLY. S27,500.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Realtors ia. 10000
McLEAN-Virginia's fastest grow
ing area; split foyer rambler with
slate entrance; huge nv. rm..
tremendous dining rm., finest
equip. kit. you have ever seen.
4 huge bedrms., 3 full baths,
gorgeous finished rec. rm. with
raised hearth firepl., garage.
Close to pky. Terrific terms. Mid
30s. And beautifully built. AT
LAS OF ARLINGTON. IA. 5-1550;
ewes, JE. Alba.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

NEED SPACE?
How about 20x25-ft. air-condi-
toned. 1st-floor family room:
cheerful Sway exposure PLUS a
45-ft. finished rec. rm. with fire
place? This custom brick rambler
mot in subdivision) also has q
splendid $4,000 kitchen; 3 bed
rooms. 2 full baths. All this on q
BEAUTIFUL %-acre wooded lot
very convenient to D. C. Reduced
from S26,500 to S24.5 Pres
BARR REALTY, INC, IA. 1850.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
GROWING FAMILY

HOME WITH A VIEW! And what
q lot to offer. Living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining room,
and kitchen with eating space,
22x14 screened porch. 8 bedrooms
and den or 4 bedrooms, plus the
added feature OF Q family room.
It's only $24,5OO and you may
have immediate occupancy. F. W.
BERENS, Realtors, 5000 Chain
Bridge rd,, Ell, 6-6O22.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

NOT TOO BIG-Need four bed
rooms? 26-ft. living room? Farm
sized kitchen? "a baths? S5x16O
lot? Rec. room built for square
dancing2 Yet not SO big as to break
the back Of your pretty wife? Do
the children need yorktown and
Wmbg. Schools2 Do you want the
bus? And shopping within walk
ing distsnce? Come see our charm
er. S29,950. HOLLEY REALTY
5lS3 Lee hwy, KE. S-5350.
OFF MT. VERNON MEMORIAL
HWY. = Center hall split level
with 24-ft. living rm., large sep.
arate dining rm., push button all.
electric kitchen; 9 bedrms. (den
or 4th bedrmD, ga baths. huge
off-to- itself family room, 9Ox16O-
IT. lot. Priced to sell!
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
Alexandria Office so. $4,000
OPPORTUNITIES ARE KNOCKING
S400 down, S92 month Gncludes
taxes and insurance. buys this
spotless 3-bedroom rambler on q
beautiful wooded lot for only
S13.4O0. FHA approved; tile bath,
parquet floors. rear open porch
and glaSs-enclosed solarium; wash
er. range. refrigerator - all in
cluded. Act quickly. JE. $4,000
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC. "O1 W. Broad, Falls Church,
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REAL ESTATE Sale or Exeh.

UTICA. N.Y.-S60, 900. 100 ranch.
home on l a. overlooking city.
Will trade. sell for income prop.
or equivalent. so. 5-6244.
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BETHESDA
!. y. PARK AREA

a. o. Park AREA
Terrific brick Colonial, In better
thar.neW condition, with spacious
reception han, diversified living
Im.. screened porch, guest-size
dining rm., maRnificent all-new
kitchen on LIST floor; 3 bedrms
up; basement with fireplace, laun-
dry and furnace room. Mid-20s
ours exclusively, of course!
REAIISTINGS CORP
Evening star., 1961-03-06

SWIMMING POOL in your own
back yard. This is but one of the
many nice features of this custom
built home OF brick construction
In q setting Of natural beauty
this charming Cape Cod features
4 bedrooms, full baths, dining
room; full basement with recrea-
tion room and entire home air
conditioned. In an area of exclu-
slve homes, only 3 minutes 10
Seven Corners; garage, too. Imag-
Inc, only S26,950. You'll really
like this one! Call ia. 5-940O to-
day. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
INC REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-03-06

CHEVY CHASE = An Impressive
brick Colonial with wide. full CEN
ter hall, 2S-ft. living room, library
and powder room, large bed
rooms, 2 baths. rec. room. Short
distance to Conn. ave. bus. Priced
at S45,000. EDW. H. JONES & CO.,
HNLfN NNn q Olnn lAn q a m
Evening star., 1961-03-06

CHEVY CHASE, S20,500, Rosemary
School-4-bedrm. Colonial on one
of the largest lots IN Chevy Chase.
Excellent condition. Close to trans
portation and shopping. 9 am
Q pm, EN-. 2-7400. METZLER,
Evening star., 1961-03-06

TRANSFERRED OWNER-Hates to
to leave this perfectly gorgeous
rambler with a truly different
design. / OF the bedrms. is at
one end Of the house. away from
the other bedrns. Liv. rm. is
.lgc. with firepl,,. sep. lge. din. rm.,
huge kit. with eating space,
screened porch, 3 really lge. bed
rms, 2ia baths. Wait til you see
the gorgeous rec. rm. with a
summer kit -stove, refgr., washer.
OF ARLINGTON, ia. 5-l550'
ewes. JE. 4-7134.
PUT UP YOUR DUKES! Wen
fight anyone who says that this
lovely 3-bedrm. rambler is not the
incest, most immaculate home
they. have ever seen. Located lust
outside Falls Church on a dead.
end st. 1t offers the finest in Nv
ing. Sep: din. rm., mod. kit, ige
Anchor fenced lot. $3.50 dn viii
purchase; Full price, $I3,76O.
PIAiNETxzTfoN REALTY JE. A.7oOO
Evening star., 1961-03-06
BRENTWOOD

$3.50 down FHA and get Q
bargain. Delightful 2-bedrm.
bunEalow that's clean and
coy; sep. din. nm, bsmt.,
large porch, level lot. Close
to everything, and only
Sll,250,
Evening star., 1961-03-06
HOUSES For sALE-MD.

HILLANDALE - Brick-and-ston
center: hall rambler, on lot s0xl50
with big trees; 3 bedrms., 8 baths:
fun daylight bsmt. CHESTER
KELLER, JU. 5-7lOO.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
MONROE

WE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS so. 6-91oC
Evening star., 1961-03-06
CHEVY CHASE

On. CH. - Beautiful. s rms,
-eompl. baths. bsmt., yard. Conv
AchlS., transp. OIL. 6.614o.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

CHHLUM AREA-A real charmer,
brk. from top to bottom: 3-bedrm,
Cape Cod: foyer entrance: nice,
dry .bsmt.: large eatinR-space kit.
lovely walk-out patio for the hot
days that are near; home in tip
top hape: only $1,000 down:
JOHN n HUGHES co WA 7-osso