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Evening star., 1961-07-07
Hozine Injury at GU
Brings $250,000 Suit

has become crippled and dis
abled" and is unable to enter
the dental profession as he had
planned.
Mr.. Heimbuch, in his suit,
says the university president
and directors are guilty of neg
ligence for establishing or per-
mitting the physical hazing o1
college freshmen by other stu
dents, or dangerous or hazard
Gus forms of hazing likely to
cause physical harm, or un-
supervised or improperly SUI
pervised hazing, and for allow
ing immature college boys to
compel others to participate in
physically dangerous hazing.
Mr.. Heimbuch said he was a
member of a group of freshmen
who we're compelled to leave
their dormitory on September
26, 1856. and forced to travel
across the Georgetown campus
in an elephant march" to an
area where they were to be
given a mud bath.
He described the elephant
march" as a long line in which
students placed one hand be-
tween their legs and graSped
the hand of the student in
back, and linked the other
hand with the student in front.
Says He Was Tackled
During the march, he con-
tinued, the line broke and a
member of the sophomore haz-
ing committee "forcibly tack
led" him from behind and
hurled him to the ground.
Mr.. Heimbuch's attorney here,
Marshall E. Miller, said that
the former student, the son of
a dentist, has been hospitalized
on different occasions for the
leg injury. He said Mr.. Helm
buch was unable to attend his
pfe-dental classes full time and
had to attend summer sessions
to graduate in his class.
Moreover, Mr.. Miller said,
the student has been compelled
to abandon his intention to
practice dentistry because it
would be too painful to stand
on his feet for long periods of
time.
The attorney continued that
Mr.. Heimbuch has a pronounced
limp and will require further
medical attention.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Arabs Seekinq
British Recall
From KuWait
Move in U. N. Due
To Delay Decision
On Iruq Issue

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
July 7 (AP).-A United Arab
Republic resolution calling for
withdrawal of British troops
from Kuwait was being pre-
pared for U. N. Security Coun-
Gil action today, council diplo-
mats disclosed.
The diplomats said the new
turn in the Iraqi-Kuwait dispute
probably will delay a council
decision until early next week
because new consultations and
instructions from home will be
needed.
The council had been ex-
pected to vote by tonight on a
British resolution calling for
the United Nations to guaran-
tee the independence of the
desert sheikdom claimed by
1raq.
Arabs Move First
Soviet Delegate Platon D.
Morrow has reserved his right
to amend the British measure
to set a deadline for British
troop Withdrawals.
The Arab move, which would
also hand the problem over to
the Arab League for settlement,
anticipated the Soviet step.
The Russian diplom
charged the British resolution
was a maneuver to Justify the
presence of British troops in
the oil-rich little Persian Gulf
territory land to legalize them
there for an indefinite period
Of time"
In the Council yesterday
Britain again promised to re-
move her forces from her for
mer protectorate the moment
Kuwait's ruler, Sheik Abdullah
As Salim AS Sabah, considers
1raqs threat to take over his
sheikdom has been removed.
Appeal for Protection
Sheik Abdullaff has appealed
to the British for military pro-
lection. Kuwait Education
Director Abdel Aziz HusSein,
representing the Sheik in the
Council debate, said Kuwait
would ask the British to with
draw only after the U. N.
affirms Kuwait's independence,
declares Iraq has no valid
claim and admits Kuwait to
U. N. membership.
Earlier, as the Council headed
for a vote on the British reso-
luton, at least three members
Liberia, Chile and Turkey-in-
dicated they felt the Kuwait-
Iraq dispute should be left to
the Arab League to solve.
However, a British delega-
ton source said he was con-
fident there are enough votes
in the 11-member Council to
put over the resolution as a
first step.
Iraqi Delegate Adnan Pac-
hachi called the British resolu-
ton entirely unacceptable to
u.s." declaring it did nothing
to meet Iraq's complaint that
the presence of British troops
near Kuwait's border threat
ened his country's independ-
ence. Iraq, however, is not a
See U. N, Page "A
Evening star., 1961-07-07
By ROBERTA HORNIG
Star staff Writer

A 1860 Georgetown Uni
versity graduate who says he
was permanently injured dur
ing hazing in his freshman year
filed a $250,00O suit in Di-
trict Court today against
Georgetown officials.
Richard F. Heimbuch, %, of
Weehawken, N. j., alleges that
his leg was fractured when he
was violently hurled" to the
ground during student hazing
in September, 1856.
AS a result, he contends, he
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Pqy-N Service
Put OFF for Year
BY the Associated Press


The Federal Communications
Commission today delayed un-
til next year the start of a pay
teleyision demonstration serv-
ice in Hartford. Conn.
At the request of RKO
Phonevision Co.. which will put
on the programs, the FEC au-
thorized a postponement from
August % of this year to July
l, 1862.
The commission said the
company reported it needed
additional time for the produc-
tion and delivery of equipment
required for paid broadcasts.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Racing Results
Delaware

3d--Indian River Steeplechase; S10,-
900 added; Ayr. g. up; abt. pa mi.
a Peal AitchesOn) $40 2.4O 2.2O
Arywa (MarEanD 1.S0 $50
Bugle Call ii (Deveau)n 2.6O
Romeo. Hunters 6ad, Fancy Hour,
Hustle. Time, 4:403s.
RumseY asFfs sntrH a Time T1ve-Mlss 4sSa. mary a
4th-S5,000; alln.; 3-yrs; fur.
Restless Cloud (COrle) 100 $50 $50
BraXton Bragg tDOds0n) 100 $50
Glencoe Kid Cook $40
:. Mr. Egotist, Arstar, Psrka, Take.
Time, 1:112s.
5th-S5,000; allr.; 2-yr. fillies; 51a
fur.
Errard Miss (Corle) 1920 $50 2.6O
Fifth Filly Nee) $40 2.SO
Srta. Monica NelsOn) 4.2O
Little Saggy, Windy weather, River
Plantation, Princess Davelle, Belle of
All. Time, 1:06h.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
BULLETINS
Sets 2-MiIe Mark

JYVAESKYLAE, Finland,
(AP).-Olympic Champion
Murray Halberg of New Zea-
land cracked the world record
for two miles by two seconds
today with a time of $3.50.
The listed world mark of
$3.50 was set by Australia's
AL Thomas at Dublin, August
6, 1858.
Evening star., 1961-07-07

cred by two Aliases also fired
into the Indian Ocean last year.
But, more important, it marked
the first long-range success for
an advanced Atlas being de-
veloped to carry blockbuster
payloads nearly halfway around
the world.
The Air Force had been
deeply concerned about seven
failures in 10 previous test
launchings of this new Atlas
"E" series. But pleased Of
ficials reported after today's
success that the problems ap-
pear to be licked.
Ballistic Trajectory
The huge missile, IS feet tall
and weighing more than 100
tons on its launching pad,
blasted off just before midnight
last night and darted into a
star-filled sky. About Az min
uteS later, an inertial guidance
system sensed the rocket was
on the proper course and shut
off the engine and separated
the nose cone.
The 1L2-ton cone followed a
ballistic trajectory which car
ried it nearly 1000 miles high
at a peak speed of 1900 miles
an hour. On its all-over-water
course, the warhead tipped east
of the tip Of Brazil and south of
the Union of South Africa.
Fifty-three minutes after the
launching, two tracking planes
and a ship followed the cones
fiery path as it plunged back
into the heat barrier of the
earth's atmosphere and dived
on target about 1000 miles
southeast Of Capetown, South
Africa.
OperationaI Soon
The improved Atlas, made by
General Dynamics Astronau-
tics, is the most powerful United
States military rocket being test
flown. It's three massive en-
gines generate 100000 pounds
of thrust, 10000 more than the
earlier D missile, which has
been operational nearly two
years.
The E rocket, scheduled to
become operational within a
few months, is designed to
carry a larger hydrogen war
head or to boost the present D
warhead to targets up to 10000
miles away. The approximately
q D missiles deployed at bases
in the Western United States
have a range of 6,325 miles.
The earlier model Atlas was
used on the more-than-9 ,000-
mile tests last year, demon
strating that this series, too.
has long-range capability. Of
ficials reported today's missile
could have flown farther, but
was hampered by several hun
dred pounds of Instrumentation
which radioed back data on the
performance.
Extension of the Atlas range
will bring more targets within
striking distance and permit 10
cation of United States missile
bases farther from a potential
enemy.
The longest known Russian
surface = to surface rocket
flights were announced last
summer for two missiles fired
5000 miles into the Central
Pacific.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Brace Coshiered

QUANTICO, Va. (AP).-
A cOurt-martial which earlier
today convicted Capt. Ernest
c. Brace of desertiOn for
disappearing after his plane
crashed in January, this
afternoon sentenced him to
punitive dismissal from the
Marine Corps"
Earlier Story on Page B-3)
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Kennedy Calls PorIey on Berlin
Will See Rusk,
Defense Chiefs
0nCapeCod
Meeting Labeled
Routine Procedure
Crisis Discounted

President Kennedy will fly to
Cape Cod this afternoon for
another week end at Hyannis
Port, Mass, and will hold a
top-level meeting there tomor-
row on the German and Berlin
problems.
The White House said Secre-
tary of State Rusk, Secretary of
Administration Weighs Strotesy on
Berlin. Poae A-I0
Defense Mcnamara and Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor, the Presi-
dents military representative.
will fly to Cape Cod for the
conference. -
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said the meet
ing will take place at the Fres-
ident's home at the. vacation
resort and will probably last
2 or 8 hours.
Mr.. Salinger said the con-
ference would be part of
continuing discussion of the
German and Berlin problems"
and added:
This should not be charac-
terized in any way as a crisis
or emergency type of meeting.
This is one of a series of meet
ings on these problems"
Reply Worked Out
Mr.. >Salinger said the meet
ing would be devoted to a dis
cussion of the German and
Berlin problems rather than
the American reply to Soviet
Premier Khrushchev on the
memorandum on these matters
that was presented to the
President at his Vienna meet
ing with the Russian leader.
Mr.. Salinger said the Amer
lean reply was pretty well
worked out but probably would
not be dispatched before next
Tuesday at the earliest.
He said the President had
met with his top advisors vir-
tually every day on some
aspects of the Berlin situation.
The President conferred with
Secretary Rusk privately be-
fore a cabinet meeting today.
However. Mr.. Salinger said the
meeting was not concerned
with the Berlin problem.
Afternoon TakeOff
The cabinet met from 1910
am. to 11:05 am. This was
the eighth cabinet meeting
called by the President.
The President planned to
leave the White House at 4:45
pm. by helicopter for a 5 pm.
takeoff in his Air Force jet
from Andrews Air Force Base.
He was scheduled to arrive at
See KENNEDY, Page A-3
Evening star., 1961-07-07
MARKETS
AT A GLANCE

NEW YORK (AP).-Stocks
lower; profit-taking. Bon d S
mixed; corporates up. Cotton
irregularly higher: some easing.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
New Atlas
Fires Missile
1850 Miles
Nose Cone Lunds
In Indian Ocean
In Record Shot

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla,
July Z (AP).-The business end
of an Atlas missile hurtled out
of the Western sky like a blaz-
ing meteor and crashed into
the Indian ocean early today
at the end of the longest mill
tary rocket flight on record
a 9,O5U-mile journey from Cape
Canaveral.
The distance exceeded by
only 10 miles the course COW
Evening star., 1961-07-07
SEA LASSES GET
BOAT LESSONS

THE OLD SALTS Of Sea Scout
Ship No. 6l0, Springfield, Va, ore
all girls who eolIed on the boys to
learn the skiIIs Of selling and smoII
boat hondIine. For the story, see
TEEN after Pose o-4.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FISHING, not
the most exciting or rewordins Of
sports in recent months, is picking
up. For the week end outlook, see
the Leisure Sportsmon, Pose All.
Guide for Readers
Amuse'h c-lo-I2 Leisure sp'rts All
Business B-6-S Lost, Found Al
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Editorial TEEN, After D-4
Articles ALB TV-Rodio A.l4-15
Features ----C-l2 Weather BIZ
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Evening star., 1961-07-07
Aqueduet

3d-S3, 700; clms.; 2-yr mdns.; 51a
fur
Pitch Fork (CalendrellD 6.10 4.4O
Chilly Dip (Boland) 100
Lorne Fox, Hangman's Moose. Beth
page, Many Colors. Torchbearer, Golf
Painter. Time, 1907.
4th-s4, 900; cling; 2-yrs. mdns.; 5i2
Secret Port (vsrzuTa $50 SO $40
Main Deck tArcarO) 40 80
POlygala (ROtzD 800
Kozy Kate. Ship Romance, Wild
Harp, Heliodrift. Millie H. Lay Aloft
Joyous Flirt. Time, 1:06's.
5th-S5. 900; alw.; 3-yr. g. up; 1is-
mi turf. a
Trancelike Ussery) 1850 i.6O $40
Just BreeTing (ROtZ) 3.IO 2.5O
RunspurtytO0 (MellOnl $50
Bethel Park. Beau Blue Rocky Bend
Tuscarora, Tobir. Time. 1:432S.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Charles Town

Iswar's Sleek (Smith) 1920 7.6O 7.OC
Take It Clark 1880 S.2(
Gold Thumb (Gambardella) 7.4C
Millville, Cassis Jim, Corvan, In.
dian Lore. Telloff. Time. 1928.
q Peacock -TorreYSon entry
Evening star., 1961-07-07

Joe KeIly's Delaware Selections
and Earlier Results, Page A-18
Evening star., 1961-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Short and DaIrymplei CardwelI aud
Bertell.
HR-Banks t2d), 1 on.
Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Twi-NIght
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, Night
ST. Louis at San Francisco, Might
Evening star., 1961-07-07

4th-S1 900; cling; 4yrs. g. UP; ga
fur
Royal Holy Hip'm) 1910 $50 400
Tedken (ReynOlds) 40 $50
Second Patch &C. c. SMITH $40
Royal Line, Supertone, Mister Buckle,
King Tar, Anita's Folly. Time, 1:22lS.
5th-S1,O00; cling; Ayr. g. up: abt.
q fur.
Toms Pal C(Fitzg'Id) 2I.2O $50 500
Blenheim Boy uipham) $50 $50
Mr.. r. C. (ArduiniD $50
Sails Ar, Fuddler, Greek Key,
Horadef. Tooey spaatz. BY shucks,
Skins Lou. Time, liz.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Minnesota at Washington, sos
Kansas City at Baltimore, Twi-Nigh
Boston at New York, Night
Chicago at Cleveland. Night
Los Angeles at Detroit, NiEht
Evening star., 1961-07-07
TILE A/EAFuH6. FuIl Report
I'LL VIAI TIN. on Pose BIZ

District and Considerable cloudi-
ness tonight. low in lower 60s Clearing
and cool tomorrow. High and low of last
"a hours: High, 81, at pm. today; low.
Sc, at 3:15 am. today.
Evening star., 1961-07-07

Administration Weighs strotesy on
Berlin. Pose A-l0
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Virsinio Builders
To Hold Dinner, Dance

The Northern Virginia
Builders Association will hold
its annual spring dance and
buffet dinner next Friday in
the Terrace Room at Arling-
ton Towers, Clarence Becker,
president, has announced.
One of the features of the
evening will be a fashion
show, continental STYLE" by
Gay Paree, Inc.
The evening will begin with
a social hour at $50 O'Clock
and dancing will continue
until ! am.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Builders Report
Conference Set to Discuss Planning and Zonins

: The annual Suburban
Maryland Builders Associa-
=tion Conference Day this year
will concentrate on planning
land coming techniques, Ralph
sOchsman, president, has an
nounced.
Norman r. Cohen is serv-
ing as this years Conference
Day Chairman and has an
dnounced the event will be
held on June %.
: Mr.. Cohen reported that
the outline for the days dis
scusSion will include:
6 /. A realistic master plan
providing for population
growth.
4. 2. A master plan that pro-
lyideS for a variety of single
and multi-family housing
within subdivisions.
3. Transportation and mass
transit facilities.
4. Recreational areas and
park lands.
5. A sustaining tax base.
= 6. A Qualification Of the
meaning of some of the words
Evening star., 1961-05-13

Committee. under the chair
manship of Morton w. Noble,
will present a program COW
ering all the steps in the
development of an apartment
project.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Lumber Dealers
To Hold Courses

The National Retail Lum-
ber Dealers Association this
week announced plans to send
teams of instructors around
the Nation to provide courses
for local dealers in providing
complete service for the home
improvement market.
The program, announced
by Winfield B. Oldham, of
Dallas. Tex, president of the
dealers group, has been COM
mended by Federal Housing
Administration Commissioner
Neal J. Hardy.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Mosozine Invites
Builders PIons

McCall's magazine has is
sued an invitation to home
builders to submit plans for
evaluation and possible certi-
fication in its 1861 Congress
on Better Living Home Certi-
fication Program.
In the program, the plans
are compared with standards
set by the magazines annual
Congress on Better Living,
and, If they qualify, are
awarded the designation
Congress Certified" by the
Evening star., 1961-05-13
March ContFoets
Show Slight Gain

Residential contracts
awarded during March for
future construction In the
Washington area totaled
$26,532,000, to eGge March,
1860, by 3 per cent, E. H.
Keefe, of the F. w. Dodge
Corp, has announced.
However, residential con-
tracts for the first three
months of this year amounted
to only $48, 900 and were
down 26 per cent from the
corresponding figure last
year.
Nonresidential contracts,
meanwhile, showed distinct
Evening star., 1961-05-13

and phrases used in plan
ming and zoning matters
such as cluster development,
flexible coming, and satellite
communities which seem, Mr..
Cohen said, to have different
meanings for different people.
SMBA also has announced
it will hold a dinner meeting
Thursday that will begin at
$50 pm. in the Kenwood
Country Club.
The Multifamily Housing
Evening star., 1961-05-13

magazine. The deadline for
entries is June /. Further
details may be obtained
through the magazines Of
fices.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

gains over year-earlier fig
ureS.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

sales management. and has
been mainly in the new resi-
Dental construction field
since 1949 in Montgomery
County.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
LonsdoIe to Direct
Cooley Firms Sales

w. o. Cooley, president Of
the Cooley Construction Co.,
today announced appoint
ment of John E. LanSdale
as director of sales for the
firm.
Mr.. Lansdale. a Washing
ton native. has had expert
ince in real estate sales and
Evening star., 1961-04-01
fcONTINuEpl

ALEXANDRIA
LOVELY CLERMONT WOODS
10 MINIS. ALEXANDRIA
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
3 BEDRMS.. FULL BSMT.
RENT-Sl50 PER MONTH
SALE AT Sl9,5O0
ON YOUR TERMS
TELEPHONE MR.. HERTZ
FLORENCE REALTY CO.
JA. 4-60UO Ewes. IA. 1881 q
ARL. N0.-3-bedrm. brick Colo
nisl, incloSed porch, fenced yard,
Sl45 mo. zoos N. Inglewood ST.,
KE. 6-9176
ARL., 49O2 Rock Spring rd.-6-
rm. bungalow, on 1 acre ground
no objection to children. Call OIL
field 9-5055 after ) pm.
ARL,, M bedrms., ga baths,
mod kit, sep. din rm.: 3-yr. .-old
brick Colonial: conv. shops. schools,
transp.; Q minis D. C. Avail. now.
KE. 6-6l92.
ARL. FOREST bedrms., l bath,
= screened porches fenced back
ward; settled neighborhood; S14O
mo.
THE
Evening star., 1961-04-01
COUNTRY HOME

City living, on beautiful Bull
Run farm, 25 miles from
White House: 3 bedrooms,
. baths, GE Dashboard heat;
2la-aere stocked fish pond
for swimming and fishing;
240 acres for hunting quail
and turkey; facilities for
horses and dogs. House has
unobstructed view Of pic
turesoue Bull Run Noun
tain; $500 mo. rent accept
able tenant. Call owner,
MRS. MARSH, at EN-. 9
SS4S, for information and
appointment for inspection.
Evening star., 1961-04-01
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.

WIN. -. Lucas ASSOC.
ofc. 9 to 8; 24-Hr. Phi. OIL. 6-ss6s
BETHESDA, 1911 Radnor rd.-3
doors in from Bradley blvd,
Bradley Hills area. bedrms., Q
baths, brick home, slate roof, hot
water heat. Excel. kitchen. S30,-
900 with good financing Call OIL,
2-5337 weekends, or OIL. 4-3250
weekdays. Exclusively with FUR.
MAN BUILDERS.
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD = owner;
LIST presentation, excel. cond., 3.
bedrm. brk. Cape Cod, all-elec.
kit, sep. din. rm, full clean
bsmt., storm windows, besut lse.
fenced yard. Prompt posS. Sl1,.
$50. VIII. 6-2096.
BRIGGS CLANCY RD.-Five acres
with 3-bedrm. home. Den, lovely
liv. rm., sep. din. rn.. Ice. kit 1.
bsmt., h.-w.h., outbuildinEs. OWN
ER ANXIOUS TO SELL. o. D.
FIELD. INC. JU. 5-7l13, 9 til q.
BROOKDALE AREA blocks to
D. C. bus: immac. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial; full bsmt.; ideal location.
beaut. lot: S1E500. -
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-907O Til Q e
Evening star., 1961-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

SYKESVILLE - Gentleman's coun.
try home; . acres, large oaks
Shrubbery, lawn. garden, 5 b.r
recond. home, h.w. floors, IL
baths, new heating plant, meta,
storm windows, doors, insulation
mSdsTp n@sd kitcheR Snsi sas St SI75S9 pzNs
SYKESVILLE, MD, 4l7. @
Evening star., 1961-04-01

SPRINGFIELD, Westwood. Little
Flower - Outstanding Monticello
Colonial. Contains 4 twin-bed
rms, study Tor 5th bedrm), 2
baths, huge liv. rm. with raised
firepl., rear patio, country-sized
kit, extra-lge. out-of-ground pam
eled rec. rm. with firepl.; full
bsmt.; Gear garage; situated on
lge. tree-shaded lot; priced to sell
at S41,5O0, $4,000 will handle;
walking dist. to public, parochiAl
schools, fast D. C. transp., VEST
wood shopping center.
Evening star., 1961-04-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Grace W. Klein & Co.
RARGAIN
RRIGHTWOOD

1905 10th st. NV, brk. 3-story;
bsmt., q rms. 3 baths, gas hot
water heat. S14,95O, $500 down,
SIPS mo. payments. 10. 5-26l7r
Evening star., 1961-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

A SWIM is nice and you can dive
from the veranda Of this luxurious
Spllt-level into your own lSx36
pool. Home is brick; bedrms.; /;
sep. din. rm., big rec. room, ga
baths. Immaculate.
KEN DRIIGKIN n SOnnE
Evening star., 1961-04-01
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
Absolutely Immaculate
Home
NEWLY RENOVATED
For Adult Family

1910 NaOnCd 81. NV.
Living rm., sitting rm.. tiled kitch.
en-dinette. 2nd floor. rooms
modern bath. Large yard, garage,
Double front porch: gas heat,
Must be seen to be appreciated
Price Sl42.50. DE 2-56l6.
ALEXANDRIA
WAYNEWOOD-NeW 4-bedrm.. pa
bath. split level with mahogsny
paneled rec. rm. S225a Avail. Apri
BEVERLY HILLS - 3 bedrms, .
baths, newly redecorated Sll5,
Immediate occupancy.
POWHATAN ST. - Row apt, 3
bedrmS.. den, . baths, English
basement. Beautifully redecorated
Sl25. Immediate occupancy.
YATES GARDENS - Charming
Town House, = bedrmS., ! y baths,
den. recreation room with firepl..
completely equip. Kitchen. Situa-
ted on deRd-end street. Near
schools, shopping and bus service.
Avail, now at S225.
WASHINGTON ST. - In prime To-
cation. COMPLETELY FURNISHED
2-bedrm. apt. at Sl90. Excellent
for travelling people. No pets.
CHARLES r.
Evening star., 1961-04-01
BETH.5 BRADLEY PRESTIGE AREA

Ranch-style split-level, situated on
lge. so by 155 IT. lot. Slate en-
trance hall. piano-size liv. rm.,
lge. sep. din. rm. with French
doors opening onto patio, family
sized kit. with everything, 3 twin.
sized bedrms. and 2 baths, lge.
ground-level family room with
side powder rm.. bsmt. and car.
port; 1st offering: S34.45O; mr..
excel. schools, . blocks from fast
D. c. transp., close to shopping.
Evening star., 1961-04-01

BETHESDA-LoNE oAK-First of
fering. Picture-book white CO.
lonial with 3 twin-bedrms, lge.
liv. rm. and firepl leading to
roomy scr. porch, nice lge. sep.
din. rm., mod. up-to-date kit.
with eating space, roomy closets
throughout, storage space in attic,
area and room for workshop,
powder rm., det. garage: sit. on
nice-sized tree-shaded lot, IL
blks. to fast D. c. tranSp., conv.
to NH, Beth. Naval and Atomic
Energy. Walking distance to St.
James and all public schools,
excel. shopping. Priced at s22 500.