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Evening star., 1961-12-30
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

Two huge tracts of land
which have figured in trans
actions involving Maryland
savings and loan interests
have been purchased for $19.3
million by a Connecticut cor
poration.
The purchase of the Linda
City tract in Charles County,
Md, and the Leisure City prop
erty in Stafford County, Va,
was announced yesterday by
Francis j. Finneran, president
of the Connecticut firm.
Mr.. Finneran also said
negotiations are under way for
another group of his friends
to buy First Continental and
First Colony Savings and Loan
Associations, which hold mort
cages on the two properties.
Both savings and loan firms
have been described by the
Government as controlled by
j. Kenneth Edlin, who is now
awaiting sentence in Baltimore
on a charge of mail fraud grow
ing out of promotional activ-
tiles of First Colony.
Mr.. Finneran said his Con-
necticut firm which bought the
8,000-acre Linda City and 5000
acre Leisure City tracts have
absolutely no connection with
Mr.. Edlin or anyone else who
was involved in the previous
ownership.
He said the Connecticut firm,
called the Feda Realty Corp,
bought 100 per cent of the
stock of the companies which
previously owned the tracts.
First Area Venture
Mr.. Finneran described him.
self as a builder of homes in
Fairfield County, Conn. He said
he has large real estate in
terests in several sections Of
the country, including Florida,
but that this is his first ven-
ture in the Washington area.
Mr.. Finneran said Feda
Realty was incorporated in
Connecticut in 1858. He said
the other principals in the
company are Louis C. Huck,
jr., and Curtis L. Ivey, both
of Greenwich, Conn, and de-
Scribed as builders and in
vestors. and S. J. Schwinn,
president of the National Bu-'
reau for Advanced Housing in
Princeton. N. J.
Mr.. Finneran said that in
acquiring the land, his firm
dealt with William L. Robin
son and Harry Adelberg. He
described Mr.. Robinson as
a representative of the Charles
County Land Co., which owned
the Linda City tract, and
Leisure City Land Corp, which
owned the Stafford County
property. He said Mr.. Edlin
appeared a few times during
negotiations but never had an
active part in them.
Mr.. Robinson is an official
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Stute Gamblers Tuxed
$50, 900 in Year

RICHMOND, Dec. 80 (AP)
The Internal Revenue Service
announced yesterday that Vir-
ginia gamblers paid $4,000 in
Federal wagering excise taxes
during the II months ending
last June 30.
Professional gamblers are re-
quired to pay a 10 per cent
Federal tax on their monthly
gross receipts and, in addition,
must obtain a $50 wagering tax
stamp each year.
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Changes in D. c. Courts in 81
Nav Result in '62 Law Shifts

of practical experience in court
in two sections of the proSecu-
ton office: The Municipal
Court and the appellate divi-
sions. However, Mr.. AcheSon
has attempted to compensate
for this by appointing young
lawyers with a background of
scholarly excellence.
In three important cases the
Government won legal victories
in 1861. One case involved
Willie Coleman, who was
charged with first degree mur-
der in the Staying of a police
man here. A jury convicted him
and the appellate court upheld
the conviction.
Cases Appealed
This affirmation amounted
to a major change in a trend
set by an appellate court which
in recent years has for one legal
reason or another reversed all
convictions involving first de-
gree murder verdicts with their
attendant death penalties. And
the Government success in
securing a conviction in the
Coleman case was even more
telling since Congress has had
under consideration for some
time legislation that would
abolish the mandatory death
penalty here in such cases.
Two criminal cases that were
climaXed by somewhat spec
tacular and lengthy trials are
now headed for the Court of
Appeals. The result of one of
these trials was the conviction
of Irwin C. Scarbeck. former
seond secretary of the Amer
lean Embassy in Warsaw. He
had been accused of passing
American secrets to agents of
Communist Poland earlier this
year.
The other case coming up for
appeal involves Daniel jackson
Oliver Wendell Holmes Morgan.
He was convicted of posing as
a lawyer here for 18 months,
using the name of L. A. Harris,
a real lawyer who lives in Sac
ramento, Calf.
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Courthouse Fire
Does $110D Damage


Fire last night caused an
estimated $110 damage to a
room being remodeled for the
Prince Georges Circuit Court
judges in the courthouse at
Upper Marlboro.
The second floor fire was
confined TO a scrap pile. Appar-
emily it was started by a dis
carded cigarette, firemen said.
The blaze was reported by a
courthouse employe shortly
after 6 pm. when he spotted
smoke while walking across the
parking lot, firemen said.
Evening star., 1961-12-30

right to refuse to plead insanity
and plead guilty to a criminal
charge instead.
The appellate court here has
held that there must be a find
ing of not guilty by reason of
insanity, even when a guilty
plea is entered, in cases where
the defendant is shown to have
committed a crime because he
was mentally i'll.
( On the score of insanity ver-
diets, there was a slight drop in
such verdictS this year as COM
pared to 1860. The figures: So
insanity verdicts in 1860 and
At such verdicts so far this
year. The significance of the
number of such verdicts is les
sened when set against the
totals of 1,143 criminal cases
disposed of in District Court
during II months of 1860 and
l,001 criminal cases disposed
of through November of this
year.
The U. S. Attorneys office
kept up its normal high rate of
criminal convictions and guilty
pleas through this past No
vember, with 27l guilty verdicts
and 596 guilty pleas Ito felony
or lesser charges in District
Court. There were $40 such
pleas and 260 guilty verdicts
during a comparable period of
last year.
46 Acquittals
District Court juries and
judges during the same IL
month period acquitted only
46 defendants in criminal cases
this year as compared to 81
acquittals in an equal period
in 1860.
With the advent of a new
chief judge in the District
Court last September, when
Judge Matthew F. MCGUIRE re-
placed Judge David A. Pine as
the courts chief administrator,
there was increasing pressure
to cut down on continuanceS
in criminal cases and get them
to trial more quickly.
And this has resulted in the
stating of the United States
Attorneys office. For instance,
the criminal division of the
prosecutors office, normally
about IL or II lawyers, has
been increased to IA attorneys.
Other changes are being car
ried out by United States At
torney David C. Acheson, who
became the Kennedy Admins
tration's choice for top prose-
cutor here LAST spring, replacing
Oliver GaSch.
Mr.. AcheSon has announced
he will emphasize building a
trial record in criminal cases
aiming at fewer guilty verdicts
being overturned on appeal. To
carry out this goal he has set
up a program of more training
for criminal division lawyers in
the appellate division of his
office.
With the change in admins
tration there has been a turn
over of lawyers in the U. S.
Attorneys office. BY early next
month Mr.. Acheson will have
placed 19 new prosecutors on
his staff. The normal yearly
rate of attrition for the last
five years has involved only 10
new appointments.
AS a result there is a low level
Evening star., 1961-12-30
$19 Million Buys 7 rocts
Involved in Savings Deals

facilities under way at the de-
velopmentS.
Mr.. Finneran said the group
which is negotiating to buy
First Continental, a Montgom-
cry County firm, and Fir st
Colony, of Calvert County, in
cludes Robert A. Vogeler of
Westchester County, N. Y,
whom he described as a former
executive vice president of In
ternational Telephone & Tele-
graph.
He said Mr.. Vogeler is the
principal negotiator" and that
most of the others are Mary
landers.
While an executive and row.
ing representative of the IT&T
in Europe, Mr.. Vogeler was tried
on espionage charges in Hun
gary and was imprisoned for II
months. His release, in April,
1851, came after the United
States Government negotiated
with Hungary and agreed to
return Hungarian property
looted by the Nazis in World
War II. The United States also
lifted a ban on travel in Hun
gary by Americans.
He said Feda Realty has
agreements assuring that the
So million still to be drawn on
the two loans form First Con-
tinental and First Colony will
be available.
Mr.. Finneran said negotia-
tions to buy Linda City and
Leisure City began four months
ago. The transaction was han
died by James L. Dixon & Co.,
a Washington real estate firm.
Drawn by Ad
Walter L. Shultise, who
handled the deab for the Dixon
firm, said Mr.. Finneran first
came to the Maryland area
about a year ago to look at
a property on the Eastern
Shore which the Dixon firm
had advertised in a New York
paper. He said Mr.. Finneran
later became interested in the
Linda City and Leisure { ty
properties because of their
large acreages.
Mr.. Shultise, who will be-
come executive director for the
Charles County development,
described the purchase of the
5000 acres in the two tracts
as the largest real estate deal
made in these parts in a long
time"
No one representing the SELL
ers was present at the an
nouncement of the sale.
The head of the Dixon re-
atty firm, James L. Dixon, said
the "entireS matter was inves-
tigated from soup to nuts" and
that from a real estate stand
point this is as clean a deal
as has ever gone across the
boards in this country
Greatest Growth" Area
Mr.. Finneran said he be-
came interested in Linda City
(Which he plans to rename st.
Charles and Leisure City be-
cause they represented poten-
tial developments "in the
greatest growth area in the
country"
At one point he commented
that his group hopes to realize
$50 million from the develop
mentS. He noted that the Vir-
ginia tract has IL to IA miles
of Potomac Shoreline.
He said the developments
will be primarily housing but
will contain supporting in
dustrial and commercial prof.
ects. He said the construction
will involve a long-term plan.
He said a lagoon system will
be used for sewage disposal
temporarily at the Linda City
tract. The sewage problem was
one of the reasons the original
Linda City plans, by another
developer, foundered.
Mr.. Finneran said the sewage
disposal system is being worked
out by Joseph Shaffer. profess
Sor of hydraulics at the Uni
versity of Technology, Buda-
pest, Hungary.
Mr.. Finneran said he also
has acquired some smaller
tracts in the Washington area
for housing projects.
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Scientist Named

DR.. Christopher E. Barthel,
jr., former program director for
international science of the Ma
tional Science Foundation, has
been appointed chief scientist
of the U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey. DR.. and Mrs. Barthel
live at 779 North Van Dorm
street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1961-12-30

of First Continental Savings
and Loan Association and has
been described as an attorney
and adviser to Mr.. Edlin. Mr..
Adelberg, of Baltimore, was at
torney for Mr.. Edlin in one
of his savings and loan court
cases.
The stock of Charles County
Land Co. and Leisure City
Land Corp. was held by a
Delaware corporation called In
ternational Oil Electronics
Corp, Mr.. Finneran said, and
it was from this firm the stock
was bought by Feda Realty.
He identified Mr.. Robinson
as president of International
Oil Electronics, but said he did
not know when that firm &C
quired the stock in the Charles
County and Leisure City Land
firms.
First Time in News
This is the first time H.
ternational Oil Electronics has
figured in news about the two
properties.
Mr.. Finneran said Interna-
tional Oil Electronics has a
Washington office at 1920 K
street NV. and was represented
in the sale by Reuben Bonnet,
a Washington attorney.
Mr.. Bennett, reached by tele-
phone last night, said. that
International Oil Electronics
Corp. acquired the stock of the
two land companies some time
ago." He said Mr.. Robinson
was president and that the
group included several local
and out-of-town people," whom
he declined to identify.
Mr.. Bonnet said that Mr..
Edlin didn't own a single share
of the stock"
Asked why International Oil
Electronics disposed of the
stock, Mr.. Bennett said that
"offer was so attractive that it
could not be turned down." He
said the firm once had an
office at 1920 K street NV,
which was the office of the
resident agent whom he did
not identify, but he said the
company no longer has a
Washington office.
Representative Boykin, Demo-
crat of Alabama, who also has
been involved in the Linda City
and Leisure City developments,
tried unsucceSsfully last May
to enlist President Kennedy's
help in giving Astronaut Alan
B. Shepard, jr., a home at the
Linda City development. White
House aides and the attorney
for Comdr. Shepard rejected
the proposal.
Mortgages Assumed
Mr.. Finneran said his Feda
Realty Corp. assumed mort
cages on the two properties
totaling $13,3 million. He said,
the remaining Sc million of the
purchase price was paid to In
ternational Oil Electronics in
the form of cash or its
equivalent" the latter being
described as stocks, bonds and
notes.
The mortgages which Feda
now will have to pay off were
broken down as follows:
$5,975,000 owed to the estate
of the late Albert Ernest, who
has been described as a busi-
ness associate of Representa-
tive Boykin. This is on the
Linda City tract.
$2,875,000 on the Leisure City
tract, owed to the Tensaw Land
& Timber Co., a Boykin in
tereSt.
$3,75O,000 on the Linda City
tract from a loan from First
Continental and First Colony
Savings & Loan Associations.
$843, 700 on Leisure City from
a loan from First Continental.
Mr.. Finneran said only about
SIS million of the two loans
from the savings and loan
firms has been used, and that
therefore Feda Realty will be
able to draw on the two saw
ingS and loan institutions for
approximately SO million to get
Evening star., 1961-11-16
& LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ABSOLUTE LOW DOLLAR! Choose
between these two detached homes
(ineluding the lots with no ground
remit, and with one trust financ-
ing pay less than $3.50 Q month
total GIL Vets pay no SIS down anc
practically no settlement charges;
non-vets can buy with $3.50 down
FHA and low settlement To in
speet these super-barEains, or ar
range q trade, call AP. 7-2075.
MARYLAND SALES g. AL. CO., INC
The showcase Of Homes"
ANDREWs-FORESTVILLE AREA
Immac. det. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. I;
rec. rm.. all-elec. kit. full bsmt..
many extras. OWNER will finance
with $1,000 dn. DI. 7-4445: ewes,
VIII. 2-7257.
ANDREWS AREA-VA no dn. pay
ment. S96 per mo. pays all. s.
bedrm. rambler, living rm., din.
area, kit, fenced yard. Storm
windows and doors, walk to Penn
Mar Shopping. JOE JACOBS
REALTY, RE. 6-5909.
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LANDOVER AREA-An eyelcatch-
ing rambler. neat and clean on
q well-maintained lot with 7S-
It. frontage; 3 bedrms., (mAster,
king-sizel, drapeS in liv. room
to stay. Vets, no down. Easy FLA
terms. Only S12,500.
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CHEVERLY-Only minutes to d. c.
via. BALTIC. Wash. Pwky. from this
spacious 4-bedrm. home in Mary
lands most accessible suburb.
Firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
sparkling kit, full, bSnt., garage,
fiood-lit yard, intercom, fallout
shelter, lovely handicapped yard.
Close to schools. community swim
ming pool. only S20,500; 1900
under appraisal for quick sale. Ex-
cellent assumption or refinance
FHA, VA or conventional.
HIGH BRIDGE EsTATEs-Largs
3-bedrm. rambler on a-acre, 10
II. liv. rm. with firepl., 15-ft. do
rm., wall oven and surface electric
range in kitchen. 2 baths. walk
out bsmt. Near NSA, S21,600.
BANNER SALES. AP. 7-4648
(Formerly Berens Of Hyattsville)
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e. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-466'
FALLS CHURCH

CT. nothing down: 3 bedrms.,
fireplace, lge. yard; ! block. TO
bus, 2 blocks to shopping. S74 SO
per mo. Call ANYTIME, HOOTS
REALTY co. JE. 3-9109.
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm., brick
Cape Cod. liV. rm. with firepl.:
seq. din. rm.: full bsmt.; storm
windows; sls'25O FLA or con-
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE ia. 4-0244
Member Coop Listing Service
FALLS CHURCH-Sl, 900 cash and
SI55 per mo. PITT with no clos
ing costs) will buy this brand
spankinE-new brick and frame
split-level with .ultra-modern
kitchen featuring wall oven, dish
washer. disposal. exhaust fan,
natural wood cabinets and table
space Separate dining room. slid
ing glass doors to patio. 3 big
bedrooms, . full baths. and lots Of
closet space. Level. wooded lot
We believe It's the best buy you
can find for the money! Call POM
PONIO REALTY. 22lS Wilson
blvd ia b-6561
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EpWY' Y-TiOy i. JoNEs ssiI ! 4 CO. INC.
SINNER =
places. b42fo financing.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O70 Til

PIX; reduced from S1S,-
500 TO Sl6.350: offers unusual
feats.-Lge. built-in gar, lge. liv.
rm. w/firepl., sep. din. rm., bed
rms, oil heat; newly dec. OWNER,
JU. 9-5067.
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Pending Foreclosure

CLASSIC coNTEMPoRARY-only
g years old; that sold for S32,S5O
when new, situated on a beauti-
full wooded la-acre lot; featur-
ing large liv. rm. with fireplace.
beautiful separate din. rm., ultra,
modern kitchen with glass wall
and beautiful view with eating
space. 3 big bedrms., pa baths,
finished paneled rec. room. All
you need Is approx. $3.50 cash
and approx. $3.50 settlement
charge The price you pay is the
little "elbow grease" and paint
and it will be a real windfalll II
You wait until foreclosure, your
oUt-of-pocket cost will double. Call
now: a credit check and q check
Is ell YOU need
BARR REALTY, INC. IA. 4-335O
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SUMNER

Almost new 2-story brick with
master bedrm. suite; private dress
ing rooms and separate bath
adjoining paneled library on LIST
H.; 3 large bedrms., 2 baths 2nd
fl: rear screened porch, full bsmt..
rec. I'm. with firepl. Excellent lot
with nice trees. Walking distance
elementary school. Ewes, LESLIE
WILLIAMS, FE. 3-6al5.
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ENTERPRISE RD.-A beautiful 10

RD.-A beautiful lot,
Just short Of an acre, completely
fenced and attractive masonry
Cape Cod with fireplace. 3 bed
rms. 2 full baths, large din. room,
new kit. screened porch, full bsmt
Only $4,000. No financing prob
lens. Trades invited.
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CHEVERLY AREA-S295 dn. and
move in. 3-bedrm.. air-cond. home.
OWNER will finance balance. DI,
7-4445: ewes. VIII. 2-7357.
CHEVERLY-Just listed; 5-bedrm.
Cape Cod. sep. din. rm.. hot
water heat, full bSmt. with rec.
rm., level fenced lot. Convenient
to transp. and walking distance
70 parochial and public schools;
S20,75O.
z. v. wALDRoN co.
WA. 7-lSq3
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TOWN & COUNTRY
PINE RIDGE
WILL TRADE

This all-brick Colonial in Arl
with. central air cond. for lots
smaller house or land. Has {
beofmS., Ia baths, liv. rm., f.p.
family din. rm., paneled den: kit
with dishwaSher, garbage disposal
breakfast bar: gar. Covered patio:
fun bsmt., outside entrance, largs
shaded fenced lot.
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TAKOMA PARK = I-FLooR LTV-
ING, in 3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
sep. din. rp., front porch, level
fenced lot, VACANT, MOVE SOON
S1s,250, FLA, ask about For
ston." JU. 5-761l.
Evening star., 1961-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Industrial
zoned, will subordinate. Duke and
Picketts sts., WAPLE, AID. 4-2005.
DETACHED home and business. IL
rms, baths, lot 3S by 140.
OWENS: ME. S-4621. ME. S-04S6.
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**STAR VALUES
I. L. LEWIS
1895 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON LO. 5-4330

gUMNER-Unusually attractive 4
year old centrally Air-conditioned
house in immaculate condition with
charming garden and patio; first
floor has living room with fire
place, dining room, den. 2 bed
rooms and bath plus powder room
and bath on end. Call Gen. Brad
ford, FE. 3-4314. H. A. GILL q
SON, REALTORS, FE. $4,000.
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TAKOMA PARK-NcoME PROP
ERTY. Cape Cod home with 2
bedrn1s., 2 baths, enclosed porch
and garage; plus sep. apartment,
renting $50 mo. $1,000 down
paymt. HUGH T. PECK, INC.
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4O3 w. Lee Hwy, Fairfax
CIR. 3-4OO6


N. ARL.-VA. SACRIFICE
We have Just taken in trade this
immaculate . lge. bedrm. Cali
fornia rambler with IL Gu. #.
refrigerator and GE washer. /
ton air- conditioned in master bed
rm.; very lge. screened porch,
det. garage; fireplace in liv.rm.
Beautifully handicapped yard W.
picnic area and outdoor firepl. in
rear. Huge oak trees. FILA valua-
tion, SIs;750; SdI;9o4, loan at
JE. 4-4670.
NEW RAMBLERS-Large 3-bedrm.
brick and frame: 2 baths. large
ira large lot: S1S,950 GI or FLA.
BROWN & BROWN
REALTY JE. 4-0041
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

SHERWOOD MANOR, near NAsA.
Only 90 min. to d. C.-Beautiful
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler: car
port finished rec. rm.s only Sl9,-
$50. 81 900 dn. N. LEO sTORCH,
SP. 3-45OO.
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S24.500
NEW sPLT-LEyEI

Center hall, N. Arl., 3 bedrms.
hv. rm., f.p.; family din. rm., lEe.
kit, eat. space; lge. ground-level
bsmt. with f.p., full bath roughed
in; room for 2 additional bedrms.,
eony. to everything. Will sell
quickly. To inspect call
Keller Co Inc IA $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
fCONIlNuEDl
ASSUME LOAN

Brick. 2 years old: full basement;
rec. rm.; S1.100 cash; 5000 second
trust: total price. S17,950. Can
any time, HOoTS REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
OVER l ACRE

IN DUN LoRING AREA-3-BED.
ROOM COTTAGE WITH 145-FT
ROAD FRONT. LEVEL LAND
EXCELLENT FINANCING. THIS
PROPERTY WILL SELL QUICK
LIZ. WE INVITE YOUR IN.
QUIRIEs.
FLORANCE REALTY
PHONE 354-3e00
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNrlNUEDl
SEE AND BUY

kENSINGTON-Imagine finding an
adorable 2-bedroom rambler, such
as this. on q lovely corner lot
with trees for only S11,500 FIRM.
Extras include washing machine
and disposal: immediate posses
sion and choose from FHA and GI
financing. Call todayl
Evening star., 1961-11-16
TIP TOP

Mt. VERNON PARKWAY leads you
to this custom-built brick home
whose versatile floor plan lends it.
self TO a capt. home and income
possibility or easily convertible
into q lovely 5-bedroom single
home. Full daylight basement has
space for clubroom and shop. Pic
turesuue grounds with a 2-caT de-
tached garage. Price. S32 500. See
bv appointment with
Evening star., 1961-11-16

VETS 500 DOWN and 500 mo.
and good credit. and you can en-
Joy Christmas in your own home.
Don't wait, you may be late. Call
now.
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RENT REATER

Yes, only S40O down and monthly
payments Of SS5 Is all Ii takes
to purchase this attractive 2-bed-
room detached home with COM
pletely fenced yard in convenient
Alexandria neighborhood, within
walking distance of shopping and
schools,
Evening star., 1961-11-16
VETERAN NO DOWN

The Perry Boswell Co,
Realtors WA. 7-45OC
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SEABROOK ACRES

OGG4AS4bN(S1A GAN<AbL1O
3-bedrm. rambler in excel
lent cond., featuring living
rm. with firepl.. finished rec.
rm.; located on lge. wooded
lot: alum. covered carport;
within walking distance OF
everything. S21,750 with
FHA terms. Shown by appt.
PALERMO & co.
Va. 1-ssSS WA. 7-7aC
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CUSTOM RAMBLER; PRIEST

CUSTOM RAMBLER; PRESTIGE
AREA. truly g line home in the
Burnt Mills area-3 double-size
bedrooms, screened porch. pa
baths. 2 patios, paneled recreation
many shade trees on the grounds.
room with fireplace, air eondi-
toned. garage AND carport, and
This is only part Of the story; see
II ALL. Just reduced to S39,50O
Evening star., 1961-11-16

sUMNER-Beautiful brick viii
plan; lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., open
ing onto ser. porch; today's kit.
wIbrkfst. bar, library and powder
rm., plus good sized bedrms.
and bath, all on 1St fir; 3 twin
sized bedrms. and bath on 2nd
fir, paneled rec. rm.; Gear ga
rage. Large wooded lot: centrally
air eond. Priced in low sos. Cali
Wo, $4,000 I'll 9.
Evening star., 1961-11-16
J. c. coNLEY, Realtors. JU. s-4I3
sILYER sPRING. Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-22l
al rsrn ---E----------,-

$50 Sligo ave.-Completely re-
modelled, Term. det. home on lge.
lot, 80 heat; on bus line. Immed.
poss-. sS14.95Q.
KAY PEAYTy Cn GA RooOO
Evening star., 1961-11-16
BERWYN HEIGHTS
HAPPOT.TON

CHEVERLY = 4 bedrms., 2 baths
stone front Cape Cod with fire
place in hv. room, large kit, day-
light bsmt., ground level exit to
q wooded lot. VA and FHA terms.
S1750O.