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but the rule Of courage and
freedom and hope for the fu-
ture of man."
Mr.. Kennedy called fol
change and progress in the
spirit of Washington, Jefferson
and the great heroes of Latin
America-and mot change
which seeks to impose on men
tyrannies which we cast out q
century and a half ago." Then
he added:
"Our motto is what it has
always been Progress Yes
Tyranny No-Progress 81, tt
rania No"
Mr.. Kennedy spoke before
his reception guests, seated in
rows of straight chairs, in the
White House East Room.
The guests, diplomats, Sen
ators and Congressman and
their wives, had been received
by the President and Mrs
Kennedy in other rooms and
served light sherry, tea, coffee
sandwiches and cakes.
During his formal speech
the President announced he
soon will call for a ministerial
meeting Of the Inter-American
Economic and Social Council
to begin a massive effort to
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Hurrimun to Join
Economic TuIks
OfAsiun Nations
BY the Associated Press

The State Department says
rowing Ambassador w. Averell
Hartman is extending his pres
ent overseas mission to meet
in New Delhi with economic
leaders of more than 20 Asian
nations.
The Asians are attending the
18th session of the United
Nations Economic Commission
for Asia and the Far East,
which opened in New Delhi last
week.
Ambassador Hartman has
been asked to convey to the
representatives Of these coun-
tries the special interest Of the
President in the work of ECAFE
and in the contribution it can
make to the economic progress
Of the region" the State De-
partment announced yesterday.
Mr.. Hartman currently is in
Teheran, Iran.
The United States is taking
a particular interest in the
delopment of the lower Mekong
River basin, which will bring
economic benefits to Thailand,
Laos. Cambodia and Wet Nam
i Altogether, some II nations
are participating in the Me-
kong River project.
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Brazilian press to a new aus
terity program announced by
President Janio Quadros. But
a speech by Mr.. Quadros last
night was taken as a possible
reaction to Mr.. Kennedy's offer.
Mr.. QuadroS said Brazil is
willing to accept foreign help
but I'VE will get that help on
our own merit, seriousness and
honesty and not like miserable
beggars."
Peru is expected to applaud
the Kennedy plan. Foreign
Minister Luis Alvarado Garrido
met with President Manuel
Prado to discuss the program.
Mexico's newspapers gave Mr..
Kennedy's announcement wide
spread play but there was no
official comment.
Cuba'S government controlled
press largely ignored the pro-
posal. though the newspaper
El Mundo did print a Small
story headlined Kennedy At
tackS Us Anew"
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Kennedy Disoppoints
Latin Nations on Aid

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Mar. II (AP).-Latin American
governments withheld official
comment today on President
Kennedy's new aid policy for
Latin America, but an under
tone of disappointment was
apparent.
Top Argentine officials pri-
vately expressed a letdown.
They said buildup Of the Ken
nedy program, announced to
Latin American diplomats in
Washington last night, had led
them to expect an itemized
Marshall plan for Latin Amer
lea.
The officials said they had
hoped for more concrete an
nouncements-meaning dollars
and cents in aid or in financial
support.
Mr.. Kennedy's proposal for q
10-year cooperative program
powered by a $500 million aid
fund from the United States
even took second billing in the
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GAVIN'S WIFE
CHANGING NAME
TO FIT PARIS

NEW YORK. (AP).-In
line with 1t. Gen. James M.
Gavin's new post as Am
basSador to France, his
wife is changing her name
from Jean to Jeanne, she
said yesterday.
In France, Jean is q
male name, meaning John.
Mrs. Gavin told a news
conference that she, her
husband and four daugh-
ters also were studying
French as part of their
diplomatic homework. They
sail today on the liner
United States.
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adults. About half of the school
age children have no schools
to attend.
Declaring that Latin Amer
lea is seething with unrest and
discomfort" the President said
that the Bogota Congerence-
for which he credited the Eli
senhower administration-cre-
ated a new determination to
deal with the causes Of this
unrest.
IF this momentum Is lost
through failure Of the United
States to act promptly and
fully" he warned, I'VE may not
have another chance.
Favorable Reception Seen
The Kennedy program seemed
assured of favorable considera-
ton in Congress.
Guests at the reception
where he spoke included con-
greSSional leaders of both par
ties and those especially con-
cerned with Latin American
affairs and appropriations.
Senator Styles Bridges OF
New Hampshire, ranking Re-
publican member of the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee
and one Of the White House
guests, said he thought that
the Presidents request would
"get a generally cooperative
response"
Nicaraguan Ambassador Gull
lermo Sevilla SacaSa, dean OF
the diplomatic corps, said the
Presidents speech was so com
prehensive and extraordinary
in its profound summary ot
Latin American problems and
means of attacking them that
it will become known as the
Kennedy doctrine"
Mexico's Ambassador An
tonic Carrillo Flores called II
an excellent address which
follows Mexico's longtime ira
dition that economic progress
is meaningless without free
dom"
The President sounded this
appeal:
Let us once again transform
the American continent into
a vast crucible of revolutionary
ideas and efforts-a tribute to
the power of the creative ener-
gies Of free men-an example
to all the world that liberty and
progress walk hand in hand.
LET us once again awaker
our American Revolution unit
it guides the struggles of fret
men everywhere-not with thu
imperialism Of force or fear
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ernment of Chile has said-the
time has come to take the first
steps toward sensible limita-
tionS of arms. And the new
generation of military leaders
has shown an increasing
awareness that armies can not
only defen dtheir countries
they can help to build them.
Latin Teachers for U. S.
Tenth, we invite our friends
in Latin America to contribute
to the enrichment of life and
culture in the United States.
We need teachers of your liter
ature and history and tradition
opportunities for our young
people to study in your univer-
Sities-acceSS to your music,
your art and the thought of
your great philosophers. For
we know we have much to
learn.
With steps such as these we
propose to complete the revo-
luton of the Americas-to build
a hemisphere where all men
can hope for the same high
standard of living-and all can
live out their lives in dignity
and in freedom.
To achieve this goal political
freedom must accompany ma
terial progress. Our alliance for
progress is an alliance of free
governments and it must
work to eliminate tyranny from
a hemisphere in which it has
no rightful place. Therefore,
let us express our special
friendship to the people of Cuba
and the Dominican Republic
and the hope that they will
soon rejoin the society of free
men, uniting with US in our
common effort.
This political freedom must
be accompanied by social
change. For unless necessary
social reforms, including land
and tax reforms, are freely
made-unlesS we broaden the
opportunity of all our people
unless the great mass Of Ameri-
cans share in increasing pros
perity-then our alliance. our
revolution and our dream will
have failed. But we call for
social change by free men
change in the spirit Of WASH
ington and jefferson. OF Boil
var and San Martin and Marti
not change which seeks to
impose on men tyrannies which
we cast out a century-and-a-
half ago. Our motto is what 1t
has always been-progreSs yes,
tyranny no-progreso 81. tirania
no!
But our greatest challenge
comes from within-the task of
creating an American civiliza-
tion where spiritual and cul-
tural values are strengthened
by an ever-broadening base Of
material advance-where, with
in the rich diversity Of its own
traditions, each nation is free
to follow its own path to
progress.
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President said, until the coun-
try being aided provides salts
factory assurances that 1t will
take whatever measures are
necessary to assure that the
project brings the maximum
social progress"
He mentioned the need for
better distribution of wealth
and income" in much of Latin
America.
If the Act of Bogota be-
comes just another empty dec
laration," he warned, "if we
are unwilling to commit our
resources and energy to the
task of social progress and eco
nomic development-then we
face a grave and imminent
danger that desperate peoples
will turn to Communist or
other forms of tyranny as their
only hope for change"
He warned his guests that
"the future of freedom in the
Americas and throughout the
world" hinges on "our ability
to bring a better life to our
people"
Earthquake Fund Asked
In addition to the $500 mil
lion appropriation for the So
cial Progress Fund, the Presi-
dent asked Congress today to
appropriate 500 million au-
thorized last year to aid long
term reconstruction and reha-
bilitation in ithose .areas OF
Southern Chile devastated by
earthquakes and fire.
Urging action to promote
economic and social progress
throughout Latin America, Mr.
Kennedy said, millions of peo-
pie are struggling to free
themselves from the bonds oi
poverty, hunger and ignor-
ance."
Illustrating the problems, he
said the average per capita in.
come throughout Latin Amer.
lea is only $3.50, less than one.
ninth that in this country, anC
in large areas it is less than $40
The average person in the
United States can expect to
live 10 years. but life expec-
fancy in Latin America is only
as years. The rate of infant
mortality here is less than 80
per 1000; in Latin America ii
is more than 110 per 1000.
For most of the children OF
Latin America, he said, "edu-
cation is but a remote and un-
obtainable dream" Illiteracy
extends to almost half the
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AMERICAS
Continued From First Page

NVAASAAA0CO VAVAA nov = @S Z
supply, sanitation, and techni-
cal assistance. The ICA would
get 500 million to be used
mainly for grants for education
and training and public health
projects. Another $6 million
would be used to help strengthen
the Organization of American
States.
Mr.. Kennedy emphasized that
the United States will keep
strings tied to the fund-that
before getting a loan or grant
a Latin American government
would have to demonstrate its
readiness to mobilize it's re-
sources and to make changes
in its institutions and social
patterns to clear the way for
progress.
Land Is Key
For example, he noted that
uneven distribution of land is
lone Of the gravest social prob
lens in many Latin American
countries" In some nations,
he said. 2 per cent of the farms
account for three-fourths of
the total farm area. He added
that If funds for improving
land uses are to be used effec-
lively, they should go only to
those nations in which the
benefits will accrue to the
great masses of rural work.
ers." In other words, the huge
farms would have to be split
up.
Funds will not be allocated
for any particular project, the
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Farley to Start Program

Secondly, I will shortly re-
quest q ministerial meeting OF
the nter-American Economic
and Social Council-a meeting
at which we can begin the mas
sive planning effort which will
be the head Of the alliance fol
progress.
For If our alliance is to sue
ceed, each Latin nation mus
formulate long-range plans fol
its own development - PLAN
which establish targets and pri
critics - ensure monetary sta
bility-establish the machiner,
for vital social change-stimu
late private activity and initia
tive - and provide for
maxim UNI national effort
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ROSENTHAI

Chevrolet -Corvair- Corvette
Columbia pike and S. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. JA. 7-67S1
eTUDEBAKER SO Power Hawk
standard transmission. VS. engine
with overdrive. radio, heater; ir
excellent condition; SS25. TOMS
CHEVROLET, Ga. ave and Uni.
yersity blvd. Wheaton, Nd. 10
b-00l3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VOLKS 81 Microbus: -erf. cond
one owner, Sl,100. DU. 5-6140
VOLKsWAGEN '5s; sunroof, beaut
blue fin. r. and h., Wv. tires,
winsh., wash; very good cond.,
owner, S995. 427S s. 35th St,
Arl., XII. S-5340.
VoLKSWAGEN 81 black sedan;
r. h., Wv; excel. cond.. gas
gauge; SS75. JE. 3-392O.
VOLKSWAGEN '5s sedan; good
cond., good tires, low mileage
SSq5. Call WE S-poS2
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HICKS CHEVROLET

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1929 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 3-0100
THIRD 81 conv., less than 500
miles, fully equip, new car war
ranty. save SSH from orig. list.
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VOLKSWAGEN 81 sunroof sed.; It.
blue. 10000 mi From orig own
er. PERI. cond. except est. $40 re-
pairs: S76O. EN-. 5000.
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JACK BLANK

56 sedan: blue,
clean cond.. $3.50. Call OR. $1,000
VOLKSWAGENS, new shipment OF
'6lS as low as Sl45 down, 80 mo
bank financing. Your old '52 OF
SO car may make the down
payment. ROGERS MOTOR CO.,
5000 Bladensburg I'd. ne. WA
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L. P. STEUART
S4th and BENNING RID. NE
LU. $4,000
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl

VALIANT 81 200" series Sub
urban station wagon; auto. trans
power steering, r. and h., Wv
tires; showroom cond. s.. .3Ah.
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GRADY

Mercury Comet English Ford
7SU9 Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. 6-420O
TR-3 '5S: r. and h, removable h.t. .,
cd. tonneau, $4,000 mi, orig.
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TR-3 1860; 5000 careful miles,
radio, heater, tonneau, Michelin
tires, beautiful off-white finish;
So O96 TIA Q-73S1
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TED BRITT

900 East Lee Hwy. CIR. 1880
'57 convert; auto
matte transmission, radio, heater,
Wv. tires, white, red interior,
black top: Sl,995.
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Our full guarantee Fords years Continentas
is great protection But won't quibble about fine points
guarantee when customer action We sell every built
by Ford and stand behind them all the way Maybe
why we're the only dealer the the Ford
Award for outstanding service has been given
remember when all the fancy talk is with when all the
claims weighed people buy Fords at Cherners
~ ~ "~ 'S" wv ~O'
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TR-3 81; low mileage, fine condi-
ton. Private owner. Best offer
HI. 9-SOb0. aft. 8 pm. Fri.
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THUNDERBIRD

1861. company official. has beer
driven less than 1000 mi: Cor.
inthian white. blue interior. full
power; weekend special, reduced
to sell
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Volkswagen 81

Volkswagen 81
Available for immediate delivery:
cash, trade or terms. Also avail
able, two 1850 Volkswagens. one
sunroof and one sedan: both low
mileage cars; bank financing avail
able; prices start at S1,595.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Corner Wilson Blvd. and N. 10th st.
Arlington. Va. ia. 4-6607
VOLKSWAGENS - '6l models;
choice of colors; immediate deliv-
cry. Liberal trades. Sedan prices
start at Sl,595. Only $195 down.
SUN MOTORS
3400 N. Fairfax Drive, Arl., Va.
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. 4-2l11
WILLYS, WAGON 81: 4-cyl. with
cd, red and whit, T. and h. Has
Goodyear white-wall captive air
tires; less than 5000 miles. RA.
6-1S00: ewes. HI. 9-5541.
WILLYS JEEPSTER '49; 4-cyl.
with cd, r. and h.; like new in
side and out: yellow pleated seats
w/foam rubber; many extras; ad
cannot describe; must be seen.
RA. 6-1S00: ewes. HI. 9-5541.
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Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-13os
VAUXHALL 80 4-dr.; low miles,
immaculate: SI,l5O. LOOD
pONTTAC Aoo1 Conn ave
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TR-3 so; immac., $4,000 MI: new
tires and extras: must sell today;
Take over payments. or pay-off
nrice 81 $50 la 2-oh73
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STUDE. '55 ht. VS.; auto. trans,
white, r. and h.; $685. or make
Offer If 0-39IO
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and h., Wv. tires; extra clean;
S995.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-l30S
VAUXHALL 80: radio, heater: .
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VALIANT 200" station wagon f.
door; beaut. polar white finish
auto. trans, r. and h.; low mile
age; finest cond., sale price ST.
695, small down payment.
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'6I roadster; Jet black,
with white top; 4-speed transmits
sion, radio. heater; perfect condi-
ton; S2,095. TOMS CHEVRO-
LET. Ga. ave. and University blvd.
Wheaton, Nd. LO. 5-00l3.
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RIVERDALE
RIVERDALE HTS,

RIVERDALE HTS.
Lovely Cape Cod with stone front.
everything. living room. dining
room. kitchen. | bedroom. bath,
and large family room. l5x20.
attractive bedrooms on end. FLA
appraised at S14.750 with $3.50
down, 30 years.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR COND.-1,0O0 So. It. office
space: water; mod. BLDG; immed.
occup., S175 mo-, CO. 5-0122.
ALEX.-1,7OO So. It.. heated, CEN
halls, 2 entries. Q separate wash
rms: Just off jeff. Davis hwy. (Rt
-, 10 min. downtown Washington; !;
ample parking; 1896 mo. incl.
utils.; avail, after Feb, 1862
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

A CASH BUYER. OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

S9.05O is the full price for this b.
rm. bungalow near d, c. line
Sep. din, rm., full bsmt. with
h.-w h; deep level lot and COM
pletely fenced. Only 5000 dn. and
payments less than rent. Call I'll
Z pm, WA. 7-a000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS e. CO., INC.
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NEW RAMBLER; no money down
to vets, others $500; priced SIS
g5O-3-bedrms.. 2 baths, separate
dining nm, modern elec. kitchen.
full basement; largs lot; walk to
schools and transp. Call ARFAX
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ALEXANDRIA
Modern Office

1.aO6 SO. #. with executive
office for lease. Fully air
conditioned. off the street
parking, utilities included.
Excellent condition. ready
for occupancy. Convenient
to restaurants, shopping, bus
and airport. Call ROUTH
ROBBINS, S36-62Q0.
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS-S2, 800 to
S150,000. Lower your payments.
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
State of Maryland. Call or. write
MR.. ROBERTS. 21s Z. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2, Nd, or SAratoga
7-4047 day, night. Sun. holidays.
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=, mon & Luchs
EATTnpc "a aooo

EAST FALLS CHURCH-Assume at
ttracitye loan. with payments less
3-bedrm. home with expandable
attic on lovely shaded cor. lot:
walking distance to elem. and jr.
high school; full price only S14,-
900, Shown by DARWIN REALTY
INC, ia. 7-4353. IA. 2-7S94. Ell.
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WE KNOW

You will want to see this homei
It's on the waterfront. and the
price is only S1O,5O0! There's 9
liv. rm. with fireplace, kitchen
3 bedrms... "a bath, scr. porch and
it's furnished. Ideal for summer
fun, or make 1t year-round!
YOU'RE IN A OTHER
To get on with your Xmas shopping?
Put this on your liStl Approx. 260
#. waterfront, with masonry home
that has liv. I'M. with fireplace
dining area, kitchen. 4 bedrms.s
. baths, oil heat. jalousied breeze
way with sun porch, Gear garag0
and other features! Don't miss
this! $4,000.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
MAX C.
SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-Ss71
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NOT YET

OF SCHOOL AGE THOUGH THIS
3-BEDROOM. BRICK RAMBLER
HAS AN EYE ON THE KIDS AT.
TENDING ARLINGTON'S McKIN.
LEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. EX-
CELLENT-SIZE LIV. RIM. WTTE
F1REPL., SEP. 12-FT.-SQ. DIN
ROOM, EATING AREA IN THE
SPACIOUS ALL-ELEC. KIT. WITE
MATCHING COLOR CABINETS
PANELED REC. RIM, ). BATH
UTILITY AND PLAY AREAS IN
FULL-LIGHT BSMT. VERY AT.
TRACTIVE REAR YARD, COM.
PLETELY FENCED AND LAND
SCAPED, S24,490.
General Realty Service
Evening star., 1961-12-08
NEED MORE ROOM. Sc. thi,

NEED MORE ROOM: See this
North Arlington stone and
brick 3-bedroom. 2la-bath
rambler with large expand
able second floor (heat
roughed in, insulated and
standard windows. Features
center-entrAnce hall, large
rooms throughout; GIFT.
open porch: tremendous
basement, chain-link fenced
yard and detached brick sa-
rage. BARGAIN PRICED AT
S26,50O. WITH 0I AND
FHA TERMS. Vacant-see it
today. Call ia. 10000.
ELORANCE REALTY. 23l7
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
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POMPONIO REALTY
22ls WILSON BOULEVARD
IA 5-5561
Falls Church Area-$18,950
8 Bedrooms. 2 Baths: Brick

Falls Church Area-$18,95O
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths; Brick
Assume large 4aeS GI loan. 500
pitt Reas. terms: or FHA: or
GI no cash. Radiant heat, vacant.
Owner willing to listen. Mclean
High School. LUCILLE COOK.
Realtor, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH = Close-in split
level brick and frame rambler.
Three bedrooms. fireplace and pic
ture window in living room. dining
room, modern kitchen, full base
ment, rec. room. screened porch.
Now $4,000 with 81 ZOO down.
Call JE. 1880. JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY. REALTOR. 113 West
Broad street, Falls Church, Viz
einiA.
FALLS CHURCH AREA; S25,000-
Charming 4-bedrm.. den. older
home, on "a acres, surrounded
by trees; liv. rm. wLpaneled firepl.
wall, din. rm., l6-ft. family rm.,
equip. kit, 2l-ft. rear Set. porch;
End H.. 3 bedrms., den; bsmt. /;
gas heat; Mclean High School
district. LUCILLE COOK, Real
tor, JE. :-3272, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms., sep
din. rm.; redec., storm. windows:
fenced yd.; conv. to schools: i'm
mad noss T OQoRS
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HYATTSVlLLE, within . blks, Of
81. Jeromes-VA approved, little
cash needed TO buy comfort table
3-bedrm. BUNGALOW with fireplace;
front porch, level lot, detached ga
rage,
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COLLEGE PARK-BERWYN area
3-bedrm. rambler, very good cond.
lge. lot; fin. rec rm.; conv. tc
Schools and tranSp. Full price
Sl3,5nO assume lge. loan. Immed
poss. CIR 4-356S.
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RUCKER
SALES CORP. REALTOR
ia. $685.. Ewes. 356-8124

SALES CORP. REALToR
ia. 5-8585. Ewes. 356-8124
ARLINGTON, N. : NO MONEY
DOWN GI. For "just marrieds. "
retired couples" or nice for bach
elors, too! Cute Cape Cod COM
pletely redecorated in. soft pastel
colors. Lovely paneled dormer.
FIRST-FLOOR DEN OR FAMILY
ROOM. Wonderful close-in neigh
borhood. Only S16,600.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. S-535O
ARLINGTON, NORTH. CLOsE-IN
COLONIAL-This all-brick beauty
offers THE MOST. 3 bedrooms
lovely den, . full baths. living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, modern kitchen with
wall oven, ETC., porch. patio, rec.
reation room, towering trees: close
to school. bus and shopping
TAYLOR SCHOOL. FLA, GI OF
conventional financing. Only S22,-
500. March occupancy. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON, JA. 5-155O; eves.,
JA, 7-l35O.
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COLLEGE PARK AREA--A clean g.

space for 4th. large screened porch
nice lot. Only Sl2,50U, VA or FHA
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NOBENI 7 Z, LOf1N, 1NO.
REALTORS HE. 4-4000

RTVERDALE = CT steal $1,000
below appraised val. to quail. buyer:
8 bedrm., Ia baths, newly dec.
semi-det., many extras UN 4-s416
SEABROOK ACRES, near NASA,
only 20 min. to D. C.-Lge., new
s-bedrm brick rambler: h,-w.
Dashboard heat, lge. lot, all utils.:
only S23,500. M. LEO STORCH.
SP. 3-4500.
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3 blks. to St. Ber-
nard's and shopping--An all-brick
home, 3 bedrms., large closets,
pantry off kit, full bSmt.; 9xl6-
T., rear porch, could be enclosed,
Only Sl3,500: VA or FHA terms.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

SEAT PLEASANT-large 1sx12
kitchen with many windows in
this roomy 3-bedrm. home. Sep.
din. rm.; full bsnt., 2 porches. Off
street parking. No down. GI only
closing costs: S1l.950,
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Condition Of Buin
Still Is Critical,
Hospital Reports

Richard C. Balm, legislative
assistant to Representative Joel
T. Broyhill, today remained in
critical condition in Morris
town, N. j., after being severly
beaten by his son-in-law, ac-
cording to police.
The 52-year-old beating vic.
tim, who lives at 808 Mos
drive, Annandale, Va, is in All
Souls Hospital with a factured
skull and severe head wounds
Meanwhile, the son-in-law
Khan Firouzbhsh, %, a former
1ranian exchange student al
American University, yesterday
was ordered committed fol-
mental observation.
Assistant County Prosecutor
Bertram Polow ordered the
commitment to Greystone Park
State Hospital in Morris Plains
N. j., after doctors examined
the 1ranian. Mr.. Polow said
the youth had a history oi
mental disorder and once hac
attempted suicide.
Firouzbkhsh is charged with
atrociouS assault with intent tc
kill. Police said he beat Mr.
Balm with an iron pipe Sunday
while they were discussing the
Iranian'S eStrangement from
Mr.. Bain's daughter, Margery
10. The couple were separated
recently.