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Evening star., 1961-12-12
Assembly Seating

1t Is impossible to agree
with Mr.. Burkland's proposed
solution to the redistricting
of the State of Virginia by
enlarging the General As
sembly.
Statewise, the General As
sembly cannot be enlarged
after each decennial census
without becoming unwieldy,
Locally. this area would
face serious inequity under
Mr.. Burkland's plan in the
long delay involved in passing
a constitutional amendment
before we would receive any
new seats.
During the election cam
paign, Mr.. Burkland agreed
with Mr.. Webb and me in
deploring the fact that the
gentleman from Botetourt
and Craig Counties only rep
resented 10000 people while
Mr.. Webb and I each rep
resented $4,000. He now pro-
poses that the Botetourt and
Craig seat remain unchanged,
while we receive no new seats
until:
/. The 1862 session and
the 1864 session of the Leg
islature vote for an amend
ment to enlarge the Legis-
lature;
2. A referendum is held;
and
3. The redistricting proceed
ure takes its course in the
1866 Legislature.
Since the 1866 Legislature
would still be made up Of
100 members, there would be
no assurance that this area
would receive a greater pro-
portional representation at
that late date than it will
now, and we would have a
population nearer 100000.
I trust that sober conSid-
Grafton will impel Mr.. Burk-
land to join the experienced
10th District delegation in
pressing for an equitable re-
districting at the coming Ses-
sion of the General As
Sembly.
Dorothy S. McDiarmid.
Evening star., 1961-12-12

could he stand to see dogs
whipped, a trait which in the
end may have contributed to
his tragic failure. He was a
mystic who went into lyric
ecstasies as he read spirit
messages in the flickering
southern lights.
All his adult life Scott had
made a fetish of conquering
his physical weakness. He was
the sternest of self f-discipli-
narians. He forced himself,
despite the sickness he felt
at the sight of blood, to
watch his expedition surgeon
cut up seals in puddles of
gore. In England he had a
large dog, too powerful to be
restrained by a leash, which
he took with him on his
daily walks so that he would
be forced to run to keep up
with the animal.
An almost equally frus-
trated character was Roald
Amundsen. The great ambi-
tion of his life was to reach
the North Pole. He never
considered the South Pole as
more than a stepping stone
to the goal he was never to
attain. AS a youth he had re-
belled at working in his IA
theirs office in Oslo. For two
years he had attended medi-
cal school at the urging Of
his mother, but without in
tereSt. Polar exploration was
his one objective in life.
Their Modern Partner
OF such material come the
worlds great explorers. Far
gone are the days of Scott and
Amundsen. Their appropriate
partner in history is the man
largely responsible for the
change in the Antarctic - a
man of equal contradictions,
equal tenacity of purpose who
must be ranked among the
great explorers of history. A
monument was dedicated to
his memory at Arlington the
other day. This was Admiral
Richard E. Byrd.
He opened up the great
Antarctic to all men through
his flying exploits over the
great ice sheet. His name al
ways will stand very high in
the annals of Antarctic ex-
ploration and. due to the sig
nificance of his work, even
tually may lead all the rest.
There can be few predic-
tions about the future of the
Antarctic. Almost certainly
the great, bleak, beautiful
land of eternal ice never will
nave any permanent resi-
dents. No man ever will go
there for ease or for profit.
1t will remain always a part
OF the world which is not of
the world.
Evening star., 1961-12-12

lord tells me, are enthusiast
tic about this abatement
plan. Improvements would
start Immediately. Eventually
the District Government
would profit from this plan
through increased tax income
at the end of the tax-abate-
ment period.
Maybe this is not the whole
answer. but it may be a large
part of the solution. 1t is
a plan that will work no
hardship on either the land
lord or the tenant and
eventually the District Gov
ernment will profit. How can
we go wrong?
Anna Deal
Evening star., 1961-12-12
THE POLITICAL MILL
Daley Seeks Man to Beat Dirksen
By GOULD LINCOLN

When Adlai Stevenson an
nounced last week he would
remain as United States AM
bassador to the United Ma
tions and not seek the Dem
ocratic nomination for the
Senate he left Mayor Richard
j. Daley Of Chicago, recog-
nized as the party boss of
Illinois, still trying to find
a strong contender against
Senator Everett M. Dirksen,
Senate Republican leader,
next November. How strong
a contender Mr.. Stevenson
would have been in such a
race is anybody's guess. At
least, he is widely known,
has twice been nominated by
the Democrats for President
and served as Governor of Il
linois for one four-year term.
Chicago, Democratic strong
hold, casts about 40 per cent
Of the States total vote.
Mayor Daley's job is to see
that the Democratic plurality
in Chicago is large enough to
overcome an expected Repub-
lican plurality down-State.
He and his organization were
able to produce just enough
votes in 1860 to enable Presi-
dent Kennedy to win Illinois
over former Vice President
Nixon by a scant 5000 votes.
Big Victory in 1860
But the mayor did much
better in the senatorial and
gubernatorial elections of
1860. Senator Paul H. Doug
las, Democrat, was reelected
with a lead of 437,00O votes
over his Republican opponent,
and Democratic Otto Kerner
won over the then Gov. Will
liam G. Stratton by upwards
of 100000 votes. Gov. STRAIT
ton was seeking a third term,
which would have been I'M
precedented had he won. He
and his administration had
become increasingly unpopu-
lar. What happened to him
was much in line with what
happened to the late Gov.
Frank Greene, Republican, in
1948, when Mr.. Stevenson was
elected Governor. Gov
Greene, too, was running for
a third term.
Had Mr.. Stevenson agreed
to run for Senator, as re-
quested by Mayor Daley, the
primary for senatorial nomi-
nation would have been as
easy a march for him as il
is expected to be for Sen
DirkSen. Presumably, tn {
candidate who obtains the
Daley blessing now will have
the inside track for the
Democratic nomination. AT
present there has been NO
talk of nominating Gov. Ker-
ner and such a nomination
is not expected, unless Mayor
Daley becomes desperate
There is a plethora of hope
fuls, however. Among them
are Paul Powell. speaker OF
the State House of Repre-
Sentatives; Paul Simon, a
member Of the House and
rated an able young man;
Irving billiard of Collinsville,
one-time editor of the editor
ial page Of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, Arnold Maremont
Chicago businessman; Con-
gresham Peter F. Mack, jr.
of the Springfield district
and Draper Daniel, a Wauke-
gan advertising man with
Evening star., 1961-12-12
Hospital Inteqrotion

DR.. Thomas E. Mattingly'S
letter asked that there be
no more integration in the
bedrooms of our hospitals
than the occupants freely
and willingly accept"
1 always thought that this
depended upon how much a
patient could pay for pri-
vacy.
Gloria A. Grant.
Evening star., 1961-12-12

offices in Chicago. Mr.. Mack
was elected to the 8lst Con-
gress in l948 and has been
reelected TO each succeeding
Congress. He is As years old
and has a record as air pilot
both in the Navy-for four
years during World War IL
and as Commercial. pilot.
His district and that of
Congressman Paul Findlay,
Republican, have been
thrown together in the reap
portionment of House seats
under the 1860 census. That
reapportionment finally was
agreed to recently by the
legislature, making it unnec-
essary for all the congress
sional candidates to run at
, large or Statewide, which
might have happened because
of the fact that Illinois lost
one congressional district.
Chicago gave up one district.
But the district which has
been long represented by
Mrs. Marguerite Church, 10
Gated in Cook County (Which
includes Chicago) was SO re-
arranged that Mrs. Church
decided because of her age
not to run for reelection.
The Republicans believe they
have a likely young candidate
to succeed her, State Senator
Russell Arlington.
Big Scramble Possible
Unless Mayor Daley puts
his foot down firmly in fa-
vor of a candidate, there may
be a real scramble for the
Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation. 1t is going to be
difficult enough anyway for
a Democrat to dislodge Sena-
tor Dirksen, so presumably he
will wish to avoid a bitter
primary fight. A decision
will be made by the first Of
the year or soon thereafter
when the slate-makers get
together in Chicago. Petit
tionS of the candidates in the
senatorial primary must be
filed between January Is and
February 3. This Democratic
senatorial nomination is the
only Statewide nomination
for which the Democrats may
fight, because all the State
officers (State-wide offices)
are held by Democratic in
cumbents-except that of Sec
retary of State which will not
be contested next year-and
the incumbents will be re-
nominated in all probability
without a struggle.
Before the 1858 elections,
the Republicans had IA of
Illinois Is Representatives.
In the present Congress the
political division is Demo-
Gratis IA and the Republicans
II. The swing has not been
favorable to the G. o. P. In
the coming senatorial elec-
tion, however, Senator Dirk
sen, a nationally known fig
ure, has survived many elec-
ton campaigns. He was
elected eight times to the ma
tional House of Representa-
tiveS, and voluntarily retired
because of eye illness. Some
thing over a year later, how
ever, he was elected Senator.
He will be running for a third
term. He won in 1856 with a
lead Of nearly 100000 votes.
A strong campaigner. Sen.
Dirksen is given more than
an even chance of victory
next wear
Evening star., 1961-12-12
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used u
letters carry ,Drtters' correct
names and addresses. All let
tiers are subject to condenSd-
tton. Those not used tnill be
returned only tDhen accom-
panied by self addressed,
stamped envelopes.
Evening star., 1961-12-12

be in operation by 1868. Maryland will
have to speed up construction of its part
of the undertaking to meet this dead
line. Fortunately, the State Roads Com
mission recently issued orders for such
look bit brighter for traffic -harassed
a Speedup. So things are beginning to
look brighter for motorists in the Metro
politan Area.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
Emphatic Praise

Your editorial on the Ma
tiSse painting was marvellous!
Ann Mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20
Jury Indicts
Scdrbeck on
; New Counts

A District grand Jury TODAY
brought three more charges
against a Foreign Service Of
ficer indicated earlier for pass
ing classified documents to
agents of Communist Poland.
The indictment handed down
IN District Court reiterates the
original charge against Irwin
Chambers Scarbeck, Al, former
Second Secretary and general
services officer of the American
Embassy in Warsaw, of giving
a copy of IAN examination of
United States policy toward
Poland during the past four
years" to Polish agents.
In addition, today's indict-
ment charged that Scarbeck
arrested here on June Is by the
FB1, gave to those agents a
document titled, Estimate of
effectiveness OF Polish Armed
Forces" This estimate, the
indictment said, was contained
IN a Foreign Service dispatch
dated March 81, 1861.
Sd Document Involved
The third count of today's
Indictment charged that Scar
beck also turned over to repre-
SentatlveS of Communist Po-
land another Foreign Service
dispatch dated February "a,
1861, and entitled, Joint Weeka
Number g." A Justice Depart
ment spokesman said this
apparently was an Embassy
summary report.
The last count of today's in
dictment charged that Scarbeck
violated the law as an Embassy
official in that he "willfully and
unlawfully removed from
the United States Embassy in
Warsaw" the document dealing
with the examination of United
States policy toward Poland
during the last four years. This
differs from the first count of
the indictment. which charged
Scarbeck with turning the
document over to the Polish
agents.
The offenses charged all took
place between January / and
May 80 of this year, according
to the indictment.
Woman Escapes
The Justice Department
spokesman said the additional
three charges were not con-
tanned in the original indict-
ment handed down here several
weeks ago because the grand
jury at that time did not have
the information needed.
Scarbeck has said through
his attorney that he was forced
into this situation when he
became involved with a Polish
woman. The blond has since
then escaped to West Germany
with Scarbeck's help, the law
yer said.
Married twice. he is the
father Of four, and his second
wife, a German girl natural
lied as a result of the mar
riage, and their three children
are now in Dusseldorf, Ger
many.
Evening star., 1961-05-25

LANGLEY PARK AREA-Lovely
brk. rambler, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
custom rec. nm. including extra
furnace, air conditioner; alumi-
mum storm windows and doors.
immaculate throughout, reduced TO
Sl9.950; owner anxious to sell,
see today.
MCINTOSH REAL ESTATE CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(coNTlNUED)

ARL.. My OWNER Less than
3 yrs. old; 4-bedrm., brick split
level; den. rec. rm.. fully equipped
kit, patio, cedar fenced yd.,
firepls., Wv. carpeting; S31 $50.
JE. 2-S039.
ARLINGTON. N.-3-bedrm. center
hall Colonial, with full bsmt. on
beautifully Handicapped lot. I'm
maculate condition, 90eo first trust
available. Conv. to schools, shop
ping and transportation. S19,450.
For appt. call Mr.. Hofler, OIL.
4-1090. or Mr.. Stoner. EN-. 5-0S67.
ARL., N; OWNER-3-bedrm. brick:
porch, bsmt., gar, lge. fenced I'd. d.
choice area, nr. schools, buses,
shopping, Pentagon, Ft. Myer,
$4,000. 1901 1st. rd., North,
IA. 7-5S96.
ARL., S.- bedrms., 2 baths. Sl8,-
$50 Or rent, S146. Orchard
1-0194
ARL., N.-WALK TO KNOTTING-
HAM, Yorktown Williamsburg,
Denis O'Connel schools. 3 bedrms. :,
2 baths, finished rec. rm., porch,
carport. 1921 N. 31st ST., JE.
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FLORANCE REALTY

with breakfast space. Priced
$50, $50 and UP. Call for your
appt. 10 inspect.
FLORANCE REALTY
Phone 354-39OO
6413 Brandon Ave, Springfield,
TERRIFIC INVESTMENT - 4-bed-
room main house, 3 tenant houses.
Income will cover payments. Sepa-
rate utils.; 45O-ft. frontage on
1921 in Fairfax Co. Terrific
investment; commercial, next
door; 4 II acres. Investigate this
one! Priced $4,000; flexible fl
nRncing. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-7OOO
TREES A CROWD-Out there is
plenty Of space for all outdoor
living on this huge wooded corner
lot. SpotlesS 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with de luxe wall-oven kit.
full. bright. dry bSmt. with space
for recreation room, etc. Only
S20,950 with easy FHA terms
Convenient Falls Church location
IA. 10000 FLORANCE REALTY
CO.. 23l7 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
S19.75O
6 BEDROOMS

SPACIOUS English Cape Cod now
being completed IN Colesville Man
or. Silver Spring. Two dens, sew:
ing room, rec. rm. w/firepl. and
many other features add up to a
very attractive home. Attractive
lot 100x27O. Built by Edwards and
Rennick Construction Co., MA.
2-1199. EN-. 3-9317.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

AN HONEST MAN with S1OO can
buy my 2-acre country home;
bungalow OF 4 tremendous rms,
and bath. Total price $5,25O; 500
mo-; 81 mi. south of D. C. Dial
54S-0441, OWNER.
so ACRES, magnificent views OF
Potomac River, "a mi. river 'front.'
age, above PIT. OF Rocks in Va.
$32, 900; excel. terms. KE. 6-5S61
1O1s ACRES-MoSt clear. Improved
with good 2-bedrm. stucco house.
Partial bsmt.; cleo. telephone.
water in kit. Good barn and mach.
shed. Spring and excel. lake site.
400-ft. road frontage. More acre
age avail. $3.50.
IL ACRES-375-ft. road frontage.
High ground. Part clear, part
wooded. 2 fast flowing small
streams. Excel. lake site, mountain
view. S1,950.
27 ACRES-Part clear, part wood
ed. Fast flowing. spring, 2 small
streams. Excel. lake site. Noun
tain view. $125 per acre.
Any OF the above properties can
be bought with low down payment
and easy terms. 65 mi. D. c.,
"a. 4-ii4s aft. 4 pm.
IL WOODED ACRES-Warrenton,
Va. area. Nr. Boiling Officers Club.
stream, stream spPine, hn iaRe i'sfs Ste, mounl ait
tain view. 55 mi. D. c. SI,95O.
Low down payment. Easy terms.
IA. 4-114s aft 4 pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CT, NOTHING DOWN. ADELPHI
area-Attractive 4-bedrm. brick
semi-rambler; big kit, sep. din.
rm.; attractive corner lot, 3 blks.
from everything. Only S15,950.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO, WA. 7-0560
CT OR FHA, low down payment
4-bedrm. split-level, 2 full baths.
bsmt., rec. rm. Fenced yard
JOE JACOBS REALTY, RE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-05-25

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Assume
G1 loan at 41aeS on this sparkling
split-level home; 3 bedrms., 3
full baths, foyer entry. recreation
room with fireplace and tree
shaded lot, $24,950: S1,650 cash
Will handle for responsible pur-
chaser; FALLS CHURCH REALTY,
FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms.,
z baths; fenced v acre. Assume
large CT $1S,95O. JE. 4-5617.
FALLS CHURCH = Owner. Immed
ooccup... 3-bedrm. brk.; dishwasher
disp., "a baths; huge tiled bsmt
with outside ent.; S1S,950. Assume
4h9o GI loan. JE. 3-754S.
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedro brick
rambler; swim available; reduced,
$20.500. OWNER, JE. 4-3761.
FALLS CHURCH-24O5 Ware rd.,
Pimmit Hills: FHA approved Si3,-
600, S400 down; SS3 mo-: 3 bed
rms, large lot, redecorated. or
assume 4seo loan. Or rent at
S115 per mo. Call AID. 4-6721
TU. 2-3SS4, MR.. GEORGE.
FLASH! $500 CASH Is ALL YOU
NEED TO ASSUME PRESENT
FINANCING ON THIS TYR -oLD
ALL-BRIcK 3-BEDRM.. 1h-BATH
N. ARLINGTON RAMBLER I
PRICED IN THE LOWER Cos
NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
FusEDII PAYMENTS AROUND
$144.ii
BARR REALTY INC. IA. A-3350
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VIENNA--1h acres attractive 3
sep Deof% ain frame mn Fsm6; sn,inpsS lss' ny T
breakfast nook with a view. Treed
lot, new listing, better hurry.
S16,950, reas. terms. GEO. H.
RUCKER SALES CORP, ia. g.
$685.; ewes, JE. 2-52l5,
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$3.50 L.S.B. will buy estab. men's
sonable rent. AD. 4-6126.
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G. A. sCHLEsINGER CO.
A1ONdfOON w., ~. o-4OUU
5 BEDRMS, FOR LARGE FAMILY,

the most home for your dollar:
solid brick Dutch Colonial: break
last rm and sep. din. nm, built
in garage. Trade your small house
on this larger home. S21,950
LO. $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, 1924 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
3 NEW HOMES

Areola section Of Wheaton. rambler
and 2-split levels, priced S24 $50.
to -S2S,500. 3 and 4 bedrms., g.
fun baths, 2S-ft. rec. rm.. lge.
kit, sep. family size din. rm., top
quality construction throughout.
EDWARDS e. RENICK CONST
CO. MA. 2-ll99, Ewes, EN-.
3-93l7.
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ttOUEN WOOO, LA. 5-SllA
INCREASE YOUR INCOME 81 300

INCREASE YUUK INCUMk S4,OUU
Six 2-bedroom apartments, easiest
TO rent, Silver Spring, finest neigh
borhood. Enjoy the security of AN
income to fall back on" Only S12,.
900 down.
DI 7-43GO MR.. DUCLOS JU. S-49S7
FREDERICK II. DENSTON CO.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
HOUSES TO BUILD

HOME BUILT on your lot: over 100
plans to choose from Financing
available. Call FE. S-2S7O or
write HOMES, 2S14 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

CROWDED? No more after you've
seen this de luxe, 4-bedroom. ga
bath beauty on level Ia-acre lot.
in q very DISTINGUISHED neighbor-
hood Of homes priced up to S4O,-
900: spacious liy. nm, sep. dining
nm very smart kit. delightful
carpeting incl, carport; very good
terms. priced in upper 2Os, must
be seen. JE. 10000. WM, A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, 7Ol
w. Broad. Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1961-05-25

BRAND-NEW, ready for your-3-
bedrm. brick-and-frame rambler in
concrete off-street' parking. liberal
conventional financing. Trace &C
cepted. Only S14,950. Call til 8
pm. WA. 7-3900. ROBERT 8.
nAUTG g. CO INC
Evening star., 1961-05-25
DON'T LET
MCLEAN
OAY nAHA HIHY ANn

SALONA VILLAGE
One Of the best areas in Mclean.
So very close in and convenient to
schools and shopping. A lovely A.
bedroom rambler on a magnifi-
Gently HANDICAPPED lot with plenty
OF fruit trees-and what a view
you have from the living room or
your private screened porch. Beau
tifully finished recreation room,
too; S2S.95O.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
Oman Til o T, 6-6O0o
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UNDER go and right in N. Arlington
is this brick charmer Of a rambler
that has living rm. with fireplace.
kitchen has built in breakfast
nook. 3 beautiful bedrms., lL7
baths. beautiful finished rec rm.
with built-ins. carport. lovely lot
on quiet street and walk to ele-
FHA with low down payment and
30-yr. loan. Price, S19,a5O. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON, ia. 5-1550, JA.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
".WINDHAM MANOR"
SILVER SPRING

Now under construction, 12 indi-
vidually STYLED ramblers, Cape
Gods and split-levels. Top-Quality
construction throughout Quaker
made kitchen cabinets, Frigidaire
S2S, 500 to S35,00O. Lots S5Xl so.
Also will custom build to suit,
using your plans or ours. Homes
Evening star., 1961-05-25
& q g TIME
HOLMES RUN AREA
TOWN AND COUNTRY
TALL, TREES

On level lot conveniently located
New brick ramblers and bi-levels.
bedrooms with 2 and 21a baths,
recreation rooms, large Kitchens
with breakfast space. Priced
so. $50 and up. Call for your
appt. to ingpect
Evening star., 1961-05-25
~ ACRES

SILVER SPRING AREA - Lovely
garden spot wa scenic view plus
a spotless 2-bedrm. rambler. all
for $4,000. Call WE. 5-46O6 or
C. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
INVEST, PROP, WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

APT. HSE. requiring renovation.
Buyer Deals Direct
CHARM OIL. 2-77s3
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REALTORS

PANORAMIC viEw-of the
surrounding coun tryside
from this 8 VI. young split
level in the highly desirable
Falls Hill residential area.
4 bedrms., liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. sep. din. rm., dream
kitchen; paneled rec. rm.
with firepl., h-acre lot. A
top offering in upper eos,
Call THE DARBY CO., ia.
5-9393; ewes, JE. 2-7965.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
Belvoir Area
BEREN'S BUY

BEREN'S BUY
For today, we have selected this
modern brick rambler from our
large list Of homes as an extra
ordinary purchase. 3 spacious
bedrooms and 8 sparkling bath
and space for more. The living
room is generous and there's q
full dining room. The modern
kitchen has large breakfast bar
and q full basement with recrea-
tion space and lots Of light. The
large lot with shade trees and
Towering shrubs and patio on q
knoll is q lovely setting and this
can be yours, VA. for no down
payment and approx. S116 per
month or FHA terms with lower
monthly payments.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
304 w. Lee Hwy. CIR. 3-l4OI
BREN MAR PARKS min. from
Springfield; S18,750; assume low
Az per cent GI loan for all
brick lovely split level on large
lot; 3 bedrm., III baths, large
finished rec. rm., basement. storm
windows, many extras. BY
OWNER, 1920 Edsall I'd. FL. A.
$500, 2-6 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SEAT PLEAsANT-S196 dn. incl.
settlement charges; 3-bedrm.
semi det. brk.: redec.: lge. yard.
Owner will finance. NE. S-1212
SEABROOK ACRES-Brick rambler,
tile bsmt., Ia baths; S1S.950
96th ave, Lanham-Severn I'd. SP.
3-4692; ewes, SIP. $4,000.
S0UTHLAWN-3-bedroom rambler,
kit. with disposal. dishwasher and
auto. washer: storm windows;
fenced lot; will redec. Call RE.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ADELPHI-Brk. rambler with 8 bed
rms, 2h baths and rec. rm. CEN
TRIAL AIR COND. EXTRA-N1CE
LOG. Only $500. HUGH T.
PECK, Realtors. HE. 4-1700.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-12-23

Party given by the Local Cour-'
Gil on Juvenile Delinquency.
We are asking all businesses
and clubs 10 donate candy, toys
and fruit for this party. Gifts
may be given to Mrs. Mable
Lindsey, 1869 Monticello or
Mrs. Mildred Bolden of 1912
Komeskey. Please give to this
worthwhile party so that the
unfortunate children of our vii
can enjoy this day.
Mable Lindsey, Pres. ;
Mildred Bolden, Secy.