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The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

"DICKERSON NAMED TO
ILLINOIS FEPC." - Spring
field, Ill. - Earl B. Dicker-
son, Negro and president
general manager of the Su-
preme Life Insurance Com
pany of America, was one of
the five persons selected by
Gov. Kerner of Illinois last
week to serve as members of
the newly created Fair En-
ployment Practices Commits
sion. The REPC was estab-
lished by the 72nd General
Assembly for the purpose of
eliminating discriminatory
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
"JAMACIA TO GET FREE

'JAMACIA III GEL FIRE E.
DOM IN 1862" - London -
Britain announced last week
it is offering independence in
1862 to Jamaica, the big Car
ribbean island which in a re-
cent referendum from the
West Indies federation. ia
maica, under British rule for
306 years, will be granted ma
tionhood outside the fedora
tion and also will be offered
a place in the British Com
monwealth, as will the feder-
alton it quit by the Sept. 10
vote.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
Brandon Notes
By Robert Williamson

On Sunday, October %, at l:
P. NJ, Mrs. Johnnie White will
speak at the True Light M. B.
Church on the Old Fannin
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/ sovereignty over its rich neigh.
Dor.
The Saudi Arabian monarch,
who has sent troops to help
defend Kuwait, told Arab
League Secretary General
Abdel Khalek Hassouna "the
issue is one of independence.
or mediation over Kuwait's in
dependence, which has been
recognized by ALL"
The donation league, rem
dered largely impotent by ira
ditional inter- Arab squabbling
since its formation in 1945, faces
another crisis when Kuwait's ap-
plication for membership comes
up at meeting in Cairo next
Wednesday.
Iraq is against admitting the
sheikdom. granted independ-
ence by Britain only three
weeks ago. Damascus news
papers said King Saud has
threatened to walk out of the
league unless Kuwait is ad-
mitted. Previous unofficial re-
ports said Iraq had threatened
to walk out if it is.
Britain has sent 5000 troops
into Kuwait. Sir Patrick Dean,
Britain's U. N. delegate, said
this was the extent of the mill
tary force planned for defense
of the sheikdom.
Evening star., 1961-07-07

Mr.. Gudeman said he had Of
fered no objections to the
councils proposal and added,
We're satisfied.
Mr.. Blough read to reporters
a lengthy statement that had
been handed the President.
The statement said in part;
THE action taken today
serves to establish clearly that
the council is an independent
organization of private indi-
viduals from many varied busi-
nesses and other activities who
desire to assist the Government
when called upon, without
having any official or semi
official status.
The degree of usefulness of
the council to the Government
will depend, of course, on the
extent to which the various
departments and agencies of
the Government request its
assistance"
When Secretary Hodges took
office he moved to answer
some of the public criticism of
the council. One step was to
propose public meetings to
meet the objection that the
council by its semiofficial con-
nection with the Commerce
Department had access to in
formation that was not gen.
orally available.
The Secretary also proposed
that the council name at least
twice as many persons as there
were vacancies in its member
ship and that the membership
be made more representative.
Mr.. Hodges also proposed
that the Secretary of Com
merce serve as the general
chairman. move that would
give the Secretary a more i'm
portant voice in the organiza-
tion'S affairs.
Mr.. Blough, in his discus
sion of the councils proposal
to broaden the base of its serv-
ices, said its membership in
cluded representatives of small
business as we'll as some of the
Nations largest companies.
Set Up by Roosevelt
The council was established
% years ago by Daniel C.
Roper, who was President
Franklin D. Roosevelt's first
Secretary of Commerce. 1t was
thought at that time that it
would serve as a means of
communication between busi-
ness and the President.
The council statement yes
terday said its rolls include
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u. NJ.

Continued From First Page
member of the Council and
cannot vote on the resolution
Mr.. Pachachi told the Coun-
ell his government never had
any intention of trying to take
over Kuwait by force. Iraqi
Premier .Abdel Karin Kassem
said the same thing in an in
terview in Baghdad.
But Mr.. Hussein of Kuwait
told the Council: "Iraqi troops
on the border are still being
reinforced and. are on the move
Radio Baghdad continues its
threats, My government
finds it difficult to trust any
statements from Iraq."
The move to shove the dis
pute to the Arab League drew
a warning from King Saud
that there can be no mediation
unless Iraq drops its claim of
Evening star., 1961-07-07
PorIey Set
On Air Route
To Moscow
BY the Associated Press

The United States and Russia
have agreed to start talks July
18 on a direct New York Mos,
COW commercial air route, the
State Department announced
today.
The establishment of such a
route would provide the first
direct air link between the two
countries. Air travellers pres
emily have to transfer at
Intermediate points when going
from one nation to the other.
Similar talks had been
scheduled to start exactly a
year earlier-on July 18, 1860
but the United States can
celed them before they started
after the Soviets fired on a
United States RB-47 recon-
naiSSance bomber.
United States officials tended
to regard the air talks now as
a technical matter rather than
as one of broad political signifi-
canoe affecting cold war
issues.
James M. Lands, special
assistant to President Ken
nedy. was named to head the
United States negotiators at
the talks.
Heading the Soviet group Co
the talks, which will be held
in Washington, is Col. Gen.
Yevgeni F. Loginov. Col.
Loginov is the Soviet civil
aviation Chief and boss of the
Soviet civil airline Aeroflot.
Pan American World AirWays
officials will sit in with the
American d elegates with
observer" status, That air.
line is the American air carrier
scheduled to fly to Moscow if
the r0lIte 0nenS I'm
Evening star., 1961-07-07

representatives from the aca-
dernic and professional life and
that present and past members
total more than $50. However,
most of the active members on
its roster are identified with
large corporations.
In addition to Mr.. Blough,
those attending the White
House conference were S. D.
Bechtel, ST., chairman of the
Bechtel Corp; Frederick R.
Cappel, president of the Amer
lean Telephone & Telegraph
Co.; Sidney j. Weinberg of
Goldman Sachs & Co., L. S.
McCollun, president of the
Continental Oil Co., and Harold
Boeschenstein, president of
OVENS s-Corning -FiberglaS Corp.
Evening star., 1961-07-07

ORGANIZATION of it's aura of
secrecy in its meetings. laid
its. proposal before President
Kennedy yesterday.
"A small group of the 65-
member council headed by
Roger M. Blough, steel execu-
tive, sought and obtained an
appointment with the Presi-
dent to declare the councils
Independence. 1t said that it
proposed to broaden the base
of its advisory services so as
TO serve all areas of the Gov
eTnment requesting itse services
rather than generally limiting
ats activities to the Depart
tnent of Commerce"
Meeting Set Monday
1.-THE full council will meet
next Monday in New York to
act on the proposals which will
10 y effect take the advisory
group out of Commerce De-
paFtment influence.
Mr.. Blough said the council
members met with the Presi-
dent for about As minutes and
consulted much longer with
pembers of the White House
staff. Afterward, Mr.. Blough,
who is chairman of the United
States Steel Corp, said the
Presidents view of the councils S
proposal was that if this is
the way they would like to op-
crate that the President welA
comes it."
> White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said the Presi-
dent told the callers he thought
their proposal was a good plan
and was glad the council would
continue ito be available for
consultation by any branch of
the Government"
Mr.. Salinger said the group
told the President that they
had no complaint in any way"
but they thought they could be
more effective" in the way pro-
posed to operate in the future.
Secretary Hodges was out of
town. but was represented at
the meeting by Undersecretary
Of Commerce Edward Guide
man.
Mr.. Blough disclosed the
councils proposals to reporters
at. the White House after the
lengthy meeting. He sought
to- minimize the disagreements
with Secretary Hodges and in
response to questions re-
marked, I'm not unhappy"
>. Secretary Hodges was more
or less bypassed by the council
IN arranging the meeting with
the President. He was reported
to be fishing in North Carolina.
Evening star., 1961-07-07
Business Council Seeks
81 o End Federal Role
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star Staff Writer

- The Business Advisory Council powerful and at times
controversial organization of opfght executives has pro-
posed to end long and semioffcia role adjunct of
The Commerce Department
- The council which has found itself in disagreement
with Secretary of Commerce Hodges who has stripped the
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at our Chevy Chase Store

at our Chevy Chase Store
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15'x91o"-8o90 AcriIon ocyIic, 2o2o mod
ocryIic, cordovon
l2xl2'6"-8oq6 AcriIon ocryIic, 2006 mod
ocryIic, aqua
l47"xl I nyIon, butternut
l2'xll' nyIon, Persian blue
l5'x9' nyIon, old gold
l5x1o'-8o90 AcriIon, 2oqo modocyIic,
12'x9'-8o06 Acron ocryIic, 2oq0 mod
ocryIic, aqua mist
l2'xl2'-8Oo6 AcriIon ocryIic, 2Oqo mod
ocryIic, brown
l5'xll'-8O0o AcriIon ocryIic, 2OQ6 mod
ocryIic, doeskin
12'xl0 wool, dark fern green
12x9'-809o Acron ocryIc, 20qo mod
ocryIic, golden beige
l5'xl l'-8O0o Acrilon ocryIic, 2OQo mod
ocryIic, aqua blue
l5xl0'-709o wool, 1920 nyIon, driftwood
l2'x9' wool, aqua
l2'xlo'-7090 wool, 1920 nyIon, antique gold
l5'xl0'-7o9o wool, 3090 nyIon, burnt orange
l5'xl2'-8000 AcriIon ocyIic, 2o90 mod
ocryIic, dove beige
15'xl0'-8O90 AcriIon ocryIic, 2Oqo mod
ocryIic, Iorkspur
l2'xl2'-7O90 wool, 3090 nyIon, wisterio
l5'xll'-8O00 AcriIon ocryIic, 2O9o mod
ocryIic, silver green
l2'x1 5'-SOoo AcriIon orr,,Iic 7noL Md
ocryIic, natural
l2'xl2' cotton, blue
l5xl2 cotton cameo.
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at our Washington Store

-. at our washington Store
.12'xl2l" nyIon, cream beige
.eml2' cotton, avocado
.l2x13'-8oqo, AcriIon ocVIic,
- 209o nodocyc, blue
: :12xlT3"-8O9o AcriIon ocryIic,
- 2090 nnodocyIic, desert beige
.12x15'-8o3o AcriIon ocryc,
=. 2o96 nodocVIic, yellow and red
.12x9'-7Oq6 wool, 30q6 nylon, smoke blue
.12xlo'4-7o96 wool, 3o9o nyIon,
-. smoke blue
.15'x9'-8O9o AcriIon ocryc,
:. 2O9o nnodocyc, souterne
.l5xl2' nyIon, Persian blue
,l5'xlO' nyIon, nooIochite
.l2xl3'-8O90 AcriIon ocYIic, 2O9o mod
=. ocryIic, rose beige
l0'5"xl 3'4" nyIon, spice gold
.l2'xl 3'8" nyIon, butternut
,l2'xl nyIon, Persian blue
l5xlO'-8O9o AcriIon ocryIic, 2OQo mod
=. ocNic, fown
,i2xlo-8O0o AcriIon ocryIic, 209o mod
:. ocryIic, aqua mist
15'xlO'9" nyIon, old gold
12'xl2' wool, dark fern green
15'xl2'-700o wool, 3O00 nyIon, drftwood
l2'xl 3'7"-8O90 Acrion ocryic, 209o mod
:. ocryIic, golden beige
5'xll'-8O9o AcriIon oeYic, 2O0o mod
:, ocryc, aqua blue
l5'xl ll'-700o WOOL 302o nyIon, wstero
12'x9' wool, aqua
15'xlo-7oq0 wool, 3o90 nyIon, burnt orange
l5'xl2-8O2o AcrIon ocryIic, 2oqo mod
:. ocryc, dove beige
Registered Trademark Of the Chemstrond Corporation
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SPECIAL PURCHASE -. -
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at our Wheaton Plaza Store

at our Wheaton Plaza Store
l2'x9'9" nyIon, shadow white
llxl3'lo" nyon; golden beige
9xl2 nyIon, buff beige
l2xl5'-80qo Acron ocryIic, 2Ooo mod
ocryic, yellow and red
l2'x9-7o9o wool, 3o0o nyIon, smoke blue
l5xll' cotton, coneo
l2'xl2' nyon, jasper
l5'x9'-8O06 AcriIon ocryIic, 2OQo mod
oeryIic. sduterne
l2xl0'-8O0o AcrIon ocyIic, 2O0o mod
ocyic, doeskin
l5'xl2' nyIon, Persian blue
l2xl2'-8Oqo Acron ocyIic, 2Oqo mod
ocryic, natural
9xl5'-8090 AcriIon ocYIic, 2O9o mod
ocYic, pine green
l2'xl2'-8Oq6 Acron ocyIic, 2Oq6 mod
ocyic, aqua
l5'xlO'-800o AcriIon ocryIic, 2o00 mod
ocryic, Perpo green
15'xl2-8o% AcriIon ocvIic, 2o06 mod
ocNic, dove beige
l2'xlO' wool, dark fern green
l5'xlo'-709o wool, 3o00 nyIon, driftwood
l5'xll'-80% AcriIon oevIic, 200o mod
ocNic, aqua blue
l2'x9'-8O9o AcriIon ocYIic, 2O00 mod
ocyic, golden beige
l5'xll'-809o AcriIon oeryic, 2o90 mod
ocNic, doeskin
l5'x9' nyon, old gold
l2'xll nyIon Persian blue
l4'8"xl0' nyon, meadow green
W6L-Foorcovern9s, 9th Floor;
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WGL-Floorcoverinas, 9th Floor:
oIso Chevy Chase and Wheaton PIozo
Evening star., 1961-03-28

first hand report from West Virginia mining town.
You'll hearJFK onthe subject Of natonaIis thencross
the Atlantic with G. Mennen Williams on his mission to
Africa.
Thus. in the course Of Presidential working day,
you'Ulearnh how man who relishes his Job approaches
the most awesome responsibiyin the Free World
onths reporohal stintyouI meet in addition to the
President Majority Whip Sen. Humphrey Of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
ADVENTURES on THE NEWFRoNTIER

Nhe office Of the President obviously has its hazards
Tonight ABCTv reports to you on these Adventures
theNewFrcntier. Corection:y reporting
Through the nonpansan eye Of a unique firstperson
camera technique youIl cover the Presidential beat
closeup, intimately, as ithas not been seen before
Youll sit in on high.leve White House discussions on
major national problems. You'll participate in Presi-
dental session on unemployment then 60 afed to get
Evening star., 1961-03-28

Ambassador to India John GabEaitI. Labor Secretary
Arthur Goldberg John cloy Presidential Adviser on
disarmament the Joint Chiefs Of Staff and numerous
other Washington luminaries
You can expect quite busy time of IL
Evening star., 1961-03-28

a BELL & HOWELL Closeup
cHi7 TONIGHT 1o-11PM ABc:Tv
Evening star., 1961-04-14
HYATTSVIII.E

AttIac; large Cape Cod brick, with
with firepl., din. rm., kit. with
table space. Det. garage. Lovely
yard with trees. In best and high
est part of Hyattsviile. Priced to
sell with excellent financing. Close
to parochial. public schools and
churches. AGER & scoFIELD,
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w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 Realtor
TYATTSVUF PROPFR
C. HnLEY & CO. Realtor

Reduced $3.50: ar issNflooT II SsrGRe iiR. Sm.
with, firepl., Ice. kit, din. rm.,
powder rm.. scr. rear pch.: End H.,
4 rooms. bath; attic room; terms.
ERWIN REALTY, WA. 7-0334.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

Is the word for this s-bedroom
rambler. IN one Of the better sec
tons Of Pimmit Hills; extras in
clude storm windows, oversize re-
frigerator, fenced yard and as
phalt driveway. Priced At S13,-
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Z. c. H1LLEY a go. CO. Realtors

EANDOvER; S195 down incl. seti.
ehgs.; 2-bedroom semidet. brick;
osmt., fenced lot. Owner will fi-
nance; avail. at once. ME. S-1212.
LANGLEY PARK-ADELPHI AREA
3-bedrm. brick rambler, with at
tIae. rec: rm.. elec. kit, fenced
can be bought FHA with 5000
down or assume 4hq6 trust; price,
$4,000. EDWARDS q RENICK,
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BLESSED SACRAMENT

Outstanding construction IN this A.
bedroom, 2-bath, ~full-basement
nrlck Cape Cod; convenient loca-
ton, only 10 minis. to PentaEon
TIE. 6-l4l5,
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WOODLAWN

The closer you look the bet
ter you will like this AL
brick rambler; built-in ga
rage, h.-w.h., 3 bedrms., full
bsmt., air cond. Assume lge.
4l2To loan or purchase with
$500 down FLA. Price,
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HICKS
REALTORS SINCE 1ana

split lev
ell, years old. Recreation room,
pa baths; improved lot with sew
eral trees; S23,50 104 N. Mon
tague st., IA. 4-4450.
ARLINGTON
Evening star., 1961-04-14
INCOME
PROPERTY

ARLINGTON FOREST bedrms. !;
air cond., recently redec., new
G.E. kit, enc. yd.. garden house,
$19,250 FHA avail. ia. S-59O3.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

CLUB HILLS. North
Arlington) One of North Arling-
tons most beautiful sections
Spacious and gracious: featuring
extra large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room.
leading onto charming patio: 3
huge bedrooms, 212 baths. ex-
ceptionally nice rec. room and
beautifully shaded lot; wall-to-
wall carpeting stsysi Immaculate
throughoutl Very desirable listing;
only $2S,950; flexible terms.
Just listed! BARR REALTY, INC.
ia. 4-335O.
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r I p

Terrific. charming brick split-level,
loc, in Springfield: includes 9 Ice,
oedrooms, ga baths, unusually at
traetlVe floor-to-ceiling fireplace
IN living room, modern kitchen. .
car carport, large storage area
and a family rec. room. 1t won't
last long at this new price,
S23r950. TIE. 6-l4I5.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
NORTH ARLINGTON

A redecorated Colonial featuring 2
pedrooms, separate dining room,
fireplace, full basement, big rec
room "a baths, and a 2-car ga
rage; immediate possession; fun
price only SlS,75O.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
LANHAM

Attention vets: no down, de
luxe all-brick rambler on big
level lot: 8 twin-bedrms.,
raised-hearth fireplace, sep.
din. rm., all-elec. kit, bsmt.
Close to NSA, schools, etc.
A real value at S1S,750.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

JUST OVEh -. y. LINE
Lovely brick-and- rambler
on Anchor fenced lot: diversified
family kit, lge. liv. rm.. 2 big
bedrms.. full daylight bsmt.; CT
or FILA $13.250.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

BROADMONT-Outside you'll find
q tasteful blending of antique
brick, cedar shingles. full-length
shutters and white lintels. Inside:
random-width pegged flooring, "a
It. living rm. with fireplace. for
NAL dining rm. with Colonial
Wallpaper, attractive kitchen,
rms, 3 baths. richly paneled fam
lily rm. with corner fireplace,
attached garage: lovely grounds:
superb location: S30.950. JE. A.
22SS. PARKER. SMITH q DON
MEL. REALTORS.
PARK-AttractiVe g.
bedrm. brk. rambler. with finished
bsmt. and garage; lge. corner
Handicapped lot; q rare find at
S20,750. So FLA loan. No agents.
JE. 3-S207.
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Evenings, 347I or 450l
ARr $500,
LAKE BANCROFT

Town and country living. Select
homes from S29,950 to $4,000,
BAREFOOT REALTY, INC.
Hu l-4l0n
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE

Close-in location. Stone Cape Cod
with 4 bedrms., ga baths, sen,
din. rm., liv. rm. cathedral cell
ing. open stairway to 2nd fir.
Wv. carpetins. Bsmt. with rec
rm. or maids quarters. Detached
stone garage. Anchor-fenced lot.
You must see to appreciate; could
not be duplicated for twice the
price. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
LANGLEY
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
~ REALToR
ia. s-S676 IA. s-S773

HILLS = spiit-ievei
brick: bedrms.. Ia baths. GE
Kit, rec. rm., garage, sliding glass
doors from dining rm. to walled
brick patio. Off Shirley hwy,
Conv. to schools, Pentagon. 4Is9s
loan; by owner. FL. 4-775O. ewes,
Mk. ends; MRS. WILLIAMSON,
XII. 9-3512 days.
LOVERS OF NATURE? - Make a
point to see this adorable 2-bedrm.
ANTIQUE brick rambler; nestled on
wooded u acre in beaut. Mill
Creek Park; S20,45O. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, INC, REALTOR,
S101 Columbia pike, IA. 6-1207.
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COLLEGE PARK

Like-new, imposing, 7-room
brick split-leyel: ga baths,
19x20 family rm. w/firepl.;
all-elec. kit, in color. owner
i'll, must be sold: q terrific
value at S25,500; assume
present financing. Near new
Space Agency and conv. to
Nd. Univ.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
HOT WATER

HEAT In this all-brick rambler,
less than year old. FIREPLACE
in large living room. dining area,
modern kitchen, n baths, full
basement, 3 master bedrooms;
near school and bus. Only S20,-
800; excellent terms.
BURcH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-5992
Evening star., 1961-04-14
ST REPNAPn'S

Walk to school and church; large
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., mod. equip.
kit. w/table space, 2 lge. bedrms.
de luxe rec. rm., lge. gear garage
waworkshop. Level fenced lot
with patio. FHA approved. S15,-
500; only $3.50 down.
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3-ACRE ESTATE

3-ACRE ESTATE
Is minutes to D. C. Rambler with
4 large bedrms, (Firepl. in master
bedrmo, . full baths, liv. rm,
2Ox30 with firepl.. formal din
rm., den, family-size elec. kit,
equip. laundry. A real dream house
on 8 wooded acres. Priced in mid
Jos. For appt. phone
PRINCE GEORGES EEALTY co
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

PAPPY WILL BE HAPPY invest
ing part Of his hard earned in
e on anSst so TINS tEy fa%' ot fsSshe5 iocsHe5
Just oyer Arl; Co; line, ,70-ft;
porch. wonderful sized liv. rm.
with wide picture window, formal
dining rm.. 3 really lge. bedrms., :,
3 baths: 22x24 Cypress paneled
family I'm plus l5x30 rec. I'm. /;
2-car garage, wall-to-wall carpet
ing incl, plus all kit. extras.
Walk to public grade school.
VERY OPEN TERMSl See this
today. JE. $4,000. VIM. A, CHAP
MAN REALTY INC.
PARKLAWN, ALEXANDRIA - This
is q Well-built brick rambler; ex-
ceptionally clean; level lot; extra
large living room with fireplace,
complete GE kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
Ia baths; large screened back
porch. Assume large 4laee loan,
low monthly payments. Call Mrs.
NARROW, CL. 6-0SS2. MARSTEL-
LER McCABE & CO., Wo. 6-197O.
PINE SPRINGS CONTEMPORARY
-Brfck-and-frame construction;
lst-floor level recreation room,
fireplace, bedroom and bath. 2nd
floor, 2 nice bedrooms and bath,
nice Lying room and dining ell,
nice lot with trees. Excellent
condition. Priced, S22,50O. Call
THE BIG
(k A11
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REDUCEDI

n. Arl.-Brick; 3 b.rs.. full bsmt.
scr. porch; good lot; nice Kitchen
W/eating space. Take over a 4Jaco
loan at SlO5 mo-, pitt: now only
S1S,750.
HOLLEY REALTY
21S3 Lee Hwy. KE. S-5350
Evening star., 1961-04-14
ALEXANDRIA, AREA
BIJCKNEIJ,

AREA, for quick sale;
SLo, ,ooO--3-bedrm. brk. remb., fin.
pSnto rec. rm scr. porch, patio:
$1,000 dn. OWNER. CL, 6.27Os'
Evening star., 1961-04-14
HYATTSVILLE

GI-FHA; rambler with ga
rage; 8 bedrms., sep. din.
rm.; lovely fenced lot; par
tial bsmt.; close to all cows.
Needs some dec; If you are
handy call and get 0 buy.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
RED HOT!
5000 DOWN

AkAN In
5000 DOWN
Will buy this newly decorated, g.
pedrm., 2-bath and rec. rm. home:
master bedrm., 1Sx1S, with pvt,
patn and open-deck balcony. FHA
deal incls. dishwasher, disposal,
washer and drier: storm windows
ana drs. Lge. 1S5-ft. lot is fenced,
loeal for children. Close to schools
and busline. Price, SI7,950.
IA. 7-6525
WALTER R. REYNOLDS CO.. INC
= lh-acre beautiful
wooded lot with a spacious s.
bedrm- rambler; living rm. W.
ftrepl., dining rm., screened porch
and in immaculate condition:
close to. Chantilly and new CIA;
Just reduced to S21, $50. Hurryi
Hurry! Call IA. $4,000. BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC. REAL
Evening star., 1961-04-14

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
OPEN 8 TIL o
BINGO! The Jackpot is yours, Fans
Church City, walk to St. James
kit. with eating space; Handicapped
lot with tall trees: safe for
children on quiet street: assume
large loan with $1,000 dn., pay
ments less than rent. Vacant. move
right In; price Sl4.95O: don't
wait on this one, will sell fast.
Open 9-s. PLANTATION REALTY.
CONTEMPORARY; sew
. en- Corners, Lake Bancroft vic
bedrms., ga baths, 2 fireplaces.
hv. rm., din. rm., wall-to-van
, carpet, custom drapes, stairs and
hall earpeted, Westinghouse kit,
dishvaSher, disposal, wall oven,
eating counter, rec. rm.. adj. play
rm., trees and shrubs. profession
OWNER, s29,5O0. JE. 2-S66l,
ceptionai 3-bedrm., 2is-bath brick
in garage. sliding aluminium doors,
bsmt. recreation area to outside
terrace. Excellent location: con-
yenient to everything. Price. S32.-
Unusually clean, 7-ysar-old brick
for small family; 8 bedTms., full
Sai,soo, s2,66o 0ssGE cash. isG4 $40 pes: per
month. MALCOLM MATHESoN,
JR;, INC, oV. 3-O971; eyes,, oV.
3-0033.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

PLENTY OF ELBOW room in this
3-bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt. |;
anchor fenced yard. FHA an.
praised; $19,75O. Walk to Crest
wood school and shopping. Call
BOB RINER REAL ESTATE
SALES. 451-2421; ewes. FL. A.