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Evening star., 1961-05-15
TROUBLE WITH ADOPTION
Most Couples FUNK
Varied Legal ests

This IS the first Of four articles
probing into the legal tonslS
owoitins ehildIsss couples who
won't to sdopt on infont. The
reporter interviewed meny su-
thorities concerned with problems
Of child sdoptioh.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

some kind of fixed installation
across the 20 miles between the
French port of Calais and the
British port of Dover.
British, French and Ameri-
can interests for years have
sought support for such a prof.
ect, but the big impetus came
when President Nasser of the
United Arab Republic ma
tionalized the Suez Canal in
1856.
Deprived of its operating
property, the BritiSh-French
Suez Canal Co. turned to the
channel project as a new area
for investment. The British
government owns A per cent of
the company'S stock.
The Suez company teamed
UP with the British and French
channel tunnel companies and
Technical Studies, Inc, of the
United States. The group, which
favors a tunnel rather than a
bridge, has spent 100000 in
the past four years promoting
the project.
Evening star., 1961-08-24

yesterday and had four more
on call today. The defense hac
80 witnesses on hand.
w. C. Shoemaker, a reporter
for the jackson Daily News
said he felt some people inside
the railways bus station where
Mr.. Thomas was arrested "in.
tended to do violence" but thai
police had the situation under
control.
Under cross-eXamination, he
said the Freedom Riders left
the bus and entered the white
waiting room peaceably with
out gestures. threats or shouts
Capt. Ralph Hargrove, identi-
fication officer for the Jackson
Police Department, said arrival
of the Riders could have ex-
ploded into a race riot, but
added that police had every
thing under control.
Ell M. Cowling, an inveStiga-
tor for the Alabama Department
of Public Safety, said the first
Riders in Alabama May IA were
Evening star., 1961-08-24

besieged by angry mo5s because
they came to integrate.
He said he saw Mr.. Thomas
several times on a bus ride
from Atlanta, Ca, to Admission,
Ala, where a mob burned the
bus, but never saw him pro-
woke any violence.
Prosecuting Attorney Jack
Travis said in his opening
statement that when MIR.
Thomas went to the bus station
at Jackson there was a large
crowd-a dangerous situation
and police ordered him to
move on twice but he refused.
That, gentlemen, is a breach
Of the peace" Mr.. Travis said.
Defense Attorney Carl Rach-
lin said the defendant could
not possibly have committed a
breach of the peace with all
the officers around.
At Columbia. S. c., the State
Supreme Court threw out the
convictions of 26 Negro Morris
College students in connection
with sit-ins at Sumter on
Evening star., 1961-08-24

United States in critical nego-
tiations with the Soviet Union.
Pledges Help to India
Two weeks ago Mr.. Bowles
achieved a fresh pinnacle as
the No. / idea man." Senator
Dirksen said. In New Delhi
he told a press conference that
if India were attacked, help
from the United States would
be there the following morning
whether the aggression came
from mdia's neighbors or any
source whatsoever"
Now this is probably the first
time the formulation Of a
military alliance was ever at
tempted in a press conference,
and, might add, without re-
ferral to the executive and leg
islative branches of the United
States Government, which has
no military pact with India"
Another development in the
"Ev and Charlie" news confer
ence today was a suggestion by
House Minority Leader Hal
leck that President Kennedy
consider curtailing export Ii
censeS on shipments to Soviet
bloc nations.
Mr.. Halleck asserted that
House Republicans would gladly
support a resolution approved
yesterday by the Rules Com
mittee for a special committee
investigation of the operation
and enforcement of laws gov
erning control of exports.
Cites Volume Increase
According to the Commerce
Departments own records" Mr.
Halleck said, the dollar
volume of United States goods
licensed for shipment to the
Soviet bloc increased 800 per
cent in the thre weeks after
President Kennedy's address to
the Nation on Berlin, as COM
pared to the preceding three
weeks. Those licenses covered
such items as railroad equip
ment, synthetic rubber, chemi-
Gals and other materials which
the Commerce Department
ruled would not increase the
war-making potential of the
Soviet bloc.
In June the Commerce De-
partment took another amaz-
ing step. Despite the fact that
Communist food shorages were
causing Khrushchev to recon-
mend eating horse meat, the
department announced that
surplus farm commodities sub
Sidized by United States tax
payers would be sold to the
Soviet Union and it's satellites
if they would pay in dollars.
"As recently as three weeks
ago. export licenses were being
okayed for shipments of Ameri-
can-manufactured bsllbearings
and machine cutting tools to
the Soviet Union and aircraft
ground and maintenance equip
ment to Communist Czechoslo-
vakia,"
Evening star., 1961-08-24

March 4. 1860. The Court held
the charge in the warrant
conSpiring to breach the peace
was too general"
The IS were convicted in
Magistrates Court and each
sentenced to pay S1OO or serve
80 days after sit-ins at two
drug stores and one variety
store. Their convictions were
sustained by Circuit Court and
appealed to the high court.
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Channel Tunnel,
Bridge Studied

LONDON. Aug. "a (AP).-
An English Channel tunnel or
bridge linking Britain and
France-talked about for two
centuries-was a step closer to
construction today.
The two nations last night
announced they will start Of
ficial discussions on building
Evening star., 1961-08-24

yesterday that there was fear
of violence at transport termi-
nails Under croSs-examination,
however, they admitted the
Riders did nothing to provoke
trouble.
The testimony, before an
all = white jury, was in the
case Of Henry Thomas, l9-
year old Howard University
student from st. Augustine,
Fla. Mr.. Thomas, a negro,
was arrested May "a with the
second busload of Riders from
Evening star., 1961-08-24

Montgomery, Ala. He was con-
victed the next day by a mu-
nicipal judge on charges of
breach of peace IN that he
disobeyed an officers order to
move out of the white section
of a segregated waiting room.
Mr.. Thomas was one of about
1870 Freedom Riders-NegroeS
and whites-who appealed theil
City Court convictions tc
County Court.
The State put on IL witnesses
Evening star., 1961-08-24

BoWleS had been on the brink
of being fired by President
Kennedy or moved to some less
sensitive job.
Senator DirkSen declared this
was all the more desirable now
because of what he called CON
tinuing free-wheeling remarks
and proposals that have had
the effect of weakening the
bargaining position of the
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Fear of Race Violence
Told at Riders Trial

JACKSON Miss Aug. "a (AP).-The State of Mississippi
will today that Freedom Riders created dangerous
racial tension here.
The defense expected to counter that the Riders
had no such intention if they had there were
enough officers to prevent breach of the peace
Prosecution witnesses Kinds County Court testified
Evening star., 1961-08-24
Q. Q. P. Asks BoWIes
Be SiIenced or Fired

Congressional Republican leaders today that Under
secretary OF State Chester BoweS be either completely med
or removed from the china shop of diplomacy he break
something really costly"
senate Minority Leader Dirksen said after the G. o.
leadershps weekly meeting that reason To heleve r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18
BURRIS
WILL, TRADE
S24,500

NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
Center hall, N. Arl., 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., f.p.; family din. nm, Ice;
kit, eat. space; lee. ground level
bsmt. with ftp, full bath roughed
in; room for 2 additional bedrms.,
conv. to everything. viii sell
quickly. To inspect call
Keller Co.. Inc. ia. 2-6200
ROsEMONT AREA : No money
down al or $500, down FLA for
this all brick . bedroom home
ideal location on cul-de-sac, fea-
lures large living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen. tile bath,
full basement. Get started now
Only Sl2,500.
CALL NOW Ne. 6-411b
WELLINGTON REALTY
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
ARLINGTON
22x10O II. Excellent location on
Columbia pike. AC unit. parking.
Fully equipped restaurant In WE'LL
located shopping center; approx
1Sx65 It. Reasonable rent.
Retail or office use, on s. Glebe
road; 20x50 It. Air cond. Parking.
16x5O II. for business or office use.
Parking; S125 mo.
ALEXANDRIA
Approx. 55x130 it., 7,150 50. It.
Parking. Very reasonable rent.
DC.
Upper Georgia ave, approx. 2Ox75
it., in good shopping area with
parking. $3.50 mo. with heat furn.
Georgia ave, mr.. Kennedy st.,
22x50 IT., $3.50 mo. with heat
furnished.
Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor, Leasing
Dept, SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 724 14th st. NV. Ma. g.
23A5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT LOTS,
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTRlUEDl

BURNING TREE MANoR-h-aeFs
wooded home site. M. Bradley
blvd. on Seven Locks I'd, EentlJ
sloping downvards 70 rear. I00T
200, ready for immediate eon-
Struetion; Sll,500. OIL. 2-755s or
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SETTLEMENT CHARGES INCL.H
Cash needed S45O, balance one
trust 80 yrs. Payments less than
rent. Large liv. rm., din. area,
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.-walk out
to deep lot with trees-Anchor
fenced. IMMACULATE HOME.
Immediate occupancy. S14,l6O.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE


EX-BUHDER viii wholesals 8 semi
detached rented houses; located
at goth and Oliver 81. W. Hyatt
sYille, Nd. Excellent investment
not much cash required. CAL
owner, JU. e-Sq35.
LAUREL, MD,|-untt apt; good
invest; centrally loo; $4,000
Info; call 301-PA. 5-1766.
MOD. 1O-UNIT APT. BLDG-Only
$4,000 cash over LIST trust. Upper
NV. APPROX. 1875 return. RALPH
d. COHEN, TU. 2-9200.
MOTEL sITE-Choice N. Va, cal
Mr.. Scobel, KENYON 4 EDWARDS
co. ia. 2-65O0 or DU. 5-569s
SMALL SYNDICATE needs add,
tional participants 70 purchasi
IS acres In Indian Head hwy. with
commercial possibilities. Small in.
vestment required. INVESTMENT
REALTY CO., DI. 7-00b0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18
SERVICE STATIONS
SUNOCO

Excellent opportunities available in
Northern Virginia area for men
interested in having their own
service station business. With
Sunoco's financial assistance plan
arrangements can be made fol
qualified applicants with a mini
mum of $1,000 and proper back
ground to have their own bust
ness. Annual income ranges from
$4,000 to $4,000. This is a real
opportunity. Telephone SUN OIL
COMPANY. Ma. 1926. or Sat.
Sun, and ewes, Mr.. Crockett, JE
2-32SS for an appointment.
TASTEE-FREEZ q FOOD BAR
(seats $50 in Gordonsville. Va
Excellent location at Circle. Guar
antee to net at least $4,000 q
mo. This winter. Regardless Of
weather. Jan thru. Sept. Opera
ton melted $4,000 under hired
management. OVER $4,000 new
equipt. and long lease on new at.
tractive bldg. with A-acre paved
lot. Ideal for Curb Service. OF
Miniature Golf and other activities
owner lives out Of town and has
other interest. Priced to sell. Call
or write A. c. CORBIN Gordons-
Vile, Va. TIE. 2-2979 or Amiss-
vile, Va. WE. 1889.
TAX AND BOOKKEEPING SERV-
ICE, small commercial businesses
in D. c. Will be ready to take
over January ]. Want to retire
will sell for cash. Box 12-L, Star.
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: I WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ANNAPOLIS AREA-3-bedrm. wa
$4,000. BOX 6S-t. Star,
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gerachiS

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314
SOUTH ALEXANDRIA = Under a
weeping willow tree this solid g.
bedrm. rambler featuring large T.
shaped living rm.-dining rm; on
level Handicapped lot; garage with
erything: under $4,000. FILA APP
praisal in and ready to go with
small down payment
HICKS REALTY, INC.
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

TWO TO GO-Only 2 Of these re-
markable values are left. One g.
bedroom and one 4-bedroom
Price. S1s,400 and s1e,750. Din
ing m, 2 baths, dream kitchen
with eating space, bsmt. Quality
brick construction. Ideal area fol
children. Nice lots with sidewalks
and curbs. walk to school: A,
REALTY. ". A-7OOl
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WISH To BUY 4-FAAFILY APT. in
ne. or Trinidad area; self-mains
tanned. Brokers Coop. invited.
TON. Reaitor, 10. $4,000.
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Georgia ave, mr.. Kennedy st.,
22x50 IT., $3.50 mo. with heat
furnished.
Evening star., 1961-05-05
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register ana 1rlpune syndicate
All of us hear and read a
a great deal about vitamins,
but it is difficult to remem-
ber just which food sources
provide them. Today I will
give you a quick review on
this subject.
Most of the vitamins are
widely scattered through the
food world but often in small
quantities. 1t would be too
laborious to list all of the
foods which supply any one
vitamin. Therefore, I will just.
give you a few really good
sources for each one.
Vitamin A - Deficiency in
this vitamin may cause night
blindness and certain skin
troubles. Adequate amounts
of Vitamin A are believed to
help reduce the probability of
respiratory diseases. The
yellow, green and leafy vege-
tables, liver and fish liver oils
are splendid sources.
Vitamin B - (Thiamin) y
Pork, yeast and whole grain
products are especially good
sources.
Vitamin B 2 (riboflavin)-
Milk and green's and liver
and yeast are fine sources.
Nicotine acid - Whole
grain cereals, meat and yeast.
Folio acid and vitamin B
IL - Green vegetables and
liver.
Vitamin c or AScorbic acid
Citrus fruits are the best
sources. Tomatoes or tomato
juice, cantaloupe, straw
berries and cabbage are also
high in vitamin c content.
Vitamin DIFF we were out
in the sunlight more, we
would not require vitamin
D orally. This is not true of
dark skinned or heavily sun
Evening star., 1961-05-05

Penfield, Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Lewis Jones, Chief
of Protocol and Mrs. Duke,
Ambassador and Mrs. Walms-
ley, DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Carmichael, Mr.. Terry Duce
of the Middle East Institute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hochs-
child of the Africa-American
Institute. President, Mobil
international, and Mrs. Her
man Schmidt, Chairman of
General Dynamics Frank
Pace, Assistant Vice Presi-
dent. General Dynamics, and
Mrs. Bernard Smyth, Mrs.
George Maurice Morris, Miss
Letitia Baldrige, IVA Cen
eral Manager and Mrs. Van
Mol, Miss Flora Rhind of the
Rockefeller Foundation. Miss
Flora Ludington. librarian Of
Mount Holyoke College. Fran
els Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Cowen, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. William Biddle, and Of
ficers of the State Depart
ment's African division.
The menu was: Consomme
Julienne with melba toast;
filet of Dover sole, Marguery.
breast of pheasant with wild
rice, string beans and car
rots. endive and watercresS
salad with cheese dressing.
pear with sauce melba and
"langues de chat" which
translated literally means
tongues of a cat" It's a kind
Of cookie, that's all.
The Marine Band and Air
Force strolling strings pro-
vided the music. And lastly,
it is reported that Secretary
Rusk did not wear the stiff
turned down collar he had
promised to sport with white
tie attire.
Evening star., 1961-05-05
WHY GROW OLD?
Vitunnins Are in Foods,
But Which Ones2

tanned people, however, Cod
liver oil, eggs, irradiated milk
and canned salmon are ex-
cellent sources.
Vitamin K-A deficiency in
this vitamin is rare except in
certain diseases. If you eat
an adequate amount of
leafy. green vegetables, you
probably have nothing to
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Theoter Party
To Be Benefit

The Prince Georges Coun-
ty Cancer Crusade Theater
Party's 81 sponsors are han
ding sale Of tickets for a
benefit performance Of Man
and Superman" to be pre-
sented May Is at Arena
Stage.
The Prince Georges County
Chapter Of the American
Cancer Society will receive
all proceeds from the per-
formance of Shaw's play.
Mrs. Carlton r. Sickles is
chairman Of the committee
in charge Of the theater
party.
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Society-Home
Tunisiun President
Has q Busy Day

Continued From Page ca
along with IA other unat-
tached men in the Bourgui-
ba party (they really needed
a couple of female reporters;
and Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Goldberg, Senator and
Mrs. Fulbright, Senator and
Mrs. Wiley, Senator and Mrs.
Gore, Senator Neuberger, end
representatives Frances Boil
ton and Marguerite Church.
Allen Dulles, the belea-
guered CIA director, was
there with his wife: and
others were 1CA Director and
Mrs. Henry LabouisSe, AS
Evening star., 1961-05-05
The EVENING STAR
washington, D. Z.
FHd0y, M0y 5, 1861

sistant Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. Mite, Mr.. Jacobs
son, Export Import Bank
President and Mrs. Linder;
Managing Director, Develop
ment Loan Fund; and Mrs.
Coffin, Housing AdminiStra-
tor Robert Weaver, United
States Representative to
UNESCO and Mrs. John Nor
row, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rom
aid Tree.
Undersecretary Of State
and Mrs. Ball also attended,
as did Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Williams. Deputy
Assistant and Mrs. James
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-30
GastHU
By Mrs. Martin Langaa
PA 9-7837

Elwood and Keith Grove
spent the holiday weekend
with their grandparents, the
Clarence Kay'S in North Eat
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kruger
and children of Canton spent
Thanksgiving with the form
erS parents MIR. and Mrs. r.
Whistler. On Saturday the H.
Whislers, also of Canton were
here and all attended the
hockey game at the Arena,
Saturday night. On Sunday
they :. attended the football
game in Cleveland.
Mrs. M. Langaa spent the
weekend with her relatives in
Cleveland. On Thursday she
was with the A. p. Langaa
family in Highland Hgts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis, Jr.
and children, Cheryl, Eric
and Linda were with the r.
Allison family in East Cleve-
land.
The Ross and Sidoti famil-
les were with relatives in
Cleveland for the holiday.
Mrs. j. HulSebus and sons
of Mayfield Hgts, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. McAleer of Cleve-
land and the r. G.. Baxter
family from here had Thanks
giving dinner with the j. H.
Baxters on Rogers Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Toffant of
Fairview, spent Saturday at
the home of their son and
daughter-in- law, the Paul Tof
fants on County Line Rd.
Roger Hatfield attended a
party on Saturday for Clifford
McNalley it being his 9th
birthday.
Funeral services were held
Monday, in the Mayfield Met
hodiSt church for Mrs. Irwin
McClintock who passed away
on Saturday. Mrs. McClintock
lived on the River Rd, in Cat
eS Mills, and was well ac-
quainted here.
Mrs. M. Chunkel, (mother
of Mrs. M. Olson, of County
Line Rd. } suffered serious
conclusions w h e n she fell
down a flight of stairs in the
home of her daughter, last
Saturday. She was taken to a
Cleveland hospital, but pass
ed away before an operation
could be performed. Funeral
services were held On Mon
day in st. Francis Asissi
church.
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RECORD CHARDON, O., NOV. 80, 1876
Evening star., 1961-05-26

ROGEHS HEIGHTS
6-rm. Cape Cod on double corner
fenced lot; liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. Tm., modem kit, 3 bed
rms. finished rec. rm., side
screened porch; priced ct only
$16,260 with $3.50 dn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
CAPITAL VALUES

CAPITAL VALUES
RENTAL WITH OPTION
4-bedrm. Cape Cod on
large lott sep. din. rm.. large
modern kit, liv. rm. with corner
firepl., new Hollywood bath: full
bsmt. and off-street parking; don't
delay call today.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

SILVER SPRING, -Four Corners
Grea-Charming 8 bedrm. and den
brk. 2M baths. sep. din. rn., kit.
will seat s, wonderful for enter
taining. built-in garage, rec. rm.
with hardwood floors. Assume Air
Force colonel's 494qs loan. Asking
S22,Q6O.
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KENSINGTON

MASS. AVE. AREA; sl9,950! Ma
ture-lover'S paradise!-CharminR
brick Colonial in beautiful
wooded setting; 2 bedrooms, rec.
rm. in full basement. Ia baths,
built-in garage: large canopied
terrace that is delightful OUT
OF-TOWN OWNER WANTS AC-
T1ON! DI. 7-1411, FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC, ewes, WO. 6-5490
Evening star., 1961-05-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PINEY BRANCH RD. AREA-Beau-
tifully built new 3-bedrm., brick
colonial; ultra mod. kit, din. rm.,
1st. fir. powder rm., tiled bsmt.
A gem for SIS. 800.
TAKOhdA REALTY JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1961-05-26
6 BEDROOMS

English Cape Cod now
being completed IN Colesville Man
or, Silver Spring. Two dens, sew
ing room, rec. rm. W/ftrepl. and
many other features add up 70 2 q
lot 100x270. Built by Edwards and
Rennick Construction Co., MA.
2-11ee, En-. 3-e317.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LANHAM-No down payment to
GI for 3-yr.-old brick and frame
rambler on level. 15O-ft. lot. 4
bedrmS., Ia baths. and huge rec.
type bsmt, Fireplace in liv rm.,
separate din. rm. With 1900 50.
It. Of living space, it's the best
5 for s buy in the area for S17,-
$50. Liberal FLA terms too.
LOOK VErS-Pay settlement costs
only for this all white brick Cape
Cod on Big double lot (l20-ft.
frontage). 4 bedrms.. fireplace in
liv. rm.. separate din. rm., full
bsmt. and built-in garage. Beat
this value for Sl3,500. $3.50 down
FLA.
Mr.. st. BERNARD's - 3-bedrn.
masonry rambler on approx. "a
acre (fence enclosed). Spacious liv.
and din. area combination. Full
tiled bSmt. $3.50 down to qualified
buyer.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-05-26
ALEXANDRIA.

SWIMMING POOL
First offering. 6-yr. .-old home in ex.
elusive established neishborhood
Liv. rm. wifirepl.; formal din. rm. /;
fpietsd fuii Baths se t%Mirefi tSinsized n beGrms Stan
compl. GE kitchen; patio and pool
in beautiful garden Immed pos
session. S32,75n. TIE. 6-2357.
AN IMPRESSIVE SPLIT-LEVEL
HOME that's only 4 years old.
25-ft. living room, separate dining
room lprpe enough for growing
family. fully equipped kitchen with
breakfast bay. four large bedrooms
and two full baths; third is
roughed in. 1S-ft. rec. room; you
can assume a high GI loan at q
low price Of only S27.a50. F. W.
BERENs. Realtors. Open til o.
Ell. 6-6022.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

D14111NNO1N !" AOO11D
REALTORS SINCE 1906
5000 CONN. AVE.
SILVER SPRNG-De luxe 4-bed-
rm,, 3-bath home in Franklin
Flower Sves. area; fun din. rm.,
lovely rec. rm. with fireplace;
maids rm. wIbath; garage.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(cONTINuED)

ALEXANDRIA - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. modern kitchen, eye
level oven; pine e-paneled family
rm., carport; S1S.50O, Sl,lO0
down. so. 5-5055 or so. 5-524S.
ALEX, Holm Hall; conv. to shop
ping; elem. school and bus-4-bed-
rm. brick rambler; full bSmt., rec.
rm., l "a baths. High assumption
OWNER. SO. S-91SS.
ALEXANDRIA AREA SOUTH - g.
bedrm. brick rambler, daylight
walkout basement, eating space
in kitchen, large fenced yard with
trees; $4,000; Sl,400 down; SI2O
mo-. FHA or 4lz96 GI available.
Call SO. 1924.
ALEXANDRIA. S., Rose Hill; BY
OWNER-3-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
bier on lge. level lot; full bsmt. q,
rec. rm.; nr. shops. schools; S18.-
500, incl. many extras. so. 5-2966.
ATEYANnDTA
Evening star., 1961-05-26
POTOMAC
THos. J. FISHER q CO.. INC.

- Custom built Colonia
farm house on 3K wooded acre.
with stream. Features paAeled kit
and family room with barbecue!
heated heat noon; rooms in bsmt, BSseboarS sss
h.-w.h., gear garage; bus to pub.
lie and parochial schools; S48.500
Call OWNER, WI. S-916S. No agts
POTOMAC; s ACRES = Fabulou!
new raneher with liy. rm; 15x26
ily room, PLUS bedrooms and
2 baths ALL ON ONE FLOOR
9th bedroom, bath, rec. rm. and
gear garage In full out-of-ground
basement. Fantastic value al
S45.e50! Mr.. Bartz, EN-. g.
1858, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS