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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-10-25
Navaios Vote Against
Union i'm NlRB vofimq

Voting, under National l. Dor
K Citations Board supervision,
uranium workers at Mexican Hat,
Utah, voted against unionizing at
the Texa s-ZinC Minerals Corpor-
alton Mill. The vote was Sc to II,
to remain non-union. The Hold Car
riers andOperating Engineers I'm
ion att e mpt e d to organize inthe
plant at Mexican Hat.
The Navajo Tribal Council had
long opposed the efforts of the un-
ion to organize. The Council and
the Navajo Tribe took the case to
the Supreme Court in an effort to
prevent the NLRB from holding the
election. On this account the Steel
workers Union withdrew the ballot.
The National Labor Relations
Board made the result of the
election known la st week. At that
time the NLRB rejected demands
of the union for a new election.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-10-25
Tube City Neig hborhood
VI engagement Board Meets

The Tuba City Neighborhood
Management Board met on Octo-
Der 6, in the lounge of the Tuba City
Community Center. The overall
purpose of the meeting wa S to begin
writing bylaws for the new organ
lzation to manage South Tuba De-
velopment. The Resolution ACJ-
5O-57 was explained to members in
order gor them to consider BY
laws, rules and regulations which
might be arrived at in view of the
aforesaid resolution.
Present we're Mark Begay, Ad-
olph Ma loney, Mrs. Maloney,
Frank Jensen, Dennis Parker, Joe
Tynskey, Dan Becenti, and Richard
Tisinnie.
The result of the meeting was
a start toward written bylaws. At
the end of the meeting bthe mem
bers felt that a higher personnel
with more authority should come
out and attend the next meeting for
the purpose of defining how much
authority could be granted he
members of the board. The MEM
bers felt that in order to govern and
regulate lot dispositions person
with a uthority should talk to CHE
board members about limitations.
The board felt they can't start to
enforce anything until such a time
they are better informed about
neighborhood development and the
question of authority.
The above report comes from
Albert Harvey, Community Work
er, from the Tuba City Area.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-10-25

GAMERCO, NEW MEXICO.
The Advisory Committee will
be briefed as to the proposal for
an organization of the National
Bank at Gamerco, New Mexico, for
its information and consideration.
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Council Meets

In session on October 10 to 10Th.
The following was on the agenda for
the fall meeting.
APPROVING PUBLIC WORKS
PROJECTS.
Applications for public works
projects will be presented for the
con slider tion of the Advisory
Committee.
APPROVING OF LEASING OF
TRIBAL LANDS FOR HIGHWAY
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES.
A resolution will be presented
to the Advisory Committee for ap-
proval of five lease sites for Ari-
iona Highway Department Main
tenance Camps on Routes / and 3.
APPROVING WITHDRAWAL OF
LANDS FOR CEMETERIES.
Three resolutions will be pre-
scented by the Community Develop
ment Department to the Advisory
Committee for approval S follows:
A. Withdrawal of land for GEM
SISA at NAdSSlOIls
B. Withdrawal of land for a GEM
etery at CROSSWORD.
c. Withdrawal of land for GEM
etery at Cornfields.
APPROVING OF MINING
RESOLUTIONS.
Three resolutions will be pre-
scented by the Tribal Mining De-
partment to the Advisory Commit
tee for approval as follows:
A. Clarifying Tribal and Individ-
ual Royalty Schedule and providing
for up-grading of uranium ore and
other minerals associated there
with.
b. TO assure an adequate supply
OF uraniu m ore for Rare Metals
uranium mill.
c. Authorizing Amendment to Utah
Construction and Mining Company
Coal Lease No. 14-2O-6O3-25
D. One apple alton for a mining
permit.
IA L nv t2lNO vi ANJlN IN(AN
RENEWAL FOR ENTERPRISE
MANAGERS.
The Advisory Committee will
consider contract renewals for
Managers of the following Enter
prises:
A. Arts and Crafts Guild
B. Natanni Nez Lodge
G. Wingate Indian Village
APPROVING OF AMENDMENTS
TO TRADING LEASES
AND REPORTS.
The office of the Trading Super
visor will pres sent the following
items for the Advisory Commit
tess considerations:
A. Amendment to the Pine Springs
Trading Post Lease.
B., Amendment to the Tsegi Trad
ing Post Lease.
c. The TT "a ding Committee will
present a report on the Tsegi Trad
ing Post for the information of the
Committee.
APPROVING OF BUSINESS
SITE APPLICATIONS.
The following business site ap-
plications will be presented to the
Advisory Committee for approval:
A. Mr.. Kenneth Francisco, To-
hatchi, New Mexico.
b. Mr.. Frank Yazzie Begay, Cove,
New Mexico.
c. Mr.. James D. Porter and Wife,
Tsegi, Arizona.
PROPOSED ORGANIZATION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK AT
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UNlCEF Halloween Sponsored By Good
Shepherd Mission Church School

On Monday October 3d. approximately 100
people will
munites nck
Chldren's Fund.
'Trick Treat' UNCEF
Halloween activity Instead collecting themselves
children dress collect
children he
The will worship
take the Good Sheped Mission School,
Trick Trea collection will
teacher and will assigned Chapel
and Evening Lany.
the will
by Christianity
Originally
Urgency spell UNICEF.
Chldren's Fund accomplish miracles these:
provides the child
provides peniciln Gripping tropical
called yaws
1Oc provides SO glasses milk
children symbol
% the Fund
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-24
"FreedOm Riders'' To Continue Test Of Segregation

MONTGOMERY, Ala. tR - A Negro leader said yesterday the "Freedom Riders" whose arrival here touched off race roits last Saturday will continue their test of Southern bus station segrega- ton barriers.
 But the spokesman, the Rev Martin Luther King Jr, declined to say when the IS Negroes still remaining in the group plan to leave Montgomery.
 King told a news conference the group met for four hours Monday night and decided that "the free dom ride must continue, we will not specify the exact time, but it will continue.'
 King said the riders plan to head for New Orleans, La, their original destination, and hope to stop in Mississippi despite Gov. Ross Barnett's announced inten- tion to escort them through the state.
 King said the Rev. James Law son of Nashville, Tenn, was due to arrive in racially tense Mont gomery to lead the Freedom Riders in the workshop. King described Lawson as a leading ad- vocate and teacher of non-violent resistance"
 A Nazi "Hate" bus rolled through the city with civilian police under instructions to "try to keep them moving"
 The bus, carrying 12 young men wearing red and white sWastika arm bands, is enroute from Ar lington, Va, to New Orleans as a protest against racial integra- tion and Communism, said the American Nazi party's leader, George Lincoln Rockwell.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

rally of fellow Social Demo-
Gratis:
To-day we stand in the most
serious crisis of our postwar
history, and the Chancellor be-
Titles that matter, and that is
happening because of domestic
partisan political consideta-
tons. That is irresponsible.
That is unbearable. That must
be stopped"
To the crowd, estimated to
number $4,000 in Nuefnberg's
historic market place, Mr..
Brandt developed further the
theme he had touched on ear
lier. His emphasis then was on
what he called Mr.. Adenauer'S
Evening star., 1961-08-13

to determine have been served
with an official notice Of the
hearings as required by law
There are five (embassies)
within one block of my own
house. All Of this has been
accepted in good grace by my
self and my neighbors but al
ways with the firm understand
ing that only embassy resi-
dehces are involved and never
chanceries
Should the application be
granted, the existing difficulties
repeatedly encountered by the
State Department in assisting
foreign governments to find
suitable embassy residences will
be imtneasurably aggravated. II
will become clear that assur-
anceS to the effect that only
embassy residences are involved
are meaningless.
II will state now in all frank
ness that my own attitude and
I feel sure, that Of my neigh
bors, will change from one OF
friendly acceptance to one OF
hostility"
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CHANCERY
New Countries Seek
Offices for Envoys

The plucky Bancroft resi-
dents success against Gabon
came just after a battle against
the Cameroun Republic.
The Republic wanted to use
212S Bancroft as a chancery
That address and 2130 had
been used as offices of the
government of Chile, but
neighbors said the buildings
had reverted to residential
status when Chile moved but
Injunction Dissolved
The neighbors obtained an
injunction, saw it dissolved q
few days later. Like many re-
cent cases, residents got q
geography lesson, little more
Neighbors fought the Meth
erlands government when ii
wanted to build a SO million
chancery at 42O0 Linnean ave-
nue., near Upton street NV.
and failed. Waverly Taylor
Inc, then managed to get
District Court restraining Or
der but it was dissolved.
The Czech chancery at 1611
Tilden street NV. stirred
neighbors who claimed the
Board failed to protect the in
tegrity Of the area. One resi-
dent said the Czechs were like
lily to use the building fol
'non-diplomatic' activitie
customarily carried on under
diplomatic guise." He meant
spying.
But District Court found the
Board acted reasonably" =
Thus, the blight" advances
Often it advances outside the
control Of the Board. Foreign
governments with property es-
tablished before 1858 can dc
pretty much what they want to
with their buildings.
Immunity Given
Governments with property
bought since then still retain
a great measure of immunity
Fire laws, for instance, can't
be enforced.
Kalorama citizens are now
fighting with their backs to the
wall. They list 62 chanceries
and 20 embassies in their small
triangle bounded by Rock
Greek Park, Connecticut and
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
Some, Of course, fight, fail
and flee.
Mrs. Maryland Mccormick
widow of Robert r. Mccormick
publisher of the Chicago Tri-
bune, strongly protested the
granting of a request for the
establishment of a chancery fol
Mali at 2130 R street NV.
Fights Go On
A few months after her pro.
test failed, she negotiated with
Cyprus for the sale of her home
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Elk BureIy Missed
BY Swedish Plane

STOCKHOLM, Aug. IL (AP)
"A Swedish passenger plane
last night barely escaped col
lision with an elk when touch
ing down at Midlanda Air
port near Sundsvall. The pilot
managed to brake his ship
little more than a yard from
the elk, wandering across the
runway. ..-..
All "a passengers had seat
belts fastened and none was
hurt. The elk paid no atten-
tion, just proceeded majesti-
cally across the concrete and
into the woods.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

in the same block. The sale
went through when the Board
agreed it could be used as EN-.
bassy and chancery.
Others are still fighting.
David M. Key, q retired for
eign service officer and general
manager of the American For.
eign Service Association, ap-
pealed in person q month age
to the Chief of Protocol, Angler
Biddle Duke. He also wrote
Secretary of State Rusk.
Mr.. Key said he and a local
lawyer told them there was nc
proper objection to embassies
of whatever nationality, be-
cause they are residences. But
the office of the ambassador
and other officials, he said
ought to be treated like any
other business office.
Mr.. Key does not feel he
achieved anything.
Cover M. Koockogey, presi-
dent Of the Kalorama Citizens
Association, this past weeE
tried a new offensive. He got
the North Washington Council
of Citizens Associations to ap-
prove a request to the Zonine
Board, the District Commits,
sioners and the Senate anc
House District Committees.
A Basic, Request
The request is simple: En-
force the zoning laws, giving
applications for chanceries the
same breaks, but no more, thar
applications for other offices
Mr.. Key says that if the
councils, request is granted
there would be no logical cause
for upset international rela-
tionS. -.>
Having served in several for
eign capitals, he says thai
these cities may enforce local
zoning laws and that the
United States, to his knowl-
edge, does not land should
not try to ride over these laws
In the capitals he ha.
served in, the United States
chancerieS are in areas used
for office buildings. The United
States, he says, did not insist
that the chanceries be next to
or near to its embassies.
8 Hearings Scheduled
On Wednesday, hearings or
three more chanceries will be
held before the Board Of Zon-
ing Adjustment. .-. D..
The owner Of 3421 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. will ap-
peal on behalf of the Republic
Of Sudan to establish a chanc-
cry there. The owner Of 7119
Sixteenth street NV. will
make a similar appeal for the
Republic of Upper Volta.
The Republic of Panama
will ask permission to establish
its chancery at Woodland
drive and Twenty-ninth street
N. w.
Judge Russell e. Train Of the
United States Tax Court here
got his first notice Of the hear
ing in a news report Tuesday
in The Star.
The Judges Statement
Next day he wrote the Board;
II fail to understand why
neither I nor any other neigh.
bors insofar as I have been able
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Alps Tunnel Near End

LYON, France, Aug. IL (AP)
Teams drilling the s-mile
Mont Blanc tunnel connecting
France and Italy may finish
within 10 months, engineers
report. The two teams which
started from opposite ends
were reported only about ia
miles apart.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CHANCERY
Continued From First Page

COnL1nued From First Page
courts but in each case have
failed.
Economics. the psychology Of
status seeking and the de-
Sifes Of the State Department
conspire against the. citizens
groups.
Areal estate agent explained
The economics are overpower-
ing. The seller gets a better
price than from purchasers
who would use the building as
homes.
THE foreign country gets q
building for a price lower thar
prices for comparable space in
q commercially 3oned area. The
country also gets the prestige
Of z fine home at a good ad-
dress. -.
THAT impresses visitors who
come to the offices or to par
ties"
Position of U. s.
The State Department ex-
planned its position In the case
Of Brazil's application to use
4510 Forty-secUnd street NV.
site Of the Washington Home
for Foundlings, for It's chan.
cefy:
The District Of Columbis
was originally created not as
a residential area but as the
seat of the United States Gov
ernment, with the thought ir
mind that foreign countrie.
would send their diplomatic
Representatives here"
The late James E. Schwat
cast the sole vote against Brazil
in the five-man Board. "Unless
the Board applies to this ap-
peal the same test 1t would
apply to similar use by a non
profit organization, the Board
will" he said, "as a result OF
the precedent established, lose
actual control over the location
OF ,chanceries in residential
areas"
Mr.. Schwab's prediction ha:
been proved wrong twice.
Board Balks
The Board baked recently
when asked to permit Ghana 8
chancery at 2907 Ellicott ter.
race NV. An earlier applica.
ton for the use of the same
address by West Germany hac
been withdrawn before the
hearing. The Board found the
Ghana chancery mot compat.
lole" with the terraces homes
Vigorous neighborhood actor
also fought an attempt to es.
taolish a chancery for Gabor
at 2l29 Bancroft place NV
this year. The board ruleC
that, with no off-street park
ing provided for chancer,
workers and visitors, the an.
pllcation should be denied.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
High Alpine Rood
Attracts q Million

SALzBURG. Austria More
than q million visitors crossed
the High Tauern over the
Grossglockner High Alpine
Drive last year. Besides cars
and buses, they rode 1898
motorcycles and 1853 bicycles.
The road climbs far above the
tree line to skirt AustriA'S
highest. peak, the 12,40O-fout
GrosSglockner, and to curl
around huge Pasterzner gla-
cier. The road is open only
four months a year.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Adenuuer Scored
For Crisis Stand

UERN NIB ERG, Germany
Aug. IL (AP). - Mayor Willy
Brandt Of West Berlin charged
today Chancellor Konra d
Adenauer has kept back the Sc
robustness Of the Berlin crisis
from the West German people
In order to better his chances
for reelection.
Mr.. Brandt. running against
Christian Democrat Adenauer
in the September IT general
elections, told a huge outdoor
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Indonesio Army Aided

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Aug.
IL AP).EThe United States
plans to hand over to the In
donesian Army two mobile ra-
dio communication centers as
part of It's military aid pro-
gram. The centers will be part
OF a communications system
linking Indonesia's major cities.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

negative policy during his IL
years in power on the prob
lens Of divided Germany and
Berlin.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
ROCK CREEK HILLS
9518 EAST STANHOPE ROAD

HAVE YOU WONDERED what makes friendly
while others cold The enter the front
Of this rambler you're with its feeling
Of hospitality Eood-sized bedrooms with baths kitchen
"crandmaS house"
q the low Call Mrs. EN- 2-7397.
DIRECTIONS out Conn. right drive, on
Sanhope rd., follow signs
Evening star., 1961-09-24
NhDE 1UUh SHE5ENI HOME
SHANNON & LUCHs
CHARLES q. JAMISoN

CHARLES H. JAMISON
6 A.-5-rm. house. Monocacy Rive
frontage. Excel. boating and fiah.
lng. $4,000, terms.
: A.-Dlckerson. 5-rm. house. Liv
rnl., din. rm., kit, . beorms., ,part
bsnlt., lge. stream. $4,000, terms
4 41a A.-Country estate, S-rm., ..
bath white clapnosrd bungalow
dormer, wind, liv. rm. 15x23, fire.
pl., din. rn. 14x16, nutler'i
pantry, laundry rm., lge. mod. kit.
4 master bedrms., . baths, cedar.
lineu closet, full bsmt.; o.h.-w.h.,
full-length frcnt porch, lse. bach
porch, well-kept lawn, lge. garden
300-ft. State read; 20 mi. D. c.
Sl9,95O. Terms, u cash.
NEW 7-rm. brick bi-level. 14x1i
liv. rrn., firepl., din. rm., family
rm., modern kit" 3 lge. bedrms.
heating intercom. superb land,
fteaPins' teans, ssIs6o py5; drive s@4'5oo
1h A.--PoolesYille. 8 rms. center.
hall, mid-Victorian frame house
15x2O iiV.. rm:. 12x15 din. rm.
den, firepl., library. 4 bedrms.
bath. ideal for renovating. SI3,.
500, terms. $4,000 dn.
BARNESVILLE-Former dr.'s resi-
dence. 7-rm. white clapboard
21a-story frame house. Liv. rm.
din. rm., modern xii. incl. porch
jalousie windows, 3 bedrms., bath
fully floored attic, bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., deep freeze and "a bath
Horse barn, smokehouse, hen
house, white beard fence. $685.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Nd.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 1892
Evening star., 1961-09-24
KEN DRUSKIN & co. 10. 5-20O5
GREAT
BALLS OF FIRE


$4,000 TO $4,000
so DIN. GI, 5000 DIN. FHA
and move right into this
vacant all-brick home
(we'll redecor. to your
choice of colors); 3 bed
rms. and den plus full
sep. din. rm. that adjoins
an all-elec. kit. w/dish-
washer; full tiled bsmt.
and excellent close-in To-
cation; $18,95O. BETTER
HURRY.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
CHEVY CHASE

Open Sun. 1-6-6SOh Brennon lane.
close to D. c. bus. coy one-level
brick rambler on beautifully land
scaped lot No steps to front: home
features liv. rrn. with firepl., mod.
kit. with eating area. and adjoin-
ing laundry rm.: delirhtful bed
rms; excel closet space, large
tiled bath; screened porch; priced
in low eos, quick poss. DIR. Out
Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase circle.
right on western ave. to Cum
nings lane, left to Brennon. left to
home. By appt., MRS. BYRNE, JU.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Pnnlesuille- Nd

WI. s-9223 or S01-DI. 1926
CHEVY CHASE AREA-5 bedrooms
2 baths. deep wooded lot, garage
full bsmt.. close in. quiet street
SCI. 800. BY OWNER, OIL. 4-0549
CHEVY CHASE-Trees surround thii
white Colonial with 3 tvin-siz.
bedrms.. . baths. sep. din. rm
porch. . firepls.. bsmt.: S22 .a5O
w1ow dn. payment. KROII, RLTY
OIL. 2-595q ewes. JU. S-697A.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

CHEVY CHASE
EXCEPTIONAL
BRICK RAMBLER
This is no ordinary rambler. it is
perfectly beautiful inside and out!
Loaded with charm and lux
uriously maintained and equipped.
Spacious living and dining areas,
de luxe kitchen, . lovely bed
rooms plus library or 3rd bed
room, and 2 tile baths. The huge
covered flagstone terrace is out
standing. Combined with the
beautiful plantinss in the de-
lightful lot, 1t affords perfect
summer living. Attached garage.
% OPEN SUNDAY. A!i" 1906 Pm. guy
DIRECTIONS: Oat Conn. ave. to
East-West highway. right to light
At Beech dr., left 9 blocks to
Couuelin terrace. left / block to
Woodbrook lane. left to Se06
on premises. wo. 6-ossO. O
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
KE. 7-1s00
CLARKSBURG-Very pttractiyp a
" decnra led throughout: screS
Of ground on bus line. May be
purchased Gil, no money down;
REALTY CORP. WI. s-9224. II
no answer, Lo. 4-s440.
CLARKSBURG - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; nice view Of country
side; on acre Of ground; only
GAITHERSBURG-3-bedrm. brick
rambler with firepl., patio, fin
ns aiffd chsnnk Esd E t.ne.d IN .Sf Yard p1Sle oaie
S20,25O.
NEAR ROcKvIILE-524 acres. nice
3 or 4 bedrm. home with extra
lge. screened porch: Development
potential; $4,000.
IGAITHERsEUEG-A-bedrm. brick
rambler, with csrport, de luxe
kitchen with built-in oven and
dishwaSher; storm doors and win
terchange ct Shady Grove Coun-
try Club: S25,950.
NEAR GAITHERsBURG-d0 re-
corded M-acre lots, plus . acres
land and 6-rm. house, rented for
S10O per mo-: priced as a real
bargain at S22,950,
GAITHERsBURG A acres, Just
outside city limits, with charming
older home. having tremendous
liV rYl1 with firnVl loo
with bay windows. lge kitchen, "a
bath and lse. utility room on 1st
floor; 2 lge. rooms on split-level;
) lge. hedrms. and bath, en- end
floor; nestled among giant oaks
on a hilltop; S37. 500: will sell
house and acres for S26.590. |
House needs work but could not be
replaced for less than $4,000.
GROVE 3bea-m.
rambler with liz. rm., med. kit, |
din. rm.: nestled anon trees |
overlooking parkland; $4,000.
GArTHERsBURG = 5-bedrm. older
home Complete aluminium sid
ing: > modern baths, modern kit.
enclosed back porch: surrounded
BY huge trees, on corner lot; only
S25,0O0.
GERMANTOWN AREA-New 3-bed-
rm. rambler with stone front; mod.
family rrl., kitchen, liv. rm. with
fireplace, carport. h.-w. heat. full
bsnt.: y acre land; truly an ex-
ceptional buy at S19,500.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburs
WI. S-9250 OR 301-WA. 6-2500
Evening star., 1961-09-24
HOUSES For sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MARY w. MCGOWAN

OIL. s-sI7s. Excl. Ewes. OIL. 4-s1se
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH
1919 GLENMOOR DR..
OF-N TODAY. / TO 8
Outstanding, elegant close-in brick
split level home; centrally air cond
4 twin-sized bedrms.. den, powder
rm.,. tiled baths, l4x2I rec. rm.,
. brick patio; garage: lge. level lot +:
conv. to schools, shop. transp.
Immediate possession. DIR: Out
Conn. ave. to Jones Bridge rd.,
right on Kensington pkwy., 5 blks.
to Glenmoor DIR.
JAMES CARR CO. EX. 3-74OO
Evening star., 1961-09-24
HOUSES For sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHARLES H. JAMISON
OI,NEY ESTATES


q acres. Early American l4-rm.
frame mansion; newly painted and
redeeorated throughout: lge. en-
tr. hall, 17x25 liv. rm. with fire.
pl., pine paneled den, firepl.,
17x25 din. rm. beamed ceilings
1Sx16 library, firepl., new $4,000
kit. with GE appliances incl.
freezer, disposal. dishwasher,
maple cabinets and decor; Cd
fir. l7x25 master bedrms.. tiled
bath, 3 other bedrms,, bath: Sd
floor, bedrms., 11x13 cedar
closet, o.H.-W.H.: 4-stau horse
barn, tack room. Scar garaFe.
Stream, stock lake, tennis courts.
formal garden; LOCO #. black
top driveway: S95. 900. terms 4
cash. Inspection by appointment.
l6 acres. Pre-Civil War s-rm. frame
house surrounded By giant mahog-
eny trees. Liv. rm. w/firepl.. din.
rm.. lge. sitting rnl., firepl.. den,
firepl. and exposed beams. semi
modern kit. and bath 1st H.; I'd
FIR 4 bedrnls., ? baths: Sd fir,
3 fully plastered rms. Random
width pine flooring. Lse. horse
barn, stone spring house, beauti-
ful meadow traversed BY purling
stream, long frontage hard rd..
near Country Club, in an area of
beautiful estates. Off &c. ave. Is
mi. TO D. c. S3S,5O0, terms,
$500, balance SEC.
CHARLES H. JAMESON