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Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18
County Agent
By w. r. Sullivan

ly used if handled according
to directions so be sure to
read the label and follow di-
rectionS.
Do not keep Insecticides in
unlabeled or unmarked con-
tanners. Always keep them in
the original container with the
label intact.
Do not use stronger dilu-
tons or greater quantity Of an
insecticide than the directions
call for. Excessive amounts
increase the hazard.
Be sure to follow directions
regarding use of chemicals on
fruits, vegetables, forage crop,
pastures and livestock and for
killing insects in the home.
Fumigants like hydrocya-
mic gas and methyl bromide
should never be used by any
one but a trained fumigator.
Grain fumigants and other
less toxic gases can be used
sefely, provided directions are
closely followed. The fumi-
giant carbon bisulfide is not
only flammable, but is eXplo-
sive.
Weed Control On Pastures
This is an ideal time to
Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18

years of age when she wrote
this letter. / do not think the
name Dadryhes is spelled cor
rectly, but it is copied as writ
ten. The cousins she mentions
were Wiley w. and Christie
pher Columbus Horne, sons of
John and NJ. M. Horne of
Holmes County and all of
them had moved to Pamela
County a few years previous
ly. John and M. M. Horne
were the Uncle and Aunt she
spoke Of. There were two
more sons, Douglas and Buck
ner NJ. Horne, who had moved
from Holmes County also.
Buckner M. Horne had mar
ried Martha Jordan, of Good
man, daughter of Alexander
Jordan and Margaret Foster
of Holmes County and moved
to Lafayette County.
Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18
4-H CLUB
NEWS
By n SMITH

Alters are busy this time of
year getting ready for the
state contests coming up dur
ing the summer months. Some
of the activities coming up
are: Northwest Junior Short
Course = June 5, 6, 7 at Sar-
dis Lake, for the Class | coun-
ty All winners; Junior lead
ership conference - June 20
% at State College; State All
Club Congress = July 11-14th
for our Glass II county win
ners and our county All EX-
change Trip to Lake Charles,
Louisiana July 24-29. State
Conservation Camp will also
be held during this week.
County camp will be held at
Ocean Springs in August.
DOna Pierce and Lynda
Dickard of the CoXburg All
Club gave speeches to the
Brozville home demonstration
club on May 18th. Dona spoke
on "What the Personality I'M
provement Project Has Meant
To Me-, while Lynda gave a
demonstration on Improving
Your Appearance. The club
treated the girls and agent to
anexcellent dinner before the
program.
Shirley Shelton and Marshall
Bennett, Jr. of the Tchula
Senior Club will present a
team demonstration on first
aid May 18th, on Howard
Langfitt's RID Televisit, TV
Program. Marshall and Shir-
ley will be on WLBT, Channel
3, Jackson, between 1890 and
100 p. m. We hope you will
be watching.
Alters, now is the time to
be working on your records if
you wish to try for the Louisi-
ana Exchange Trip. Work
hard and get your records in
to the Assistant County and
Home Agents by June 22nd.
The deadline on the girls con-
test has been moved up from
June l to June %, because of
SO many end of school activi-
ties.
Several clubs have organi-
zed community clubs for the
summer. In these clubs men,
bers who are interested will
meet in the homes of Alters
for programs and fellowship.
Council meetings will also con-
tinue during the summer
months. Council will still meet
on the first Saturday of the
month. Letters will be sent to
club officers before each coun-
Gil meeting.
We are looking forward to
a summer filled with All &C.
tivities.
Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18
The Old
South

Hundred-year-old Letter

Hundred-year-Old Letter
| received the following let
ter with permission to publish
IL IN my column. 1t may be
OF interest to the descendants
OF the people mentioned there
IN Mr.. Claude B. Carter of
kosciusko sent me the letter.
1t was written by a 17-year
Old girl, Marian Polk Carter
TO her bother, Sam who lived
IN Pamela County, on April 81,
1861. The writer was Mr..
Claude Carter's great great
aunt.
The letter follows:
Attala County, Miss.
April the 81, 1861
Dear Brother and Sister:
l seat my self this beautiful
Sabbath morning to let you
near from us. We are all well
as common and | hope when
these badly written lines come
to hand that they may find
you enjoying the same like
blessing.
Well you did not say any
thing about your garden. Have
you not got any garden. Every
body that sees Mas garden
says that she has the best in
the County. Have you any
little turkeys. Ma has eight.
We heard from Short last
week. She says that she does
not think that she can start
home before the last of May.
She says that Ell is very we'll
and red as a rose. She says
that she has written to you.
Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18

ments, Brooks Davis, r. j.
Dorsett, Edgar Howell, Louis
Longinotti, Henry Mckenzie,
Jr., Ralph McGehee, and
Harry O'Cain.
Holmes County herald., 1961-05-18

Weed Control On Pastures
This is an ideal time to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

This Week, enjoy In
formal Modelling in the
Tea Room, while you
lunch. Daily, 1900
noon to 200 p.m., ex-
cept Saturday, 1870
to 2:3oa 7th Floor,
Washington Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

This Week, you are in
vited to see q moeniti-
cent collection of fine
furs in our Fur Salons
October Fur Fashion
Event. w q S h ineton,
Chevy Chase, Wheoton
Plaza and 7 Corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Thursday through Sat.
urday, men are espe-
cioIIy invited to meet
Mr.. George Rhodes of
Allen Edmonds Shoes
who will explain the
fine points of these
outstanding shoes for
men. Mr.. Rhodes viii
be in our Mems Store.
Washington, Thursday,
ZOO to 900 and all
day Friday and Sotur-
day. He will have 80
styles to show you.
Any Of them may be
specioI-ordered at the
regular price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Saturday, enjoy Teens
Informal No ling
in our Wheoton PIozo
Dress Fobrics Depart
ment | 100 to 400 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
MQMmtM
4MAun

This Week, our Foir
lnternotionoIe con-
tinues with special dis
pIoys and q wealth of
distinctive wares Sc
Iected by II Woodward
6 LothroP buyers who
went abroad this year.
Three of our treasure
seekers even circled the
globe. You need no
passport to visit our
world of wonders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

hint Of the figure beneath At the hene, the flare
possementerie button doubIe-tok and jutting hipne
r, Washington Store The PoIizzio pumps new shaping:
and snokeskin; 2795 in the Shoe Center, End Floor
new elongated barrel shaping; black and hurricane
D tax to its price, 1000, in Handbags, st Floor,
Evening star., 1961-06-11
GROUNDED, BUT STILL FLYING
To Lew, Oil Is
Cash. for CURE

HOLLYWOOD (AP).-An
oil strike means mansions,
mink and expensive cars to
most Hollywood stars. Not
Lew Ayres.
Lew recently completed a
deal with Standard Oil to
drill on his Newhall, Calf,
ranch. The oil firm plans to
drill 10000 feet.
If oil is discovered, Lew
says he will use all the royal
ties to endow a seminar of
sages and philosophers Of all
great religions.
Some years ago, Lew found
ed CURE - Conference for
Universal Reason and Ethics.
Its sole purpose is to bring
together great minds for a
try at solving mankind's
problems and sufferings.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
Morxes Are Discovered
BY q New Generation

that he braced the harp on
the wrong shoulder for many
years. He tunes his harp un-
like any other. In fact, no
other harpist can play his.
He still plays a few hours
each day and has played
with symphony orchestras-
although he doesn't read
music.
Harpo has been the darling
Of wits and intellectuals
from Alexander Woollcott to
Brendan Behan.
"I'm a great listener" he
explains modestly.
Harpo claims that his
brothers never let him speak
onstage because it would
prove to the world that he
is the only sane one in the
family.
Actually, he started his
pantomine act because his
mother tossed him into
show business on such short
notice that she didn't have
time to write lines for him.
Ironically, it took the
talkies to make him a star.
He once played the village
idiot in a silent film called
TOO Many Kisses" He was
a flop.
Started Seriously
The Marx Brothers wild
brand of comedy owes its
start to a mule-a real one.
The mother, fighting off
the grocer and the landlord,
started her five sons in show
business as a serious musical
act.
Once while playing In
Nacogdoches, Tex, a mule
fell in front of the theater.
The audience went outside to
see the mule. Onstage, the
five brothers found them
Evening star., 1961-06-11
continued From PAGE D-1

Continued From Page D-1
change it. Our mother and
father couldn't change it.
He's always happy. In fact,
he sleeps better than I do"
Groucho recalls the
brothers early days in New
York.
I'VE never could accum-
ulate anything in our house.
AS soon as we bought some
thing new, Chico would hook
it to finance himself at the
pool hall"
Chico is a gambler while
Harpo and Groucho are in
tellectuals.
And Chico is the only one
Of us who graduated from
public school," says Groucho.
He added that Harpo had
such a hard time getting
through kindergarten that
he quit school shortly there
after.
HarpO the Wackiest
Chico always PLAYED an
Italian onstage. He was so
convincing that many
Italians thought him a
compatriot.
In "a Night at the Opera"
he was asked: Are you
Italian?"
NO." he replied. II only
look this way because my
mother and father are
Italian"
The Marxes are Jewish.
Harpo onstage was the
wackiest Of the trio. But off
stage, Harpo is far and away
the most conventional. He
leads a quiet life in Palm
Springs. His only offstage
eccentricity is applauding all
newsreel orators impartially.
Usually, he is sitting beside
a Kennedy booster when ap-
plauding a Nixon speech
or vice versa.
He became one of the best
known harpiStS in the world
because his mother double
crossed him. She ha d
scraped enough money to
give Chico piano lessons and
then asked Harpo what in
Strument he wanted.
He said harp, figuring that
was asking safely for the
moon.
But his mother touched a
famous brother-Al Shean
Of Gallagher and Shean-
and got the harp.
Harpo taught himself to
play the instrument. His
method was so unorthodox
Evening star., 1961-06-11

selves playing to each other
and decided to kid their
act.
Their wild antics lured the
audience back. They stayed
wild after that.
During the Broadway phase
and early movie career,
brothers Gummo and Zeppo
wandered in and out of the
act, mostly as straight men.
zeppo later became agent for
Harpo, Chico and Groucho
while Gummo turned to
private business years ago.
Harpo Originally named
Adolph, later changed to
Arthur was the bewigged
mute with a battered top
hat and a coat that stocked
more props than a magician's.
Chico UeonarO dressed
like an Italian organ grinder.
Groucho Julius in the act)
was a wiSe-cracking, leering
wolf with raised eyebrows,
false muStache and a stopped
walk like a panther stalking
a coyote.
In later years, Groucho
appeared on TV without
make up but the leer
couldn't be discarded. He was
still recognizable.
Groucho lives by insult.
After fame came, the
Brown Derby asked him to
autograph a caricature to be
hung on the wall.
He autographed it thus:
"To AL Levy's Tavern "a
competitor) best res
taurant on Vine street.
Groucho."
The caricature was never
hung.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
STAGE

NATIONAL-"Music Man; opens tomorrow.
OLNEY THEATER-"The Fantasticks"; opens June 20
CARTER BARRON AMPHTTHEATER-Ha Belafonte
Miriam Makeba and the Vocal Four starting Thursday
SCREEN
AMBASSADOR-"Parrish"; with Troy Donahue.
APEX-"Romanoff and Juliette"
CAPTTOL-"Wild in the Country; starts Thursday
DUPONT-"The Ballad of a Soldier"
KETTHS-"The Last Time Saw Archie; starts Wednes-
day.
MacARTHUR-Kenneth More in Man in the Moon"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: with Troy Donahue
PALACE-"Lades Man; starts Thursday.
PLAzA-'La Verite"; starts July Is.
oNTARIo-"The Pleasure of His Company" Fred Astaire
TOWN-"Ia Dolce Vita"
TRANs-LUx-"A Raisin in the SUM-; starts Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA yIsTA-BETHEsDA; S1e,96O;
95OS Forest rd.-Vacant and open.
2-story 3-bedrm. home, with lge.
NV. rm., din. rm., kit, breakfast
rm. and sun porch: sit. on dble.
lot with many trees; within / blk.
OF parochial and public schools,
Ursuline Academy and new YMCA
family center; needs redec.: can
be purchased with S1,45O dn,
and S140 per month.
JOHN G. WALKER CO., OIL. 4-S7OO
Ewes. Call KI. S-6O66
ALTA VISTA-All-brk., 3-bedrm,
2-bath, rambler, on perfect lot,
with beautiful rec. rm., large
sunny kitchen, storm windows
throughout; on bus line. WILL
k1NASSE ~ aSS EosSS1 q WITH STg DOWN
TAI REAL ESTATE a tsocoR CORP. CNoI. 81.
4-S333. Omen It'll q
Evening star., 1961-03-20

$500 DOWN-OXON RUN-dofs
sss heat, rec. I'm. Only $1s,7SS.
ASSUME OF LOAN. Call M.
Kitchen, ATLAS REALTY co..
ST. S-736S.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL-one Of hills best
houses, shown on tour; on one of
best blocks left. Used now for
income, as apartments. but can be
USED as town house without
$4,000 cash needed. Lincoln +
1923.
CAPITOL HILL-House shown on
tour Of best houses. Can be used
as large townhouse, or as apart
ments for income. Priced $35, 900.
Cash needed $4,000. Ii. 4-6323.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CLIENTS, OLD AND NEW, in high
er rental brackets, need homes OF
3 or more bedrms., furnished and
or unturnished. Price range: $I6O
to $3.50. ELIJAH @. ARNOLD,
Broker Colonel, USA, TetO. IA,
5-6454.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED -
3 bedrms., 2 baths: for couple
with / child and maid: nice rear
yard; prime NV. section; from
May 1: Tyr. lease. EN-. 3-6336.
UNFURN.i in downtown NV. area
a to 8 bedrms., 2 to 3 baths;
reasonable rental. DI. 7-4363.
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE-T1c,
Elisabeth Seton H. s., Rogers
Hghts.s Nd. Phone UN. 4-0396.
Evening star., 1961-03-20

0AKVIEW-Large 4lbedrm,, @
bath brk. Cape Cod. Sep. din. rm.,
kiti with table space, lse. liv. rm
"A HOME OF YOUR OWN"
Walk. dist. to st. Camillus, bus.
ISs; 1Ss:sssfGp eETner lot, vsesnt 6oo immed
er will take second trust, Fun
price only S1S,950.
w. J. NICHOLAS LO. 5-0SOO
DID GEORGETOWN RID. AREA
MUST BE SOLD. 3-bedrm., 2h-
bath brk, Colonial on lovely wood
ed lot: den, firepl.. screened porch.
double garage; bsmt. Assume
$4,000 loan. 10. 6.S630.
g. A. SCHLESINGER co.
OFF SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY,
Large 8 bedrm. brk. home, Just q
Few yrs. old, -21a baths. large
family rm., kitchen has wall oven
and convenient adjoining laundry
rm: Now vacant; asking $50, $50.
CHESTER KELLER, JU. 6-71OO.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

home and grounds;
pvt. parking. 1-2 career girls to
share with 2 girls. JU. 5-1555.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.
WA. 7-056O
9-BEDRooM, air-conditiOnsa

S-BEDRooM, air-condItiOnsa
brick rambler with com-
plete rec. room in College
Heinicke brick and Shinsle
3;bedroom, ih-bath ram
S16,500. Also same new
Heinicke houses In Berwyn
Heights or Lanham for
S16,500. Also guest house
on private estate, all brick
with 3 bedrms. for S1S,26O.
Also on Professors Row at
Nd o., ] big Cape Cod
with 8 bedrms., 11a baths;
8 new Derflinger's brick
ramblers and 4 new brick
Cape Gods with 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths In BeltsVille
priced from S21 $50 to
S22,600. Also you need q
home and we need the COM
mission for our happy sales
psn,s psaI!rv V9ee:55tio1; e:5 1;r.n sg!RcH !.Ii
Pm. Also the phone No. %
Evening star., 1961-03-20
RIVERDALE

ST. BERNARD's PARISH in RIVER
dale-3-bedrm., all-brick, semi.
Colonial: liv. rm., din. area, large
kit. with eating space; knotty-
pine finished den and fenced lot;
S13, $50 with $400 down incl.
settlement fees; $9S per mo. pays
all. Call It'll 8 pm, WA. $4,000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO., INC.
TAKoMA PARK-Don't miss seeine
this 3-bedrm;, 1ha-bath Colonial-
garage and lovely lot with trees.
S16,5O0; HUGH T. PECK, Realtors
TAK0MA PARK-Immac. 3-bedrm.
R6M sF5s5 Cape oS1 Cod ,dR dRECgFEATIoN q
school, only $3.50 dI. Trades in.
yited. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4.
L
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BETHESDA B.-C.C. High, Oul
Lady Of Lourdes area-1mmed
possession Of 3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial;. sep. din: rm,, side pch.
wooded rear yard, full bsmt.: walk
sEraEsbh E RHss bsa0Ri; REAITg f2Se'O; oL. 4-1415
BETH, KENWOOD-sPRINGFIELD
MONTICELLO Colonial; contains 4
twin bedrms.. study lor 9th bed
rmO, 3 baths, huge liv. rm. with
raised firepl.. rear patio. country
size kit. extra lge. out-of-ground
paneled rec. I'm. with firepl.; full
lge. tree-shaded lot. Priced to sell
at S41,5O0; $4,000 will handle
Walking dist. to public. parochial
schools: fast D. c. transp. West.
wood shop, center.
KENwOOD CLUB, SPRINGFIELD,
Little Flower-Grand piano-size
living room, extra roomy center
enti. hall, formal dining room,
French doors to patio, extra large
countryside kit, loads of cabi-
nets, entire house centrally air
cond:; 3 full baths, mahogany
paneled out-of-ground family rm.
with firepl.. 3 twin bedrms. and
pan. studio or 4th bedrm.: bsmt.
and oversize garage with rm. for
tools. toys and workshop: large
tree.shaded lot; on dead-end
cellent schools, 2 blocks TO Ken
wood Club, Westwood shop, fast
d. G. transp. House is only 8
months old. Retired couple NOV
quickly: S37,95O.
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
ofc.. Q to 9 24-Hr. Ph. OIL. 6-Ss6s
BRICK RESIDENCE = lOl4 So
slasaS MsPslSn .,fs;" or" Silver Spring. JU
BRICK COLONIAL m SILVER
SPRING G-Center-hall, large liy,
rm.. sep. din. rm., kit. and family
rm. on 1st floor; 8 bedrms. and
bath up, full bsmt.. assume large
loan; 10. 6-2S60. WE TAKE
sGsGRsAN EsRssi PROPERTIES Mcr.
BRIGGS CLANCY RD. - 5-acre
farmette. 3-bedrm, home. den,
huge liy. rm.: bsmt.: h.-w. heat;
outbuildings; $26,500. D. D. FIELD
INC, JU. 5-7113 or EV. 4-6392.
BRIGGS CLANCY RD. AREA
Brand-new center-hall brick split
level, 4 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths. all-elec. kit. wJtable space.
sep, dtn. rm.: carport; la-acre
leyel lot; WIN consider trade. C.
ROBERT GRAY & CO.. JU. g.
BROOKDALE Area blocks to
.. C. bus: mmac. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial: full bsmt.: ideal location,
ANpRsis ri REAITY. iSiDVSi 81. 2-so7o It'll o
BURNT MILLS KNOLLS-All-bFick
rambler with 3 bedrms. and den,
full bsmt. NEAR NAVAL ORD
NANCE LAB. WON'T LAST LONGl
$20,S50; HUGH T. PECK, REAL
KNOLLS, lge. 8 bedrm.
brick rambler. like new. bsmt. has
rec. rm. and "a bath: nice front
Porch, many extras. ASSUME LGE.
LOAN. GRAHAM co. JU. 5-655O.
CHEVY CHASE, exclusive Spring
Ileid: ,,1.: opposite Benwood Club.
rambler fSq With fun din. DeqTm. rma, large GrR;
kitchen, 2 baths. mahog. paneled
library with firepl. on main floor.
Bsmt. has paneled rec. rm. and
den, bath. Detached brick garage.
This prestige home offered for
S37,500 and well worth it.
CHESTER KELLER, JU. 5-7l00.
CHEVY CHASE, Old Rollingwood-
Bedrm.. and bath on 1st plus
delightful liv. Tm. with firepl.,
family din. rm.. secluded screened
porch, bright kit. with lge. break
fast area; 2nd floor features 2
master-size bedrms., and baths;
storage space. rec. rm. with fire
pl., garage; immac. cond. through
out; priced in low 30s. 8 am
8 pm. EN-. 2-7400. METZLER,
REALTOR.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, LIST offering,
sparkling 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, sep.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A QUAIITY-BUMT 3-bedrm. ALL
brick rambler, full bsmt., In Wood
lawn, an ideal community. Assume
first trust with substantial cash
down. UN, 4-7353.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
POTOMAC ESTATE

Custom-built Ranch home on 4
tailored acres. Circular driveway
Ideal for executive entertaining
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Mr.. Dumont. OIL. 4-7629. T, j,
FISHER & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
INDIAN SPRINGS

INDIAN SPRINGS
OPEN DAILY 1 To
RAMBLERS AND SPLIT-LEVEIS
A dramatic 3-bedroom home with
room for 4th; ga baths, daylight
recreation room. patio and ter
race garden. A home that doesn't
sacrifice its superior construc-
tion because Of Its reasonable
price. Low 20s.
DIRECTIONS: out Piney Branch
rd. to University blvd. east, left
Weaver st. and left to model
cI GRACE w. KLEIN co.
Lo. 5-2s1S HE. 9-O15s
CT FINANCING
$1,000 DoWN.-on 4-bedrm., q
SstS Sssa on nlCf fst hfmne En- q issfTm bsS4a and anS
bath on 2nd fir; garage, full bsnit. !,
fIiggesplA fire Ia Immediate possession;
BEETIHEsDA III REALTY OIL. 4.1415
KENsINGTON-N. CHEVY CHASE.
nm. din. rrn., kit. breakfast rm.,
porch; excel. cond. $IS,95O,
$4,000 On. JU. 0-3490; aft. Q pm.
10. 6-4S0O.
kENSlNGTON - Cozy 2 bedrm,
Rancher in excellent condition.
~ 900 dn. incl. settlement, Si2,-
COMMUNITY REALTY
LO. 6-24S0
KENsINGT0N : No, dn. payment.
Evening star., 1961-03-20

BETHESDA, N.-4-bedrm,, 2-batf
brick Cape Cod within walking dis
tance. NH in a friendly profes-
sional community near elem, and
Jr, high schools, and plenty OF
car pools for perochiaf schools,
fenced yard, barbecue and trees
FILA financing avail. S17,25O
KORZENDORFER REALTOR OIL.
4-S111 It'll 8.
BETHESDA-BURNING TREE VAL
LEY. Gorgeous brick split. like
new, 4 big bedrms., 8 baths,
Assume wonderful Gf loan, Low
30s. Many extras. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS, INC, OIL, 2-7OO6:
ewes, OIL. 6-5947.
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD.- Lovely
brick. rambler, 3 nice bedrms.
H. " baths ogSSodv vB KITCHEN, sS many
n
Evening star., 1961-03-20

NEAR FOUR CORNERs-Buy FHA
or conventional; 2 years old,
brick rambler, rec. rm.,. private
rms, 2 baths, only $23,500. 10.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Ca. Ave.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, 34O5 West
Coquelin terrace-California ram
bier; carpeted throughout; 2 bed
or guest bedrm. Huge formal liy,
I'm. w/firepl.; lge. separate din,
rm.. modern kit; built-in garage;
stairway to storage attic; private
garden and lge. covered patio in
charming rear yard; on quiet
dead-end street; S25,500. THOS.
L. PHILLIPS CO., Realtor, LO.
Evening star., 1961-03-20

HILLCRESTS HTS.-Must sell thiI
beaut. rambler in exclusive area
3 bedrms., 2 baths, gar, 2 fire
rm.. fenced yard. This Is an es-
tate sale. No reas. offer will be
refused: WHITFIELD REALTY,
Evening star., 1961-03-20

MASS. AVE. AREA - Unusually
charming brick rambler; 8 bed
rms. Ia baths. 24-ft. liv. rm.
w/firepl.s sep. din. rm., complete
~ equip. kit. w/lge. din. area /;
garage; no bsmt. but plenty Of
storage space: $22,950. KORzEN-
DORFER REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111
Evening star., 1961-03-20

Rollingvood. Beautiful brick home
located on tree-studded lot near
grade school. Living room. dining
room, nice kitchen: 3 bedrooms, 2
baths on 2nd floor, built-in ga
rage. Priced low 30s. Call WO. g.
1900 til 8. EDW. H. JONES AND
CO., INC. RealtoT.
CONN. AVE. GARDENS: NEAR ST.
GATHERINGS. Large 3-bedrm.
brick rambler w/enclosed rear
porch. Lot anchor fenced. family
kit, diShwasher and disposal.
Sl6,500. LO. $1,000.
HUGH T. PECK. lI246 Ga. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

ROCK CREEK PALISADES - A
small family will delight In this
cozy 2-bedroom rambler in Q fine
area. M-acre lot and close to
community swimming pool and
Connecticut avenue shopping.
WE TAKE TRADES
JAS. c. CoNLEY & CO., REALTORS
III..Arn. q 4
Evening star., 1961-03-20

BETHESOA-ASsume $4,000 at
Sl35 pitt; immaculate brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., excellent kit.
paneled den, opening to garden;
$2O,600. BETHESDA HOMES,
INC; OIL 4-S1O4; evenings. OIL.
Evening star., 1961-03-20

BETHESDA. close in, Edgemoor
swim and tennis club vic.-Cor-
ner brk. center-hall Colonial; 8
bedrms.. 2 baths; finished 3rd fir =.
den 20x12: sep. din. rm., kit. and
adj. den; liv. Tm., 12ax23, fire
pl. and mirror: JalouSied porch;
spruce-psneled rec. rm., 4th bed
rm. and u bath. Outdoor patio,
shop. Anchor-fenced lot. S27, 300.
Owner retiring, immed, posses
sion. OIL. R-3R42.
Evening star., 1961-03-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

-All-brick center-hall
split. 21a baths, separate din, rm.,
rec. rm., fireplace: detached
garage; plaster walls, mid-30s.
WE TAKE TRADES. HUGH r.
PECK. BetheSda. OIL R-Q17n
Evening star., 1961-03-20

BROOKDALE AREA blocks to
.. C. bus. 1mmac. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial: full bsmt.: ideal location,
beaut. lot: S17,5O0.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 It'll Q
BURNT MILLS KNOLLS-Ail-brick
rambler with 8 bedrms. and den,
full bsmt. NEAR NAVAL ORD
NANCE LAB. WON'T LAST LONGl
go, $50; HUGH T. PECK. REAL