davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-08-27
OF fLOVE and
LAUGHTER
Proving That There Are Always
Two Sides to Every Question
By MARJORIE HOLMES
Apron pocket philosophy

Some weeks ago we cited an incident told by
bride who'd accepted and praised as lovely
bedraggled bouquet of dandelionS which had
been rejected by little girls mother 81 resolved
that if l had children would never refuse or be-
little their offerings" she said.
Now comes q letter from Mrs. Majorie B. Davidson
of Alexandria, Va propounding the following questions
d Is not a mother wise to teach her children the
difference between that which will stain and poison and
that which will not?
%. Wouldn't the world be better place if all the
tender-hearted friends backed up authority and sad in
stead What splendid mother have to teach that
weeds can injure but garden blossoms will not?'
"3. Would not that peculiar little dear have dropped
her gift perhaps with tears and not babbng against
her mother to outsider if she had really meant to
her mother present? Instead, wasn't she after just
burst of maternal appreciation to build her small ego?
Was she not dsobedient also?
"a. Isn't it possible that Small Things That Shape
Our Lives are shaping that tiny life toward an injured
innocence complex when the bride sent her off glowing
with happiness?
S. Isn't good crisp wind of sense needed
these days to blow Of the humid, sentimental
clouds that have let form around the children OF
America by using child psychology instead OF the hair
brush when the latter is needed?
Thank you for taking this up with readers to
of them don't Let's all think this over
thoroughly"
Controversy Corner -.
okay, Mrs. Davidson let's toss this into the Con-
troversy Corner and what other women think
Personally I'm just a pushover for any child bearing
gifts for Mommy whether it be bunch OF Wllted dande-
scrap of paper with wobby drawing on It, There
danger it to me, in dscouragng expressions OF
love any guise. What's one of the miracles OF
childhood ability to find beauty in everyday things
to discourage that sad and needlessly harsh.
But it's quite possible that others agree with you
Lyrics for Everyday Living
MY CHuDs GIFT
SWeet SterrleSS poSy Just for me,
Oh, neighbor, please do pardon,
'TDuS plucked by one in loUe With me-
Directly from your garden!
Household Smiles =.
AS confusing other peoples card tables, cupboards
or burners their stoves.
AS exasperating trying to dig gum out of grass
rug.
AS hufy as pressure cooker trying to tell you the
pot roasts done.
Have You Ever Wondered Why9
You can argue passionatey for the Of moving
or starting the children in musicor selecting certain
schoo-but once you've your husband begin to
think of of why it wouldn't be such good
idea after ALL
Ny Fovorite Neighbor Says e.
"I haven't been out to dinner in so long I'm afraid
table manners have changed"
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Meetinq Set

The executive board of the
Police Wives Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Howard
Quantrille in HillcreSt Es-
tates, Md, at 8 pm. Sep
tember l3.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Maryland Sells
Bonds at Best
In -Four Years

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. "a
(APl.-Maryland sold $40, $780,
600 worth of bonds today at a
met interest rate Of 2.718 per
cent, the lowest in more than
four years.
II told you things would be
different when the Democrats
got in," bearned State Control
Ter Louis L. Goldstein. He Is a
Democrat.
AS q member Of the Board Of
Public Works. Mr.. Goldstein
sat in on the opening of sealed
bids by three investment bank
ing firms.
The other two board mem
bers, State Treasurer Hooper s.
Miles and Gov. j. Millard
Tawes. also said they were
pleased by the relatively low
bid.
Submitted by Bankers Trust
Co. Of New York, the 2.718 per
cent rate compares with 2.9e
per cent for which State bonds
were sold last June 81 and the
$50 per cent rate of q sale six
months earlier. The $50 rate
was the highest in at least
20 years.
Mr.. Miles said the last bid
approximating 234 per cent
was q 2.7437 per cent bid in
1858 and today's low was the
most favorable since Q ass per
cent bid In October, 1856.
The more than $40 million
total included six loans-$2
million for the 1858 Maryland
Port Authority loan, 50. $50, 600
general construction loan OF
1860. $4.498, 900 for the general
construction loan Of 1859, ST.
832, 900 for the general con-
struction loan, Of 1858, 81 mil
lion for the 1857 sewage treat
ment plant loan and 1885. 600
for the 1856 general school
construction loan.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
British Ford Sale
Done With Check
For 1894 Million

/ LONDON, Jan. "a. (AP).-
Check for 119, ,595. .645 pounds IL
shillings 1884. .S67 ,S07 500
changed hands yesterday in o
ceremony representing the
complete 'takeover of British
Ford by the Ford Motor Co. Of
America.
This check on the Bank. Of
England was believed to be the
largest ever made out in Britain.
The transfer took place deep
in the heart Of London's finan-
cial district.
Lord Hampden, a director Of
Lazard Bros. acting for Ameri-
can Ford. went to the board
room Of the National Provincial
Bank and handed the check to
Frank Keighley. the banks
chief general manager.
The check represented the
amount Ford of America paid
to acquire outstanding ordinary
stock Of British Ford.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Sovings and Loan Bill
Supported by Towes

which he vetoed after enact
ment by the 1860 Legislature.
Backed by Industry
He added that. unlike the
earlier bill. this one has the
backing Of most major seq.
ments Of the industry.
However. stiff opposition Is
expected, particularly from rep
resentatives of firms that now
offer more than one type Of
stock and. therefore. would be
forced out Of the savings and
loan business.
II am convinced that the
proposed legislation Is reason
able and will afford to deposit
|ors the security and protection
to which they are entitled" !"
said the Governor.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
IBM Bourd
Votes SPLIT

NEW YORK, Jan. "a (AP).-
Directors of international Bus
iness Machines Corp. voted to-
day to recommend to stock
holders a split of common stock
on the basis Of one-half share
for each share held.
The proposal is subject to
approval Of stockholders at the
annual meeting April Is.
Directors declared a regular
quarterly dividend Of rs cents,
payable March 10 to share
holders of record February 10.
They also announced their
intention to declare az cash
dividend for the 1861 second
quarter Of go cents a share, in
cluding shares ia be issued IN
the stock split.
The 60-cent rate on total
outstanding stock after the split
win be equal to an increase of
20 per cent on the stock out
standing before the split. The
dividends win be payable June
10 to . shareholders Of record
May 26
Evening star., 1961-01-24
December Net
OF Southern
Continues Lag

Earnings Of Southern Railway
continued to run moderately
behind a year ago in December,
1t was reported following the
board meeting in New York to-
day.
Net for December was $4,-
56S.000 or SO cents a share,
compared with $4,753.000 or 70
cents in December, 1860.
For the full year Of 1860, net
income was $50. .703, 900 or $4.31
a share. compared with $685..
l27 900 or $4.65 q share in 1859
Directors declared a quarterly
dividend Of 70 cents q share on
the common stock, payable
March is to stockholders Of
record February Is.
They also declared three
quarterly dividends Of IS cent,
q share each on the $40 PAL
value preferred stock, payable
March Is. June is and Sep
tember IS.
Gross operating revenues foi
1850 totaled $261 .060. 900. COM
pared with $271 1871 900 fol
1859. December gross was $22,-
1880 compared with $685.
065, 900 q year earlier.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Mecrory, H. |. Green
Bourds STUDY Mercer

NEW YORK, Jan. "a (AP).-
McCrory Corp. and H. l.
Green Corp, variety store
chains. announced their boards
Of directors are exploring the
possibilities Of merger or con-
solidation.
McCrory has q majority in
terest in H. L. Green.
The nucleus Of Nc Crery
Corp. Is the McCrory .McLel-
Ian Stores Division. which op-
crates 447 stores In SO States
and the District Of Columbia
H. L. Green has 372 variety
stores.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Chrysler Is Silent
On Report of Luyoffs

DETROIT, Jan. "a (AP).-
Chrysler Corp. refused today
to confirm or deny reports that
it is laying off about $500 of
its 10000 supervisory and white
collar employees.
ChrysIer refused to comment
directly on the white-collar
cutbacks, which were reported
by the Detroit Free Press. Such
layoffs had been rumored in
auto circles for several weeks.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Jan. "a (AP.) (UsDA).-
Hogs 1000; active, butchers steady tc
IS higher: sows mostly 25 higher: good
shipping demand; complete clearance
on all classes: mixed 1-2 and mixed
liberal showing ct 1880; mixed .2-3
and Is 10O-23O lbs IL 7.75-1S.O0; mixed
1-3 and 2-3 220-24o lbs II. 5O-ls.2
mixed 2-3 and IS 24O-27O lbs 1900.
1875: mixed 80 and IS. 27O-3OO lbi
mixed 2:5 100000 ID 10 sows 10, 90;
1900; mixed grade 2-S and 50 AOO-6o0
cattle $500; calves 100; slauEhter
steers slow, about steady heiters tnily
steady. vealers strong % LOO higher
choice and prime cool BIB y steers
so. Si 500 lbs as. .So-s 90: soSd "a. %:
"a. 90: load Of utility. 1850 ID Hol.
steins 1880; choice heifers 26.25-
81. so; good and mixed good and choice
23. .Q0-26.25; utility and standard
Is. 5.5O.22.75: utility and commercial
bulls 19.50.21 90: good and choicl
yealers 22.QO-2S 00;. culls down y
IL. 90: part load medium and good $50
ID stock steers "a .25; load medium 90C
lbs 1880: two half loads choice DO
o42 ID feeding steers 25.50-25.75.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Crown Acquires
Two West Coast
Photo Companies

Crown Photo. Inc, 3l32 M
street NV. has Just acquired
Chroma. Inc, Of Seattle, Wash.
and Keith Cole Studios Of CAL
ifornia. Donald j. Ludwig,
Crowns vice president. an.
nounced.
He said Chrosna is the larg.
est photo professor in the Pa.
cific Northwest, while Keith
Cole Studios Is o leading color
portrait and professional pho.
tographic concern.
President George Cullen oi
Crown said: These are oul
further steps In our plans tc
become the largest, most eff
cient and profitable photo pro-
cessors In the United States
This program continues and
we will announce soon further
acquisitions to our family o1
companies"
Crown recently acquired
Bear Photo and Bronson Photo
Industries.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
cap. Files.
Financing ing Plan

Seeking registration Of $40
million Of 37-year debentures,
due February /. 1898, the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. has filed a statement
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. -
Funds will be used for gen.
Eeral corporate purposes, includ-
ing extensions, additions and
improvements to the company's
plant. The debentures will be
offered for public sale at COM
petitive bidding. 80.
The net proceeds from the
sale Of debentures will be ap-
piled toward repayment Of ad-
vances from American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co.. its
parent. These are expected to
be around $21 million at the
time proceeds are received.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
WeIex Electronics
Buys, Elcor, Inc.

Welex Electronics Corp. has
acquired Elcor, Inc. Of Falls
Church. Va, IL was announced
today.
Elcor viii become a sub
sidiary Of Welex. Walton ].
Greer board chairman OF
Welex. said the acquisition will
provide the nucleus for q prod
lcts division Of Welex in the
Washington area.
e. B. Wilson, vice president
Of Welex. has been appointed
presdent Of Elcor. Other Off
GERS are John Walton. vice
PRECEDENT, and I Donald de
Laski. secretary-treasurer.
Elcor developed and intro
duced to industry an isolated
transformer, ISOFORMER. Be-
cause Of the unusual charac-
teristics Of the ISOFORMER
Elcor produces isolated power
supplies. ISOPLY. and other
electronic equipment which re-
Evening star., 1961-01-24
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended January 10 totaled $40
compared to 335 in the previous
week and 302 in the like week
q year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
American Corp. extended un-
til January 81 its offer to buy
up to $4,000 shares Of Elastic
Stop Nut of America at $25 q
share.
Avco Corp. in year ended No
vember earned $l0,021,50l or
81 cents q share vs.. $9,588,Al6
or 95 cents in 1859.
O'Okeip Copper Corp. in 9
months ended December 81
earned $4,264.232 or $4.18 q
share VS.. $3.S43.29l or $3.76 in
1859 period.
gle-Picher Co. in year
ended November 30 earned $4,-
767. .088 or $2.33 q share VS.
$4,671, ,646 or $2.29 in 1863.
ACF-Wrigley Stores in 20
weeks ended December "A
earned $2.782, 900 or 81 cents q
share VS.. $l,578.000 or 80 cents
in 1859.
Mueller Brass Co. in year
ended ended November 80
earned $287.276 or 81 cents q
share 70. $l,9l9,075 or $S.42
In 1859.
United States Shoe in year
ended November 80 earned $3.-
073. .785 or $2.72 q share vs.. $3,-
392. 1872 or 1901 in 1859.
Beckman instruments in 6
months ended December 81
earned $l,586,0l0 or $l.15 q
share vs.. 81 .262,172 or 90 cents
in 1859 period.
Armstrong Rubber Co. in 3
months ended December 81
earned $786.422 or 46 cents O
share VS.. $902.138 or So cents
in 1859 period.
Virginia Carolina Chemical
in 6 months ended December
81 earned $382.310 or $1.79 q
share VS.. q loss Of $13.190 In
1859 period. -.
Other earnings included:
Far YeaR BnhaA naeanhaP A.
Evening star., 1961-01-24

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. "a tAP)
Gov. Tawes last night
promised his complete sup
port" to q bill aimed ct regu-
lating the States savings and
loan industry and thereby re-
moving "a blot on the fair
name Of Maryland"
The Governor made the
statement at q press confer
ence attended by members Of
his commission which drafted
the measure.
Chairmen. Richard w. Case
said the bill viii be introduced
within the next day or two.
II would be the first broad
regulatory law on the subject
in Maryland, now the only
State that allows savings and
loan firnas to operate virtually
free of supervision or obliga-
tion to report to their tn-
vestors.
Changes Listed
with only q few changes
from preliminary proposals an
nounced earlier. 1t would set
UP an unpaid commission to
regulate the industry. create
the job Of a full-time COM
mission director to carry out
these regulations and erect GER
tain standards to be met by
firms doing savings and loan
business IN Maryland. f
The measure also would re-
quire savings and loan associa-
tions to operate as mutual
stock firms, authorize the COM
mission to limit the value Of
giveaways offered as a lure tc
depositors and prohibit firms
from lending money on second
mortgages unless they also hold
first mortgages to the same
property.
Gov. Tawes said these and
other provisions provided the
comprehensive type of regu-
lation lacking in another bill
Evening star., 1961-01-24

E@@-~~~~~-~--S
. total Of 23,558 units for 1860,
compared with 23.295 in 1859.
The latest figures included
23,58S passenger cars and 1875
commercial vehicles. compared
with 21.253 and 2,042, respec-
lively in the previous year.
Mr.. Murphy said District
figures indicated that area
figures also were maintained
for the entire year.
For II months, area unit
sales Of new automobiles totaled
o2.52S, . Jump Of IT'S per cent
from 78.546 in the same 1853
period.
/, The total included 86,359
new passenger cars and 6,l64
commercial vehicles, compared
with 72,534 and SOFA respec-
lively o year earlier.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Bemon Firm Cites
1st Quarter Business

In its first quarter Of opera
tions. Beman q Buppert Asso-
Citations. Inc, insurance con-
sulting firm, handled more
than $4 million worth Of policy
sales on Gil lives. officials
announced.
The company. which has
executive offices at 939 North
Kenmore street. Arlington, Va.
specializes in employe thrift
and security plans. q payroll
deduction program for insur-
ance. Two Of its salesmen wrote
more than 81 million In new
business.
The president Is Deane r.
lBeman. present national anna
teur golf champion. and vii.
liam I. Buppert III Is execu-
tive vice president. They said
they hope to write $40 million
| In volume by midyear.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
December Gas Sales
Show 1876 Pet. Gain

Sales Of Washington Gas
Light Co. in December totaled
65,233.182 therms. an increase
of 1876 per cent from 57.402,-
750 in December, 1859, the COM
pany reported yesterday.
Sales for all Of 1860 aggre-
gated 482,216,654 therms. a new
record and 10.4 per cent ahead
Of 436, ,783,15 in 1859.
The company had 403. 3.l85 &C.
tive gas meters in service on
December 81. compared with
39l, ,545 o year earlier. =,
Evening star., 1961-01-24
RKO Names MundeI

NEW YORK, Jan. "a (AP).
- Harry Mandel yesterday
was named president of RKO
Theatres, Inc, effective March
3. Mr.. Mandel, a vice presi-
dent since 1857, succeeds Sol
Schwartz, who resigned.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Gotes Is Elected

NEW YORK, Jan. "a (AP).-
Mrs. Margaret Rudkin. founder
and president Of Pepperidge
Farm, and former Secretary Of
Defense Thomas 8. Gates. jr.,
have been elected directors Of
Campbell Soup Co., Camden.
IN, j,
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Restaurant Association
Plans Annual Meetinu

The annual meeting Of the
Restaurant Association Of Met
ropolitan Washington win be
held next Monday evening,
January 80. $3.50 PM. at the
Perpetual Building and Loan
Association auditorium. I'LL E
street NV.
The agenda includes election
of officers, reading Of the an
nual report by outgoing Presi-
dent Ray s. Walters, and pres
entation Of silver awards to
winners Of the Third Culinary
Art Salon held last December
in conjunction with the East
South Restaurant Convention
and Exposition held here.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Assistont coshies

President Edwin T. Holland
lof Old Dominion Bank. Airing
ton. Va. announced the board
|of directors has elected VIII
liam A. Petrey. jr.. as assistant
cashier. M. Petrey is assigned
to the Time Sales Department
at the Twenty-third street
office, Mr.. Holland said.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Directors Reelected
By Federal Storage

Stockholders Of Federal Stor-
age Co. yesterday reelected all
directors at the annual meet
ing. President e. K. Morris an
nounced.
Directors declared O dividend
Of 81 Q share on common stock,
payable January 81 to holders
Of record January %.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
.Areo Auto Sales Up
IS Pct. During 1860,
EorIy Doto indicate
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

With District Of Columbia sales Of new automobiles showing
gain Of 9 cent in 1850 area figures are expected
show increase Of at least is per cent.
Maurice ]. Murphy executive vice president Of the Auto
motive Trade Association National Capital Area today
reninary the District Of Columbia shoWed
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Burroughs Manager

Burroughs Corporation has
named Lew Bambauer is field
engineering service manager
for its Washington district.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished BY the
era IN Wsshinsson represent Y, sssss ths range %
within which locally active securities
could have been bought or sold ct
p.m. Tuesday, January "a:
Evening star., 1961-01-24
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Moon over the eoun.
ter U. S.. Government Treasury, bonds.
Evening star., 1961-01-24

quire O high degree Of isolation
such as current or voltage in
tegrators and direct coupled
amplifiers.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Charter No. 3425 Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
National Bank of Washington
Charter No. 3425

In the District Of Columbia at the close Of business on
December 81 1860 Published to call made by
Comptroller Of Currency under Section 52ll u s. Re-
vsed Statutes.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

Onds. - = -
Evening star., 1961-01-24

b the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-E.W.

NEAR CoOLIDGE-By OWNER 2
I'm. brick house: porches, rec. nm.
big yard: S1S,950. tn. 2-7593.
NEAR 3rd AND MANOR PARK
Vacant. Beautifully redecorated:
large bedrms.,. concrete front
porch, Ia baths, rear poTches,
bsmt., gas heat, gar, yard. Near
schools. Terms. RA. 6-6912.
Mr.. SIS RMS, 2 BATHS, oil
h.-w.h., lge. trees, fruit garden and
1-acre lot. RIA. 3-4635.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Mod. 3-bed-
rm. detached brick. . baths. elec.
kit. rec. rm.; lge. fenced I'd; storm
windows. $1,000 down. JAMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

EHEVERLY MANOR - 3-bedrm
house; close to schools. bus: Sl25
mo. Call SP. 3-059l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.


s47 25th ST. n.W.9Inspection b.
appointment. Lovely 2-story, 4.
bedrm. bTk.; nice lot; gar: very
little work needed. Can be used
for 2 apis. Settle estate. n. T
RANDOLPH, RE. 6-46SS. FE. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
1904 NINTH ST. NV.

vAcANT-pETAcHED CAPE col
$1,000 DOWN - Attractive
h-room detached Cape Cod.
Has side-hsll plan. Enormous
and attractive kitchen with
built-in breakfast nook. II
you are lookinE for a spa
riouS ami inviting kitchen
this is II. Modern bath. 3
large bedrooms, full base
ment. Conveniently located
! block off GeorEia svenue
and shopping. Move right in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
lcoNIINuEpl

CHEVY CHASE NORTH, 53l0 Glen
moor dr.-5-yr. -old 4-bedrm. brick
split level plus 5th bedrm. or den.
Rec. rm., ga baths. Central air
cond.; garage. S275 mo-: option
JAMES CARR CO., EX. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Charming
Colonial, excel. eond.. 3 bedrms.,
Il Is smalD, scr. porch, garage,
fenced yard, conv.. attrac. area;
immed. occupancy possible. SlSh
TOWN SUBURBAN EN-. e-s4oO
CHEVY CHASE D. C., $3.50 2sth
ST. rms. 2 baths, glassed
porch; fenced yard: near st.
Johns and Lafayette schools; now
available at 5000 per month.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. Wo. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE-Spac. 5 bedrm.,
large shady lot. . biks. from bus
terminal. EN-. 5.2ss7. OF. S-66T3.
CHEVY CHASE, RENsINGToN,
WHEATON Several Q and 3-bed-
rm. homes available. Some for
immediate occupancy. some with
option 10 buy. MANOVILL REAL
TY CORP, 10. 4-S440.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Barneby
Woods, cow. attrec. area, spa
cious center-hall Colorial: 3 excel.
bedrms., immed. occupancy pos
sible 5000 mo.
TOWN SUBURBAN EN-. 2-9400
COLLEGE PARK, 95I5 Baltimore
blvd.-6 rms, bath; Sis per mo.
Call WE. 5-5253.
COUNTRY ESTATE nr. Bowie, i
mi. from D. C.-Modern house with
outbuildingS: SI7S per mo. Call
AID. 2-1TS0. bet. 2 and 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

MT. RAINIER 5-rin. bungalow,
wIgar.. h.w.h., renovated, no pets,
eonYen. loo. WA. 7-5S5S.
n. ARL.-3 bedrooms, III baths.
rec. rm.. semidetaehed: S135. mo.
KE. 8-6192.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH Dunn Lor-
ing)-2-bedrm. Stucco bungalow.
2-acre wooded lot, lge. yd. and
garden: only S69.50 to 9 couple
who will assume maintenance re-
sponsibilities. JE. 2-7653.
NEAR M0NASTERY-Briek semi
Oct. Lge. liv- rm.. din. rm.. kit.
8 bedrms. bath: adults only; mr..
81. Anthony's. LA. 6-663l.
n. HAMP. AVE. AREA $50 per
month = 3-bedrm. home; walk
dist. to bus. schools, shops; avail
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
n, SPRINGFIELD-Sl05, . bedrms
Lse. liv. rm., firepl., full bsmt.,
storage attic; iz-acre wooded lot.
Cow. country living. CT. 6-lO42.
NORTHWOCD PARK, Sill. SPR.-
Modern rambler on 90x200-ft.
shaded lot; liv. rm. with firepl..
new kit. screened porch. full bsrnt.
ana gsrase J R. LITTLE Real
OFF SHIRLEY HWY.-Rent with
option to buy; new rambler with
bedrms. on l floor, full bsmt..
2 fireplS.. equip. kit. with dish
washer. disposal: Dashboard hot
water heat; carport: Sl75 mo-.
portion Of rent to be applied on
down payment. Phone JE. 1880.
oXoN Hills bedrms., Sl35; 3
PUFFENBERGER Ritz. cH. $4,000.
OXEN HILL AREA, South Lawn-3-
hedrm. ramb.; lge. encl. porch. (:
fenced yard. Call EN-. 2-32Sl, all
day SUM-; ewes. after 8.
oXoN HILL, MD.-3 bedrms., 2
baths. rec. nm. with firepi $3.50
mo, 6S16 Kerby pl.. CHI. S-42l5.
PALMER PARK-3.bedrm., brick
home: fenced lot; vacant: Sll0
mo. option to buy. 10. 5-2l3l.
PORTER ST. NV, 36OO-Open
Ia. Spacious semi-det. brk.;
bdrms.. 2 baths. 500. OIL. 2-5623.
PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSE
Chevy Chase, Nd, : and 3 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din rnn.. rec. rm.
and patio; bath and . powder
rms. fully air cond.; Sls0-S245.
OIL A-4l0O. Applications accepted.
Brochure on request.
REAR OF 1851 ROLLINS AVE. So.
Small. 3 rms. and bath; suit
able for couple only; immediate
possession.