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Evening star., 1962-11-23
Lockheed Talk
Resuming

BURBANK, Calf, Nov %
(AP). - There was no indica-
ton from either side that
progress could be expected to-
day when contract negotiations
are resumed by the Lockheed
Aircraft Co. and the Interna-
tional Association of Machin-
lists, AFL-CIO.
The union announced, before
agreeing to resume negotia-
tions, that it will strike the
aerospace firm Wednesday.
Robert r. Simpson. union CO.
ordinator in the negotiations,
said: THE strike will not be
postponed"
The union said there would
be no basis for real negotia-
tions unless the company
agrees to a union shop cleo
ton. Lockheed opposes such an
election. saying it is against
compulsory unioniSm.
At the recommendation Of a
presidential advisory board, the
union shop proposal was voted
on at three other Southern
California aerospace firms. Ir
each case it failed to win the
two-thirds majority required
for adoption. Under a union
shop contract, all eligible en-
ployes would have to join the
union to keep their jobs.
Lockheed is working on the
Polaris missile and has Other
important defense contracts
The Kennedy administration
has said a strike would hurt
the defense program. Lockheec
says a strike would slow dowr
production but wouldn't stop it
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Warren Among Group
AT Pan American Mass

rights Of the deprived and ex-
plotted. it proceeds to abolish
all rights" Msgr. Kennedy said.
Promising to end the intoler-
able situation in which one
man is the creature of another,
it renders all men alike the
creatures of the COLLECTIVELY.
For over 40 years we have
seen this to be proved true, and
know that what Marxism works
is not wonders but ruin. Hence
we know that it has nothing to
offer our hemisphere save the
subversion of its Ideals, the
snuffing of its spirit, and the
scattering of all its achieve
ment."
Thanksgiving Day is a day
for giving thanks" not to "our
ancestors" or some impersonal
force or fate, but to the living
God by whose grace we are
what we are, we are where we
are" he said.
Evening star., 1962-11-23

line" march to join Gen. Wash
ington at Boston.
. Or you might like to stand
by the Potomac at Pack Horse
Ford. or Swearingen's Ferry
and look along the river where
James Rumsey, in 1887, gave
the first public demonstration
of the application of steam to
boat propulsion.
There is Thomas Shepherds
old grist mill to visit. Part of
it was built before 1899. and its
old wheel, 40 feet in diameter,
is said to be the largest in the
world.
On Main street you'll pass
the old Wynkoop Tavern of
Revolutionary times, now a
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Pentugon Cancels
Tight News Order

The Defense Department has
Cancelled a 12-point security
guidance issued during the
Cuban crisis to cover the re-
lease of information.
A spokesman said messages
were sent out yesterday to all
Defense elements resembling
the order.
An october 81 memorandum
requiring Defense officials to
submit reports on all inter-
views with newspapermen re-
mains in effect.
The Defense Department
spokesman said release of in
formation will be based on
security directives in effect be-
fore the, Cuban crisis developed.
Evening star., 1962-11-23

John H. Atwood. 40, of WASH
ington. The driver jumped to
safety.
In Maryland, 524 fatalities
have been reported so far this
year. compared with 396 listed
at the same date in 1861. There
have been four deaths in the
State so far In the Thanksgiv-
ing period.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
BY JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star staff Writer

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.
Nov. %. - This tree-shaded
town on the upper Potomac
River may be tied with Romney
for the honor of being the
Oldest town in West Virginia,
but it still has a string Of
"firsts" in its history that puts
it ahead of most communities.
Both Shepherdstown and
Romney were chartered by the
Virginia House of Burgesses on
December %, 1852.
No one has been able to de-
termine which was signed into
being first and this has pro-
vided grounds for a friendly
argument between the two
communities for many years.
Both claim the honor Of being
the States oldest town. an
argument proclaimed by histor-
ical markers in each community.
First Steamboat
But Shepherdstown has a
scroll proclaiming this list of
firsts:
1t was on the Potomac at
Shepherdstown that the first
steamboat in the United State:
was demonstrated.
The first newspaper, the "Po.
tomac Guardian, was published
here in 1890, and the same yeal
the first printing press was
established. The first book
Christian Panoply," was pub
lished here in 1897.
In addition to its list OF
"firstS," Shepherdstown is
proud Of these historical dates :
Its Oldest church, originally
an English Episcopal church
and now the Asbury Methodist
Church, was built in 1854.
Swearingen's Ferry, which
served the westward wagon
traffic, was established in 1855.
English and German schools
had been established in the
community before 1852, and in
Evening star., 1962-11-23
To Christen Sub

NEWPORT NEWS, Va,
Nov. % (AP) Mrs. Green B.
Gibs of Lexington. KY,
great-granddaughter of Henry
Clay. will christen a Polaris
balliStic missile sub m arin e
named for Clay here November
30.
Evening star., 1962-11-23

1866 early public fairs were es-
tablished.
Revolutionary Arms
An old gun shop was turning
out weapons for the American
Revolution as early as l776,
and at one time pickets for a
fence inclosing the property
we're made from discarded gun
stocks.
Shepherd College, a State
supported, liberal arts inStitu-
ton. founded in 1872, and has
since graduated more than A.
500 students. McMurran Hall
now a part Of the college, was
built by r. D. Shepherd be-
tween 1859 and 1865 as q Ii
brary and meeting hall and to
house a clock which he had
brought from England.
Shepherdstown is celebrating
its birthday in ceremonies
which began october 20 and
continue through this month.
The observance was planned
by the Historic Shepherds
town Bicentennial Celebration
Committee, headed jointly by
]. Arthur Prather, sr., local
manager Of the Potomac Light
81 Power Co., and DR.. Oliver
Ikenberry. president Of Shep-
herd College.
Steamboats,
There are many places to
visit in the Shepherdstown
area. You may wish to stand
for awhile by Falling Spring.
where in IT'S volunteers gath
cred to begin their famous bee
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Steamboats,
Girl, 20, Dies as Troin
Smoshes Car at Bowie

A 20-year-old girl was killed
yesterday when a New York
bound passenger train hit her
car at the Jericho Park road
crossing near Bowie, Prince
Georges County police reported.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Phelan.
of 12629 Safety turn, in Bel
air, was pronounced dead at
6:18 pm. upon arrival at Prince
Georges General Hospital.
1t was the third fatality in
48 hours at Maryland grade
crossings.
The Pennsylvania Railroads
Embassy Special was travelling
about 80 miles an hour at the
time of the crash at the Jeri-
cho crossing, officials said. The
crossing is marked with cross
arm signs. but there are no
warning lights or bells, police
said.
Police quoted the engineer,
Alexander T. Murphy Of Brick
ton, N. j., as saying he blew
his horn and threw ons the
emergency brakes when he saw
the car approach the crossing.
The car was struck on the driv-
er's side and dragged about
one-half mile, police said.
Delayed 2 Hours
The train had left Union
Station a few minutes before
and was DELAYED nearly two
hours by the accident, officials
said. Police said no one On the
train was injured.
Miss Phelan was en- route to
Laurel to meet a girl friend
who was driving down from
Ellicott City, according to her
father, John j. Phelan, jr.,
deputy general counsel for the
Navy Department.
Miss Phelan was a 1860
graduate of Ursuline Academy
in Bethesda and had taught at
Wells Acres Day Nursery in
Bowie. At the time of her death
she was employed as an under
writer for the Government En-
ployes Insurance Co. here.
In addition to her father,
Miss Phelan leaves her mother,
Kapitola; a brother, Johnny,
and five sisters. Msureen, Jean,
Kathleen, Sheila and Monica,
all Of the home address.
Funeral services for Miss
Phelan will be held at 10 am.
Monday at st. Plus x Church
in Bowie.
Hit by Freight
In the other accidents, a
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
freight train yesterday struck
a car at a crossing in Havre de
Grace and killed Charles Hall,
Is, Of that city.
Another BIO train Tuesday
night struck a panel truck
stalled at a crossing in Belts
VILE and killed a passenger
Evening star., 1962-11-23

River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls Shen-
sndoah River muddy at Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1962-11-23

snow or ram due tonight the Northern parts the
Lakes and into the North Mississippi Valley
some ngnt snow Is likely in the
expected IN Norhern Pacific Coast
States-AP WirephotO Map. ~ " ~ e Hi"n'c
Evening star., 1962-11-23
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
District and Vicinity
November 24-2S

Temperatures will average
near the normal high and low
for Washington of 50 and 36.
Colder Sunday, warmer Mon
day. colder Tuesday, and
warmer Wednesday. Rain will
average one fourth inch or less
occurring tomorrow, Monday
and possibly Wednesday.
Evening star., 1962-11-23

For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis, 3h hours
Beach, hours; Deale, 4Ia hours:
Solomons Island. 6Ia hours; Point
Lookout. IA hours.
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2010 Kalorana Rd

"a BLK. FROM CONN. AVE.
ana satSs 500 per- am mo- of inc ut Ill.,
Adults only; To inspect see res
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COLLEGE PARK-Big 3-bedrm., an.
prick rsncher on leveI-fenced iot,
laIepl; IN lily; rm.. king-size din
s IN oIeam Kitchen has dishwash-
S,,, ana Ia, aisposau. rec.-type bsmt
loan. Priced at SI7.Sb1 -|<70
BALL REALTY, INC. ara 4oon
GYM AVE. ,PARK-Large family?
S4;UO9, cash assume 4hSo loan;
oedrms, large liy. r,nn family.
ROOM: vacant, immed. nosSeSsion
AHilln,a A sNSeoA0A'
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HOUSES TO SHARE

OhI HhEDhL = FACING b e
grounds Of the Swiss Embassy
Lge. facade, 3-story corner brick
with all the potential Of q mag
niftcent residence. Needs decora-
tiQn and some improvements. In
BIOS. By appointment. ]. C. CHA.
TEL CO., FE. 7-53n0. 232-471n
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BELTSVILLE AREA-S295 dn-: 2.
bedrm, rambler, corner lot, move
in with deposit. OWNER. DI
7-4445: ewes. VIII. 2-7357.
CARM0DY HILLS-Nothing dn. CT
on this coy 3-bedrm. bungalow
with table-space kit. and S65 per
mo; pays all: priced at $500,
Call WA. 7-6617 It'll 8 pm.
HOMEOWNER RLTY. CO.. INC.
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YEONAS
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.

REALTY, INC.
IA. $1,000 DU. $4,000 JE. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH, (Pimmit Hiils)
S195 down incl. settlement, ram.
bier, 3 bedrms.. bst., lge. lot, inn
med. occupancy, owner will fl
nance. ST. $4,000. i
FALLS CHURCH CITY-older brick
Colonial. Center hall, separate
large dining and living rooms.
master bedroom has bath and
walk-in closet, 2 other bedrooms.
Full basement, rec. room, garage.
Priced at S23,500. Call today, JE.
2-2620. JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.,
Realtors. 113 West Broad street,
Falls Church. Va.
FALLS CHURCH-S13,950. 4-bed-
nm. Cape Cod. Large equip. kit,
has eating space; shaded lot. fruit
trees, etc. $3.50 down FILA, $50
mo. plus taxes and insur. a.
mickey REALTY, ia. 7-0250
3-Bedroom, 2-Bath Brick
Assume lge. 4h96 GI loan, see
pitt. Reas. terms, or FLA or az
no cash. Radiant heat. Vacant,
Mclean High School area.
LUCILLE COOK, REALToR
ZsOEIZ. LIE C.ARRA
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G lot s6x2l0: Abr. 2Is-bath brk.
cape Coo: ~ yrs. air cond.
-93Z,oO0. OWNER. OIL. ASCOT.
MASS. AVE. AREA. TT. SUMNER
HlLLS-Hard to find value in a
community where the average
nome is many thousands, more;
I ms immaculate white brick Co.
ira air cond.. 4 bedrms'. 81
baths. all eiec. kit, rec, rm, WITH
ilrepl:: scr. porch; garage: S37'-
29o. koRzENDoRFER REALToR,
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CENTRAL AVE.-Imagine a 8 bed
nm, "a bath split level for only
Slo,5OO. Sep. din. rm., "a acre
lot. Good assumption or FLA or
terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TOWARD co.

- y SPL1T-LEVEL
Mr.. RTE. 29-3 bedrms., . full til,
baths, entrance foyer with powder
rm., LARGE FAMILY RIM. with
door to PATIO and FIREPLACE,
beautiful kitchen, full dining rm.,
spacious hging rm. with bow win
dow. Just S1S,30O plus $3.50 CIR
Can finance with S2,l6O down
Dial 301-RI. 1886.
R. P. Henderson, KE. 1-5111
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BEERS BROS.

nedrms.: IA baths. liv. nm. din
nm, mod. kit. with table space
yumoo-size ,paneled rec. rm,. lEe
patio. double hung windows,
TED LINGO INC
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SILVER SPRING, near Eastern IF
High-Brick rambler with GARAGE.
liv. nm with large din. ell, 3 bed,
rms.', bath and powder rm,: rec,
rm, in bsmt. Ewes, WO. 6-2006
KELLER WOODMOOR ~. 5-7IO0
SILVER SPRING, MD,-5-bedrm
split rambler: vacant: S23. GCn
GEORGE I. BoRGER, NC, g Ma
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACC. BUR. sTD.-3 bedrui, con.
temporary. sep. din. bsmt., 1000
II. fresh air. Name your terms
COUNTY WIDE Realty, 94e-190l
ASHBURTON - Brand-new center.
hall split: Dashboard heat; 8 bed.
rms. plus den. plus rec. rm., 2K
baths, firepl., sub-bsmt. with exit:
$2S.950. Make offer. immed
poss. HUGH T. PECK. OIL. 1910
ASSUME FOREST KNOLLS LOAN
Just listed resale Of these popu-
lar brick split-levels featuring 8
bedrooms. pa baths: recreation
room AND den and short walk 70
Northwood High and grad {
schools. Excellent financing; S22,-
BIG BEAUTY-wheaton brick Cane
Cod with 4 huge bedrooms: Q full
baths: Jalousied den and q fuii
basement; al near qeorEis ave.
able at $1,000 and name your
financingl
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II. d. NOOI 90.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
1888 SPRING RID. NV, Apt. 30c
--Colored: de luxe apt, mr.. 14th
and Park I'd. NV; 8 rms. kit.
and bath, heat and hot water
incl: only S97.50 mo. Call Mr..
NEUMANN. Ma, S-eI700.
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HOUSES FURh. TO RENT
AIR-CoNDITIONED
TOWN HOUSES
WITH 1sT-FLR. POWDER RIM.
BROOKVILLE
Nrr exrTrnV my TIxNyxy
OFF SHIRLEY HWY
coMPL II FURNISHED FURNISH

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
INCLUDING LINENS
AND SILVERWARE
Auto. washer q dryer in each apt.
3-BEDRM. APT. $3.50
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Super-size kit, front and rear en-
frances. On bus line to Pentagon
and D. C. Ample play and park
CALL FL. $4,000
DIR: Shirley hwy. to Seminary I'd.
exit, follow signs to office.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Chevy Chase, D. c.. 8 rm,, 2 bath,
rec. I'M, screened porch; S175.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. S-SS79,
GEORGETOWN VICIN. = Nicely
furn., 2 twin-siZe bdrms., garden:
transp., shops, 4 girls pref. FE
4-BEDROOM modern rambler or
two levels; living room, dining
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms ano
bath on upper level plus sun deck
bedroom, den, rec. room with
fireplace, laundry room on ground
ssS5. esi JE On a- ego to o0 see
JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPANY
Realtors, liz West Broad street
Falls Church, Virginia.
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TAKOMA PARKS large bedrms.,
bath, full din. rm.,. bsint., parking
HbHHIPSHaff 'H RSAt nv. is 1922 gown
TAKOMA PARK-Fine, older, Q
story house; JIM shingles; 4 large
deep. with shrubbery. large trees:
excellent neighborhood; $4,000.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALToR HA. 7-4oso
THE MOST FOR THE LEAST; 4
bedrooms. modern style; level lot;
near shopping, elementary and
sprl1s h 6niy in slSSsIin o silysr
KESSIN0ER 90 CO., INC. 20. s.
WALK TO SILVER SPRING. shon-
ping, schools and churches within
walking distance from this mod
ern 3-bedrm. Colonial pine paneled
den on LIST floor. Assume excel.
4 SsS Oh loan, only S15,950. Lo.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGr.
WHEAT0N-QUICK POSSESSION.
2-bedroom rambler; recreation
room, de luxe kitchen; Sit. 900.
No down payment. LO. 5-4677.
G. P. FLETCHER
WHEATON, buy FLA or dT.-
iS ot: ssd, custom rambler, Level
nm. off formica kit. paneled rec.
I'm; $21 300. Immed. possession.
HUGH T. PECK, OIL. 1910
lWHEATON-Extra special! 3-bedrm
Oct. home " /bsmt.; only $500 dn.
total SS7 mo. C. maui hickman
WHEAT0N-THIS IS HOT. 3-bed-
room rambler: table space kitch-
en-. recreation room; S12,5OO, NO
MONEY DOWN. Lo. 5-4677.
c. P. FLETCHER
WHEATON, WOODS : D o MT
DREAM TOO LONG. Assume large
trust without qualifying; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Only $l7,95O. Lo.
HUGH +. PECK, 1926 Ga. Ave.
WHEATON-Excellent assumption;
n, ceo wv :.rd large kit;. lovely rec.
800 800; Il s sosSe parking; only sl@'-
LIST WIFI FFSf Us 51 Fog RRfES sGnr sys
WHEATON = Well-built, 3-bedrm.
brick home; IA baths, table-space
kit. and full tiled bsmt.; S1S,3OO
and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
Ken Druskin & Co. 10: 5-2005 It'll 10
WOODSIDE PARK = walk to
Hecht's yet in quiet area; owner
leaving town; excel. 3-bedrm., 2h-
bath brk. Colonial, finest area;
dbl. garage; trees. Call JU, 5.l661,
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-1240
5 BEDROOMS, 4 baths; like new,
all-brick 5-level split; in prime
Silver Spring neighborhood; on
large, level, corner lot; 2-car
carport; kitchen will seat 8 peo-
pie; immense din, rm., out-of.
ground family room, large sub
basement with exit; owner will
take large LIST trust. GRAY-KES-
SINGER & CO.. INC. JU. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sAtE--s.E.

vA0AS osIR PES D6Wk NEW
GAS H PEEss REaITYF F SoEp YARt
ST. 3-93l6 EYes., Sun, In. 2-IH2f
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CONFEDERATION 8 bedrms., {
VIEWS s$S.sseSTos L. e. VIZ 4s,l beautiful
ToWNHoUsE PROP. NC.
NEAT EAT AS A PIN PIN. completely rene 2;
inside and out; view Of wooded
stream valley; separate dining
room, 8 bedrooms, screened porch.
Only S1S,600. GRAY KESSINQER
& CO.. INC. JU. $4,000.
POTOMAC : We have several nice
estates in Potomac area; w to
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor HA. 7-40s0
PRETTY RAMBER"-LOVELY 8
bedrm., ga bath, brk. home near
schls. Separate din. rrn., spacious
kit. family rec. rm., nice roomy
THOMPSON CO., Ju. $4,000
RANDOLPH HILLS, 4s0s Macon
road, Rockville, Md.-Fenced-i in
brick rambler: 3 bedrooms with
4th bedroom in basement. Wv.
carpeting. living room, separate
uluiub IOOu huQ klLC1eu, large
family room off kitchen, finished
rec. room: lots Of extras. Open
Sunday or call 046-3179, evenings.
REFRIGERATED
Yes. the master bedrm. is extraor-
binary and extra large. Call to
see 1t. In addition there is a large
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm., kitchen with breakfast
nook. 217 baths. q total Of 8 bed
rms; washer and dryer. We will
trade or try your terms. Close ia
schools. Price, $22,95O. Call LO
5-0S44, It'll 9 pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
ROCK CREEK HiLLS-spacious
split-level; 4 bedrms. plus library,
den or 5th bedrm., 2 fireplaces'
de luxe kit. with din. space. fam
My-size din. rm., ground-level rec.
rm,. garage; priced below exclusive
netghborhood at S3S.5OO.
GEO: w. ROBERTSON. REALTORS
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes, OIL. 4-11S3
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10. 4-844C
RADcL1FFs EXCLUSIVE 11sT1NGs

lot Mr. Indian Country Club Dedi-
[O@o' hlsh elevation gas and electricity available
SilS5O-2-bedroom bungalow: full bsmt. lot
school and shopping community swim pool nearby storm
Sh4gS0-S.bedroom Cod; elbow room partial
sIunllnun siding: 3 bks to shopping to school ~
SIo,3VO-,Large rambler rn, family
On extrS large fenced
oTk rambler full baths,
SlS33O-Split. air bedrms, by
sn9 gin rn1 90 by l50ft wooded terms " "
split-eve1;
Offer " " ~ N"'e'eu ps'o rec Fm' submit Cash
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE co.
JU. 8-7744
s22S Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Maryland
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HOUSES UNFURH. 70 RENT
(coNrINUeD)

CHEvERLY AREA-Lovely 3-bed.
rrn., semi-rambler. Vacant; S10t
q mo. lRental-purchase option)
UN. 1861 or Ju. S-3380.
COLLEGE PARK-BERwYN HTS
Det.- bungalow, 2 hedrms., lge. lot
newly redec. Immed. occupancy
With optton to buy: $S9.50 mo
CONGRESS ITS bedrm, det,
9 9oHN T. Hsis shEL IfSssors so 1860 SS
EAST l,1,,. RgI \. I,I.p AZ b;r. bIk
IA baths; vacant, move right In
S120 per mo. DU. 10000.
EASTERN AVE. 4s04--Beautifu
detached Colonial home: compi
redec.;. 3 lge. bedrms.,. ~ bath,
tiled bsmt.. comb. alum. storm
s sash ss5 5ge. SCI. porch; only $156
sTEuxRT BROS ii INC Sig Tx $780, s4Ss
FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.-3-bedrm
ssmidetached., Ia baths, bsmt
III rr;s sffanSoi; S snnSeppins center bu'
GEORGETOWN = Charming 3-bed'
rm.' lge. ny. rm.. din. rm., bsmt.
Ia baths; $3.50 mo. FE. 7-1156.
LANDOVER HILLS-3 Dr., Diet
cape cod, full bsmt.: stove. refgr.
iienc 500 io IT, vacant vac rnoSs sod right
LEWISDALE-Ten 3-bedrm. rambs.
$135 mo-; peri. cond.; mr.. schools
en-. shop. ctr. GEO. SULLIVAN
2106 Fordham ST.. HA. 2-3420.
MASS. AVE. PARK
NEW LISTING
An attractive 4-bedrm. brick house
on quiet street w/liv. rm., study
lge. din. rIn., nice kit, extra room
ana iull bath. Excel. cond. $4,000
DOROTHY G. WOOD
EXCLUSIVE AGENT DE. 2-7I1l
McLEANz3 bedrm.. ia bath, rec
rm,: S145. CROWELL & CO., INC,
All. office. ia. 7-4664.
MCLEAN bedrms., 8 baths, ali
conditioned; den. rec. rm., de luxe
Kitchen. Avail. Mar. IL; 1925 mo
MRS. VIM, H. LAUoHLIN, REAL
RIyERDALE-3 bedrms, rambler
style, new house, bsmt., gas base
board heat: $125. WA. 1884.
SILVER SPRING-Immaculate
bedrm., 2 bath rambler on corner
lot; cow to transportation Sl65
per mo. VACANT. EDWARD F. FRY
Co, OIL. 4-5212 Ewes. WO. 6-1792.
s aN Ss,b sfSR sIsE sedrm.,
RRIESyAASSE. INC, 5ss-sSSo a ewes s.
SILVER SPRING. 9225 Long Branch
parkway-Clean home: 2 bedrms.,
den, or .3rd bedrm.: full bsmt.;
modern Kitchen: cow, to schools,
ehurches and transportation. Cali
HE. 9-4640 for appt., Sat. or Sun.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3 bedrm. split
level ny: rm. with firepl.. din.
r rnmr gar; lem, fenced rear yard. patio,
TO-. $40 mo. LYNCH BROS. INC.
Springfield. Va, FL. $1,000.
SUlTLAND, near Census Bureau
Semidet. brick, 2 big bedrms.' fun
bsmt.; deep lot; garage; Sli2.5O
mo MRS. VOGEL, 622-2600.
WHEATON,, KENSINGTON, SILVER
SPRING. ROCKVIILLE-Seversi 81
Some for immediate occupancy s;
some with option to buy. MAN
OVILL REALTY CORPORATION,
WHEAT0N-Vacant, 8 bedrm., din.
rm.' bsmt; and fenced lot; S125
per mo: KEN DRUSKIN g. CO.,
". 5-2OO5 I'll 10.
69I7 MAPLE ST, NV.
w sssTidst;; g rms, git, bath ss5 o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-06
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ALL HAULING and moving at very
reas. rates. Free estimates. RIA.
G6-3995.
CAMPBELL'S MOVING SERVICE
"a hrs; no job too lge. on
small; all household goods; free
est. cheerfully given; quick pick.
up and del. FE. $3.50, 462-6S27.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture q:
part payment on your moving
storaee; reas. rates. IA. 9-2937
MILL MOVERS-3O year rep. ICC
serv. sP. s.066e, 10. 1850.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches Q speciality. s. L. NOR.
RIS, tn. 2-1150 or .TU. 2-S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; storage In sep
arate rooms; packing, overseas air
cargo. Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1900.
NORTHERN VA. MOVERS; reason
able rates. Courteous service. In
sured. 536-7650; ewes, JE. 4-633S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-06
NEW I,TSTTNC

Close in and oh! so attractive, this
spac; 3-bedrm. home with den OF
lin. rec. I'm, and firepi.; huge 81.
Il. patio. Ideal for the large fam.
~. M: all schools and Churches
81 or FLA. TRADES ACCEPTED i
REALTY Corp
10. 1910