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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

Our congratulations to all the
ladies and men - in the
neighborhood who carried home
blue ribbons from the flower
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

will then be 8 am. = are you
as confused as we But mail
you will have. on time Or a little
later.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

show.
When Daylight Saving Time
starts Memorial Day, please be
/ patient with the delivery of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

does now. Our mail arrives al
$50 now, which will be 7::3(
then, and whereas we have beer
opening the office at Z am, i,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

mail. The trains and highway
post offices will be on Standard
Time and therefore the RID
may run little later than it
Evening star., 1962-04-04

95 per cent of those receiving
surplus food are Negroes.
County Commissioner Eddy
Gilmore said the move may
mean the death of the pro-
gram.
Biggest Contributor
And County Commissioner
Tom PinSon, noting that Bir-
mingham is the biggest contrib
utor to the countrywide pro-
gram, said other communities
may not be able to carry on
alone.
The boycott began about two
weeks ago after Negro leaders
demanded that downtown
merchants desegregate hiring
practices, rest rooms and
drinking fountains.
Few persons have been will
ing to comment. One depart
ment store owner who wouldn't
permit use of his name said,
"It's on and it's hurting"
Sources close to those ac-
tive in organizing the move
prefer to call it one of "selec-
tive buying"
Alabama law prohibits two
or more persons conspiring or
acting in concert to boycott a
lawful business.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
CeIIer Hits
Satellite
Owner Plan
BY the Associated Press

Representative Celler, Demo-
crat of New York, said today
he rebels against the idea of
letting a space communications
satellite system be used for
lining the pockets of a select
group of companies"
Mr.. Celler, chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee and
its Antitrust Subcommittee,
said he does not advocate out
right Government ownership
but opposes placing control in
the hands of communications
companies such as American
Telephone & Telephone.
The Senate Space Commit
tee has approved a bill to pro-
vide for ownership of the
satellite system by a private
corporation, with half its stock
sold to the public and half to
communications companies.
This is in line with President
Kennedy's recommendation for
private ownership, but Mr.. Gel
Ter contended the bill, despite
its provisions for government
regulation, docs not fully pro-
tect the public interest"
Mr.. Celler said a measure he
has introduced in the House
would give the President dis
cretionary authority to disap-
prove all acts both by the cor
poration and Federal agencies
to assure full compliance with
the national policy regarding
communications through space
satellites"
Evening star., 1962-04-04
0kiyun Boot
Strog Reported

NAHkinawa, April 4
(AP). le Okinawa coastal
radio licked up word that
an unified plane strafed
an OkIn fishing boat near
Moratand in the Celebes
and tfour crewmen were
woundThe message indi-
Gated the craft was dam
aged was repaired while
under.
Theort said the 144-ton
KyuyGu was about 20 miles
northdoratai island, which
figure World War II fight
ing, \ the attack occurred
The d is midway between
West Guinea and southern
the Philippines.
Un States High Commits
Sionaul Caraway meSSaged
the ed States Embassy in
Jska requesting informa-
tien.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
U.S.. Uses Foreign Ads
Woo Tourist Gold

Chairman Magnuson, DEM
ocrat Of Washington, of the
Senate Commerce Committee,
a participant in the ceremony,
said the campaign will help the
domestic economy as well as
the gold-dollar problem.
Senator Magnuson said a
travel dollar adds more to di-
rect employment than money
spent in any other way.
The advertising will begin
appearing this week in maya
zines in Britain, France and
Germany. The promotion is
sponsored by the United States
Travel Service, a new Com
merce Department agency
created by Congress nine
months ago with an initial
budget of SIS million.
Evening star., 1962-04-04

to withhold the clty'S share OF
the 100000 program. Since
seven months of the program
have expired, the city's share
for the remaining months
would amount to about $18, ,750.
The program is supported by
other communities in jefferson
County, which has a popula-
ton of about $4,000.
Says Fees Decline
Mayor Arthur j. Hanes said,
We've got to do something to
nip this boycott in the bud"
He said business license fees
are governed by business vol
ume and that when business is
off, license fees decline. He
said the city loses money land
we've got to make it up some
where"
City Commissioner Eugene
Connor made a motion for the
food money cutoff, saying:
I'm for cutting off the re-
lief money right now. If they
(the Negro leaders, come in
and tell the Mayor that it
(the boycott) is not so, then
I'm willing to reinstate the
money"
City Commissioner j. T.
Waggoner, who seconded Mr..
Connor's motion, estimated that
Evening star., 1962-04-04
By the Associated Press

The Government has launch
ed an international advertising
campaign to tell foreigners they
can tour America for S98 a
week, avoid red tape and get a
warm welcome.
The colorful "hard sell" ada
were unveiled at a news con-
ference yesterday by Secretary
of Commerce Hodges, who
termed them part of "an un-
.precedented marketing cam
paign" to attract foreign tour
lists and ease the United States
balance of payments problem.
Americans last year spent 81
billion more on travel abroad
than foreigners spent here-a
gap equal to about 40 per cent
Of the country'S SIS billion
payments deficit.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Birmingham RetoIiotes
Against Negro Boycott

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April (AP).-City officials have
voted to withdraw Brmnghams support of County wide
surplus food program in retaliation against Negro boycott
of downtown stores
An overwhelming majority of those receiving the surplus
food Negroes.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
\YRENE'
THE FIBER THAT SHAPES THE ENHION

With the new clothes coming ever closer to the lpdy,
smoothly shaped figure is important than inmany
season. takes proper planning, but there's wonderful
help at hand-VYRENE This is the superior spanex that
creates wisps of wondrous power. grdles that
VYRENE, THE SUPERIOR SPANDEX; IS MADE ONL
DIVISION, U. S. RUBBER, ROCKEFELLER CENTER,
Evening star., 1962-04-04
READY FOR YOUR SECOND CAR?

This "Beank Bandit like other will exhibit
the International
Friday Saturday and Sunday April 68 Hours will be
daily The customzd Ed Roth built
Of berga Turning, brakng and throttle
control stick
Evening star., 1962-05-20

66TWNHAR she blows!" In few months, visitors to
4 the Natural History Museum at the Smith
sOnian Institution marvel at realistic reproduc-
ton Of the largest animal on earth Blue Whale
This mighty mammal will be the center of attraction
in the Smiths0nian's Hall Of Ocean Life opening
in the fall.
At the.moment, wOrkmen are busy constructing
this 0Ofoot long 15foOt thick monster. If you will
pardon the expression it is q whale Of job.
For one thing, the Smithsonian did not want the
whales big life" illusion spoiled by such obvious
trappings as supporting wires or scaffOding Other
museums custOmarily hang their whale models by
piano wire or cables from the ceiling But this whOp
per floats free, supported by two inc0nspicuous
braces from the background of sea-blue wall
In the usual museum display. whales appear flat
and blimp-like But the Smithsonian determined to
make its whale look If it were just leaping from
the brny deep The tremendous body is curved. for
in spite Of its size whale has the amazing ability to
jump completely out Of the water.
Visitors entering the hall can look up at this ave-
inspiring animal. Or stairways will take you to
balcony where you can see at eyelevel the mammoth
mouth, eight-foot long nippers and propeller-like
tail
In designing the whale, the problem was to keep
its weight down In lfe Blue Whale this size would
weigh $50 TONS about 50 times more than an ele-
phant, the next largest mammal Thanks to the mir
acle of plastics, the SmthsOnan'S model when COM
pleted, will weigh about 1900 pounds or four and
half TONS
Under the direction of the museums world
famous whale authority DR.. Remington kellogg, the
two men who have headed Project Whale" are
Thomas Baker and John Widener Mr.. Baker de-
signed the whale and has been supervising its
structOn With college majors in biology and art and
later masters degree in art he has the background
for this unique undertaking.
But he credits an Andrews Air Force Base engi-
Evening star., 1962-05-20
a WHALE OF a job

neer with providing information stress analysis
determining whether the buildings brick wall could
support the 1000 pound weight and deciding If the
4Ofoot tail would have such lever action as to
balance the body.
Mr. Baker calls Mr. Widener the ''plastics ex-
pert" on the job With experience in making other
animals for Smithsonian display he first did whale
model of plastilene clay-like material After DR..
kellogg had approved this model, fulsiZe patterns
were cut.
To make the whales body, curved wooden ribs
were applied around a steel core Over this work
men constructed mold Of thin wood veneer. Fiber
glass was then put over this and the wooden mold
subsequently removed.
For a lightweight filling, liquid pOIyurethane
foam, which later s0lidifies, poured into some
sections such the whales flukes or flippers. The
final step will be painting the body the Characters
tic bIuegray color accented by brown and black
spots on the sides and belly.
This may sound easy enough to try in your own
backyard. But in reality, the job has been cOmpIi
Gated The top Of the whale is IS feet above the floor
Laborers must work on scaffOlding high in the air,
often JOnah-Iike inside the whales body.
Interrupted several times by other construction
in the hail. work on the whale has been olf and on
for about two years In size and weight it is the big
geSt exhibit animal the Smithsonian has ever built
In spite Of its mOnstrous appearance. parents
can assure anxious children that this type of whale
could not swallow them. The interior Of the Blue
Whales throat measures only about eight inches in
diameter. 1t feeds at or near, the ocean surface,
straining small crustaceans, like shrimp, through
its whaebOne, baleen, hanging on either side Of
its mouth It can be found in all oceans except the
Arctic.
When visitors to the Smithsonian see this fine
museum model, they will be viewing the largest
mammal that has ever lived on the earth or in its
water.
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CARROLL KNOLLS = $4,000
Charming 3-bedrm.. l "a bath brk
rambler: sep. din. rm., large pine
paneled rec. rm., large fenced
yard. many extras; only $500 dn
10. 5-3687.
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CHEVERLY
BEAUTIFUL NARROW

COLUMBIA PARK-Must see this
like-new 3:bedrm: rambler with
Nc down, only sIys $500 on set He seTms
LANDoVER HILLS - One of the
better housing buys In the Wash
ington area, this 3 bedrm. full
din. rm., full bsmt., encl. porch
home can be bought for only
S14,500. FILA, VA, conventional
terms.
UNIV. PARK - See this stately
home in this exclusive section Of
Prince Georges Co., 4 bedrmS.,
plus. comfortable family rm.
Trades accepted.
Banner Sales, AP. 7-4646
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CHII,I,IIM

@1@-1S 2V4
Reduced to S16,950: i'm
presSive brick Colonial, fea-
turing 3 bedrms., family
sized din. rm.. full bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h. and other quail
ity. features. No dn. pay
ment to vets or $500 DIN.
to non-vets.
LANDOVER AREA
Near Balt.-Annapolis pkwy.;
no red tape: assume 4bes
loan. Move in with deposit.
3-bedrm. brick rambler on
spacious fenced lot: $3.50
incls. settlement and S99.50
mo. pays all.
E. G. HILLEY & co.
APP z.1on
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALMOST AN ACRE of lovely roll
ing lawns is the setting for this
custom brick rancher. built in the
true American tradition. All rooms
spacious thr9ushout; Tremendous
fireplace, family dining rm., very
lge. sunshine" kitchen, 3 twin
bedrms.. . full tile baths, 22xl6-
IT. paneled club room, full bsmt.
with garden entrance. REAL BUY
at S24,650. CHARLTON OF VIR-
GINA, INC, Realtors, Fairfax,
CIR 3-4006,
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SILVER SPRING

S14,95O FILA, $3.50 DOWN
All-brick Colonial in Indian Spring:
Village; walk to st. Bernadette' S;
liv. room w/fireplace, sep. din
nm. table space in kitchen, LIST
full bsmt.: nice lot. very clean
WOoDsIDE REALTY CO.. ~. g.
GAO til Q pm.
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LeMay Road
TWinbrook Section

Contemporary rambler, very
nicely decorated, on level
fenced lawn. 2 bedrms. and
bath, LIST fir; stairs up to 2
other rooms; carport. Priced
$4,000. Call Mr.. Merryfield,
EN-. 2-67l5.
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RAY PARK AREA = Call now, to
bier; priced $4,000 under market,
for fast sale; 3 large bedrooms,
3 baths, huge liv. rm. with Roman
brick fireplace, formal din. rm.,
completely modern kit, expand
able attic; many expensive extras
incl. wall-to-wsll carpet, washer,
drier, etc: only S25,950, conven-
tional or FILA terms. Call WA e
1900. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.,
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SILVER SPRING
$32.5OO

bedroom 3-bath brick split-level
on attractive h-acre lot. Carport
screened porch, attractive Iecrea.
ton room wLfireplace; full base
ment: very large kitchen, fully
equipped; center-hall plan. Tor
quality construction throughout
Will finish to suit purchaser
EDWARD & RENICK CONSTRUC-
TON COMPANY MA. 2-1199
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tEuWUUu O"AUIU vi
aAInnEAu2 AnEA

ANDREWS hnEA
Owner forced to sell well kept
Enlistment sSfSTm 0fn n T srRs Eit built frep II
in large iiv. rm., walk.out bsmt.
nice shrubs on u acre; off Allen
town road: very good financing
T. D. BURGESS CO.. REALTOR
RE, $4,000 It'll 8,
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ANDREWS AREA-DILLON PARK
CnADTEp uOAKE

STARTER HOME
2-bedroom shingle bungalow, neat
and clean as pin; liv. rm., sep
din. room: screened porch; hot
water heat: storm windows and
doors: bsmt,; lovely, Handicapped
lot with huge trees; VA or FLA,
no money dn.: SS5 per mo. pays
all; only $4,000.
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. $4,000
ANDREWS AREA New 3-bedrm.
rambler: de luxe kit. l u baths,
bsmt.: vacant; assume present
loan; owner transferred. JOE
JACOBS REALTY, RE. $4,000.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, g.
bedrm. brick rambler finished
playrm. Carrolton; $16,950. Nc
down pymt. CT or FILA. HUDSON
REAL ESTATE. UN. 4-1515. UN
AIM.
BALTIMORE PYWY. AREA-Bricl
rambler wLbsmt.; many extras
only $12,S50. No money down
Guaranteed.
c. paul hickman HE. 1-100C
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-140O

CHARMING 8 BEDROOM
brick rambler in convenient
and desirable ParkIawn: l II
baths, firepl., everything
kit, 10X20 scr. porch; big
beaut. lot. Priced at S1S,-
500 with minimum FLA
down payment or assume
biz CT loan; immed. poss.
Call THE DARBY CO., ia.
nlnl. o NARE
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NO EQUAL to this home at the
price. 3 bedrms., de luxe kit, rec.
rm., full bsmt.. wall to-wall car
pet, air conditioners. FILA, Sl6,-
500. Call 434-1400 now to in
Spect. ADELPHI REALTY, INC.
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COZY six-room combination in one
of Annandale's best districts. No
cold floors during winter, since
the floors have hot-water radiant
heat built in. 3 bedrooms, large
kitchen. separate dining room.
Nice level lot close to schools and
Shnnninp ~
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BROWN g. BROWN

full baths, nice recreation rm. in
basement with, fireplace, over "a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SHANNON & LUCHS

Realtors Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave:
CHEVY CHASE-We have two g.
bedrm Colonials cow. to District
line, in low. low 20s. Both have
scr. porches, lge. level yards,
garages. Take your choice.
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HUGH T. PECK
LANGLEY REALTY

LANGLEY PARK AREA-2-bedrm.
brk. Colonial, Ia baths, hot-Wa ter
heat; bsmt. Assume $4,000 loan
UN, 4-555O.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
New England Colonial. on lovely
street; library, powder room or
first floor; 4 large bedrms.,
baths; 5easonsbly priced. Mrs
me- a REALTORS, D 81 7 os0
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r Hills CHUKCH = CustOm-built
brick rambler with 3 large bed
place, separate dining room.
equipped kitchen, u bath in base
ment and attached garage. Set on
beautifully handicapped lot with tall
trees and located close to bus.
shopping and Corners. Priced
right at S22 $50. TOWN q COUN-
TRY PROPERTIES. INC. KE. g.
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CHEAPER TO HEAT, and more
for your money; lovely brick semi.
3 bedrms.. beautiful lot: close-in
Langley Park.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO.
KE, 9-240O "OK'D 4 TRADE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Near Northwoot
High School Brick splitsieyeI
rms, plus den, 21a baths. FIJI
terms, or assume Ice. loan. WOOD.
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. 9-644(
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NEAR INDIAN HEAD HWY.-5H
acres ana nearly new 4-room and
bath home; well, cleo. pump, sep.
tic, tank. city water now in front
trade Tor a ' capt D. T &. home Mus
Priced $4,000. Call MR.. CROSS
ia. 9-1664, with PAUL P. STONE
TU. 2-l1O5. RA. 3-9233.
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN TO o
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6O4O
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
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Walker & Dunlop. Inc

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown Office EN-. 2-6715
MASS. AVE. EXT.- bedrms., az
baths: air cond.: wooded lot: low
3Os, OWNER. OIL. 4-89O7.
MASS. AVE.-LITTLE FLOWER!
Lovely, new Colonial. with library
or bedroom and full bath on LIST
iIoorr:: I BEDROOMS, baths on 2nd
fiTepiaceA priced az az ${ IT, o. trade Mlde
in your old house,! FRANK s
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l41I;
evenings, FE. $3.50.
MASS. AVE. AREA, SUMNER = :
double-size bedrmS.: in this select
area; only, $37.750: very complete
throughout; owner will give terms
best buy anywhere: vacant. Ewes. d,
OIL, $3.50.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA - Hand
some 8 room Colonial, on large,
wooded lot: first-floor powder rm.
porch; bsmt.; $23,95O; block to
Ewes, OIL. 4-O952.
Pobiak & Pobiak
REALTORS OIL. $4,000
MASS AVE. EXT. = Impressive
white brk. Colonial, off conven-
lent Mass. ave.; 3 nice bedrms.,
. baths. approx. Ka-acre wooded
lot. porch. attached garage and
full bsmt.; S27,950; ready to
qG Gcs Y! v. ROBERTSON. REA1roR
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ASSUME 4s436 LOAN

Only $1,000 down and assume q
big loan on this beautifully kept
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler with
full basement Oh lovely wooded
| lot. Total payment S15O per
month. Larger down payment will
reduce monthly payment. Priced
! at only S2O,95O
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BILLINGSLEY RLTY.

EN-. 2-2326 Ewes, EN-. 3-6113
CHEVY CHASE = Colonial brick,
above the circle, adjoining the
"Old Hamlet" A truly delightful
home with spacious rooms through
out: charming liv. and din. rms,
excellent kit, powder rm., 3 twia
bedrms. and 2 tiled baths: impec-
cably maintained, and q wonderful
buy in the lower 30s. Call our
uptown office til 9 PM. KE.
7-1S0O,
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MARTINS WOODS, one mile east
OF Wash. -Balt. pkwy. near River
dale I'd. only 10 minis. to D. c.
and NASA-Exceptionally lovely,
large stone and brick rambler
fully air cond., sep. din. rm.. liv.
rm; with firepl.. finished rec. rm.
with firepl.. and book shelves
two-car garage: large level lot
See today. M. LEO STORCH, SP
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RoUTH ROBBINS

4INIINuEI ODU- Z WUU
Alex: S36-6200 Spfld. 451-25OO
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Pictur-
esaue brick split-level on beauti-
fully Handicapped n acre. Three
large bedrooms, "a baths, lovely
finished rec. room. other features
you will like include separare
breakfast nook. two-way fireplace
in living room and dining room,
CONDITIONED; onlY $40 ah6
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C. P. FLETCHER
HUGH T. PECK
SILVER SPRING AREA

SILVEH SFhHNU AKEA
3-bedrm.. 2-bath split-level. Ken
Sington.
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler on acre.
Burtonsville.
3,bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial. lillian
dale.
4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler on IL
acre.
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COLESVILLE AREA : 3-bedroom
bath split-level on 1-acre
fenced lot; extra Ice. living rm
with firepl.: sep. dining rm.; fam.
lily rm.. Gear carport. Will sci
FILA with S1,650 down. ASKING
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SILVER SPRING-COLONIAL LIV-
ING AT ITS BEST. bedrooms,
separate dining room. family den,
full basement. FILA appraised,
$lS,750. LO. 5-4677.
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SHANNON & LUCHS

CHEVY CHAsE-GREEN ACRES
Clean and neat brick Colonial;
living rm., separate dining rm.,
mod. kit, 3 excellent bedrms. and
bath on End; rec. rm.: lge. fenced
lot. Priced to sell at S21 500. 8
a.m.-6 pm. EN-. 2-7400. Ewes,
EN-. 2-7654.
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CAMP SPRING AND TEMPLE HILL!
-Brk. ramblers new. 3 bedrms.
2 baths, rec. rm.. firepl., cleo. kit.
Dashboard hit. carport: was $4,000
10e6 dn., 25-yr. financ. If desired
FORTIN REALTY, RE. 5-07O7.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lcoNIlNuEpl

BETHEsDA-close in. only $1,000
down, and 1852 per mo. pays all
handsome 4-bedrm: brk; coloniali
CENTRALLY AIR COND.; bedrm.,
powder rm.. family rm. on Isl
floor: 2 baths. full bsmt.. garage;
FILA appraised, only ST. BOO
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC or q 1Q0O I'll q
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Sill. sPG, ci0ke in. near st. Johns
BUS and all schools near, clean
brick, 3 bedrms.. plus den, Q fire.
places, finished rec. rm., 2 full
baths, full bsmt., lovely level
fenced yard with trees: 5000 dn.
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WHEAT0N-Vets! $500 moves you
In Gncluding settlementJ. 3 bed
rms, den. sep. din. rm., nice lot
SLIGO REALTY, JU. $4,000.
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Z BEDROOMS. : BATHS
A little gem, fresh and livable
on a. deep wooded lot; bedroom
and bath on LIST. very pleasant
kitchen; separate dining room. in
and large jalousied porch over
looking garden; 3 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd: utility room and
play room at garden level; priced
realistically at S24, 900. See It to-
day. Call Mrs. Murphy. FEE. 3-4237
MARSTELLER McCABE q CO.
EXCLUSIVE WO R1aRR
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Ma. $4,000 Evenings, 347-8632
CLOSE-IN. 13-ACRE ESTATE, sub.
stantial brk. home; 5 bedrms..
baths, latest kit. h.-w.h.; excel
barn, tenant house, outbldgs.
large family can enjoy now, sub
divide later. Call JU 5-1661.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124C
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COLLEGE PARK (Proper)-Charm-
ing. home with 6 bedrms.. 3E
baths and Gear garage. Com
pletely finished bsmt.; walk tt
campus and Univ. Of Nd. Call HE
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Attractive split-level, contains liv
rm., din. rm., kit. bedrms.
2h baths, full basement, situated
on q nice level lot.