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Evening star., 1962-08-28

Funk
Inspection

Nearly two-thirdS of the city's
taXicabs flunked Motor Vehi-
Gle Department inspections
during the first half of this
year.
Results of the semi-annual
inspections held during April,
May and June, released yes
terday, showed that, of 1920
taxis. 5.0O1, or 63.1 per cent,
were rejected the first time and
LILO rejected on the first re-
inspection.
The department finally
passed 1879 of the taxicabs
after conducting 1920 inspec-
tions. Some of the vehicles
had to come back several times.
Mechanical faults accounted
for 8O.3 per cent of the items
cited in rejecting cabs, accord
ing to c. w. Reed, vehicle con-
troll officer. Most Of the faults
we're found in the steering gear,
brakes and lights.
The other 20 per cent of re-
jections were for items pro-
scribed by the District Public
Utilities Commission. The chief
faults in this category were in
the condition of the body paint,
he said.
The 341 cabs which never did
pass inspection had to be re-
tired and probably will be re-
placed by the owners, Mr.. Reed
said.
Although the initial rejection
rate is high, Mr.. Reed said. it
is about 9 per cent lower than
the rate when the switch was
made from annual to semi
annual inspections last year
Evening star., 1962-08-28

There are several things you should know
about banking services, and whether or
not these services fit the needs of you
the individual or the business or indus
trial firm.
First, does the bank have reputation
for offering stable and relatively high
interest on savings deposits? First &
Citizens pays 4c9c interest on savings. 1t is
important that the money you put aside
earn a good rate of interest.
Next, does the bank offer financing and
lending facilities that suit the individual
as we'll as the large business house or
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Rockville Building
Brings Protest

Construction of a commercial
building at South Adams street
and West Montgomery avenue
in Rockville stirred close to 100
persons to protest last night to
the city council.
The building is to conte=A
restaurant, a laundry and a
beauty parlor. The land, ad-
joining an established residen-
tial area. has been zoned for
commercial use for several
years.
Those opposing the construc-
ton were told there was little
that could be done except to
forward the objections to the
land developers.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

Those two embassy bills are
hooked together again in the
Senate. this time like the rLie
book says they should be.
One would make District
neighborhoods of one-family
single dwellings off limits to
foreign embassies.
The other would let the
United States build more en-
bassies worth $50 million
abroad.
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, in reporting the
two-headed bill today. ad-
mitted it had broken Senate
rules in trying to report the
measure by polling members
last week.
The committee was caught
by Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon. He doesn't want a
nickel more freed for embassies
Evening star., 1962-08-28

which would permit rooming
houses in commercially -zoned
areas, would have to apply to
the whole city in order to be eff
fective.
If owners refuse to cooper
ate, Mr.. Doyle said, their houses
would be purchased by RIA.
E. Fulton Brylawski, plan
ming delegate for the Mint
wood Place improvement Lea
que. opposed Mr.. Doyle's plan,
The cheapest new efficiency
apartments rent for $50 a
month which Mr.. BrylawSki
said is beyond the means of
many roomers.
c. T. Nottingham, District
Superintendent of Licenses
said there are many lovely
rOomlng houses throughout the
city which are like a home
away from home for students
and Government girls"
Not all of the committee
members we're in favor of the
proposal. One member proposed
that the committee check into
whether enforcement of the
District code could effect the
change.
The harShest words fell on
the absentee landowners, who
appeared to be mostly absent
from the meeting. One man
said they were the single
source of rot and crime and
blight"
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Dean Munion to ToIk
At Constitution Fete

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. %
CAP).-Dean Clarence E. Mani
on, director of the weekly ra-
dio program, The Manion
Forum" will be the main
speaker at the Constitution
Day rally the league for con-
servative voters is promoting
for September IS.
Mr.. Manion, former profess
sor of constitutional law and
dean of the law school at the
University of Notre Dame. will
speak to the outdoor evening
rally. 1t will be the 175th an
niverSary of completion of the
Constitution of the United
States by delegates to the con-
stitutional convention.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Arlington Youth
Held for Rope,
Hears I'd Charge

A mechanic, accused of the
sun-deck rape of 39-year-old
Arlington woman, today also
was charged with robbing the
woman.
Police said that Joseph Ed
ward Lee Sullivan, 20, of the
100 block of South Fourteenth
street, Arlington, was arrested
yesterday on the rape charge
after he was identified by the
woman in a lineup at police
headquarters.
Detective Jackey Shoots said
Sullivan already had been un-
der suspicion in a case in
volving a teen-aged girl in the
1900 block of South Scott
street. Detective Shoots said
Sullivan was charged with dis
orderly conduct today in that
case.
Investigators were struck by
the similarity of descriptions IN
the two cases. Detective Shoots
said. Police said they found
Sullivan working in an apart
ment development near the
rape victims apartment house.
Police said the woman was
leaving the sun-deck of her
apartment house last Saturday
when a man wearing a mask
and brands shing a knife
jumped from behind a door and
raped her.
The robbery charge was
added when police searched
Sullivan's apartment and found
a wrist watch and a pearl ring
the rape victim told police were
taken by her attacker, Detec-
tive Shoots said.
A County Court hearing on
the charges is scheGtlled for
Thursday.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

was specifically cited by Mr..
Acheson.
Mrs. Guthrie Alvarez, legal
administrative clerk assigned
to the Appellate Division, of
l41l Kanawha street, Langley
Park, Md, who has been with
the United States Attorneys
office for eight years.
Mrs. Patricia Y. Massey, sec
retary to the chief of the Mu-
nicipal Criminal Court Divi-
sion.
Mrs. Helen c. George, secre-
tary to the chief of the Civil
Litigation Division.
Mrs. Laura LaBreque, secre-
tary with the Grand Jury Unit.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
U. S. Attorneys Aides
Cited for Performance

Five members of the United
States Attorneys office yester-
day were given certificates of
appreciation and cash awards
at ceremonies in recognition of
their sustained superior per-
formance."
The awards were presented
by United States Attorney David
C Acheson. The certificates of
appreciation we're signed by
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy.
Those honored:
Arthur j. Mclaughlin, an
assistant United States Attor-
ney since 1885. whose polished
and effective courtroom ability
Evening star., 1962-08-28

llllLGCC. 114C NOI4ALIllIOCC ID maui
up of 25 members whose task
is to determine what will be
done about rooming houses in
the urban renew area
bounded by Sixteenth street.
Connecticut avenue. Florida
avenue. Calvert street and Co.
lumbia road NV.
But his plan would even
tually apply to -ooming houses
throughout the city.
Mr.. Doyle said there are
about Isl licensed rooming
houses. accommodating about
100 persons. in the area where
the total population is about
$4,000. Under a rezoning of
residential areas in Adams
MORGAN, he said rooming houses
could be eliminated within
three years.
Three methods were sug-
gested by Mr.. Doyle for hous-
ing roomers who would be dis
placed in Adams-Morgan by
the restrictions he proposed:
Older buildings could be con-
verted into hotel-type accomo-
dations for single persons; rents
on efficiency apartments could
be reduced to a level suitable
for roomers and additional
public house units could be con-
structed for single, elderly per-
sons.
Mr.. Doyle defined rooming
houses as those where the own
er rents rooms to more than
four persons. He said his plan.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Things You Should Know
About Banking Services

corporation? First & Citizens gives the
same interest and consideration to the
personal loan as it does to large corpora
tion loans and financing.
Is the bank community influence to
the extent that it has depositors and bor-
rowers at every economic level? First &
Citizens. National Bank is Northern Vir-
ginia's largest-not just in terms of
money, but in terms of people.
We believe First & Citizens fulflls
every requirement of good banking for
your personal and business needs.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Newspaper Presents
Anniversary Edition
BY the Associated Press

White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger received on be-
half of President Kennedy yes
terday a copy of a 168-page
commemorative edition of the
Morning Herald of Hagerstown,
Md.
The edition commentaries
the centennial of the Battle of
Antietam and the 200th ami
versary of the founding of Hag-
erStoWn.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

{ JdklIlg ONeI VI lOCdI IeSpOIlSl-
bilities."
ON the contrary. a vigorous
system of local government
which can carry its full share
of the great task of governing
the affairs of the Common
wealth is an essential require
ment if We are to cope with
the tasks that lie ahead" Gov.
Harrison said.
Sales Tax Issue
The Governor was the prin-
cipal speaker at the 11th an
nual local government Of
ficials' conference at the Uni
versity of Virginia. Elected
officials from counties. cities
and towns across the State are
attending.
AS I see it." he said, "the
State in its relationships with
the cities. counties and towns
can contribute most effectively
to the maintenance and extern
sion of a vigorous system of
local government by making
its resources available in the
form of assistance to the To-
calities in helping them to
reach solutions ="
A hint that the State Tax
Study Commission would rec
ommend imposition of a sales
tax only as last resort was
dropped by its chairman, for
mer Gov. Thomas B. Stanley,
earlier in the day.
He said a sales tax would in
volve an adjustment in other
taxes which would reduce the
effective net from the sales
tax to a considerable degree"
He noted all sales tax proposals
in the past have suggested a
formula for distributing the
proceeds between the State and
the localities.
Gathering Tax Data
I'VE are obtaining informa-
ton on the sales taxes of all
the States now levying such a
tax, the extent to which these
States rely upon other taxes,
and the divisions of the pro-
ceeds of the sales tax" he said.
Some have proposed that, if
the sales tax is levied, the State
take over the entire cost of in
struction in the public schools;
this would be a form of division
of sales tax proceeds.
In another talk, Norfolk City
Manager Thomas F. Maxwell
Evening star., 1962-08-28

said You and I are very con-
cerned and appro pria tely
alarmed at the extent to which,
month by month, the Federal
Government is assuming. or is
trying to assume, control of
functions which you and I
know are more economically
and more efficiently performed
at the local level"
Evening star., 1962-08-28
RIA Proposes Curbs
On Roominq Houses

proposal that would eliminate roomng houses
tuay from residential and limit them commercially
zoned advanced last right by Phil A. Doyle
tive director of the Redevelopment Land Agency.
He presented his plan Zoning ordinances
houses meeting of the Adams Morgan Planning
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Gov. Harrison Stresses
Local Government Role

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Aug % CAP).-Gov Harrison
told local officials last night they should
to think of the State the ultimate to all their
problems.
While there is much the State do to help localities
with their problems he said thing certainly the
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Resort Areas Tomorrow


Long Island and New Jersey
beaches-Clearing and warmer,
high 80. Sea still likely to be
rough.
Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia beaches-Sunny, high
in the low 80S with rough seas
likely.
Nags Head to Cape HatJeras
Sunny, high in the mid 80s
with rough seas likely.
Skyline Drive-Sunny, high
in the low 80s. Visibility good.
Pollen Count
A count of 33 grains per 36 cent?
meter square slide area for the "a
hours ending at am. today. ID. c.
Medical Society,"
Water Temperatures
Atlantic City, y; Annapolis, 70;
Virginia Beach, rs; wildwood, 76.
Coast and Geodetic Survey
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harper S
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah cloudy at Harper's Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - - Noon ------- 81
am. ~ II pm. ~ ~
5 am - - s pm. - -
Record Temperatures for the Year
Hiehest % on August 20.
Lowest 8 on January II.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High ----- 1:4S am. S:3l m
Low @:Ol am 2:4S am
High ---- $50 pm. 900 p m
Low 2:33 pm. 3:l7 p m
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicate
rom the above: Annapolis, 3l4 hours;
Evening star., 1962-08-28
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Bloody Point Light. 4la hours: Colonial
Beach, hours: Deale, 4l2 hours;
Solomons Island. TIA hours; Point
Lookout. IA hours.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:33 m. 7.45 pm.
Sun tomorrow - 6:34 am. 7:43 p m
Moon today 4:57 am. I'll pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
II hour after sunset
Evening star., 1962-08-28
MARYLAND FARM QUEEN

Mary HOuck (center) of Union Bridge, Md,
who was Miss Carroll County, takes cOngrat-
ulatiOns last night as the new Maryland
Farm Queen at the Maryland State Fair at
TimOnium. Paige MalkuS Qeft, who is Miss
Dorchester County, was first runner-up and
Barbara Slack (right), Miss Howard County,
was second runner-up-AP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
FOUR WALLS
$28,70

Directions: Wis. ave-, approx. IL
miles from Bank Of Bethesda, Ia
Elsmere. left to Jesup. left tc
1902.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ALWAYS CHECK WITH PECK"
Over Is Years Dependable Service
WE TAKE TRADES
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
Peach Orchard Heights
Nan. nn,nkn AZ. on

OPEN SUN. l TIL DARK
NEW HOMES - EXCEP-
TIONAL VALUES - Attrac-
tive brick ramblers featurig
3 bedrms. separate dining
rms, 2 baths, and carports.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT
HOME. Choose your lot Of
"a to "a acre and VIC build
70 suit. Priced S22.950 to
S2S.500.
DIRECTIONS: out new Route
20 to Briggs CLANCY I'd, left
TO Peach Orchard rd., right to
Peach Orchard Heights.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
EAST SPRINGBROOK Area
11O6 Tiffany Road
D. L. BARNARD
NORTHWOOD AREA
Slye Court

OPEN SUN. 2-6
NAME YOUR POSSESSION
ing at S23.75o. 3 bedrnsas. sa 2
baths. beautiful elec. kit,
breakfast nook and family
room combined, full bSmt.,
with paneled recreation rm.,
sliding doors to patio. Excel
lent financing. block to bus.
Call 949-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave-. right on University blvd,
right on Slye court to PECK'S
OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
61@pGn

1AWGaG
HILLCREST. mr.. Ala. ave, 221C
32d pl.. det. brk., ctr. hall. 6 lge
rms, full baths, bedrm. anc
bath LIST H., fin. daylight bsmt
w/rec. rm., maids rm. and bath
lge. level lot. OPEN 2 to 8 pm.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, nr. Pa. ave.
5000 o st. s.e.-Brand-new brick
rambler. bi-level, 3 bedrms., den,
baths, garage. $4,000 On. Also
3043 o st.-Air-conditioned de-
tached Colonial, 3 bedrooms. Z
baths. 1st-n. powder I'm. $4,000
down. Open 2-6 pm.
HITLLCREsT' I nr; Pa; Aye. 1851
Tisht with substantial cash. oPEN
44th PLACE, 1870. mr.. Coral Hill,
shopping center : Det. brick, s
out bsmt. wIrec. rm., buiit-in "a
rage; S1e,950 with $4,000 down.
OPEN 2-6 pm.
HILLcREST, Highwood pl.-Det
brk.. 8 rms, 2 baths, bedrm. ano
bath 1st H., daylight bsmt. with
rec. rm., central air cond. OPEN
2-6 pm. Out Pa. ave. left or
Carpenter. right on Highwood.
HILLCREST. 2714 Send st.-Det
erks o rms, 3 bedrms;, porch
dedp deep landsesPed lot. Under S2O,'
HfIIcREsT. Gi REST $500 S pI% Southern ave-
Det. brk.. 5 bedrooms. 2M baths
2 bedrooms and bath LIST floor
cathedral ceiling. living rm, w
stone firepl., lge. de luxe kit.
knotty-pine rec. rm., attached gar.
lge. landscaped lot. Owner moving
saerif. for quick sale. OPEN 2
ST. FRANCIS PAR1sH-pet. brk
Colonial. Center hall. 9 rms, {
bedrms;. rec. rm., lge. level lot
HfLIcREsT. nr. Branch and Ala.
bama aves. = custom-built det
DIX" a rms, 4 bedrmS., 2 baths
bedrms., bath LIST II. Gas h.-w
heat. Priced right with substantial
ANAcosTIA, off MINI. aye-pet
z rms, lst-fl. den, oil h.-V'h,
Garage, level lot. S14,50O.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-No qualifi-
cations necessary. Semidet. brk., &
rms, bedrms., 1st-n. powder rm.,
storm windows. S14, 800. Anyone
with $1,000 down.
ALABAMA AVE. 1000 blk, mr.. Pa.
ave. Lge. semidet. brick with 8
bedrms., lst-fl. powder room, dish
washer, disp., knotty-pine rec. rm.,
large handicapped lot. Anyone with
$4,000 down.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nr. Nichols
ave;-2-fam. unit VIZ bedrms
each, rec. rrn., oil h.-w. heat. own
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
Evening star., 1962-09-16
WHEATON
3209 Regina ST

LIKE LIVING ON A CLOUD.
Land and trees 3-bedrm.
custom rambler. jalousied side
porch, 1s-blk. from bus. I2-
acre ground, park setting,
S22,500. Call 949-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave. ext. right on Regina to
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
13n1n IIITES DIP

Only S16,5OO for this roomy. a.
bedrm., 2-bath home on shadl
"a acre. Easy FHA financing
DIR: Out Georgia ave. to Layhfi
Td., right to Briggs rd., left tC
LuteS dr.. -
Evening star., 1962-09-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHTON, MD.-Brick Colonial. liv
I'm. with firepl., din. rm., lge. den
kit. 3 bedrms., bath. full bsmt.,
garage, "a acre, S22.950, ASHTON
REALTY CO.. WA. 4-9l03, EV, 4
1743, WA. 4-QSI1.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
HILLANDALE
10700 New Hamp. Ave,

N]~31s @AFOs
VACANT, MOVE IN AT oNCEl
MAKE US AN OFFER in this
lovely 2-bedrm. English style
Colonial situated on an attrac-
lively Handicapped lot with
many trees and shrubs.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. to Hillandale and
10000 blk. and Peck's open
sign.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
SHERWOOD FOREST
1862 Sherwood Forest nr

YOUR OWN SHAN Girl LA.
Custom built rambler. formal
din. rm., 3 full baths, large
screened side porch, den in
bsmt. w/exit, built-in garage.
% acre wooded lot. Just S3l,-
500. Call 949-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave. turn right on Randolph
rd. to Sherwood rd.. turn left
to PECK'S OPEN SIGN,
Evening star., 1962-09-16
INDIAN SPRING ESTATES
lot Normandy Drive

OPEN SUN. go
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Lovely English-style Colo
nial featuring 3 twin-size
bedrms.. extra lge. kitchen,
recreation rm. and garage.
l4-acre lot with trees. WE.
TAKE TRADES. $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville
rd. dust past Franklin) to
Hastings. right TO Normandy
drive.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
61@ggn

SUN. MON, 12-DARK
This early American, 4 largt
columned Williamsburg rambler
is beaut. sited and lavishly land
scaped. 30-ft. fam. rm., kitchen
(beam ceiling) w/firepl., washer
and dryer space and breakfast
bar. extra-large bedrms. with
spacious closets and semifin
huge dormitory-den-5th bedrm.,
full tub-shower baths. 34-ft
paneled recr. rm. wIraised hearth
opens to large flagstone patio
Enter from large porch into grand
father clock-sized reception hall.
spacious liv. rm. and formal din.
rm. w/Williamsburg windows,
opening to secluded spacious
screen porch with view Of Mary
lands rolling hills and country
SIDE, gear garage, tremendous
bsmt., storage areas. large garden
shed. "Today's most OUTSTANDING
offering" Amazing in low 40s,
excel. terms. DIR: Out Conn, or
Wis. aves. to Rte. 240 turmoil, left
on turn off, right on Rte. 2S, 2 mi.
to Glen Mil rd.. left q mi. 70
Lakewood Estates, right / blk,
right on cherrydale I'd. / blk,
left on Silverbrook ct. to 1925
Call GA. 4-5411.
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
JOSEPH FIIIPPO

JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. REALTORS
2412 Minn. Ave. Sc. at Pa.
LU. 4-7717 ,LU. 2-5976
NEAR ALABAMA AVE, 24th St
2-bedrm. brick semidet., beauti-
fully decorated. large fenced rear
yard. on bus line, bsmt.. S395 dn.,
balance like rent. 562-1S73 or
RA. 3-616l.
MEHn RpTHTE nHmT 49,
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Eastern Jr. High Area
8905 Miles Street

ONCE IN A LIFETIME. 3-bed-
rm;, 2ha-bath brick Colonial
with list FIR. bedrm. and bath.
VACANT. FLA APPROVED.
S20,500.
DIRECTIONS: Out Piney
Branch rd.. to University blvd,
left to Langley dr., to Miles
and Peck's open sign.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Franklin-Flower Ave. Area
9409 Seminole Street

tE@11N1A4A 4OWOA 4AVCs I44 co
9409 Seminole Street
OPEN SUM-. 2-6
NEWLY REDECORATED AND
VACANT 3-bedroom center-hall
Colonial featuring paneled
family rrn., den, powder rm.,
list floor. Finished basement,
WE TAKE TRADES. S21, $50.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesyille
I'd. or University blvd. to
Franklin ave., continue on
Franklin ave. to Seminole.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ASHTON RAMRI,E ,ERI

BRICK, STONE. REDWOOD
Open 81. New 3-bedrm., 2-bath
plan with 14x11 din. rm., plus 90
y. family rm.. with firepl., unique
tlagstone entry way, daylight
bsmt., Y acre, city water. viii
trade. Out New Hamp. ave. ext.
TO. Cedar. lane. right to Gadsden,
left to sign. Call EV. 4-655S.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-I24O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

AVE.-Brick semidet.. &
rms, Wv. carpet. baths. storm
windows, AWNINGS, poTches, large
yard. fenced. Owner transferred
CLAUDE SHIFLET, RA. 3-7S0O.
ANACOSTIA-5 rms, bath, Sleep
ing porch, gas heat. Nj. beautiful
park. $4,000. LU. l-6076.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
1870 TO 6

MANOR COUNTRY cLUB-charm
and gracious living, pour from
this new Williamsburg Colonial
on well Handicapped h-acre lot
with majestic trees. It has every
thing. bedrms;, sep. din. rm.,
and fail-out shelter. Fuli club
membership to approved purchas-
er. 4Os. Georgia ave-, ext. to
Manor Club entrance and follow
arrows.
GEORGIAN FoREST-very appeal
ing white custom-built rambler
on B-acre lot with trees. Beauti-
tul area Of homes on comparable
lots. Unusually attractive 1st-flr.
family rm. with firepl., accessible
to kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, sep,
dining rm-, full bsmt. and garage.
Upper 20s. Georgia ave. to We
roma. right to 13309 Norden dr..
.coLEsvILLE FARM ESTATES
over / acre lot with newly deco
rated 4-bedrm.. 3-bath split-level.
a home owners dream comes true.
sep. dining rm., large rec, rm. and
parochial schools and recreation
center. Move in Immediately. FLA
appraised, 500, 800. Colesville I'd.
and turn right to 700 Hobbs DIR.
SLIGO CREEK PARK - Country
club facilities without country
club expenseD within walking dis
tance OF this 3-bedrm. and den
brick Colonial. 3 picture window
views Of adjacent Sligo Creek Park
with its tennis courts, golf course
and picnic facilities. Boys Club
and bus within 2 blocks. S1s,5O0.
wooDMoR AREA, DOCTOR TO
DOCTOR-This ROENTGENOLOG-
IST would like to see a young
physician take over his 3-bedrm. :
and-den brick Colonial home with
slate roof, full bsmt. on tree
shaded lot. $500 down. 10312
Colesville I'd.
LLEWELLYN & co.
BUILDERs-REALToRS
JU. S-6S00 WA. 3-1133
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MTCHIGAN pARK

Near Monastery, detach brk. IL
excel. cond.. lge. liv. rm.. firepl.
full size din. rm., attractive kit.
powder I'm, 3 full size bedrms.
baths. lovely lge. yard. S22,5OO
substantial down payment.
LA. 6-bb3l LA. 6-S7Qt
ARTHUR I. CURLING. INC.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ROCKVILLE
214 N, Van Buren,

HARD TO FIND 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. $500 DIN. Full
bsmt. In heart of town.
Extras galore. Storm windows,
steel sink, fenced lovely lot.
Must be seen. FILA or VA.
Just S17,950. 949-730O.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin
ave. through Rockville on w.
Montgomery, right on N. Van
Buren TO PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BETHESDA
S24.95O

$24,950
In-town convenience with suburban
atmosphere. sparkling 3-bedrm.
2-bath split-level, carport, beaut,
shrubbed lot. nr. best schools. Mrs
Walsh, OIL. 6-5967.
4512 w. VA. AVE.
(Wis. Ave. at Thompson's Rest.)
GIULIANO OIL. 4-110C
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BETHESDA

RESTORED FARMHOUSE
From out Of the past-with new
ness Of tomorrow. Full of unprint-
able charm. Brick and frame
Georgian Colonial featuring gra-
cious foyer entr., step-down 30
1T, liv rm.. 21-ft. din. rm. (both
with firepls.). Lge. new kit. with
washer and dryer, buffers pam
try, scr. porch. Two stairways up
TO bedrms., sewing rm. and 3
tuli baths, plus lge; upper landing
plant and wiring. Situated on "a
acre knoll in an excellent close in
area. S49,950. OIL. $4,000.
TED LINGO. INC RETuEcnA