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sell said it was "regrettable that
the President permitted him
self to be drawn into passing
judgment on the situation il.
Albany" and added:
II trust that after the Presi-
dent gets all possible political
advantage for his brother ir
the Massachusetts, election, hi
will assume the traditional posi-.
ton more befitting the Chief
Magistrate Of these United
States"
Brother Seeks Office
/, The Presidents youngest
brother. Edward NJ. CTed) Ken.
nedy. is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination fol
United States Senator fol
Massachusetts,.
City officials have refused Il
negotiate with Negro leaders
until DR.. King and other out.
of-town integrationists leavt
Albany.
AS the kilograms flew, a Fed.
eral court hearing continued
yesterday on the city's request
for an Injunction against mas.
demonstrations.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson testified
he believed decisions on obeyinl
or disobeying what he called
unjust laws are a matter o
conscience. He said unde.
questioning that he felt NJ
compulSion to obey unjust laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03

entry to the barricaded office
by posing as newsmen.
Moments earlier, Milligan had
voluntarily released five of his
prisoners. one of whom left the
room in tears.
The drama began about 8
am. in a four-story State Capt.
toll annex housing offices OF
the Arizona Industrial Commits
sion.
There for a hearing on his dis
ability claim. Milligan whipped
out a % caliber pistol and
wounded his own attorney in a
scuffle before taking command
of the room.
He released his lawyer, Ste
phen S. Corey, 46, who scooted
out Of the room on the seat
Of his pants and was hospi-
talized with a flesh wound in
his left leg. Later, Mr.. Corey,
from a hospital bed, conferred
VITA MllliaAn by telephone and
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Missiles Is Pups Set
Aire(duIe) Record

BRIGHTON, England, Aug. 8
(AP). - Missile. a pedigreed
airedale. claims a world record
"a litter of Is pups.
The previous known record
was IL.
Missiles pups ARE all female.
They were born recently at the
home of the airedale's owner,
night a club proprietor BERTHE
Green:
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Young Drivers
Begin Rood-e-o
Tests Monday

Skilled young drivers from A
states and the District will
gather here Sunday for the
opening Of the 18th annual Ma
tional Teen-age Safe Driving
Road-e-o.
Representing the District is
Peter c. Clendenin, 10, of 6342
Thirty-first street NV. John
F. Kimball, jr.. II. Of Havre de
Grace, will attend from Mary
land, and Maurice L. Mitchell,
II, of Petersburg. is the Vir-
GINA contestant.
All attending are winners OF
state and city contests held in
the spring. They are compel
ing for prizes Of $4,000, $500
and $1,000.
The competition begins Mon
day with a test of reaction time,
depth perception and other
driver qualifications on a spe-
cial machine.
On Tuesday, the contestants
battle Washington traffic over
a prescribed route and maneu-
yer through skill tests on the
floor of the D. C. Armory.
On Wednesday, the final day
Of actual competition. the fl
nalists take a written exam and
an attitude exam developed by
the New York University Gen.
ter for Traffic Safety Educa-
ton.
Presentation Of awards will
be at z pm. Thursday in the
Presidential Room of the Stat
Ter Hotel. The contest is spon-
sored by the United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
the Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety and Pure Oil
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Record Tourist Loud
Comes From Europe

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 (AP).-
What was termed the biggest
single load of U. S. bound tour
lists in history arrived here
yesterday aboard the luxury
liner Canberra.
The ship carried 1922 pas
sengers from Britain and var
ious European countries. They'll
take ip the sights here, and
many will travel to Washington
Niagara Falls, Boston and other
points.
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HIGHWAYS
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
pro-rapid transit. It stands fol
a balanced transportation sys-
tenn"
On relocation, Engineer
Commissioner Frederick Clarke
"candidly admitted that high
way planning has far outdis-
tanced relocation" the re-
port said. Some 10000 persons
in need of relocation are wait
ing for public housing. The
highway program would add
%, 900.
Musical Chairs
1t charged the District with
playing a kind of musical chairs
with housing by trying to re-
locate people in buildings
scheduled for razing. Demoli-
ton would force more moves.
Land lost to highways in the
old Federal City alone would
amount to between 800 and 40C
acres of 1000 taxable acres re-
naming there, the subcommit-
tee found. The report said this
was evidence that highway &C
celeration was a decision made
hastily, prompted by the unex-
pected availability of Federal
highway funds"
The District would lose 81
million annually in taxes or
land for which acquisition
estimates already have beer
made. The entire system woulc
cost the city far more in taxes
the subcommittee said, yet
Commissioners have not fixec
the tax impact.
This complete failure" o.
Commissioners was a sore spo'
to the subcommittee which
hears Commissioners regularl!
urge an increased Federal pay
ment primarily because thu
city is full of taX-exempt land
Hit Lack of Survey
In a singing criticism O.
traffic studies, the subcommit'
tee said:
"One Of the most appallin.
revelations at the hearing Jun,
5 and g. was the fact that NJ
recent all-inclusive surveys havl
been made on which reliabl,
forecasts of future requirement.
of the National Capital regior
can be hinged"
District traffic rorecasteri
have not co-ordinated with tn,
Transportation Agency. the re-
port maintained.
The subcommittee found ex,
plantations of the highway de
Ipartment totally unbelievable.
Future traffic was projected
without estimating total trip
or dividing those trips amonl
bus, rapid rail and auto trans
portation. Finally, hig hwa
statisticians neglected to esti
mate the auto trips on the basi
Of the average number of peopl
in the auto.
Clarke Answers Charge
Engineer Commissioner Fred
erick Clarke commented tina
he was most concerned that ;
subcommittee of Congress be
lieved the District Commits
sioners were circumventing tn
will of Congress-" He said thi
never was the intent of tn
Commissioners.
LAS I conceive our job, it
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House Unit Okuys
Aid Bill to Aged
BY the Associated Press

A House Education subcom-
mittee yesterday approved a
bill authorizing $50 million In
grants to the States for de-
veloping programs to help the
aged lead useful lives.
The grants would be $40 mill
lion a year for three years and
would be allocated on the basis
Of a States population of per-
sons IS and over.
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IsroeI Refuses Order
To Fly SobIen to U. S.

psychiatrist to the United
States. Some Israeli cabinet
members were believed to have
had second thoughts about So
blen's expulsion from Israel.
Mr.. Brooke explained that
he had decided his proper
course was to return Soblen
to the status he had before he
knitted his way into Britain
an FL Al passenger en- route to
the United States.
Refusal by FL Al to accept the
fugitive would raise another
legal tangle. 1t could not be
learned Immediately If the
British government could le-
gally turn him over to another
airline to be flown to the
United States since espionage
is not an extraditable offense
under the United States-B British
extradition treaty.
Soblen's attorney in Israel,
Ar Ankorion, refused to admit
defeat. He said he was APP
pealing to the Israeli Interior
Minister to let Soblen return.
to Israel on a temporary Wis
itor's visa so he could appeal
to the Israeli Supreme Court
| for admission as a Jewish i'm
migrant and at the same time
apply for a visa to another
country. Communist Czecho-
slovakia has offered to accept
him.
Going to Medical, Center
The Israeli cabinet previous
ly ruled that Soblen, as a con-
victed criminal. did not qualify
for admission to Israel under
the Law of Return. guarantee
ing Jews a homeland in Israel.
/ A spokesman for Pan Amer
lean said FL Al had asked the
American line if it would take
Soblen on its New York flight
last night. Pan American said
it agreed. but the doctor was
not put aboard the plane. Later
an FL Al spokesman said: I'VE
have received no instructions
so far. We have no intention
Of transferring Soblen's ticket
to another airline"
Officials of the United States
Justice Department said in
Washington that Soblen, wher
he was returned from London
would be sent to the medical
center for Federal prisoners al
Springfield. Mo. He is suffering
from incurable leukemia-cari.
Ger OF the blood - and his
doctors say he does not have
long to live.
The Kansas City Star said
it had learned Soblen would be
flown direct from New York to
Springfield in a plane of the
United States immigration and
Naturalization Service. r.
Soblen jumped 100000 bali
when he fled to Israel. The
British government denied him
political asylum after both the
: high court and the court 'ot
appeal ruled he was not legally
admitted to Britain. The courts
b. said his return trip to New Yorl
J had only been interrupted Il
save his life.
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Kennedy Asks
Fast Action on
Civil Defense
BY GARRETT D. HORNER
Star staff Writer

President Kennedy prodded
Congress today for action on
appropriations and legislation
to step up the country's civil
defense program.
In letters to. key committee
chairmen. the President said
the pending measures would
greatly increase the capacity
of this country to survive and
recover after a nuclear blow.
He emphasized that he be-
lieves the Federal Government
has an unacceptable response
bility to take practical anc
sensible measures to minimize
loss of life In the event of nu-
clear attack, to continue the es.
sential functions of Govern.
ment and to provide base fol
our survival and recovery as 6
nation"
Quick Action Urged
He urged quick action OF
pending appropriation request
of $235 million for the Defenst
Department to carry out an
nounced plans regarding shelte,
supplies, improving the warning
system, equipping a Pathological
monitoring net and other eivi
defense measures.
He also urged hearings a.
soon as possible on legislation
authorizing what he called 9Th
second phase of the new civi
defense program" providing
financial help to schools. hos
pitfalls and similar non-profi
institutions electing to includ
needed fallout shelter space Il
their buildings"
The President said he real
lied that "a decision to pu
public money into shelters il
privately owned buildings is
difficult one, which deserve
deliberate and careful scrutin
by the appropriate committee
of Congress"
Early Hearings
He added that he had hope,
hearings on the legislation
would be held by the Hous
and Senate Armed Service
Committees before now an,
that he can appreciate tn
preference of the committe
chairman at this time to defe
hearings until early in the mex
Congress.
But, he said, local plannin
to meet requirements for nev
shelter space is likely to b
delayed pending Qualification
of the proposed Federal fl
nancial aid. Accordingly, h
said he was requesting tina
the hearings be held earl
enough to enable a supplement
tai request for appropriation
to keep pace with local plan
ming.
j Mr.. Kennedy emphasize,
that nothing has come up Il
Defense Department studies t,
justify any change in the civi
defense program he urged las
year, based on the conclusion
that large numbers of live
could be saved by adequat
fallout shelter space in case c
nuclear attack"
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EMPIRE STATE
TOWER GETTING
POLISH, PAINT

NEW YORK (AP). -
Seven workmen held a
basket" party yesterday to
give the tower Of the EN-
pire State Building its first
polish and paint job since
it was completed in 1882.
The men, working in spe-
cial basket cages, are ex-
pected to complete the job
in two weeks.
The tower is between the
86th floor and the top of
the building. 102 stories
above Fifth avenue.
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U. S. to Aid Philippine
Development Project

MANILA. Aug. 3 (AP).-The
United States will assist the
Philippine Government in q
long range program to develop
four provinces of central Luzon.
The Government said flood
conditions will be controlled, a
large swap will be converted in
to a lake and electric power
furnished. 's-
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notor1ety seekers and worSen
an already bad situation"
The Democratic Senator
wired his criticism to Albany
Herald editor James H. Gray,
who also is State Democratic
Party chairman
The President said at his
Wednesday news conference
that 1t was wholly inexpli-
cable" to him why Albany Of
| ficials wouldn't sit down with
Negro leaders to iron out prob
lens.
Other Messages Sent
Senator Russell's telegram
criticizing the President was
only one of several coming into
or going out of Albany In
reference to the racial situa-
ton.
Senator Javits, Republican
Of New York, sent a wire to q
Negro leader promising to come
to Albany without a moments
hesitation, if needed. Senator
Javits commended President
Kennedy for his comments ir
support Of the indignation eff
fort.
DR.. Martin Luther King, jr.
of Atlanta, in Jail as a result
of his Albany Indignation activ-
tiles, and DR.. w. G. Anderson
president of the Albany Move.
ment, both sent kilograms tt
the President thanking him fol
his comments and urging hin
to continue his support.
In his message, Senator Rus
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AOGNOO4NE mug . y klE -
Britain instructed FL Al Air
line today to fly fugitive spy
DR.. Robert Sonlen to the United
States and prison today. The
Israeli airline said it would
not do so, the Home Office
announced.
A spokesman for the Home
Office-Soblen's official guar
dian while he is in Britain
said the airline stated it was
acting on instructions from the
Israeli government.
Home office officials were
trying to resolve the situation
in talks with FL Al representa-
tives at London airport.
Attorneys for the 61-year-
old psychiatrist moved at once
to block any effort to fly him
ont on another airline. They
said such transportation by an
other line would require issu-
ance of a deportation order
which could be attacked ir
court.
Must Fly Direct
Pan American Anyways sale
Soblen would not be on its only
remaining flight to New YorE
tonight.
I'VE have been given to un'
derstand that Soblen cannot bt
carried on anything but a di.
rect flight to New York" {
spokesman said. Our fligh
tonight puts down at Shannon
Ireland"
The FL AL line brought So,
blen to London, en- route Il
New York. and nominally a
least had the responsibility TO
completing his trip.
The London office of Ell A
| confirmed that it had received
Home Secretary Henry Brooke
, order directing it to carry Sob
: len to New York, where h
, faces a life sentence for spyinI
for the Soviet Union.
An Israeli vernmen
spokesman in Jerusalem sal
! the cabinet protested that tn
British government has n
right to tell FL AL where it ough
; to fly" A note to this effec
was handed to the British Am
bassador in Jerusalem and +
the Foreign office here.
Marshals to Take Over
Waiting to escort Sober
were Chief Marshal James J
P. McShane and Deputy Mar
shall Joseph Wasielewsky. .
They will take over respon
sibility for Soblen when he i
put aboard an aircraft b
, British police.
THE responsibility of get
, ting DR.. Soblen onto the air
craft is with the British an,
Ell AL" a United States EN-
bassy spokesman said. "Ou
men take over on the plane.
The embassy spokesman sal
the two marshals would max
sure that Soblen was not ap
preached by other passenger
and that he did not have
chance to wound himself agar
Mr.. McShane was travelin
with Soblen when the convicte
spy knitted himself on the fligh
from Israel July l to secur
entry into Britain.
Ell AIS London office re
ceived the British orders an
transmitted them at once to il
head office in Jerusalem.
The full Israeli cabinet me
in emergency session in TIE
: Aviv, and informed sources sal
they were considering "alterna
tive solutions" to DR.. Soblen'
future.
| A high government source i
Jerusalem said the Israeli gov
eminent was shocked" at tn
: British governments deman
that FL AL fly the 61-year-ol
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LoneGun WieIderHoIds
8 Hostages 12K Hours

PHOENIX, Ariz, Aug tAP)-An embittered ppefitter,
incensed by dsconnuance of his disability checks held eight
at gunpont for 1912 hours in State office before detec
tives diSarmed him last night.
Charles Elmer Mllgan So of nearby Tempe subdued
by Serg Detective Rodriguez who gained
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Russell Calls Kennedy's
Albany Stand Political

ALBANY. Ga, Aug. (AP).-Senator Russell, Democrat
Of Georgia. branded today as political President
Kennedys comments about this citys racial problems
Senator Russell said the Presidents stamp approval
upon the constant violation Of the city laws certain
encourage the importation Of other professionals
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LOST

BOXER, 6 months old. female. in the
Anacostia area: reward. Call LIZ.
2-7S36.
DOG, collie, female. 9-yrs-did, brown
and white, ans. to name Lady" Vic
Riverdale, Nd. Reward. WA. 1916
DOG, mixed spaniel. black with white
markings. Vic. 9Th and 8. Adams SITS.
Arl. Has Identification. Reward. ia
2-S5S2 after $50.
GLASSES, mems, brown frame. In
case. Conn. ave; bus Wed. afternoon
Ol Please T Srinr n hm S snsEe;
heartbroken family; reward. JU
5-O77Q.
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FOUND

Published Daily and sunday
Second Class Postage Paid
At Washington. d. C.
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HowN ny ~ APPOINTMENT III,;IE. THEN ONLY
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK

ACCOKEEK
Five. acres Of protected forest over
H u vi .a: sssg eoR RiUs Seat 10
D. c. or Va. community pool,
recreation center and day nursery.
Many other benefits for your en-
joyment. Buy. build and enjoy
pleasant living in G environment
Of. nice people at Q price you can
afford on easy terms. Over 100
satisfied families. Call for appt.
DIR: out South Capitol st. on
Indian Head hwy, IL miles To Ac-
cokeek., turn sharp right for ga
miles to office of Moysone Re-
Blu. S-212l: eYes,, HI. a.hf6f.
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A $780, LOTS Fsr nssr hi HoSy K THpfia
CO. WA. 4-9193. WA. 1881.
ANNANDALE AREA - half-acre
ho hon sites fronting water: sewer
rolling and mostly wooded; acces-
sible location. Price $33,00O for
the six with $4,000 down. See
MASON a. OMER L. HIRST,
Realtors. Annandale. Va. CT. g.
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APT. SITES. in the RiVerdale and
Lanham areas. sold subject to
coming. Call Mr.. Bilzor. with
MURRAY SILVERMAN. CIR. A.
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RAMBLER WITH VIEW-Year-ol
custom brick rambler with scenic
view from living room and walk
out recreation room: 8 bedrooms,
"a baths. unusually large kitch-
en-. separate dining room. plus
huge. unfinished utility rm. and
4th bedroom in basement. offers
; r2end Sa HFS nearly an ..t ssTs q
ssssl4EasSrnOG fowl Il quality So6 hSTss
PROPERTIES, INC. KE. $4,000,
8 to 9.
RARE FIND at this price; 3-bedrm
brick rambler with basement and
in immaculate condition: choice
location on Mt. Vernon blvd. meal
WellinRtonD and on gorgeous lot
close to schools and shopping: ali
this and flexible terms at S16,e50
This is Q new listing and will bs
sold in a week, so call now. Town
g. COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC.
TE. 6-S915. 8 to 8.
RAYMONDALE CONTEMPORARY
--S24. 800: steal at this price
4 large bedrms., 2 tile baths, sep
din. rm.. spacious. screened porch,
Nv. rm: and kitchen woman
down FILA. Let's see this together
Unlikely REALTY. ia. 7-0250.
SIX BEDROOMS for S26,95O II
quiet North Arlington neighbor'
hood, close to public and paro.
chial schools, shops. bus to Penta
gon and D. C. Center-hall planned
big brick Colonial home with "a,
It. living room, 15-ft. dining room
1Strfloor hsdro9m and 4 bath: IT, !
5rd floor. FULL B4 isHESETA ha.
semifinished rec. rm. and "a bath
Level lot with big trees. FILA AP.
PRAISAL PENDING, let US worE
out terms to suit you! PARKER
SMITH g. DONNELL, REALTORS
ia. 1851, ia. 1887.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1906

REALTORS SINCE 1905
FALLS CHURCH AREA; S22,950-
Charming 4-bedroom, den. Older
home on Ia acres, surrounded by
trees, liv. rm. with paneled fire,
rm., equip. kit, Gift. rear scr
porch; end fl. 3 bedrooms. den
bsmt.. gas heat. Mclean H. S
Area. Vacant; $500 cash. Terms
LUCILLE COOK. Realtor. JE. 2
1912, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH'-Close- sin location
is the setting Of this cute ano
coy 3-bedrm. rambler: priced al
only S13950: owner will consider
nothing down CT or FILA contract
walk to shopping center and bu,
line; storm windows and doors
fenced rear I'd. JE. 10000. VIM
A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
Realtor. -701 W. Broad ST., Fall
Church, Va
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MT VERNON

Here's the opportunity of a life.
time: purchase this fabulous
FIVE-LEVEL brick home less thar
l yr. old. LUXURY personified
we are happy, to report. With
plus carpeting throughout. central
on each floor, plus sewing rm., der
and carport. Priced at $4,000
for speedy disposition. Call JE
10000.
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ALL CASH for lots. acreage OF
farms In D. C. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-220C
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC. ia. 7-6S00.
1000 TO 10000 SO. FIT. Of apart
nlent coming In Arlington. All cash.
Box 249.T' Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HILLWOOD SECTION

HILLWOOD BECTION
Acme OF perfection. New b-bedrm
brick rambler in the prestise ares
q Falls c9ur sla DESIGNED 70 pleas,
II. dining room: 25-tt. living room
.5-ft. kitchen with eating space
basement with 2s-ft. rec. room
Features Gear garage, 2 fire.
places, foyer entrance, veranda,
intercom and central air cond. A
true home of distinction. Close Ia
z Corners. Priced $45. 900. flexible
financing. Open 0 TO 8.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-7000
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DING JU, S-6lii DEAL
4lIPLEY 0 TO FOR RESULTS
Try Arlington First
oUT.oF.T0WN REAL ESTATE

RANCH HOUSES bedrooms, full
basement, brick veneer. On hill;
southern view; near STRASBURG,
Va. Sl7,500. Extras included,
Down payment and 500 per
month. Write owner, KENYON
GAMB1LL, Strasburg, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA
5000 SO. FT.-NEW
MOVE TN TODAV

4AS v ~ 44N ASDA
Soft. clear span, loading dock
zoned ind. Plenty off-st. parking
8 MIN. D. C. VIA SHIRLEY HWY
ia. 2-4477 Ewes. FL. 4-0132
EVANSVILLE, 1921 R. /. ave-
Approx. 5000 SO. it., industrial
will subdivide. WA. 7-7304.
KENILWORTH AREA - Al 900 50
it.. 4-car BIO siding. platform
height, 24-ft. ceiling, 8 truck drs.
4 rail doors. 5000 IT. comfortable
offices, $4,000 #. parking: avail
April at 95c 50. IT,; office area
slightly higher. AP. 1855.
SILVER SPRING-5,000 or up (
10000 50. IT.: reas. rent.
WHEATON, 1900 So. IT.; $3.50 mo
KENSINGTON. 35x70: $40 mo.
KENSINGTON, 20x75; S165 mo.
For details, these and others, cal
M. Thompson Ju. 1894; ewes.
c: M: MARsTELIER. REAIToR
SILVER SPRING = 5000 So. #
with office, new building, tail gait
loading. parking, convenient loca.
ton. JU. S-5467 evenings.
10 ACRES, will build to suit, al.
ready. zoned. all utils. and street
Priced to sell. REALTY SERVICE
INC, UNI 4-l144