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Evening star., 1962-10-02

the New York Daily News.
Robert Shelton, New York
City, a copy editor on the New
York Times when he testified
in 1856.
Alden Whitman, New York
City, a copy reader on the New
York Times when he testified
in 1856. ~ -
Herman Liveright, New Or
leans, former program director
Of New Orleans television sta
ton WDSU.
Individual indictments
charged each man with con-
tempt while testifying before
either the House Un-American
Activities Committee or the
Senate Internal Security Sub
committee during0 a period
from November, 1854, through
July, 1901.
Appeals of the original con-
victions had been delayed pend
ing a Supreme Court decision
on a related contempt convic-
ton, the so-called Barenblatt
case.
The Barenblatt decision af-
firmed the congressional power
to investigate subversion and to
cite witnesses for contempt If
they refuse, except on clear
Congressional grounds, to am
swer questions.
None of those indicted in
voked the Fifth Amendment
hich protects individuals
against self-incrimination. In
stead, each cited the FRS
Amendments guarantees o
!. freedom of expression and o
! the press.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

The next time observe centennial anniversary of
Civil War battle couldn't get along without the live
muntion?
All men born equal-and spend their life vainly try
ing to catch up with the
Gen. Maxwell Taylor Army paratrooper takes the
oath Joint Chiefs chairman. The paratroop motif
at the Pentagon Already Force generals jump
ing out of their skins at the thought of Taylor
1t isn't the buying of the dollar that disturbs you
but the selling of the people who get away
from you.
Evening star., 1962-10-02

that Russian military power
in this hemisphere is intoler-
able, it would be the part Of
wisdom to say so clearly now,
and to act accordingly. The
vast majority Of the Ameri-
can people, including most of
the Presidents crictics and
and opponents, will support
the President when he takes
action.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
By CLARE BOOTHE LUCE


copyright, 1862, by North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
NEW YORK, Oct. AT
his nationally televised Sep
tember 13 press conference,
the President said, "I would
like to set (the Cuban situa-
tom in perspective" This is
precisely what the President
has failed to do.
He has insisted that Cas-
tro's Cuba constitutes no
political or military threat
to the United States or Ito
any =. part Of this hemi-
sphere" that Castro is
doomed" that "he is no long
er feared in Latin America"
and that consequently uni
lateral Intervention on the
part of the United States of
America cannot currently be
either required or justified"
s BY resting the case against
United States intervention on
a shockingly erroneous esti-
mate of the Cuban situation,
the President has evaded a
desperately urgent task-to
alert the people of this Ma
ton to the grave dangers we
face If we go to war against
Cuba now, or at any time in
the future,
Dangerous Consequences
Putting the Cuban situa-
ton in its true perspective
would have required the
President to make an excru-
ciatingly painful admission;
that the failure to carry
Through the Cuban invasion
in April 1861, has already
had dangerous, and perhaps
disastrous, consequences for
American global policies:
/. This failure has permit
ted - indeed encouraged =
Russia to get a firm military
and political foothold in the
Western Hemisphere. ALI Mr..
Kennedy's protests to the
contrary, this is a growing
danger to our security. In
the words of Ambassador
Adlai Stevenson, addressing
the United Nations on Sep
-ternber 81, 1.-THE threat Ito
peace) in Cuba arises from
the extraordinary and un-
necessary flood of Soviet
arms and military person.
mel pouring into Cuba -"
which e. is creating grave
concern, not only in tn is
country, but throughout the
hemisphere" (This view. if
it be the correct one, is at
total variance with the view
expressed just one week ear
lier by the President.)
2. The unchallenged en-
trance of Soviet power into
the Western Hemisphere has
done grave damage to the
"image" of the United States
in Latin America. and con-
sequently has accelerated the
political slip, drift, and drive
to the Communist Left in
this hemisphere.
Usefulness Destroyed
8. Whatever usefulness or
validity the historic Monroe
Doctrine may have had be-
fore the invasion, the fall
ure of that invasion and
subsequent events have de-
stfoyed them.
The Monroe Doctrine. pro-
claimed by President James
Monroe on December 2, 1923,
warned the European powers
that I'VE should consider
any attempt con their part)
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Georgia Senote
ReuIiqns Seats

ATLANTA. Oct. 2 (AP).-
The Georgia Senate has adopted
a measure to redistribute its S4
seats strictly by population.
The Smalley bill, giving the
States nine most populous
areas % Senators, sailed
through, 43-9, yesterday.
1t headed for the House and
an uncertain fate. Final Sen
ate action on the measure
prompted only a smattering oi
opposition.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Alternatives

The United States is now
faced with two diSmaying al
ternatives: To challenge Rus
sian power in our hemisphere
now, at the risk of war break
ing out on other global fronts
and (unless diplomatic con-
cessions are made quickly
there) eScalating into World
War III; or to sit and wait
while Soviet military power
builds up. with the very real
possibility tn at communism
will take over large areas Of
Latin America.
1t is in this grim global
perspective that the people
of this Nation must now
debate the question of
whether or not Intervention
is required or justified" in
Cuba.
In concealing the extent Of
our present dilemma from
the American people, the
President is denying them
Evening star., 1962-10-02

the lost.
to extend their system to
any portion of this hemi-
sphere as dangerous to our
peace and safety" (It is an
irony Of history that what
inspired this dictrine was the
attempt of Imperial Russia to
penetrate peacefully" into
the American Northwest.)
Mr.. man, always
willing and ready to quarrel
over old political bones (es-
pecially old Republican
bones), recently said, We're
in trouble in Cuba because
Ike didn't have the CUTS to
enforce the Monroe Doc
trine." Mr.. Eisenhower's rea-
son for not implementing the
Monroe Doctrine by use Of
unilateral force were (A)
that the Monroe Doctrine.
as updated by the Rio pact,
required the United States
of America to wait for multi
lateral or OAS approval of
United States action against
Cuba, and (B) that Russian
military power was not clear
ly present in Cuba during his
administration.
BY April, 1861, Castro was
clearly under the Soviet
wing. On the other hand,
OAS approval of United
States support to an inva-
sion had not been secured.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Kennedy
gave the invasion the go
light. But when he withdrew
United States air support at
the last moment, one rea-
son apparently was his con-
sideration for the multilat-
eral concept of the Monroe
Doctrine.
New Kennedy Doctrine
Certainly the President no
longer believes either the old
unilateral or the new multi
lateral Monroe Doctrine rele-
want to the Cuban situation.
Despite frequent lip-service
to the Monroe Doctrine, both
old and new. the President
currently using the voice of
Senator Humphrey now
wishes to supplant 1t with
the Kennedy Doctrine"
What, it may be asked
here, is the Kennedy Doc
trine? An analysis Of the
Presidents hard-core posi-
ton on Cuba shows it to be
this:
The United States will not
initiate any military action
against a peaceful" extern
sion of power in our henri
sphere or a defensive" So
Wet military build-up in
Cuba. but it will consider an
offensive" bHild-up to be
dangerous to our safety!
Ano, in the event Of an
armed attack by satellite
Cuba against the United
States or any of its neigh
bors, the United States is
determined not to wait for
other OAS nations to take
action-it will unilaterally
counterattack the attackersl
The Old C0ntainment Policy
Upon even closer examina-
ton, this Kennedy Doctrine
Evening star., 1962-10-02
'6l Invasion Failure in Cubo
PeriIs u. S. GIoboI Policies

looks quite familiar. And so
it is. The Kennedy Doc
trine" proves to be the IS
year-old Truman-Eisenhower
doctrine, designed to con-
tain Soviet Russia in areas
outside the American Hemi-
sphere. The essential feature
of that doctrine is, and al
ways has been. non-aggres-
sion while maintaining the
military capacity to retaliate
in kind against Communist
military initiatives. It's in
forming principle is the mill
tary ''tit-for-tat" or "retalia-
tion"-the ultimate "tit-for-
tat" being, of course, mas
Sive retaliation" The ra-
tionale behind the doctrine
Of containment was the
realistic" acceptance Of the
European satellite states as
legitimate zones of Russian
concern and influence. =
Stripped Of its doubletalk,
the Kennedy Doctrine plunks
for the application of this old
Truman Eisenhower contain
ment doctrine to our own
hemisphere. Apparently so
long as the USSR does not
use Cuba as an offensive base,
it is now to be considered as
a legitimate zone of Russian
power.
u. s. In Trap
4. Most serious of all, the
flubbing Of the Cuban inva-
sion and the sequent
build-up of CaStro's satellite
island as a Russian military
base within easy striking dis
tance of Guantanamo, Cape
Canaveral and the Panama
Canal, have now placed the
United S tateS in a global
double bind.
If America should now in
tervene in Cuba. it must do
so at the risk of exposing all
its military bases and posi-
tions in Europe, the Near
East and Asia to the threat
of a Russian or Communist
flankinge attacks. But, If it
does not intervene and should
serious trouble-short of ulti-
mate nuclear war-begin in
Berlin. Turkey. Iran. Laos.
Wet Nam, Formosa or Korea,
the United States now risks
exposing the Western Hemi-
sphere not only to constant
Soviet reconnaissance but
also to flanking attacks from
Cuba.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Daniel W/ebter
DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN STATESMAN
A CUSTOMER OF.
Washington's Oldest Bank

Congressman, Secretary of State, Daniel Webster Q7S2lS2
majestic orator who could move
with his wisdom commanding
He was liked earned plenty in his lifetime and
for his wealth. Daniel Webster elected
to deposit bank He opened his January 1882
Evening star., 1962-10-02
or VIEW.

Glare Boothe Luce, playwright.
politician and former Ambassador
TO Italy, gives her views on
President kennedy's h1adIins Of
the cubon problem in q series Of
three ortieIes, Of which this is
the lost.
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Evening star., 1962-09-18

GAITHERsBURG - Bis white 81
story older home with alum. sids
ing. Has 8 porches, one glass en-.
closed, on lge. lot. 5 bedrms., .
baths, garage. Wonderful oppors
tunity for Sl9,95O :
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METZLER-REALTOR

BETHESDA = Lovely ANTIQUE brick
rambler features 3 bedrms., 8
baths, large liv. rm. with firepl.,
rec. rm. with firepl.. today's Kit.
with built ins. Patio. lovely gar
dens: corner lot; Priced to sell.
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GAITHERSBURG

RETIREMENT HOME. center az
town, walking distance to everys
tnins. Very neat and clean. Carr
Va AND FLA APPROvED-Sls,-
200: New 3 bedrooms. fun light
4 and 6-bedroom new brick
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL

NEAR C0RNER-6-RM. and bath
semi7detached, h.-w.h. Wide 'front.'
age Tor off-street parking. Only
S14,500. Call Mr.. Pandoifi. IA
GAMI REALTY CO.. REALTORS,
II. 1887 or LU. 4-7125-
Evening star., 1962-09-18
GOPD
THE TRADING MAN"

ESTATE MUST BE sOLD-custom.
built center-hall brick rambler
near Argyle Country Club with s
nuge bedrooms. paneled den, hot-
water Dashboard heat, formal din
ing room, 33-foot daylight rec
reation room. .2-car garage. all
on an acre of ground. A fine
lIoHeIy nome In the fifties. y. 3.
C0gNILEY CO.. REALTORS. JU. O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACoSTIA-S495 dn., Ss5.I4 per
mo. 8 rms. bath, 2 kitchen, h.-w.
LU. atsOiI. fH0i wiLIoGaHssY III ogIaYns REAi RXssi,
ESTATE CO., INC.
ANAC0STIA-3-bedrm newly re-
modelled house. Lovely kitchen
sep. DIN. rm.; pine pan. rec.
small down payment. NEWCOMB.
JONES REALTY INC, 20. 2-O40O
ANACoSTIA, near Good Hope I'd,
on Kendall st. s.e.-Vacant. Semi
oct. brick, 5 rooms, bath, base
ment; Sl2.500 E-Z terms. Me
S-4653. Ewes. OIL. 6-91el, Full
TON R. GORDON, JR.
CT NO MONEY down. 606 and COS
Chesapeake st. SEA nice 8.
room with rec. room, beautiful
lawn. with shrubbery. Shown by
appointment only. For full detail.
call Mr.. Oglesby Of OGLESBY
AND RICE REALTY, 10. 7-O361
or 10. 7-1925.
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 190o 5UO0 Conn. ave.
BETHESDA - immaculate white
clapboard rambler, lge. liv. rm..
dining area. mod. kit, 8 bedrms..
rec. rm. Walking distance to
schools. shopping and transp. Only
Evening star., 1962-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W,

CONGRESS HGTS.-Corner brick,
8 rms. 3 bedrms., 1st fir. powder
rm. walk-out bsmt, w/rec. rm.,
$1,000 dn. Assume trust. Sis per
mo. pays everything. JOSEPH
FnIPPO REALTY CO., Realtor,
SEMIDET BRICKS rooms and
bath. closed in rear porch, fin-
ished rec. rm., gas heat. Reply
Box 239-E, Star,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE POTOMAC vALLEY-Mar.
nifieent new home, high on the
banks OF the Potomac, within
minutes Of downtownl Beautiful
river views In several directions,
8 bedrooms, g. baths and the
equivalent Of 2 living rooms, both
Tign y,vsr yl,FeDlaces; y,sI! ta5,o and both With
quality by Frank s. Phillips S4se
$50. FULLY AIR CONDiTIoNEDl
OF. 5000, FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC, d.. 7-1411 or Oh. 2.70O6,
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949-2300
Shannon & Luchs

IMMEDIATE POSSEsSION-Brsnd
new brick custom split-level In
Hillandale with S24,400 1st trust
available. 3 bedrooms plus guest
room, Pa baths. garage and rec
reation room, S27,950. J, C,
CoNLEY CO., REALTORS. JU.'
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HYATTsyILLE-LArge newly rem
ovated 2-bedrm. apt: pvt. entr.,
porch. No children over 3. $50 mo.
includes util. 927-5442.
PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AVE.-Spac. 1-bedrm., utils. incl.
PVT. parking, S95 mo. 5sS-OI75.
Evening star., 1962-09-18

CT NOTHING D0WN-2-yT--oid. a.
semi-finished bsmt.. fenced Level
lot; Rockville. S1S.950. BOGLEY'S,
GLENHAVEN-Brick Colonial With
center hall on fenced corner lot.
Redecorated and within walking
distance Of schools, stores and
transp. S1S.950. -
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CHEVY CHASE
BRICK RAMBLER


BUILT-IN GARAGE
Center-hall entrance. tremendous
size living I'm. with firepl., sep.
dining rm.. mod. kitchen with
table space, 3 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, S23,950 FHA.
TED LINGO. INC. JU. 7-7TO0
CHEVY CHASE, in the country
club area-A large impressive
brick home with a wide center.
hall, den and powder room on
first floor; z bedrooms, 8 baths.
Deep, level lot. A most distin-
guished home and must be seen
TO be appreciated. Priced In the
III Hpts :. 5DSi Epw. 4. an JONES Ms Z STsoS e..
INC, Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE Close in. A quail
ity built home. center hall brick
Colonial. spacious liv. rm.. with
fireplace. family din. rm.. modern
kitchen with eating area. 3 twin
bed rms. 2 baths on 2nd.
Expandable 3rd. floor. LareS
screened porch, built in garage.
Close to bus and elementary
school. Priced well below repro-
duction cost: the low 30's. 9 a.m.s
? pm. EN-. 2-7400.. :
INTERPRETATION
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b-6SIb.
Hwy CHASE. BARNABY WOODS

ONLY sci. $50. NEW offerinS q
an attractive 6-rm., 3-bedrra, Co
lonial brick In excellent condition
in this superior area. Close to bus
and schools and q pretty shaded
wonderful value and vacant for
quick possession. Call our uptown
office III pm, KE, 7-1s00. ;
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

MOTHER AND SON, both empl.,
white, will share 3-bedrra. home,
Capitol Hill area with retired set
tee sober man that can make
small repairs. RA. $500.
Evening star., 1962-09-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MA
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - : bedrm-. 2 bath,
brick and frame Colonial. very
close-in (walk NIH), family sized
kit. S2O.500.
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-9O70 til 9
BURNT MILLS. A home to be proud
of!-3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick ram-r
bier, many extras. Lge. rec. room.
prestige area, perfect for entire
family. Name your terms, or trade.
Move IN todayl S24,160.
HILDEBRAND JU. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lCONIlNUEpl
Argyle Club Area

For the large family, this 5-bedrm
split-level has everything from It's
large oyer entrance, spacious lv-
ing glf.-, beautiful fully equipped
kitchen plus family-size dining rm.
This owner -designed custom home
with Walk-out recreation I'm. offers
the ultimate in rural estate life.
Situated on / acre overlooking sur
rounding countryside. Priced tc
sell in the middle 30s.
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
nHn 0onn
Evening star., 1962-09-18
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ALSO
Wake Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

CLOSE Must listed aIi-brick g.
bedroom rambler with family
ROOM garage. porch. newly
equipped kitchen and many ex.
tras including Wv. earpeting
places, S23,6OO. q. COMFY
CO. REALTORS. 10. e-SI34.
CLOsE-N ROSEMARY HILLS -
$3.50 down buys Charming an.
brick rambler. 8 oversize bedrms.
1 "a bath. huge liv. rm., brick-waii
trepl, din. area. Kitchen with
dishwasher. table space, full bsmt.,
large patio; level, treed lot; mr..
schools g S0sr and bus, $4,000. VA no
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
CnNN AWE IRFH-.a 80 IL
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HOUSES FOR SALE-H.W.

ASPEN ST., 6I6-Vac. new cond. 4
oedrms.. 3 baths, rec. rm., bic
ID. garage. Good price and terms.
See now. STROUP, RA. $500.
BARNABY WOODS-sman house
Small price Excellent 2-bedrm
home. beautiful new bath. modern
kitchen, nice lot. Immaculate
throughout. Priced for quick salG
n low 20s. Ewes. after 6 pm. FE
S-2526.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN- 3-1800
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BURNT MILLS HILLS
EXCLUSIVE Estate Area

Lovely center-hall Colonial. Lara
living rm. with fireplace, ideal for
entertaining. Formal dining rm.s
library or den, kit. 11x23. fine
bedrms., 3iz baths, maids I'm. and
rec, rm.. 2-ear garage. Beautt-
fully situated on 11s acres with
many varieties Of trees and shrubs.
Owner leaving city. Realistically
priced. For details call He. 4-l700
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Completely redec. det. home, 7 rms. 4,
ceptionally well priced.
MURRAY LEVINE IA Q-21AA
Evening star., 1962-09-18
HUGH q. PECK. Realtor


1b35 New Hampshire Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
CHEVY CHASE, WEsT-Vacant.
newly redeeorated Colonial. On
quiet street, only block to rec
reation area and transp. 3 bed
rms. huge living ,rm. and dining
rm.. den and lovely lot. Low 20S.
LAND REALTY, INC, ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1962-09-18

BETHEsDA-Brick Cape Cod, one
OF the prettiest homes We have
seen anywhere near the price.
Located in close-in area near bus
and schools and absolutely i'm
maculate. Perfect for small family.
with lovely liv. and din. rms. den
or .3rd bedrm,. attrac. kit, 2 twin
searS%,; 5 Sst ana S sis Is. bath I. rec rm win in
will love this home at only S21, :
$50. Call our uptown office It'll 9
pm, KE. 7-1S00.
Evening star., 1962-09-18
WOODBRIDGE

Corner det. 2 bedrm., 2 baths,
knotty pine rec. rm., lge. lot.
Priced to sell quickly,
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 0-3l44
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Shannon & Luchs


REALTORS SINCE 1905
ASHLEY DIR. CRockvillel = 3-bed-
I'M, 2-bath brk. rambler, rec. rm.
Sls,500. 949-7770. TOWEHOUSE.
ASPEN HILL RD. AREA = Lovely
look like new split-level. 3 twin
size bedrms.. 2 full baths, GEN.
TRALLY AIR COND. Spacious liV.
rm., din. rm.. de luxe kitchen, rec.
rm., sub-basement, oversize patio
priced below FHA appraisal. S22,-
45O. VA terms available.
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
ATTENTION = BARGAIN HUN
TIERS. Now asking S21, 800. 4
bedrms., ga baths, Combination
carport and screened porch. FHA
appraised. S22.500. Call 949-7300
HUGH 4. PECK. 1124e oeOrsia Ave
BETHESDA-3-bedrm., 2-bath All
brick home. large liV. rm-, sep
din. rm.. modern kit. with table
space. rec. rm., built-in Rarage
S29.950. OIL. 6-4453.
nTTD TrNNT ErEr ET-wr xmw-
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5 BEDRMS.

Immaculate, center-hall split, 5
twin-sized bedrms., ga baths, lge.
sep. din. rm., garage, rec. rm. vi
firepl.. rumpus rm., fenced yard.
Ideal school location. Possession
in a week. S37,950.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
BETHESDA-Located on beautiful
deep fenced setting with plenty Of
trees. Immac. 3-bedrm. brick and
stone Cape Cod. liv. rm. w/firepl..
dining ell. completely equip. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st floor;
rm.; huge screened porch of kit..
loggia. S19,950, KORzENDORFER.
OF, 4-S11I n iii q
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II. 1. LEWIS 949-4330
BURTON KELLEIGH. INC,
DENT rnD

BETHESDA. MAPLEWOOD-Excep-
tionally charming 4-bedrm., Q
bath white brick Cape Cod nes-
tied in trees. Bedroom Cor den).
full bath on 1st floor, garage,
screened porch. Walk to recreation
center, schools and NH. S2S.95O.
ANDRls REALTY. OIL. 2-907O Til 9
BETHESDA BIG VALUEI-Hand-
some 4-bedroom Colonial, ike
newl Built by Gruver- Cooley. Spa
cious center-hal plan, huge al
elec. kit, 2 full baths and 2 half
baths, lovely den, beautiful out
of-ground recreation room. Near
Landon School. Mid-30s. VACANT,
OUT.OF-TOWN OWNER VERY
ANXlOUSl Evenings, 363-334S
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. q
14ll or OIL. 2-7006.
BETHESDA, S27,95O-4-bedrm., 2
bath brick split-level, Ice. mod
kit, large, sep. din. rm., firepl.,
family rm., full bsmt., ideal fenced
play area, immed. occup.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 It'll Q
BETHESDA-Vacant, low dn. pymt
4-bedrm., 2h-bath Colonial with
family rm., immae. cond., incl.
Wv. .carpeting; priced to sell
today at S26,500. Ewes. Mrs.
Walsh, OIL. 6-5967.
GIULIANo REALTORS OIL. 4-1100
-W0ONuAVFN
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KAY BOWLING

Real Estate Co., Inc, Realtors
207 Frederick Ave. Gath, Nd.
WI. 8-9260 or 301-WA. 6-25O0i
GARRETT PARK-Newly dec. s.
oeaTm. prick Cape COD. Completely
din. ell. full bsmt.. fenced yard.
lmmed. poss. S17.950. KORzEN.
DORFER. REALTOR. OIL. 4-slll
Evening star., 1962-09-18

Picture book rambler situated on
lovely wooded lot. Center hall,
4 bedrms;. 2 baths. attractive
NV. rm., din. rm.,. deluxe kitchen,
rec. rm., space for 5th bedrm.
Quick possession. A buy in the
early sos. 8 am. -g pm. EN-.
ISrr: ISr1uv: --
Evening star., 1962-09-18
HOUSES UNFURN. 70 RENT

ARL., N.-Brk. det. home, 2 bed
rms. liy. rm. w/firepl.. din. rm.,
equip. kit, screened porch, full
attic and bsmt., close to schools,
stores. buses, S115, avail. immed.
KE. S-4431.
Milford chronicle., 1962-07-20
Gov. Carvel Urges All
To Attend The Fair

Lets all go to the Fair!" said
Governor Elbert N. Carve1 t h S
week in urging Delawareans to
patronize the annual d e a war e
State Fair which opens at the Fair
Grounds, Harrington, this Satur-
day
In a statement issued at Dover.
Governor Carvel pointed out that
the Fair affords opportunities for
our farm families, Alters, Future
Farmers of America, Grange er s,
Farm Bureau members and others
engaged in Agriculture to exhibit
the fruits of their labor" and also
causes those living in urban areas
to recognize the essential roles
played by the 'tillers of the soil
in raising the standards of living
in both our state and nation.
In his statement, the chief ex-
ecutive also praised the Fair as
IAN excellent means of f u r h e r
publicizing Delaware's important
role in supplying foodstuffs t Q
Eastern Metropolitan areas.
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