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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01

McCathran Hall during Boy
Scout Week.
Mrs. Norman c. Healy is now
associated with the Kay Bowl.
ing Real Estate office.
The Campfire Girls Horizon
Club held their installation of
new officers last evening at
Owen Hall. Beth O'Neil is the
new president; Patty Kitterman,
vice president; Jean Dorsey, re-
cording secretary; Pam Wayne,
corresponding secretary; and
Judy Gartner, treasurer for the
first four months, Marilyn Cor
man and Jane Seamons for the
remaining periods.
The program was planned
around the Campfire Girls his
tory. Each girl presented a
part of the Bluebird and Camp
fire program. Many parents
and friends attended.
On Saturday, the Horizon
Club will hold a clothing drive
for the Montgomery County
Children's Clothing Center. The
Center especially needs chill.
dren's coats, jackets and over
shoes. If you have clothing to
contribute, please call Beth
O'Neil at WA. 6-3257 or Cece
Whittier at WA. 6-2013.
The new book list at the Ii
brary includes: Americas Rise
to Power" Dulles; "Seven
Gothic Tales" Dinesen; 1.-THE
Dynasty" Knickerbocker; True
Tales of the South at War"
Poe; "The Last Plantagenets,"
Costin; MY Life in Court" Niz-
er; the new Emily Kimbrough
book, and a volume on Puppet
Plays and Playwriting.
Material for the specialist,
sometimes not at hand at the
library, can be obtained easily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01
High School Holds
Mid-Semester Ball
By Sylvia Tate Koran

The annual MidSemester Ball. held at the Gathers
burg High School on Friday evening" chose Marian Ha-
gen as Queen. The Queen crowned by Key Club
President Garner Duval Beverly Federlne Seve Scott
and Mary Hubble honored princess and escorted
to the dance floor by officers of the Key Club Larry
Btely Tom Slater and Gilbert Frey. faculty member
James SchWeitZer acted as master of ceremonies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01

Former Key Club presidents,
Ray Williams, home from De-
paw University, and Frank
Cornelius, Amherst, were
among those present.
Chaperons for the dance were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schweitzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shugarts, Mr..
and Mrs. Doug Hoppe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Helm, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Knode.
Gary Walker has passed the
Board of Review for Eagle
Scout. The award will be made
at a special troop ceremony at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01
Response

Response
The following is a letter that
was written to Dorothy McCar-
die of the Washington Post, in
response to her recent article
British Advance on the Hunt
Country"
"The hounds in full cry, a
crisp sunny day, a fox stream
ing across an open field and a
fine, fit, mount are a combina.
ton that is hard to match in
any language, any country or
might inject, any state. Even
a foot-sore bystander will testi-
fly that fox hunting is an unfor-
gettable experience.
We all enjoyed your article
in this mornings Post" en-
titled British Advance on the
Hunt Country" particularly be-
cause we ourselves follow the
chase and have a number of
fine British folk in our Hunt.
Though fox hunting is an old
and established sport, it has
certainly been revived in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01
nOna Massey to Speak
At Potomac P-TA

Mrs. Donald Dawson, former
ly the movie actress, Iona Mas
sey, will be the featured guest
speaker at the Potomac P-TA
meeting, February 6, 8 pm.
The meeting will be held at the
Potomac School.
Mrs. Dawson's subject will
pertain to the advantages of
the American school children
in comparison with the school
children of her native Hungary.
The president of the P-TA
group. Ted Lingo, has invited
all community members to at
tend and is encouraging fifth
and sixth grade students of the
school to accompany their par
ents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01

headlines by Mrs. Kennedy's de-
cided interest. / have enjoyed
several wonderful hunts with
the Virginia packs which you
mention in your article, but
wonder why you hesitate to
list the old and very fine pack
of hounds in Potomac, Md,
along with the ones on the other
side of the River. We enjoy
excellent hunt country, both
near Potomac, Md, and up
country In the scenic Seneca,
Md, area. Our pack of hounds
have been champions along the
Eastern coast for many years,
we hunt three days a week and
have a membership of approx
mately $50 persons who actual
ly pursue the sport actively.
Lady Duncombe might like to
know something of our hunt,
also as it is considerably near
er Washington and does include
a number of her fellow country.
men.
Tally ho!"
The Annual Masters Ball
The Annual Masters Ball,
when Masters of Fox Hounds
from the nationwide gather at
the st. Regis Hotel, New York
City, was held January 26. NTH
William Carroll and Mrs. Car
rol represented the Potomac
Hunt as did hunt members MIR.
and Mrs. ]. C. X. Ship, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Harting and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson Semmes. Myer
Davis and his orchestra accom-
panied the gentlemen in their
evening scarlets" and their
ladies.
The group made it a real
weekend when they decided to
stay on and see Sideways Are
For Sleeping" a current broad
way hit.
Sandra Haug Wins Medal
Sandra Haug, daughter of
the Otto Hangs, has started the
1862 swimming season with a
gold medal to her credit. Sandra
won the prize by placing first
in the freestyle division, for
girls fourteen and under, at the
invitational tournament held at
American University, Jan. 26.
Sandra, a member of the
A.A.U. has several other medals
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-01
Nichols Entertain

Marie and Jack Nichols In.
vited friends to their Congress
sional Parkway home on Janu-
airy q for an evening of good
drink, good food and good mu-
sic. The $3.50 pm. on" party
was favored with a touch of
gourmet cooking when the buff
fet was served and the featured
item was doImathes, which
translated, means greek meat
balls. They consist of ground
lamb, rice, green onion tops,
mint leaves and melted butter,
mixed together, wrapped In
grape leaves and served with a
lemon sauce.
Dancing preceded and fol-
lowed the buffet, and during
the course of the party Jane
and Rum Maddox gave a beau
tifully accomplished exhibition
of "old fashioned" ball room
dancing, their answer to the
Twist" Others having fun at
the party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Haug, Sarah and Frank
Mackenzie, Hester and AL
Holmes, DR.. and Mrs. Jack Haz-
ard and Faye and Jim Buchan-
an.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
FireIiqht Softens Memories

sporadic pop of the burning
logs and the soft hiss of old
sap bleeding from the stumps.
He is here and yet he is
a light year away. The left
hand scratches the gray hair
behind the ear but it leaves
no crease in his conscious
ness. The heat from the fire
Seeps through the legs of the
trousers and balms the shins.
It warns the backs of the
clasped hands and makes the
eyes blink.
The middle of the logs go
first. The underside glows
as the yellow flames fight
for a shortcut to the sky.
Soon, there is an indenta-
ton and the flame becomes
smaller and blue. The ends
of the oak blaze briefly,
bright beyond the power OF
the eyes to contain the light,
and then die in blackened
mourning. The blue flame
cuts steadily at the middle,
and sparks rip off like bright
flakes Of sawdust, to chase
up the darkened chimney.
It is late, and the man of
the house sits sorting old
victories, reshuffling the de-
feats to the back Of the,
mind. He is aware that what
ever he is, the substance is
no longer malleable. It has
been cast in iron and cooled.
His ambition-to be a better,
more noble man-iS beyond
salvage now.
Ten years ago, he learned
to live with himself. It
gentled him. He had had to
accept a body he despised,
imprisoned by a mind no
better than average, both at
tached to a soul dusty with
neglect. Before that, it had
Evening star., 1962-02-23

hurt to know that a turtle
would outlive him. Now he
was content to be himself,
so long as he didn't have
to live as a turtle.
Now, he could see rare
beauty in mundane things:
A child's giggle, a small box
Of velvet pansies, the shad-
ings in a concord grape, the
impeccable femininity of an
old lady, the pink and pastel
bedroom slippers worn by a
summer sunrise, a silver fish
cracking the surface of a still
lake. a dog doing with his
head on his paws, a freshly
fleeced sky, sailboats moving
like silent swans, the smell
of woodsmoke and hot apple
pie.
He sees much in the fire,
too. He wonders if man ever
invented anything as warm
and friendly as a log fire.
Once, the Indians on the
Great Plains scooped holes
and built roaring fires and
held the fresh cut buffalo
meat on wooden spears.
FURTHER BACK than
that, Prometheus brought
fire from the heavens and
to him the Greeks built
statues and draped the cock
eyed laurel wreath on his
brow. Thus the scholars hon
ored a man who never was,
for a deed never done.
The man of the house got
up, studying the red reflec-
ton in the. brass andirons.
He kicked at the logs. and
two of them broke in half.
One half fell out of the
CRATE; one fell in. There was,
he felt sure, a philosophy in
this too. For awhile, the fire
blazed brightly. like some
thing which has been goaded
to do its duty.
Then the big flames dimin-
ished, the logs blackened in
a bed of embers, and tiny
jets of blue and yellow flame
stood like petals of spring
tulips, only to disappear as
he studied them. He drew the
mesh screen, like the last
curtain in a play, before the
face of the fire, and went
off to bed.
(Copyright, 1862, King Features
Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1962-02-23

sources. Each case of nerv-
GUS exhaustion is a problem
unto itself. Most people need
help, and the kindly, sympa-
thetic doctor is the one best
trained to find the cause and
effect the cure.
u Il Il
MANY WORRY about TAX
ing tranquilizers. They are
concerned about becoming
addicts. I received a letter
this morning from a young
woman who has been taking
them, on doctors advice, for
the past three months. Shall
she continue, she asks? She
feels much better, but doesn't
want to become a dope fiend.
I tell such people that
there's nothing to worry
about if they resolve never
to buy these drugs on their
own. If your doctor decides
that you need them and
writes you a prescription,
after observing you over a
period of time, take them and
be thankful they help. He will
tell you when to throw away
these crutcheS!
It's quite another thing,
however, to take tranquilizers
for months without being
under a doctors supervision.
Many people do this to save
a doctors fee. After a while
they depend upon these med
icines too much, and may
get severe reactions when the
drug is stopped.
DR.. Steincrohn's leatlet,
"Ho1D to Overcome Obesity"
UiH be mailed on receipt of a
stamped, Selt-GddresSed en-
Delope and 10 cents in coin
for handling. Address DR..
Steincrohn in care of The
E0ening Star.
Monday: ce-woter burn treot-
ment.
Evening star., 1962-02-23

The setting is serene. The
black couch curves like a
quarter moon. Before it is the
coffee table. It holds a mosaic
dish of black and white
tiles-an ash tray. There is
a tall sherry decanter,
guarded by small stem
glasses standing at atten-
ton. Then there is the fire
place, made of brick painted
white, with its thick mantle
of slate.
1T is NIGHT and the chill
dren are in bed. The oak
logs burn slowly, tossing
spangles Of yellow and ruddy
red against the bare beams
of the ceiling. The man of
the house sees it all, and
sees it not. He is on the
couch, elbows on knees. his
eyes mirroring the mood of
the fire.
Soon. he will be old and
he feels the insidious silence
of time as he felt the SUM-
set before he drew the drapes.
He felt it when he carried
the four oak logs around the
back and into the house. He
feels it now, as he watches
the bright young flame curl
up the side of the log and
die in nothingness as it hur-
ries UP the chimney to its
rendezvous with the cold
north wind.
Now he sits alone, hypno-
tized by the embers, scanning
the light and form of a tame
holocaust for an old memory.
He likes to be alone, to sit
in the blue-veiled darkness
listening to the night sounds
the rhythmic creak of the
indecisive weather vane, the
grunts of the old timbers as
they shoulder the gusts, the
Evening star., 1962-02-23
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
What Causes Chronic Fotique?
By DR.. PETER }. STEINcRoHN

Mrs. A., a 33-year-old
housewife with three young
children, wants to know if I
have a prescription for nerv-
GUS exhaustion. She gets up at
about 6 am. and wonders
why she is so tired at 8 pm.
that she can hardly keep her
eyes open. For a while she
has had no emotions of thrill
or excitement, or love or
hate. All that has returned,
she is thankful to say. But
it's the exhaustion that has
her down.
DO I HEAR a chorus from
thousands of young house.
wives who say they're so tired
they are dead on their feet?
Raising children and running
the home-a day in and day
out task-certainly can try
the physical and emotional
reserves of any normal hui
man being.
AS for a prescription, I know
of nothing-neither pill nor
injection - which will guar
antee to transform tired
mothers into well-rested in
dividuals with a superabun-
dance of pep.
The important thing is to
discover the cause of the ia
tigue. Rather than guess, it's
better to 60 to the doctor for
a physical checkup.
Sometimes an unsuspected,
simple anemia may be the
cause; sometimes an under
active thyroid. Then, of
course, there are the count
less number of emotional i'm,
pacts that the mother of
young children must sustain.
These add up to chronic fa-
tigue.
Perhaps she is using up en-
ergy unnecessarily. Her doc
tor will discover how you can
salvage nervous energy by
planning your day so that
you do not drain your re-
Evening star., 1962-02-23

Evelyn Currie, the Nations foremost lady
lion trainer, isn't at all frightened by the
beasts, at least not by this one It's just
lions head. Miss Currie will appear at the
21st annual Almas Temple Shrine Circus at
the National Guard Armory, March through
4, with three tig-ions-half tiger and half
lion.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
ESTATE SALE

CHEVY CHASE, MD. 7107 Fulton
st;-3 bedrms., full bsmt.. side
pch., garden, det. gar, near
churches, schools, stores. Princi-
pals only. FE. S-S220.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
POTOMAC

Spacious brick rambler on 3h
srTsS ana eIementaTy Teaieh' school S ne isde bsd
rooms, pa baths, large living
room. combination family room
dining room with fireplace. mod
ern Kitchen, carpets and draperieS
included. Ewes. Mrs. Fahy, OIL,
2-226S.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
CORN & BLANKEN
TED LINGO INC

1545 Rockville Pike HA. 7-45OO
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm.. all-brk.
rambler with full bsmt. and rec.
rm. Located on quiet court, fenced
rear lot. GI no money down.
ROGER H. SPENCER CO.. INC.
GA 4-h1h1 GA 4-hNSo
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL.. N.-Prestige home in Shirley
Woods. Spacious brick rambler
with bedrms... . baths. liV. rm.
with, firepl.. formal din. rm.,
paneled den. scr: porch and lge,
KIT. with breakfast area. Rec.
and bath on lower level. Many
extras incl. fenced rear yard. Al
condition. Yorktown Williamsburg
area. June, $3S,500. OWNER, KE.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CMURCH-Overseas owner
says sell this vacant split-level on
wooded corner. NOW, and at below
market. Rec. room, Dashboard hot
water heat. Very nice living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, screened porch. Near Tim
berlane School. Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPANY.
REALTORS, lib West Broad
street. Falls Church, Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm.
brick. rambler. Large liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., large kit.
Full bsmt., 1a-acre lot. Extras IN
clude storm windows, wall-to-wall
srea for cSSren SaSrer Assume 4
loan or FHA S2l, ,950. CAROLINE
l.. CAMPBELL, AGENT, JE. B.
1889. Ewes, and Suns, JE. 3-90f1
Evening star., 1962-03-16
GREENWOOD KNOLLS

WHEATON AREA
Take your pick. . darling spotless,
1-owner homes. located within
same court. Sidewalks. level. lge.
fenced yards, many extras. S22.-
500. 3 bedrms., ! u baths, modern
electric kitchen with table space.
TED LINGO INC
Evening star., 1962-03-16

Mr.. ST. BERNADETTE's-Brk. Co.
lonial with slate roof on deep
level fenced lot. Tops in loca-
ton. Near schools and tranSpor-
tation. 3 lge. bedrooms and bath
on End floor. Liv. rm., dining
room. kit. with table space, pow
der room and porch on 1st floor.
Big rec. rm. in basement. you
cannot duplicate this home for
$4,000 Will FHA. Call JU. s.
4222. ewes. JU. $500. LAW
Evening star., 1962-03-16

SEABRoOK ACRES-A real pic
ture is this charming 3-bedrn.
brk. rambler with full din. rm.,
12-acre well-landscaped lot. May
we show you this home today?
BANNER SALES APP 74s4e
Evening star., 1962-03-16

Alex. nr. Seminary in Clover
Brk. rambler. 3 bedrms., N
baths. sep. din. rm.. den, garage.
Close to best public and private
schools. shopping, churches. / blk
to bus. Excel. cond. BY OWNER.
TIE R-O1oo
Evening star., 1962-03-16

REALToR HA. 7-4OsO
GREEN ACRES-Lovely brk. Colo
nial with slate roof, in fine cond.
in very choice close-in area. 3
nice bedrms., sep. din; rm.. newly
bsmt. with rec. rm. area. Garage.
Only Sl9,950. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY OF MD, INC, OIL. 6-7SO0
Evening star., 1962-03-16

you want in a Potomac
estate. 4 acres with Stable and
riding ring. white board fencing.
lots of space for entertaining.
Brick rambler. with 5 bedrms., 3h
baths. family rm.. recreation rm..
den. servants quarters. completely
air conditioned SS5 600
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA..

MANASSAS-S15O dn., SIS month
pays all; nice Cape Cod; vacant.
JU. S-33S0, Empire S-612S.
McLEAN-Spotless, lge.. 5-bedrm.,
air-cond., 3-bath, brk. spiit-levei
wIrec. rm., bsmt., carport. good
1a-acre lot. S30,500. Excel. terms.
KEY RI.TY.. ia h-20A0
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Continued on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Abra Cadabra-S11.5O0

See this lovely all-brick 3-bedrm
rambler w/firepl,, full bsmt., fin
ished rec. rm., . full baths, built
in intercom. Enjoy a fully fenced
ward VITAL shade trees. Terms
to suit purchaser.
COLLEGE PARK WOODS
Realty WE. 5-5522
Evening star., 1962-03-16

DISTRICT HTS. Mt. Calvary Parish
a bedrms.. 3 baths, brick, lge
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., breakfast
nook. enclosed entrance porch and
h;;;w.h. Appraised S24, 1000. owner
will sacrifice. S21. $50. Call OWN
Err for amt r0R-O9R1
Evening star., 1962-03-16
GATTHERSRITRG

y 114 : 9A4I1GKO1ON y AVS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION on large
wooded lots. all-brick homes of
3. 4, and ) bedrooms, ga baths,
NEW - 3-bedroom ramblers, full
Easements. on u acres. VA and
FILA approved, S15.95O.
ABOVE Gaithersburg on Ia acres,
4-bedroom home on main road.
tastefully modernized, $1,000
MANY OTHERS. any price range.
Tell US your needs.
ROMER g. CO. WI. S-9092
Closed Suns. Except BY Appntmnt.
GLEN HILLS ESTATES-Beautiful
new brick, rambler, on approx.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUEOl

BERWYN HEIGHTS-Immed. pos
session. Custom ramblers. 3 bed
rms. de luxe kit, English bsmt.
ro9ughed-in bath FHA terms. Price
JOHN II, HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-O5eO
BERWYN. MD.-5O1O Quebec St
3 bedrms,, liv. room, din. room,
kit, bath, auto. oil heat, large lot,
off street parking No down pay
ment. lust take over monthly pay
ments OF Sl0S.25. DE. 2-245S,
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SILVER SPRING

GARDENERS CHOICE - 2-bedrm.
bungalow, hot-water heat. family
kitchen, over u acre for growing
things. S13,950.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
ALEXANDRIA
HHT.OVEPO

GLOVER"
Traditicnally styled BI-IlEVEL-
a home that reflects elegance and
refinement in suburban location OF
equal appeal.
4 BedrmS., 3 Baths
Center-hall entry. 13x24 living
room. 13x16 dining room, and
lovely den-all carpeted, COM
pletely equipped GE kitchen in
cludes washer and dryer. ENTIRE
HOUSE is A1R-CONDITIONED.
garage. Priced in the 3Os.
Bob Duncan Real Estate
XII. S-sOl5
Evening star., 1962-03-16
DOCTOR!
DOCTOR!
DOCTORI

II you wish to combine home and
office and solve your parking and
mgh-rent problems, here is exactly
what you need! Brand-new ram
bier, on a very prominent Mass.
ave. corner, with an enormous
out-of-ground basement easily
convertible into offices; includes
s bedrooms. ga baths: family
room, private din. rm.; terrific
value at $35,750l FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC. D1. 7-1411.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
REALTY
221S WILSON BLVD.
IA. 5-5561

FALLS CHURCH-split- foyer brick,
liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rms. rms possible 4th 5ei bedrm. M or r DEN den,
finished rec. rm. with firepl.. love-
ly wooded lot. fenced yd. Many
extras. , years old. Must relocate.
S29,5OO. BY OWNER. JE. 4-9334.
FALLS CHURCH-WHAT'S A HOME
WITH ALMOST NO DUST? PARA
Disc! Electro-static dust re.
mover, built in, Is one Of the many
features in this custom built, mag
nificent French Colonial. FIVE
bedrmS. and FOUR baths. Den
and powder rm. on 1st floor. Full
bsmt. Spacious center hall, French
doors from liv. rm. to back yard,
showing off all Of natures whim-
Evening star., 1962-03-16

NORTH - Spacious
older home with 4 bedrooms,
lsDace for more). 2l5 baths, CEN
ter-hall entrance. 23x15 liv. rm.,
formal din. rm. and detached
garage. Lovely n -acre lot in most
convenient area with bus at door,
Under $4,000 TOWN a. COUN-
TRY PROPERTIES. INC, KE. g.
5000, 9 to 9,
Evening star., 1962-03-16
MARY w. MCGOWAN

OIL. 6-gl7S Exclusive OIL. 4-3l06
Member Brokers Guild
Evening star., 1962-03-16

Ak, H-bUUU AA. 9-bUUI
POTOMAC-New listing brk. RAM
bier. 4 be6rms.. , baths, sep. din.
rm., rec. rm., huge electric kit. with
table space. Garage, LIS acres.
Conv. located nr. schools, stores
and transp. H. J. REVANE, INC,
JU. S-S330, ewes. OIL. 2-744l.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
FALLS CHURCH
ARTHUR
PARKER

Says "DON'T MISS THE BOAT!"
Call now to SEA" this brand new
4-bedroom, 2-bath contemporary
split-level You can become its
SKIPPER" for Just 81 900 down,
(no closing costs), and Sl55 per
mo. including taxes and insurancel
It's HULL" is resplendent with
lots of picture "PORTHOLES" and
its GALLEY" has a de luxe re-
frigerator. wall oven, table top
range, dishwasher, exhaust fan dis
posal and large eating space! 1t has
an elevated CAPTAINS DINING
DECK" and is "DocKED" in a
4-acre "HARBOR" surrounded by
many tall shade trees! It's really
"SHIP-SHAPE," so call and let
us SHORE" 1t to you today!
Evening star., 1962-03-16

present market. 3-bedrm. split
level. S26.950. so. 5-7920.
ALEX.-SPRINGFIELD = Open all
week end. Redwood and brick CEN
trally air-cond. home offered by
original owner who has added pri-
vate. patio with awning. fenced
yard. attic, new paint, lots of
panelling. cabinets. birch trees
school, pool. park. S2O.5OO, 81. 100
down. Call OWNER. FL. 4-962O.
ALEX, Del Ray-BY OWNER. Per-
mastone Cape Cod. 4 bedrms. and
2 baths. Rented apt in bsmt.
Reduced to $4,000. TIE. 6-5405.
ALEX. nr. Seminary in Clover
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
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REALTORS OPEN o TO o
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6O4O
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA-NoTHING DOWN
FLA. Neat 3:bedrm. rambler. Lge.
kitchen. enclosed porch, 2s-acre
fenced lot. Only $4,000. To in
spect call so. S-7125 or JA.
S-0491: BLANKENSHIP REAL
Evening star., 1962-03-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY. COUNTY

KENSINGTON - Sl6.25O. Terrific
buy. Brk. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, liv
rm., sep; din. rm,, modern dish
washer kit bsmt. FILA or VA,