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Evening star., 1962-08-28
EVian Leader
Raps Ben Bella

ALGIERS. Aug. 28 (AP).-
Belkacem Krim, one of the
main authors of the Evian
peace treaty with France, bit
terly attacked Ahmed Ben
Bella's crippled Political Bureau
today. He urged the people to
oppose all efforts to install a
regime of personal power and
dictatorship"
Mr.. Krim, who was a Vice
Premier in the Algerian gov
ernment in exile, launched his
attack in the glare of televiSion
lights before 40 newsmen in
his office in the old French
Colonial headquarters.
He spoke as Algeria's mill
tary leaders supporting Mr.
Ben Bella were assembling in
a strategy session east of AL
gierS. The military chiefs ap-
parently were making an effort
to weld a common front against
the anthem Bella guerrillas
dominating AlgierS and sur
rounding country.
Mr.. Krim said Mr.. Ben Bella
speaks of imposing socialism
as if it could be done with a
touch of a magic wand"
Election Delay Hit
But Mr.. Krim himself said he
favored reforms carried out "ir
socialist perspective"
He attacked Mr.. Ben Bella's
Political Bureau for postponing
elections from September 2 and
declared, I'VE must again start
discussions to settle the prob
lens of leadership only
then we can give new hope tC
the nation"
He expressed the hope "the
people will not be rushed into
a fratricidal war and will op-
pose any solution by force"
From his headquarters in
western Algeria, Col. Houari
Boumedienne called the COM
manders of WilayaS military
zoheS) Nos. l. 2. S and 6 to
the meeting in Setif, $50 miles
east of Algiers on the road to
Constantine.
Some Not Invited
The leaders of Wilayas 3 and
4, who chased Ben Bella's Po-
litical Bureau out Of the CAPT.
| tai, were not invited.
Col. Boumedienne, boss oi
the 45,o00-man regular army
clearly was attempting to unite
most of Algeria's 100000 troops
against the anthem Bella
guerrilla commanders in centra
Algeria. But there was no Sigr
that shooting was imminent.
Diplomatic observers believe
the opposing sides will continue
to try to avoid bloodshed. They
fear, however. that a form OF
military dictatorship vii
emerge from the economic chaos
and bitter political pickering
that has prevailed since ipde-
pendence July 3.
Strong Force of Veterans
The anthem Bella leaders
command an imposing force oi
toughened veterans of the war
for in depe n d ence against
France. Wilaya 4, controlling
Algiers, is believed to have TO-
900 men under arms. Their sup
porters in Wilaya 3, in the Ka-
bylie mountains to the east,
are estimated at 10000.
Col. Bo u m e edienne'S d own
troops are largely untested,
having sat out most of the wal
! in Morocco and Tunisia. And
despite Col. Boumedienne's Or
der placing them under the
command of his general staff
the four other wilayas have
given no indication that they
are prepared to fight their
guerrilla brothers.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

Threatens Satellite Bill
Delaying tactics against the
proposed constitutional amend
ment yesterday threatened also
for a time to force postpone
ment of House consideration
of the satellite bill. Leaders
wanted to avoid sending it to
a Senate House conference
committee and possibly start
ing another Senate filibuSter
in the closing days of the con-
/ greSsional session. They sue
ceeded yesterday in having the
House accept Senate amend
ments to the bill it passed
354-9 last May.
The anti-poll tax resolution
had a much harder time, but
its eventual adoption by Con-
greSS caused President Kenne-
dy to hail it as a significant
action which l am confident
will be approved quickly by the
required 38 States" Mr.. Ken
nedy called it the elimination
of many years of legislative eff
fort to bring about an end
to this artificial bar to the
right to vote in some of our
States"
Bills to eliminate poll taxes
have been introduced in every
Congress since 1899. The House
passed five such bills and the
Senate twice adopted proposed
constitutional amendments. But
the two branches never got
together until now. Southern
Democrats took the position
again yesterday that the Con-
Stitution gives States the right
to determine voting methods
and qualifications.
Only Is Republicans Joined
II Democrats against the reso-
luton in the House, while 1872
Republicans and 162 Democrats
voted for it. Several Republi-
cans, principally Representa-
tive Lindsay of New York, a
former Assistant Attorney
General, and Representative
McCulloch of Ohio, ranking
Republican on the Judiciary
Committee. cont ended the
amendment failed to meet the
basic problem of civil rights
and denial of the voting privi-
lege.
Mr.. Lindsay said it was like
using a sledgehammer to kill
a gnat." He declared that no
genuine and lasting gain could
be achieved until poll taxes
and similar restrictions were
banned in State and local as
well as Federal elections.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

eSthetically distasteful," DR..
Peoples commented.
Research on rats, for exam
pie, whose only water and food
contained 1000 to 5000 ppm
parts per Million of deter
gent. has shown no damage to
their health"
, May 2 tests disclosed that
Is of 26 wells in Concord had
detergent in them. County
Sanitarians say they are con-
cerned whenever they find de-
tergent because it only enters
a well from a source of sewage.
. DR.. Peoples also again dis
counted contaminated water as
the cause of the 10-fold in
crease in infectious hepatitis
which the county experienced
last year.
He cited statistics to demon
Strate that the incidence of the
disease rose greatly throughout
the Nation and noted that the
number OF cases has diminished
sharply thus far this year.
( Concerning charges that chill
dren at some schools supplied
by wells have been drinking
contaminated water, he re-
ported that tests at IS schools
showed the water to be safe
at the point of delivery for
consumption"
Contaminated water was
found only at the Sherwood
School and since has been made
pure, he said.
Septic Systems Failure
DR.. Peoples predicted that
all septic systems, which often
are a source of we'll pollution,
eventually will fail.
I'VE have often made recon-
mendationS that public water
supply be brought to the larger
subdivision (but) there is
nothing in the regulations to
keep builders from 'nibbling
away by Subdividing and add
ing small sections at a time"
he said.
The county has tried to as
sure that septic systems will
work as long as possible, he
said. by overseeing their con-
struction and keeping them at
least 100 feet away from wells.
Some residents have charged
that it neglected to do this
when it approved plans for the
Concord subdivision.
County Not Notified
He reported that in some in
stances the required inspections
OF wells have not been made at
the time their installation was
completed because builders have
neglected to notify the county
that they were ready.
DR.. Peoples said his Short
term requirements" of addi-
tlonal personnel ito perform
testing of private water SUD-
plies according to State law"
include two more sanitarians
a bacteriologist and a water
sampler. Ultimately, the county
should provide for seven more
SanltarlanS, an assistant sani-
tary engineer and soil scien-
lists, he said.
Other Recommendations
Among his other recommen-
dations were these:
Wells should be dug before
a house is built and chlorina-
tors installed when future trou-
ole is considered likely.
Percolation tests which indi-
Evening star., 1962-08-28
BAPTIZED INMATE,
SHOWN THE Way
REPORTED GONE

PINE BLUFF, Ark. (AP).
An inmate was baptized
Sunday at a nearby prison
farm and testified to a
crowd of onlookerS that
the Lord has shown me
the way"
Yesterday, the inmate,
Walter McWilliamS. 81, was
reported missing from the
prison. He was serving a
16-year term for burglary
and, grand larceny.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Poll Tax Repeal Drive
Seen Facing Apathy
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

The problem of persuadng least 38 State Legislatures
to ratfy anti-po constitutional amendment
garded by congressional advocates today involving
popular apathy rather than widespread opposition
The amendment resolution adopted by the House late
yesterday 1885, by the Senate last March, 776 would
Evening star., 1962-08-28

OOHtlnueu FROM rage Al
ecoli unquestionably is unfit fol
use.
During some friendly ques-
tioning of DR.. Peoples, council
members asked him what the
consequences have been of the
county's failure to advise some
residents in Potomac, Md, that
their water was unsafe.
Thank goodness nobody got
typhoid or any other disease, y
he replied.
Officials Praised
! Councilwoman Stella Werner
praised both DR.. Peoples and
the sanitation director, r. w
Koch.
I'VE are very fortunate tt
have such people as these
working for the county.
We all make mistakes, and
thing the council is behind you
completely" she said.
In his recommendations
DR.. Peoples declared that
h encef tn half-acre lots
should be considered inadequate
for homes unless public sewers
and water are available.
The council indicated it is
likely to grant at least some
of his requests for additional
personnel to enforce regulations
governing wells and septic
systems.
DR.. Peoples confirmed that
the county has been dispensing
polluted water through foun-
tSins at its own Falls Road
Golf Course.
He also again acknowledged
that Montgomery has disre-
garded State regulations re-
quiring that each new well be
inspected twice for bacteria
and that additionally its con-
tents be analyZed chemically.
He partially defended this
failure by arguing that no
other county in Maryland obeys
the law either.
Since I have been county
health officer (1955), these
regulations have never been
discussed at any level among
the county health officers or
sanitation personnel, although
it would have been a consider
able staff burden on all coun-
ties if the State regulations
were to be carried out to the
letter of the law" DR.. Peoples
said.
I'm evaluating this law. I
would say that it is idealistic,
but basically sound :"
New Homes Affected
In his conclusions, however,
he added:
These enforcement proce-
dures must be carried out and
will affect residents of new and
existing homes. They will GER
tainly affect the developers of
new and expanding subdivi-
SionS."
DR.. Peoples also said that
well water should be chemically
examined for nitrates which he
noted can cause disease among
babies.
Montgomery heretofore has
performed such chemical ana
.lyseS only whenever water
taste, odor or appearance is
complained of by the occupant
or visualized by the sanitarian. "
County Manager Mason A.
Butcher had ordered prepara-
ton of the report to the coun-
Gil after both the State Health
Department and the States At
torney announced they are
starting investigations of pol
luton problems in Montgomery.
More than 10000 Montgom-
cry families now depend upon
private wells.
The fact that more than a
third examined last year were
bacteriologically contaminated
does not necessarily mean that
the same percentage OF all 12,-
900 are polluted because pre-
Sumably those tested would be
among the ones most suspect.
Detergent Not Measured
The report does not disclose
how many Of the wells were
befouled by detergent.
"Detergents have not been
found to be harmful to the
body, but foaming water is
Evening star., 1962-08-28

ban the poll tax as a require
ment for voting for President
and Vice President and mem
berS of Congress in regular
special and primary elections.
Virginia. Alabama, MiSsissip-
pi. Arkansas and Texas werC
the only poll tax States in the
1860 presidential election. But
congressional sponsors of the
amendment conceded today
that its ratification by three
fourths of the States will need
an energetic and continuing
drive if only to overcome pos
sible official or popular indif-
ference.
Tactics Backfire
House adoption yesterday
came the hard way. The mar
gin was only Al over the nee
essary two-thirds majority, II
was achieved only after South
ern Democrats filibuStered for
three hours and some Republi-
cans protested that the amend
ment fell far short of Demo-
cratic promises on civil rights
Southern Democratic delay
ing tactics, however, backfired
early last night. Northern
Democratic liberals with some
Republican support threatened
to demand time consuming
quorum calls and other par
liamentary devices when Rep
resentative Willis, Democrat of
Louisiana, moved to call up an
industrial security" bill.
This measure urged by the
House Committee on Un-
American Activities but op-
posed in an AFL CIO state
ment yesterday morning would
provide procedures for protec-
tion of classified information
in industrial establishments
and various research and edu-
cational organizations.
Mr.. Willis abandoned his at
tempt to pass the bill under a
rules suspension limiting de-
bate to 40 minutes and requir-
ing a two-thirds majority. The
bills supporters will have to
wait until September II for
another opportunity to bring it
UP under suspension of the
rules.
The House margin for adop-
ton, the anti-poll tax reSolu-
ton was less impressive than
the 372-1O vote that sent the
communications satellite bill to
the White House a short time
later. A small group of Demo-
cratic liberals had blocked that
measure by filibustering for
three weeks in the Senate be-
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Is cancer
infectious?
ADVERTISEMENT A

Can this dread disease be
transmitted by mice, insects
or other carriers? Are certain
dwellings infected? This ar
ticle| reports recent findings
about the nature of cancer,
among them the possibility it
may be caused by a virus.
eff the virus theory proves
correct, vaccines may one day
eliminate cancer"
Bryant Evans,
Nationally Syndieated Science Writer
'In Readers Digest Septem-
Der issue-on sale today.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
Threatens Satellite Bill

fore cloture was invoked fol-
the first time in 35 years.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

Among his other recommen-
dations were these:
Wells should be dug before
a house is built and chlorina-
tors installed when future trou-
Die is considered likely.
Percolation tests which indi-
Evening star., 1962-08-28
WATER
WATER
County Council Acts
To Safeguard Wells

Continued From Page Al eStheticaly distasteul" d.
coli unquestonaby is unfit for Peoples commented.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

WHEATON - Todays best buy.
Conv, to school, buses, shopping
Lovely 3-bedrm. brk home. with
full bsmt.. front porch. large din.
area and corner lot. No SIS dn.
VA, 5000 dn. FHA. PO. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. e-54Oo
FORT WASHINGTON FOREST

Comfortable living on i2-acre
wooded estate with all city util-
tiles. Brick rambler with carport.
3 bedrms.. Ia baths, large kit,
liv. rm. with firepl. Buy GI no
down or FHA, 500. Full price
Evening star., 1962-10-01
Census-Hydro

Walk to work frcm this lovely
brand new 3-bedIm. split-foyer
rambler. Future 4th bedroom and
future rec. room partitions, al
ready in bsmt., plus completed "a
bath. No down VA, 500 down
.FHA. full price $l7.500,,
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(coNTlNUEDl

I72s LAMONT ST. NV rms,
3 baths. closed rear porch, oil
hot-water heat. Sl75 mo. r. r.
RUPERT, ST. 3-S4S4.
9 BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. lge. kit. and
bath. Utils. furn. Basement Of new
rambler, Nice Sc. neighborhood
in Md. Adults. S100 mo. 10. s.
5777 or 10. S-7sCs.
1881 18th ST. NV. = Newly
decor. 10 rms, 4 baths, . kits.
gas hot-water heat, S160 mo. Call
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
1850 FAIRMONT ST. NV. = IL
rms, 4 baths. 2 kits, oil heat,
only $3.50 mo. Call MR.. NEU-
MANN. MA. $4,000.
S65 TO SI25 MO- to 8 bedrms.,
year-round homes in nearby Nd.
beach areas. 45 min. to d. c.
Oil heat. Immed. poss. RA. $4,000.
2619 UNIVERSITY PLACE NV,
near 14th and Euclid SITS. n.w.-S
rms, baths, 2 kits. and bsmt..
oil heat. Only S135 mo. Call MR..
NEUMANN, MA. $1,000.
2525 N ST. SEC rms. and bath,
rec. rn1., gas heat. Sl35 mo. r. r.
RUPERT, ST. 3-S4S4.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

LANGLEY -TAKOMA PARK
BRICK SEMI COLONIAL, 8 .bedrms.
1st-floor powder rrn.. de luxe kit,
bsmt.. part rec. rm. S15,5O0 FLA,
$500 down.
BRICK RAMBLER, 8 bedrooms. lse.
kit. firepl.. screened porch, other
extras. $4,000, $1,000 dn. Low
settlement costs. Vacant.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-35OO HA. 2-92S0
Evening star., 1962-10-01
Builders Close-Out

Two luxury homes. overlooking
Potomac, on Maryland side. bed
rms. ga baths. recreation rnn..
carport. Priced in upper 2Qs.
MOVE IN ON RENTAL-PURCHASE
PLAN. JE. 2-S736 or 5SS-4037,
BUILDERS SAYS SELL-Excellen
financing. 3-bedrm, brk ramblers,
and Cape Gods, with bSmts. and
country kitchens. Cheverly area.
WE TAKE TRADES. j. v. CALL
ANDRO & CO. AP. 7-5l91, AP.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
HMLSInE-S11.ah0

New det. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler full
daylight bsmt., 2nd bath roughed
in. Easily arranged for . families.
Easy terms. Immed. poss. Will
trade. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor,
10. 10000.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
BEERS BROS. Realtors

sPRINGBROOK-31a acres of roll
ing land surround this immense
rambler home with gear garage.
center-hall plan. full daylight
basement. near all schools. GRAY
KESSINGER q CO.. INC. JU. D.
ann
Evening star., 1962-10-01

bO0O1tDh4N E1tNA 4lIt A11Hy Il1NL :
WISCONSIN ESTS.-Beaut. 4-bed-
rm., 3-bath split-level in better
an-new-house cond. Ideally To-
Gated for NH doctors. Lge hv.
rm. with cathedral ceilings. sep;
patio: de luxe kit. w/eating space
and picture window. rec. rm., car
port, full bsmt., S33,150.
BOGLEY OIL. $1,000
zoos WIS. AVE. OPEN TIL 9
Evening star., 1962-10-01

BELTsVILLE-Brk. Cape Cod. ap-
prox. "a acre. 4 bedrmS., din. rn.,
. baths, large color TV washer,
dehumidifier. firepl. equipment
and many items too numerous to
mention, owner moving to Florida.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
IANGIEY REALTY

COLLEGE PARK, PRETTY AND
NEAT - 3-bedrm., brk. rambler.
Fully fenced yard, rec. rm., vas
cant. $500 dn. S15,500-
HIGH T PECK HE. 4-1100
Evening star., 1962-10-01

HILLCREST HGTS., MD. = Beaut.
Calf. rambler on lge. corner lot,
conY. to schls., bus and shopping
ctr. S23,5O0 or best offer. OWN
Err, 24S-6243.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

COLLEGE PARK-All-brk rambler.
sep. din. rm. immac. cond. inside
and out, paneled rec. rm,. central
air conditioning. washer. drier.
Garden tools. many extras in
cluded. Conv. to Goddard, plant
industry and Ft. Meade.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

VIENNA -bedrm. brk. ramb.. goot
loo. close to churches. schools ant
shopping. SLY mo. DU. 5-g043
DU. 5000.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

10. 2-gUUO.
HOUSES BY HUGHES, to settle an
estate. Mount Rainier. Nd. Small
2-family BLDG, only Sl2.a50. ST.
600 down. Should buy 1t. W. R.
HUGHES CO. AP 7-1400.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! This bi-level
is only | year old and offers 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. recreation room
and is close to the Hillandale
shopping center. Immediate pos
session, assume $4,000 loan,
S22, 900. J. C. CoNLEY CO., Real
tors. JU. 9-4l34.
IMMEDIATE POSsEssION-On this
nearly new brick rambler in the
Wheaton area, 4 BIG bedrooms,
"a baths. large recreation room
and family y-size kitchen with ALL
the equipment. Many extras in
cluding Wv. carpets. FHA ap-
praised for S22.750. J. c. con-
LEY co. JU. 9-41R4.
KEMP MILL ESTATES-6-bedrm
Cape Cod. BY OWNER. . baths.
Walk-out bsmt.. Wv. earpeting,
2 fireplaces. Assume lge. G1 loan.
low down payment. S24,950. VIII.
6-hSS2
Evening star., 1962-10-01

ROCKVILLE, Lakewood Club area
New 2-story Colonial, 4 bedrms..
2 full baths. 2 half baths. lovely
kit. with breakfast nook. rec. nm,
garage on 1-Rcre lot. SAMUEL
z. BoGLEY. INC. Po. 2-o151'
Evening star., 1962-10-01

BERWYN HEIGHTS-All-brk. ram
bier. extra large rec. rn.. 3 big
bedrms.. fenced yard. ultra-mod-
ern kit, close to parochial school
and Space Agency.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, TERRIFIC BUY!
Near Northwood HIS, Forest Knobs
elem. and bus. Spacious all-brlck
3-bedrm. rambler wIsep. din. rm.,
spacious liv. rm., Step-Saver KIT.
full bsmt., level fenced lot wLtrees
and shrubs. IMMEDIATE OCCU-
FANCY, Priced for quick sale,
SIa,95O. FHA or VA.
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
SILVER SPRING : YOU'LL FEEL
AT HOME WHEN YOU FlRS1
WALK IN. 3 bedrm. Colonial OF
lovely wooded corner lot. separat'
din. rm., ia baths, firepl.
screened porch, full bsn1t. S22''
500. Call 949-7O70.
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
sTL. SPG.-2-story brick. Close in
Walking to 4 schools. 4 bedrms.,
2h baths, liy. rm., sep. din. rm'.
beaut, jalousied porch, lge. cement
patio, huge closets with built-in
chests. JU. 5-7997.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
STORCH
REALTORS sP. 3-45OO

BELTSVILLE = Brick rambler, 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din. rm;,
diversified fully equip. kit, full
bsmt., gas h.-w. heat, excel. loca-
tion. Lot 70xl30. Built 1859,
Death forces sale. If you want
quality ask to see this home. Dial
434-1400. ADELPHI REALTY,
Evening star., 1962-10-01

SILVER SPRING
MOVE IN WITH DOWN PYMT.
SLIGO PARK AREA
All-brick Colonial, 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. garage. screened porch and
rec. rm. Priced under FLA ap-
AREA
Colonial. Lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
modern kit. twin-sized bedrms..
den, tiled full bsmt. Nice level
NORTH CHEVY CHASE
Brick Colonial rambler, cent. air
cond.. living rm. 22x15 yw/firepl..
mod. kit. 2 bedrms.. baths.
Built-in garage. Close-in loc.. off
MANY OTHER FINE HOMES
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5-6010
SILVER SPRING - Rent w/option
to buy. 4 bedrms., 2 baths. bsmt.
Trees. SI9.950.
KEN DRUsKIN. Realtor, a4a-4OOO
SILVER SPRING, in beautiful Geo.
Forest. 1920 Helsel dr.-Open Sun.
q to 5. Charming rambler. Lge.
beamed ceiling. 2 fireDls.. 3
bedrms.. 2h baths. full bsmt., fin.
rec. rm.. walk-in cedar closet,
stairway to fun floored attic
Joining front lawn OF coantry
club. New elem. school one blk.
Elec. lighted play house and tool
house. l4-acTe lot. Immed. poSs.
For sale BY OWNER S29.5 500. So. :
600 will fin; Open Sun. 12 to S
or call 652-663S for appt. wkdys
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to 13001
blk. next right turn on Helsel DR.
go I-E. EnaV~T@
Evening star., 1962-10-01

= YOU CAN'T TELL
until you look. 3-bedrm. all-brk.
ramb. with firepl. and rec. rm.
Sweet and clean. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION, $3.50 dn. Less than
FLA. Call HE 4-1700. HUGH T.
BECK REAIT TOPS
Evening star., 1962-10-01
HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT

ALEX, JEFFERSON MANOR, 3O3
Fort DIR. = 2 bedrms.. Ia baths,
rec. rm. in bsmt.. fenc. yd. S95 mo.
Accommodates family Of 4. conv.
bus, shop. schools. OV. 3-0437
aft e pm
Evening star., 1962-10-01
&, HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlNUEDI

BETHESDA-Brick rambler with
carport; priced below EHA ap-
praisal. NO SETTLEMENT COSTS.
3 bedrms., Ia baths. rec. rni.
walk to schls., bus, shops. Only
5000 down. Quick possession.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

AREA-Vacant. 3-bed-
rm. bi-level. Fenced yard. Conv.
TO schools and shopping. Rent.
$3.50 per mo-, or will sell, Sl3O
down and S115 per mo. j. v. CAL
IANDRo. AP. 1871 or AP.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

AREA-Lovely large
3-bedroom brick rambler, beauti-
ful wooded lot, 95XlT5. full walk
out daylight basement. OUT-OF-
TOWN OWNER WANTS SALE.
FHA appraised at $4,000. ROB-
ERT E. LOHR, INC, Realtor. HE.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
SPRING VALLEY

SHRlNG NADLE I
Brick Colonial. 3 oedrms.. . baths.
Avail. Oct. l for l year. Ewes.
Leslie Williams. FE. 3-6gI5.
W. c. d A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
VA. HILLS 3-bedrm. brk.. full
bsmt.. carport. fen. back vd. Sl25
mo. so. s-sl47. 765-sO4S.
VIRGINIA FOREST AREA Of Fails
Church - Attractive white ram
bier amongst large trees. 3 bed
rooms, baths. attic and basement
with rec. room. $4,000. MAY be
rented with purchase option II
desired. To see call JE. 1880
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY
VIENNA -bedrm. brk. ramb.. good
loe.. close to churches; schools and
SHOPPING. Sll7 mo. DU. 5-9O43.
DU. 5000.
WHEATON. KENSINGTON, SILVER
SPRING ROCKVILLE-Several 2
3 and 4 bedrm. homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy some
write g4q-S44O. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP. 2516 University
blvd West Wheaton. Maryland
WHEATON, bedrms.. sep. dining
rm., partial rec. rm. in bsmt..
and fenced lot. Sl25 mo. Vacant
SILVER SPRING - 4 bedrms.. 2
baths. bsmt. wooded lot. Sl75 mo.
KEN DRUSKIN, Resltor. 949-4O00.
WOODMO0R-Brk. Colonial. 3 bed
rms. ? baths, den, rec. rm. 5000.
WALTER REED-Immac. bed
rms, . baths. den, garage. Sl75.
CHESTER KELLER JU. 5-7IO4
1873 EUCLID ST. NV. l3
rooms. baths. kits. and ga
rage Full bsmt.. gas neat Only
$3.50 mo Call Mr.. NEUMANN.
Ma. e-6700.