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Evening star., 1962-08-29

215-205, on June 81. Tha [
measure requested by the ad-
ministration provided far
reaching mandatory controls
for production of wheat and
feed grains. House and Senate
then passed considerably wa
tered-down bills by continuing
the voluntary acreage reduction
program for another year. But
the Senate version would i'm
pose stiff production controls
over wheat beginning with the
1864 crop.
Republicans at the Rules
Committee hearing yesterday
urged Agriculture Committee
Chairman Cooley, Democrat of
North Carolina, to insist on the
House provisions in the confer
ence committee. Mr.. Cooley
said he would try to do so and
See HOUSE, Page AS
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House Aid Fight to Hold
Congress Until Sept. 19

many Republican members,
Democratic leaders told news
men later that Congress woulc
not adjourn this year without
appropriating funds for foreign
economic and military assist
ance for the fiscal year which
began last July !.
Senate Debate Needed
They agreed with Mr.. Pass
man, however, that the delay
in bringing the foreign aid bill
to the House floor was not
caused by the Appropriations
Subcommittee. They noted
that several State primary elec-
tionS are scheduled for early
September and that they did
not wish to schedule House
consideration of this major
until the full mem
bership could be present.
The September 10 date for
the start Of House considera-
ton of the bill blasted all hope
that Congress could adjourn by
mid September. Even after
passage by the House the bill
See AID, Page AS
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show how the wolves have
learned to modify their be-
havior.
He said wolf cubs getting
much attention from human
handlers from the beginning
grew friendlieSt. Those with
less human contact will revert
to the fearfulness of the wild
state if left to themselves very
long.
All showed residual wildnes.
in the form of low response
thresholds and extreme reac.
tions to novel situations, thu
professor said.
Tranquilizers were used re,
Gently on wolves and coyote
at the laboratory. Prof. Gins
burg said the tranquilizer
worked on the coyotes, but tn
wolves became more aggressiv
and harder to control, possibl
because the drug reduced thei
fear.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

VIC 4C"CA OAAoAA Az NSS~Ss
Democratic sponsors of the
measure requested by the
Kennedy administration gained
preliminary ground earlier this
afternoon when the House
adopted two amendments.
These were frankly offered in
an attempt to gain some sup
port from Republicans and
Southern Democratic conserva-
tiveS.
One of the revisionS would
eliminate the proposal for the
creation of a special Federal CO.
ordinator to handle the more
than 1000 public works projects
which could be undertaken
almost Immediately in many
parts of the country.
The other amendment would
specifically ban construction of
schools under the proposed
Speed-up program.
Farm Bill Vote Due
The House this afternoon also
prepared to vote on sending to
a House-Senate conference
committee the conflicting farm
bills passed respectively by the
Senate last Wednesday, 47-37,
and by the House last month,
229-163.
The House vote was to
be on a resolution approved
by the Rules Committee late
Yesterday. This procedure was
necessary because sponsors of
the legislation were unable to
obtain unanimous consent for
conference consideration and
because the House itself showed
no eagerness to accept the
Senate version.
"Same Squabble"
The two bills differ substan'
TALLY from the strict controls
bill which the House rejected
Evening star., 1962-08-29

terday at the Joint meeting of
the American Institute of Bio
logical Sciences and the Pacific
division of the American As
sociation for the Advancement
of Science.
Prof. Ginsburg has raised
five wolves and eight coyotes
from birth.
The wolves are shy, but
highly sociable, intelligent and
friendly, he said. Those in his
laboratory are so tame his g.
year-old daughter plays with
them. But in the wild they'll
attack and kill a mooSe-or g
man.
Prof. Ginsburg discovered
that the female wolf takes the
initiative in courting-not the
male.
1T is the female who doe
the choosing and chasing
among real wolves" he com
mented.
! Prof. Ginsburg used films II
Evening star., 1962-08-29
156 Koreans Die
In River Flood

SUNCHON. Korea, Aug. %
(AP). - The toll stood at 156
dead and SO missing today in
this flood-ravaged town OF
10000.
The rain-swollen Dongchun
river burst through a dixie earlS
yesterday, lCoSing a will of water
that covered wide areas of the
sleeping community. Officials
said most of the missing prob
ably dieo in the torrent.
The flood waters were SUBJ
siding today and weary disaster
workers continued to dig bodies
from the mud. More than 10000
persons were homeless.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

told the Senate Investigations
Subcommittee in a prepared
statement, I'VE exhibited no
favoritism-only the fairness
and justice that every Ameri-
can has a right to expect in
dealing with his Government. "
Mr.. Murphy, crucial wit
ness in the politically charged
Estes inquiry. defended his de-
cision at a meeting last Janu-
ary 6 to delay an order can
ceiling the Pecos operators dis
puted 1861 cotton allotments.
Denies Reversal
The Undersecretary denied
that his decision reversed the
departments position and over
ruled John c. Bagwell, the gen.
eral counsel. This, he said, "is
to misstate the fact" and added
What was done was to pre-
serve due process for a citizen,
protect the possible interest OF
Evening star., 1962-08-29

The foreign aid appropriation
bill will not reach the House
floor until September 10, thus
delaying final adjournment Of
Congress longer than had beer
generally expected.
This was disclosed today BY
Representative PasSman, Dem.
ocrat of Louisiana, chairman OF
the House Appropriations Sub
committee in charge of the bill.
Mr.. Passman, who has
strongly hinted that the sub
committee might cut almost 81
billion from the $4,750, ,000, 900
requested by President Ken
nedy, declared today that mo
harm would be done even if
Congress adjourned this year
without passing the bill"
Greeted by Applause
He contended that previously
appropriated but unexpended
money could carry on an ade-
quate foreign aid program for
almost two years more.
Although his announcement
to the House this afternoon
was greeted by applause from
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Vests Big4
Plan Talks
OF Ministers
BY Che Associated Press

The Western Big Four foreign
ministers have agreed in prin-
ciple to have a meeting before
next months opening of the
United Nations General As
sembly but have set no place or
date yet.
In reporting this today.
United States sources indicated
the foreign ministers get-to-
gether probably would be in
Washington or New York, with
Washington more likely.
The main topic to be taken
up by the foreign affairs chiefs
of the United States. Britain.
France and West Germany, is
expected TO be the Berlin issue.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Drives Through Lights
Ghetto Revolt Day

President Kennedy signed
legislation yesterday authoriz-
ing him to proclaim next April
81 as a day for observance of
the goth anniversary of the up
rising against the NaziS in the
Warsaw Ghetto.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
SenateLeaderS
BattIeNeWesf
Tax Bill Threat
Privute Pension
Deduction Issue
Could Kill Reform
By J. A. OLEARY
Star Staff Writer

Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield moved today to free
the administrations tax re-
vision bill from one amend
ment that could kill the whole
bill.
The amendment seeks to al
low self-employed persons to
take a tax deduction of $1,750
a year for money put aside to
finance their own retirement.
Senator Mansfield said he
will move to table it, with a
promise to call the proposal up
as q separate measure before
adjournment.
Although the pension amend
ment has wide support, its foes
have indicated they would fill
buster against the entire bill
to prevent the amendment
from becoming law. If adopted,
it also could tie the bill up in
a conference with the House.
Leaders are hopeful that
many of its hackers will be
willing to keep it off the tax
bill with the promise 1t will be
taken up later.
Three Little Words
When the Senate met this
morning, liberal Democrats
were trying to eliminate from
the tax measure three words
they say open a wider loophole
for businessmen to deduct from
their taxes entertainment items
from expense accounts.
Led by Senator Gore, Demo-
crat of Tennessee, the liberals
hope to make a better showing
on the expense account issue
than they did yesterday when
they failed to kill the 7 per cent
tax credit favored by the ad-
ministration on funds a COM
pany invests in machinery and
equipment.
The vote in favor Of the in
vestment credit was 50 to 30.
The House already has ap-
proved this credit. This means
it will 60 to the President even
tually, unless other differences
between the two chambers pre-
vent final passage of the bill.
Fourteen Republicans joined
80 Democrats in support of the
controversial investment credit.
which its supporters believe will
stimulate business expansion
and Jobs. Thirteen Republicans
Joined II Democrats in oppos-
ing it.
Associated with Business
AS passed by the House. the
expense account section Of the
bill provided that the cost of
entertainment, including such
facilities as yachts and hunt
ing lodges, would be tax deduc-
tions only If directly related to
the business.
A majority Of the Senate
Finance Committee voted to add
the phrase, "or associated with"
the trade or business.
Never did so much money
hang on so few words" said
Senator Gore in urging the
Senate to strike this additional
phrase. He argued that the ex-
planation of the amendment in
the committee report indicates
that it will make abuse CT eX-
pense accounts more difficult
to correct.
Senator Smathers. Democrat
of Florida. defended tn e
majority report of the commit
tee and insisted that it was
intended to eliminate expense
account abuses. But he added:
"I don't believe every busi-
See TAXES, Page Az
Evening star., 1962-08-29
AIgiers Rebels
And Ben Bella
Aides Clash
GuerriIIos Wage
Hour-Long Fight
Within Cusbuh
BY ANDREW BOROWIEC
Associated Press Staff Writer

ALGIERS. Aug. 90. - Vice
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella's
followers clashed with hostile
guerrillas in the Algiers Cas-
bah today in an hour-long gun
battle.
Moslems running in panic
from the Casbah shouted that
people are falling like olives. "
Heavy machine gun fire
mingled with the explosion of
grenadeS.
A dozen ambul a nc
screamed to the ancient city,
which slopes with its white
walled homes and smelly alleys
toward the waterfront.
Guerrilla troops spilled out of
the Orleans barracks to move
on the Casbah. The firing sub
sided after an hour to an oc-
casional submachine gun volley
or pistol shot.
The battle came as four oi
Algeria's six guerrilla com
mands and the regular army''
general staff were lined up il
support of Deputy Premiel
Ahmed Ben Bella's bid for con
troll of the new nation.
GuerrilIas in Rebellion
Guerrilla commands Of tn
Algiers area and the Kabyli
mountains to the east are i
rebellion against Mr.. Be
Bella's political bureau.
Moslem witnesses said tt
shooting began when troops
the guerrilla wilaya (zone)
controlling AlgierS attempts
to arrest a group Of Mr.. Be
Bella's followers.
Gunfire rained down on tn
guerrillaS from rooftops an
windows along the dark alley
near the Rue Rovigo, spreading
west and south.
From the Place du Gouvern
ment, where the city's mail
mosque is located. machin'
guns fired toward the harbor
Ben Youssef Ben Khedds
premier of the now defunc
Algerian government in exile
pleaded for a halt to the crisis
which threatens to cause
bloody clash"
Offers Compromise
In a statement. Mr.. Ber
Khedda submitted a plan o
compromise for a national po'
Ilitical bureau that would in
clude the leaders of all Si'
guerrilla wilayas as well as it
present five members.
He proposed national elec'
tions September 9 to give thu
crisis-groggy country a nationa
assembly and a legal govern
ment.
The military leaders left ur
to Mr.. Ben Bella'S Polltica
Bureau the decision Of whether
to use force to quell the re-
bellious guerrilla commands il
Algiers and the Kabylie Noun
tains. This apparently rulec
out an immediate armed show
down, as the bureau member
previously voiced opposition II
. any fratricidal military clash.
Leaders on both sides wert
reported fearful of the conse
uuences of civil war in the ra
ton, rocked by continual crisi
; since it gained independence
, eight weeks ago. The Moslen
population, weary after sever
and one-half years of civil wa,
and terrorism, strongly Op
poses new bloodshed.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Murphy Denies Estes
Fovoritism or Pressure
UndersecretoY Defends Actions,
Says Only Fairness Was Shown
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star Staff Writer

Charles Murphy said today Billie Sol Estes received
favored treatment from the Agriculture Department
Mr. Murphy, Agriculture Department Undersecretary
said improper presSures exered him behalf
the indicted PecoS CTexD financier.
In our dealings with Estes" the departments No man
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Bomb Kills !, Hurts 3

TOULON, France, Aug. 20
(AP.-One person was killed
and three others were injured
today when a plastic bomb ex-
ploded in a bar.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Girl Abducted,
Raped in Park
Suspect Seized
By Police Dog

A 20-year-old Peruvian gir,
was abducted on a Washington
street and raped twice in Rock
Greek Park early today. A
suspect was arrested at the
scene after being captured by
a Canine Corps dog.
Charged with rape was Army
Pvt. Eugene Roger Warner, 81
an AWOL soldier in Company
A, 121st Signal Battalion, Fort
Riley, Kans.
The soldier was treated at
District General Hospital for
bites to both arms inflicted by
Fritz I. the police dog who
found him in a thicket near
the scene of the attack. The
girl, a native of Lima, Peru
also was treated at District
General Hospital and released,
The brunette victim told po-
lice she was walking to h e
home at Eighteenth and Co.
lumbia road NV. about lis
a m. today after visiting a friend
when her attacker pulled his
car over to the curb opened the
right front door and dragged
her inside.
Drives Through Lights
The girl, who is studying to
be a manicurist at a downtown
beauty school, said the man
then drove into Rock Greek
Park. passing through several
red lights. to the vicinity OF
Grant and Broad Branch roads
NV.
He dragged her into the
woods, beat her with his fists
tore off most of her clothing
and raped her in the car, In
See ATTACK, Page At
Evening star., 1962-08-29
End Of All Atom Tests
In 63Asked by Reds
West Rejects
Proposal us
UnPoIiced

GENEVA, Aug. 29 (AP).-
The Soviet Union today pro-
posed that all three nuclear
powers end atomic weapons
testing at the beginning of next
year.
Soviet First Deputy Foreign
Minister Vastly V. KuZnetsov
suggested the test cutoff to the
18th session of the 17-nation
disarmament talks. United
States Ambassador Charles c.
Stelle and British Minister of
State Joseph B. Godber cate
gorically turned down the idea
Immediately"
Western sources said Mr..
KuZnetSov's remarks made 1t
clear he was proposing an un-
policed moratorium which is
completely unacceptable to the
West.
Conference sources said he
made the proposal in an in
formal manner during a long
speech in which he again cate
gorically rejected parallel West
ern proposals for ending tests
in the atmosphere, underwater
and in space, or in all possible
environments including under
ground.
4 January Cutoff
Mr.. Kuznetsov told the dele
gates the Soviet Union was in
support Of a cutoff date for
all nuclear testing. That date
should be the beginning of next
January, and he indicated his
government will raise the
matter formally later.
Earlier, several Western
S, sources said Mr.. Kuznetsoy
= had proposed the test cutoff
Id for early in November, and saiC
Ut this date came over the Eng
m lish simultaneous translation
t. system. Mr.. Kuznetsov wa
III speaking in Russian, and tn
Move mber date apparentl
came from a mistranslation.
A moratorium covering al
= tests. including underground
" explosions, is completely unac-
il ceptable to the United States
II and Britain.
IS They are willing to sign an
d unpoliced agreement to stop
: tests in the atmosphere. under
Y water and in outer space, but
d refuse to accept a ban on
e underground testing whic h
r cannot be efficiently controlled.
In an effort to overcome the
East-West deadlock the two
!. Western powers have submitted
: alternative proposals for a
, comprehensive test ban pro-
, viding for strict controls over
|. underground testing. and a
! ban on tests in the three other
. environments with no control
whatsoever.
Proposals Rejected
Mr.. KuZnetsov categorically
rejected the two proposals for
the third day in a row. Con-
ference sources said he used
the same arguments. but ex-
pressed himself in even more
forceful terms than yesterday
and the day before.
Mr.. Kuznetsov was quoted as
describing the Western plan
for an inspected comprehen-
sive ban as a scheme to force
the Soviet Union Ito lay open
its defense system to NATO
See GENEVA. Page AS
Evening star., 1962-08-29
House Near Showdown
On Public Works Bill
Adopts z Amendments to Pick Up
9. O. P. and Southern Support
By ROBERT X. WALSH
star staff Writer

The House today neared a showdown that might be
decided by only handful bill authorizing
speedup program of 5000 million in public works cut
unemployment.
Sponsors and opponents both claimed enough votes
they conceded that the margin in either might
Evening star., 1962-08-29

Abigail Van Buren,, known
os "Deor Abby" to millions
of readers, hos a talent for
righting problems in human
relations with q few WE'LL
chosen words of advice.
Evening star., 1962-08-29
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Clear tonight, low
est in the middle COS. Sunny and warm
tomorrow. High, Sc. at 2 pm. today; low,
81, at 7:45 am. today.
Full Report On Psss B-z
Evening star., 1962-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PENNANT FEVER

HEAD-To-HEA0 encounters in
the next 10 days between the Dods-
ers. 6ionts ond Reds will hove on
importont beorine on the NotionoI
League pennont roce. The Stor's
sports coIumnist, Fronejs Stonn,
comments on the situation todoy on
Poee D-l.
Evening star., 1962-08-29

Hove The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
DioI Lincoln $4,000
Evening star., 1962-08-29

The two bills differ substan-
TALLY from the strict controls
bill which the House rejected
Evening star., 1962-05-16

RIyERDALE - New 3-bedroon
cream home With fireplace, sep.
dtn.. rm.. incl. III baths fuli
bsmt., hot-water Dashboard heat.
II. w. RoHRBAcK .AP. 7-Se75
s0UTHLAWN--Extra nice 8 b.r.,
e@4Efr souTatk&fNY k&sfY1 RrfYm Tsfi sm s4sss;ss99o
STANHAvEN, $4,000 dn.-Vacant,
quick poss; Lge;. brick rambler on
" acre lot. 3 twin-sized bedrms.,
lge. din. rTt., Q firepis.. Q baths'
h.-V.S. conS. or THA. w. i''
SEAT PLEASANT. s11. 500, $1,000
dn.. assume present loan. SS4 per
mo.-6.rm. brick with bsmt.. Al
cono. tnroughout. Owner leaving
the country. 10 days poss.
TEMPLE HILLS, Q real doll house.
S2l,Q50. Assume present loan,
SIS. 900 = All-brick split-levei, 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, family rm..
workshop. bsmt., earport. lRe. COR
psr lot. ~ EScL, sLod FARM q HOME
TAKOsfA PARK--Rambler, 3 bed
rms. full bsmt. with family room,
large corner fenced lot. On D. C.
ADELPHf REALTY z54-i400
UNIVERSITY HILLs-Air-cond brk.
Colonial opposite et. Marks. 3
FHA $4,000 With $1,000 dn.,
quick possession.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
BE. 4-3600 HA- 2-02e0
Evening star., 1962-05-16

LAYHILL = Lovely. 3-bedrm. home
on beautiful wooded acre. Stone
foyer. living rm. with firepl.. din
Ing. rm.. bsmt. and 2 ser. porches
with alum. awnings. S19.95O,
YOUNKIN q CO.. 949-S022 I'll 8
Evening star., 1962-05-16
ETZLER-REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET

Dsracre of expertiy Handicapped
grounds surrounds this beautifully
designed Williamsburg Colonial.
Center-hall plan with lge. living
room. full dining rm., delightful
screened porch. Ist-flr. studio nm.
glth glth firepl;: kis. and and h.ScTs hisSSoTssoryI; :
baths and sundecz. Fun bsmt. with
earsse. L. cAss LEIGH q JAMES
:. SCHwAB, EN-. 2-5e00. Ewes.
Mrs. 1ae0uineass OLA 4-47e1.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

SILVER SPRINGS king and queen
size bedrms. in this spacious home
plus extras galore. Sep. din. rni..
firepl. in liv. rm., built-in garage.
rec. rm. Immac. and immed. poss.
FLA appr. S21, 900.
C. paul hickman o49-O20O
Evening star., 1962-05-16
pp1cR pANERrrpsoo ZOO

BRICK RAMBLEN-S2H,
DELIGHTFUL S-yr. -old, all-brick RAM
bier, Just q step to Lee hwy. bus
and new Harrison st. shopping GEN.
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kitchen. 3 real bedrms. and de luxe
all tiled bath. Full bsmt. with ter
rifle paneled rec. rm, (fireplaceD,
additional bedrm. and roughed-in
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nancing can be arranged. Call now
for full details. IA. 6-7575. Ewes.
ia. b-8b40.
Both Exclusively
METZLER, REALTORS
o4l7 Lee HWY. JA. b-7575
Evening star., 1962-05-16

! CHALLENGE 10 You. We chal-
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Beautiful hi-leyel. on nice quiet
street. in the Mass. ave.-River I'd.
area. Centrally air conditioned
and In new house conditioni 4
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EsaG1 eSs nses sGen Sith ispspass iTsPiasse r inG1
room. built-in garage, delightful
tree-shaded patio. Public and
parochiai schools. Priced at
S33.950l BETTER HUR RRYi I
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
7-14l1. evenings OIL. o-2442.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

RIvERDALE-3 bsdrm. Cane Ood
Zone very large), large iaiouSied
family rm. equipped fit., % den III
kit. ~ It. frontage. lot with many
flowers and shrubs. No red tape.
Owner win finance.
ST. MARY1-Brick and shinrle
Colonial Vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy. Twin size
bedrms., separate din. rm., storm
windows and doors. Full bsmt.
with outside exit, large storage
garage. Reduced TO only si2,5OO.
Assume present loan and pay
only S76 per mo. VA and FHA
terms also available.
ATTENTION NsA - And spac,
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maculate condition, 5 bedrmS
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Just o few blks. to elementary
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price just Sl6,960.
ALL BRIcK-Colouial. Only 2 yrs.
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bedrmsy 2h baths. nice size sepa-
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fsaliRped kit;s family rm, over
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substantial down. Also, FHx terms
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AZ. 7-2l76 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-05-16

young beauty offers 3 large bed
rooms, 2z baths, living room with
fireplace, formal dining room,
modern kitchen with eating space.
recreation room, carport, screened
porch. Lovely wooded lot. Close
In location. Priced TO sell IN up
per 20s. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON,
IA. 6-1560. ewes. KE. 6-S05S.
BROYHILL CREsT-Fine 3-bedrnl.
brick rambler with fireplace. 49,
IT. kitchen equipped with range,
REFRIGERATOR and dishwasher, fun
basement with rec. room, large
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$4,000 FaA. oS Va. Yis,s YEoNAs REAL. REAL
ny. INC IA a-21 on
Evening star., 1962-05-16
q CHEVY CHASE


Nev Metzler-built Colonial on level
lot. center hall. paneled library,
powder room, spacious living rm.,
sep. dining rrn., large screened
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Kitchen with breakfast area on
1st. 4 bedrms., 2 baths. large gtor-
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urec. rm., maids room and bath,
s2-car garage with doorway to
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3ically priced at $54,950. o am
70 pm, EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER-REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE-Attention family
With several children. Lovely older
> type home In splendid condition.
large wooded ground. dead-end
street. A spacious house with 4 y
bedrooms. Including LIST floor bed
room and full bath. recreation
rom and basement guest room
and full bath. Priced at S27, 500.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY. EN-. 81
1900. After 8 pm. WI. 2-9204.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

DISTRICT HTS. = Vacant 3-b.r.
rambler I Blk from Mt; Calvary
terms. JOE JACOBS REALTY. RE.
0-59Uo.
lON'T MISS THIS immaculate A.
level split-level in elose-tn Wood
lawnl Featuring separate dining
room. modern Kitchen with built
tns, finished rec. room. Q full
baths. Level fenced lot. Assume
this Z y q OF loan with payments
less than rent. ROBERT s. DAVIS
q CO.. Realtor. WA. $4,000.