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Evening star., 1962-01-21
WHAT AMERICA THINKS
N Press PorIeys
Approved by Most

tions tired at him that ere not
prs.aSTsnseA. his aAsveys ere
On the spur OF the moment"
Here ID 0 aasnpling from those
Who said ID waa Q gocd Idea.
but had sozae reservations:
A New Jersey engineer (Inde-
pendent): "Initiaily. Il was q
sood idea but recently they
have NeeosaH steyeotyped and
uAinteresting. Much % the In
formation given out tn recent
conferences hes been known
before--ey perhaps that's b.
cause ] can't see them i've" A
fexas salesman tindepeAdsnt):
''fhey ere . soed idsa u KEN
nedy keeps them infTeQuent.
They ean easily be oveydone."
An 1ndiAna tool and die maker
independently: Il enjoy them
because ! get to Gee end hear.it
oil. The press gives Q cross
fire account and W. not always
accurate"
And here are opinions lof
some who thought the T'v con-
eereneee were o bed idea:
A retired aseaehusetts sales.
man (Independent): 1T gives
too mitch information 10 the
enemies 0k this country. Even
Franklin D. Roosevelt gave out
TOO Inueh." An Illinois iaborer
(Repubiieasl): "Why should our
best programs be taken off the
ait tor poiitics7" An Iowa nurse
(Repvbiican). The confer
enees are 4 detriment TO his
prestige because they don't
seem too well organised. There
Ate TOO many questions and not
enough information"
A Connecticut plumber I'm
DEPENDENT: The President
does not have Z chance to con-
sider the question before h4
answers" A Southern Calif0r-
MIA parking lot owner (Repub-
liearO: There Is over-show-
tAanship In the televised press
conferences and 1t may give
some people 4 distorted view OF
what is going on In govern-~
Iaent." A retired Texan I'm
aependent): "He does not know
what he Is talking about part
or the time. 50 he's be better
staying off TV."
(Cebygleht, 1862
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Howard G. White,
D. 6. Motormun

Howard G. Lefty White, for
81 years q District streetcar
motorman. died Friday at
Washington Sanitarium after q
long illness. He was 10.
Born in Culpeper. Va, he
was graduated from Eastern
College, Manassas. Mr.. White,
who came to Washington in
1916, was a former minor league
baseball player. He retired in
1856.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Katie
M. White Of the home address,
1905 Thirtieth street Sc; four
brothers. Clarence Of Baltimore,
Orville Of Harrisburg. Pa, Le-
roy Of 4515 Burlington place
NV, and Earl of Culpeper,
and three sisters, Mrs. Bessie
Moor Of 212 East Glebe road,
Alexandria; Mrs. Ruby Brown
Of Culpeper and Mrs. Gladys
Reaves of 3010 @ street Sc.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT Eleventh street Sc,
with burial at Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
}. Spencer Love, 65, Head
Of For-FIung Textile Chain

GREENSBORO. N. c., Jan.
20 AP)-J. Spencer Love.
president Of Burlington Indus
tries. the worlds largest textile
organization, unexpectedly died
In Palm Beach. Fla, today. He
was 65.
Mr.. Love was playing tennis
with his palm beach physician.
when he was stricken on the
court at his seaside estate. He
died shortly afterward.
Mr.. Love, who had been
called the top man in the
United States textile industry,
only this week had completed
arrangements for acquiring
control Of the Edwin Mills
chain. adding 10 Southern tex
tile mills to Burlington's
already gaint holdings.
A son Of an educator, Mr..
Love built Burlington Industries
from q small mill in Gastonia,
N. c., to an empire that in
cluded lat plants in 18, States
and seven foreign countries and
employed about 5000 persons.
A close friend Of Secretary
Of Commerce Luther H. Hodges,
Mr.. Love was q member of the
Business Advisory Committee
of the Commerce Department.
Funeral arrangements were
incomplete, but the body will
be brought here for burial. Mr..
Love maintained his perma-
nent residence and the head
quarters Of his Burlington in
duStries here.
Borrowed $50, 200 to Start
A native Of Cambridge, Mass,
Mr.. Love was graduated from
Harvard with a business degree
earned In three years. In 1919
he borrowed $4,000 to make
the down payment on q run
down cotton mill at Gastonia
He paid back the money
In three years, sold the plant
for 100000 and went to Bur-
lington, N. c., where he opened
another mill employing 200.
He named the plant Burlington
Mills, and it was from this
unit that he expanded the firm
to its present size.
In later years. Burlington
went "big time" when Mr.. Love
gambled that q crude new
synthetic fiber called rayon had
O future. When the depression
of the early 1905 came along
and customers switched from
silk to rayon, the gamble paid
off.
Mr.. Love also was quick to
recognize the value Of nylon
shortly after World War II and
he began buying up plants
equipped to produce it. He
Evening star., 1962-01-21
w Rim kLES
by Marie DuvGnf

NEW .YoRK:-Chemical science has
found g white substance made with
quicksilver that works wonders on
wrinkled, rouShened face and hands.
Use 1t one time ana 1t is entirely
possible you will see improvement next
morning. In . few days dry-skin
wrinkles start to vanish. Many of the
small ones around the eyes and mouth
have already disappeared. But that is
not all! "old-Age" (weathered) brown
spots on hands and arms-brown age"
darkness on surface Of face and neck
fades Away! Rich oils lubricate pores
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Indonesio and Dutch !:
ToDiscuss Issue NUN.

JAKARTA, Indenesta. Jan. 20
(AP). - President Sukafno
agreed today 10 keep open The
door to negotiations with the
Dutch in the New Guinea crisis
ana sped . top troublesheoter
to the United Nations.
In reply to an appeal by q
Thaat, acting q. N. Secretary
General. that both sides meet
with him In the dispute. Mr..
Sukarno called for 4 settlement
"in conformity with the pus-
poses and principles Of the
United Nations Charter"
The Netherlands already has
accepted Mr.. Thant's offer to
act Is mediator.
Will Restrain Military
Sudjarwe Tjondronegore,
chief Of the European section
Of the foreign office who Is con-
sidered an expert on West New
Guinea, left BY plane for New
York to join Sukafdje Wirjo-
pranoto. chief Indonesian dele.
gate to the United Nations.
Informants said they would
meet with Mr.. Thant and that
Mr.. Sukarno would restrain In
donesia's military activities
pending the outcome.
Maj. Gen. Achmad Jani, Mr..
Sukarno's spokesman on West
New Guine& military matters.
declared the military buildup
continues in Eastern 1ndonesia.
telling reporters:
Diplomacy and military pre-.
paredness are taking place side
by side"
Mr.. SukaYno himself an-
nounced he had made Air Mar.
shal 8. Syryadarma his mill.
AIRY adviser and named Col.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

AAAAOtAstS&s
InformaHss styss.sS, however,
that such Developments should
not be hailed with relief by the
West. All that may be happen.
ing is that Mr.. Khrushchev 10
making the diplomatic chess
match for Beyiin's future mose
complex. The easie conflict %
East West interests remains.
Relying On Time
Mr.. Khrushchev could be con.
vinced that time Is working to
his advantage. In the words ef
one diplomatic source. he may
be waiting Tor West Berlin 10
wither on the vine"
Western statesmen pgivateiy
+concede that West Berlin Enisht
become Q ghost city u the stale.
mate continues. As long ~ the
Communist wall there remains
unbreached. there 10 Aiv&ys the
danger that the morale ct the
West Berliners will slowly ee
sapped. Statesmen In the West
have given considerable thought
to ways Of preventing this.
British end American dipie.
mats have disclosed that An.
bassador Neweiiyn Thempsen's
diplomatic probe In Moscow
has made little progress. rTos.
peets for On early East~West
conference on Beriin's future
have not improved.
6Femyks UAbenaiag
Western sources say Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
5 Die in Clash

LIMA. Peru, Jan. 20 (AP) -
Five men were reported killed
and AZ wounded in a clash to-
day between police and striking
sugar workers near the town Of
Chiclayo. The outburst appar-
entity was touched off when the
strikers tried to block passage
Of workers reporting for work at
the Pomalca sugar plantation.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Henry Weber,
AGENCY Auditor

Henry T. Weber, 50, Of 2o7
East Hamilton avenue, Silver
Spring. Nd, collapsed and died
Friday in Philadelphia while
making an inspection tour.
Mr.. Weber, supervising audi
tor for the Housing and Home
Finance Agency, leaves his wife,
Edna, Of the home address, and
a son, Robert Bruce Weber, 9llS
Sixth street, Lanhaln, Md.
Services will be held at
pm. Tuesday at the Hines
Funeral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
DR.. Frank BrowIey,
Eye Surgeon, Teacher

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (AP).-
DR.. Frank Brawley, 86, an in
ternationally known eye sur.
geon and teacher, died yester-
day, apparently OF a heart at
tack.
DR.. Brawley received for his
work the key of honor Of the
American Academy Of Oph-
thalmology and Otolaryngology,
and was a former president of
that body. He retired from
practice two years ago.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Vets Giving Plaque

A plaque to be placed in the
National Amphitheater at Ar
lington Cemetery will be pre-
sented Tuesday by the Veterans
of World War I.
The plaque. in memory of
unknown soldiers Of World War
I, will be presented by the
veterans organizations national
commander, John Bashara, at
3:45 pm. It will be placed in
the trophy room ut the arnphi-
theater.
Evening star., 1962-01-21


Ing attikude. 81.
II Mr.. oroinyko playing for
time while o struggle fer power
gees on In the Kremiin between
Mr.. Khrushehev and the old
6taiinists who believe the 6oviet
Premier 10 taking too seft q
iine with the Westi -
Such Q theory is discounted
hy many diplomats. They are
prepared 70 believe that some
sort Of policy struggle 10 going
on In Moscow. but they think
II 10 being fought out In wider
Issues than Berlin sjete.
Whatever 70 ecing On inside
the KTetnlta's walls hiss pro
ducsd On odd Yeaction IN the.
West. " 10 now being suggested
openly In some Western capitals
that M. Khrushehev 10 "the
best Communist leader We
have
This 10 based On the suppo-
sitien that anyone who would
Sepiaee M. Khfushchev would
increase international tension.
Many Western leaders regard
this line of thinking 90 ex-
sfsmeiy dangerous. II could
LEAD ultimately 10 Q relaxation
u the VESTS guard. :,
All the evidence shows that
Mr.. ,Khysishehsv believes as,
firmly as any other Communist
leader In the uitlmate world
wide triumph Of eouamunisrn.
He may shrink from nueiear.
was. but net from the prospect
Of trying to suhdue the non
Communist world By ell means
short Of . msjor conflict.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.--An
overwhelming majority Of tAe
American people thinks presl.
dent Kennedy's live. teievissd
press conferences are Q g0o4
idea. this weeks "Waat America
Thinks" public opinioa poll
shows.
Many are highly enthusiastic.
As expected, Democrats tayor
them more strongly than Re-
publicalas, but even alneng the
Republicans more than ~ PER
cent approve.
A nationwide cross section
Of Americans In ell walks u
life and In OIL income besekets
was asked: no you think live
televised press conferences By
President Kennedy are 1 good
idea or = bad idea7" Those In.
terviewed were also asked their
political affiliations. Here are
the responses In percentages.
Rep. Dem. ind. Total
Good ides 7e.3 el.S 7T.3 7S.6
Bad idea los A.x 81 70
Never
watched 10 ~ 90 -
No opinion 80 e.i ~ 81
Here are some 0f the more
enthusiasts reasons In favor:
A Long Island insurance
broker (Democsat): TITS o TER.
rifle ideal People can see end
hear questions and iEnEnediste
answers" The wife Of b New
Jersey furfier CDemoerat) :. ny
actually watching him We feel
closer to the Government" A
retired Maryland construction
worker (Republiean): 1T gives
the people q close feeling to
Kennedy when they can Aetu-
ally see him tell what he has
been doing"
A Southern California con.
tractor Qndependent): 1T
gives US . better insight into
the personality Of the President
and makes US aware Of the
problems Of government" A
Texas coed (Democrat): ''Peo-
pie appreciate being kept UP to
date. We can understand more
by watching ana listening to
Mr.. Kennedy" A New Jersey
supervisor (Denaoerat): "It'S
excellent. Because he has ques-
Evening star., 1962-01-21
LuII in Berlin Tension
Seen Gain for Soviet
~ TON 0CHNrRER
Assseistss Press eta6 wvitss

LONDON Jan. 3o~-some Western aiplcgnats Wwnised
today that Premier xhsusAsev 10 cooling eff the Berlin crisis
deliberately.
this assumption 10 eegseet the Goviet esder win take
his time about signing sepsrsts treaty with Communist
East Germany. t.7. .s. .
10 even possible thst walter Ulbgeht East dssnanys
Communist leader has been myke has assumed unyteld
Evening star., 1962-01-21
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How to Get the Most From
Your Remaining Hearing"
and was written by a PROM
inent authority on hearing.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

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Evening star., 1962-01-21

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and scores Of other ideas. It's
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6Femyks UAbending

Western sources say Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
IMPoRT-sPoRTs

; vOLKSWAGENS. a selection Of
used Aicrocus station wagons
! 1855 through 1860.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

ARL., n, East Falls Ch.-Potential
comml. or Industrial. Approx. 90
car garage. h.-w.h. As-is cond:,
$4,000. reas. terms. L. COOK.
Rltr- ,IE- 2.a272. JE. 2-A664.
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LAND AGENT
MILLER REAL ESTATE CORP.
960S COLUMBIA PIKE
ANNANDALE, VA.
CL. $4,000

23l9 ACRES Of pine trees, most
pulpwood size. Ideal small invest
ment. Let the trees grow while
the land enhances in value. Fast
flowing spring; 8 miles Boiling
miles D. c.. S4,450. excellent fl
nancing ia. Alias after pm
6SA., on Potomac River, Leesburg
area, magnlficent views of river.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

5 CLOSE IN, 3-bedrm. bricks. Sl2,-
700 ca, Low cash. XII. S-1626
after 8 p.m.- Principles only.
II-UNIT APT, NV. wASH-Trade
= for Va. farm, acreage Ar residence.
Pref. waterfront. 53g4273.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

APPROX. 800 ACRES on Howard
Co.-zoned u acres. Est. develop
ment. Topo. completed. Old Rte.
20 (now 10S), / mi. from new
90 and All View golf course.
$1,000 per acre. Brokers pro-
tected 3Ol-HO. b-353b.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

ACCOkEEk, MD.
5 acres wooded or clear land. Ap-
pealing, delightful neighborhood
for children. For DISTINGUISHED
homes with covenants that protect
your investment We have COM
plete governed recreation facilities
ly community fer gracious living
Reasonably priced with terms. E.
P. Beach Realty, agent for Pisca-
taway Co., Inc, BU. 3-212l: ewes.
HI Q-hRRR
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DEVELOPERS!
GpECnTATnPGI

LESS THAN $500 PER ACRE
Charles Co. acreage for develop
ment. Just minutes from New
bridge, Alexandria, D. c. line.
Approx. IT'S acres. 100 cleared,
2-story frame house. 8 barns,
cinder block tobacco splitting bldg.
Springfield, all-weather stream,
1000 feet on hard-surfaced gravel
I'd. $4,000. Good terms. IN
VESTOR SERVICE, INC, Elk. g.
4734. Mr.. Heller, eyes,. SO. g.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. - Industrially
zoned; will subordinate: Duke and
Evening star., 1962-04-11

APT. HOUSE grounds on D. c.
line. Zoned. ready to go. Act quick!
MANoVILLE REALTY CORP. 10.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage OF
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
CLOSE-IN GROUND. If you have
small estate or parcel OF
ground suitable for subdividing
into lots. anywhere in Wash. met.
area, l will make the top offer
Get my figure before selling.
OIL. 2-G559: ewes. OIL. 6-6510.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTS
CONTINUED

DkN 80 wagon. new motor lob.
locks and runs like new. TORREY
MOTOR CO.. 1877 18th st. nv
FE. $3.50. Dodge Dealer.
FLATS IS through 80. "6OOs i"
and "l2u0s." excellent condition,
Evening star., 1962-04-11
MAJOR IMPORTS

Pc. $3.50. Dodge Dealer.
FLATS IS through 80. "6OOs :"
and "l2u0s." excellent condition,
from S395.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Corner wilson Blvd. and n 10th
ARLINGTON. VA. IA. 4-66u5
HILLMAN 81 4-dr. seoan. only
1000 mi. Al cond. JACK PRY.
10th and Pa sc. Est. 1928.
HILLMAN 80 convert. Al cond.
new. Ssg5. JACK PRY. 10Th aad
Pa. Sc. Est. 1923.
JAGUAR 81 IKE roadster. fully
equipped. cardinal red finish. dis
played in our showroom. Save
$500. trade or terms.
sun MOTORS
34O0 N. Fairfax Dr.. Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. 4-2lll
JAGUAR 1852 IKE. a beautiful
auto. and 81 3.s sedan. 1850
miles. Save! JACK PRY, 10th
and Pa. Sc Est. 1923.
MERCEDES SO "l9OSL" roadster.
one owner. low mileage, fully
equipped: mint condition. Spring
special. S2,9S5.
sun MOTORS
34OO N. Fairfax Dr., Arlington
OPPOSITE RANN'S IA. 4-2lll
MERCEDES-BENZ IS 4-dr. "lgO."
radio and heater, Jet black finish.
For the discriminating buyer
Sl,l95.
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EXCEL. BUYS-W. VA.
LAND AND FARMS
PA, IS ACRES

PA, IS ACRES
S-rm. house. bath and furnace
lge. barn and outbldes; AL fenced
Of 8 towns. mt; springs, TRACTOR
900 with $4,000 down.
MD.-164 ACRES
"a mile off Rte. 40. 8 miles tc
Cumberland. S-rm. house, bath
and furnace. Large barn and out
bldg. Cattle farm. On hard road
plenty OF water. good view, ~
hours to D. C. Price Sl7,50O with
LARGE ESTATES
CATTLE FARMS. orchards ant
be Beat. In ". Va. Nd. and Pa
EUGENE P. NIXON
NA' sat, stois Sun. solEEx. 81 5.5fsS 1927
WARRENTON HIDE-A-WAY : 15C
rolling acres. Excellent old farm
house. barn, silo, stream. S27 $50
E. F. STEFFEY. r. E.. JE. 4-0064
I1O-ACRE very productive dairy
farm, modern dairy barn and al
necessary farm bldgs., charming
older S-rm. home, scr. pch., pond
retiring. Priced right! Also
several other smaller farms avail
able.
WI. 1924
MANOVILL REALTY CORP
THE TRADING NAM
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

1-UNIT APT, NV. Wash.-Tradl
for Va. farm. acreage, or resi-
dence. Pref waterfront. 534 -4273
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Thacker Motors

18th and R I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-l1oO
CADILLAC go De Vile type sedan.
factory air cord fun DOVER, plus
many other extras. showroom con-
ditioH. S3.5a5.
POYAT, MOTORS
Evening star., 1962-04-11

BELTSvILLE, Rhode Island ave.
Sellman rd.-39s acres, Zoned C-1
Streets in, city sewer. storm sewer
gas, water. $4,000. Terms
UN. 4-S744 or UN. $4,000.
TWO LOTS-C-2. 50xl5O each
Fenton and Easley sts.. Sill. Spg
Will sell together or separately
Nr. public parking. Only S5 50
#. To purchase. see Mr.. Urciolo
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.. INC
~. $4,000 Ewes. ia. 1854
Evening star., 1962-10-01

Free men the world over aspire
to individual home ownership.
From Austria to Australia, from
England to South Africa-in
almost every free economy
you'll find savings and loan
associations assisting people
toward owning their own homes.
By encouraging thrift through
savings and by making available
financial assistance to home
buyers, the members of The
international Union of Building
Societies and Savings Associations
have clearly demonstrated the
successful application of thrift
and Individual Tree enterprise.
The members of the District of
Columbia Savings and Loan League
are proud to be hosts to the 9th
international Congress. We
salute the international Union of
Building Societies and Savings
Associations for their
significant role in making the
traditional democratic principles
of thrift and free enterprise work.
Evening star., 1962-10-01

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AMERICAN SAVINGS
800 PeUnsyIgsnIs Avenue. : :
CAPITAL CITY SAVINGS
2OlO Rhode Island Avenue NJ.
CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS
1900 Wisconsin Avenue
COLUMBIA FEDERAL SAVINGS
go llth Street nv
DISTRICT BUILDING AND LOAN
] Thomas Circle NV
EASTERN BUILDING AND LOAN
Sse Pennsylvania Avenue 6
ENTERPRISE FEDERAL SAVINGS
sI5 Pennsylvania A'enue. h,".
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EQUITABLE SAVINGS
qfb Street n ~
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
60 9Th Street Nm
FRANKLIN FEDERAL SAVINGS
500 5th Street, y "
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION
2O23 Eve Street NV
HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS
1900 4 Street NV
INTERSTATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
l5'n and New fofs Avenue NV
JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS
1882 K Street n"
LIBERTY SAVINGS
1907 G Street. Nm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
MCLEAN

MANTUA-FAIRFAx = $500 dn.
wooded. S37. 900. OWNER. CIR. g.
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NEW HOMES

Ready to move into, from Sl9.990
to S26.600 The latest Of all con-
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rec. rooms, FHA or VA financing
So many features to your benefit
Call US now, let US present then
to you. II you own q home now
ask about our eXchange plan
Now call for full information
don't vait-call.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Terrified Living room 2Ix30, Ige.
sep. din. rm., lge. foyer entr. way,
bedrms., > dn. and 3 up, huge
rec, rm. 20x30, ga baths, gaIage.
Truly a magnificent value. This
home has everything. Substantial
cash required. Open Sunday
from 1880 pm. Direction: From
CYrners take Sleepy Rollow rd
to No. 1917 and open house.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
GROVESDALE

PESENTING q limited number OF
quality-built large and gracious
homes featuring 3 bedrooms. X
baths. larse living rms, with fire.
places. separate 'family-size din.
ing rooms with glass walls tc
patios, finished rec, rms. with
fireplaces, central air condition.
ing and built-in garages, begin.
ming at S32 Drive BY tC
look at furnished model home
Directions: Arl: blvd. (Rte. SOD tc
Ia miles beyond Z Corners, left
on, Graham .rd.. right on AMMAN
dale rd / block to our sign.
THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES
Evening star., 1962-12-16

~ - = AOVN
THE. FiREPLAcEE EOsAR IS much SSHe sher- s9
ished In the human breast, THERE
Is STILL TIME TO GET SET
TLEDl Welcome mat out l-DARK
Which SS2 N yerS 9TiS5S St. Ar ya
between N. Pershing dr.. and VIII
son blvd. Spick-and-span, sparkles
throughout like q Jewel. Freshly
painted. iixe1 up, etc. VACANT.
Pretty as a picture. 3-bedrm., ~
bath. STATELY. SNOW white"
brick Colonial. Family-sized porch.
level lot, centr. air cond., fencing,
patio and other extras at no extra
cost Mueh-desired close-in COM
for resale .tif this is a factorl
Handy TO bus routes. shops and
schools. Move in with deposit. A
bonus value at S2l. $50. easy
4-o644.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

~ European small charming
home, on beaut. . acres in top
Langley area, bus at end Of drive
way.
(2) Sweeping view from one level.
3-bsdrm. house on p acre, lear
sefsen scr PORCH porch. S sss,S66.. Sj.'' 'Ss' rear
t3) 3 bedrms., baths, older house,
acres Tor privacy, GEORGETOWN
pike area, $4,000.
"a Several and 5 bedrm. houses,
de luxe houses, near schools and
shops. S25, 900 to S43,9b0.
GRACE A., KEMPToN, Realtor
Ell. B-SR3A or Fl, 6-4u34
Evening star., 1962-12-16
1T CAN'T LAST

. 2-bedrm. brick semi. Completely re-
decorated, fully equipped kit, util;
lot on a dead-end street. Best Of
all. II Is priced at S1l ,UOu. Vacant.
OF no money down or $3.50 FHA.
Bell Rlty Co. XII. 8-1868
Evening star., 1962-12-16

FALLS CHURCH AREA
A Homes for Living" Affiliate
A delightful 3-bedrm., n bath
brick and frame tri-levei. near
Melpar, attractive brick wall fire.
pl IN din,-liy. area. cathedral
ceiling, earport, lfrgt SEE porch,
conven. established neiRhborhood,
YAK 70 bus and elementary school,
Better Home for Better Living