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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-27

Gracious 3-bedrm., g.
bath English Tudor stu
ated on lovely wooded
lot on one of the most
charming streets in Edge
moor. Mid-3Os.
DEAN RATHBUN ASSOCIATES
Chevy Chase Center OIL, 6-O997
BETHESDA-Brick rambler on well
shrubbed corner lot. 8 bedrms.
paths. l,r. with f.p. dining eli,
ail-elec. kit. with table space, huge
Florida rm. with charcoal grill.
storage attic, double garage; gas
NV; radiant heat: easy terms.
quick possession. Call JU. 5-4222;
eyes; JU: $500. LAWRENCE v.
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SHANNON & LUCHS

kENSINGTON - Like-new split
level; loaded with charm; living
rm:. dining rm.. all-elec. kit. 3
bedrms.. baths; beaut. finished
rec. rm.. powder rm.; fenced, level
lot: near schools and shopping; in
the low eos. o. F. SMITH g. BROS.
CO.. INC OIL, 2-R47S
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

4 bedrm. brick, knotty pine rec.
rm., full bsmt., first time offered.
Sl7,500, FILA, 800 dr., 500 80
GET HOT ON THIS ONE
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Bethesda Realty
OIL. 4-1415

Observation-Disclosures. RAM
bier: one Of the finest homes in
TINS convenient and greatly pre-
ierred area; large living and din
breakfast area; 3 twin bedrooms,
3 tiled baths; splendid daylight
recreation room and garage; the
fenced in. Level, handicapped lot is
g Joy. Only S35,500, and the best
buy in the area. Now vacant, with
quicE possession, and MUST BE
SOLD. Cal our uptown office til
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COLLEGE PARK AREA

Def. a-story Cape Cod: : bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath. full bsmt.. auto. oil heat:
off-st. parking; no dn. payment.
Just take over mo. payment OF
Sa5.03. DE. 2-245S. VIII. 6-S257.
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BETHESDA

5 Is, 500-7 minutes from heart OF
Cape Cod. Fully tiled bsmt., fenced
yard. Assume 4hoS loan
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BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR - In an
area of big trees, deep lawns and
Individuality. A home Of charm,
dignity and superb construction.
First floor: Living room with fire
places, double-exposure dining
room, modern. fully equipped
Kitchen. combination family room
breakfast room, spacious den,
ceramic tile powder room and
center hall. Second floor: 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths, master bedroom
2Ox20 with big alcoves. three
tremendous closets and master tile
bath with shower. Two other twin
size bedrooms and another full
bathroom. Attic with floor and
windows. Beautiful big paneled
recreation room with fireplace and
bar, finished maids room with full
bath: Central air conditioning. 2
car brick garage. The lot is APP
proximately 225 feet deep and is
most. attractively Handicapped and
shrubbed. The neighborhood is
one OF the finest in the Washing
ton area and the property is most
convenient to the Edgemoor Club,
shopping buses and all levels
OF, both public and parochial
schools. Shown by appointment
OIL. 4-O17S,
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REALToR VIII. $4,000
BETHESDA, ENGLISH VILLAGE
3 new entirely different Williams
burg splits. entr. hall. 4 twin bed
rms, den or 5th bedrm. 3 full
baths. lge. liv. rm., formal din. rm.
and family size kit. opening to
patio, Ice. ground level club rnn.
with firepl. opens to tree shaded
yd., full bsmt,, carport and gear
gar: M. pub. and parochial schls.,
stopping; transp. and Metro.
D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-SS6s GA. 4-777O GA. 4-54ll
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Immed.
poss.. 4-bedrm, brick Cape Cod;
liv. rm: with firepl., bsmt., 4 air
cond.. lovely yd. with trees; FLA
or CT terms. JOE JACOBS REAL
TY, RE. $4,000 or RE. 5-7333
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c.. P. FLETCHER
'. P. FLETCHER

HUNGERFORD-TERRIFTC PRICE
CUT. 3 bedrooms, modern family
kitchen. woodburning fireplace,
carport. $16,750. LO. 5-4677.
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KEMP MILLS-Room! Room! Ev-
erywhere rooml Discontinued f.
bedrm. split; entrance hall. kitch-
en-, family rm., dining rm.. rec.
rm.: liv: rm., 21s baths, screened
patio, bsmt. We will try your
terms gn or G1' FILA. conventional or
$27,950. Call 10. 5-OS44 til 8
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DIPLOMAT RECALLED
Immediate possession. Charming
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 3 full
baths, lge. fin. rec. rm., all cleo.
kit. with breakfast nook.
JOLLES & JOLLES co.
DI. 7-4244. Ewes, VIII. 2-S479
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Large vacant
newly decorated 4-bedrm: rambler
nm: OWNER, OIL. $1,000.
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OXON HILL. 3-bedrm. ramblers:
Ice. fenced lots. good finan.
SOUTHLAND RLTY.. 24s-5522;
Palmer PARK-S295 dn, incl.
settlement, 3 b.r. w/fenced yard.
Owner will Sir ance. Dl. 7-4445.
| auac MA 0-I1SA
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Senator Roberts Says Con Con
Mandate By State Citizens

Michigan Democrats also say
that the judicial article in the new
constitution is also a step back
wards The new article provides
for judges who would be more
bipartisan 1t eliminates the
right of the governor to make
selection Of judges a partisan
political plum By awarding the
faithful Of his party with Judge
ships when vacancies occur. The
proposed new constitution pro-
videS that all new judges be
elected by the people on non.
partisan basis. Michigan Demo.
Gratis are against this article be-
cause of this loss of a particularly
attractive partisan political plum
ON the other side of the fence.
stands a committee Of the State
Ear of Michigan saying that the
judicial article of the proposed con
Sutution is a vast improvement
And if anyone is qualified to
pass judgement on the article.
certainly they are.
Many other numerous exam
pies could be given but well suf-
flee it to say its always the
partisan Michigan Democrats lined
up against the non partisan citi-
zen groups when it comes to the
proposed new strcamlined con
stitution.
II is obvious that Michigan
Democrats and very select few
Of their partisan associates such
as the Socialistic Party and selfish.
special interest groups. woul d
deny the people Of Michigan the
numerous Improvements in state
government srovidcd for IN the
new constitution.
IT must be pretty obvious that
the only reason the Democrats
are against the constitution is he
cause it was the Republicans who
were capable Of producing super.
ior government in the form Of
superior constitution for the
people Of Michigan senator
Roberts continued
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Correct Change Will Help Prevent Traffic Jcms

II also proves that Michigan
Democrats are unable TO approach
effectively and faciually as other
people must This unrcasoning
narrow-minded partiSanism auto.
matically disqualfics Michigan De.
mccrai> from solving the many
current problems facing the
people Of the State of Michigan
TO-DAY
1t stands to reason that the
election Of George Romncy as
governor IS must to all the
people who favor the adoption
Of the new constitution NIichi.a
Of the new constitution MICHIGAN
Democrats are throwing their
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Join The NAACP Today
Romneys MAAP Address

% .-h, segregated aou in- ~
Wll.o@ Run whore important
3ors va, 1en- done WASH I
aiore Ia this effort Of cour>c
nui ld not hesitate 10 bring
the fl.l force Of our organization
70 bear on TINS problem
am unalterably opposed 20
discrimination and segregation
in housing believe il IS now
lhc most serious area Of injustice.
anf Nlni 20 see il ended
What's more fully subscribe
20 the .dea that 1t should be q
~. semeanor for any Real Estate
Lroker "a his oNn initiative 10
refuse - hos house ~ accept
an offer in ms capacity as .
hroKer bcoaus" u Race Color
or Creed
As Governor Of Michigan. l
~ou.d bend cscry cffor, toward
akln- Michigan the FIRST State
70 pr an effective end TO dis.
elimination Of any kind--housing.
education employment, publ c
accommodations. or any other;
that an unnecessary handicap
lnat We in This state should get
rld % Is speedy as possible
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Mayor (uvanogh Cited BY
National Safety Council

Mayor Jerome p Cavanagh last
ni1ht October 81 received he
snnual Trustees Award from The
National Safety Council for De.
iroi,, accident prevention ef.
iorts in 1861
Mayor Cavanagh received the
award from Howard Pyle presi-
den, Of ne National Safety Coun.
al al The councils annual ban.
puct In CHICAGO The barqac, !,
The highpoinl of ne arnual "a.
tonai safety Congress
7 he Trustees Award !, d e
most comprehensive formal rcc.
c4nNion onicrrcG by ne coan
ol II r.licr, from ne Coenei.
ether were ,pee.ali1cl aNares
In thai 4 taxes into atc0ln' al.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

full weight behind the defeat Of
Nj Rorney as a mandate OF the
people to defeat the new constitu'
ton
We feel badly that the adop-
tion Of new constitution depends
upon the partisan lictory-eSpcci-
ally SO since the constitution has
been made possible by the non.
partisan efforts Of SO many citizen
groups But with Michigan Demo
Gratis thinking strictly along mar
Tow partisan lines the only way
that Michigan will GET the new
constitution next Spring is with
the election of Mr. Romncy on
Nov g. senator Roberts con
cludcd
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

fields ~ accident prevention ~
,raiflc home on.ihe Job school
recreation and transportation
j.. is based not only on aCCi.
dent rates bu' also on the accident
nteven'ion aertltieS Of public and
~-ivaie orrarlzafions and ndIyid.
M The afses noted that De.
'fort vas espeS ally ouis;ancin-
IN traffic accident prevention
hoo. .aieiy actiyi'les and or the
3oh safety The cl,y also received
eNeellen' lpport IN rs efforts
from the COMMUNICATIONS mctia
Tnere Nesc i~o population ca'
. -or.e Detroit vas winner III
me er3Jlooo population fa'.
.-or.' i'fse.es California ~ me
nrcr IS 100
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
The Bible Tells Us:

And il came 10 pass. that
as the people pressed upon
him 10 hear the word OF God.
he stood by the lake Of Cen
nesaret.
And saw two ships stand
ing by the lake: but the fish.
ermen were gone out OF
them. and we're washing
their nets.
And he entered into one
of the ships. which was SIM
on's. and prayed him that he
would thrust out little from
the land. And he sat down.
and taught the people out OF
The ship.
Now when he had left
speaking. he said unto Sim
on Launch out into the deep,
and LEI down your nets for
a dravghf.
And Simon answering
said unto him Master. we
have toiled all the night. and
have taken nothing. never
theleSs at thy word | will let
down the net. Luke 5:l-5N
There is therefore now
no condemnation to them
which are in Christ Jesus.
who walk not after the flesh
hut after the Spirit
For the law Of the Sririt
Of life in Christ Jesus hath
made me free frcm The law
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

had added TO it a commitment
By the Union that it could not
discriminate because of race. creed,
color, religion. sex, national origin
or political affiliation. This 5 one
Of the few such local working
agreement clauses in the Country
-and it was added, let me say,
at the instigation of the Company.
believe that there should be
no barriers in State Government
80 the employment of any citizen.
regardless OF his race. creed OF
color, who is qualified TIL s
goes for all State agencies. from
the Governors office TO the far
thcSt reaches Of the Adminisira-
tion-and include the state Police.
But | want TO turn now to the
most critical problem Of all
more basic than housing or any
Of the others We have discussed.
| mean Jobs--or. TO be more
exact the lack Of Jobs in this
city and throughout Michigan
What is a better home in a better
neighborhood if there isn't Job
and steady income 10 allow the
purchase Of that home? What
does equal opportunity for en-
ploymcnt mean to a man If there
is no employment TO be had?
This is the problem we must
tackle and solve if the gains in
other areas are 10 be meaningful.
II everyone is TO ride in the
front Of the bus on this score,
we're going 10 have TO put new
life and vigor and growth into
our States economy We're going
10 nerd an administration that is
impartial, that is not dominated
by one segment of the economy
that will put an end TO pickering
and mitigating, that will restore
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

OF SIN ana uedfu.
For what the law could
not do. i'm that il was weak
through the flesh. God send.
ing his own Son in the like
ness of sinful flesh, and for
sin. condemned sin in the
flesh:
"That the Righteousness of
the law might be fulfilled i'm
us. who walk not after the
flesh. bot after the Spirit.
For they that are after
he flesh do mind the things
Of the flesh; but they that
are after the Spirit fhe things
OF the Spirit.
For to be carnally mind
cd is death: but to be spirit
uallv minded is life and
peace" Romans 8:l-6l
Study to shew thyself ap-
proved unto God. a workman
that needeth not to be asham-
ed. rightly dividing the word
Of truth " II Timothy 2:l5l
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

.cntion elcscd Nrxt April the
voters II Michi.an viii 20 TO
the polls to approve the new
document winch their IA dele
gates worked 50 hard 10 conceive
But back we 90 again to our
rarroW minded 100 partisan
Democratic opposition Because
they couldn't scutile the sound
rcco mmendafions Of the delegates.
they now claim that "Con-Con
gooted And Of course the
spokesman for those narrow w
minded Democrats is the same
Governor John Swanson who only
opposes and never rccommcndeds
Put the strange thing of the
whole situation IS the disagree
ing with the Democrats and their
narrow party line OF the same
non-parlisan citizen groups who
>pcarhcadcd the calling of the con
Stltullon.
They all agree that while not
perfect in every form. the pro
posed new Constitution is far
superior 10 the antiquated 1908
document. Joining with those
non-parusan groups in support of
the new Constitution has been such
large influential groups at the
Farm Bureau and standing side
with these groups are the Mich
lgan Republicans.
Michigan Democrats have said
that the educational provisions in
the new constitution are steps
backwards Yet. the Michigan Edu.
cation Association. whose full time
business and profession is cduca-
ton declares that the provisions
in the new constitution are vast
improvements over the old - In
fact. Senator Roberts added. F..
Dale Kennedy. executive secretary
for MEA. said that the education
article is one of the finest in the
country
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

am concerned about equal
educational opportunities for all
Detroit children As many of
YOU know ! served in 1857 and
1853 as Chairman Of the Detroit
& choel Boards Citizen Advi.
sorry Comnlticc for school needs.
With representatives of every scs-
mcnt OF the community. includ-
in a number from this organiza.
tiOn. We were able 10 make 1872
unanimous recommendations for
action While some dealt with dis.
elimination, we regarded racial
incquiiies in the school as too
big problem to simply lump
them with all the others and
therefore recommended that a
separate committee be named TO
devote itself exclusively 10 this
one particular subject
Judge Nathan Kaufman headed
that Committee, which made a
thorough. detailed study Of dis
elimination in our schools and
then made a comprehensive re.
port. Your Executive Secretary.
Arthur Johnson, was an able
member Of that committee and
has undoubtedly given you
full report on its findings. |
believe that some 100 OF the
Committees recommendations TO
the School Board have been acted
upon fav0rably.
This is progress. but ] for one
hope 10 see lot more advances
in this area. 1 want 10 see an
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

Ttc re- cre II sl4r oNr De-
tro.t branch ~ me Nai!onal A.
soc.at.oa ssr he Acs al ener' of
COlored People IS one Ol acton
~ re,.li.-of GOOD leadership
Prom It's found.ns in 1911 your
cfgarlzat.on has helped make MS
,of. IN al sfca.-oY hunan eoas.
Nh. and cA4l rights
fNr ~ inri.ohH"n'' 10 me
i4ah' s2s.rs' f.striw.na'.0n ~
noss.H ar ,no"n ana oc1tec ~
f!-h' 'a.nsins people through
cai tnf .a'.en ! r. ". is-iei
.-rlt c r.D1eer.7~ ciinf' nat
.e1 ..te-rs'.or @ni'e sn1
Nesf9 .ar lf- ~ me solovFner
Tr-.s pFc.f or., sc4r s~e ne
".n,ng 3: ne slpes IS Me''ee
re.crc ~ t-'ec >'a'e- rs''ae
1au-' q - ana ir' ilt
s'r'l--.- 30 ~ ere s. f'n..
rail- 'rr Nsiy - Jr'ro.t
tc1s.t- rro-rsr
.-Ld a. -st hsnd many II
seer o-,pasamer'. ln 'ne
tc.c .i far Fv.n.osmen' .r-...
.at.ln .q4s. ci ea st.ou.l
0pp.ft4n.f. rtl u oa.v.ora.
.1r and s.. ,rfgrtrfrnu' rlIa.
t.on Az ,now nat our work
NAl IL ~ g5y aifer Gas .mr
a.tcr year .nul there , no
lonser ans mod for the N.AACp.
The %A.ACp has bcen fortunate
i1 lf acershlu bLtn al the
local snd at ne National le,e.
%ow you onr ygur fellow citizens
IN Nlchsar are dccd.ng ~ha,
kind II .eadcr hip son Hlll have
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

READ SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES. BY MARY
BAKER EDDY. THE BOOK
THAT UNlOcKS THE
SCRIPTURES, AND EN-
LlGHTENS MAN ON HIS
SPIRITUAL IDENTITY.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

end 10 segregation in our schools
and in the pursuit Of educational
opportunity This is a key to end
Ing other forms Of injustice
As many OF you know. was
one OF the Delegates TO the re-
cnt Constitutional Convention.
One Of our proudcst' achieve
mcntS in that new document was
the writing Of the proudcst civil
rights section of any State con.
stitutiOn in the Country WAS
among those who successfully
opposed all attempts 10 weaken
or limit the effectiveness of the
Civil Rights Commission. which
will have the power 10 deal with
discrimination in housing ed.
ucaiion and public accommodation
az we'll as in employment. Richard
Austin and worked out on the
floor some Of the lnguagc estab-
fishing this commission When the
new constitution is adopted and
hope you'll give il a very thorou h
study before II goes on the ballot
next spring the Civil Rights
Commission will be one Of the
strongest in the United States.
| can assure YOU that the Com
mission will have my strongest
support if am elected Governor
Another area Of direct concern
to you is that of employment
practices. Here again, | ask you
TO check the record. Throughout
the period of my service as It's
Chief Executive American Motors
has had a strong and clearly cx.
pressed policy forbidding discrimi.
nation in employment Our con-
tract contains unqualified proVi.
sicns against discrimination. In
addition, in l954-not long after
| had become President Of Amer.
can M0tOrs-the local working
agreement at our kcnosha Plant
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

When the Constitutional Coi
senflon Has 1onscndcd n Ocober
la>i ycar, il was IN reality a man.
date oi the people state senator
Fatrcg r Roberts Of Pontiac
,aa Nhcn discussing the new
a1camcni
Most III the leadin- non.
partisan citizen organizations IN
this State can claim credit Tor
fhc callirg of the convention ne
SAN These organization, include
the Lca4uc Of Women Voters.
Junior Chamber oi Commerce.
Parent Teacher Association Mich
-an Education Association, The
American Association oi Univcr-
slty Women. Michigan Municipal
League and Citizens for Mich.
Igan
However, 1t toos more than
Just these ORGANIZATIONS TO >"c
that . Constitutional Convention
was called. senator Roberts
pointed ont II took a vote Of
the majority IF people Of the
State Of Allchl- an
IN addition. Michigan Republic.
srs. always anxious for better
government. supported the call.
ing. and worked actively to see
that il came into being.
"TypiesIIy. Michigan Democrats
were opposed They wanted no
convention. But again. typicaIly,
if one was 70 be called they want
ed II on their basis only par
fissn proposition.
Despite m, stumbling block
the Con.Con delegate election
followed drawn on tho Democrat
inspired partisanship lines The
mandate OF the people further
decrecd that Ct the IA delegates,
90 would be Republican and 45
Democrat
senator Roberts continued.
Last May the Constitutional Con.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

Continued on Page 81
Evening star., 1962-09-29

REALTORS We. s-54es
FOREST HTS, MD, l03 sschen
dr.-Rent wfpotion to buy-LoVely
4-oedrm. Cape Cod with liv. rm.
large firepl.. extra large din, rm.,
modern kit. full bsmt, with q
large rec. rria.. extra LARGE lot
This is really worth your time Il
nvestiTate. For fnll details cell
Mt Rice, 10. 7-i925 or 10. q
Evening star., 1962-09-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sFRING. wax 10 Hechl
Co. and Bulls Prep school-closs.
n. all-6riek, 3-bedrm. Colonial
lh baths, hot water heat, lol
100 IT. 'deep, eonV. to schools
ransp. and all shops, ouly SIS
$50. Terms FHA- OF or ASSUME
80 loan See today. MCINTOSH
Co. REALroR. JU. 5-7533.
SILVER SPRING. Rosemary HIS
kxeelent value In brick rambler
nlee size bedrms.. lovely nY. rm.,
tirepL. taole-space kit. porch,
esmt- rec. rm- S1s,95O. Submit
FhA. q or eonyentional con-
1Il3 OF JU. s-3397.
SILVER SPRNG-By OWNER On
eglet street. walk TO DC. line
brick. mod. kit. JU. s-6O66.
SILVER SPRING, IN beautiful oeo
Forest. 3l2Q HeiSel dr.-Open Sun
II to 5. Charming rambler. Lee
w. rm.. din; rm-, UNIQUE Kit.
oeamed ceiling. firepls.,
bedrms.. 2is baths. full bsmt., fin
rec; rm-, Walk-in cedar closet
stairway to fun fioored attie
Joining front lawn OF eountrl
club. New elem. school one BIZ
Elee. hRhted play house and too
house. A-acre lot. Immed. poss
For sale BY OWNER S29. 800. IS,
600 VII fin. Open Sun. - to
or call 652-663S for appt. wkdys
Directions: Out Ca ave. 70 1900,
Dix. next right turn on Helsel di
SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1962-09-29
ANDRIS

s0e1 Wisconsin Ave. OF. 2-907O
BETHESDA--Maplewood. sci 800.
completely redecorated, vacant. g.
bedroom. Colonial on deep heavily
NH. rec. center, elementary schl.
Screened porch, full bsmt., garage.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-90T0 It'll 2
BETHESDA MAPLEWoOD
Evening star., 1962-09-29
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcoNTIRUEDl

ANDREWS AREA-Apprnised GI,
$l3.750. nothing down. Outstand-
ing Cape Cod With large kitchen,
oeliEhtful hr. rm., bsmt. and
sstorm windows. Call Wa. 1897
HoMEowNER RLTY.
ANDREWS AREA-Brand-neW Co
lonial red brick home on quiet
street. Nice landscaping, shade
Trees. generous lot. The home fea-
iin lures ; lse bsdrms., 2 baths, lse.
iamily-size modern Kit. Priced
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-O7O0 10. 7-O440 cH. s-5O5O
ANDREWS. Nj. CalVeFy-3-bedrnl.,
S-bath, excel. cond. rambler. full
nsmt. with semi-finished rec. rm.,
fenced yard. va no s down. STA
BE- mo; Pays All. Can Mrs. Great.
JOHN r, WEBSTER RE. s-S4oo
ANDREWs-WEsTCHEsTER
with ser. peh. On LETT. earport on
riEht. Sep. liV. and din. rms, Kit
wLeating space. 3 bedrms. eia
baths, lovely family rm, wire
pl., glass sliding doors to patio.
completely redec.
CURTIS BROS. CH. $500
ANDREWs-TEMPLE HILLS AREA
LIST showing o. this custom, 3-
bedrm., All-briek rambler, "a
baths. 2 firepls,, huge rec. rm'.
earport, unique floor plan, possible
4th oedrm. S23,5O0. Open daily
II tin dark, DIR; Out Branch
turn risht to Temple His rd, %
right to Farmer d., left To Janet
lane, right TO Botetqurt dr. and
right 70 home. MADDOX CON-
SIkUCTION CO., INC, cH. s.
ANDREWS-ROSECROFT. Fiye
new brick ramblerS. 3 bedrms.. / x
baths. walk-out bsmt., picture
window, large closets. hot-water
heat, low down payment NEW
COMB JONES REALTY. INC, 10.
@~1INNs
Evening star., 1962-09-29

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
AREA - Lovely 4-bedroom
brick Cape Cod with full
bsmt., rec. rm. and ser.
porch. extras throughout.
Just $l7,75O with no cash
down 70 vets.
WHY RENT-No cash down
TO vets or S400 10 non vets,
and SQ2 per mo. pays all.
3-bedrm. det. Colonial home
with sep. din. rm. on level
fenced lot in convenient
Landover area.
Z. c. HILLEY q CO,
Reaitor AP. 5-72Oo