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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03
Wealth.!

our Senators, Representatives and
~ President have lost the meaning of
the word wealth. There is only one true
wealth on the face of the earth, and
that wealth is something that man can
put into his belly.
Only true wealth Of the world comes
from the farmer and or the rancher.
Those in high governmental places have
lost the meaning Of this wealth. Wealth
comes only from the soil.
True the soil produces gold precious
stones and many other forms of what
modern-day wording call wealth. But
is it truly wealth? Can you eat it, can it
sustain you, make you strong and
healthy? OF course the answer is no
but it can buy that food that you need.
Yes, it can buy that food you need if
some other person has produced that
food. If some other nation has that food,
another nation can arrange purchase of
the food for dollar, rubles, florin, pence,
or Kopeks.
But what made America strong?
1t was because America became the top
food producer of the world America
was and is the greatest agricultural ma
ton on the face of the universe. We
should arrange to keep it that way
The farmer is the backbone of Ameri-
ca and the bulwark Of strength. Only
when production Of food reaches a
point where a few can produce the food
necessary to feed the millions, can the
millions turn to other pursuits such as
manufacturing, drilling for oil and -
waging war.
one Of the reasons that Russia has
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ALLIANCE
Dominican Republic:
Test for Democracy

good will of the masses. They
are counting on three mair
trump cards to see the new
order through this painful ere
construction" period:
l. Their own resolve to main
tain law and order, even al
temporary cost to their own
popularity.
2. Quick economic recovery
through well-prepared reforms
3. About aid from the United
States.
within legal limits we in
tend to put down everything
which violates the public order. ;
President Rafael Bonnelly said
during an interview. II and
others have said this repeatedly
on the radio, and we mean it.
We spoke in the presidential
palace where the State Coun-
Gil now presideS.
Several days later the coun-
Gil issued a decree calling for
deportation of "agitators and
provocateurS" after proper legal
investigation. Maxine Lopez
Molina, chief Communist leader
in the country, is currently be-
ing sought under this decree.
1t was issued after gangs OF
terrorists had burned an esti-
mated 5000 tons of sugar
cane (worth some $2.7 million)
as it was being harvested in
fields all over the island. The
Dominican economy is based
upon sugar, and this crop is
absolutely vital for economic
recovery.
Military Backs Leaders
In addition, the police have
begun to crack down on gangs
Of anti-government youths. Re-
Gently pitched battles have
ragged around the Cafe Sublime
favorite hangout in the capital
for organizing raids on city
shops and the American con-
Sulate.
Government resolve seems to
be strengthened by the convic-
ton that the military stands
firmly behind it. The Secretary
for the Armed Forces is directly
responsible to the new Presi-
dent. He has now moved his
office into the presidential
palace.
The feeling in Santo Domingo
is that the young officers now
taking over control in the mill
tary want to support constitu-
tional government and will not
in politics, if-and it is
a big if-the government keeps
their diversified forces and
privileges intact. For the mo-
at least, the government
appears to have little choice.
Once the economy returns
to normal. Communist sub
version will not find fertile soil
in the Dominican Republic, {"
President Bonnelly said. 1--WE
hope to begin distributing the
first land under the land re-
form in April" he added.
Everything is being planned
now for the period of renova-
ton"
This careful, step-by-step ap-
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Continued From Page Al

COntlnued From Page Al
tend to carry out what they
call Q legal revolution" They
plead for time and patience
They refuse to bring political
criminals from the old regime
to justice without proper legal
preparations and fair trials.
Our people must learn to
wait. 1t is part of growing up"
said one harrassed leader of
the National Civic Union
OUCN), the one-time opposition
group of middle-class lawyers
and doctors who now staff the
new government.
Since the new government
was installed during the last
week in January, the UCN has
changed from a national civic
group to mass political party,
The seven members of the new
State Council and their subor-
dinates are only lieutenants in
this group. But they have COM
mitted themselves to holding
the fort until they resign next
February after a new constitu-
ton has been drawn up and
genuinely free elections are
held in December.
All these democrats inside
and outside the government
have been tried in combat with
the old Trujillo dynasty. Past
suffering is their chief source
Of popular strength. Their claim
to leadership rests on it. And
they count on the continued
good sense" of the Dominican
people who got rid of one of
the worst relationships in Lat
in history with a minimum of
blooshed.
But everyone seems to be
in a big rush now" said DR..
Manuel Vaquero, secretary of
the UCN. mo one wants to
wait. People expect everything
to change overnight" He and
others told of fantastic claims
for 400 per cent wage increases
which - though justified in
terms Of living costs - cannot
be met from near-empty cof-
ferS.
Statistics Tell Story
How do we make people
realize that the Trujillos left
the country flat broker"
moaned another official. Sta
tistics tell a woeful tale. An
estimated so per cent of the
million-man working force is
unemployed. Books at the trea-
sury have been rugged for so
long no one is sure how much
money is in circulation, how
many millions the Trujillo fam
lily took out of the country with
them. or how vast are their
property holdings now in hands
Of a government receivership.
In such straits, the govern
ment and its supporters really
rely on much more than the
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a Communist?"-already have
gone through the United States
Information Service office. Nine
other similar titles in equal
numbers are arriving. Ten dis
tribution centers are being
opened in the interior. Graphic
documentary films on Castro's
Cuba-one is entitled 1.-THE
Eyewitness" - are shown in
gatherings as varied as society
teas and workers meetings.
Battle Against Leftists
United States trade union
officials - together with their
democratic counterpartS from
Latin America - have helped
set up a new trade union or
ganization. This new front" is
fighting against a leftist-ori-
ented group for the allegiance
of some 100000 workers now
freed from the Trujillo-domi-
mated Confederation of Domin-
lean Workers.
An equally bitter struggle
goes on at the autonomous Un-
iversity Of Santo Domingo
among some 1000 unorganized
students. Rebellion against the
emerging order is greatest
among youth. 1t is led by the
"14th Of June" group-a radical
offshoot Of the National Civic
Union. and led by a young law
yer. Manuel Tavarez Justo.
Mr.. Tavarez Justo and his
followers identify themselves
with Fidel Castro. They want
the same national solution"
for the Dominican Republic as
Mr.. Castro has found for Cuba
against yankee Imperialism.
They claim they are not Com
munist. Many refuse to believe
Mr.. Castro is a Communist.
And their organization is a per-
feet cover for Communists who
need to camouflage their real
aims with nationalist labels.
In recent student elections at
the university, the 14th OF June
group lost ground. Dominican
student leaders who returned
from exile in Costa Rica, Ven
ezuela and Puerto Rico joined
with home trained Catholic
action groups against the ex-
tremiStS.
Furthermore, all three can
didates for new rector Of the
university are reputable dem
ocrats, and the government has
called upon a special
commission of the Organization
OF American States for assist
ance in reforming teaching
The final battle is far from
among the students
or elsewhere. The struggle for
power can only gain in intens-
ity in the months ahead. For
all sides now know that the
stakes 60 far beyond this small
half an island perched between
Cuba and Puerto Rico.
The United States and other
democratic forces in the hemi-
sphere are fully committed.
Their prestige rides on the out
come.
Tomorrow: MexicO's Curious
American complex"
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proach is the creed of the new
order. 1t is the creed of basil
cally conservative men with
social consciences, men who be-
lieve in evolution, not revolu-
ton. Rather than drama, they
want stability.
They have already raised the
basic wage of sugar workers loo
per cent-to a minimum OF
1925 per day. These and other
lesser wage increases-plus con-
fiscation Of the huge Trujillo
noldings-are estimated to have
redistributed 40 per cent Of the
wealth of the country already,
An emergency public works pro-
gram emphasizing manpower
more than scarce materials is
also making the first minor dent
in Wholesale unemployment.
1--WE are open for foreign in
vestment,' affirmed Mr.. Bon
nelly. land we want it. But
that investment must benefit
both the Dominican people and
the investors. 1t will be chan
Ineled through our new planning
commission"
U. S. Aid Important
1t was a gentle-but clear
slap at the small trickle of
North American businessmen"
who have arrived to speculate
on the Dominican future. They
check in at the best hotel in
town and then pursue new Off
Gals with a high-pressure sales
pitch.
But the new leaders are far
more intent on how the United
States Government lives up to
its commitments of about aid.
This potential aid is the third
and by far the strongest trump
in government hands. BY gen.
'eral consensus the aid is essen
tial to swift economic recovery.
And that recovery, in turn, is
essential for stable democratic
government.
The stated North American
aim is to build a showcase of
democracy" next to Castro's
Cuba in the Caribbean. United
States warships fastened the
downfall of the Trujillo clan
and their hangerS-on last No
vember. The United States took
the lead in removing hemis-
pheric economic and diplomatic
sanctions in January, once the
old order was completely re-
moved.
Subsequently the Kennedy
administration extended a $25
million long-term loan for
emergency relief. The Domini-
can Republic has been read
mitted to its share of the form
er Cuban sugar quota which at
special prices in the United
States should net another $25
million during the first half
of 1862.
But that is just the beginning
of United States involvement.
A high-poWered mission of the
Agency for International Devel-
opment has set up shop in the
capital to help plan financing
of long-range development. A
new United States military
mission has arrived to help
train and educate the Domini-
can military for the new demo-
cratic order.
Some $4,000 simple Spanish
language pamphlets-"What is
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All Stores Open Late Tonight
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CHEVY CHASE. near Columbia
Country Club-Splendid, brick Co
llonial residence. featuring 4 fine
bedrms. and 3 tiled baths Il with
bath downstairs. perfect for the
executive and his family, oversize
electric kitchen, paneled rec. rm
and garage. House is immaculate
and there is a delightful George
toWn;-,type garden and patio. Walk
t. all schools. Best buy in this
desirable area at 1874 $50. Call ouI
uptown office til 8 pm. KE. Z.
1900.
CHI ArAnnAr q
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CHEVERLY
4 BEDRMS.
NEW BRICK

Spacious 1Ha-story home,
ready for immediate occu-
pancy, liv. rm. w/firepl.,
family-sized din. rm., wall
oven and counter top range,
table space kit, l bedrm.
and bath LIST fir, 8 bedrms.
and bath end fir, full day
light walkout bsmt. Priced
for quick sale w/excellent
terms
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LOOKING FOR BRK. Abr. HSE.
W/lge. bright dormitory, ga baths,
CARS. OUT 18th ST. turn right
at OAK ST. NV. to 1914 HERT-
FORD PL. Open 2-5 Sat. and
Sun.
JOE HARVEY MA. $1,000
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Bemis, Braid & Langdon
SILVER SPRING - Value
packed, brk. rambler. 3 bed
rms, bsmt, lge lovely level
lot with trees. Assume 4Heo
loan. Price S17,950. Phone

BETHESDA. adjacent to Kenwoot
Park-By owner, 3-bedrm.. split.
Level, 2la baths, large family rm.
firepl, screened porch. carport
Westinghouse kit, Wv. carpet
centrally ir-conditioned. lower
3Os. No agents OIL. $1,000.
BETHESDA, beautiful wooded lot, 2
blks. from Wise. Ave, 3 bedrms.
sep. din. rm., bsmt. and garage
$4,000 LIST trust avail. price
S19,950. Also GI terms with $3.50
down
YoUNK1N & CO.. 10. 4-so22 It'll 8
BETHESDA, Kenwood Park area
conditioned brick split-level, 4
bedrms., 3 baths, above-grade rec
reation rm., carport: large level
corner; out-of-town owner asking
S35, 800. You can make a eood
buy! Ewes. Mrs. Mac Giineas
OIL. 4-4191. L. CASS LEIGH &
JAMES E. SCHWA3, EN-. 2-5SO0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
LTOMrlAIlIEhA

BETHESDA. off River rd.-Amlc
tall trees on diversified lot, charm.
ing Cape, Cod brick with huge
liv. rm., lge. scr. porch, din. rm.
compact kit, 1st-fl bedrm. and
bath. 2 big bedrms. and bath
md IL; rec. rm., built-in garage;
| S3O, 900. Out Of town owner wants
offer; Ewes, Mrs. MacGuineas, OIL
44,.4s77ggl. L, CAss LEIGH &
JAMES E, SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5SO0
BETHESDA Better-than-new, 5.
perm, brk. Cape Cod with 2I2
baths. paneled daylight bsmt.,
HOT WATER DASHBOARD HEAT.
$1,000. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL ESTATE CORP, Realtors,
OIL. 4-S333. OPEN TIL o.
BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest, era.
cious charm in an established area
EIhroueh- center hall plan with
den,, inviting Sunrm., modern
kitchen, "a bath on LIST II. Lovely
lge. master bedrm., 2 other bed
rms baths up. Rec. rm. with
S ING atirepl. and attached garage
OIL. 4-7929 Oh. 2-3e63
BETHESDA-S28,55O
DAN4SN ANAhos w
MANOR. Ctr. hall, 3 bedrms., rec,
nm, carport. Ewes, OIL. $500.
G1uL1ANo Real Estate, AK. $4,000
BETHESDA, Hillmeade-Very spa
ciouS, 4-bedrm, 2-bath Cape Cod
$3.50 So. It. on LIST fir, sep. din.
nm. table-space kit. Scr. porch.
Basement. S24 $50.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-90T0 Til Q
BETHESDA, Bradley blvd area
Imagine! An outdoor firepl. on
screened patio off carport in this
roomy rancher. Attractive set
ting, on u acre. 4 bedrms., 2ia
baths, king size liv. and din. rms.
All other de luxe features, Incl.
central air cond. Price reduced
to very low 4Os.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALToR
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes, OIL, 4-6963
BETHESDA-Relax in comfort on
2 acres with towering trees. De-
lightful Colonial, in excel. cond.
LARGE den or hedrrn., bath on LIST
floor. 4 big bedrooms, bath up.
= Modern kit. eating space. Screened
porch. Mid 30s. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY OF MD. INC, OIL.
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HOUSES fuRk TO RENT HOUSES FuR HOUSES
(coNTINUsp)

PALMER PARK-Sl15 mo. fol
clean 3 b.r, home w/option tt
buy. DI. 7-4445, MA. 2-l154.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. air con,
ditioned brick. IA baths, stove
refgr., fenced lot, vacant. $40
mo-, option to buy. DU. 10000.
ROCKVILLE-New 4-bedrm. house
> full baths. liv, rm W. Wv, car
pet and firepl,, rec. rm. with built.
in bar and firepl.. new dishwaSh-
er and washer and dryer. Immed
occup. 427-414S aft. 6 pm.
ROCKVILLE bedrms., lge lawn
picture windows, carport, fire 81
Cow. to churches, schools anC
shopping. Avail. immed 49, -4349
Sun, ewes. wkdays., WO. 6-1201
SEQ rms, bath, iiv. rm., din
F 5mi kit" on on Is lst IF; z bedrmsii
500. Call LU. 1-3409.
Sill. SPG.-Split-level. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. rec. rm., equipped kit,
air cond.,. .wall-to-wall carpet
Sl65. LO 4-02SO
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NORTH AvONDALE-Brick semi.
Colonial. Vacant and ready fol-
immediate occupancy. 3 bedrmS.
separate dim. rm., IN baths
equipped kit. with refgr. and
range. Close to all schools and
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ALL THIS for only S13,5OO-Beau-
tiful l12-story on lot with S5-ft.
frontage. 3 bedrms., one very
large, 12x12 din. rm., nice break
fast bar divider, washer anG
drier also included. CT and FILA
terms available.
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Va Z I y II III II ~ T.
1h1h 18th Ct N w

t"Ap L Va Obs NV
RANDOLPH HILLS-4-bedrm. brk.
rambler, full baths, formal din
rm.
EVERYTHING CUSTOM"
Rec. nm, wall-to-wall carpet
Corner lot.
w. ]. NICHOLAS 10. 5-0SOO
READY TO MOVE IN-3-bedrm.
Cape Cod with full bsmt, sep. din.
rm., COW. to shopping, schools,
transp. Storm doors and windows,
S14.950. Don't delay call today.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS JU. $1,000
ROCK CREEK WOODS, GOODMAN
CONTEMPORARY, beautiful 3
bedrm., 2 bath bi-level on wooded
lot, lovely rec. rm. w/firepl.. equip.
kit, din. Tm., assume $4,000,
514cs loan. S27,50O. 949-2l31.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E,
MICHIGAN PARK

NEAR TAFT JR, HIGH
Oct. brick. Mod. kit, table space
ny; rm;, sep din. rm.. 3 bedrms
II baths. fin. rec. rm. Immacu.
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. 9-3144
Near 18th and Fla. Ave. NE,
Tapestry brk. Colonial. Gov. from
porch. 8 rms, . full baths, fuil
bSmt. Completely redec. Vacant
Low On: payment.
MURRAY LEVINE IA. 9-3l44
629 C ST. NE, 6 rms, 2 baths, .
kits. $1,000 dn., sos per mo.
incl. taxes, int. and End trust
OWNER, HE. 9-4793 or HE. 9-4S93
18th AND RHODE ISLAND = Very
substantial semidet. brick in ex-
cellent condition. rooms a bed
,roomSl. l.! baths, gas hot-water
heat. Sl4,950. VIII consider $3.50
down FILA! Mr.. Irwin, OIL. 5000,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. DI.
7-14l1.
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,oUsEs UNFuRR. TO RENT

iBSOLUTELY IMMACULATE HOME
NEWLY RENOVATED FOR ADULT
FAMILY. 1928 CHURCH ST; NV.
b ath LARGE ne Yard Val F rms; mo dSIa
front porch. gas heat. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price.
Sl45;50. Also l715 Lincoln I'd,
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, near
Dav dsonville-Lge. 3-yr. old p
bedrm. rambler. Sep. din. rm.,
lge. well-equip. kit. patio and
barbecue grill. Only $4,000. OILY
50 400 down
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Observation-Disclosures 2-bed.
nm. rambler near shopping anc
fenced rear yard. $4,000. VIII
2-U7S3.
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RE. 6-5400 Til o

ANDREWS AREA-'TRADE" youI
home on 3-b.r. brk. rambler
All utilities, walk-out tiled base
ment, fenced lot. Excel. neighbor-
hood Only Sl7.950
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(cONTINUEDl.

NEW HOUSE, WATERFRONT. Pail
Sades on the Severn River, 2 bed
rms, bath, kit, liv. rim. furn. or
unfurn. Pier for boat fishing,
poating. etc. Yearly, seasonal, go
house and inquire for Charlie
shore.
SHORT AND LONG TERM RENTAL,
available in Bethesda, Chevy
Chase and NV. areas, $3.50 to
S475 mo. R-HAWLEY
co. OIL. 6-732l. ewes. OIL. 4-0650.
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Andrews Area-Bargain

AIIUTEWS AItd-bdIS gam
Make an offer on this spacious brk.
home: the owner must sell. Price
already reduced $500 below APP
praisal, Ia baths, garage, sep.
din. rm.. nice lot, many extras.
Under 100000.
JOHN r. WEBSTER
ElnA IrINil
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exceptional brick house. Living
room with firepl.. powder rm., 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, sleeping porch
rec. rm. with lavatory, garage.
Mid-40s. Call Mr.. Benny, FE. Z
6S65. H. A. GILL g. SON, FEE. s.
5000
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REALTORS SINCE 1906

CHEVY CHASE-Handsomely redec
5-bedrm. brick Colonial. Center
hall sep; din. rm,, powder rm.
scr. porch. rumpus room, INV h
BEAUTIFUL lS0-FT. LOT.
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 2-90T0 Til {
CHEVY CHASE-Beautifui English
Tudor Colonial. Through center
nail, powder rm., sep. din. rm., 4
bedrms. and 2 baths up. Gear
garage, h.-w,h. Bsmt. with rec
rm, and bath. S27.950.
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 6
CHEVY CHASE, Mr.. DISTRICT
hINE--Rambler, Q bedrooms, beau.
tiful den, many special features
sensible price, Mr.. Barba. FE. g.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 Co. Realtors
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DREAM HOIISE

87UI Ga. Ave. 9 til 9 JU. 8-s45{
ESTATE SALE, 7I07 FjIfon 81
Oh. Oh. 6 rms. bath and Diet. gar
bsmt., side porch. FEE. $500.
FLOWER-FRANKLN AREA. Brk
den. S25,750.
J. c. CONLEY JU. e-4134
AFTER 0 Pm. CALL HE. 4-7773
FOUR CORNERS-Best buy, Immac
and in soft colors. 3-bedrm brick
rambler, family sized electric kit,
paneled rec. rm., air cond. FILA
$4,000. Ewes, JU. 7-6445. KEEL
LER WOODMOOR, JU. 5-71O0.
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Walk to
shopping, schools and bus. Q bed
rms. den, bsmt., lge. kit, h.-w.h.
Sl4;;50O. o; D; FIELD, INC, JU.
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bEERS BROS.
MARTANNA npTITi

rms home will be stolen BY some
one who recognizes a good valu
When they see it. 3-bedrm 2Ia
bath split with den. family I'M
modern, kit, double freezer refer
comp: Eeaced in wooded lot. Ask
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE - Price reduced
81 300 below owners cost. Owner
located among more EXPENSIVE uaStyt
homes. bedrms., 3 baths, ga.
rage. daylight rec. rm, with fire
pl., central air cond.. quick pos
session. S39,750.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-141E
CHEVY CHASE-Sl9,95O. Colonial
Large liv. rm.. fireplace, sep. din,
nm, 3 bedrms. 3rd floor suit. for
4th bedrm. Lavatory in bSmt.
Walking distance to public and
parochial schools. BY OWNER.
OIL, 6-6lS5,
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COLONIAL.

Choice location, 10 minis. to NSil
Sprg. 2-story, under construction,
ready for June occup.. 4 lge, bed
rms. plus family rm., sep. din. rm.,
lga kit, ga baths, "a acre lot.
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Pent.. bus, shopping
and pool, nice 3 b.r. townhouse,
rec. rm., washer-dryer, S130.
Phone 549-6O52, S36-26l5.
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ST. JUDE'S = 3-bedrm. rambler,
din. rm. with exit. fenced lot.
Sl7,25O, r. L. SMITH, RealtUr.
GA. 4-77ll, GA. 1895.
ST. JOHNS AND SLIGO JUNIOR
HIGH are near this immaculate
3-bath split level, with separate
dining room, dream kitchen, 5
large bedrooms, recreation room.
Just listed. S25,500. GRAY-KES-
SINGER & CO, INC. III. h-RlnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-30
COLLEGE PARK

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA, 7-45OC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-30
COLESVILLE-U.S S. 20

S23,950, brand new brick spllt-leve
on 2-acre in fine new community
GOAT. liv., rm., with fireplace, 3
hedrms., den. Ia baths, immense
Kitchen, lge family-din. rm. with
terrace, plaStered walls. city wa,
ter, very flexible financing.
OPEN SUNDAY l-6
Dir: Out US. 20 from White Oak
approx. ga mi. to Green Castle
I'd, left to Columbia I'd, left to
Perrywood dr., 3 blkS. to last house
on left.
- EYES, Ev. 4-8362
Williams & Co., JU. 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-30

CHEVY CHASE, walk to Lafayette
School-3-bedroom, 2-bath brick
Colonial with garage and recrea-
ton room. Priced to go at S26. 500.
Call WO. $4,000 til q pm, EDW.
H. JONES & CO., INC, Realtor,
$500 Conn ave NV