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Evening star., 1962-04-29

the grand feature parade at
1:30 pm. Friday. Miss Godfrey
and her court will appear in
the parade.
Other events of the festival
include balls, square dances,
fireworks displays, a country
music contest and a show and
a country music dance.
Contests will be held for the
honorary fire chief, Thursday,
and for y Miss Shenandoah
Apple Blossom. Ending the
festival is the antique auto
mobile meet Saturday.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

least two weeks. Following the
testimony Of District officials.
Mr.. hatcher plans to hold from
two to three public sessions In
the evening to hear witnesses
representing citizen organIza-
tons within the city.
Expected to come under close
scrutiny by the subcommittee
are the spending programs of
the Highway Department, the
Welfare Department and the
operation of the Police and
Fire Clinic.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Exhibition Slated

A library exhibit, with en-
phasis on children's books, will
be given by the Mount Vernon
Baptist Church library council
at 8 O'Clock tonight at the
church at Twenty-third and
Joyce streets in Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Top Students
Announced at
Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS, April % (AP) .
= The Naval Academy an
nounced yesterday winners of
its animal prizes for leadership,
drafting and legal excellence.
The prizes will be presented at
graduation week ceremonies
June 5.
Midshipman John H. Maurer
jr., Of Alexandria. Va, will re-
ceive the Admiral William S
Sims Award as the senior who
Evening star., 1962-04-29

MILLERTON BEDSPREAD IN
FRESH, POWERFUL BABETTE
CTIINTZ BY CYRUS CLARK
Notable for unusually tasteful design and coorings,
this quilted spread Inspiration for Wholesale dec
Grating with Bobette cotton chntz by-the yard.
Choose it for beauty alone, but count on it for
lasting easy eore An "Evereoze" cotton it resists
dust, ereosine and spotting Make your color choice
from blue, rose, lavender or yellow.
Quilted bedspreods: single or double, 39.95
90" droperies, 2495
BY the yard los seen in our gallery obove), 179
W5l-curtons ond Oroperies Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-04-29

gala showing of works. by Cyrus Clark
o
t
ana I'd
cotton yod neozd
y..wo hnGu} Chevy Chose whuonP 7camr
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
Whites Join Suit To Ban
Rochester School Bias

ROCHESTER, N. Y. = In the
first bi-racial attack on de facto
school segregation, attorneys for
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
have filed suit in the United States
District Court here on behalf of
IL Negro and II white school chill
dren asking for an order restraining
the school board from operating
racially segregated public schools.
Four white families with II chill
dren and six Negro families with
an equal number of school-age
children are complainantS in the
suit. Named as defendants are
the Rochester Board of Education
and its members individually and
DR.. Robert L. Springer, Superin-
tendent of Schools.
The complaint filed on May 25,
charges the school board and super
intendent with depriving the Y
children and others similarly sit
uated of their constitutional rights
''by providing, affording, operating
and maintaining racially Segregat-
ed public schools within the school
district of Rochester, contrary to
and in violation of the equal pro-
lection and due process clauses
of the Fourteenth Amendment TO
the Constitution of the United
States.
Further the complaint alleges
that the children ''have been, and
are now being, greatly harmed,
damaged and injured by the un-
lawful, wrongful and knowing acts
of the defendants. +"
The complaint asks that the
school board be required to sub
NIT a desegregation plan, that
it be enjoined from failing to es-
tablish school zones ''for the pur-
pose of creating and perpetuating
positive racial segregation pat
terms and that all rules and
regulations of the board which re-
quife, permit or sanction segrega-
ton be declared unconstitutional.
Representing the plaintiff chill
dren are NAACP General Counsel
Robert L. Carter, Jawn A. Sandifer
and Miss Barbara A. Morris, all
of New York City.
Although Negroes in Rochester
constitute only about per cent of
the total population. there are five
predOminantly Negro schools, one
of them, School No. 9, with SO per
cent Negro enrolment. Census
tracts embracing the school dis
trict indicate the presence of more
than 100 school-age children, but
only 10 are enrolled in School No.
q St<s
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

WILBERFORCE, Ohio. - Roy
Wilkins, executive secretary of the
NAACP, received an honorary de-
gree of Doctor of Laws here this
week at the list Commencement
exercise of Central State College.
Addressing the graduates, on
June 10, the NAACP leader said
that the sending of helpless faml-
lies of unemployed adults to North
ern localities. has exposed the
nation to the extent of the depri-
vation and misery which the South
has forced upon Negro citizens. -
He also cautioned that "the old
fashioned virtues of truth, excel
lence, morality and integrity must
be ours in practice. We cannot
wink at immortality. We cannot
cOndone crime.
1--WE cannot permit diStasteful
habits and crude behavior to be
accepted as group standards. We
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

man Music Co., 442O IN. Central
Ave-, Phoenix, Arizona
The workshop will feature pre-
sentation Of the latest piano teach
ing methods developed at the New
School for Music Study in Prince
ton, N. j. The Princeton inStitu-
ton, a unique center fofsrpiano
pedagogy and music research,
specializes in the training of pro-
fesSional piano teachers and teach
ers of piano pedagogy
"A feature of the workshop here,
which is free of charge to all
teachers, will be the premier pre-
sentation of eight new books in
the Frances Clark Library Tor
Piano Students.
Miss Clark founded the New
School for Music Study in 1860
Its unique curriculum, the out
growth of IS years Of research
and planning, is designed to meet
the professional needs of pianists
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
Motion To Dismiss
NAACP Suit Denied

BROOKLYN, N. Y. ! A motion
filed by the attorney for the Amity-
vile. L. l., School Board, Leroy
Van Nostrand, to dismiss an MA
ACP suit against the Board mas
been denied by Brooklyn Fedei al
Court Judge Walter Bruchhau5en.
The NAACP suit charges that
segregation exists in the Amity-
vile schools. Most of the towns
Negro school children, $50 in all,
are concentrated in one school.
The Board denied the charge on
the basis that any concentration
of Negro students in particular
schools is an accident of housing
and not an act of the Board.
In the motion for dismissal it
was claimed that there was not suf-
ficient evidence that segregation
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

Fishing trips cruises just explorer holidays on the water
will enjoyable for the whole family this year if
Thermos" brand marine jug and ice chest included
the list of boating necessities
Jug with stainless steel upper Atherlite
base and liner is completely rproof Base and lid attract
for Superefciency has
one-gaon capacity and guarantees the whole family
reshngy drinks for those hours spent waiting for
a "be" Price, about $1095
Another must for boating fun is 'Thermos ice chest It,
completely rustproof has Atherte base liner
the base buegreen All come equipped with
hardware and attached bottle The 1912 19 112
inch holds "a 12ounce bottles 40 pounds of ice Price
about $2095 The 1914 % 2 size holds 40 12ounce
bottles 70 pounds Of ice Price about $2595
Both the marine and the ice chest have miracle PoS
temp insulation and use only one-thrd the ice OF ordinary
containers. iIe aA
temp and enig onethird the lee q ofanafY
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
PAGE a
III.
Ayi:zo,,a Sun
THURSDAY, JUNE Fl, 1862


existed. However, the judge ruled,
on July 7, that the NAACP did
rot have to prove its case in its
original papers and that there was
sufficient cause for action.
This is the second motion for dis
missal of school suits filed by the
NAACP which has been denied.
A similar motion was presented
several weeks ago by Mr.. Van Nos
trand on behalf of the Hampstead
School Board. Federal Judge John
Dooling refused to dismiss the
action on the same grounds.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
July Fourth Rally Slated For NAACP

planning to become teachers and
experienced teachers who wish to
increase their professional skills.
The local course is one of a
nationwide tour of 1875 workshops
being presented this summer
throughout the United States and
Canada.
The local workshop is to be con-
Quoted by Miss Elvina Truman,
chairman of private instruction
and a supervisor of piano pedago-
gy at the New School, Miss Tru-
man, a graduate of Westminster
Choir College and brilliant con-
cert artist, has been associated
with the Frances Clark Workshops
for six years, and has conducted
workshops for piano teachers in
over 100 major cities.
Sponsor of the Frances Clark
Workshop here will be the Leder-
man Music Co..
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
Central State Confers Degree On wilkins

cannot be content with getting by
when top performance is demand
ed all around the world" he said.
College President Charles w.
Wesley conferred the LID. de-
gree upon MIR. Wilkins who was
presented by Dr.. N. K Christopher,
a member Of the College Board OF
Trustees ard of the NAACP Board
of Directors.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

The u. S. Air Force has con-
tinuing need for college graduates
on the Aerospace Team, Technical
Sergeant Stanley c. Nitso, local
Air F orce Representatives states.
College students may now apply
for officer training through the Air
Force officer Training School pro-
gram up to 21O days prior to grad
uation.
Officer Training School. offers a
three-month co-educational course
and graduates win a commission
as a Second Lieutenant.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

PRINCETON, N. J. = Local and
area piano teachers will attend
a one-day Frances Clark Work
shop on June %, 1862 at the Leder-
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

"Television is a truly remarkable
invention. The same set that puts
YOU and your wife to sleep keeps
the neighbors awake. Harold COZ
fin.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

There are more men than wom-
en- in mental hospitals, which just
goes to show who's driving who
crazy. Peter Veale.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21
College Graduates Needed For
The U.S.. Air Force Aerospace Team

Detailed information on the OTIS
Program may be obtained by con-
tacting Air Force Recruiting Head
quarters at III W. Washington
St., Phoenix, or by calling AL 2
9755.
Arizona sun., 1962-06-21

BROTHERHOOD NECESSARY To-
SURVIVAL
The Reverend Archibald j. Carey
Jr. of Chicago told rally in Char
lesion, w. Va. that This business
of brotherhood and equal oppor-
tunity is no longer noble senti-
ment in this shrining world, but
has become the sinew of our sur
vival."
Evening star., 1962-10-28
By CHARLES PUFFENBARCER

and $12 at some of Maryland's bet
ter-equipped camping areas, about
par for state parks, we were told.
Pitching the tent took only a
matter of minutes and the cocktails
Evening star., 1962-10-28

@ Take ASPlRIN-to relieve headache
q Use BEAM Sterile Decongestant Eye Drops to
relieve eyestran symptoms in so seconds
Simple headache fast when aspirin plus
Beam Aspirin relieves the headache Beam relieves the
strain symptoms need Beam decongest the tiny blood
that become congsted when strained
rritaed soothes tired eyes, stops itching burning
alergc weeping in 60 seconds.
Just drops of Beam DecOngestant Eye Drops the
only drop containing Keran the safe decongestant doc
tors use in private medical practice million bottles
containing this soothing decongean have been sold by drug
gists. No prescription needed.
So safe Beam be used for months without ham,
Wonderful relief from smog dust hay fever fever pol
lens smoke glare eyestran from driving reading TV
viewing, and water irritation from swimming.
Beam today All drug counters. Eyeuard in package
Evening star., 1962-10-28

among the Is sites; later we learned
the camp area is being expanded.
The tab here was SIPS per night or
81 per week. It runs as high as 81
Evening star., 1962-10-28

renteO, aIteE care
full inspection to make sure it
would zip tightly closed against in
sects and other curious creatures.
Sleeping bags were borrowed.
The picnic ice chest was packed.
An extra block Of ice was taken
along in the front porch milk box.
Charcoal was packed Cater we
found it on sale at most camping
areas). Extra flashlight batteries
were purchased just in case.
Arriving at Cunningham Falls
State Park, four miles west Of Thur
mont, Md, late Saturday afternoon,
we were directed to almost the last
available campsite by courteous
ranger. We discovered that
"campsite" consists of a piece of
ground for the tent and a spot to
park the car. There is either an out
door stove or fireplace at each site
and two picnic tables.
Toilet facilities (cOld water
only were spotted here and there
n r. ocT0pxn % 1oao
Evening star., 1962-10-28
NEXT
YEAR
WE'LL
GO


Ot1S t1uS WIFI UOAAVWS0 0AAA . A~AAS~~
equipment before finally deter
mining to make the financial in
vestment necessary for mid-Twen-
tieth Century pioneering.
Now we're spending the winter
collecting the necessary parapher-
MALTA for further jaunts. But a story
goes with it.
Being not too kindly disposed
to mosquitoes, bees, spiders, and
snakes, my wife and l decided for
the first trip to 60 it with caution.
We would 60 alone for a week
end, leaving the kiddies with
grandma. If fMOmma and Poppa sur
vived and enjoyed it, the decision
for more extensive camping could
be made.
We needed information. Not
the kind you get from Over-enthuSi-
astic acquaintances; something
official.
Notes to the Maryland Depart
ment of Forests
Evening star., 1962-10-28

KASCu1U6 SuC SCnS tVVA Vu4y q
matter of minutes and the cocktails
were quickly con-
structed and the
steaks put on ~
the fire. / look "
ed around and -dWL13
thought: What a N7g >
ridiculous turn ealA@zgllI -
for the backyard $500 ~
barbecue to take. @rIRM
There was -
only enough day
light after dinner
for quick survey
of the area.
Then came the critical test
darkness.
Somewhat hampered by lack of
a lantern 1--WE found that a flash
light just won't do), we buttoned up
the campsite, or whatever you call
getting ready for bed in the wilder
ness.
Darkness proved not to be the
semi-darkness we knew in the city
and suburbs. The stars through the
trees were as bright as new, twink
ling Christmas tree lights. There
were millions of them.
There was nowhere to 60 and
the new experiences had been tir-
ing. The sandman arrived, but
reluctantly.
The ground felt terribly hard.
C"Air mattresses are necessity"
a wiser head advised the next day.
But only initiate them about half
way for best results.'0
There were strange noises, or
lack of them. No autos came sing
ing by. The neighborh0od fire
house was not heard from. But
there were sounds called crickets,
and birds and other, less familiar,
things.
Some late travel
ers pulled in at the u n
unheard of hours of 10 >sSS
or II pm. with blind SN
ing headlights and *
fusSy children.
During one period SA
of wakefulness some NSSk
wild, four-footed neigh ~
Dor scampered past, p
alarmingly near.
Sleep was a sometime thing,
Evening star., 1962-10-28

WYE DECIDED
w recently to
see first hand
about this camp
ing craze we're
told is sweeping
the country. Could
it really be as re-
warding as some
of the reports fill
tering into the
suburbs?
Evening star., 1962-10-28

ment of Forests
and Parks and the
Virginia Depart
ment of COnSer-
vation quickly
brought enough
literature to keep
a birdcage car
peted for years to
come.
A tent was
rented. after care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03

HOLLYWOOD = An older home;
lovely tree-shaded yard; liv. rm..
din: area, kitchen. 3 bedrms. and
bath, full bsmt. with kitchen, full
shower and Kround-level exit to
patio; VA-FHA. S15.T50. Call 474-
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Georgia ave. and Upshur st. NV.
Unbelievably beautiful and modern
for this. low, low rental. All sery.
ices included. RA. 6-2117.
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ARLINGTON N.-SToP RACKING
YOUR BRAIN. Do you need 4
bedrms.. 2 baths, but think it's
impossible find for S1S,500, WE
b hASE too oo Fo Two roy t ina bed s a
are beautifully paneied. Cape Cod
styling! Full bsmt. with outside
entrance. FLA financing. $751;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03

ALEX. AREA-No MONEY DOWN
OF Vacant. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier completely redecorated. .fea-
lures living room with fireplace,
FULLY equipped country-style kitch-
en-. ti'e@ beth. utility room, H.
VIII. ',~-t '~c-4~" ~ love-
corner lot. Price S1s,5Oo. Move in
with deposit.
BELL REALTY co. XII. s-1S6S
ALEXANDRIA AREA - New B.
bedrm. brick rambler. Ia baths.
with fIrepl. ~ liv. rm.. separate
din. rm., 1S-ft. kit. garage and
. finished rms. in bsnt. FLA,
low down payment. Call so. o.
1911. or OV. 3-27l6.
ALEXANDRIA-CuStom- built rsmb-
Ter overlooking the Potomac River.
This home features hedrms.,
maids room, ga baths. lge. liv.
and din. rm. with Wv. carpet.
deluxe kitchen. intercom system,
dble. garage. This home is selling
under builders cost at $4,000.
Dir: Go out Duke St. 4 blks.
past telegraph I'd. turn right to
open sign. For further informa-
ton cali NJ & s REALTY. 81.
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OCCUPANCY
Conn. Calvert. Up to 5000 50. It,
Reas. rent. ME 1886.
Bethesda, Nd. New office bldg. be.
ing completed with pvt. pkg.
Rockville, Md. Congressional Plaza
Shopping Center. Just completed
additional office space. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03

ARLINGTON. NORTH = Desirable
neiehborhood close. to schools. and
coIopial features sci living S toom W}ts
fireplace, den. separate dinine
rom, kitchen with eating space
three bedrooms, Ia baths, rec. rm
with fireplace: assume present
41a?6 loan or refinance. S21 800
Call to see this "one-of-a-kind."
ia. 4-4477, BANKSON REALTY
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l ACRE

Annsndale-Lovely home located
on 1-acre wooded lot. Just re-
decorated. vacant. move in with
deposit. flexible financing. Price
$4,000. Call now to see: JE,
4-0433. FALLFAx REALTY, NC.
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Trade For Farm
Detached Rrick How.

OeCdC1leu brlcK Home
center-hall entrance, living ru
W/firepl.. din. rm., euuipned tit
bkfst. nook. 3 bedrmse bafh.,'
attic. full bsmt.. rec, rm. IL bstS'
concrete porch, lot so by "a pain
Campanella & Co, Realtors
Elk. 3-4113 IN eoeo
VIRGINIA CATTLE FARM : A.
prox; III a.: 3-bedrm. home. cep
trsl Mt; Good val, S49, 500, Tern
FURNISHED village home Ii onIs nus.
$1,000. Everything. Including W.T.
S SaiI tools. WAUGH REAfk.
can VA. 5-S502 Office VA va
SlS2 or VA. 5-Sss3 res. va o.
WE NAVE a large number of to-
listing: Maybe Just the one iaf I'm
We We,re waiting for your car KANESoo
WASHINGTON REALTY ~ ~ hAMP
lax. Va. OR. 3-612l, Fdir'
l90-A. FARM-CulpepeT U.
Blue Ridge foothills: so al, IN
open. 20 acres timbered ceres
MOUSE. large stream and lei o-Tm.
se.s00, good terms, VII. SHTssDs'
CONTINUED on Next Pare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03

ALEX. AREA-3-year, new, 4-bed-
room iall on one floor brick
split-levei. featuring large living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room. modern kitchen, family
loads Of extras, full Easements. 9
car garage. beautiful view Of the
countryside: FLA approved at
S26,500.
BELL REALTY CO. XII. S-1S6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03

ARLINGTON, N. 4407 N. 18th at.
BY OWNER. 5000 On. 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod with hot-water heat.
full bsmt., lge., fenced lot, Vacant
Walk in to inspect. Call Mr.. Singer
JU. 9-7302, principals only
NORTH - A lovely
home, conveniently located on Q
quiet street. ideal for q young
or retired couple. features 2 bed
rooms. large living room, spacious
kitchen. on 4 lovely shaded lot.
Sale prise only ,SI3,50o;. shown
4353. evenings ia. 2-7Ha4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03
VIENNA

bedroom, 3-bath brk. Colonial on
approx. 413 acres; large liV. rm..
din. rm., kit. and den on LIST
floor; 4 large bedrms. and . baths
on md floor: full bsmt. with Is
by 23 rec. rm. and bath: oil hot
water heat; $4,000. For Apt,
please call MRS. WILLIAM H.
LAUGHLIN, Realtor. Mclean, Va.
Ell. 6-416l: ewes. Mr.. Wight. DU.
5-63O5 Office closed on Sunday.
Properties shown by appointment
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CONTINUED :.

PC. CO.: on-and-off sale liquor
lie, fully equip. rest. bar, club
I'm. and pkg. store; Ice. seating
capacity, lge. parking area: only
bar and pkg. store operated at
present. By OWNER, AP. 7-744S.
RESTAURANT FOR LEASE. in
motel. profitable location, ideal
fo 1,, husband iS a3s yifs ,t team; CO. CO.
Rockville pike, ask for Mr..
Kellerman.
RESTAURANT for sale By owner;
reas.: good busi.; Washington-Lee
shopping ctr. Palace Restaurant,
100 s. Wayne st., Arl.. Va.
RESTAURANT, food only. Excel. IN
business and loo. Sale by OWNER.
Call FEE. S-3607.
STORE FOR SALE. Appliance, furn,
new and used. Best loo. In city OF
Hyatts. AP. 7-5070, WA. 7-7O41.
HRaARA AAaAaAA L. mRMR
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IT'S z
MARTIN

XII. s-754n Ewes. so. 10000
ALE. fREA-Brk. rambler, 3
bedrooms wfull bsmt., fenced
yard level. Only S1s,500. CALL
NOW
CREST REALTY K1. 9-4222
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

kIVERDALE AREA-Brick 3 bed
rm., full bsmt. FLA appraised
$4,000, $3.50 down and SlO(
per mo. or VA no down. S97 mo
JU. S-S474.
RITE REALTY
LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Custom brick. rambler; cornerstone
rms, full din. rm., din.-area Kit,
psmt., 2 baths: conv. to parochiai
and public schools, walking dist.
70 shopping ana bus. We have
many good. listtngs ranging from
$1,000 and up. Best financing
available; office, RE. $4,000 or
MnoRRlEe C 4 MOORE nrA1rnpa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED

SALE ALE zonsd sheet et metal fabrice-
5000 50. #. $4,000 max. j. S.
WAGNER, LA. 9-6655.
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MT. RAINIER, All Both ST.
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and bath. full bsmt., auto. Gil heat,
off-street parking. No down pay
ment. Just take over monthly
payments Of S97.3T. DE, 2-245S
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LEWIsDALE-BY OWNER, attract.
brick Cape Cod with 2 bedrms..
7expandable attic. 2 full baths,
finished rec. rm. with brick bar,
equipped laundry rn., wall-to-wall
carpeting, alum. storm windows.
Many extras to be seen. HA. e.
S107.
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La. 9-9222 Sun. & ewes. MA. 2-OsOs
=

Il
WEST LANHAM ESTATES
Where families enjoy life. New ram
blers starting at $4,000. Quality
built and attractive. All have full
bsmts.. copper plumbing, BX cleo
trio wiring. off-street parking.
sidewalks. Sodded lots, de luEe
kits, planned for efficiency and
easy care. Surface range. Dis
posal. Large refgr. ana exhaust
ian. Choice OF 5 or 4 bedrms., |
or "a baths, sep. din. room. Car
port and fireplace optional. Ter
rife terms and big trade-in al
lowsnce.
Directions: Out RE. so to 18th,
lit to sample house.
PRINCE GEO PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-21T5 SIP. 2-723"
OX0N HILL - 3-bedrm. rambler;
llv; rm: wIdin. area; radiant heat;
$4,000. 1000 dn.. assume FLA
loan. BY OWNER, 24s-53O6.
OxON HILL, 3 bedrm. ramblers;
SOUTH LAWN RLTY.. 24s-5523.
0XON HILL-3-yr.-oid rambler. 2
bedrms.: excellent location for
Children, conv. to school and bus
line; GI nothing down; S14.5OO.
CHI, S-SSS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03
NEAR MARYLAND u.

OFF CHEVERLY AVE; 97I5 Bell
view ave.-Nice all brick Cape
Cod; 8 rms, large liv. rm. with
open fireplace, lovely tile bath,
recreation rm. in knotty pine,
extra toilet in bsmt; built in gar
most complete home. Cali
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-03
MOORE q MOORE, REALTORS
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

4 bedrm. brick. knotty pine rec.
Im, full bsmt., first time offered.
S17,5o0. FLA. $500 dn., 500. go
mo. plus taxes and ins.