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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25

Inc, Silver Spring, and an active
member of the Silver Spring
Business and Professional Won.
ems Club. The couple live at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25

2100 Dexter ave. They were
married on January 9, 1887, in
Ellicott City, Md. and have al.
ways Lived In this area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-25
Board Meeting

A meeting of the executive
board of the Suburban Won.
ans Club of Montgomery Coun.
ty will be held on January IS
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Frank D. Schulman, 10507
Brunswick ave-, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

version to the paying group.
Ethiopia and Sudan are both
going to buy bonds, though
neither pays for either peace
force. Austria is. too. though it
does not pay for the Congo
force.
Would Repay by Budget
The bond issue will bear 2
per cent interest a year. mature
in Is years and be repaid out
Of the regular U. N. budget
which all members support.
The Soviet Union threatens
to hold back the part Of its
budget assessment that would
go to pay off bonds. 1t argues
that the scheme mortgages U
N. headquarters to the bond
holders, that it goes against the
u. N. charter and that, anyhow
the General Assembly usurpS
Security Council powers when
it sets aside money for peace
keeping operations. Just how
far the Soviet Union will &C
on this line remains to be seen
Evening star., 1962-04-01
DATELlNE MILAN
New Tunnel Opens
Road Under AIps

MILAN, Italy, Mar. 81 (AP)
THE day is coming when a
road will be cut beneath Mont
Blanc" said Horace Benedict de
Saussure. The year was 1887.
The scientific world paid little
attention to the Swiss natu-
raliSt.
The wind-driven SHOWS of
ITS winters have blasted the
face Of the white tower" since
then, and now the day is here
Next Thursday Italian and
Swiss workmen deep in the
bowels Of the mountain chain
will smash from opposite sides
to open the first highway tun-
mel under the Alps.
The majestic Alps stand
shoulder to shoulder in a form
alton that curves 400 miles
along the frontiers of France,
Italy. Switzerland and Austria
- an icy barrier dividing
Northern and Southern Europe
Its most insurmountable wall
Is the Mont Blanc chain, 100
miles northwest of Milan,
where Italy touches France and
Switzerland. The central massif
Evening star., 1962-04-01

would see q more subtle side
Of Communist ways.
For example, q penSioned
Czech suspected of theological
deviations" Is judged by a
neighborhood committee that
decides whether his pension
should be reduced.
Children sent to church by
their parents can not receive q
secondary education.
Children as young as 8 years
Of age start to learn Commu-
mist theory.
Western newspapers an d
magazines are banned from
newSStandS.
Evening star., 1962-04-01
DATELINE LONDON
London Season
Stors 900 Debs

LONDON, Mar. 81 (AP).-
The parents of Britain's new
crop of debutantes will spend
a record $50 million to launch
their daughters in the social
season beginning Friday.
The season, as it's called.
dates back to the gay days of
King Charles II in 1860.
From Friday until early Au-
gust the chandelier and caviar
circuit will be in full swing.
Before World War II, about
100 girls per season made an
official debut. This year there
are about 900.
More than 500 debutante
Evening star., 1962-04-01

late Dag Hammarskjold as
secretary general. Only Cuba,
Guinea and Mali joined the
Soviet bloc In boycotting Mr..
Hammarskjold. All the rest Of
the United Nations, in one de-
gree or another, backed him
up.
Cuba, Belgium and France
voted with the Soviet bloc
against the bonds project. The
vote In the general assembly
was 58-13, with 80 countries
sustaining or absent.
~ Countries to Buy
Two months ago U Thant,
the acting secretary general,
sent out his first bond-selling
letters. Twenty-Five countries
have since stated their inten-
tions Of buying more than $3.50
million in bonds. in some cases
subject to legislative approval.
Three have already bought
$5.780,000 worth Denmark.
Finland and Norway.
The intended buyers include
the United States, Britain and
West Germany. They also in
clude Asian neutrals Burma,
Ceylon and India). African
neutrals ethiopia and Sudan
and European neutrals (AuS-
tria and Sweden).
Few Pay Assessments
Facing o deficit, Thant sug-
gested the bond issue because
fewer than q third Of the men,
bers were paying assessments
for the q. N. special forces in
tn Congo and the Middle East.
Sixty-nine nations are in de-
fault for one or the other, or
both. Among the biggest de-
faulters are the Soviet Union,
France, Nationalist China, Bel
GUM and Italy. Also in the no
'lpay group are many Commu-
mist, Latin American, African
and Asian countries.
The bond pledges Of some
countries may be signs Of con-
Evening star., 1962-04-01

dances have been planned. plus
countless cocktail parties. Some
debs double up on coming out
parties, their parents sharing
the expense.
Party Cost Big Item
Bringing out a deb daughter
includes such obvious things as
clothes for the season, but the
big expense is the party itself.
Father has to pay for an
orchestra, food, drink, servants,
a ballroom, flowers, invitations.
When the guests run into the
hundreds the cost scars into
the thousands.
The season, however, includes
more than debs.
Some of the events are the
derby on EPSON Downs. the
Henley Regatta, June week at
Eton College, cricket at Lords.
the Chelsea flower show. the
international horse show. and
racing at Royal Ascot.
Four Race for Crown
The uncrowned deb Of the
year probably will come this
season from among these four:
Diana Macleod, daughter OF
lain Macleod, chairman Of the
Conservative Party and leader
of the House of Commons.
Amanda Heathcoat = Amory.
cousin of Lord Amory.
Katherine Steinberg, daugh-
ter of a textile magnate.
Suki Marsham Townsend,
cousin of Lord Romney.
AS far as parents are con-
cerned, the whole purpose Of
the season is getting their
daughters engaged to suitable
young men.
Many, but not all, get en-
gagged.
Queen Elizabeth II abolished
debutante presentation parties
in 1858. Some Londoners sadly
called that the twilight of the
debs. Just the opposite has
happened.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

looms three miles skywar6,
(15,777 feet).
All to Be on TV
All Europe will be watching
by televiSion hookup when
Italians and Swiss step through
the breach to embrace each
other in the Grand st. Bernard
tunnel.
BY the end of next year, cars
and trucks will roar through
the 3.7-mile tunnel between
Saint-Rhemy, Italy, and Bourg
st. Pierre, Switzerland.
Twelve miles west Of Saint
Rhemy, other workers are bit
ing foot by foot into the last
mile of a second motor tunnel.
This is the Mont Blanc tunnel
linking Courmayeur, Italy, with
Chamonix, France, 10 miles
away. 1t also will open late
in 1868 after four years of
human toll through cave-ins,
water leaks and soft-rock slides.
Many see the tunnels as a
move toward a united Europe.
Everyone talks of the role they
will play in speeding the flow
of goods in the expanding
European Common Market.
Highways now snake through
alpine valleys at an average
level of $500 feet. Snow and ice
block them every winter, closing
all but five roads at the ex-
tremities Of the alps.
To Defy Elements
The new tunnels will defy
the elements. Concrete but
tresses will make approach
roads avalanche-proof. Devices
in the pavement will make
them freeze-proof.
The highway distance be-
tween Paris and Rome will
shrink 124 miles. A drive from
Turin to Geneva now covers
1876 miles in summer, 400 miles
in winter. The Mont Blanc
tunnel will chop the distance to
167 miles any month Of the
year.
Traffic through the Grand
St. Bernard tunnel will be
commercial. The other
tunnel will be the delight of
tourists, who pour into Italy
and the Riviera by the thous-
ands every year from Belgium.
Holland and Scandinavia.
Every thousand feet along the
roadways-paved "a feet across
in Grand st. Bernard and %
feet in the Mont Blanc tunnel
will find parking
areas. snack bars, telephones,
washrooms and service stations.
Evening star., 1962-04-01
DATELINE U. N.
Soviet Held Loser
On Bond Issue

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Mar. 81 (AP).-The Soviet
Union and its Communist al
lies find themselves beaten on
the question of United Ma
tionS bonds even if the U. N.
fails to sell the whole issue
of 5000 million.
More than a score of coun-
tries have agreed to put their
Evening star., 1962-04-01
DATELINE PRAGUE
Red BIoc's Paris
WeHOH Materially

PR A G e, CZecnoSloVaKla,
March 81 (AP).-Communists
call Prague the Paris Of the
East Bloc. There are night
clubs, strip joints, jazz spots,
swank restaurants-all the
things the Communists usually
condemn as evidence OF cap
|italist decay.
It's communism with a juke
box as one Englishman here
put it.
A Westerner's eyes might
pop, coming here after a tour
of the rest of the drab Com
munist world.
You see people pretty well
dressed. Stores seem well
stocked. Restaurants serve in
ternational foods. Strip dane
ers peel to Cole Porter's Love
For Sale" You can order
Scotch whisky, bubbling Cri-
mean champagne and Hun
garian wines.
Grand Plan Seen
This is a paradise compared
to East Berlin" said a touring
East German.
Its all part of a grand
plan," said a Western Euro
pean businessman who visits
often. "They want to remove
from communism the symbol
of a badly clothed, unshaveo
fellow poised with a bomb"
Com munism under the
regime of President Antonir
Novotny exists. however, be-
hind the glitter of Prague
There are the secret police anc
many curbs on freedom OF the
individual.
Plainclothesmen keep long
vigils outside hotels where for.
eigners stay. They do their best
to stop Czechs from making con-
tact with foreigners, even with
those from the rest of the So
Wet bloc.
Though they are much better
off than people in most Com
munist countries, Czechs com.
plain. Their biggest complaint
is lack of freedom.
Hundreds of American tour.
lists come here every year." sale
a Czech, land all they can dc
is marvel that we are not al
poor in material things as some
people in the West believe.
so many of them can't seem
to grasp that what we lack is
the freedom to say ard do what
We want"
~
Evening star., 1962-04-01
DATELlNE PARIS
Tax Issue Rocks
Monoco's Status

PARIS. Mar. 81 (AP).-Mon-
aco's status as a never-never
land is in danger.
The famed casino is still solid
on its foundations and the rou-
lette wheels run true. Prince
Rainier and Princess Grace are
cozily settled in the 120-room
palace. The 65-man royal guard
in chocolate soldier uniforms is
ever loyal.
But the gloom among the
palm trees can never be washed
away by the blue Mediterranean
or burned away by Monaco's
brilliant sunshine.
The problem is simple: in
come taxes.
France has suggested that
perhaps Monacans should pay
income taxes.
Prince Rainier says that
would be the end Of the princi-
pality.
3O0-Acre Country
Monaco lives in a state Of fic-
titious independence through
French tolerance. Its 800 acres
are surrounded by France and
the sea. It's $1,000 residents
only about $500 Of them Mon
acan citizens-could not live or
die without France.
Income taxes began in France
in 1917. Monaco kept its gov
ernment going through revenue
from the casino, sale of its
brightly colored postage stamps
and a wide variety of indirect
taxes.
With no Army to support
no veterans pensions to pay
no farm subsidies and no for
eign aid contributions, Monaco
can still get along the same
way.
Then Prince Rainier hirec
a young American diplomat
Martin Dale, to set up the
Monaco Economic Development
Corp. Mr.. Dale, 90, encouraged
American companies to set ur
headquarters in Monaco. NJ
corporation taxes, no persona
income taxes, a pleasant eli
mate.
More and more plantS-elec'
tronic, medical supplies, per.
fumes, plastics moved init
Monaco. French eyebrow
started arching stiffly.. Th'
business volume doubled from
1859 to 1861. and hit abou
5000 million last year, Francs
claims.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

OOoO w oAASOJ NAOA4oAS I
president of the largest nation
BraZilians say he has begun to
act like a president although
military leaders last August did
not want him in the job.
The men in command Of the
military then-they since have
resigned-charged' that Jango
Goulart was too far left, tied
too closely to Communists, to
move into the presidential pal
ace Janio Quadros left with his
sudden resignation August 25.
To Washington Tuesday
When Mr.. Goulart goes to
Washington Tuesday to visit
President Kennedy, North
Americans will not see much
of the old Goulart left-the
political heir of dictator Getulio
Vargas, the ex-labor minister
who was accused of working
with Communists to strengthen
his political hand, the ex-vice
president who charged foreign
firms bled Brazil.
AS president and leader OF
70 million Brazilians, Joao
pronounced jo-own, almost
rhyming with go-down) Gou-
lart has moved into the center
in the political spectrum. He is
not and never was a commu-
mist.
I'm countries like Brazil" he
says, AL reformist position is
labeled as leftist by forces in
terested in maintaining the
status quo. In countries like
Brazil, the state necessarily has
to exercise a role Of leadership
in a policy of development.
Many times this is confused
with socialism or even with
communism"
Policy of Two Words
AS for his political theology
now, Mr.. Goulart sums it up
in what he calls two words:
Development - To conquer
backwardness.
"Freedom-so that the strug-
gle against underdevelopment
can be carried out within the
principles Of democracy"
Mr.. Goulart's trip to Wash
ington, New York, Chicago and
the strategic Air Command
headquarters in Omaha is his
first outside Brazil since he as
Sumed the presidency last
September with the nation on
the verge of civil war because
of a military roadblock against
him.
Under military pressure, the
Brazilian Congress adopted a
parliamentary system of gov
ernment that left Mr.. Goulart
as a mere figurehead president.
But Mr.. Goulart apparently
has outgrown the boundaries
cut out for him. He seems to
WELD considerable influence.
The parliamentary system is
in a tranSitory stage" observes
one deputy. Joao Mendes. 1--WE
have what still amounts to a
presidential system. Goulart
was elected vice president and
he is now president with as
much authority as the council
of ministers"
This latter group Is headed
by Prime Minister Tancredo
Neves.
Looks Forward to Trip
Mr.. Goulart looks forward to
his trip to the United States
and to meeting Mr.. Kennedy
"a man of my own generation.
of progressive spirit"
Relations between the
United States and Brazil are
progressing normally, that is,
within the climate of tradi-
tional friendship and good un-
derstanding," Mr.. Goulart told
this reporter. Beyond this and
within the dynamics of inter-
national relations, the pros
poets are good for the strength
ening of that friendship with
real benefits to both countries
and for the continent.
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Gou-
lart will find they have a lot in
common. Both are wealthy.
Both are A years old. Both are
Roman Catholics. Both have
attractive wives.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

through much the same ex-
perience they had q year ago
when they sought to oust the
Evening star., 1962-04-01

money on the line in opposi-
ton to the Soviet stand.
The Russians are going
Evening star., 1962-04-01
BroziI's President,
Due Here 7 uesdoy,
I urns to Center
GouIurt Denies He's Leftist,
Asks Development, Freedom
BY ROBERT BERRELLEZ
Associated Press staff Writer

BRASILIA Brazil, Mar. 31-He drives small along
with the rest of the traffic whzzg down the wide
of Brasia He doesn't look like millionaire. In public he
doesn't act like
(Jango) Goulart is not only millionaire but the
president nation America Today
Evening star., 1962-04-01
Competitors Shrek

French competitors shrieked
as products made in Monaco
entered France without duty.
Now France has called for a
review of the French-Monacan
treaty. France came out flatly
and said it thought Monacans
should be subjected to the same
tax structure as Frenchmen.
The issue is not resolved.
But a mortal blow has been
struck at the complacency of
Monacans, who thought they
could live in a tax-free world
as long as each ruler supplied
an heir to rule the priciaplity.
Evening star., 1962-04-01
Leninism Dominates

If the tourist could see the
realities of Prague. he would
not see non-Communists shot
in their beds any more. He
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FLORANCE REALTY
PHONE 451-3900
OPEN / TO 9 PM.

Falls Church-st. James Parish
Lovely brick rambler close to trans
portation and shopping. 3 twin
size bedrms.. 2 full baths. liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm..
all-elec. kit. full bsmt. with 32x24
panel, rec: rm.. 2nd kit, and "a
bath. Lovely yard and patio. Make
offer on down payment and as
sumo lge. GI low int. loan. Priced
at S26. 950.. West on Broad st. in
Falls Church, 2 blks. beyond West
call WEST FALLS REALTY. JE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MeLEAN-BY OWNER. Ramps~. 8
oedrms-. iv. I'm. and kit. bath.
sep din rm. 2 patioS, beaut.
wooded and Handicapped with 100
yr.-old trees, b-aere Let. BY
appt. only. Sls.5o0. II. o-6i54.
MCLEAN = De luxe split-level. 4
bedrns-. 3 full baths. large day
light rec. rm-, large fully equipped
Kitchen. bsmt., swim. pool mem
bership included. Assume GI or
finance FHA. sec. 800. OWNER,
FL. 6-52S1.
MCLEAN
Chesterbrcok Woods
iI-roo-n custom-built brick-aad-
stone rambler situated on wocdLd
"a acre overlooking the handsome
homes Of this area. The per.eSt
setting for extensive entertaining.
Beautifully appointed 2Gx2O. step
down living room, dining room
seats 10. Den, recreation roam,
sounc-prcof music room. 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths. brick wall gives
privacy to large rear patio with
tiled floor. By appointment.
j. c. CHATEL CO.
IA. $4,000
Ewes. and sun, KE. S-s513
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In this fully air-conditioned 3 bed
rooms. 2-bath custom-planned
tree. Corner lot. Modern kitchen
has wall oven, tabletop range.
Finished rec. rm. with inviting
fireplace, has built-in TV an
tenna. Outside entrance from func-
tional utility room. All this and
more for only S22,950. Call now.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
Va, Ell. 6-4161
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LYNCH
BROS. REALTORS
451-800O

SPRINGFIELD EDsALL PARK =
OWNER. Brick split-level. 3 bed
rms, Va baths. rec. rm,, garage,
fenced I'd. wall-to-wall carpet,
washer. dryer, other extras. As
sumo 4aee CT loan. Appraised
$4,000 FLA. asking S2O'7OO.
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ROUTH
ROBBINS
Rnnl Hrinfa Cam

Springfield 45l-25O0
Alex. S36-6200 Mclean 356-7000
ROSE HILL FARMs-Central air
conditioned. 3-bedrm., 1la-bath
brick rambler. A-acre corner lot,
carport, fireplace, completely equip
kit. washer-drier comb. newly
painted exterior trim. built-in out
door barbecue. concrete patio
Cow. elementary school, shopping
center and bus line. Pool member
ship available. SlS.750. Assume
4hes VA loan. monthly payments
S96.57. Call owner, 80. S-0753, OF
FREDERICK M. LACEY, Real Is
tate and Loans. RO. S-1649.
SEE US AFTER CHURCH today
little 2-bedrm. semi-det., wIrec
nm. Come and get as nosy as you
please. FILA appraised S11. 900.
With $3.50 down, S74 per mo.
Dir: Rte. l to Huntington ave.
to 1915 Victory dr.. Huntington.
CLARK g. SAMPSON, INC.
NV a-aoao Alexandria u, n ee,o
SLEEPY HOLLOW, Mr.. 4 SCoR-
NERS - Attr. 3-bedrm. Colonial,
att. gar. "a baths. firepls.,
fin. rec. rm.. sep: din. rm.. cow.
to shop: ctr. and transp. Priced
in middle eos. OWNER, JE. 1880.
SEVEN CORNERS, FLA appraised
S16,250. Buy FLA or assume
4 81 GI-4-bedrm. brick and
shingle Cape Cod. economical and
newly decorated, full basement,
rec. rm.. good appliances. shaded
fenced lot. S1x135. OWNER. JE.
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HOMES,

IA. 5-94G9
FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS,
ALL ON ONE FLOoR-Brand- new
67-ft. brick rambler. DAYLIGHT
basement with 26x26 paneled rec.
room and fireplace. COMPLETE
LIZ AIR CONDITIONED. Rear
porch and patio off rec, room.
Huge de luxe kitchen and dining
room. 23-ft. living room. ALL
FOUR BEDROOMS TAKE TWIN
BEDS, Is minutes to PENTAGON.
Only $4,000 cash and balance in
one trust. Close to Pinecrest Golf
Course. OPEN SAT. AND SUN
DAY. To reach; Out Shirley hwy.
70 Annandale turn off, right on
Rte: 236 / mile to Braddock I'd
at traffic light, left on Braddock
I'd. "a mile to Spring Valley
drive, right to property. OWNER
BUILDER. CT. 6-3590.
GREAT FALLS AREA-3-bedrm., Q
bath Rambler on approx. - acre.
Lee. liv. rm. w/stone fireplace,
walk-in bsmt. has 25xls rec, nm,
w/stone fireplace, laundry rm. and
pantry. Handicapped lot with nice
shade and fruit trees and grapes.
Water supply is a never failing
spring. Offered at $4,000. Ed
SCHLEGEL, Broker. PL. 0-2l68
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]. C. CHATEL co.

Ewes. and sun. K. s-451s
FALLS CHURCH (Pimmit Hills|-
.'HANDYMAN SPECIAL" Sig5
down incl. settlement. Rambler.
bedrms.. lge lot. Owner will
finance. ST. $4,000.
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HOUSES F0R Saliva.

SHORT CIRCUIT-This new on the
market award winning rambler
will spend q short time on the
real estate circuit. Extreme con-
venience, gracious living room
with lovely brick wall fireplace,
l4-ft. dining room, luxury equip.
kitchen with eating space, 3 large
hedrms., master bedrm. with pri-
vate bath, near balcony that ex-
tends entire length of home. Full
DAYLIGHT basement, third bath.
roughed in. Beautiful lot. loads OF
trees. S26,950. HANSON HOMES.
REALTORS IE a-a-2T
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX. VA.-Duke g. Pickett SITS.
Any amt. up to 80 acres. WAPLE,
1925 14th st. AID 4-2O05.
BENNING RID. MINI. AVE. NJ
Lee. brick bldg. and lot. indus.
and comml. DI. 10000.
BEST BUY acre with large
house, in Spring Lake Park. Mont
gomery County. Ewes. JU. e-9424.
Also 1 acres on Seven Locks I'd.
Ewes. HA. 7-4569.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALToR HA. 7-40s0
FAIRFAX CO., VA. = Property
zoned IL for sale or lease in vart-
Gus size lots, located on Rte. z, 5
mi. NV. Tysons Corner. PL. g.
INDUSTRIAL PARK in SILVER
Spring, Bethesda. Rockville trt-
angle. zoned IL. good terms, will
subordinate; railroad siding op-
tional. Ewes, Sats., Suns, j.
Heller. so S-4422. INVESTOR
NEAR SAFEWAY WAREHOUSE
zoned l-2 heavy industrial. on
railroad. 1876. 500 50. #. of ground,
all util. in. perfect Grade, Soc
4. NJ. ROTH co. RE. 1880
Continued on Next Page)
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MCLEAN

4-BEDRooM CONTEMPORARY
IN 2 parklike setting. Husband in
California. Wife says: "Sell our
house for S34. 900 so I can ioin
my husband" Truly and outstand-
ing home, having 3 baths, beauti-
ful recreation room, ''Mud"-room,
&c luxe kitchen. carport and abun-
dant storage space.
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ODTM ~

Reduced $3.50 to S31. 800. owner
left State. Must sell his custom
ANTIQUE brick 4-level split. / VI.
old. Z rms. 3 bedrms.. 2 more
possible, "a baths. a-modern
kitchen. with floor to ceiling bay
window: Din. I'm. opening onto
lovely lge. screened porch. Rec.
Nestled among "a acre Of trees in
picturesque community Of fine
homes. All this is only 80 minis.
from D. c. and cow. to 8 new
super highways. Take Rte. so or
90 to Cedar lane then north to
ORkdale Park subdivision. left on
Redwood. then to lib Janet lane.
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STANLEY r.
ROWLAND

Co. Inc. Realtor
ROSE HILL-ALEXANDRIA = A
pretty rambler on almost "a acre,
backed to q woods. This house is
ideally arranged, entrance foyer,
kitchen and dining room in the
front, hall to three bedrooms, III
baths, large living room in back
overlooking a very pretty yard.
There is a big basement with rec
reation room 4th bedroom nearly
finished, loads Of space for shop
and storage. A OF loan can be as
sumed. Price only $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
FALLS CHURCH
SLEEPY HOLLOW
SWIMMING poor

Aforementioned. 3-level contempo-
rary on gorgeous q Of an acre.
4O-ft. living room. 14-ft. dining
room, 8 full baths. 3 bedrooms
open onto end level balcony. en-
- closed flagstone patio, garden
and heated swimming pool. BY ap-
pointment.