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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09
EDUCATIONAL N
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5:30-What's New.
600 Metroplex. Transporta-
ton.
6:3O-Air Force Story. Be
tween Wars: 1930-1935." A
report on the Japanese at
tack on Manchuria and the
growth of Hitler's military
power.
6:45-The Friendly Giant.
1900 Continental Classroom.
7:3O-Spanish. 2
8:O0-Virus. DR.. Wendell STAN
ley. q.
500 - Casals' Master Glass.
Music. ~
TOmOrrOW-AM
lin SCHOOL,
OILS, Parlons Francois; 9:45,
Parlons Francois; 1910, Kin
dergarten; Ito, Kindergarten:
las, Science 6; 2:40, Parlons
Francois; $50, French Teacher
Training. 49,
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Fordhum Club Meets
Tonight at GU

The Fordham University Club
Of Washington will meet at 8
o'clock tonight in the Kober-
Cogan West Lounge of the
Georgetown Medical Center.
The meeting will feature a
talk by John Shepard, a Wash
ington member of General
Motors Corporations overseas
division, on the topic, Business
View of Foreign Trade"
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLGHTS

1910, WTOP-The 87th Con-
gress. A report on the sec
ond session.
500, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
Contemporary Revolution in
Latin America.
500, WMAL-F elk GRAM
Show. Featured jazz artists
include Enroll Garner, John
Lehman, Billie Holiday and
Eddie Costa.
1888, WOL-Broadway S how
Time. The original cast al
bum of "Tenderloin."
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School, and Judith Kay Shook,
a senior at Middletown High
School. Young Gantz was spon-
sored by Hagerstown Elks
Lodge 378 and Miss Shook by
Frederick Lodge 684.
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ON THE AIR
Hazel or Mrs. 9
Take Your Pick
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

If you're fan Of either sassy Hazel the Mrs
to College shows you have problem beginning this week.
They'll be on opposite each other (Thursdays $3.50 PM
No use writing about this to the network (CBS) doing the
moving In the Of checkers that networks play
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Other AM Stations

WINx-16O0 Ke.-24-huur operation.
WPIK-730-kc.-Baylight only.
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WWDc-12s0 Ke.-24-houT operation.
WEEL-131o Ke.-24-hOur operation except
Monday midHlght to 8 an. TUESDAY.
W00k-134e ke.-24-h0ur operation Monday
Saturday, Sunday 6 an. to midaIght.
HEAM-13se ke.-2I-hsur operation, except
Sunday mldHight to an. Monday.
WDoN-154o ke.-DsyIlght only.
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Consult your doctor

Romilar CT provides new degree Of comfort
during the day and prevents sleep-robbing cough
ing at night However, no cough medication
should be taken for more than three days at a
time And, should coughing persist after three
days or if fever is present, remember at all times,
the wise thing to do is to consult your doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09
Now released to public

After years of clinical research, Romilar is now
available to the public without prescription in
a new, improved formulation called Romilar CT
Syrup. Adults and children now have, for the
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WPGc-I5sO ke.-Dsyllsht only.
WPRW-t4sO ke.-Dsylight only.
WGMS-51o ke.-Weekdays, $50 an. to I a.
n; Sat-, s:5s an. to an; Sun, 1850 a.
N. to midnight
WAVA-1so Ke.-Daylght only.
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first time, safe and fully effective cough formula
to control the cough reflex without risk of drug
addiction, without nausea, dizziness, constipa.
ton brother side effects possiblewith narcotics.
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The economy of a
concentrated formula"

While most ordinary cough medicines recon-
mend at least teaspoonfuls per dose, Romilar
CT is so effective only teaspoonful is usually
required for prompt relief. Therefore, bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09
Why have so many
doctors prescribed this one
cough formula?

Over 100000 prescriptions for Romla CT have been wrttenby
doctors since 1857 because the first narcotic medication
that effective codene for controlling coughs due colds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-09

Of Romilar CT usually goes twice as far as other
cough preparations.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonghtS top Sho,DS preDieUed By TV Keys staff,
iDho attend rehearSa match screenings and dnalyze
scripts in NeW York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered guide to area uiewerS.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12
CRUSADE MONTH
SET OVER MISSISSIPPI

1862 has been
especially designated as Can
Ger Progress Year according
to Ralph Goodwin, Chairman
Of the Crusade in Mississippi.
This particular year has
been designated as Progress
Year by the ACS and the
National Cancer Institute in
recognition of the remarkable
progress made in the last 25
years against cancer in the
laboratory, the hospital, the
doctors office and in the pub
lies attitude" Goodwin said.
The annual educational and
fund raising drive will begin
on April l. Last year. in Mis-
sisslppi, S144,308.2 was spent
on the total cancer program
of the Mississippi Division. he
said.
Remember this" Chair
man Goodwin said. "sixty cents
of every dollar you give brings
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12

April is Crusade Month in
llfe-saving facts into homes.
factories, offices, schools -
and keeps your physician up
to-date on the newest and best
methods for detecting, dag
nosing and treating cancer"
Your money also helps
provide service to help pat
tents and their families meet
the pain and burden of can
GER" he said.
Chairman Goodwin also ex-
planned that the remaining 4Oc
of every dollar contributed to-
ward the nations fight against
Cancer helps program a nat
1on-wide program of research
public and professional educa-
ton and information.
"To Cure More : Give More
is our slogan for our educa-
tional and Embarrassing drive
during April" Chairman God
win said.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12
Feeder Pig Sales
important Revenue

purchaser always guaranteed
that the pigs are sound and
healthy. All of this is import
ant in the hog feeding bust
ness. Low quality pigs of poo~
breeding lowers the value Of
finished hogs at market time.
Hogs of different weights are
not as attractive to the buyer
as those of uniform weight
and color. Diseased or I'm
thrifty pigs increase costs and
can mean the difference bet
Ween profit and the feeder.
Stress Better Breed
Considerable attention has
been given to better breeding
and the production of meat
type hogs in Mississippi. Being
a deficit hog-producing state,
increased interest has also
been shown in hog feeding.
Many producers having small
farming operations have
found the production Of feeder
pigs to be a good supplemental
income. Others who grow a
sizeable amount of grain had
rather market the grain throu-
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12

gh hogs. To benefit both
groups and to aid the hog in
dustry, the Extension Service
and producers have organized
three area quality feeder pig
sales in the state. These are
located at Bonneville, Bates
Vile and Philadelphia.
Sales Are Asset
Several successful sales
have been held and have been
an asset to the feeder as well
as the producer. All pigs are
vaccinated at least two weeks
prior to sale and must be
sound and healthy at sale
time. The pigs, upon arrival
at the sale, are graded ac-
cording to weight and quality
and penned in uniform lots
of 30-40 pigs depending on
size and pen space. Pigs en-
tered in the sale are usually
in the 5000 pound weight
range. Grading and sorting
according to weight enables
the buyer to purchase the
number and weight of pigs
desired. He is also assured of
good healthy pigs that will
do well in the feed lot.
Sales to be held in the near
future are at Batesville on APP
ril II and at Bonneville On APP
Ri 10. Information pertaining
to other sales throughout the
year may be had by contracting
your local county agents Of
flee.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12
Written DEVELOPING
FLOOD CONTROL INFO

/ basis that this was not purely
a local matter but had effect
on all points up and down the
road"
He further cited the example
of some years ago when the
Corps Of Engineers wanted to
settle the matter of damage
between the Corps and the
Bruce Railroad, stating. awe
were able to convince General
Wheeler, Chief of the Corps
of Engineers, that any such
settlement did not take into
account the matter of public
necessity and convenience and
for that reason could not be
made"
General Lane and his as
socrates agreed to reStudy the
whole matter of Harmontown
crossing and to give attention
to what remedy would be JUS
titled. Mr.. Written also report
ed that he expressed to the
Corps the need to maintain
flood control projects, includ-
ing Mississippi levees, on a
sound basis year in and year
out, because it mot only al
leviates risk but saves money
in the long run He cited in
stances in the past where re-
duced expenditures one year
had resulted in greatly in
creased cost the following
year.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12

done during National Beauty
Salon Week. There were five
halrcuts, nine shampoos and
sets and one manicure given
by members of the organiza-
ton who were present.
The money that was taken
up in the shops for the Heart
Fund will be turned over to
the respective local chairmen.
Pictures from the O. H. F.
7. OF the new hair style, the
Dancing Hair, were presented
to those present.
Mrs. Beach styled and ex-
planned a new hair style on
Mrs. Helen Ashley. MI. Beach
styled Mrs. Iris Kings hair
and also his wife, Mrs. Beach.
1t was voted on and approv-
ed to have stylists from Ala
bama come for a two day
school for the Holmes : Alfalfa
unit. The time will be set
later. The activities will be
held at the shop owned by
Miss Clara Ware.
There We're II members and
one visitor present.
The next meeting will be
April II with Mrs. Helen Ash
ley of Durant.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12
Hoirdressers
Hold Meet

The Holmes : Alfalfa Hair
dresser's unit had their last
meeting, Tuesday, March 20,
with Mrs. Velma Beach and
son, Melvin Beach of Koscius-
ko serving as hosts.
The meeting was called to
order by Miss Clara Ware.
president, and the Hairdres-
sers Prayer was read by Mrs.
1rma White.
Business matters were dis
cussed and reports given for
the welfare work that was
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12

Congressman Jamie l.. Whit.
ten, member of the House
Public Works Appropriations
subcommittee, met today with
General Lane, President OF
the Mississippi River Commits.
sion; Mr.. Angus McRae, Asst.
to the Chief of the Corps OF
Engineers; Mr.. Marshall Bush,
Chief of Programs, MISSISSIPPI
pi River Commission.
Mr.. Written said he deve-
loped in the hearings full in
formation on flood control pro-
jects in Mississippi, including
the work still needed to COM
plete the Yazoo Projects, ask
ed for a full report on the
study for navigation up the
Yazoo to Greenwood, and for
a full report on dates of autho-
rizations and remaining work
needed for completion.
Mr.. Written stated. 81 also
urged the Corps of Engineers
to review its refusal to re-
store the crossing at Harmon
town in Lafayette County, Mis-
sissippi."
Mr.. Written pointed out
during the hearing that Pub
lie Law 526, 10th Congress
(Section 81 which he got throu-
gh the Congress some years
ago, authorizes the Corps of
Engineers to reopen cases
Where settlement has been
made with local counties when
1t appears to the Corps of En-
glneers that the settlement
was insufficient. He said he
also pointed out that there
was precedent for relief under
that section because the Corns
OF Engineers, after settling
Tor road damage in Tate and
DeSoto Counties, Mississipni
reopened the matter at his in.
slsltence some years ago and
spent about $3.50 900 bringing
the roads up to standard.
Mr. Written also pointed out
that settlement for damape
10 roads in Lafayette County
was an instance where 1t was
not proper for the Government
10 settle wit hany one county
since the road continues throu'
On numerous counties and for
.iie corps of Engineers to en-
ter into any such release wa
- neglect the general public
interest.
On this argument Mr.. Whit.
ten said, IN building the
grenada Reservoir we were
able to get the Corps of Engi.
ieers to build a high level
crossing at Graysport. on the
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-12
Extension Market Specialist

Extension Market Specialist
Where can | purchase good
feeder pigs? This is a question
of many pork producers in
Mississippi. Many hog feeders
do not or unable to grow their
own pigs, therefore they must
obtain their feeder pigs from
other producers or at local
auction sales. This is not al
ways desirable because there
is often a difference in quality
and weight. Neither is the
Evening star., 1962-05-10

bedrm. brk. rambler has 2S bath
de luxe kit. with sep. din, rm
and carport, conv. to public and
parochial schools, Conventional or
FHA. In low 20s. Office open
pIfHsHKE:1nrpnrn pfIIaHK: n,.. .,r . 80
Evening star., 1962-05-10

BETHESDA - Contemporary brick
and-redwood rambler. Beautiful
wooded setting. Center han, spa
cious liv. I'm. with fireplace. large
din. rm.. completely equip. kit.
with breakfast area. 3 bedrms., ;,
study, 2 y baths on 1st floor. full
ESTrS 6STt; With dt1, fun beth by huge = screened
boRFER REALToR oil. 4-siii
ttil q
Evening star., 1962-05-10

AREA = Convenient
location. quality remodelins. and
OF this older brick house. on auiet
street. Living rm.. dining rm.. .
studies, full bath, kitchen on lst
II = bedrms. dressing rm.. .
baths on md. Priced in 40s.
CQRoTHY O. WOOD. EXCLUSIVE
ACT. DE. 3-TlI5
Evening star., 1962-05-10

iILVER SPRING = Modern split
level home in immae. cond. Prigid-
aire kitchen, sep. din. rm., big
family room. porch, 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, fenced yard. nr. school.
S24,600. Assume $4,000 loan.
Owner transferred. Ewes, Ma
Z-0177. KELLER WOODMO0R,
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
4 bedrms., "a baths. ige. kitchen
ana family rm-. separate dining
rm-; screened porch. contemporary
design with maximum INABILITY.
Many. many eStraS, incl. carpet
ine. only S3l ESQ. Can 949-s3OO
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
CHENT CHASE. Leland 81. Al blk
70 fast transportation and shopping
h..W;h-, 9 lac, bedrms.. enel.
porch, sep. din, rm-, KarARe.
lovely garden, house IN good
eond. Under $4,000. JODY BA-
KkR. OF. 2-76I5.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
New white brick rambler. 3 bed
Ins.' z baths. large lily; rm,, din.
nice residential AREA. S2i.95O.
Miller Associates
Realtors
Evening star., 1962-05-10
CHURCHES FOR SALE

MULTT-PURPOsE BLDG. and house
n Landover Hills. Used for church
and living quarters. Call 772-32a4
or 772-3440.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HOUSES FoR sALE-MW.
hcONTINUEpl
AMFpTNAN m pApY

AMERICAN U. PARK
Brick Colonial with all the advsn-
taees Of this popular. convenient
area. 3 bedrooms. . baths, full
basement. screened porch. garage.
Very reasonably priced, EveS..
Leslie williams, FE. J-6olS.
W, c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
IN. 2-4464 REALTORS
AREA I5tA and 3 NV.
3 story row brick with English
bsmt.. S1s.950.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AT T NV.
row brick houses. stories with
English bSmt. S3l 800.
MAKE OFFER
Mr.. Yount. FRANK g.. PHILLIPS
INC, DI. 7-l4l1 eyes,. IN. 3-
Evening star., 1962-05-10

FAIRFAX, VA.-Excel. section. un-
usually beautiful, attrac., almost
new. 5 bedrms., full baths (mas-
ter bedrm. has private bath,
over / acre ground, very Ice. rec.
rm.. patio, lge modern kit, lge.
din. rm., Ice. liv. rm., h.-w. heat,
Sundeek. Avail. June /, S275 mo.
Call after pm, CR. 3-5023, or
Ia R-hRRA aiter k.2n u m
Evening star., 1962-05-10
SILVER SPRING
4 CORNERS AREA
BY OWNER

sPLTT-FoYER, 3-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER with full finished base
nent, central air-conditioning.
near schools, many extras. Owner
leaving town, furniture optional.
Assume GI loan, 4%S. Total
price. S22,9b0. CAL JU. $3.50,
Or Du. 7.3737.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
AMAZING VALUE

-, -, HMAAlNU VALUE
Just of, Rte. 20 on German rd. A
SS so9d LOOKING brick rambler. 8
and many custom features. THE
KEY TO YOUR HOME. RIPLEY
CO., JU, 5-6llI.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

GEORGET0WN - Very attractive
2s-bedrm. house with delightful
garden, freshly dec, carpets and
drGperies included. Asking s2B5.
DOROTHY g. WOOD. REALToR,
Evening star., 1962-05-10

CADILLAC sPLiT-LEVEL = This
spacious. close-in 3,bedYm. split.
level has EVERYTHING from .
central air-eond. system. Breath
taking decor. full bsmt. 2-cAR
for appointment to inspect this
unusually fine home. LLEWELLYN
CO.. JU. S-6S00, WA. 3-113S.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

FATRFAX-Sl20. 4-bedroom home
on fenced lot close to schools and
stores. Basement with rec. room,
oil hot air heat. Avail. now. rs
other rentals. Call JE. 2-2620 to
see. JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, ll3 West Broad St. Fails
Church Va
Evening star., 1962-05-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SOMERSET
5-Bedrm. Rambler $40 500

5-Bedrn1. Rambler, $39, 500
Spacious brick. Center hall, large
living and dining rms. fine kit, 4
bedrms.. 2 baths. Screened porch
on 1st floor. Daylight rec. rm.,
5th bedroom and bath on lower
level. Attached garage. Nice. level
lot. See it todayi L. CASS
LEIGH q JAMES Z. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-5S00. Mr.. Leigh. OIL. 2-3799.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HOWARD co.
nnNbT nYTECc

y Sotsu SURE sI;i when sp, Eog yS buy thst your
TIoN. GOOD LOCATION. and is
PRICED RIGHT We can fiji the
bill with this LOVELY BRICK
RANCHER in beautiful ALLVIEW
ESTATES. 3 bedrms., eompart-
mented bath, living rm. with fire.
to patio, S = bREAM x; KrTcHENe rria SeSsss SnS
many other outstanding features.
It's priced to 40 fast. caii right
now Dial 30l-ATlas 6-2622,
r. P. HENDERSON
DIAL 3Ol-KE 1-511l
Evening star., 1962-05-10

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON PKwY
lpst stones throw from this
brick, 3-bedrm. rambler with rec,
I'm. hnq fenced rear yard in Wood
iawn helgnts. only. SI6,95O. FHA
see today's best buy. ~
Evening star., 1962-05-10
ETS - SERVICEMEN

DISPLACED PERSONS
No. pymts. on the below properties
oe not include taxes. A veterans
wkly. take-home pay less what he
owes must equal monthly pymtS,
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
1898 Jefferson st. NV. SOS mo,
rms, det., lovely sarden.
10 8 ST. NV. o-rm. bTk. SS2 no.
Redec., mod. kit, bsmt., gar.
81 Adams st NV. 8 rms. SIS mo.
Only SI2,750. To be redee.
4l22 III. ave. NV. semidet. SS3 mo.
2l5 Douglas st. ne. S77 mo. 6-rm.
brick row. Needs redee.
4l9 l4th st. ne. 8 rms. S55 mo.
ISL V st. ne. 6-rm. brk. S62 mo.
Semidet., bsmt., oil heat.
1885 Maple View pl. sc. $50 mo.
8 rms, lge.. I'd BY I1th Precinct.
ll47 44th pl. sc. 7-rm. det. $107
liss 4sth st. Sc. S-rm. brk. SIS
1879 Z at. Sc. 9 rms. rsdse. $50
556 18th st. Sc. 6-rm brk. SIS mo.
33l1 Ely pl. sc. Dst., 8 rms. sos
OH Minn. ave. mr.. SEND st. Lss. I'd,
200 30th st. sc. rms, SlO4 mo.
det. Apple trees, etc.
For INFO, CALL cox & CO.
sl5 N. Capitol st. RE. 7-l633
Evening star., 1962-05-10

SPRING VALLEY
osnSiRs SssaS. EslTs So%:, r1'sH ed s.lcw CON;
Colonial, with bedrooms. :
baths. screened porch. fun base
ment, attached garage. conven-
lent to public and paroe HAL
schools. Ewes, Mr.. Kennedy, EM.
W. c. d A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR. HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-05-10

BETHESDA - 4-bedrm., 2h-bath
split-level In Landon Woods. Liv.
nm. vLfirepl.. rec. rm., air eond.
$34,950. Call 5SS-7977.
D. L. BARNARD
BETHESDA, walk to NIH-7-Tm.
17s for quick sale. OIL. 4-SO96.
BETHEsDA. wildvood MenoT =
.n,n, New listing; ses1tiiEi ss1tI splittioye5 I;i
Bic Sedims'. % ! SatSs. SSHSinE Iiv. Gnn.'i Tm. WITH
din. ell. tomorrow's kit. 4th bed
rec. rm. on lower level. Under
$4,000 to sell at once. SAM
UEL Z. BodLEY OF MD. INC.
OIL. 6-7S0O til Q.
BETHESDA = Centrally air-cond.
brick rambler. in nev-houSe eond.,
3 bedrmS.,. plus maids rm.. 8
baths, soft. rec. rm. with firepl.,
g. SMITH & BROS. CO.. INC.
BETHESDA AREA-4-bedrm. brick
split-level. 3 full baths. daylight
rec. Tm. with firepl.. family Size
kit, porch, walk 70. school and
bus; Only $500 dn;, S33. $50,
. bBIhESDA REALTY, Ol. 4-1410
BETHESDA AREA. near b. c, line
-4-hedrm., 3-bath split-level. lge.
liv. rm.. daylight rec. rm. with
ground-level exit, table-spaee kit,
Wv. carpeting. Mr.. bus. S27 300,
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
BRADLEY Hills II FABULOUS
Almost new epen-plan, 3-bedHm.,
"a bath rambler ss In wooded are. are.
o. mere ssg snpensivs I,srT nomss' c.a .ranr LaIs
Priced below mSrekt Gt $50, 500
SAMUEL 2. Bo0LEY OF ND,
Evening star., 1962-05-10

HISTORIC STONE HOUSE in Fair.
fax Co.. completely restored, mod
ern convenienees. Lovely country
SURROUNDINGS, but only 40 minutes
from Washington over dual high
way. Spacious dining and living
rooms. with fireplace In each. )
large bedrooms, 4 baths, recrea-
Ssih aossr detached ssdn. 7SSssraEsa;s Si'G S2SS
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
ser. porch. rec. rm.. outdoor bar
becue. Ideal for entertaining. Quiet
street. Sa75 mo. partially furn.)
Call fer details, OIL. 4-5S00, ewes.
9Ls 6.S7S5; MARGARET J.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. whitehall Manor-spa,
eious, l-year-old ccionial-styied
sssasTa ssaSt s,,. IsTsons .5,s a., SPLIT sysl @
Nv rrn. ana fun BAH SstS on on mair
level. balconied living rm., fcrnaj
dining rm. and large dining porea,
SpaetopS modern kitchen, 4 bed
rms, basement and Rarake.
ANDRl8 REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 III
BETHESDA. near KenWood-MaF.
nifieent eustom-buflt I-aere con-
tinental estate, Ideally suited for
ENTERTAINING. Imposing site
offers unlimited vistas from Sex
posure 40.ft. living rm.. center
han. large mod. family kitchen.
den and bath on LIST floor.
bedrms., baths and nursery IN.
maids rm., bath and rumpus I'm.
n bsmt. Het-vater heat. Garage.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. .-so7O TN 0
BETHESDA
EXTRA-LGE. PoRcH-oARAGE
Lovely eetter.than-nev home, on
rec. rm. Ewes, I'm. 5-2135.
GIuLIANO Real Estate. OIL. 4-I1OO
BETHESDA BRADLEY WOODS
One Of the most delightful modern
ramblers you have ever inspected.
A luxury home. suitable for the
small or medium sized family,
seeking environment and beauti-
ful Appointments. Large living rm..
dining Tm.,. oversised de luxe
kitchen, 3 bedrms., and . tiled
overlooking the EorgsouS deep
shaded Handicapped earden (70x
e16 ft), recreation Im.,. and car
port. A real find In the lower sos.
Call our uptown office til 8 pm.
KE. 7-lSOO.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Rltrs. since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Enjoy
privacy and luxury in this used
brick bi level Colonial. on large,
shadt yard. twin bedrms., spae.
liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm..
country sized kit, large pan. day
light clubroom, powder room: cool
shops, D. c. bus. Low sos.
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-ss6s ofe.. go 24-Hr. Phi. serv.
BETHESDA-BRADLEY PARK-Cus-
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bier with daylight rec. rm.. on
large wooded lot. large ranch kit.
2h baths. S34. $50. NATIONAL
Sesi:oFst. 81. aeAt 4.sss5 ssssAth III 3 S0N
BETHEsDA-3-6edrm, brick ram
bier, With eSrpoTt. z baths. fully
tiled bsmt. Just redee. Walk to
everything, Priced under FHA ap-
praisal at S1S.5OO. NATIONAL
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE CORP.
R.ETrHIEsDA .:rIIHs q. CLUE Gu AEEElA-sreash- .El! M
lonial. set on y acre for privacy.
blends with planning for family
LYING; Z nedrms. baths Up. plus
EaT, 2-car gafaEe. EnSiish-type
hsmt. Mid-40s.
q CO. a4a-sO22
BETHESDA = Owner leaving city.
Price reduced below comparable
nSmsS Tsmsi.r 70 iv SS Wiz r.U Osss ss
with brEfst. area. 3 6edrms., .
baths. full bsmt. with fabulous
rec. rm, and bar with running wa
ter. secluded scr. porch and sun
deck, patio and rock garden. I'M
med. possession. KORzENDoRFER,
REALTOR. OIL 4-6111 til 9.
BETHESDA = Contemporary brick
And-redwood rambler. Beautiful
wooded setting. Center hail, spa
cious liv. rm. with fireplace. large
din: rm.. completely equip. kit.
with breakfast area. g bedrms.,
study, ~ baths on 1st floor. full
bsmt. with full bath huge screened
DORFER REAITOR OIL. 4-S111I
Evening star., 1962-05-10

DUPONT CIRCLE town house. Dble
Ing rm., kitchen, 5 bedrms. Avail.
immed. EWES, FE. 3-1934. FRAN
CES POWELL HILL, Realtor, DE-.