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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Rockville to Receive Award
AS All-Ameriica City Friday

about the operations of their
city government.
Another guest at the Friday
night award presentation will
be Mayor Charles T. Haley of
Falls Church, Va, another of
this years II All-America Cities.
Rockville's award will be put
on display at City Hall in time
for the open house. There also
will be other displays and ex-
hibits prepared by various city
departments.
Mayor Alexander ]. Greene
and member of the City Council
will be at the open house to
answer questions about the
city's operations.
The All-America flag which
the city will fly during 1862 was
raised over City Hall in cere-
monies last month by Gov. j.
Willard Tawes at the formal
City Hall dedication.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

Breimyer defended the local ca
reer recognition program as
the most completely thought.
out system, to my knowledge"
and said it was a good way to
reward deserving teachers.
DR.. Beck said that despite his
reservations he is willing to see
IL 1t does work.
1T should work, and l don't
want to see any arbitrary cur
tailment of funds hamper us In
getting 1t started" he added.
In other questioning, Council
members expressed concern on
these points:
Possible duplication of edu-
cational research programs
which have been carried out in
other areas? School Supt. c.
Taylor Whittier and his staff
stays abreast of research else
where, but 1t must still be
equated and related to our own
situation"
What beneficial effects Of
the reorganization plan will fill
ter down to the teacher-student
relationship ito bring about
better education?" Told that UNI
der the new system teachers
won't have to turn to both SUI
perintendents and principals for
guidance" and that the princi.
pal will run the school,, Mrs.
Werner exclaimed, II thought
he always did,
Need for full sets of en-.
cyclopaedia in classrooms and
equipping Libraries for ultimate
capacity rather than present en-.
rollment? Whittier said ency.
clopaedia are needed as source
references and Thomas declar-
ed providing books for only the
students actually in schools
penalties" later enrollments.
Turning to the School Boards
proposed building budget for
next year, the Council received
recommendation from Butch.
er for a S450,0OO cut in funds
sought for a gymnasium and
library extension at the Mont
gomery Junior College, and that
land purchases from the future
site acquisition fund be limited
to 81, 100000. Said Butcher:
while it is expected that all
Of the sites currently being con.
sidered will ultimately be need.
ed for future school construc-
ton, IL is believed that acquisi-
ton too far In advance might
be in conflict with the general
plan"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

committees have seen that city
services kept pace with the
city's rapid growth"
Representatives of Look and
the League will be at the public
meeting tomorrow to make the
presentation. They are Miss Pa
tricia Carbine, assistant man.
aging editor of Look, and Paul
Schweitzer. Norfolk, Va, city
councilman and a member of
the All-America City awards
jury.
In a weekend of festivities,
Rockville will hold open house
at its new City Hall Saturday
from 2 to 5 pm. Purpose is to
give city residents an oppor-
tunity to view the new building
on South Washington ST., which
has been occupied only since
January Is, and to learn more
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

Rockville will officially re-
ceive its All-America City
award during ceremonies at
the Civic Center auditorium
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
On hand for the cere-
monies will be Maryland
State Comptroller Louis l..
Goldstein.
The city was chosen this year
for its second All-America City
award, sponsored by the Ma
tional Municipal League and
Look magazine. The award
honors cities. whose citizens
have played an outstanding role
in improving their commune
ties.
Rockville was honored, spou-
sors said, "for its outstanding
continuity of citizen action.
Since 1854, when the commu-
nifty won its first award for re-
placing an ineffective city adj
ministration, citizen planning
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

chief over whether highways or mass
transit plans should have priority in
future planning for District Maryland
commuters.
The Councils decision to call the
Joint meeting followed two hours of ques-
tioning Park and Planning officials on
their broad general plans for the county's
future development, during which Gin
gerry pointed out that any plans must be
tied in with highways and transit and
neither the county, the State nor the
city has taken any position on the main
arterial route
Without this, he said, the plan will
be weak to start with" and mot worth
the paper it's written on"
Lack of Cooperation
Commission member Louis A. Ora
vile similarly complained of a lack of
cooperation from State, Federal and Dis
trict agencies.
"They don't come to our hearings.
they don't advise us" he said.
w. Lawson King, member Of the
Planning Commission, said that talking
about the Wisconsin ave. corridor is talk
ing about a dead-end road that doesn't 90
anywhere.
Before we plan for it, we must have
answers from the District" he said, re-
ferring to the freeze imposed by Congress
last year on any arterial highway con-
Struction west of 18th ST. NV.
Plan Timetable
Questioned about their timetable on
issuance of their general plan, Commits
sion officials said it will go to the printers
within the next so to 90 days.
Public hearings will begin month
after its release, with three or four scEed-
uled in both Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties.
King warned the Council it will be
"one of the hottest potatoes that's ever
struck Montgomery County.
Il think the fire departments all
ought to be made available when 1t comes
out" he declared.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Teacher Merit Pay Increases Hinge
On Salary Proposal Council Adopts

The extent of teacher pro-
motions and merit pay in
creases for next year rested
in the hands of the County
Council this week, following
disclosure by County Man.
ager Mason A. Butcher that
the $1.5 million error" he
calculated in School Board
payroll estimates has been
reduced to just under $134,-
600.
Butchers rehabilitation, in
which School Budget Supervisor
James c. Falcon concurs, is bas-
ed, however, on school officials
assumption that the great ma
| iority of teachers potentially
eligible for merit boosts will
get them.
With a minimum of promo
tons and career recognition in
creases, Butcher told the Coun-
Gil this week, his estimate of
payroll needs would still differ
from Falcons by close to
100000.
And with minimum advances
and no career recognition, he
added, his and school officials
estimates would be over 81 mil
lion apart.
Butcher offered the County
Council a choice of four possible
approaches to rewarding deserv-
ing teacers next year-the
three above and one calling for
minimum advancement and one
half career recognition.
Merit Pay Disparity
Much of the disparity between
his original estimates Of teach
er payroll costs next year and
those Of the School Board, he
indicated, stemmed from the
fact that school officials were
providing for more than single
step merit pay increases for
many teachers.
In his proposals, he said,
minimum career recognition"
means that "the teacher would
be advanced to the next higher
step on the career recognition
scale, rather than being advanc-
ed two or three steps, or even
TO the top step Of career recog-
milton, as has been proposed in
a number of instances by the
Board of Education"
Other factors which had en-
tered into the divergent budget
estimates, it was learned, includ-
ed some misunderstanding Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
National Bank
Deposits, Assets
Up for Quarter

First quarter deposits and
assets of American National
Bank were 80 per cent above
the totals for the same date a
year ago, Bank President War
rent H. Lasher has reported.
Total deposits were 1874, 451,-
1874 March 30, as compared to
$26, III, 260 on the same date a
year ago. Total assets were
1913, 1895 for the current date
as compared to $28,S68,212 a
year ago.
Loans and discounts totalled
S19.8 million at the end of the
first quarter this year as COM
pared to S16.1 million a year
ago. Capital funds totalled 49,
059,939 for the current date as
against $2,208,622 a year ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

Boys Club the stress is on pre-
vention Of delinquency.
"Any boy who is placed in a
situation in which his natural,
creative impulses can fulfill
themselves will turn out to be
a good and valuable citizen.
Boys turn to delinquency
and join gangs only as a last
resort. Juvenile crime Is the
result Of juvenile despair, the
despair Of youngsters who find
themselves trapped in situa-
tons they just don't have the
knowledge and strength to sur
mount.
"When there is a Boys Club
operating in such boys neigh
borhoods, the friendly and Co
operative atmosphere of the
club helps them to find them
selves, to grow in the healthy,
natural ways they instinctively
want
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Silver Spring Plans Full Slate
OF Activities for Boys Club Week

The Boys Club of Silver
Spring will join with 600 other
clubs across the nation in the
observance of National Boy s.
Club Week April 8-14.
A full slate of activities is
scheduled by the Silver Spring
club to help call attention to
the success of the Boys Clubs
of America in promoting juve-
nile decency.
During the week, the Silver
Spring club at 1900 Forest Glen
I'd, plans:
April 9 - Recognition night
for the board of directors and
volunteers; April 10 - Bring
a Friend" Day; April IL -
Father and son sport-games
night; April u - Annual mu
sic recital; April - - Silver
Gloves championship fights
April 14-Baseban for all ages
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

Senator Schweinhaut was to
make the statement during a
coffee hour this morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Emilius Carlson, 5121 West
path way, Sumner. Carlson al
so is a candidate on the County
Democrats ticket, running for
judge of the Orphans Court.
"Power politicians, operating
under the guise of Statewide
election, are seeking to regain
control of three key positions
in this county. They are the
State Senate, the County Coun-
Gil and craftsmanship of the
State Central Committee" Sen
ator Schweinhaut said in the
statement.
Loyalty to any candidate
must not blind us to this fact.
We must not sell this county's
hard-won good government,
based on self-determination, for
the fortunes of any candidate
State or local.
County Democrats want the
voter free to choose on the
Statewide level without buying
the package DEAL
She concluded by saying,
"This primary election is cru
cial because, through deals
made on the basis of Statewide
political expediency, the power
politicians are trying to re-
emerge and again gain control
of the county.
with the State S en- a t e,
County Council and State Cen
trail Committee in hand, the
power politicians could again
run the Democratic Party and
the government of this county.
mo candidate, no ticket is
worth this sacrifice"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Collie Entries Top
Dog Show Records

Over $50 collies were assem-
bling this week at the Pixies
vile Armory in Baltimore for
the 10th anniversary Collie Club
of American national speciality
show which gets under way
Saturday.
Collie club archivists say this
is a record number of entries
only speciality entry approach
ing this was the Chicago total
of DAT entries in 1857.
Host organization is the
Maryland Collie Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

the provisions of the new salary
schedule" on the part of Butch
er's staff and a failure to figure
in the salaries of teacher spec.
ialists, which Butcher said were
not in the text of the budget.
Budget Supervisor Falcon al.
so pointed out that county bud
get officials failed to take into
account a higher percentage
salary increase for teachers
with masters degrees.
Strong Stand
At their meeting with the
County Council this week,
School Board members took a
strong stand against applying
any arbitrary budget ceiling
to the career recognition pro-
gram.
Career recognition is a sensi.
tive and difficult program and
we have ample evidence that 1t
will fail If teachers become con-
WINGED that an arbitrary budget
ceiling has been substituted for
fair evaluation," declared vii.
liam r. Thomas III, board pres.
ident.
He stressed that school offic.
ials did not budget for full ca.
reer recognition "for every pc.
tential eligible" nor did they
budget for full salary for every
Institutional position.
Members Comment
An indication of what may
lie in store for the career rec
ignition program funds devel.
oped after these comments in
discussion by Board members:
mo other school system OF
our size In the United States
has a schedule which uses SUI
perior performance as a criter.
ion for salary Advancement
Thomas.
TITS exceedingly difficult to
apply career recognition. AL.
most all the systems which have
tried it have abandoned IT," -
DR.. Clifford X. Beck.
ut has failed in other areas.
Part of the problem is whether
teachers feel they are being
fairly evaluated."-Mrs. Lucille
Maurer.
All Of which drew from
Councilwoman Stella Werner
the direct question:
why do you persist In doing
this If it hasn't worked in other
places? II the teachers them.
selves are not completely happy
with ii, is 1t really worth it?"
Board member DR.. Harold r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Civic Group Sets
Candidate Forum

Candidates for the Montgom-
cry County Council will partici'
pate in a political forum spon-
sored by the Connecticut Ave
nue. Estates Civic Association
April IL.
The meeting, open to all coun-
ty voters, will be held at $3.50
pm. at the Glenmont Connects
cut Avenue Recreation Center,
Randolph and Bluehill rds.,
Wheaton.
All candidates of both politi.
cal parties have been invited to
attend. Edward F. DAILY, first
vice-president of the associa-
ton, will preside.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05

The Monocacy Garden Club
will meet at 1890 pm. Thurs
day, April 5, at the home Of
Mrs. Sprigg Hays in Barnes
vile. Mrs. Fred Lok will be
hostess for the dessert preced-
ing the meeting.
Members of the Lux Manor
Garden Club Of Rockville will
present a skit, DAY Of Show"
designed to provide comic re-
lief to the Monacacy women,
who plan their garden show
May 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Norman Opens
Headquarters

Walter H. Norman, candi-
date for the Circuit Court judge
ship in the May primary, has
opened campaign headquarters
in the Keiser Building, 1850
East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
Silver Spring attorney David
Macdonald has been appointed
Moorman's campaign treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
Church Building
Work Progresses

Construction is progressing
on the first wing Of Rockville's
Saint Andrews Presbyterian
Church, which is expected to be
completed this summer.
The wing is to include a sane.
tuary seating $50 worshippers,
10 classrooms, offices and a
kitchen. The building is at Lin.
thicum and Farragut ayes, just
behind Twinbrook Shopping
Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-05
SchWeinhaut Hits
Power Politicians
Other States Seek to Regain Control
In Three Areas. Senator Believes

State Sem Margaret c. Schweinhaut, leader of the
Montgomery County Democrats" ticket, today planned
to lash out at the power politicians of other states.
There is. she said, in statement prepared for de-
livery this morning, "but real issue in this Demo-
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES e0uAfY

BRICK vKNEEK RANCHKRi -
6potless. Optional 3-hedrmS.. ef
2 bedKma. and din. I'm. beauty!
Larga equipped kit with dining
aria, lig. m. With firspl-. delight-
ful bright daylight Walkout hsmt.
Quiet secluded lot, 70x150l
FIRST Exclusive EhoWingip
Maryland SALES. AP. 7-2076
BURToEsvILLE-LAUREL = Beaut.
3-b.r.. 2-bath. GeorgtAn-type ramb.
Liv. I'm. WIsplit-rock firepl., din.
rm- WLglass sliding. doors, Ice.
patios = acre wooded lot, fun
bsmt. WIbomb shelter. $4,000.
MALCOLM. Dir: Out New %,
right on 1eS. left On Riding Stable
I'd, left Oh julie lane. oPEN 1-6.
EV. A-l660.
CANT sPRTNGs, B4O6 Middleton
lane-7-rm. brick 2-story. s bed
rms., fun bsmt., det. garage.
Cony. to schools and churches.
lovely trees and shrubbery, on l.
acre lot. TO see eau CT. 7-9069.
CAMP sPRINGs-4 b.r., den, h.-W,
h., asbestos shingles, dead-end st.
$4,000. 1875 Coolridge DR.. s.e.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

COUNTRY CLUB EsTs.-Air cond.
iss. fencsd IT. sss5 sssss; an run mel H's 9ss
tlement. Owner will fin. 434-3170.
DISTRICT HGTS., 1912 Elmhursi
ssSsS sI4sSSo sISssIT s loan. sTs sood FssRslss sinshs
WHITFIELD REALTY, RE. $4,000
DIsTRICT HEIGHTS = 3-bedrm.
al terms. JOE JAcoss REAIT9.'
RE 6-6Q00.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
BRANDYWINE

OF NO DOWN
Nearly new 3-bedrm. rambler on
equipped kit.,' country living al
its best. 70 inspect call Mrs.
Bonner, RE. o-s441.
JOHN r. WEBSTER, RE- 6-6400
BRANDYWHE - All-brk. ramhl.,
breezeway and gar, al mod. i'm
provements. On Rt 373. BY OWN
r. ST. 2-7A07.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HOUSES FoR.sALE-MD.
PRINCE aE0MEs COUNTY

81 nFsy. "a. / 6Ik, 81 H1Fi-
fsS.es fsSss eks@ssuFas :s5s Ss. Hsisk &c. spS e. Slss d.
yestment. Live n ono, or rent
both Shown ey appeintnsnt. You
WI Ike it. Sacrifice pTies. Aust
G. D. MURPHY, Realtor
20. A.o2z7 10. l-2263
s0uTHLAWN = 3-6edFm. rambler.
radiant heat. shaded patio, fruit
treeS. EHA approved at S14 800,
CH. S-122o. 1907 Roanne drive.
SUFTLAND-3-bedrm- bFick. fun
bSmt. beautiful yard, FHA, OI
termS; JOE JACOBS REALTY. RE
Evening star., 1962-05-13

CHEVERLY-By OWNER. LIST time
offered. An brick, Colonial Lge.
liv. room wIfirepl.. sep. family
sized din. rm.: kit. w/table space;
3 lge. bedrms. 1st-flr. powder rm.
Fin. rec. rm. and equip. laundry
rm. Scr. side porch, detached
garage. Handicapped level lot.
Storm windows and doors. Lee.
closets and many extras. WV.
carpet. S21,9 short walk to
community swim. pool. Open for
rd. So. S-1622.
CHILLUM-3 bedrms.. Dutch CO.
lonlal, rumpus -fm.s driveway,
lge. expandable porch. Close to all
schools, stores and bus. Ideal for
large family. S17.500. AP. 7-5914.
CLINTON, MD, woodward rd.. nr.
Rte. 8 dual hwy.-3-bedrm. RAM
bier, separate din. rIn., equipped
kitchen, detached garage, nearly
1-acre lot with trees and shrub
berry. S13,060. Substantial down
payment. pINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW. r.. Clinton. Nd CT. z
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK HMLS--8-bedrm.,
2-bath brk. veneer home featurin1
foyer entry. Westfnghouse EQUIP.
hit. with tabla space for Q. din
rm- with glass doors 70 patio, lge.
closets and daylight bsmt for
only $21.9 $50. DIR: Out Rte. One
Ia mi past Univ. Of Nd. rtght
CONSTRUCTION CO.. N. 5-2632.
COLLEGE PK-TerTtfic buy, 3-bed-
I'm. ramha.s lge, De luxe kit.s bSmt
ELezit, block transp. sl4.4 80
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor, e49-l95o
COLLEGE PARK-NeW 3-bedroom
rambler, fun basement large lot,
2 blocks from parochial and pub
lie schools, s516 Rhode 1sland
ave. Open Sunday, I 70 dark. sale
BY builder. 3. J. PHELAN, UN.
4-Q463. Directions; North on
Baltimore blyd., right on oreen-
belt rd-. right on Rhode Island
COLLEGE PARK - older I-bedrm
h0nde for large family,
LARGE TREES
And many flowers; sep. din IN,
porehes. fun bsmts hot-WateT
heat; asking S16.950. FHA. CT.
BURCH REALTY co.
474-300o; After Q PM. HA. a-e07g
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HE. 4-l70O
RAY PARK

EA4 AAA6A
THE FINEST
0b17 Sth PLACE--4 bedrms,, den
2A baths, de luxe KIT, family nm
BY appt. only. Price, 500, ,06O,
TUCKER, DU. 7-S0OO
RIYERDALE - ASSUME LAR0E
LOAN and move Into this spaY.
king bfight rambler: 3 bedrms.
with lot 200 It. deep and compi
so%Hh issoSsfi bMhos.s' SHf.s s4Flls4jsS5!S jsS5S'sSO'
RIyERDALE, 81. Bernafd's PaFiSh.
$500 SsSS9,. On EHA On new s-bedrp.
DIR; North on KeniiWorth ID
right 70 01st pL RE. $4,000.
RJyERDALE, Tsmpleton KnollS-
Many sualisy features offered: 8
tifully. finished rec. rm.. Wv,
carpettng in liv. rm., din. rm.,
pic. fea,2to Win ~ s7soa oaSPra'ssff Sn. csfI
APPsw7zzi11I. The HARRY A,
HAtoWElaIa fLtv-
Evening star., 1962-05-13
1f0pen
College Heights

OPEN SUN. 1-6
1924 PINEWAY ST. /.
Beautiful TALL trees give this brk.
Colonial an exciting picturesque
SIC rm.s 1Sx2S, center-hall plan.
Ist-f. library, powder rm., side
porch 15x30, 5-ear garage, 4
bedrooms.
DIRECTIONS: Adelphi I'd, / mile
from Queens Chapel, rt. on Wells
pkwy. 7F1O mi. to pinewny, left
to house. Mr.. Ferris, FE. s-72O0;
Eyes, VIII. 2-0243.
jAAEEa L DIXON o CO, Realtors
Evening star., 1962-05-13

FOREST HTS. $40 cree dF.-open
2 til $50. 3-bedrm., lls-bath,
fun brk. rambler. Conv. TO An
finished rec. I'm. and central All
cond. Al city utiIs. Conventional
FHA-GI terms.
W. cALvM CRAWFORD CO.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
BE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
CQ7-7QR7

HERE'S A BUY AT SIT, ,05O-Prac.
tically new bi-level featuring
bedrms. and den or 4 bedrms.
III baths. patio. glass-Walled liv
rm. and rear. Vets may purchase
with no down payment. Fast pos.
session. ROBERT 8. DAVIS a
CO., WA. 7-3o00
HILLANDALE FOREST = Excel
iSs vim Vim .sT;ss: s; s SsdT%|i.; S|a ISs, .IiS by
kit, 2h baths. !carpt.. scr. pch.,
firepl. Conv. 70 NAeA. NsA. MOL,
and y, Of Nd. Leaving town.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HYATTSVTII,E

EVANSVILLE
4-bedrm. Colonial, completely re.
decorated inside and out, could
be used e. 2 apis. Lge. level .lol
with Gear garage. has oil hoi
water heat, 3 lge. equipped kitch-
ems, Ice. hv. rm., din. rm., den,
enclosed rear porch, storm win
dows, screens and plenty Of ex-
tras. Only S16.600. IS little as
$1,000 down conventional.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Z. RTyKRDALk-ssmt-dst-, 8 bed-
rms bassmts sneher fence, q
bargAin. $11,5b0. , q 7 I I 4
REALTY. AP. f-3670.
EAST RIVKRDALEN3-bedfm- SENT
det brk,. fun bsmt. stove, rsfger.,
fenced lot, vacant, only S2o5 On.
tneis, settlement. Cal OWNER
Evening star., 1962-05-13
ALEXANDRIA

Old Town. Reconditioning com.
pleted. 2 bedrooms. An old homo
with newest convenienees. Pre-.
pi..srs,,Ia pi.srs, large brick pssiSS. & o2n o22inf-'trsss t
Caii "a. 7.444s or WE. i-isei'
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORP.
ANNANDATR-1RT.--FATLs CHURC1
Evening star., 1962-05-13

LANDOvER starter home. $500 dn.
incl. settlement and payments Of
only SS1 per mo. pays all. Twin:
sized bedrms., sep. din. rm:.. full
bsmt. with outside exit, Just blocks
from schools, shopping and trans.
S11,200 full price.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

LANHAA-New aIl-brick famblers
with wooded lots and Just SIG, 800.
3 bedrms.. natural-wood cabinets
IN Kitchen. full bsmt. with rec.
rm., off-st. parking. Conventional
or FLA terms.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

ST. JEROMES-Brick Cape Cod nr.
everything. 3 bedrmss Ia baths,
11x12 sep. din. rn:. storm win
doWs and doors. fun bsmt.. hot-
water heat, detached garage, plen-
ty Of trees and shrubs. Already
approved for $4,000, with FHA
and CT terms available,
Evening star., 1962-05-13
RTvERDAIN

1rbedrm. brick Cape Cod faeing
large park. level shady lot, full
b81it. Easy FLA terms or assume
loan This home Is close to every
thing.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
!, .PAESAMOuNr HEALIY GO -
.zALIoRs WE. 6-6422
8VTLLE-LAUREL ARR
OPEN 1-DARK

1nbaaeulats eii.6rE. 1i iamS Fsm5isr loaded
g5th extras. i ACRE CORNER
.eaTpeting. din. area, large kitchen.
tiled bath, brk. patio, storm doors
and windows. and aluminium avn
1ngs. Circular driveway to front
do0r. priced Tor 9 real bargain ct
DIR: Out n, / to contee I'd. left
siaie and open honse.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CONTINUED

You couldn't rent for this. Only
S7e total monthly payment for
this 2-bedrm-. separate din. rm.,
full bsmt. heme. close to all con-
vepienees and you don't need Q