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Evening star., 1962-08-30

They rode out in their boats
and boarded the floating piece
Of real estate.
One of the self commissioned
sailors said things felt a bit
mushy underfoot but the trees
seemed to act like sails and the
boat" moved according to the
speed Of the wind.
AS the waterborne real estate
closed in on the shore, it landed
with a thud, spreading its hulk
across several docks.
And there it remains today,
prompting township officials to
ask questions like these:
Does the township have juris-
diction of the chipped-off piece
of land? The State? Is it a
matter to be handled by the
Department of Conservation?
The Army Engineers?
To further complicate things,
Greenwood Lake straddles the
New York-New Jersey border
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Resolution Goes
To President for
September Funds

A resolution to meet the
daily operating expenses o1
most Government agencies dur
ing September, while Congress
is acting on unfinished ap.
preparation bills, is on its way
to the President today fol
signature.
The Senate passed it late yes
terday after Senator williams
Republican Of Delaware, with
drew an objection which
blocked it earlier.
Senator Williams had In
tended to offer an amendment
to end the privilege members
of Congress now enjoy Of send.
ing large quantities Of mail tc
constituents under the frankine
privilege, addressed only tC
occupants" of houses in theil
districts.
The Senate already has votec
to repeal the privilege in thu
Legislative Appropriation Bill
and conferees from both house!
are meeting today on that bill
Senator Williams agreed to lie
the issue be settled on that bill
instead Of trying to stop it OF
the emergency resolution il
September.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Bunker Hill, Contractor,
Golf Devotee and Shriner

Bunker Hill. rs, builder. con-
tractor and avid golfer, died
yesterday after collapsing at
Manor Country Club.
Mr.. Hill had played nine
holes and was leaving the
course when he was stricken.
He was pronounced dead in
the clubhouse locker room.
He had built schools, churches
and Government installations
all over the Washington area.
including st. Jane Frances de
Chsntel Catholic Church, 9701
Old Georgetown road; Tuck
ahoe and Glenn Carlyn schools
in Arlington, and the Officers
Club at Fort Belvoir.
Born in Darlington, Wis, Mr.,
Hill was a track and football
star at Lawrence University,
Appleton, Wis. from which
school he was graduated in 1911
with an engineering degree.
He came to the area 81 years
ago as superintendent of steel
construction on the Commerce
Building.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
President Accepts Role
In OIympics for Deaf

President Kennedy today
agreed to be honorary chair
man of the 10th Olympic
Games for the Deaf which will
be held here in June of 1865.
A group representing the
American Athletic Association
of the Deaf won the President S
agreement after telling him
about the games, with Repre-
sentative Thornberry, Demo-
crat Of Texas, acting as in
terpreter.
Mr.. ThornberTy, a member
of the board of trustees of
Gallaudet College for the deaf
here, explained that his parents
were deaf and he learned to
talk with his hands before he
learned to speak.
The President was told that
the American team of deaf
athletes placed second in the
1861 deaf Olympics in Finland.
Russia won first place.
One of those calling on the
President was Nancy Mahoney
of Rochester, N. Y, a Gallaudet
graduate. who told the Presi-
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Island Weighs Anchor,
Floats Across Lake

WEST MILFORD, N. j.,
Aug. 80 (AP).-Beachcombers
thought their eyes were play
ing tricks when an island went
floating across Greenwood Lake
here.
Mrs. Dorothy Kneidel, who
operates a lodge on the lake,
happened to glance out the
window while waiting on a Gus
toner.
Il didn't know what to think, -
she said. Il was really afraid
to say anything to the custo-
mer for fear he would think l
was crazy"
AS it turned out, a one-acre
chunk became separated from
Fox Island during a windstorm
yesterday and SKINNED across
the lake like a boat without a
captain.
Three imaginative youngsters
figured a crew was called for.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Wind Feared
As sCuliforniu
Fires Persist

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 80 CAP).
Exhausted firefighters battled
stubborn flareups today on
brush fires raging throughout
California, amid warnings that
the State is a tinderbox.
The United States Forest
Service cautioned that condi-
tions may get worse over the
Labor Day week end. Seven
fires already have charred 49,
200 acres and destroyed As
structures since Sunday.
In Southern California, guSty
winds threatened to carry
sparks outside the lines of twin
blazes which have burned more
than 1900 acres in rugged
mountains on the northern out
skirts of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles County Fire Chief
Keith Klinger estimates dam
age to watershed and structures
including large part Of Gene
Autry's movie ranch and a
county sanitarium - at more
than SO million.
Here's a rundown on the
California fires:
Southern California: The Pla-
Icerita Canyon-Sylmar fire, g.
TOO acres; the Castaic fire,
$500 acres. Both on the edge
Of the San Fernando Valley
were partially contained.
Central California: Auberry
Fire, 20 miles northeast of
Fresno, 1900 acres, controlled
last night; MaripoSa Fire, so
miles north of Fresno. 1900
acres. controlled yesterday;
Kings River Fire, in Sierra Ma
tional Forrest, 40 miles north
east of Fresno, 1900 acres, con-
troll hoped for tonight.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Catholic Editorial
Warning Jews
Sets OFF Dispute

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 CAP)-
The Roman Catholic magazine
Commonweal. edited by lay
men, has criticized an editorial
in America, a Catholic maga-
zine edited by Jesuit priests, fo1
warning Jews that pressure by
some Jewish groups to keer
religion out of public schools
could encourage anti-Semitism
America referred in its Sep.
tember / issue TO the United
States Supreme Courts de-
cision outlawing an officia
prayer in New York State publ,
schools, a move supported b!
some Jewish groups.
America urged that prov.
ident leaders of American
Judaism ask their more militant
colleagues whether what is
gained through the courts by
such victories is worth the
breakdown of community rela-
tons which will inevitably fol-
low them"
Commonweal. In a lead edi-
torial in its September Z issue
titled "On Warning jews" said
it found Americas approach to
combating anti-Semitism very
odd" and added:
IF there is any real danger
OF anti-Semitism among Cath
olics, then it is Catholics who
ought to be warned. Indeed,
warned is too mild a word.
They ought to be told as
sharply as possible Of the sin
Of any form on anti-Semitism. "
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Foggy Bottom
LiquorLieense
Foes Rebuffed

District Court Judge William
B. Jones has denied a request
for a preliminary injunction to
block issuance of a liquor
license for a new Foggy Bottom
restaurant.
The injunction was sought
by the Foggy Bottom Restora-
ton Association. which claims
the restaurant was Improperly
granted a license by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board
The restaurant is being built
in The Channel House, 824 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Among
other things, the nearby resi-
dents object to an entrance
planned on the avenue.
The judges ruling yesterday
does not end the case. The pre-
liminary injunction would only
have maintained the status QUO
until the case is finally decided
later on the merits.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Cars Kill $4,000
In 7 Months of 81

CHICAGO, Aug. 80 (AP)-
Nearly $4,000 persons were
killed in the Nations traffic
accidents in the first seven
months Of this year, including
a record toll in July. the Ma
tional Safety Council reports.
The council said the traffic
death toll from January / to
August / was 1860. including
3.840 persons killed in July.
The seven-month total was an
increase of 9 per cent over the
20, 20itraffic deaths during the
first seven months in 1861.
The number of deaths in
July, the highest ever recorded
for any July since records were
started in 1884, was Is per cent
higher than July, 1861. The
council said motor travel was
4 per cent higher in the seven
month 1862 period than last
year.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Verdict Upheld
In Murder Case

The second degree murder
conviction of Freddie Robinson,
in the fatal shooting of a man
in a Southeast Washington
alley last year. was upheld
today by the United States
Court of Appeals.
Robinson. 20, Of the 300
block of F street NV, was
given a 10 to 80 year prison
term. The victim was Ernest A,
Sweeney, "a, of Forestville, Md.
Testimony at the trial showed
that Mr.. Sweeney was lured by
Robinson and a woman into an
alley in the rear of the 800
block of I street Sc, where
he was robbed Of IS and shot
The Court of Appeals, in an
opinion by Judge John A.
Danaher, said there we're nc
errors affecting substantial
rights of Robinson at his trial
which was conducted by Dis
trict Court Judge Burnita A
Matthews.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Store Breuk-In
Lands Five BOYS
In Police Custody

Five teen-aged boys were helC
on housebreaking charges early
today after Washington police
nabbed two of them huddled
at midnight in a grocery.
Police Pvts. P. A. Monaco and
George L. Basinait were in a
scout car driving by Raymond's
Grocery at 1922 New Jersey
avenue NV. when they saw
one of the youths run from the
store. carrying q bag of stolen
cigarettes.
Four shots were fired in the
ensuing chase. The youth
dropped the cigarettes. but
escaped-temporarily. E.
The policemen then sum-
moned the store manager.
Matte Weir. Inside they found
two Of the juveniles.
Questioning of the two led
to the apprehension Of two
nearby 'lookouts" and the
youth who had escaped on foot.
Entry to the store had been
gained by means of q glass
cutter, police said.
Police said three of the youths
are 16 and two are is.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Mr.. Hill was a Mason, a
Shriner, and Past Eminent
Commander of Montgomery
Commandery No. Is, knights
Templar. He was a former
member of the board of gov
.ernors at Manor Country Club,
and also belonged to the WASH
ington Building Congress.
Mr.. Hill leaves his wife,
Lorna Mae, Of the family ad-
dress. Glenmont Circle, Whea-
ton, Nd, his son, Lawrence E,
1909 Great Oak road, Manor
Country Club, and his grand
daughter, Miss Jeanne Miller
Hill, Of Winchester, Va.
Services will be at IL am
Saturday at the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Park Lawn
Cemetery, Rockville. Md.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Shrine's Crippled Children''
Fund.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Mites Save
Both Moth
And Selves

Bats, which catch insects BY
emitting high-pitched sounds
and listening for the echoes
are not the only creatures that
hear the radar-like signal, q
zooIogist reported today.
He told the American Society
Of biologists meeting at Oregon
States University in Corvallis
that some target insects hear
the sounds and make haste tc
escape. Among these is the
moth Of the army worm.
The moths ears may become
infested with colonies of mites
that destroy the hearing
Should a moth lose hearing ir
both ears, 1t quickly would fall
prey to bats. And the ear mites
would perish too.
But. DR.. Asher E. Treat Of
City College in New York re.
ported, the parasitic moth,
never infest but one ear OF
any moth. This prevents the
complete loss of hearing that
would bring on their own de-
Struction.
DR.. Treat showed films of
how fertile female mites are
transferred to the ears OF
moths from flowers visited by
the moths. The mites were
shown to bunch in such a way
on the flowers that only one
ear of any moth is entered.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

man Jacobs, all of Toronto
and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at the Bernard DAN
zansky & Sons Funeral Home
3501 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in King David
Memorial Garden.
The family asks that express
Sions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
6. P. Conducts
Student Seminar
By the Associated Press

Republicans have countereC
with a seminar of their own fo1
college students working this
summer in Federal jobs.
Senator Goldwater of Arizona
told some 10000 students that
one Of the hallmarks of the ad-
ministration is indecision. Sen
ator Goldwater, chairman OF
the Republican Senatorial
Campaign Committee, Saic
people around the country are
disturbed because the Presi-
dent can't make up his mind
Representative william E
Miller of New York. Republi-
can national chairman, said the
Kennedy administration had q
record of complete failure" ir
fulfilling its campaign promises
1t was Mr.. Miller who earliei
had accused the White HOUSE
of "perverting into purely po.
litical operations" its seminar,
for college students. He ar.
ranged yesterdays Republican
seminar in a large committee
room in a House office building
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Miss Jeannette E. Muther, 81,
a research staff member at
Brookins Institution, died
Monday at her home after a
long illness.
Miss Muther served with the
State Department as q staff
member of the United States
delegation to the United Ma
tions Conference on Interna-
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Kentuckiun Builds
Longevity Records

LOUISVILLE, KY. (AP). -
Arthur Stockhoff believes in
setting longevity records.
He's been married so years;
associated with the Clifton
Christian Church since 1890;
with the Kiwanis Club for IS
years-29 Of them with perfect
attendance-and has been con-
nected with two social organ
izations for 46 years.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Miss Jeanette Muther,
Brookinqs Researcher

tional Organization, held In
San Francisco in 1945. She
also attended the first United
Nations General Assembly ses-
sion at London in 1916. the
year she Joined Brookingi
Institution.
Miss Muther was born in
Brooklyn. N. Y. in 1911, and
grew up in Bloomfield, N. j.
She came to Washington in
1886 to work for the American
Red Cross. She served on the
staff of the FBI from 1896 to
1914.
She was graduated from
American University in 1914,
and received her master Of arts
in international relations in
1947.
She was co-author of THE
Search for Peace Settlements, +"
published in 1851, and was a
contributor to the annual sur
vey, Major Problems of United
States Foreign Policy" from
1947 to 1854. She recently COM
pleted work on a forthcoming
Brookings study, Regional
Security and the United Ma
tions."
Miss Muther was a member
of Pi Gamma Mu, social science
honor society, and Of the Amer
lean Society of International
Law.
She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Muther, of 608 Quin-
tana place NV. the home ad-
dress.
Funeral services were held
privately in New Jersey yester-
day. Expressions Of sympathy
may be in the form Of contribu-
tions to the mission fund of the
Takoma Baptist Church, Piney
Branch road and Aspen street
NV.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

dent she won first and third
places in swimming events last
year and hopes to do better
in 1865.
Mr.. Kennedy was presented
with a copy of the American
Manual Alphabet by Gerald
Jordan, an instructor in physics
at Gallaudet and general chair
man of the 1865 games. Mr.,
Jordan said the facilities of the
University of Maryland and
other area colleges will be used
Twenty-Five countries are ex-
pected to participate.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
VA appointment

DR.. Marjorie j. williams,
chief of laboratory service at
the Temple, (Tex) Veterans
Administration Center, has
been appointed deputy director
of the pathology and allied
sciences service at the VA De-
partment of Medicine and
Surgery in Washington. She
will assist in Nationwide di-
rection Of laboratory services
in VA clinics and hospitals.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Prince, Princess
Visit Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 80 (AP)
Prince Juan Carlos of Spain
and Princess Sofia paid an in
formal visit to the United
States Naval Academy yester-
day.
The Prince and Princess and
their party attended a lunch
con in their honor at the quar-
ters Of Rear Admiral c. C
Kirkpatrick, USN, superin.
tendent of the academy.
After the luncheon, the
royal couple and their party
toured the academy.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Chick, as we coll him, was six
when he wondered, "How far is
Up?"-"How fost is fost?"
When he was still in knickers,
he went up in q transforming
Jenny l3'yeors later he was q
piper cub pilot. Now. he
iets-52,ooO feet twice
osfost as sound! And; he still
wonders, "How for is up?"-
"How fast is fost?"
Chicks curiosity is not confined
to the sky. His first trip
wos quite down to earth -.
whirling around the farm in q Tin
lizzie -ot 7 m.p.h. It wos a dry
run for thousands of future
trovel miles by plane,
train, boat, bus ond outo-
mobile. At the sound Of an engine,
Chicks ready to roam! This
troveI hoppy vagobond takes
you with him wherever
he goes -. mostly to Unspoiled
spots off the beoten tourist trail
His enthusiasm for troVelis
cotchin9 E. so beware!
Better have your bag packed
before your read Chick
Yorbrough's Trovel Column
every Sunday in The Washington
Stor.
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ALL BRICK-$15,50O!

FH4 faEaE S MzSESsE D eHhAN STFF,
FULL REC. TYPE BsMT., AN
CHOR-FENCED LOT. VA FILA,
TERMS. OR ASSUME PRESENT
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BETHEsDA-s92,9 ESQ

MAPLEWooD ESTATES
Glamorous brick split-level. 4 bed
rms, 8 baths. Featuring family
rm., ground level sep. peneled
playroom. CENTRALLY AIR
COND. Huge rear patio. Unusual
kit. $50 much for SO littleD Like
HILDEBRAND co. OIL. 4-s711
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brk. RAM
bier bier with III 5gl HS Sax t very good
NATL. CAPITAL
REALTORS OIL. 1888
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BETHEsDA-Excel. value in this 4
Ss be- 2sHiith split sln lar :;
luxe kit, out-of-ground rec. rm
opens onto roof patio, fenced yard
garage. Priced under similar
houses in this area at S31 800.
BOGLEY OIL. $1,000
zoos WIS. AVE. TIL 9 PM.
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FIRST AND LAST CHANCE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clean, 4
bedrm, Cape Cod on level fenced
lot. Thermopane windows. Near
schools. shopping and express
transportation. Priced right at
S14, 500. FLA. VA or cow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-13

Observation-Disclosures. home feature,
3 bedrms. tone dorm. size), large
din. area, fully equipped kit, full
bsmt., on large corner lot snt
only $l6,500. 5000 DIN. FLA Of
no IS dn. VA.
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BETHESDA - Immae. 1-year-olC
contemporary 3-bedrm., 2h -batf
home on freed lot. Excel. access K
mainline transp. Cent. air cond
paneled daylight rec. rm., ultra.
modern kitchen with table space
Garage. Mid-30s.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL, 2-pO70 Til q
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KENWOOD
EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY

Approx. " acre. house Of stone on
hollow tile, situated for privacy,
Unusually large liv. rm. and din,
I'm. 2nd floor. 5 bedrms.. 3 baths.
library with fireplace and sun
rm, 3rd floor. Q bedrms.. Ia
baths. plus clubrm. Elevator from
scar garage to 2nd floor. Adj
lot may be purchased. Mrs,
Schroeder. OIL. 4-0SSS.
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GARRETT PARK-A 3-bedrm, re.
dec. older home on wooded lot,
p poTqber . Tm; On lst floor screened
.BOGLEY OIL. $1,000
zoos WIS. AVE. TIL o Pm
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BEIHESDA = 2-year-old, spacioul
brick Colonial, center hall, Ice liv
rm., family din. rm., de luxe kit
powder rm.. 3 twin bedrms..
baths UP, ground-level rec. rm.
powder rm., Ice. lot, low 30s.
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
1871 GERANIUM ST, NV,
NEW PET Ki z sRASiQ sPAc R66s9 TSWN
COLLIER n VoGFL inc.
tn. 2-3302. Q TIL Q
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HOUSES FOR SAILED. G,
tcoNTINUsD)
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

ABCAB. Md, (Silver spg.) Modern
rambler, 2 bedrms., den, (could be
3rd bedrm.) Large equipped kit.
excellent cond., large wooded lot
Only 1905 cash includes settle
SSS mo. includes tax. To CT pur-
chaser. VIII. 6-61S2.
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PALMER PARK-we have 8 ma
sonry semiramblers ranging from
Sill $50 to S13,750, one with bsmt,
FLA or VA terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - Friendly brk
rambler in established area. in.
side firepl.. IL baths. large kit.
paneled rec. rm. Cow. location
CT, FLA or conventional terms
SCI 800: MCINTOSH CO.. REAL
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SILVER sPRING-Lge. center-hal
sDlit-lssTI1IlN sHrS SGaT TRIaS IT. baths
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HOUSES UHFURR. TO RENT
lcONTINUED)

Z. RIvERDALE, mr.. Kenilworth ave.
--3-b.r. brk. semidet., full bsmt.
FENCED yard. HE. 4-2667.
Fss 5sl 3-De SalSeaFm bu a;stfG5s,
$40. Both cow. shop. CIR.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, $3.50. III
Overlook I'd, Pine Ridge: 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler on acre with
trees. Bsmt., o.h.w.. : firepis,,
Ritz. JE. 2-3272. u. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH-Redec.. 8 bed
rms. din. rm., rec. rm., equip.
kit. M. schools. S165. JE. 3-sS03.
HILLSIDE, MD, l4O3 49th ave
fuil bsmt.. gas heat. im nj Dos,
seSs. S125. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
KAL0RAMA TRIANGLE-Newly re-
modelled and redecorate town
house with ige. fenced brk pstio
off-street parking. 8 bedrms.. Ice.
lily. rm. and din. rm.. charming
kit, n baths. On quiet street
within minutes Of downtown Wash,
Call Mr.; PILSON. DU. 7-1234 or
AID. 4-S64S.
KENT F0REST-S125 mo, 8 b. r,
Ia paths, air cond., opt. to buy.
OWNER. D1. 7-4445, ewes. MA.
2-1154.
LEWISDALE-74O3 18th Ave. Lge
3-bedrm.,. brick, LIST Fl. powder
rm., newly dec. throughout I'm
med. occupancy, SI35 mo. HUGH
q. PECK. HE. 4-1700.
LEWISDALE-Haye several 2-be5-
rm ramblers at S135 per mo. in
perfect cond. Close to schools,
churches and 5 min. from Lang
ley PARK shopping ctr. Contact
GEORGE SULLIVAN. 2106 Ford
ham ST., Lewisdale. HA. 2-S42O.
LOcH LOMOND, Manassas-3-bed-
rm, ramb., carport, SOS. EN-
SOFAS. OK. 4-290S before 4 pm,
NARROW ANDREWS AREA-New
oi-levels and ramblers, 3 and
bedrms., ga baths, Q fireplaces,
rec. nm. garage: dishwasher, dis
posal. h.-w.h.; 5000 mo. 10 4
1852 or 24s-ss0S, l to dark.
McLEAN--Immac. 3-bedrm.. 2l2-
bath rambler, family room, rec
rm., porch. gear garage. Immed
occup;,. $500 per mo.
DIGGES KE. $3.50
MCLEAN : 3 bedrms., ia baths,
5000. CROWELL MANAGEMENT
CO.. Arl. office, ia. 7-5979.
PALMER PARK, MD. - 3-bedrm
house. Call sP. 3-O040 after 6 pm
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. brick
rambl.. firepl., rec. rm., nice I'd,
I blk. bus. sehls.. Sl45 mo. 949-
q. A. scHLEsINoER CO.
Sill. SPG. AREA - 3-bedrm. brick
spiit-ievel, storm windows. Anchor.
fenced yard. S165. Also will sell
with low dn. pymt. 949-0497.
WHEATON,. KENsINGTON, SILVER
SPRING. ROCKVILLE-Seyeral 2.
3 and bedrm. homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy. some
VIII white 0PtiGsR4 e t e buy MS Ss q
REALTY CORP. 25l6 University
blvd West Wheaton. Maryland
WHEATON---3 bedrm. and den ram.
pier. rec. rn., din. rm.. de luxe
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-400O
WHEATON, WOODS, 4512 Falcor
Court-Newly decorated 3-bedrm
rambler, large corner lot. S13E
per mo, To inspect call AID, .
400. M. PAUL HANNAH, 1915
l7th 81. NV.
WHEATON, AREA = 6 rms. and
bath. A 2-story semidetaehed Co
lonial, fenced yard. S115. JU. O.
$3.50. After 8. 949-4s40.
725 9Th ST. NE sep. apis, rent
only to one responsible party.
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!. P. FLETCHER. Realtol

SILVER SPRING, Colesville area
Unusual 3-bedrm. split-level home
with double carport on 1-acrC
fenced lot with trees. Ideal fol
children and pets. S22,950 Nc
INTosH CO., REALToR. JU. 5.
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sANDoz, INC, REALTORS

~. OaplLol ana 3 SCS. NV.
ROW BRICKS rms, baths. full
bsmt., house to be completely re-
dec. $1,000 down can buy this
home.
MURRAY LEVINE TIA. e-3144
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MASS. AVE. AREA - Immaculatc
brick rambler with center hall, liv,
rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. COM
pletely equip. kit. with breakfast
area. 3 bedrms,. paneled study,
baths on LIST floor; rec, I'm. with
firepl., full bsmt. S2s,a50. KOR-
5ENDoRFER. REALToR, OIL. 4