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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Eost-West German Line
Is New Defensive Limit

forces, when we can now think
in terms of a true forward
strategy"
This forward strategy"
which has always been the
public policy. can now be real
The Germans, Of course, are
delighted. West German lead
ers always have known that q
true forward strategy could not
have been carried out in the
past, and there has been spec
ulation about it in the German
press.
So it is good news that major
portions of Germany will not
be considered vulnerable in the
future.
The change was ordered by
Gen. Norstad a few weeks ago,
Looking at it one way, a SHAPE
source said, it has already been
carried out. But in another
way, it is said, complete imple-
mentation will take more than
a year of shifting the location
Of barracks, supply depots, etc.
Today the American, Ger
man and other allied troops
all of whom would come under
Gen. Norstad's command in
time Of war-have been told
that their defensive positions
will be roughly 100 miles for
ward Of where they have been.
The troops have not moved
forward, but they expect to have
enough warning before an at
tack to get up to the line in
good time.
To pin this down, allied
troops, largely German, actual
See NATO, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
By RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star staff Writer

PARASITIC main allied de-
fensive line in Central Europe
is being moved forward to the
border between the two Ger
manys. a move made possible
by the speeded delivery OF
soldiers and equipment to
NATO.
What 1t means, according to
SHAPE headquarters here, is
that allied forces expect to hold
any invasion at the border OF
West Germany, rather than fall
back to defensive lines that
would sacrifice some of the
largest West German cities to
the enemy.
This has been a NATO goal
since the North Atlantic Treaty
was signed. but no previous
commander has had the re-
sources to put it into effect.
The allies have never said so
publicly, but the original main
line of defense was the Rhine
River. This would have aban-
doned most of West Germany.
In recent years, as the power
of NA'TO grew, the line was
to central Germany.
This still left cities like Ham,
burg, Hanover, Nuremburg and
Munich on the wrong side of
the main defense line. They
lay in areas that lacked good
natural defense positionS-no
placed rivers or noun
tain ridges. SHAPE did not
have the military power to
make up for the unfavorable
geography, so those areas were
given a relatively light, mobile
defense that could stop a minor
lncursion or slow down a large
one.
I'VE have reached a point in
d evelopm ent of power and
equipment" Gen. Lauris Nor
Stad, supreme allied COM
nander in Europe, told a group
Of reporters now visiting NATO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11

should bear the prefix
limitation"
On December 80. 1860, the
then Secretary Of Agriculture
Ezra Benson REDEEMED the ham
regulations to permit up to 10
per cent added moisture. In
November, 1861, however, Sec
rotary of Agriculture Freeman
restored the regulation requir-
ing that the ham label could
be put only on hams that bore
no added water.
Armour & Co. then sought
a preliminary injunction to de-
clare the Secretary's action in
valid and to keep him from
enforcing it. District Court re-
fused to grant the injunction,
but the Court of Appeals, call
ing the Secretary's action "ar-
bitrary and capricious," ordered
District Court to issue the in
junction. That was the de-
cision the Supreme Court re-
fused to review today.
Chief Justice Warren and
Justice Black noted that they
thought the high court should
take the case.
Other Cases Disposed OF
In another action:
/. The court left standing an
appellate court decision that
unions representing employees
at different plants of the same
employer can legitimately de-
See COURT, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11

eIIecGS not only pork prOQucCS
and beef tongues burdened with
water as a result of curing but
all other meat products now re-
quired to bear the label
imitation"
AS Of last December, the
Government noted, about 1900
imitation" labels had been APP
proved by the Meat Inspection
Division of the Agriculture De-
partment. The Government
commended the appellate court
decision cast a cloud over the
legality of all these labels as
well as the ham label con-
demned in this case.
Easy Remedy Seen
Chief Judge Wilbur K. Miller
of the Court of Appeals here
had said the Secretary of
Agriculture could easily have
avoided the question merely by
requiring that labels on moist
hams bear a legend showing
the nature and extent of the
added moisture.
The case grew out Of changed
regulations in different admin
istrations. From 1852 until
December, 1860, the Agricul-
ture Department required that
cured pork products should
contain no added water. An
other regulation during this
period provided that products
that reSembled but did not
conform to the standards fixed
by the Secretary of Agriculture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Historic CoIonude

VATICAN CITY, June II
(AP). - The famous Bernini
Colonnade in st. Peters Square,
familiar to thousands of tour
lists and pilgrims, is being re-
paired and cleaned. The Col
onnade was designed by archi-
tect Lorenzo Bernini in 1929.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11

compromise proposals by the
Kennedy administration.
His refusal to abandon the
general social security APP
proach caused Representative
Curtis, Republican of Missouri,
20 tell reporters later that II
don't see how we can get a
compromise"
Representative King, Demo-
crat of California, a sponsor of
the King-Anderson bill advo-
Gated by the administration,
said he was more hopeful that
I'VE can work out something. "
Repeatedly in Trouble
The committee seemed I'M
likely to take any test votes on
the King-Anderson bill or any
revised version for another
week or 10 days.
The King-Anderson bill re-
portedly was in trouble and
probably would be rejected on
an immediate showdown vote.
1t was understood to be sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Ponomu's President
Leaves to Visit U. S.

PANAMA, June II (AP).-
President Ricardo F. CHAR left
by plane today for an Official
visit to the United States. For
eign Minister Calico Soils ana
former President Ricardo Man.
ual Arias ESpinosa were mem
bers Of the party accompanying
him on the four day visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11

hanouvong, is actually a Com
muniSt.
Earlier he had called for a
declaration from Prince Sou
wanna Phouma that he was not
a Communist.
Gen. Phoumi also said he did
not request American troops to
support his forces in Laos be-
cause this would have upset
negotiations for the coalition
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
New Regime
f-
Aims 10 Keep
Nation Neutral
SouVunnu to Get
Premiership as
Boun Gum Goes

KHANG KHAY, Laos, June
IL AP).-The rival Laotian
princes agreed today on the
cabinet for a coalition govern
ment aimed at ending the civil
war and adding Laos to the
ranks Of the worlds neutral
nations.
Neutralist Prince Souvanna
Phouma, the premier designate,
announced the agreement, eli
making negotiations instituted
by the 14-nation conference on
Laos at Geneva Is months ago.
Premier Prince Boun Gum of
the present Royal Laotian
government is stepping out Of
governmental affairs, happily,
he said. However, the strong
man Of his regime, Gen. Phoumi
Nosavan, will sit in as deputy
premier and minister Of finance
under Prince Souvanna.
Another deputy premiership
and the economy portfolio will
go to Prince Souphanouvong,
chief Of the pro-Communist
Pathet Lao and half brother
of the premier designate.
Princes Happy
Though domestic problems
still abound, the three princes
and their aides emerged hap
PLY from a one-hour meeting
that wound up conferences be-
gun in this rebel stronghold
last week.
Immediately after the an
nouncement. the three princes
signed the cabinet list. Prince
Souvanna, however, said the
three will meet again tomorrow
to sign a formal agreement on
formation Of the coalition.
Prince Souvanna said he
hopes to take his ministers to
Luang Prabang, the royal cap
ital, by next Monday to pre-
sent them to King Savang Va
thana.
The question Of who would
get the defense EARNED forces)
and interior (police) ministries
had been one Of the toughest
points blocking an agreement.
The RoyaliSt government had
expressed fear that turning
these posts over to the Commu-
nists would mean seizure Of
power through a takeover Of
the armed forces and police.
Seven Are NeutraIists
Under today's agreement,
Prince Souvanna will be pre-
mier, defense minister and vet
Grams and social affairs minis
ter.
The interior ministry went to
one Of Prince Souvanna's close
associates, Pheng Phongsavar1,
who will also be social welfare
The coalition cabinet COM
priSeS seven representatives
from Prince Souvanna's neu-
four from the Royalist
group in Vientiane, four from
the pro- Communist Pathet Lao
and four from the So-called
Vientiane neutralist group.
Foreign affairs will go to one
Of Prince Souvanna's aides,
QUINN Pholsena. who headed
the neutralist delegation to the
Geneva conference on Laos.
The information ministry
will be given to a Pathet Lao
official, Phoumi Vongvichit.
See LAOS, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Mexicuns MIGRATE

MEXICO CITY, June II
(AP). The government says
nearly 10000 Mexican men
have gone to the United States
this year to work as braceros
migrant field workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Renewal Study
HereApprOved
U. S. Backs 2-Yeur,
$4,000 Project
BY LEE FLOR
Star Staff Writer

Federal officials today an
nounced approval Of a two
year. $4,000 urban renewal
study for the District.
The program should help the
District find long-rang e
answers to relocation problems
that have plagued highway
construction here recently, Will
liam L. Slayton, commissioner
Of the Federal Urban Renewal
Administration, said. He an
nounced approval of the pro-
gram at a meeting of the
Washington Planning and
Housing Association at the
Statler Hilton Hotel.
The Community Renew !
Program is designed to provide
a comprehensive and CO.
ordinated approach to the Dis
trict's urban renewal needs, "
Mr.. Slayton said.
About $35, 900 is to be spent
specifically on analyzing relo-
cation problems and available
ity of low-rent and public
housing within the next nine
months.
Resident Participation
Some of the $426,OO0 will be
spent to get District residents
to participate in the urban re-
newal process. A total of $780,
900 is budgeted for a question
naire to define needs and atti-
tudes of Washington area resi-
dents toward urban renewal.
ais by Downtown
Progress for rebuilding down.
town Wa shing ton will be
analysed.
Overall, the Community Re-
newal Program will seek to:
to:
l. Identify all Stun, blighted,
and deteriorated or deteriorat-
ing neighborhoods in the Dis
trict.
2. Analyze the nature and
degree of blight and blighting
factors.
3. Determine the extent and
general type of renewal action
needed. ..
4. Evaluate the financial, re-
location and other District re-
sources available for carrying
out urban renewal. -.-
The Community Renewal
Program will be supervised by
the District Office of Urban
See RENEWAL, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Kennedy Says
Critics Ignore
Fiscal Reality
Tells Graduates
Ancient CIiches'
Humper Economy

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June IL
(AP). - President Kennedy,
calling for a partnership with
Government to pump new life
into the Nations economy, &C
cused his sharpeSt critics today
of spouting ancient cliches"
instead of facing up to real
problems of the times.
In the serene atmosphere of
a Yale commencement. Mr..
Kennedy declared his admin
iStration is not anti-buSiness
but made it clear that the
Government intends to do its
part in trying to block recess
sion and generate prosperity.
Standing under a canopy of
Yale blue in the ivy-hung rec
tangle of the university's Old
Campus. Mr.. Kennedy said
some of the arguments he has
heard lately sound like old
records, long playing, left over
from the middle thirties."
The debate Of that era was
significant and productive, he
said.
A Different World
But it took place in a diff
ferent world with different
needs and tasks" the President
said.
ut is our responsibility today
to live in our own woodland
to identify the needs and dis
charge the tasks Of the 1905"
Mr.. Kennedy received warm
welcome from the townsfolk
after arriving by plane from
New York and an ovation from
the crowd of $4,000 who sat
under the elms Of the tradition
stepped campus in warm, sunny
weather.
He came to receive an hon.
orary law degree, one of IA
honoraries presented at Yale's
261st commencement.
without identifying his an
tagonists from the worlds of
business and politics, Mr.. Ken
nedy said debate is healthy al
though up to now somewhat
barren"
Western Europe Ahead
Serious consideration of
contemporary issues has led
postwar Western Europe to I'M
rivalled economic progress, he
said.
But let us not engage in
the wrong argument at the
wrong time between the wrong
people in the wrong country
while the real problems of our
own time grown and multiply"
Mr.. Kennedy said.
Not for years has Yale had
a speaker for its graduation
exercises. Mr.. Kennedy tuned
his address to a theme of dis
tinguishing real from false is
sues.
Fiscal and monetary ques-
tons of the 1960s' cannot be
solved by falling back on out
NODDED formula nor by political
bombardment, he insisted.
He departed from his speech
See KENNEDY, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
High Court UphoIds
Wotered Ham Ruling
Tribunal Rejects Plea by U. S.
To Require slmitution' Labels
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG
star staff Writer

The Supreme Court today refused to interfere with
lower courts decision that killed Agriculture Department
that meat packers label ham imitation if
they add water to it.
In unsuccessuly seeking high court review the Govern
met contended the decision Of the Court of Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Laos Princes Agree on Cabinet
Mediocre Compromise
Is Invited by Ribicoff
But Secretary Testifies Kennedy
Insists on Social Security Approach
By ROBERT K. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

Welfare Secretary Ribcoff opened the way today for
possible compromise in effort health egs
laon for the aged but insisted degree of social
security tax financing.
Discussing the issue at closed meeting with the House
Ways and Means Committee Mr. Ribcoff offered specific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11

Dr.. Peter J. Steincrohn ex-
plains the facts and findings
of medical science in every
day terms in The Stars Med
icol Column HOW TO STOP
KILLING YOURSELF.
His approach to medical
problems is thot an ounce
Of prevention is better than
q pound of cure. Read this
VoIuobIe advice.
In Today'S Star
Page Bis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Mostly cloudy, warm
and humid tonight with chance Of thun-
dershowers. Lowest ~. Partly cloudy to-
morrow, not as warm in the afternoon.
High, IS. at 4:45 pm. yesterday; low, II,
at am. today.
Full Report on P0ss 81
Evening star., 1962-01-28

ALEX AREA i Move in today.
beat rent. attractive year-old j.
bedroom, 9-batN rambler, pSmt,
sep. din. rm., eating space in XII: {;
q'iiet street. "O' dn. Gi; $3.50 FHA.
M. T. BRoYH1LL & SONS
so. $4,000 Ewes. SO. S-759S
Evening star., 1962-01-28
key RLTY., IA. 7-025(
BIG !!

Large family; near st. James. Here
Is the answer! True New England
triple dormered white Cape Cod
Just listed, featuring 4 huge bed
rooms. 3 full baths, panelcd
Florida room, fabulous rathskeller
Priced for immediate sale al
$20,950. A pleasure for us to show
and for you to see. Call now for
appointment to inspect.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Arl. Office. IA h-O7O7
Evening star., 1962-01-28

BIRCH REALTY

Realtors KE. 6-79l0
ARL., brand new "Pre.tige" home
on ha-acre lot. Ideal for enter
tanning with huge liv. rm., lSSl3
din. rm., big brick floored rec.
rm., bedrms., 3 full baths, lge;
porch sasaseSS "a s. This This beautiful beautiful
ments, is situated on high
wooded site with front and rear
view. Priced in 40s. open Sat. and
Sun. To Reach: over Chain Bridse
on Glebe rd,, then left on Military
rd., left on 3Sth to No. 3653
DITTMAR CO.. INC, OWNERS
JA. 4-S2SS.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-231k
HOLLIN HALL, 4 mi. south Of
Alex.-Brick rambler: Ia baths.
plus 8 rms. bsmt.; garage; storms,
fireplace; rosebush-twined fence;
encloses wide corner lot; stops
all .unwanted traffic. Many trees
and extras. Elem. school, Shopping
ctr. bus. Quick occupancy. Quail
ity; discriminating buyer must
see: "a block off Ft. Hunt I'd. on
wellington lane at 600 Yorktown
DIR. PRINCIPALS only. Middle 2Os,
HOLMES RUN ACRBS-Si6 500
3-hedffn contemporary: charming
liv. rm.. beamed ceiling. firepl.,
dining area, nicely equip. kit.
carport,. secluded patio. fenced
lot; walk grammar school. Assume
G1 loan, sol mo. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE, 2-3272. JE. 2-4664,
HUGE COLONIAL with 4 immense
bedrms.. 2Ia baths, sep. din. rm.,
large equipped kit. with eating
space, left. family rm. double
glass sliding doors) off the kit;
tile basement and outside entr,
aluminium and brick. S22,990. VA
or FHA.
JE. 3-35O0 YEoNAs REALTY
Evening star., 1962-01-28

ARLINGTON NORTH - S24,5O0
New brick split level. 8 bedrms.
lge. liy. rm., fireplace, sep. din
rm., nice kitchen, basement with
fireplace. Can finish > more bed.
rms; 2 blocks transp.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

FALLS CHURCH AREA, near Denis
o'Connell High. public and paro-
chial schools; charming, well-kept,
3-bedrm. brk. rambler: liv. rm.
with firepl.. sep din rm.. fully
equip. kit. with table space, full
bSmt., two 34-ton window air
conds., storm windows: situated in
desirable. quiet neighborhood. on
acre srd Level lot wth 5vt fruit trees trees
Anchor fenced. S23.950. JE. g.
112h RGn1 onrd Fl N
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
BAILEYs CROSSROADS
MIRACLE FINANCING


Goes with this brick split-foyer
new home. 8 bedrms., 2 tile baths
(3rd bath roughed-in) Just d
miles from d. c. Latest Home
Beautiful" equip. kitchen. . fire
places Il in rec. rm.), all the
latest features and all rooms
extra-size. S24,9 ,975; only 1000
down, balance in one loan. Ideal
for the PARTICULAR home
MILKEY RLTY., IA. 7-O25O
BARGAIN-Springfield area. Re-
duced $1,000. Lge. 3-bedrm. land
den brick split-level. Under 3 years
old. Pa baths, formal din. rm..
lse, rec. rm.. bar, dbl. carport: a.
acre, level wooded lot: wall-to-wall
carpet; other extras. Widow wants
quick sale. See it now. Open today
cali JA S-04SS. BLANKENsHIr ;l5tu
REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

adj, to Riverwoodw7 rms rms ~;
baths, fully tiled, rec. rm. for bal
and bowling. one floor in bsmt.
all king size rms. liv. rm. 25xl6
wide center-hali stairway tc
floored attic, patio doors to porch
3O-in. fan air-cooled; level lot
grand view; downtown In minutes.
DIRECTIONS: Lorcom lane to Nell
lie GUSTS Ndr., right on Nelson st,
blks. to 27th, left . blks. to
3S08; SALE BY OWNER. H
BROWN. JA. 2-1644.
ARLINGTON, Ring N;@LAsTING DIVI;
be the PAYOFF! That is II you
see, today, this pleasant to look
at" brick Colonial in convenient
close-in location. Large liv. rm
wlfirepl.; sep. din. .rm. Bright kit
wIpowder rm.; bedrms. w/ful.
bath up. Full bsmt. w/floors and
ceiling finished, This is recon-
mended for happiness and good
heakh. $4,000.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee HWY, Arl. KE. S-535C
ARL. N.-oPEN 1880, IN THE
LOVELY WOODED AREA AROUND
PicTgREsSSS6E PicTg5FREsSSo WHiTE Witt - BRICK RICK
SELDOM CONES : 4 4 GRAcIoHs ltStifs
HOME LIKE THIS ON THE
MARKET: 1T HAS JUST ABOUT
Everything TO MAKE LIVING
PLEASANT, SEE FOR YOURSELF,
ASSUME 4hT TRUST, OWNER
WILL HOLD 2ND TRUST, Ask
ING S31.500. BUT WILL CON-
SIDER REASONABLE OFFER
3471 N. EMERSON ST. JACK
KRONENBURG, EXCL. BR. JA
5-2259. ia. 5-7776.
ARLINGTON N. Westover Areas.
bedrm. br. Colonial with full
bsmt.: paneled firepl. wall IL
liv.. rm.: sep. din. rm.: kit. with
Dishwasher and disposal: range
and refgr.: scr. porch: fen. yd
WIpatio: walk to shop. center
pqpSSlileo loo and paroehial schools
VAREZ Realtors, KE, S-6677.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.
ARLINGTON

4 4-bedrm. home, newly painted anc
redecorated. Located in neighbor.
hood Of higher-priced homes anc
walking distance to schools anc
bus. Nice-size living rm. with
fireplace, enclosed and glassed.
in porch: also has detached ga.
rage. Listed at S14,95O, $50
below FLA appraisal OF $4,000
TOWN Qy TnITNTDV
Evening star., 1962-01-28

ARLINGTON SoUTH-S11,5O0: as
sumo present loan with low down
payment. . bedrooms. liv. lm.,
dining area, kit, part basement;
2 blocks Columbia pike shopping
and tranSp.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

HILLSIDE RAMBLER with shad.
trees and design; Sl6,95O CT
Sweeping liv. rm. with southern
exposure, sep. din. rm., neat
equip. kitchen. 3 bedrms,, fuli
bsmt,, paneled; plus built-inS
basement has walk-out ground
leyeD; ,dead-end street: fenced LOTT.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
JE. 10000

This is the only number you need
to dial to secure information on
any home YOU are interested in
that is for sale. Our staff Of eX-
perts have access to over l,OO0
homes in Virginia. One in par.
ticular is this all-brick rambler
with split-foyer entrance. Brand
new with 3 bedrooms, 9 baths,
large equipped kitchen with eat
ing space, full basement with
outside entrance; hot-Water base
board heat. Located on la-acre
level lot and priced to sell this
week end. Give US a call toR
more information and appoint-N
ment to !nspect. VIM. A. CHAP.
MAN REALTY, INC, Realtor, TOl
w. Broad St, Falls Church, Va.
LANGLEY : bedrms. plus rec.
rm.: brk. split-level with 3 baths:
2 yrs old: full GE kit; h-acre
lot. fenced yard: close to schools.
shops, ) min. to CIA: owner
transf.: must sell: S27,750. Ell.
6-6064.
LARGE RAMBLER located in vi.
emma Woods designed with 4 bed
rms, . full baths, huge kit. with
breakfast nook; full bsmt. with
tile floor, rec. center across st. At
tractive level lot. S21, 800 FLA.
JE. $4,000 YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1962-01-28

FALLS CHURCH AREA-SpaciouS
split-ievel home in excellent sub
urban community, Convenient to
CIA and Melpar and lust min
ute from open section of beltway.
3 large bedrms. . full baths (pri-
vate bath off 17x14 master bed
room) and finished recreation
room. Only 3 years old and priced
below owners cost at only S22.950
with FILA terms. JAS. W. ISEN-
HOUR REAL ESTATE. 533-9300.
Falls Church Area-$25, $50
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA
4 Bedrms.- - Baths-2O-t. Den
brick rambler surrounded
by towering trees on - acre. Entr.
hall, liv. rm., din. rm., den, rec.
rm;, firepl.: lge. deck porch over
looks babbling brook.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
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ARLINGTON NORTH - S12,950.
Low down payment 3 bedrms. q,
liy. rm., dining rm., KIT, basement;
alum. storm windowt; garage; /
block transp. and SHOPPING.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

FALLS CHURCH AREA-S17,25o
Assume ,S13,70O, 4hoo loan; tota
payments S105.27 per mo. 3 bed.
rms, liv.. rm., firepl., din. ell, kit.
carport, lovely lot; very clean ano
attractive inside and out.
JOHN M. ANDERSON
LA SSn1h LA snSAn usR snnr
Evening star., 1962-01-28
PARKER

SMITH & DCNNELL
ia. 7-6161 Realtor IA. 1887
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm.,
brk. rambler, firepl., full bsmt.
outside entr.. rec. rm., dishwShr.
&C: lge. fenced lot. S1S,500
OWNER, JE. 3-0399.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Charming
3-bedrm. brk rambler on u acre:
large liv. rm. with firepl, sep
din. rm., lge. cheerful kit, stairs
finished: 6' many @ extras, Is' inti Iafviaiy W IVY.
carpeting. incinerator, auto. wash
er. storm windows. Anchor fenced
play yard. Only S21950. FHA
financing avail. or can assume
4Rgo loan. CAROLINE l.. CAMP
BELL, Agent, JE. 3-12S2; ewes,