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The Arizona post., 1962-03-02

ness, she says, and IT that
doesn't describe a little girl,
what does!'
The Claire Brooke Origi-
nails collections for spring
carries out the principle she's
laid down in her previous
collections a fresh SIM
Plicity, the uncluttered line
and an airinesS which is es-
Pecially appealing for spring.
In addition to the traditional
cottonS, she's done a COM
Plete group in Kodel in deli
ciouS new citrus colors, lem
on, lime and orange as we'll
as sweet peach and apricot.
Dainty imported woVen
pattern cottons and light-as-
air voiles appear, edged with
tiny ruffles of lace. Tucks,
lace and embroidery appear
throughout t h e collection,
used in a fashion that makes
them seem part of the dress
eS instead of added to it.
A group of cotton knits is
continued for spring and in
cludes delightful little dress
and-jacket ensembles that
have as many lives as you can
think up occasions for. One
that is most versatile consists
of a cotton knit outfit COM
bining a solid color jacket
The Arizona post., 1962-03-02

suggestion OF lifted buStline.
A narrow Set-in sleeve is
making the news along with
the small, notched collar
standing away from the neck
line.
To pmy The spring pace,
jackets turn to lowered band
ed necklines, scalloped hem
lines, nude necklines, high
single or doubIe-breasted
closings and a few asymmet-
ric types.
Most significant news of
spring is the diversity and
Softness in skirts. Shirred
walStllneS, trouser pockets,
fared hemlines, wide wraps,
front panel pleats take skirts
away from the straight and
narrow.
Newest coat is the narrow
coat, says Women's Wear
Daily. Redingote is the mag
&c word Also fayorino biob
front shaping are the cape
back, princess silhouette and
taPered back coat. Again the
Set-in narrow sleeve and the
trim, notched standaway col
lar get the spring bid. Femi-
ninity appears by the way of
embroidered lace collars and
cuffs.
Softer, more feminine
SPortSwear is due in 1862.
The movement is toward clos
er to the body shaping, more
fitted but still not plastered.
w WaiStlineS IS are definitely
mark e d, not Women's
Wear Daily, but not cinched.
Obvious expressions of the
feminine look, such as rufles,
fiounceS, frills and fringe,
will appear, but form rather
than folderol will play a hand
in utterly pure and simple
clothes given over to new
femininity.
Two and three-Piece suit
ensembles gain importance.
Jackets stress more fit, fitted
front loose-back shaped waist
length as we'll as belted types.
Skirts will be in motion via
PleatS or gentle flares.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-02

with candy striped sleeve
less knit dress. In the ensem-
bic group, too, the charm of
the Victorian era is rediscov-
cred in an eyelet embroider-
ed and rufled cotton bastiste
cape worn over a lovely
sleeveless dress.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-02
Season Of Newness
Season Of Newness
Spring Is For
Girls

NEW YORK-'SPring is little girls season. says
the space of few short years. has become bright light
in field that many designers hesitate try their hands in
It's of budding lfe freshness and eager
The Arizona post., 1962-03-02
Why Women's
Fashions
Change

Men often ask, why
must women'S fashions
change so often?"
Judith McCann, jewelry
designer, werS this
question with: Because
we women get bored with
sameness. Anyone who
looks at a chart of fashion
will see cycles, or the swing
of the pendulum. Just now
the pendulum is going
away from the giant-sized
beads of last year and to-
ward smaller beads and a
daintier look
The Arizona post., 1962-03-02
In Coats> It's
Shape Up Front

1t is the shape up front that in spring and
suits Womens Wear Daily editors find that front shaping
moving toward the bustline the identifying feature
Suit shapes the prettiest years. short ackeed with
popular demt noticeab closer the figure with the
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23
NEW WORKERS
FIGHT FOR BUS FARE

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. -
Negro parents under the leader
ship of Atty. Paul B. Zuber, have
won their first part of their
quest for school integration. At
ter winning the transfer of Ne
gro pupils from Lincoln School,
which is in predominantly Ne
gro area, to other all white
schools in other distant neigh
borhoods, they are met by anoth-
er pressing problem.
Some one must pay for trans
porting these children at the cost
of $4,000 per year. Atty. Zuber
will seek in federal courts to
compel the city for transporta-
tion costs. Presently the par
ents and interested persons are
paying the huge bill.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23
STRIPPED OF
AUTHORITY

WASHINGTON,D. c. - The
Post Office Department has sus-
pended the Atlanta postmaster's
promotional authority because
his past policies have shown dis
elimination against Negro en-
ployees.
The action against Burl San
ders. acting postmaster since
1855 and postma ster since 1860
was announced last week.
Promotions are now being
handled by C. P. GLADDEN.. re-
gional post office director Of At
lanta.
Recently Negroes have been
named to two positions on the
formerly all-white promotional
board of the Atlanta post office.
Engineers are also redesign-
ing the main Atlanta post office
to eliminate segregated rest and
locker rooms for employees.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23

Jimmie Brooks, seventh
grade teacher at Percy L. JUL
ian School. in the Roosevelt Dis
trict, received a National Sci
ence Foundation scholarship this
year. These scholarships are
granted to teachers to help i'm
prove methods and techniques of
elementary science and mathe-
matics instruction.
Mr.. Brooks has been teaching
at Julian since 1859.
A graduate of Southern Univ
ersity, Baton Rouge, La, he ma
jored in chemistry.
He Is keenly interested In
youth work and devotes many
volunteer hours with Careers,
Inc. He serves as an advisor Of
the Julian School group.
He and his wife, Lois and their
two sons. James and Robert. re-
side at SOIL S. 81 Way.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23

Frances Lewis. IS yr. old
sophomore, Phoenix Union High
School, was first place winner
in an oratorical contest SPONSOR
ed by the Paradise State Baptist
convention which convened at
Tucson. Nov. 10.
Miss Lewis brought some In
teresting facts and points to a
large audience on the subject.
"How Christian Education Can
Help the Youth Achieve Greater
Heights"
She is the daughter of Mr. land
Mrs. Doll Lewis. 1851 South Fifth
Avenue.
william C. Smith. III. son Of
MIR. and Mrs. william C. Smith,
Jr.. 1881 E. Broadway Rd.. was
the runner up.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23
MEREDITH SCOFFS
AT WITHDRAWAL IDEA

OXFORD. Miss. - James
Meredith. the first Negro STU
dent to be enrolled at the Univer-
sity of Mississippi. denies ru-
mors that he will withdraw from
school.
After missing two examina-
tions, the % year old STU
dent said he had been under a
great amount of strain. but he
intended to continue his courses
at Ole Miss.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23

Smiling while they study copy of Of the sorority newslet
Mvoene Croome president the local Delta
Sigma The Mrs. Carnegie national chairman Of Delta
publications relations and Charles Anderson local
retary
Mrs. Carnegie honored by evening
reception Mrs. Gusse Edwards NJ Avenue.
Fri, Nov. lo.
attending of the National League for Muir
held week in the city, Mrs. Carnegie is the associate
of Nursing Outlook, published at New York City,
Presently she is member Of the executive board the grand
chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority She established chap
of this organization in Liberia. West Africa
has served dean Of the schools of nursing Hampton In
stitute and Florida A and College,
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23

world broadcast1ng made
group operated and stated radio station
in the entire mining the first week
In December.
who will radio
station KCAC, da from left Messrs Rick Drnel.
director, formerly of Los Angeles Jim Tits general
Valley for the four years. and
Waverly Watson gospel music disk jockey
MIR. Titus the having appeared over KFZ
and KRX station will beam yhm, blues pop
azz Broadway from sunrise sunset
daily He communication media for the past
twelve years.
Mr. Darne eight years experience in the field He has
been in radio and he has televson
experience, too.
Mr. adley Arre pictured is head the sales department.
Arizona tribune., 1962-11-23

The Community Services Building 1915 E. Osborn was the scene
of tea honorng newly appointed associate di-
rector of the Phoenix Urban League.
The sponsored by the Urban League Guild. Sum-
I8.
Charles ans. executive director of
U Wilkes William Bell, associate director
and Miss Seneca. UL guild president
NATIONAL DELTA OFFICIAL
HONORED AT IMPROMPTU SESSION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06

overweight. But on Anita it
looks good - for proof, see
'Boccaccio TO-"
Sophia Loren and Danny
Kaye will make their Five
Pieces Of Maria" in Nice. South
Of France. No wonder Princess
Grace wanted to return to
movie acting. There are so
many pictures being made right
on her Monaco doorstep, so to
speak.
Sammy Davis, jr., assures me
things will be different this
year. He will spend more time
with wife May Britt, their
daughter, and the son they plan
to adopt-which latter news ]
cleaned from him during my
recent visit in Rome. Every
one who can afford it, and !
can. should adopt lots of chill
dren," said Sammy while May
nodded her head in agreement.
Since met Sammy" said
May, I've been dividing the
year by his night-club dates"
/
/ Albert Finney has discovered
redheaded actress Samantha
Eggers on the Island of Corfu
where both happen to be vaca-
tioning. There was some doubt
that Finney, first of the angry
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HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD CNANA) -
Top Italian director Federico
Fellini has a most amazing
method for making his cur
rent movie, ''Fellini 8l2." There
is absolutely no script for the
film! The story, which stars
Marcello MastrOiani and
Claudia CardinaIe is about q
director and the problems he
was making a movie. When
Fellini comes to the set in the
morning, he does not know
what he will film that day
1t all depends on what his
problems are going to be with
his stars Now l ask you
There's such a thing as being
too arty-aS Roberto ROSSel-
Iini discovered.
Should TarZan marry Jane;
After 80 years together in the
jungle. Producer Sy Weintraut
says it would be ridiculous
But some TarZan fans are in.
sisting on legalizing the situa'
ton AS soon as Caro-
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FeIIini Uses
Own Method
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Lawrence can leave her play
in New York. she will go to
Paris to star in Left Bank
for Walter Reade.
one mans refusal Is
another's career. When War
rem Beatty said no to doing
The Leopard" with Burt Lam
caster, the role was given to
young Mark Damon Re-
member when Barrie Chase
walked out of "Can-Can" al
20th-Fox. the part was giver
to Juliet PrOwse who was ther
completely unknown here
abouts? She took over the role
and Sinatra took over Juliet,
The big love scene between
Sir Laurence Olivier and Sim.
one SignOret in Term of Trial
takes place in a shower. What
will they think Of next!
Anita Ekberg reports she IL
selling her home in Rome tC
settle here permanently with
Rod Taylor. But something
seems to have gone wrong with
her marriage plans-Rod is
now dating other beauties. Ny
bunch is that this young mar
is playing the field and ISM
inclined to marry anyone :.
missed Anita coming and goinG
to Europe and back here, anC
I'm told she is about 18 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06

young actors" would be coming
to Broadway in "Luther" but
Producer David Merrick was
very optimistic on the subject
when I questioned him.
Hugh 0'Brian will spend the
summer in Europe - London
first, for Metros Champagne
Flight" with Pamela Tiffin. In
stead Of production coming
back to Hollywood, more and
more seems to be going to Eu-
rope. And to cover the movie
scene adequately this summer,
I shall have to make another
trip there. I don't mind follow
ing the movies trek, but why
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06

stand-in and valet. Ben later,
was killed" six times in one
day on the Normandy beaches
in The Longest Day" movie.
Ben reports he died by rifle, re-
volver. mortar, grenade. land
mine and bayonet in the differ
ent uniforms of the Allied and
enemy forces. It was almost
simpler working for Gleason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06

do I eat twice as much in Eu-
rope as in Hollywood?
Warren Beatty's reason for
refusing to test for the role of
President Kennedy in PIT 100"
Il don't think a film should
be made about a President
while he is in office"
Jackie Gleason's forme T
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MPM R In n9sR RELEASE &DREcEOs RE
Evening star., 1962-05-13
FBI Man
To Address
Luncheon

Mr.. George q. Liddy. super
visor at the Federal Bureau
of Investigation HeadQuar-
ters, will address the meeting
Of the Political Study Club,
set for 2 pm. Saturday. The
meeting will take place at
the Washington Club.
Mr.. Liddy will discuss
Parental and Penal Laxity
The Monster Makers" Also
on the program are dramatic
readings, with musical ac-
compartment, by Mrs. Anna
belle Safer. Mrs. william p.
Crismond. club president, will
preside.
A reception and tea, with
the usual social hour, will
follow the meeting. Mrs.
Lawrence j. Blackmar. Mrs.
Irvine L. Miller and Mrs.
George S. Rice will pour.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Champagne Auction VIII Aid Garden Club

Little Theater Of Alexandria
garden.
Among the art items TO be
auctioned off are three etch-
ings Of Mrs. Robert z. Lee,
q print Of Andrew jackson
and an engraving Of the SIR
render Of Lee. Accompany
Evening star., 1962-05-13

ing the art win be antiques.
Anyone having antiques
which are no longer wanted
can take them to Mrs. Elliott
Thurston. lie North Fairfax
street. by Friday. She win
record them and give the
donor two tickets to the
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Anniversary
Luncheon
Planned

The Sunshine and Commu-
nifty Society Of the District
viii hold its 50th anniversary
luncheon at 1880 pm. We'd
nesday in the Kennedy
Warren.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford,
pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church. viii be guest speaker.
Honor guests viii include
Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn. president
Of the General Federation
Of Wonfen's Clubs; Mrs. Z.
Morgan Pryse, president Of
the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, and Mrs.
James Kopulas, District t
Mother Of the Year.
The Sunshine and Commu-
nifty Society was organized
April 10. 1912 by Mrs. Ella
s. Knight at the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church,
then located at Fifth and F
streets NV.
Active in civic and philan-
thropic projects throughout
the years. the club has aided
individuals who were tempo
rarily in financial stress and
has assisted q number Of
agencies and institutions in
cluding the Aged Women's
Home in Georgetown and the
Pilot School for Blind Chill
dren.
The club won third State
prize in the General Fedora
ton Of Wome ms Clubs
Com m unity Improvement
Program for 1960-62 for
purchasing complete gradua-
ton outfits for four graduates
Of the Jefferson Junior High
School.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Art work win play . pre-
dominant role In the Walled
Garden Clubs champagne
suction Saturday ct historic
0adsby's Tavern In Alexan-
uria.
The auction win take place
y z pm. and win benefit the
Evening star., 1962-05-13

auction. For bulky or heavy
to-handle items, Mrs. John
Ferguson can be contacted
to arrange to have them
picked up.
There viii be an admission
charge for those who do not
donate articles for auction.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
On Sale Tomorrow at 9:3O am.
in The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store!
DOWNTOWN ONLY!

Lock- stock and barrel bought 1t ALL From Of the
better speciality shops In the Washington Metropolitan
Too and too varied assortment to describe in detail
but just look at the listing below, and plan to hopskp
andump to Downtown Store first thing tomorrow morning
Evening star., 1962-05-13

SaIespeOpIe! . EstrG Wrappers
Shoppsng Plate Speed Your Shopping
Evening star., 1962-04-12
No foolin', folks. :. the selection an
savings are absolutely stupendous!

Internationally plant be and sturdy and
disease and perfect condition when and be the
advertised We bloom the period
planting
refund the purchase such claim
is beforeJUI u,
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n4QpGn
ANDREWS AREA

FOREST HEIGHTS - Custom built
spacious brick rambler; g large
rms, 3 bedrms. . baths, pam
eled rec. I'M, built-in garage,
Dashboard radiation heat. BY appt.
only.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA 3-bedroom
RAMBLER with 2Ox12 scr, porch,
plus work. shop for hobby or do-it-
yourself fans; S14,5O0, FHA $3.50
down. See IL now. O 'til
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LEWISDALE - Open today, 1000
Amherst I'd. Excp. rmblr. Like new
Rdcd. Ownr. S27,500. HA. 2-9056.
MD. U. AREAS 900 rec. rm.,
estate-Size wooded lot bordering
park, plus 3-bedrm. brk. rambler.
Bargain. $1,000, guaranteed.
c. paul hickman HE. 1000
MUST SELL AT ONCE this Just
built 3-bedrm.. 2-full bath brick
rambler. Huge kit, din. rm. with
fireplace, full bsmt., 2-car car
DIR: From D. c. out indian Head
hwy. to Oxon Hill I'd, right on
Oxon Hill to Fl. Foote I'd, right
to East IT. Foote terrace. left to
729S and owners sign. Near
Wilson Memorial Bridge. Call
10 S-7TR4
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CARROLLTON

For only $500 down and S1o2 per
mo. including everything you can
move into your own 3-bedrm. Get
brick rambler with large yard,
plsyroom. Close to schools, shop
ping and swimming pool
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CARROLLTON

A charmer, 3-bedrm. brick rancher
with sep. din. nm, brick wall
firepl... carport. Level lot Rec.
rm.. all-elec. kit. FLA, GI or con-
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HOME AND 9 ACRES

Forestville area-A well-built ma.
sonry home featuring full bsmt
ideal for garden. chickens and
horses. Sewer and water in front
OF property. Only 100000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

s75 PER MO. PAYS ALL on thi.
2-bedrm. bungalow on level lo
near Prince Georges Country
Club, No cash for vet. or Specia
FILA terms. CALL WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO., INC
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4-BEDROOM BRICK
ANDREWS AREA

A well-built 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod featuring liv. rm., equipped
kit, full tiled bsmt. with rec. rm.
on level Anchor-fenced lot. Only
S16,750, $3.50 down on FILA
terms.
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$500
CARROLLTON

Cute 2-bedrm. masonry home fea-
turing liv. rm., din. rm., kit, lee.
yard, on reasonable terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
HOME AND ACRE

Ideal for those desiring horse,
chickens and garden. Has bed
rms, equipped kit. modern bath.
gas heat; only S10,95O. subject to
GI; no down payment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

Move in now, buy later; S70O down,
S122 monthJAdorable brk. ramb.
3 bedrms.. full bSmt.: playroom
for kiddies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

GREENBELT - 2-bedroom corner
house. equip. kit. good cond.. S6G
mo-, incl. TI.P.I., heat, hot water
and maintenance, CIR. 4-7497.
Observation-Disclosures. masonry
home, separate din. rm., fully
equip. kit, excel. cond., mo. pay
ments $3.50. incl. Pitt, heat
hot water, all major repairs
Selection 2 and 3 bedrms.. brick
and frame homes also avail.
GREENBELT REALTY CO.. Real
tors, Isl Centerway, CIR. 4-5700
GSA-NASA-NOL
NOT IN CALIFORNIA, NOR IN
FLORIDA, BUT RIGHT HERE IN
MELCIARE MANOR!! This new
Colonial-style, white-brick ram
bier, featuring, center-hall en-
stone firepl. set in paneled wall,
sep. din. rm. with sliding glass
doors leading to balcony, all-elec.
fully equipped kit. with bkfst.
bay, 3 large bedrms., 2h baths:
tremendous rec. rm. with firepl,
and sliding glass doors leading
to patio PLUS large carport for
2 cars AND priced far below what
you would expect at only S30,500.
TPAnEC INVITED
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m1Qgem

DAILY, 10 TIL DARK
FILA and VA financing;
also other low terms;
~ and 2 baths, rec.
rooms, garages, full
bsmts., included in price
of $18,750; city sewer,
water and gas heat; bus
service to downtown,
schools, churches and
shopping centers are
nearby. To reach: Out
Indian Head highway or
Woodrow Wilson Bridge
to Route No. Ala (Oxon
Hill rd.), right 2 mi. to
Brooke Manor Estates.
RYAN CO., REALTORS,
CHI. $4,000.
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DIXON HILL, 3-bedrm. ramblers
Ice: fenced lots. good finan.
SOUTHLAND RLTY., 24S-5522
PALMER PARK - 3-bedrm, brk
fenced lot. Vacant, move right in,
Only S295 On. incl. settlement
Call OWNER, DU. 10000.
PALMER PARK-S295 dn., incl,
settlement. 3 bedrms. Fenced yard.
Owner will finance. MA. 2-1154.
PARKWAY ESTATES, mr.. pkWy.-
Cozy 3-bedrm. ramb,: SI3,5OO
min. $500 dn., FILA, $50 pays all
KENILWoRTH REALTY. UN. A.
zoos,
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE

IN. 4-I5IB UE. 4-7I7I
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN o TO a
KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6O4O
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AREA 900 down
New ranchers, Large liv. rm.
dining area, mod cleo. kit,
baths, full bsmt., oil heat. Excel
financing, ASTOR REALTY CO.
CY. 7-S62S, CHI. S-53S5.
ANDREWS AREA bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; firepl. in liv. rm.; .
baths. air cond,; beautiful I'd
with trees; easy terms; FILA, GI.
Immed. poss. JOE JACOBS REAL
TY, RE. 6-hNOa. RE. h-7333.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

RIGGS RID. AREA-3-bedrm. Co
BIG ENOUGH FOR A GARAGE
$4,000 FILA. Call 5sS-7977.
D. L. BARNARD
RIVERDALE. GIL Madison St
Semidet.. 2-story brick; 3 bed
rms. liv. rm., din. rm,, kit. and
bath, auto. gas heat; no dn. pay
ment, just take over mo. pay
ment Of $500. DE. 2-245s. VIII
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

FORT MEADE AREA-Brick ram
HOT WATER HEAT; ha-acre lot:
close to Laurel shopping, ALMOST
NEW AND WON'T LAST; .S2l, $50.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-t700, til
8 pm.
HIGHBRIDGE, new Asst. rambler
-3 twin-sized bedrms,, sep; din;
Eat ss9s; w e. .et HT osIy s srylj556!
,v j, PARAMOUNT REALTY co. 90
HILLCREsT HTS.-Brick semidet. !;
3 bedrms.. Ia baths, finished rec.
yard: excellent financing. Call
OWNER for appt. RE. 5-122O.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. $3.50 down
absolutely no other charges), $50
per mo. pays everything-3-bedrm.
bungalow: fenced lot; only Sll,500.
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400.
EVANSVILLE = Brick Cape Cod;
,firepl, din. rm.: full bsmt.; "
baths; gar; $500 dn. UN. 4-555O.
LANGLEY REALTY
EVANSVILLE, open 10, 1905
b kenaaayb ssNeWS re Ssssmens
entire lot fenced. $4,000. WIN
STON C. CLAY, WA. Taps.
HYATTSVILLE-St. Jerome's Par
bsmt.; 2 kitchens. Assume trust.
H. BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345.
HYATTSYILLE-Lge, older home;
lge. ly. rm.. din. rm., family rm.,
kit, 3 big bedrms., bath, full
bsmt oil h.-w.h., lovely lot, near
st. Jerome's; $15,500. DALEY
REAL ESTATE, AP. 1864.
GLASSMANOR-Sl95 down, incl.
settlement. Brick, 3 bedrooms,
bsmt.; lge. fenced lot. Owner will
finance. Immed. occupancy. ST.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
ALEX, SPRINGFIELD

ALEX; close in Seminary Valley
All -brick split-level with 3 large
bedrooms PRICE, $4,000. FILA
terms. You can borrow $4,000 on
this home. A-acre lot. EXTRAS:
Carport, finished rec. rm., fenced
yard. storm windows; near Penta-
gon and downtown BUS. Appoint
ment required. Call TOWNSHIP
REAL ESTATE CO., HU. I-5OlO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

DIRECT FROM BUILDER; new, s.
bedrm. ramblers; only $13.750: no
down payment. $12O per month
pays all: cow. to Andrews. (Yor
do not have to qualify for CT OF
FHA.) 925-47S6.