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Evening star., 1962-08-31
GIN Facing
Price-Fix Suit

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81
tAP). - The Justice Depart
ment. in a civil suit. is renew
ing its attempt to prevent
General Motors from allegedly
trying to control prices at
which its dealers sell cars.
The suit. filed in the United
States District Court in Los
Angeles yesterday, parallels a
criminal indictment returned
last October IL against the Ma
tion's largest auto maker.
In Detroit, a General Mo.
tors spokesman said the com.
pany had not received officia
notification of the civil suit
He referred questioners to 6
statement issued by Chairman
Frederick G. Donner after thu
October criminal indictment.
Mr.. Donner said last October
that the Governments charge;
were without foundation.
Named as defendant in the
new suit along with Genera,
Motors were these Chevrolet
dealers association - LOSOR
Chevrolet Dealers Association
of Los Angeles and Orange
Counties, Dealers Service, Inc.
of Los Angeles County, and
Foothill Chevrolet Dealers Of
Los Angeles, Riverside and Sar
Bernardino Counties.
The criminal indictment, nov
awaiting trial, was brought
against the same defendants
and three Chevrolet sales of.
ficialS.
The civil suit accused thu
defendants of trying to pres.
sure Chevrolet dealers not tt
sell to discount operators o.
referral services both a wide
spread factor in California
Chevrolet sales.
Discount houses arrange fl
nancing after delivering car
to buyers, appraising trade-in
and negotiating terms.
Referral services sent buy
ers to certain dealers who agre!
in advance to sell cars at spe
Gifted markups over cost.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Mother Fined
In Child Cruelty

Mrs. Dolores Harris, "a, of
the 700 block of Twelfth street
Sc, was found guilty yesterday
by a Municipal Court jury of
cruelty to a child.
Assistant United States At
torney Daniel A. Rezneck said
there was testimony at the trial
that Mrs. Harris slapped her
two-month-old child, John Boil
ton. jr, and dropped the baby
on the concrete steps outside
her home during an argument
with the child's father on July
Is.
The child required treatment
at District General Hospital,
Mr.. Rezneck said.
Judge Randolph C. Richard
son sentenced Mrs. Harris to
a $3.50 fine or 80 days in Jail.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Law Is Clear
WheutLimits
Acceptedby
Slim Margin
By the Associated Press

The Nations wheat farmers
have voted to continue con-
trolls on their crop, but by the
smallest margin in IL such
tests since l941.
Unofficial returns from the
SO commercial wheat States
where balloting in the referen-
dunn was conducted yesterday
were 61,242 to 74.454 in favor
OF marketing quotas designed
to restrict production in order
to reduce costly surpluses.
This was a favorable margin
of 684 per cent. Approval by
at least 66.7 per TT W G
thirds-of the growers voting
was required. Last year quotas
were approved by an 87.4 per
cent margin. The previous low
was 1873 per cent for the 1855
crop.
Returns in Is States fell be-
low the two-thirds level. These
included Kansas, the No.
wheat-producing State, as vel
as such other major producers
as Colorado and Montana.
The decline in the support
for controls stirred speculation
on the possible effect of the
referendum on pending legisla'
ton.
The program will allot s.
million acres to farmers fol
planting for the 1868 crop.
Wheat next year will be sup
ported at S1.82 a bushel, com.
pared to So this year.
In Maryland. 1856 favored the
program and 149 were opposed
The Virginia vote was 1874 fol
and 263 against.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
RICKOVER SHOWS
COOL GIFT FROM
CREW OF A-SUB
By the Associated Press

II you see the father of
the nuclear submarine
carrying a hunk of ice in a
plastic bag, don't assume
he's on the way to a cock
tail party.
The ice with Vice Ad-
miral Hyman G. Rickover
was hacked out of the
ample supply at the North
Pole by the crew of one of
the two nuclear sub
marines that rendezvouSed
there early this month.
Aides said the admiral
showed the ice to members
of the Senate House Atomic
Energy Committee yeSter-
day.
Senator Jackson, Demo-
crat of Washington, asked
the admiral if he could
take the ice with him to
Seattle this week end.
Il don't think it would
make it. I'm losing it al
ready" Admiral Rickover
said.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
OUTBREAK
Continued From Page Al

SOntlnueu FROM rage Al
could. We stayed at the hospital
all the time and one of the
doctors kept our other son
Kenneth, at his home.
Mrs. Martin said her hus-
band, an engineering techni-
clan for the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory. went to Orlando or
business and the family went
along for the vacation.
Evidently Richard was bit.
ten there" Mrs. Martin said
1--WE visited several spots, in.
cluding Cypress Gardens, be.
fore we started back"
Publicity about the Hines!
has brought a series of roper.
cuSsions.
Motel and hotel operator.
along the Gulf coast beache.
say they have received numer.
GUS out-of-town reservation
cancellations, although most re.
port they are filled up for the
three-day Labor Day weekend
And DR.. Harry C. Gard, di.
rector of the county's emo.
municable disease division
which is responsible for fight.
ing the epidemic, resigned sud.
denly Wednesday without com.
ment.
Sources close to the situation
said DR.. Gard may have re.
signed because of pressure put
on the Health Department by
business and tourists interest.
in the county.
w. C. Ballard, health de.
partment director, said he ha.
received numerous telephone
calls critical of releasing fig.
ureS on the outbreak to news
media, but he added:
No pressure that I know ot
was put on Dr., Gard to quit
or to hold back information or
the encephalitis epidemic"
He said he would try to gel
DR.. Gard to reconsider his
resignation.
Sleeping sickness is marked
by nerve cell destruction, mus.
cular weakness and lethargy
The mosquitoes that cause the
disease get the sleeping sick.
ness virus from infected bird.
that migrate to the st. Peters.
burg area.
Disease Hard to Confirm
An all-out spraying campaign
is on to try to eradicate thu
mosquitoes.
The variety of encephaliti
injecting this area is known a.
the "St. Louis" type.
Its name is derived from al
epidemic which infected ap,
Iproximately LOO persons in st
Louis in 1889. 1t is considered
a mild form, but health expertI
say the fatality rate is esti
mated at S to 20 per cent.
The disease can be con.
firmed only by laboratory test
which take several weeks. Thi.
. is why health officials use thu
word suspected" in discussing
cases.
The State health department
has confirmed only one death
and only Is actual cases from
: the outbreak here.
Tests are being conducted or
all suspected cases.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL DAYS
British Court UphoIds
Expulsion of SobIen

LONDON, Aug. 81 (APJ.-
The British Court of Appeal
today upheld a government Or
der for deportation of DR.. Roo
ert A. Soblen to the United
States. The Soviet Spy'S law
yers thereupon dropped their
plans to carry the fight on to
the House of Lords.
Solomon Kaufman, of Sob
LENS legal team, said that in
stead of appealing to the lords
Soblem will make a plea II
Home Secretary Henry Brooke
who issued the deportation or
der August 2.
At the conclusion of today,
judgment, F. Elwyn Jones, an
other of Soblen'S attorneys
told the court:
Il am authorized by the at
torney general (Sir John Hob
SOM to say that, before tht
deportation is PUT into effect
an opportunity will be giver
to DR.. Soblen to make repre-
sentations to the Home Secre-
tary in regard to this matter.
The House of Lords is Brit
aims highest tribunal, last
resort.
The Court Of Appeal refused
to free Soblen and dismissed
his appeal for a writ of habeas
corpus.
The ruling-fourth adverse
decision Soblen has met in the
British courts-means he can
be deported to serve a life
sentence in the United States
for disclosing wartime secrets
to the Russians.
Law Is Clear
Soblen listened in court while
Lord Justice Denning, the pre-.
siding judge. gave the courts
ruling.
The Judge said Britain's
Evening star., 1962-08-31

behind Mr.. Cross for reappoint-
ment.
1t appeared that this tug OF
war may have prompted the
administration to look else
where rather than to make a
choice between Mr.. Cross and
Mr.. Cox with their political
backing.
Chairman Newton N. Minow
of the FEC repeatedly favored
Mr.. Cox over Mr.. Cross.
Evening star., 1962-08-31

aliens act is too clear to sup
port the argument of Soblen's
lawyers than Brooke had no
power to make a deportation
order.
He held that the lower court
was right in rejecting Soblen's
second plea that the Home Sec
retary could not make a depor-
,tatiop order without first re-
lvoking the refusal of leave to
land in this country.
Lord Denning said he did not
believe a person had the right
to be given a hearing before
the making Of a deportation
order.
He reserved his opinion or
whether there was a right to bt
heard after the order had beer
made and before the deportet
was actually expelled. In this
case the Home Secretary hac
said he was willing to heal
representations.
Earlier, Attorney General
HobSon had argued the Gov
eminent was right in seeking
/ to deport Soblen.
Supports Brooke
Lord Justice Donovan sale
he could find nothing unrea-
sonable or sinister in the max
ing of the deportation order.
, There is no evidence thai
Home Secretary Brooke has moi
acted in good faith" he ruled
mo valid criticism can be made
of either the home secretary
or any of his officers"
| Justice Donovan added thar
if Mr.. Brooke's real object haC
been to surrender Soblen to tht
Americans his actions were a
variance with the purpose. Mr.
Brooke stayed his hand, h
said, to give DR.. Soblen al
opportunity to challenge tn,
deportation order.
Soblen, a 6l-year-old psy'
chiatrist, has been in England
since July l. when he stabbed
himself aboard an Israeli air.
liner bound from Tel Aviv tt
New York. Since then Mr.
Brooke has been trying to sent
him on to the United States
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/
SUNDAY-cartoon Stoybook. 1890 a.m.-4
Meet the Press. 500 p.m.-4
Buwinkle Show. ZOO p.m.-4
Walt Disney 7:3o p.m.-4
Bonanza 900 p.m.-4
Theater 90. 1000 p.m.-4
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Continental Classroom. 900 a.m.-4
Continental Classroom. $50 a.m.-4
Play Your Hunch. 1920 ann
The Price Is Right. HOO am.-4
Your First Impression. 1900 noon-4
Jan Murray Show. 200 p.m.-4
Bozo the Clown. sos pm.+
News. Weather Sports $50 p.m.-4
News. Weather. Sports HOO p.m.-4
MoNDAY-The Price Is Right. $50 p.m.-4
TUESDAY-Laramie 7:3o pm-4
The Land. 1000 p.n.-4
WEDNESDAY, When 1000 a.m.-4
Concentration. 1l:3o ann
Truth or Consequences. 1890 p.m.-4
Special for Women. 800 p.m.-4
Here's Hollywood 43o p.m.-4
Wagon Train. 7:3o p.m.4
Joey Bishop Show $50 p.m.-4
Perry Como Show. 900 p.m.4
Bob Newhart Show 1000 p.m.-4
David Brinkeys Journal. 1920 p.m.-4
~ ~ . q % i % q q q Oh ],
4MERLE w. FRYE ,n "s:":
"Don't Move Improve" NJ
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THURSDAY
Sing Along with Mitch. 1000 p.m-4
FRIDAY-Telephone Hour. $50 p.m.N
SATURDAY-Modern Farmer. 700 a.m.-4
Bozo Show. $3.50 ann
Pip the Piper. $50 a.m-4
Shari Lewis Show 1000 a.m-4
King Leonardo 1920 a.m.-4
Tales of Wells Fargo. 7:3o p.m-4
Movie Four 11:4o p.m.@
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1916 SWAMI ST. NV

All ORANGE ST. SEE, Just off
Portland ST., mr. Boiling Field
Spacious, well-designed apis, rent
ing for $3.50. See resident man
ager on premises.
WAT KTD o. nTTNT I'D TNT
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

= Excel. cond. By
OWNER: facing park: reas. no.
2-3051.
MODERN APT. in brick bldg, l
blk. from shopping center, ex-
press bus and church, bedrm,.
liv rm., dinette, kit and bath.
Total price, $4,000 with reason
able terms. For details call Mr.
Fowler, NEWCOMB-JONES REAL
TY INC 10 2-0400
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ANDRIS

S02l wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9o7O
BRADLEY HILLS - Colonial with
family rm.: den. powder rm. OF
first fl: 3 b.r. up. full bSmt.. nice.
private garden in rear: handy to
stores and transp. Upper 20s.
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HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

ALEX, Harrington = 3 bedrms,.
close shops, schools, bus; TV: suit.
group; lease avail. 333-6541.
ALEX.-2 bedrms.. full bsmt.: 10
min. to Pentagon. Partly furn.
ARL., N.-small 2-b.r. house. $50
ALEX. 2-b.r. semi. $135. Wo. 6-34s5
ARL., GLENCARLYN = 4:bedrm.
brick with liy. rm., sep. din. rm.
FIT. Myer, Is min. Pentagon, $50
mo. 572S 4th ST., s. ia. S-6766.
BETH.-Beaut; 3 b.r.. 2 ba:, rec.
rm., washer-dryer. $325. OIL. g.
1881. SUBURBAN HOME RLTY
BOILING AREA-Studio house, l
bedrm., nicely furn., Si0O mo.
incl. utils. Jo. 2-l212.
CHEVY CHASE = S23,95O. Near
Lafayette School: a spacious brick
Colonial home with 3 bedrooms,
bath, . rear porches, deep level
lot Better see this right away
Call WO. $4,000 til 8. EDW. H.
JONES g. CO., Realtor.
CHEVY CHAsE-New listing! Red
brick Colonial home with center
hall, LIST floor powder room, large
equipped kitchen; 3 bedrooms. 2
baths-very attractive recreation
room. garage, wall-to-wall carpet
ing. many extras. Will sell quickly!
S29,95O Call Wo. $4,000. EDW.
H. JONES g. CO.. Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE-(MAGNOLIA COT
TAGEl on h-acre mr.. D. c. line.
rm.. paneled club room, kit. and
| din. rm. Unique and charming
beautifully furn., air cond. for
summer comfort 1928. Mrs. Bau-
/ mann, ewes. OIL. s7-26S1. CHS
REALTY, OIL. $4,000.
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ST. 3-5050
&AA4NAA4NNA = o4N
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL

NEW SPL1I-LEVEL
Center-entrance hall, liv. rm., din.
rm.. den. powder rm;, kit. with
covered porch and patio. Wall-to-
wall ,carpeting and Grapes in
Also Cape Cod, 4 bedrms.. . baths,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. Lge. porch,
full tiled bsmt. Immediate pos
r. sei BHTEs WARREN OIL. 4-7oo7
HILLS, MD.-3-bedrm
Colonial; fenced yd.; close schls.,
shops, bus; S125. FEE. 3-21S7.
LEWISDALE-Ten 3-bedrm. rambs.
S135 mo-; peri. cond.; nr. schools
CHI, shop ctr. GEO. SULLIVAN
2106 Fordham st. HA. 2-3420.
LEWISDALE-Ten 3-bedrm. rambs
S135 mo-; peri. cond.; mr. schools,
CHI, shop. ctr. GEO. SULLIVAN,
21O6 Fordham St, HA. 2-342O.
Mt. PLEASANT-Nr. 18th and Park
Rd. Close to Embassies. Immacu-
late 3-story brick home; 6 bed
rooms, baths, maids room and
bath. S195. ERNEST H. LUNG,
RE. 6-6641; DI. 1921.
N. SPRINGFIELD, VA, TOl1 Dali
house st.-Central -cond. brick
rambler; bedrms., . baths, Wv.
carpeting, tiled daylight bsmt.,
firepls.: S175 or will sell. Owner,
TED MACDONALD, EN-. 2-SOl5;
weekdays. DU. 2-406S.
Mr.. WASH. CATHEDRAL-Liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. and pantry, 4 bed
rms: and > baths: 2-car garage
$3.50 mo.
SPRING VALLEY-Liv. rm.. din
rm., library, powder rm., kit. anc
pantry. bedrms., baths; 2-cal
garage. $3.50 mo.
RANDALL HAGNER Il CO.. 1921
Conn. ave NV; DE 22-3fpO
wk. ends and ewes. call John Rails
NO. 1914.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

near Annapolis, consisting
Of II acres. z houses. . stores
numerous, other bldgs. suitable for
motel and trailer park; bordering
on 2 roads: $4,000, terms. Write
l. B; CH1POURAS. Rte. 2. Box
600, EdpeWater Md
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APIS unEyanHED-p cAprs UNFINISHED c. HOUSES FuRA TO

UPPER NV, b4O4 LIST place.
bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. dinette,
bath, rear screened porch, $67 so
mo. THOMAS P. BROWN, INC,
FE. 7-l770.
1921 KALORAMA ROAD : At
BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. Ice. DIN,
RIM. wired for air cond.; / blk
from Conn. ave. and shopping
center: avail. March /; Sl96.
Res. Mgr. NO. 7-4059.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1879 HOBART ST. Several girls to
share large nicely furnished house
w/3 other young ladies. Air cond.,
recreation rm., cow. transp., quiet
neighborhood. AID. 2-0106 or DU.
S-53RS
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EVELYN G.. KAPLAN g. co.

EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. co.
REALTORS 949-l9aO
ASPEN HILL PARK = 3-bedrm.
rambler; lge. kitchen with birch
cabinets, full basement. BEAUTI-
Full large paneled rec. rm.. with
beamed ceiling. Assume large lst
trust. Low price. S1S950
OWNER. VIII. 6-S976.
ASSUME 4l2cs CT loan. immaculate
3-bedrm. brick split-foyer. storm
wind. rec. rm.. extensively land
scaped fenced yard. walk to shops.
bus and school, VIII. 6-l1OS.
Attention-Young Doctor!
Opportunity of life time for medi-
cal man to obtain beautifully
located close-in Silver Spring
home and office combination.
which has already proved lucra-
tive for its doctor-owner This
slate roof home features 3 bed
rms, pa baths, full din. rm. and
enclosed porch. PLUS completely
equipped office and treatment
rooms on lower-level, corner To-
Gated on busy main road with
ample parking. Financing arranged
for qualified professional man.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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BENO1T & ALVAREZ. REALTORS
KE. s-6677
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY with
option to buy: to be redecorated
Sl10 mo. Open Sun, to 5 pm.
BERWYN HGTS.-3-bedrm., 2 hlks.
from shop. center and Transports
ton: Lge. lot; avail Immediately.
SIl5 mo. THOS F. ROSEWAG
ASSOC. AP. 1850.
BETHESDA-Split level; 4 bedrms.
8 baths; avail. immed.; 1925 mo.
OIL. 4-2500. Ext. 465.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rambler. >
other features Gear garage,
fenced yard. Near NH, Nav. Med.
Ctr. schools. LO. 7-5O21.
BOILING vIC.-Beaut. estate on
close in. 5000 mo. 10. 2-12iS.
CARROLLTON-3-bedrm., lHa-bath
ramb.; fin. rec. rm.; Wv. carpet
ing; 8 mi. NASA: S135. 474-63S2.
CHEVY CHAsE-Immed. occupancy,
Near p. c. line. 5 bedrms., liz.
rm.. din. ,rm., kitchen wItabie
space, powder rm., garage. Room
Ing: Si95. 81. 4-2444. SUSAN
ENGLAND PRoPERT1Es.
CITY OF FAIRFAX-spacious 4
bhedrms.. 2 baths. sep. din. rm.
"a acre with shade trees. March
1st; S127: CIR. 3-105S.
CONy. TO ANDREWS, attr. rural
setting, bdrms.. 2 baths. sep.
din. rm.: new cond., S14O. Avail.
immed. Code 3O1. ST. 2-342I.
COW. TO ANDREWS bedrm.
Semidetached, vacant: SLY per
mo. 925-47S6. 24s,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Tovn-
house completely restored. Double
drawing nm, powder rm.. dining
rm.,. kitchen, 5 bedrms., 2 baths;
avail. immed. FRANCES POWELL
HILL REALTOR, DE. 2-410l;
ewes, FE. 3-1934.
EAST RIvERDALE-3 bedrms. with
R RfssTf9'' CO., slS $685. %s; NELSON
EASTERN AVE. 1904 - Beautiful
detached Colonial home; compl.
redec; 3 lge. bedrms.. ~ baths,
tiled, bsmt.. comb. alum. storm
Also 1925 with gear garage and
ialousied porch; for $3.50 more.
sTEUART BROS. INC. EN-. 3-24O2
EMBASSY sECTION-4 bedrms
2h baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
solarium. kit, and pantry: $275
per mo; For appt. to inspect. call
33S-3491 or KE. 6-s025.
JOHN H. MILLER, JR.
REALTOR AND BUILDER
FAIRFAX-3 bedrms.. IL baths,
rec. rm.: completely redec.; now
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT = SSi
mo-; 4 large rms. kit. and bath
oil hot-air heat: garden space plus
chicken yard; use of 2aacre fish
from White House of Rte. I'll:
2-yr. lease required: avail Feb.
20; EN-. 2-sS4s.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD, large
older home, 6 bedrms., / bath;
available March 1. Walking dis
lance to D. C. bus. $3.50 month.
GEORGETOWN AREA bedrms.
III baths, rec. rm. with tiled
shower: scr. porch: walled patio
S175 to married cpl. FEE. 3-6627
GEORGETOWN AREA - Charming
newly restored. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
full din. rm.; nice fenced garden
$40. Call 337-457O or FE. g.
1911.
HILLCREST in D. C.-Lge. 3-bed,
rm.. center-hall house: 40. Make
appointment to see. Call
PUFFENBERGER. Ritz. CHI. $4,000
HUNTINGTON -bedrm
semi-detached; ideal for 2 girl
or small family; large fenced
yard; ten min. to Pentagon
S97.50 mo. RIA. 3-6161. 25"
HYATTSVILLE = 4613 Edmonstor
I'd. 2 bedrms.. din. rm., liv. rm.
kit, 2 baths: 500 WA. 7-4933.
HYATTSVILLE-6648 oath ave.
very spacious 3-bedrm., semi
detached rambler; fireplace; full
bsmt. with economical hot-wateI
heat. S135.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
CIT 2.SnEn
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HOWARD co.
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA AREA. Wheaton - Brick
rambler. 3 yrs. old. Living room
w/firepl., sep. dining rm.. 3 bed
rms, 3 baths, screened porch,
carport: full tiled bsmt., gas heat;
fenced corner lot. $4,000:
S23,500 30-yr. FILA loan to quail
fled purchaser. OWNER, VIII.
2-5345. Principals only.
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LIE BOURGET


ELEVATOR BUILDING
24-HR. sEcRETARIAL SERVICE
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
! blk. east of 18th at Van Buren,
! BEDROOM $109.50
(NEWLY FURN., $149.50)
Beautiful apt. with lge liv. rm., din
rm.. outside kit. spacious closets
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Mrs. Wise. Res. Mgr. Ia. $4,000
NEW DE LUXE
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXT
Near Westmoreland circle, custom
built Colonial town house, de-
tached, brand-new; 4 bedrms., 3
baths, lge. fam. rm. with fireplace.
walking distance to public and
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PARKWAY AREA
A rare listing at the price of
S32,50O, Just around the corner
from Rock Greek Hills: owner in
Baltimore: ready for immediate
occupancy. 4-bedroom brick ram
bier, less than 2 years old, COM
pletely air cond. 8 gorgeous bath
rooms, inviting electric kitchen
with breakfast area. lge. rec. rm.
on ground level with sliding doors
neighborhood for children; near
the park, all schools and express
bus downtown.
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This newly renovated Groom tapes
try brick, powder room on LIST
floor: 3 bedrooms, modern tile
bath on End floor: full basement,
gas air conditioned heat, screened
in porch. Good financing,
Kalmus Realty RIA. 6-6422
JU. 9-O945 10. 4-7942
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Sill. SPG.-Lovely 2-bedrm. home
large lot. compl. fenced. next golf
course; $3.50 mo. JU. 5-7lSS.
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UNION STATION AREA-Colored;
newly dec. 2 lge. bedrms.. lge.
liv. rm., kit, bath, pch., adults
only. $40 G st. ne, Ii. 7-4513.
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THE LIVINGSTON APIS.
5437 CONN. AVE. NV.
Efficiency apt. in air-cond. bldg.
conv to churches and excel.
transp. Complete kit. and dinette.
WO $4,000
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ARL., 208 South Court House I'd
det.: 8 bedrms.. fenced back yard.
full bsmt... sep. din. rm.. oil h.
VIII. garbage disp., rec. rm..
superb loc.; s mir, to Pentagon;
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MANOR CLUBABe ready to enjoy
all the benefits of this exclusive
club this spring. Golf. tennis,
swimming, etc. in this beautiful
new custom built center hall brk.
Colonial-style rambler on h-acre
baths, sep. din rm. family rm,
large all-electric kit. plus 3
fireplaces. and gear garage.
Miller A SSociatec
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cOkIikUED)

GEoRGETowN-Mod,. bsmt. eftic,
kit; and bath. All utils. $50. 1915
10th SC. NV. DE. 2-S904.
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hShD OhAoN-DE1 hESDA
AND OTHER FINE VALUES
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION BY
EVELYN G. KAPLAN
Family location -
Owner in Texas, wants offer; va
cant. Immaculate all-brick ram
bier, only . years old; 4O-ft.
rec. nm, 200-ft. deep lot; near
fine Bethesda schools and st.
James Parish. $1,000 down and
assume financing.
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GEORGETOWN AREA bedrms.
" baths, rec. rm. with tiled
shower: scr. porch; walled patio;
Sl75 to married cpl. FEE. 3-6627.
GEORGETOWN AREA - Charming.
newly restored. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm..
full din. rm.; nice fenced garden
$40. Call 337-4570 or FEE. s.
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