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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
DIPLoMATIcALLY SPEAKING
KuWoit Celebration Held;
Afghoniston KingComing

ming September 5 will in
clude formal and full well
coming ceremonies on the
White House lawn, q pa
rade, a White House state
dinner, a tea for the King by
Congressional leaders, a meet
ing with President Kennedy.
and q press conference.-the
on the first day.
Also tentatively scheduled
is a luncheon that day, prob
ably as President Kennedy's
guest, possibly aboard the
Presidential yacht.
The second day will find
him at Arlington Cemetery,
the Mosque, and opening an
exhibit of Near Eastern art at
the Freer Gallery. Secretary
Rusk will call on him, and the
King will give a luncheon for
President Kennedy.
Whether this will be stag
or mixed depends upon where
the visitors will stay. Blair
House will be closed for re-
pairs, and it has not been
decided where the royal pair
will stay. If the facilities are
large enough, the luncheon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

signed, inscribed and made
in Mexico. ut" is a hand
some silver cigarette box.
It doesn't bear the sigma
lures of all the ambassadors,
explained the top envoy,
now that they've. multiplied
to ITO. Nor is a tray used,
because it is often stored out
of sight, and not on public
display as is a cigarette box.
The gift idea, originated by
Ambassador Sevilla Sacasa,
began five years ago, he said.
Mrs. George Ball, wife Of
the Undersecretary Of State,
attended. And other riders
from the embassy merry-go-
round were the Ambassadors
of Saudi Arabia, Panama,
Korea (another new one),
Somalia, Laos, Yugoslavia,
Austria, Jordan, Haiti, Mo-
rocco, Lebanon and Chile.
Mrs. Kajeckas, wife of the
Lithuanian Counselor; Mrs.
Phillips Talbot, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of State;
Mrs. Abou Richie, wife Of the
Syrian Ambassador, all at
tended without their spouses.
= 49,
Afghanistan Amb q S sador
Maiwandwal unveiled travel
plans for his nations King
and Queen at a press confer
ence yesterday.
When the United States
welcomes King Zahir and
Queen Homaira In Septem-
Der. it probably will focus as
much attention on the Queen
as on the ruling monarch.
For until four years ago,
this mother Of six was, like
all Afghan women. yelled and
could never be photographed.
In fact, Embassy officials still
haven't photographs of her to
distribute to the press.
The two win arrive in
Philadelphia with a party Of
10 September 4. Their two
day Washington stay begin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

will probably be given by the
King and Queen and include
women among guests.
That evening, the couple
will receive the diplomatic
corps at the Embassy, then
be introduced at a reception
by the new Afghan Ambas-
r-designate Abdul Maid.
And after this full day, Sec
rotary and Mrs. Rusk will
give a black-tie dinner for
them in the State Department
reception rooms.
Their itinerary after leav-
ing Washington September 6
includes visits to the Eisen-
howers at Gettysburg; Cape
Canaveral and a chance to do
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some deep-sea fishing (the
King is a noted sportsman ;
Fort Bragg, N. c., to view
paratroop demonstrations;
Los Angeles to see Disneyland
and an aircraft company;
San Francisco; Lafayette,
Ind, to see the Purdue Uni
versity Agricultural Expert
mentation Station and to re-
ceive an honorary degree;
and finally New York City
and the United Nations.
This will be the first visit
of an Afghan chief of state
since United States-Afghan
relations began in 1912. He
has made state visits to other
capitals, including Moscow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
Bornurd's June
Party Slated

Barnard : in Washington
will hold its traditional June
Garden Party June q at
$3.50 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Russell Mclaughlin.
The garden party is held
traditionally In honor Of new
freshman and undergradu-
ates at Barnard College in
New York City.
Mrs. John c. Ellickson,
executive secretary to the
Presidents Commission on
the Status Of Women, will
speak and answer questions
on Realistic Life Patterns
for College Women"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

Homemakers attending the
37th annual Rural Women's
Short Course at the Univer-
sity of Maryland were urged
yesterday to enroll at least
one member of each family
in the M e dical Self-Help
Training Program developed
by the Public Health Service
in cooperation with the Of
flee of Civil Defense.
The program is aimed at
teaching every family to take
care of its own health needs
in case of a natural emer-
gency, and the program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

care is not expected to be
available for an extended
period of time" she pointed
out.
The women attending the
health class, offered as one
Of several courses open to the
homemakers during this
week back at college"
heard a description Of the
course which covers the
dangers of and projections
against radioactive fallout as
well as points for health
full living in emergencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
Honnemokers Hear About SeIf-HeIp

must reach so million per-
sons. they were told.
Miss Marie F. Hansel,
assistant chief for nursing Of
the Division of Health Mobi-
lization Of the Department
of Health, Education and
Welfare, informed the home
makers that the new pro-
gram is geared along lines
different from the usual
first-aid courses that assume
professional care will arrive
soon.
Medical Self-Help teaches
what to do when professional
Evening star., 1963-02-06
RAMBLER '0l SEDAN, Ri,2OB
ORBIT RAMBLER

1901 r. /. Ave, UN. 4:4747
RAMBLER 1901 4-dr., de luxe,
showroom cond,, $3.50. $500
ing country, must sell. 273-0735.
RAMBLER '62 American 2-dr., std.
shift. 5000, take over payments
Call after 8. JU. 9-1336.
RAMBLER 80 Amer. 2-dr. station
wagon, std. trans. with oyerdriye.
heater. 1-yr. warranty, only SSe5.
l.. P, STAFFORD RAMBLER CITY
RAMSEY AND COLESVILLE RID.
across From Nev-car Showroom
3. q, MD. JU. 5-0616
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TEMPEST 81 station wagon T.
nm blue finish. original interior,
new snow. tires. An exceptional
buy for the suburbanite. Won't
stay long ct this price, Sl,3o6 firm
Evening star., 1963-02-06

RAMBLER '63. Immed. del. big
pymt. SOUTHEAST RAMBLER,
2O33 Nichols ave. Sc, Lu. $4,000.
RAMBLER '62 Gross Country sta
ton wagon. r. and h., blue finish,
week end special, S1,eo9. War
ranty and guarantee.
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AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

PONTIAC 'o3 Tempest 4-dr. s2.sli.
New car delivered. Hydramatic.
els9 extra. Radio 500 extra. No
charge for heater. S75 extra for
s1Gyr. werrsnnsyy. ntyy. FLOOD PONTIAC.
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RAMBLER '63 models sell for
less. SHERMAN RAMBLER, o. s.
30l, Brandywine. Nd, DR.. q
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GRADY MOTORS

1900 Wis. Ave. OIL e-42OO
Open Daily. 90; Sat, s-6
TEMPEST '62 lie Mans sport coupe.
5000 MI. perfect condition, OF.
flee. 232-23S3. Home, 337-6247.
TEMPEST '6I 4-dr., auto, r. and
h, light blue finish. Must sell
Ct once. s1,150. Call VIII. g.
02s6 or OIL. 6-i665,
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tcoNrlNUED)

FORD so Country Squire e-pass.,
r; and b., auto. trans. p.s., all
white with red leather interior.
weekend special priced for i'm.
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ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
ARLINGTON, Va. ia. 4-S700
THUNDERBIRD '8i hardtop coupe,
fully powered including electric
windows, Wv. tires. Sultana white
This one in Upton shape. Recent
" traded By a responsible party,
Fully guaranteed. S2,79b.
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SUNBEAM

1862 Alpine roadster, windup win
dows, oyster white with red and
white interior, low mileage, l.
owner, S1,S0b.
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INTERPRETIVE REPORT - ----- $500
Jesse Unruh's Power Rises

delegation to next years ma
tional convention and control
Of the Kennedy campaign in
the State.
Somehow. mice guy" Gov.
Brown has gotten the idea
those matters are among the
perquisites of his office. The
unspoken rivalry between the
Governor and the Assembly
Speaker Is a surefire source of
humor in the Capitol they both
inhabit.
In one office, a news photog-
raph of President Kennedy
munching a hot dog at the
opening day baseball game,
with Gov. Brown beside him,
bears the typewriter caption:
IF it were Jesse, he'd give him
a bite"
Such gibes enrage Gov.
Brown and his circle of adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

enormous and he consume
books, food and political foes
with equal relish. With each
passing month, it becomes in
creasingly difficult to see how
anyone is going to stop him
short of whatever goal he has
in mind.
Defining that goal is a IA
vorite indoor sport in Sacra-
mento's lovely State Capitol.
Mr.. Unruh himself says he is
not aiming at the governorship
or any other fixed target. But
the pattern Of his operations
suggests a very clear purpose:
To make himself the most pow
erful Democrat in the biggest
State and then exercise his
leverage to gain a decisive role
in national Democratic politics.
The immediate prizes are
two: Selection of the California
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ture it distributes about can
didates.
In signing it, Gov. Brown
said he was convinced lit will
not seriously affect" the fu-
ture effectiveness of CDC and
similar groups.
But CDC leaders have dubbed
it the poison label" bill and
Mr.. Unruh's own actions in
dictate he expects it to have
some effect. He went on the
floor of the State Senate per-
sonally to lobby for its passage.
CDC leaders had a special
meeting to plan what the pres
ident Of the or organization,
Thomas Carney. jro called
open warfare" against the
Speaker.
Mr.. Carney described Mr..
Unruh as a political boss. +"
and a man driven by an in
satiable lust for political pow
err" He said the Speaker had
used political blackmail" to
force Gov. Brown to sign the
Truth in Indorsementsp bill
an apparent reference to re-
ports from the Governors Of
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taking no potshots at him in
public.
Neither are three other Dem
ocrats whose future ambitions
may put them on collision
course with Mr.. Unruh: 1t.
Gov. Glenn Anderson, Attorney
General Stanley Mosk and
Controller Alan Cranston.
So Mr.. Unruh is free, for the
moment, to concentrate his
tremendous talent for political
mitigating on cutting down the
liberal, volunteer movement of
the CDC.
During the course of a recent
talk, Mr.. Unruh described his
intra-party antagonists as ia
natics," extremists" nuts
"crackpots," "woolies," wing
ies," ''pyromaniacs" and cir
reSponsibleS."
The bill Gov. Brown signed
this week requires CDC and
any other group using a party
name in its title to inform
voters that its Endorsements
are unofficial. The disclaimer
of official status must appear
in large type on all the litera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
Gen. Gent Shows
No Powder Burns
By the Associated Press

A Defense Department
spokesman says labora terry
tests had shown no powder
burns on the hands of either
Maj. Gen. Thomas j. Gent or
his wife.
Gen. Gent was shot in the
head at his Tinker Air Force
Base apartment near Okla
homa City June 20,
He and his wife-who Is be-
ing treated for Shock-Were
transferred to Lakeland AIR
Force Base. Tex. for treatment
Tuesday.
The Air Force said its IN.
vestigation of the shooting is
incomplete. Gen. Gent was
wounded by a bullet from q
Spanish-made pistol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
BY DAVID s. BRODER
star staff Writer

You can almost measure the
passage Of time in California
by the growth in the political
power Of Jesse M. Unruh. It's
that constant.
Mr.. Unruh is the Speaker
and absolute boss of the State
Assembly. He is the funnel
through which sizable sums Of
business money flow into State
campaigns. And he is the ORR
ginal and best-connected Ken
nedy man in California.
He won another victory this
week when Gov. Edmund G.
(Pat) Brown signed his pet
Truth in Endorsements" bill,
aimed at his intra-party rivals
in the Council of Democratic
Clubs (CDC).
Mr.. Unruh's appetites are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
Roosevelt Arrives
For Tel AYiY TuIk

TEL AVN, Israel, July 4
(AP).-James Roosevelt, Dem
ocratic Representative from
California and eldest son of
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt, arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel,
last night.
He will address a session of
the seth annual convention of
the Zionist Organization of
America. The convention, being
held in Israel for the first time,
opens July IL.
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mirers. But the Governor needs
the Speaker to move his legis-
lation through the Assembly
a special session on the budget
begins next Monday-so he is
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flee that Mr.. Unruh had OBJ
tanned a pledge Of approval for
the measure before the regular
session began in return for his
cooperation in steering the
Brown program through the
Assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

sons deserve a better break
than that" Mr.. Buckley said,
A spokesman for the police
department said the grand jury
may investigate conflicting tes-
timony by police officers. Some
testified Mr.. Martins appeared
drunk after the accident; others
said they saw no signs of
drunkenness.
Police Probe Case
The police department is con-
Quoting its own investigation
If the case.
The accident occurred May
10 on the Henry Hudson park
way in the Bronx. Police said
Mr.. Martins car bumped a
ar carrying the five victims,
ausing it to swerve into the
opposite lane and a head-on
collision.
Mr.. Martins was arrested
about a mile from the acct
dent.
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Grand Jury Due Case
Of Judges Freed Son

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP)
Every aspect of the case o.
Gareth Martins, a judges son
being acquitted of crimina
blame In the traffic deaths o.
five persons, will be presented
to a grand jury, says BronS
District Attorney Isidore DOL
linger.
Mr.. Dollinger said yesterday
that all witnesses who testified
at the trial before a three
Judge panel will be called tc
testify.
The grand jury previously
had been scheduled to consider
possible vehicular homicide
charges.
Take S Minutes
Mr.. Martins, %, was found
not guilty July l of drunken
and reckless driving and leav.
ing the scene Of an accident
The three judges, members Of
the court in which Mr.. Mar
TINS father, Joseph Martins
is also a Judge, deliberated five
minutes.
The Bronx Democratic
leader, Representative Charles
A, Buckley. yesterday calle q
the acquittal "a miscarriage OF
justice" He said he was very
much against this quick de-
cision by three judges in q
case where five people were
killed"
THE families of the five per-
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jailed Aircraft Heir
Loses Court Appeal

NEW YORK, July 10 (APl -
Chance M. Vought, heir to an
aircraft manufacturing fortune,
has lost a court move to get
out Of New York City's civil
prison. He was sent there last
February for non-payment of
alimony
State Supreme Court Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT
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estimated 81 million interest in
his late fathers estate and is
hiding the assets.
Mr.. Vought was jailed for
being $500 in arrears in pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

Thomas G.. Chimera. refusing
yesterday to grant Mr.. Vought's
release, said there was evidence
that Mr.. Vought has sold his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

ments to his estranged wife,
Eugene, and their two chill
dren. Mr.. Vought told the State
Supreme Court he had no
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-01
Net Debt Plan
Gets Backing
Of Treasury

The Treasury said today 1t
could live temporarily with a
debt ceiling Of 1904 billion. If
Congress adopts q flexible new
definition Of the Federal debt.
At 1904 billion, the ceiling
would be 81 billion below its
current level. But a 1904 ILL
lion ceiling under the proposed
new definition would be equiv
alent to 1903 billion or more
in traditional terms.
After hearing the Treasury's
views at a closed meeting to-
day, the House Ways and Means
Committee postponed action
until tomorrow.
Committee members reported
that Treasury officials hemmed
and hawed about the proposed
new definition Of the debt, be-
fore Undersecretary Henry H.
Fowler finally Endorsed the new
approach.
Some Hesitancy
The Treasury's doubts APP
parently were based on con-
Germ that some bond buyers
might suspect the new approach
as a gimmick.
Representative Byrnes Of
Wisconsin, the committees
top-ranking Republican. sug-
gested the new formula last
week. 1t would apply the CELL
ing only to the Governments
met" debt. rather than the
gross def.
That is, the Treasury's cash
balance would be subtracted
from the total outstanding debt
to determine the net debt
subject to the ceiling. If the
Treasury had a cash balance
of 4 billion and a total debt
of 308 billion. for example, only,
304 billion would be subject to
the ceiling.
Tighter Control Seen
A major purpose Of the for
mula would be to give the
Treasury ~flexibility to borrow
in advance of actual needs
when market conditions are
favorable. The extra borrowed
money would be kept in the
cash balance and would not
count for purposes Of the
ceiling.
Advocates Of the Brynes
formula contend it would give
Congress tighter control ovel
actual spending by the Govern
ment.
The debt ceiling in tradi-
| tional terms declined from 30S
/ billion to 305 billion on April l
Unless Congress changes the
: law, the ceiling will drop Il
! 300 billion on June IS and Il
/ 285 billion July /. Treasury
/ projections indicate that thu
! debt will exceed the 305 billior
ceiling by the end Of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-01
Wall Decor, Pewter Silver, Lamps and Lanterns

zoos OF other items too numerous to classify,
such as: Ship Lamps Of all kinds-ScGLes, old
and netc, large and smaL-Odd Tea and Coffee
Pots-SugGrs and CreGmers-Chating Dishes
Student Lamp ShGdes-MortGr md PesfIe Sets
Door Knockers-Bras Shoe HOrns-CardOn
BeLS-WGste BOskets-OH OxOn YOke-COp-
per Apple Butter Kettles-BrGss Lamp Tables
Mantle md Wall CIocks-BrGss Ash Trays
Brass Door Stops Brass Carving Sets from
India-Shelt Brackets, Iron and BrGss-BrGss
Magazine Racks-HOrse Brasses Brass Hour
Class-Brass Picture FrGmes-BrGss Cress-
Marble Smoking ~TGble-Brass PlGnters-Pnper
Fireplace Fans-Sun DiaLs-BeHs-Horse Head
Hitching Posts.
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SILVER SPRING

g405 New Hampshire ave.-cent.
air-cond.. 4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
Cape Cod Wise. liv rm.. wIfirepl.,
sep, din. rm.. table-Space kit. New
ly decorated. Vacant.
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GLENMONT

i222l .Judson Toad-Beeauss ia
price is right ($i4,g50J and it's
space you need. this 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod w/full bsmt. Is Just what
the doctor ordered. Vacant, move
next week,
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BETHESDA, N1H-Ideal for rocl
earden lovers. new 3-bedrm. ram
bier on terrace, bsmt. garage, i'm
med. ocoup. $500 moves you in
q. <. scHLEsINoER co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
CONN AWE ESTATES
HIIJ,ANDAI,E

5000 Floral street---Assume lae.
loan or FHA terms on this 3-b 7.
rambler w/dln. eN huge carport,
lovely large fenced lot. Si5.75O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
OPEN
1-b Pm.
HILLANDALE

1882 Powder MN rd.-Just reduced
70 Slg.DOOl See this cheerful 3-b,r
rambler woman iirepl. in hv,
firepl. Carport. lovely lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

ist AND ERIE So, North Beach,
Md;=.Furn; 3 bsdrms; !, baths baths
yard and finished patio. $4,000
or make offer. see Meades Real
Estate for key or call 422-3bo4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

Ana Arundel HIN School, s-bed-
room home. w baths, den. liv.
Im., din; rnl;, kitchen, fireplace,
b =; heat, utility tm.. over acre.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ, Realtor
DEALE, MD. S07-18iO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
WHEATON MOODS

Ing this 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, brick
rambler w/sep. din. rm,. fam. -size
Kit, rec. rm. and level fenced yard
w/eovered patio. Only Si7.95O.
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KENWOOD PARK

KENWOOD PARK
Charming newer home nestled on
leysl, wooded lot. Has rooms
and loveiiest Kitchen. Huge rec
reation room opens 10 patio. Ga
rage. Low. low {os, Immediate
6oldsboro, right 70 wildwood. left
70 LENox. right TO $3.50. (oL.
2-pIO4.)
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WOOD ACRES

Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial near
finest finest s soa iy family Community
Has living rm. with fireplace,
porch off dining rm. and equipped
kitchen. rear private garden. per.
fectiy secluded. Fuii Basement. 2
baths. Realistically priced fol-
quick sale. out Mass, ave. ext. 70
Welborn, right 70 WOOD ACRES
DRIVE. left 70 OPEN" sign. (oL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Glen Mar Park Rambler

1ACAA 4tAbA al n AkoAAAbACA
Lovely center-hall rambler situated
on one OF the best lots in area.
Large living rn. with. Fireplace.
dining rm. opens right out =,
garden level. equipped kitchen
paneied den on lower level. III
baths, AIR CONDITIONED BY 2
UNITS. Easy walk TO everything
out Mass. ave, left 81 firehouss
on sangamore to Namakagan. left
70 CARLTON, right to 5000. (oL
Chevy Chase, Mr.. GEICC
Newly decorated Colonial. block z
en-. 2 large bedrms., bath M, Ful
basement, rec. room with bath
fenced lot. Vacant. Under $40. 900
Large trees In front yard assure
MORE. right 10 $500.
Pobiak & Pobiak
REALTORS wkdys. OIL. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
Bannockburn Heights

Bannockburn Heights
Charming Williamsburg on lovely
Handicapped q ACRE OF PRIVACY
Ideally planned for entertaining.
1st floor: Living rm., dining rm.,
new Kitchen With dinette. family
room, den, master bedrm.. suite
opens to porch. double garage.
Two large bedrms.. bath, up. Day
light recreation room. bath. Mel
low random-width floors. Owner
builder leaving town. Out River
road 70 Wilson, LEFT TO se lsd
GEM. b-b60O.)