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Senate Unit Votes to Beam
About Inquiry on Baker

are willing to appear and tes-
tify under oath.
He said that these witnesses
will be called before the COM
mittee as quickly as a quorum
Of three members can be called
after Senator Williams APP
pearance.
Closed Sessions First
One Of the witnesses, Senator
Jordan said he had been told
lives in Washington and would
be easily available. He said he
did not know where the others
live or how soon they could
come to Washington.
The committees plan is to
question the witnesses first be-
hind closed doors and then
decide whether they should be
heard in open hearings. A
decision will be made in each
case.
Senator Jordan said the COM
See BAKER, Page As
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Father ofFiveIs Slain
In Alexandra Home
Victim Shot,
WoIIetFound
In Alleywuy

n 80 year OlQ A1cAdAlOI1&s
Va, father OF five was shot
to death as he sat IN front Of
his television set last night or
early today, Alexandra police
reported. His empty wallet was
found in a nearby alley. -
Robert Powers, Of 207 South
Royal street, was found bleed
ing from a head wound and
unconscious on the floor Of the
downstairs den by his wife,
Mrs. Rosemary Powers, "a,
shortly after 5 am. Mrs. Powers
told police she vas awakened
by a humping noise"
The father, an employee Of
Radio Corporation Of America,
was last seen alive by two Of his
sons, Kelvin, IL. who went to
bed at IL o'clock last night and
Michael, Is, who retired at
11:l5 pm. Mrs. Powers said.
Window Open
1t. Francis johnson said the
window behind the couch on
which Mr.. Powers had been
sitting was wide open. The back
door and the gate to the rear
alley also were open, 1t. john
son said.
Mrs. Powers told police her
husband liked to have the
window wide open when he
watched television. 49,
Mrs. Powers said she had
a feeling or instinct" that
something was wrong just be-
fore going downstairs and
finding her husbands body
lying on the floor Of the den.
She said she tried to stop the
flow Of blood from his left
temple before calling for help.
Mr.. Powers was pronounced
dead at Alexandra Hospital
at tbs am.
Bullet In Brain
An autopsy was performed
at the hospital shortly before
noon by Dr.. Richard Palmer,
who said the bullet pierced the
! victims left temple at the
hairline and lodged in the
right side of his brain. Mr..
Powers lived for about two
! hours after Mrs. Powers found
him wounded on the downstairs
living room floor.
The slug, which police said
probably was a .32-ealiber
weapon. was sent to the FBI
crime laboratory to determine
the caliber and to make bal
listics tests. The laboratory
also will be asked to determine
whether there are powder burns
on Mr.. Powers head.
1t. johnson said it was I'M
possible to tell without lab
oratory analysis whether there
were powder burns on the fatal
wound because of attempts to
give first aid to Mr.. Powers by
both hospital aides and the VIC
tins wife.
Weapon Not Found
Police said there was no
sign Of the weapon at the
house. A .22-caliber rifle in, the
home was inoperable. police
said.
Mr.. Powers was lying on his
back and was unable to speak
when his wife reached his side.
See SHOOTING, Page AS
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"Republieun leaders moy be
treoding dangerous political
ground in roughing up Presi-
dent Kennedy and Mrs.
Kennedy on personal mat
ters."
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Russian Buyers
Discuss Wheat
U. S. Likely to Sell
Corn to Hungary

Russian buyers of wheat
confer today with Kennedy
administration officials as re-
ports circulated that the United
States is ready to approve sale
of 10000 tons of corn TO
Hungary.
The corn sale would be the
first with an Iron Curtain
country to be disclosed since
President Kennedy two weeks
ago gave the green light for
sale of subsidized farm prod
ucts particularly wheat - to
the Soviet bloc.
Wheat sales, chief item In
Soviet American bargaining,
have been held UP by haggling
over American shipping rates.
Both Seen "out on Limb"
Observers specialized that
both the United States and the
Soviet bloc got out on a
! limb" by stipulating that the
wheat should be carried in
United States ships to as great
an extent as possible.
The President laid down the
requirement when he gave adj
vance approval Of such sales.
and the requirement then APP
peared to be accepted by the
Communist countries.
Since then they have OBJ
jected, citing costs of Ameri-
can shipping-about 20 to 80
cents q bushel higher than
foreign shipping.
This matter figures to be part
of the table talk today when
the Soviet trade regotiators
have lunch with Agriculture
Secretary Freeman and Under
secretary of State George w.
Ball.
BOrisOy Heads Group
The Russian group is headed
by Sergi A. Borisov, First Dep
uty Minister of Foreign Trade.
who negotiated the Soviet pur-
chase of Canadian wheat in
September.
The shipping requirement
does not stand in the way of
sales of corn and other grains.
Last Friday the Commerce De-
partment exempted grains other
than wheat from the require
ment.
Commerce Secretary Hodges
predicted yesterday that hag-
Cling over shipping rates will
not kill the wheat sales. He
said Hungary is taking a Sec
ond look" however.
My best judgment is we will
have wheat sales to the So
VETS and some of the others"
Mr.. Hodges told a news con-
ference.
With the dickering seemingly
going on in private and with
the Government looking over
See GRAIN, Page AS
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House, the New YORK Democrat
announced a postponement
until tomorrow.
He acted without comforting
with Republicans or most
Democrats on the committee.
Time Sought
This delay was regarded as
an attempt to provide more
time to get support for a more
moderate bill. although coali-
ton of Northern and Western
Democrats and Republicans
claimed 10 Of the committees
IS votes in favor of the sweep
ing measure approved earlier
this month by an 11-member
subcommittee.
Authoritative sources said
Mr.. Celler's move was urged by
administration officials. includ-
ing Attorney General Robert
F. Kennedy, and also by Speak
er Mccormack.
Speaker Mccormack said lat
er he did not request postpone
ment of today's meeting, but
added, II think it was a wise
thing to do"
White House Fears
Several committee members
supporting the stronger bill said
they received White House tele.
phone calls this morning, lend
ing support to reports thai
President Kennedy was plan,
ming a conference with com
mittee Democrats to get then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
BELTWAY STRETCH
TO OPEN SOON

A FASTER ROUTE from Bethesds
to Virginia will be opened soon with
the completion Of enother section
OF the copitoI BeItvey. For q
roundup Of oreo resd construction,
see Pose D-6.
Hove The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
Phone Lincoln 5000
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CoIumnist Richard Wilson
shows reasons why the per-
sonoI issue against the Ken
nedys is "us profitIess os it is
boorish."
Page APT
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All in Office

Mr.. Brewer and Mr.. Russo
were with Mr.. Duncan in his
office when he made the an
rouncement.
Mr.. Brewer said that once
his appointment has been tor-
mally approved, he will make
the necessary arrangements fol
the appointment of the deputy
director.
II have talked with Mr.. Rus
So" Mr.. Brewer said. II have
known of him before. Mr.. Rus
so and I feel we can make
good team"
Mr.. Duncan said Mr.. Russo
would bring vitality to the
Welfare Department and would
be a great asset to the District
government.
Mr.. Russo, who is 43, was
See WELFARE, Page At
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Peak Winds Decline

Ginny's peak winds near the
center had dropped from 80
to rs miles per hour during the
night and her speed slowed
from 10 to 8 miles an hour.
Gale force winds ragged out
ward 800 miles to the north and
100 miles to the south of the
hurricanes center. Earlier they
had been recorded 400 miles
north and ITS miles south OF
center.
Forecasters said the hur-
ricane was expected to slow its
forward rate during the day
They said Ginny's center, unless
a change in course developed
would reach the middle OF
lower East Coast of Florida TO-
night.
AT least some possibility still
exists that it could perform q
loop and swing to the south
and later on, to the east" said
Gordon Dunn, chief storm
forecaster at the Miami
Weather Bureau.
Also, we must stress that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Brewer Picked
As Relief Head
Rhode Island Man
To Be Deputy
BY BETTY JAMES
Star staff Writer

The selection of Donald D.
Brewer as District welfare d.
rector was announced today by
the Commissioners.
Mr.. Brewer, who will be for
mally named to the post to-
morrow, said he will name AL
bert P. Russo, former director
of social welfare for Rhode Is
land. to succeed him as deputy
director.
Mr.. Brewer had been acting
director since the former Girec-
tor. Gerard M. Shea, stepped
down last February. Mr.. Brew
er had been deputy director
since 1851.
Commissioner John B. Dun
can, who is responsible for well
fare matters, told reporters
that Mr.. Brewer is the selection
of the Board of Commissioners
for the welfare directors posi-
ton. Mr.. Duncan said he would
his formal recommended
ton of Mr.. Brewer to the board
when it meets tomorrow.
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HurriconeMovesSIowIy
Toword Florida Coast

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. % (AP).-
Hurricane Ginny, barely hur-
ricane force after losing strength
during the night, moved slowly
southwestward today toward
Florida's heavily-p opula t e d
lower East Coast.
A hurricane watch was posted
for the coastal area from Cape
Canaveral to Fort Lauderdale,
and forecasterS said hurricane
warnings might have to be
posted during the afternoon.
There was a bare hope the
confusing storm might loop
the-loop and miss Florida. But
she was close enough that winds
already were increasing and
showers and squalls were be-
coming more frequent.
At noon edit, hurricane
hunter aircraft placed the
storms center near latitude 28.6
north, longitude 1870 west, or
about 155 miles east of Cape
Canaveral.
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Partly cloudy to-
night. low In the lower SOS. Sunny tonaor-
row and warm. highest in the lower los.
High. 70. at pm. today; low, 81. at $50
an. today.
Full Report o. Psss 81
Evening star., 1963-04-25
Spring CLEANING MOI

aAanAD
BsN spe .t
bm Of h ord in all ndTNoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

SPARKLING rambler features Sc
clusion, Three bedrooms, separate
dining room, kitchen with eating
space. fireplace, full basement and
porch Extras. Let's see Il today.
SlS,150 with FLA monthly pay
ments Of only Sl27 with low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
MACHINERY AND EoUIP.
AVIATION
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

cHEv, 966-9s3 heads, sol. ilfters.
$40, $40 put on, cam, s25.
new cond., 67l-135S, 0 pm. o..
HEYER ENGINE QCCTLlsCOPE-
= yrs. old In excel. cond Lessons
with mach. Call 277-03sO anytime.
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lMPoRT-spoRIS

COHNETTE - 2t5.hp, tuxedo
blaeE white TOP perfect " Dos.
Cal H~i.dJtS
FIAT ~ SPIDER, Alpine white.
glqs interior $4,000 aetyAl nj .
fully equipped incl i.spssd trans !.
should see 81 400, cash. trade or
tsrms
uNrrIp AUTO SAILS
Authorized Pat Sales and service
OA Ave AZ Univ Blvd lip.a700
Continued on Next PagsI
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGTON. yA.-Lav practice iof
sale Excel opport for yOune
lawyer Box iil.B Star
BARBER SHOP, eolored, 4 chairs
fully eauip excel ne loo Bar.
gain For apt write Box 3hBsj
Star.
RESTAURANT Bethssda So
DAYS, very buSy biz money maker
Must sell OIL t-DBiG.
BUSINESSES wanted any kind
Please call ARTHUR j LuBth
Broker RI 1850, RA B.6Iu7
CHILDREN's sHoP. sstab Busy
thoppinE center MrneyamaErr
Good lease Flrst time offered
Box 96sj. star
DELiC. SANDWICHES. Nw.-Ffes
rent ARTHUR J LUBiN Broker,
RE- 7.f2bu. Rh B-G5Of
FLORIST SHOP . well sstab. ca.
ARTHUR gUBiN. Bios,f ~
T.A2b0, RA. e.B3O7.
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- !. - :. : = = VT y" NV
VACANT
oI-NO MONEY nowN

Attractive 3-beorm. nome With ex.
panded attic that can be used
As Is. Large level lot. Only Sill
2oO. such low monthly pay
ments. Don't miss out, y4g-S44U
MANOVILL REALTY CORP
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e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES STUDIOS, for RENT


FOR LEASE, now operating. Gull
Service Stations, washington b G
and nearby Md Application and
information. Cali Ii. I-sSs0, o.
or ewes, 30l-ST. 2-7295.
FURNITURE, going business. Needs
terms, ARTHUR J. LuBIN Bro.
ker, RE. 1880, RIA, 6-B3U7.
PET CoNCEsSIoNARIE WANTED
70 set up shop in heart OF large
business district, AL location.
Write Box 3g5-J, Star
'GROCERY-with b-rm, ant. Busy,
Lease, Terms. ARTHUR j, LUBiN
Broker, RE. 7-425O, RA 6-B3O7
MAN with considerable golfing con-
facts and background interested in
locating as public relations agent
for company or individual local
ly Write Box 46l j, Star.
MOD. RAMBLER on 10000 n com.
mereial lot, Busy Va, hwy, Ideal
comb home and business or in
vestment, $4,000, only $500 dn.
UN. 4-45Sl or JU, S-33S0,
MOTEL FOR LEASE--30 units.
Gated Salisbury. Md risht in the
city on Rte, ~. main route to
new tunnel, Norfolk north and
south, Name OF motel Miami
Write or call 6S3-OlO0, J, I.
MOTEN, 2309 Mt. Vernon ave.
Alexandria, virginia.
PARKING GARAGE, ESQ Gas, Serv-
ice and repairs, dntr., cor. good
lease, terms. ARTHUR j. LUBIN,
Broker, RE. 7-495O, RA. 6-63O7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

Hu. 1-hanH NV IA A.snnal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
. HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
A Home at S10,75O

T~SbsSS
II you can find better buy, vii
reduce price. Five-foom home on
large lot in Capital Hts. Small
cash pynit., $50 mo. 1t will rent
r Tor more, KELLEY q BRANNER
: EN-. 5-5040.
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE! Reduced
q Sl,25O below FILA appraisal 70
= SELL ga bedrm. bi-level with
sep. din. rm.. / y baths, paneled
or assume $4,000 trust and pay
only STA mo, total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
THE EVENING STAR Dill
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
MONEY TO LOAN

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, SALES
BY EXPERIENCED REALTORs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

NAsA AREA-One Of q kind Gus
tom-built Colonial with all OF the
quality features found in 9 true
custom-built home. 4 bedrms., ga
ceramic tiled baths, den w/fire-
place, sep. baneuet-size din. rm.,
plus q dream kit. Dashboard h..
VII, only ? blks. to school. New
never occupied, immed. posses
sion with FHA or conventl terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE TOP cash for end trusts
No Applications or red tape Va
Nd. D c DAY eve. VIII SOL ~
ACTION 70 HOURS -Any amount
You cant heat Luf rats6
GIBRALTAR MOT co 52b.DdHe
BANk RATS ist and 2nd trusts
Instant cash VIII alt0 finance OF
buy real estate % disitFsf ~ On.
EQUITY INVEST CORP - J.lgti
CONSOLIDATE iOlR DARTS ~
dkut 4 iNyIsfNEEf 90. DO
Southern nldg MA 1881 I'm
mediate services 10 70 4 so pm
MoNEY IND TRIsT-Ws viii buy
md trust notft D c neHiby No
or Va RsAt fatff hAtltNAt
MoRTohdE A tNVEsr CORP
1912 N Y ave nv Ma N5H5J
PLENTY FUNDS AyAiIABiE-iu
and end trusts INTERSTATE
QUICK CASH for D c Ma or Va
2nd rust notes Call any time
JOHN I. SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
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FOR VALUE. FOR LOCATION. FOR
EESEUTsuAAIH HIS FEH XIV n n4S G cApF
ccoobn IN DE pfFscA2TuR HsidHiTs. =
white brk. firepl. in liv. rm., rugs
In liv. rm., din. rm. and on
stairs. ENLARGED Florida rm.. de
luxe kit large bsmt. with en-
closed workshop. beautifully land
seaped lawn with stately trees
front and back, FlaRStone patio
with built-in barbecue, asking
$4,000. Already financed with q
low-interest loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SHOP AND STORAGE SPACE
Several choice locations on Lee
hishway IN Arl or Falls Church
areas on grade entrances. Ample
loading and parking areas.
LARcHMONT REALTY, INC.
JE. $4,000 jF Ss64i5
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
CONTINUED,

PINEY BRANCH AREA, - 5-unit
ork" not a conversion. all @
bedrms,, good income, asking SAG, =
600. Call EV. 4.B55S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 0-l240
I72O WILLARD ST. N.W.-Room-
ing house, licensed 1903, 3-story
semi-det, brk,, LIST n, liv. rm.,
bedrm,, kit, and bath Ind mr..
6edrms. bath, 3rd II. . bedrms..
iull osmt' gas heat Sl5,Ah0 on
1882 ewes LA. B-i9lI SAMUEL,
c. REYNOLDS Co, 3lO5 Georgia
ave, NV.
g UNITS, .transp,, shopping, Priced
Mr. Fliegel.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES o4s-44s4
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NEAR 9Th AND G. SITS. NW.-of.
flee space In small office building
$500 50. n. or more. Rental
$3.50 per So II, Call Ma, s-lg2l.
Mr., PARKINGTON - New building
SRle offices or suites. All services
Included ia, 7-4l7s.
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, Hy.
attSville, Md. Air eond. office
SPACE, entire first floor, approx
$50 50, II Smaller suites avail
Reas, rent. r, R. RUPERT, ST
3-Sisl.
SILVER SPRING, s0s3 Georgia ave
Modern bldg air eond. 2no
floor, auto, elevator, front anc
rear side entrances, individual OF.
ftceS or suites. Plenty Of public
parking. Rent reaS, Call hSs-OllO
ask for Mr. GEMMILL or cali IN
person al 1855 GEORGIA ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

a cA RERoM TESf Fo 5s' ONLY si q
PER MO, All-brk. rambler in this
exclusive area Of established fam
flies. An inviting liv. rm., large
din area, 3 luxurv-size bedrms.
q delightful kit, with wall oven
and modern convenienees, nice
rec. rm. with an unusual bar IN
full walk-out bsmt., only Sl6,nh0
Assume present financing or FLA
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
RARCROET
MINK
COAT CIAaSI

COAT GLASS;
Brand new "A bedrms. on one
floor" custom-brick rambler on
beaut. wooded lot for Just S37.-
500ll Huge liv. rm., sep. din. rm..
fabulous kit. 3 full baths. mag
nificent rec. rm.. , firepls. and .
car sarl Mr.. WASHINGTON Golf and
Country Club. CALL FOR ADDI-
TIONAL INFORMATION.
POMPONIO REALTY
221s WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-558l
SPECIAL - Wonderful
house that needs decorating, on
ia wooded lot in elose-in Pair
fax County, Alexandria area. Three
bedrooms, two baths. garage,
screened porch, Gail FLORANCE
REALTY, b24-4505.
IMMACULATE 3-BEDRM. rambler,
Anchor fenced lot, easy walkine
distance TO public tranSp., schools
and shopping. Sl4,250
MYERS & HILL, INC.
JE. Assoc Realtors DU. 5-sI33
MAGNHICRNTLY MODIFIED :
This striking contemporary has
had . tasteful additions since II
won the architectural award in
1855. Superb setting with tower.
ing trees. Perfectly Handicapped
diversified lot, Cheerful living room
with brk-wall fireplace and aqua
carpeting, Large open dining room
is IT. dream kitchen with id
joining terrace. Main floor family
room, study, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
2-cAr garage, patios. .Yaaesntt,
HANSON HOMES. REkLToR, IL
3-3737,
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

WANTED. garage for rent. for
Fs sHira' chu Hsi s Ess'o "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

SPECIAL. Nice clean home On
quiet dead-end street. in Kent
Hills, fully tiled bSmt. with out
side exit, rec. rm. and bar. nice
lot with stockade fenced in rear
lots OF extras. . air condition
ers, disposal unit. Venetian Blinds
storm doors, etc. Asking Sl4, 300
CT or FILA terms.
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HAPPINESS Is

WHERE YOU FIND IT
YOU CAN FIND 1T HERE, in thi
brk. -and-shinRle Colonial, spa
cious liy. rm.. sep. din, rm,
3 nice bedrmS., woman's dream
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal
and auto. washer chain-linkct
fenced yard with large patio Il
rear, owner must move and say
sell aSkinR $40 500.
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CARROLLTON-4- bedrm- M nan
CHEvERLY AREA-sals or rer
LANGLEY REALTY

LflNSAL 4 NEAL 4
COLLEGE PARR-3- bedrm. raneher
with finished rec. rm, Assume
Siais0O loan. This IL the very
first time offered.
PARAMOUNT SALES IA. a.is0O
COLLEGE PARK --sa0i down incl
settlement, 9-bedfm. det, bunga.
low with full bsmt.. stove. fsfgf.
large lot With trees. Vacant, move
riaht In. OWNER. DU. 7.O,OO,
COUNTRY rLUB yILLAGE-Asums
present laon 500 per mo. pays
~ baths din. rmy eat-ln kit
central air eond, level lot al
city utils only $4,000. n, d
BuRQEss Co.. REALToR, RE. 8.
$500 I'll q,
COUNTRY LIVING With city con.
bsdrmt,, large liv. rm, with pie.
ture Window din. rn, with sery.
Ice bar 10 kitchen. only $4,000
OF or FHA terms
FRFE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS, Ap. 7.l268
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

FALLS CHURcH-Bettsr than new
fully air-conditioned brick split
level on Handicapped lot. 8 big
bedrms., ga baths. rec. rm. with
glass sliding doors to lanai in this
yr. old beauty. Just S27 800. See
today, call HU. 1-elOO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.

REASON FOR LIVING - A home
like this is one OF the main rea-
sons. Brick. 4 bedrTns,, IN baths,
dining Tm,. ultramodern kitchen
with eating space. huge living rm
with fireplace, rec, rrn., patio,
ssrport' 4-yT old 4-lsyel split near
plus, beautifully Handicapped, I'M
mediate occupancy. One OF the
nicer homes on today'S market.
Assume 4 a 81 OF loan with $4,000
cash, Price, S27,950, See this oneI
Open N-R.
REALTY JE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

The Perfect Present for The Mon Of The House
"The Silent Valet. Practical Accessory by Shields
5.o5
Neot construction light yet well boOneed you'll find
well efficient for esnsmons bedroom
Mode of posie bro tubing has place for
thing required good grooming oUer rock eoo honser troy
for honoe all the bobrok fhot collect
dogs time up minimum of space. keeps the
neot and tidy and clothes right eody for another weons
Mags AccsssoREs STORES
This year parking is pleasure with plenty Of
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vision should relieve the situa-
ton.
He said the construction
scheduled to begin tomorrow
had been held up because Of
delays in completing the Pim-
init Run trunk line, which will
receive the fluid from the Chess
terbrook subdivision. 3
Mr.. Hauser said the overflow
situation probably had come
about because the ground In
the area was saturated with
sewage from q septic tank sys-
tenn thought to be adequate
when the homes were built sew
eral years ago. i
In the County Health De-
partment the chief officials
were on vacation, but their
substitutes said yesterday rec
ords showed only one recent
complaint from the area in
question.
Mrs. Maurice Mccarthy Of
1909 Wood Acre court In the
chesterbrook area, said ths
health department had been
advised, however, and It's rep@
resentatives told her and her
neighbors to keep their chill
dren away from the overflow
ing sewage in their back yards
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elected. He has served as q
member on the Governors
Commission on Redistricting.
He also favors e speedup in
completion of Interstate Route
66 to relieve commuter con-
gestion In the area.
New Government Form
Mr.. Fitzgerald thinks the
most important issue is find
ing a new form Of government
for fast-growing Fairfax Coun-
ty that would protect 1t from
losing territory by annexations.
He also wants a larger share
Of State road funds for North
ern Virginia and proposes q re-
vision Of the States blue laws.
Mr.. Fitzgerald says "it's Just
plain absurd" that Virginians
can buy cured ham and bologna