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were on hand to personally
greet the guests at the tea.
Mrs. Menemencioglu wore a
Turkish blue Adele Simpson
costume. 1t is one Of four
costumes the designer has
created for her to wear in
Washington. Even her Piled
high dark hairdo, executed by
Mr.. Ned Of Helena Rubin
stein, was based on an 18th
century Turkish hair style.
There was a tulip petal twist
to the hair that was skill
fully draped in shape.
A fashion commentary by
Adele Simpson is very much
like having a personal con-
versation with her. Inter-
woven are fragments of in
terest over and beyond the
mere description Of q gown.
You travel with Adele to see
the Byzantine mosaicS that
inspired a group Of prints.
You know exactly what the
tulip and carnation stylized
tiles Of light blue and red
and white look like, In see
ing linen dresses utilizing the
prints. The carnation and
the tulip are almost Turkish
national flowers and the mo-
tif is often seen in embroid-
cries, tiles and fabric prints.
Social Season
The great American So
cial season." according to
Adele, is summer. People
have mobility, and they in
dulge in the most diversified
Of pleasures"
So-for this season 1t is
good to do away with pre-
conceived notions about
dressing for summer. It is
not a time for any old thing.
1T is a time to be adven-
turous," says she.
She loves fashion and eau
toned the audience to stop
viewing a fashion show only
with their own viewpoint in
mind. Clothes are to be en-
joyed. A fashion show is like
an art exhibit" You go to
see omethi ng exciting,
something that pleases you
artistically. That is her
premise
AS far as she is concerned,
hemlines will not be longer
for some time. American
women have the best legs in
the world, and the most
beautiful shoes. This will
tend to make dresses con-
tinue to be Short" she
thinks.
She's Practical
Adele is a practical kind Of
woman. She's even came up
with a solution to the sum-
mer hair problem. Pack up
your hair troubles inside a
turban and smile, smile,
smile, knowing that you are
chic beyond words especially
if the turban is in a print
matching your costume. So
much is the turban identi-
fled with Turkey, Adele said,
that she even noticed that in
the cemeteries the super-dig-
nitaries had huge stone tur-
bans on top of their tomb
stones. The hoi-polloi had
fezzes. Even in death it was
a mans world in Turkey. II
didn't see any hats on the
wpmen's tombstones." she
told us. Another thing she
found in her travels in Tur-
key was that there are at
least three dozen ways to
drape a turban.
During the showing staged
Evening star., 1963-05-08
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

II you talk Turkey this
summer, you'll be in the
height Of fashion as far as
Adele Simpson is concerned.
The 4-foot. l0-inch New
York designer visited the
Evening star., 1963-05-08

mosques, bazaars, and tasted
the Turkish delights Of the
country that tip-toed through
the tulips long before the
Dutch got into the act.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04
Bittinger Club Is
Campfire Winner

The Bittinger Boys and Girls All
Clubs won the Golden Tomahawk
by having the highest score in the
Countrywide Campfire held June
% at the Western Maryland All
Center. Each tribe was given points
for presenting skits, songs, stunts
and challenges. Second place went
to Ryans Glade Boys and Girls;
Third. to Monte Vista Girls; and
Fourth, to Grantsville Boys.
Ten clubs took part. The following
boys and girls had charge of the
campfire: O'Chicf, Richard BOwser,
Grantsville Boys; Is-Ka-Ta, Thomas
Stanton. Grantsvillc Boys; Drum
mcr. Frank Harvey, Sunset Valley;
Song Leaders, Linda Oursler and
Sally Hoffman, Monte Vista; Paint
Tribe Leaders, Helen Emory of
the Bittinger Club and Ronald
Stanton of the GrantsVille Club;
pass our standards, Mary Shawley
Of the Bitttinger Club and Kenny
Jamison of the Potomac Highland
ers: organize parade to campfire,
Anne Gibson of the Monte Vista
Club and Stewart Stanton of the
Grantsville Club. James McHenry,
County Agent closed the campfire
with the Omaha tribal benediction.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04
Will Show Movie on
Maryland at Rotary

A moving picture on Maryland
provided by one of the oil COM
panies, will be shown at the week
ly meeting of the Oakland Rotary
club Friday evening at the Hine-
baugh dining room.
New officers were installed at
last weeks meeting with Edgar
Jaynes, district governor of dis
trict 753, Fairmont, w. Va, serving
as installing officer. Baity Ridder
is the new president, succeeding
Logan Weber. James Crop is vice
president; Willard Elliott, secre-
tary; Reaford Purbaugh, sergeant
at arms, John Forman, treasurer.
O. T. eraser, retiring secretary,
gave a report of the years activi-
ties.
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Accident Personals

Friday and Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Deniker
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo link
an. Sunday afternoon guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilhelm and
daughter Barbara, of Listonburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Article and
sons and Mrs Emma Deal we're
Thursday evening visitors of Mr..
aud Mrs Clarence Deal and fami-
ly
MIR. and Mrs Waldo Zinkan Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Frazec
on Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Alexander
we're Sunday evening visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Article and
family and Mrs. Truman Mitchell
and daughter Susan, were Satur-
day afternoon visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Article, Markleysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold jenkins,
and Rev. Lloyd Trout and son were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Article and family.
Mrs. Emma Deal was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dari-
us Fike.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Rush and son
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mrs Margaret Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Article and
sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Rush, Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt and sons
and Mrs. Harry Seggie and son
spent Wednesday in Cumberland.
Mrs. Raymond Georg, Mrs Har-
old Georg. Miss Jeanie Miller and
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McHENRY

Members of the Frazee Reunion
committee met at the home of
Mrs. c. l. Wright, secretary, to
make final arrangements for the
reunion. Other members present
were William F. Frazee, president,
Friendsville; Glenn Frazee, vice
president, Frazee Ridge; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Umbel, Asher Glade;
and Carl Frazee, Accident
Mr. and Mrs. G.. j. Ferguson, Mrs.
Herman Rodeheaver and Mrs. c.
l. Wright we're shopping in Oak
land, Tuesday.
SiSgt. Charles w. Wright, who
has been stationed in Iceland the
past year, is spending his furlough
with his father, Charles l. Wright
and other relatives.
Herman Rodeheaver, Mrs. Claude
Cuppett and Mrs. Gilbert Dewitt
visited their uncle, Bert Matthews
near Hazelton, W. Va, Monday
Mrs. Robert Gay and family, of
Youngstown, O., are spending this
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Savage Other recent
visitors we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Cross, Hyattsville; Mr.. and Mrs
Gene Johnson, Oakland Mr.. and
Mrs. William Savage, of Hoyes
Run.
Rev and Mrs. Crawford. Everett
Pa, and Mrs. Orval Butler were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Fer
guson, Sunday.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
c. l. Wright were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Lipscomb, Danville, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Savage and family
Mrs. j. A. Savage and Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Wright and family, Cumber-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bateman
and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wiles and
daughter, Westernport Mr.. and
Mrs. Orland Wright and family,
Somerset, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Rodeheaver, Mason Rode
HEAVIER and Mrs. Earle Savage and
daughters Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burk-
holder and sons visited the WrightS
on Saturday.
Mason Rodeheaver, who is en-
ployed at Alexandria, Va, spent
the weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rodeheaver
and family visited Mrs. Mason
ROdeheaver and sons, Monday eve
ming.
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Miss Judy CoddingtOn returned
home on Saturday after undergoing
a tonsilcctOmy at Garrett County
Memorial hospital on Friday She
is recuperating at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Codding-
ton
Pete Elmo, stationed at the Pa
tuxcnt Naval Air station. spent the
past week with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Frazce.
Ralph Sislcr is a patient in Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital,
Oakland.
Delegates of St. PauFs Luther
League, Christine Carlson and Su-
san Scggic, will attend the annual
convention Of the Luther League
of the Western PCnna-W Va.
synod at Thicl college, Grecnvillc,
Pa, July TIP.
Mir. and Mrs. Dcanc Rush and
family visited Mrs. Margaret Rush,
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AURORA EGLON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stanton, of
Huntington, w. Va, are visiting
this week at the home of Mrs. Har-
vey Stanton, Aurora.
James Harvey, of California, is
visiting relatives in this area. He
is a brother of Susie Wotring.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Teets and
daughter spent a short visit with
relatives in this area enroute to
their new home in Jackson, Tenn.
James Rembold, Washington,
spent last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rembold,
Aurora, and relatives in Thomas.
Mrs. Florence Hauser was taken
Saturday by ambulance to Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
Richard Dumire, Chicago, is va
cationing with his mother, Mrs
Lena Cole, EglOn.
The Moses Fike family plan to
have a reunion the first Sunday in
August at the Maple Spring
Church of the Brethren, Eglon.
Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hylton and
daughter, Margaret Dawn, and
Mrs. Florence Harsh, of Eglon;
Rev. Paul Wolfe, of near Red
House: and Miss Shirley Beckman,
Brookside, returned to their homes
early Monday morning from the
Church of the Brethren annual
conference held at Campaign-Ur-
bana, ILL.,, last week. Rev. and Mrs.
Owen Stultz and Mrs. Audra Teets,
of Eglon, also returned home on
Monday, after attending the con-
ference also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Soldiers,
who have been living in Amhurst,
Mass, the past two and half
years, have moved to Morgantown.
Having acquired his masters de-
gree, Mr.. Soldiers has accepted a
position at West Virginia universe
ty.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thurman
Soldiers this past weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Soldiers and
family, of Greensboro, N. c. While
here they attended the wedding of
Miss Janet Soldiers and Jack Stem
pie in Fairmont.
wi -. JOoCPn oPdlNis bSiOlis Nuo a
patient in Garrett County Memori-
al hospital last week. Daniel Spaid,
of Junior, W. Va, spent last week
in the homes of his sons in this
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Knots and
son came Wednesday to the home
of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Knots
and of his grandfather, Ira Harsh,
Eglon.
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. ResSie Winters DaW-
son, of Kitzmiller, and formerly of
this area.
Mrs Kathleen Spiggle, of Aurora,
visited last week with her sister,
Mrs. Glenn Shacklcford, at Elkins.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs Homer
Fike, Cash Valley. include M Sgt.
Everette Fike, Denver, Colo: Stan
ley Jones and family, Falls Church,
Va; Wayne Filke and family, of
Grand Island, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Harsh and family, Clinton,
O.
Norma Wotring, OF Aurora, at
tended All meeting at Jackson's
Mill, Monday.
The class of 1945 held a reunion
at the Aurora High school, Sunday,
June 80 Officers elected were
Oakretta Hardesty, president; Dor
othy Spaid, ce-president; Avanell
Roth, secretary treasurer. The
group plans to meet in two years
for its next reunion.
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Mrs. Waldo Zinkan were in Cum
berland. on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kahl of Har-
nedsville, Pa, and Mrs. Susanna
Schmale visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Fratz and Mrs. Ida Fratz,
on Sunday.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Frazee we're Mr.. and Mrs.
William Heating, Cumberland;
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer HetZ, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Georg and son.
Marjorie Fratz spent the week
end with her grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Rush.
Rev and Mrs. Frederick Craw-
ford, Everett, Pa. and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sisler we're Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Ralph Sisler
and children.
Members of the American Le-
gion auxiliary, unit 208, will meet
Tuesday evening, July 9, at 8
O'Clock in the fire hall, it was
announced.
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Horse Shoe Run
Dinner Held

Dinner Held
Dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Roth and family,
on Friday, we're Mrs. Carrie Wolfe,
VindeX; Mrs Ethel Gauer, Fair
mont, Will Wotring, Arthurdale;
Roy Wotring and Mr.. and Mrs G..
Evans.
Mrs. Wolfe, viii Wotring, Mrs.
Evans, Roy Wotring and Mrs.
Gauer are children of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Wotring, Horse
Shoe Run. Their ages range from
72 to "a, and this is the first time
they can remember eating at the
same table for many years.
Mrs Ina Evans is the mother of
the hostess, Mrs. Josephine Roth
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A train crash in Wisconsin in
jurcd 81 persons.
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Try Our Want Ads-Thcy Pay.
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ALEXANDRM 1CITn

AAlAANbnAA AClED
Investment Minded?
walk into the eoxy atmosphere AZ
this redecorated t5l bedroom Co
lonial home. ConFeniently locat-
60. few minutes walk from the
Masonic TEMPLE. This home can
Be yours with flexible financfnF-
FHAlNA or conventional
Home features q pleasant living
room with Woodburntng fireDisce
large separate dining room with
Chandelier, remodeled kitchen 2
family sized bedrooms on list floor
with connecting tiled bath. En-
closed 'front.' sunporch. comulete
with storm doors and WindoWs-
2nd floor has go king-sized bed
bath. Lots Of closet and storage
sDaee. A full basement with 3
bath plus 9 car detached ga
rage; Priced in low 20s. Call now.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
fCONIINUEDl

ALExANDRIA-DEL RAY SECTION
charming oder house with EaraFe
completely ren0vated, J bedFms-.
baths sles65o with $3.50 down
QRen, w W. Nelson 8 Alex
ShANf WOOD REALTY, u
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ARTTNCT0N rOTONTaT.

On level lot with large trees. , bed.
rooms fireplace IN living room,
screened porch. Rec. room IN full
basement. Priced at szo9So. Ses
tbs one son. Cal u. 2-1s1o. 10.
SEPH W. SEAY COMPANY Real,
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OFF MASS. AVE.
Set graciously on a beautiful, freed
and Handicapped acre atop COM
mauding knoll, this stately brick
Colonial Is the exceptional property
rarely found. Spacious center-han
entrance leads off front-to-rear hv-
ing room with fireplace opening
onto 1877, Solarium. Main floor also
includes 1Axl3-ft. sep. dining rm:,
kit. with dishwasher and disposal,
breakfast room and l6xl2-ft; bed
room with full BATH 3 bedrooms
incl. lqxl3 master bedrm. and 2
baths upstairs, walkout lower level
with rec. room and large roughed-
in room or additional living or
Sleeping quarters, garage, 6lz-foot
ceilings, asbestos single roof, cop
per cutters, plaster walls. A truly
exceptional value, S5I 500.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-90zo iii 9
BETHESDA-s17,95o. Immaculate
brick Cape Cod, walk blk. to
elem. school, bsmt.
CoIQUITT OIL. 2-ooOl Til II Pm.
BETHESDA-ST. JAMES PARISH,
3-bedrm., 2Dz-bath brick, splht-level.
Lge. living rm.' sep; dining nm
SpdECs GLOult4 AGNGA ACNs ans w.
frepl., openin onto patio and
fenced lot, walk to schools, shop
ping and transp. S2s,95o. FLA ap-
praised.
BOGLEY
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 1850 Til 5
BETHESDA = Charming brick ram
bier with center hall, living rm
with fireplace, large dining rm
aIl-electric kitchen with bfeakfaSi
area, 3 twin-sized bedrms., baths
on first floor; full bsmt. has 24x2l
recreation and "a bath; secluded
screened porch. Convenient L
schools and transportation. so $50
KORZENDORFER REALTY, INC
OIL. 4-s1ll til 9.
BETHESDA AREA-GARRETT PIX
Exceptionally clean brick Cape Cod
on quiet street, 3 bedrms., sep.
din. rm., equip. kit, SEE. porch, un.
usually handsome rec. nm. Sl6,s50
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 It'll s
BRADL EY BLVD. AREA-ThC
house Of your dreams! Gracious 2
story all-brick Colonial with largl
hv. rm.s sep. din. rm.s completl
kitchen first-floor dens baths,
powder rooms, z fireplaces, paneleS
rec, rrn., 5-ton central air cond.
garage, breezeway, slate roof, trulI
lovely lot. Priced low for this pres
tige area, $4,000.
I. L. LEWIS 949-433C
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THIS GIRL HAS
EVERYTHING

3.bedrm. rambler, lqxIs liv. nm,
firepl. and Cathe dral ceilings.
Large sep. din. rm. Double-size Ill
tramodern kit. Full bsmt. has huge
paneled rec. rm. Va baths. CEN
TRIAL AIR C0ND. Screened porch,
v acre view lot, s20,e50l
MILKEY RLTY. IA. 7-0250
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FOREST KNOLLs-3-b.r., 7.bath
brk. ramb.s assume loan, $3.50.
James G. Conley q Co. JU. SABA
-FOUR 'CORNERS-WOODMOOR. ST.
Bernadette's Parish. Bright, cheer
iu DrlGS N ,bG eT, s sswin,rsize
din. rm.s patio, full bsmt. and plen-
ty Of storage. Only sls,50
OIL. 4-e7ll HII,DEBRAND
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SCENIC ROUTE Is

Custom built all-brick rambler under
construction just off Route IS on a
large lot. The plans call for q huge
porch over the carport for that
easy summertime living and TO
catch the breeze from the Bull Run
Mountains. Also included are 4 bed
rooms, va baths rec. room and
hot-Water Dashboard heat. Repro
duction Of this house in a close-in
area would nudge, $4,000. Be
ready 70 go when you call Us and
HEAR the low price Of this gem.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS, INC. REALTORS
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD,

PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co
Call Us for expert consultation. Get
the full market value for your
property or immediate cash. Build
ing sites wanted. znd russ money
PROPERTY MGT. RENT-SALES
LOANS OR QUICK CASH
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ROCKvHLE-TwNBROOK -Tremen-
dous bedrms. Zone unfin.), center
hall home with modern country
kitchen, huge dining rm., family
rm. Mr.. school, shopping center
and bus. Low 20s. Can $4,000 It'll
9 pm.
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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Bancroft
7 CORNERS
808 N. DANVILLE ST.

4 bedrms., 2 baths, brick bunga-
Ot F "a enG bsmt ciO SeT roof 1SS i FHA
approved. Early poss.. low cash
On. Call today for appt.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
IA T-4A49
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Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905

BETHESDA-4-bedrOom plus der
rambler with DASHBOARD HOT
WATER HEAT garage, 35-ft. pa
neled daylight rec. rm.s modern
family-siZe kit, S33,e50.
THOMAS & KELLEY Co, -.
OIL. 4-633s
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ROCKvILLE-NEW LISTING! Ow-
ner off for Japan. Must sell this g.
bedrm. home with cheerful liv.
rm., finished rec. rm., and large
equipped kitchen, $ls,975. Near
schools. JU. 5-76ll.
Beers Bros, Realtors
ROCKVILLE-Just the right home
for large family, 4 acious
bedrms., lge. hv.. rm., family-sized
space, fun bsmt., lovely Level
fenced lot with lge. brick patio. CT
no money down or FLA $500 down,
Asking sla.9q0.
i. L. LEWIS 949-4330
ROCKVILLE-Brick Cape Cod with
4 bedrms., full bsInt. on level lot,
bIs to to bus. Just 500 On. FLA. Cal
HUGT T. PECK 1928 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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COLLEGE PARK-BY OWNER. S
walk-out bsmt. with firepl., patio
Dashboard heat, WV. carpeting
storm wi n d ows. Mr.. st. Mark.
Parish, Pr. Geo. Plaza, Md. Univ.
Dept. Of Agriculture, NASA, By
appt. only, 81, 300, q35-443e.
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HERRING
. HI $4,000
NIcLEAN

Spotless and so much house for q
growing family, Only 4 years old
and lust completely redecorated.
22-ft. LIVING room, separate din
ms. room, and equipped kitchen
with eating space. 4 bedrooms
and 3 full baths. 1Sx2O recrea-
ton room. All centrally air con-
ditioned. Fneced rear, yard and
you may walk 10 schools. S29.9OO.
& CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean Ell. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HILICKEST HEIGHTs. The buy Q.
the week $500 total price for this
1bedrm- town house with central
air cond., fun bSmf., new furnace
large patio. Olly $50 d. Sllo PEI
mo. pays all.
JOHN R. WEBSTER Re. $40
HOLLYWOOD-4 bedrm. home on
level lot. Spotless eond.. Purchase
FHA or VA. Priced reas. Sl3.e50.
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FLOWER AVE. AREA. A
large colonial home on
sweeping corner lot con-
tainS 3 bedrmS., sep. din
ing room and hobby bsmt.
with dark room, S29,95O.
Spacious throughout. JU.
5-7611.
Beers Bros, Realtors
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DENNIS AVE. AREA
All-white brick Cape Cod. COM
manding corner location, low
ingly tended Towering grounds,
fenced yard, lge. dormitory, 3rd
bedrm,, full bsmt., S1S,500, terms
to suit. ~. 7-7700.
TED LINGO, INC.
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DYNAMIC

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on this
immaculate brick sS,b toVn ia9gs NJ
kitchen and closets galore. Fully
air-cond. An excellent buy at
500 per month with only S4,450
down FHA. Call til 8 pm. WA.
5-39O0s ROBERT s. DAVIS &
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
FALLS CHURCH-S20,5OO

Beautifully handicapped 4-bedrm.
bungalow u927 vintage) on
lovely freed lot, In new eond.,
LUCILLE COOK
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BIG BARGAIN BONANZA FOR BIG
BROOD-Sees this S-bedrm. 2-bath
spacious home. An rooms are bic
family din. rm., big fun bsmf.,
with outside exit, has been used AZ
apt. with rec. rm.S kit, bedrm.
and bath. Just take q look and
you'll know you have found HOME
Evening star., 1963-05-03

tai Planning Commission would
be appropriate,
District Subcommittee Chair
man Mcintyre, Democrat of
New Hampshire, has taken the
position that mere hearings in
Congress should not affect the
discretion of the zoning Ad-
justment Board in deciding
whether to admit Soviet and
Congo chanceries into resi-
Dental areas.
But the strong opinion of
senior Senators Morse, Full
bright, Saltonstall and Beall,
that Congress must act to avoid
further delays in local policy
making probably will not speed
a zoning Board decision.
Already, the board has de-
layed for a week past the time
a decision was promised by its
chairman, Samuel Scrivener,
jr., on the Soviet and Congo
cases.
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sentiment in an area or to citi-
zens associations not even
representing all of the residents
or a majority. :"
The State official also de-
plored chancery decisions in
1.-The unseeming atmosphere of
the type of public hearing
where no criteria are used to
guide the discussion"
Completely Opposed"
"I am completely opposed to
your program" Senator Morse
said. IAN you have demon
strated to me is the need to
pass along faster on the road
to self government"
The discretionary powers
allowed by the State proposals
would lead to the very thing
the department wants to avoid
decisions to locate chanceries
based on whether nations are
yellow, black or white, as Sena-
tor Morse saw 1t.
Brig. Gen. Frederick j.
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talked about the Congo, Laos,
India's conflict with Com
muniSt China, Indian relations
with Pakistan and particularly
the Kashmir dispute.
Mr., Desai said American arms
aid to India did not come up
while he was present. Mr..
Nehru and Mr.. RuSk also met
alone for half an hour.
Mr.. Rusk talked yesterday in
Karachi with Pakistani Presi-
dent Mohammed Ayub Khan,
who forcefully reiterated PAX
istan's fears that Western arms
aid to India for its defense
against Communist China
might be used against Pakis-
tan.
There were indications the
United States and Britain
were trying to use their arms