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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

II you like cracking tires on winter
nights and cool refreshing air for
hot, mukgy days, this Is the home
for you. II has 2 firepls. and CEN
trail air cond., but that isn't all
because there d much charm in
side and beauty outside. Lge.
wooded lot, Close In. near schls.
Rock garden, brk. patio. Rec. rm.
Elec. kit. in new, cond. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, CARPET, drapes. high cell
ings. Tall windows, bookshelves,
Dble. gar. To see. call OIL. 6-6074.
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XII. SSH XII. 5000
ANDREWS AREA, Branch and suit
land pkwy. - Is Minis. 70 Capt.
toll. brk. det., 3 hedrms., lgei ON
March RS Is $40 Ea E ssn'; $3.50. NVAi
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
fenced yard, mr.. shopping center,
S110 mo. Gu. 0-1936,
ARL., N.--3 bedrms,, Ice. porch
lovely yard. gar, close 70 y. *
Excel. schls. Avail. now. 527-6o16.
ARL, sO.--Sg5. 2-bedrm. semi-det.,
close in. convenient 10 everything,
vacant. JE. 3-34eb.
ARL., s-3,bedrms 2-ssSSTy bE Ti;l
Avail. immed. BY OWNER, S12b
Der mo. DU, b-563G, pU. b-s034
ARL.. Ms bedrms., = baths, iiv
rm,. dining rm., family rm,; pase'
O523 or 532-5207.
ARL., NJ bedrms., bath. h9t-air
h sss Ssa RoS sl,s mo g. ii SzSl issss
Arr. COUNTY, CLUE HILLS HILLS
fase. s3Tb. shown by appt. only
IA. 4-e2SS: ewes. and week ends
JE. 2-2230.
ARL., s.--3-bedrrn. brick Colonial
t DoIch oi snso. Ri 7-SSssSSss. .'.r.e
Z AND q BEDROOM
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Spacious and secluded brick ram
with rec. rm, You will be amazed
al the low, low price. Most cen
ven. location. Terms TO suit >
Close to all eonveniencee., All.
c0nd., 4-bedrm., 2i1-bath CApe
Cod with sep. din. rm,, edt1ippe9
kit. and full bsmt. Easy sFHA
or OF terms. f'+si 1
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HOUSES FOR SALE MO.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING--Close In, new
srisk rambler; bed sSsdt~sssk az
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. o-2300
SILVER SPRING, Univ, Blvd, W.
rambler, 'twin-sised bedrooms,
2is baths, beautiful spacious kit
with dishwasher and double-door
refgr., sep. din. rn., large liv. nm,
finished rec. rm., screened porch.
Immediate occupancy S20.90O.
i. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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The ne Perry e;ry Boswell o. ] g GO.


bisff ~ 4 IA rs scnooLs
AND SHOPPING CENTER. AVAIL
ABLE IMMEDIATELY. 3-badrm.
brick Colonial with firepl. IN Nv.
rul,, separate .dlnink rfIl.s mod
fully equipped kit, With wailsVall
basement. Garaee. LARGE jalopsled
porch. slate roof. storm wtn4owa.
awnings. ample shrubs and Trees.
8 years old, spotless eondItlon.
Ss$;45o -. tSonysntional lonly)'
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
4 bsdrms., z baths. sep. din. I'm.
center hall. large family I'm.
many extras. S2s.e50.
sEMIs' BRAD 3. Z 1oo & LANoDoN
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S ron sALE-D. 0.
tcoNTiNuepl

FOxHALL ROAD AREA-To settle
estate. stately brick Colonial on
beautiful wooded sa-acre lot, IN
prestige location, A. g. GAR
DINER a co. INC. CALL Mr.,
CLARK RIA. 5-9ol1 or Re. 4
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HOUSES uRFURN. TO REar
f(AAlvlkulEnA
NOLAN. VA.

MANASSAS PARK--2-bedroom, l.
bath Cape Cod. Renting for 500
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NEW BRK. DIET. RAMBLERs
r herman ass os oceap i spprss ssS
OF May. BULLS REAL ESTATE
3oO-s3OO. ewes, Lu. s-69i6.
NE, LOCATION, lust off NORTH
tractive, S.bedTm. brick home
t ail bs xt' liz Tie f floor, Anchor,
fenced lot, Only Sl4,b0Q, Oh, NJ
money down. payments less thar
REALTY CORE, REALTooR 40
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HOUSES uNFURN. 10 RENT


ADELPHI-3-bedrm brick rambler
full bsmt.. 2 air conditioners. Ex-
eellent for small family, Avail
March /. Refs. REQ. HE. $4,000.
ADELPHI, MD.--New, 4 bedrms.,
baths, full bsmt, Immediate oc-
cupancy. MA. S-3993 Eve. 434-62ll
ALEX. --3 -bedrm. town house, bsmt
Washer and drier, gas heat, very
clean, immed. oceup. S12b pei
mo. plus utilss XII. S-3ol3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2 bedrms.
mod. eonvenienees, near schools
shopping. churches, o3l-Ss49.
ALEXANDRIA RENTALS
YATES oARDEN-Attrae. end row
liv, rm, with firepl,. dining area
2 bedrms.. X baths. den, patio
scr. pch.. walled garden. Slo0.
OLD TOWN-Furn. effic. apt. nice
size hv. rm., bedrm.. bath, kit
With eating space. nice closets
SS5.
OLD TOwN-Brick, 8 bedrms., liy
rm.. sep, din, rTn.. nice kit. Jul
bsmt.. fenced yard. gas h.-W.h
S120.
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Directions: Out Annapolis I'd. (Rte
450l 70 Princess Gardens pkwy.,
left 10 Hickory Hi ave-, right "a
NsvMi ave, left 10 OPEN signs.
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CHEyERLY = a-sedTa.- Ri, eAlo-
nal, sep :.s an I'm rm., ~ sss ss
ssGlSds ESQ APP els zi-4SSs ;liiTS 3. school
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

Langley Estates, Broyhill develop
ment. Lovely split-level brick, 2
yrs. old, excel. eond. 4 bedrrns.,
3 baths, rec. rm., wall-to-wall
carpet, gas heat. Patio. Cow. 10
GA, and shopping. S225. FE. q
2137 or RE. 0-468S.
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0EoRGETOWN : 2 twin-bedrms :,
Ire. liv. rm. with fireplace. $50
i incl. utils.. Pc. s-234s, Miss Kay,
FE' $4,000. j, C, CHATEL CO.
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sPRINGBR00K--Unususl ANTIQUE
erk home, entrance foyer SEP 5ipp
s baths. caTp s,, p.aers lot, low sos.
MCINTOSH CO., REALroR, w.
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GEORGETOWN AREA--under $780,
600. immed. occupancy, attractive,
8 rms. i Y baths, 5000 bsmt., off
re T-b300, j. G CHATEL co.
GRANT CIRCLE NV
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BETHESDA, convenient to Our Lady
OF Lourdes-Immaculate 2-bedrm
brick rambler With spseiopg,s li ";
hrasSe.s7SJ I'Seo, Ayen'nss car
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IGLFNMONT AREA ; sILVER
sPRIN0-Newly decorated 3.bed-
rm. ell-blick rambler with largs
handicapped lot and patio $3.50
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ABSOLUTE DREAM. "a bedrms.
n anc.s cen ,s SEP e, am w I'm bss Wny
Bsiow PA appraisal with mini.
mum down o. assume present
$1,000. trust and pay STA
WYNN lp,'sp Am Nh aALEs AP. Y-2O7b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
CIRCUS LIGHTS
AND SHADOWS
-@SSEHO-
THE CIRCUS is COMINcl The circu

THE CIRCUS is COMINC The Circus is coming! What
magic spell these words have screamed by the young
and shouted by the DID, ringing down through the years. echOng
every hamlet and throughout the country The Circus
cOmng In Washington these words have special meaning They
belong with the first rendOns of the cardinal and the first
shOwn of the harbngs of spring Ringing Brothers
and Barnum Bailey Circus still billed THE Greatest Show
Earth" opens eghdy stand here Tuesday night Out
ward the Ringing spectacle has undergone many changes
This year. for the third straight the show will
be held within the steel and confines of the Washington
Coliseum, formerly Une Arena Cone along with the nickel
phone call and beer the Big Top Time when
circus wasn't without For 90 1884,
when the five Ringing Brothers first established their show
PHOTOS BY JOE BAKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
BY BONNIE AIKMAN
star staff Writer

Comedy and suspense vie
for the local drama spotlight
this week when two major
area play groups open pro-
auctions. The Mount YER
non Players offer q three
weekend run Of Thornton
Wilder's 1.-THE Matchmaker"
and the Little Theater of
Alexandria Is set with its
version of Agatha Christie's
The Unexpected Guest"
Grace Ogden plays the title
role In the Mount Vernon
Players four-act farce, and
her supporting cast includes
John Bennett, Frederick J.
Carson, Susan Colby. Mary
Cowel. william Davis, Jean
Keppler, Tom Kochery, Jill
Landon, AL Liebec, Harvey
Mackie, Sheila Mulroy, Gil
Shellhase, Al Short and
Kathleen Swenson. w.
Thomas Littleton directs.
Performances at 900 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. are
at Sis pm. Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. March 2s.
20 and 80, and April 4, 5 and
8. Saturday matinees are at
1850 pm.
The Agatha Christie mys-
terry, directed for LTA by Vir-
ginia Weisbrod. features Jim
Bostain and Shirley Ann
Meyer In lead roles. Other
players are Robert Nash, Neil
Russell. Kay Burn, Pete
Holm. Jim Byrnes, Karl
Funkhouser and Sally Clark.
Dennis Ramsey assists the
director. Bob Gaines is stage
manager, Arnold Noel ham
dies the lighting and Marge
Noel Is In charge Of costumes.
Curtain Is ct $3.50 pm.
Friday and Saturday and
March rs through 30, with q
matinee at 3 pm. next
Sunday. The LTA playhouse
Is located at 600 Wolfe street
in Alexandria.
YOUTHFUL OFFERING:
A. A. Mines "Mr. Toad of
Toad Hall" viii be presented
by the Children's Theater Of
Washington at 3 pm. Satur-
day and Sunday and March
80 and 81 at Stratford Junior
High School.
Phil Greneto Of the Catholic
University drama department
directs the production, which
features Tom Num- Gas Mr..
Toad, Nora Carver, Marcia
Thaier, Amy Acheson. Mark
Kahn and Cindy Peddicord.
. ONEILL DRAMA: The
American University Players
production Of Eugene O'Neill's
Desire Under the Fins"
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LOCAL DRAMA GROUPS
Comedy and Suspense
Are in the Spotlight

moves into It's second and
final week with performances
Wednesday through Satur-
day.
John Douglass, Bill Whit
man and Marsha Greenspan
have lead roles In the tragedy.
which is under the direction
Of DR.. J. H. Yocum. Per-
formances are at $3.50 pm, at
Clendenin Theater on the Az
campus.
LIKEWISE: Also winding
UP q two-week production are
the Garrett. Players Of Car
rett Park, Md. Their version
Of Josh Greenfeld's "Clandes-
tine on the Morning Line" is
set for $3.50 pm. Friday and
Saturday at the Garrett Park
Elementary School. Featured
roles are played by Berenice
Gareau, Sally Maury and
Don Chrisler.
CASTING: Four veteran
area play groups have sched-
uled tryouts for major pro-
auctions this week.
Having cancelled their pro-
duction Of "Amthitryon 49,"
the Kensington Players will
hold readings for Moss Harris
Light Up the Sky" at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Silver Spring
Library. The comedy calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

tural attache at the American
Embassy In Indonesia--the
show will be staged BY
WTTG-5's Bob O'Connor
with Clova DeMaine as mu-
steal director.
Tryouts are set for 2 o'clock
today and at 8 pm. tomor-
row and Tuesday at the LTA
Playhouse. 600 Wolfe street
in Alexandria. singers,
dancers are actors are in
vited TO addition for IL major
roles and the chorus. Pro-
duction is set for May II
through rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

for eight men and five
women. Meg Gleason will
direct.
The Montgomery Players
hold the second Of two tryout
sessions for "The Seven Year
Itch" at 8 pm. Tuesday at
the Intown Motor Hotel. Wis
consin avenue and Bradley
boulevard in Bethesda.
Four men, and four women
are needed for the George
Axelrod comedy. as well as
a pair Of fine off-stage voices.
Production is set for May l6
through rs under the direc-
ton Of Ed Meyer.
Casting continues for still
another comedy. this time by
the Prince Georges Little
Theater. Director Elaine
Funk will hear readings for
George Washington Slept
Here" by Moss Hart and
George s. Kaufman, tomor-
row and Wednesday at the
Charles Carroll Junior High
School In Carrollton and on
Tuesday at Sherwood School
in Belair.
The cast calls for eight
men, eight women and one
young boy. All sessions start
at 1850 pm.
Finally. the Little Theater
Of Alexandria is looking for
q large cast to play In its
final production Of the sea-
son, an original musical
comedy titled shy Girl"
Written by Jim Burn Of
Alexandria-who is now cul-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Astuire Studios
Accused by ETC
OfUnfuir Tuctics

The Fred Astaire Dance Stu
dios Corp. Of New York and its
studio at 1911 @ street NV.
have been charged with using
unfair. misleading and coer-
Give tactics in selling dance
instruction courses.
The Federal Trade Commits
sion complaint alleges that
winners Of telephone quizzes
and persons responding to spe-
cial offers of free dance lessons
or lessons at reduced rates are
not, as q rule, furnished a full
time or bona fide course as
promised.
A substantial" portion Of the
instruction time is devoted to
selling students additional les
sons, ETC said.
The corporation and studio
have 80 days to file an answer
to the charges.
The attorney representing the
Washington studio denied the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

NEW YORK. - Brendan Be-
han turned down a nightclub
offer of $1,000 to entertain on
st. Patrick's Day. He spent the
night instead at Jim DOwney's
bar, singing Gaelic songs for
free. Murray Lincoln, 10
year-old insurance executive
from Columbus, Ohio, will be
the new president Of the Al
leghany Corp. FranchOt
Tone, co-star Of Strange In
terlude," appears only in the
first act. Because he's through
before $3.50 pm, he's free to
star in another play too.
Cesare Slept, the Metropoli-
tan Opera star, flew to Milan
after his Las Vegas debut, to
introduce his bride TO his FAM
lily. Sonny ListOn, who
Just postponed the Patterson
fight, is at least SO lbs. over
weight. i. While Nancy Berg
was in Boston, appearing in
Memo" she was guarded by
the police because she sensed
she'd been marked by the Bos-
ton stranger. Her indies - the
strangers usual weapon = had
been stolen by someone who
left two obscene books.
At the White House party for
the British Ambassador, one OF
the guests was a prominent
member Of New York cafe So
ciety. He asked the President
for a favor: Would you phone
my wife and tell her where
am? Otherwise she won't be-
lieve me-" JFK obliged him. q.
Cassius Clay probably will
fight Brian London in England
and then Ingemar JOhanssen.
Senator Kefauver and his
wife were In Sardi's last week
He mentioned his plan to in.
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Whiting. She introduces the
song this way: MY father
wrote it in 1917, then figured
1t didn't have 1t and tossed 1t
into a waste basket. My mother
found it, and took 1t to Rem
lex, the publisher" It's the all
time standard. It'll We Meet
Again. :"
There will be a worlds chess
olympics in Israel next year,
under the chairman-sponsor-
ship Of Prime Minister Ben
GuriOn. Nebraska be al
Congress to 1t and voted hon.
orary citizenship to Winston
Churchill. The Chattanooga
Times named Mrs. Newton
Steers to succeed Charles Bart
lett, JFK's friend. as its Wash
ington, d. C. correspondent
Mrs. Steers, related to Mrs
JFK, doesn't have White House
access because her husband Il
a Republican.
The Actors Studio chost
Strange Interlude" as It's first
production because its rival, thu
new Lincoln Center Repertory
has options on the other O'Neil
plays. A producer at Lin.
dy's said he plans a musica
version of Lolita" titled TAKE
Her, She's Nine" Ten year.
ago a major newsreel company
assigned its staff men to b
ready to cover every pre-.
arranged detail Of Churchill't
funeral, when and II. Sine,
then three of the cameramer
have died while Sir winston
praise be. remains hale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

allegations made In the FTC
complaint. The allegations, hi
said, don't represent what ac-
tually happens when telephone
calls are made, nor do they
reflect the true relationship
b between the studio and Its
clients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Brendun Cheers
St. Pat for Free
BY LEONARD LYONS

vestigate the monopoly phase
of the Common Market.
Kefauver said about his wife:
when I met Nancy I was a
poor lawyer, and I figured that
by marrying this immigrant
lass from Scotland he native
thrift would get us rich. But in
six months she became thor
oughly Americanized - and, al
q consequence, I've been in the
hole ever since"
A team Of British Journalists
is following Prime Minister
Macmillan and Labor Leader
Harold Wilson, for a campaign
book patterned after Theodore
Whites 1.-THE Making of thu
President" Danny Thomas
daughter, Mario, will star in q
California production of Sun
day In New York" Despite
the cast on her foot. Liza Mi
neIli danced with Tracy Everett
at FL Morocco last Saturda!
night. Her mother, Judy Gar
land also was on the dance
floor, with Sid Luft.
Irwin Shaw, whose new play
Children From Their Games,
is in rehearsal Joined SOM
writer's at the Russian Tel
Room. They discussed the i'm
portance of play titles! ''Some
times" said Shaw, I'VE worr,
more about a title for a pla,
than a name for a child. Blu
that's only because with a chill
we know it's going to be a flop.
The State Department n,
longer will use ANITA as tn
agency for selecting the talen
for cultural exchange programs
The talent will be chosen by
committee Of 10, headed by Ro
Larsen. It will include GeOrg
SeatOn Of Hollywood, U. Pete
Mennin of Julliard and Deal
Lawson Of Howard University
|. Evgeny YevtushenkO, tn
Soviet poet. will visit Isael. :.
Cathleen Nesbit viii do "T h
Importance of Being Earnest
at the Vancouver Festival.
Margaret Whiting, now sing
ing for American soldiers i
Europe, includes q song write.
by her late father, Richar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Lin ; Hos Refrigerator

PARIS -Thirty-three per cent
of French households have re-
frigerators. Refrigerator manu-
facturers predict that by 1865
the figure win climb to As per
cent.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
Social
SecUrifv
Notes

Q. am 42years old and worked
steadily as a truck driver until
| had a serious accident in March
of 1861. | have been unable to
work since that time. have aWfe
and two minor children. My return
to work is doubtful. Can | collect
social security disability benefits2
A. If your injury is so severe
that you are unable to do any
substanti al work, and If it is un-
likely that your condition will i'm
prove. you may be eligible for
social security disability insur-
ance benefits.
Q. | have been Ill for the past
four years, and my work has been
off and on. Previous to that |
worked regularly. My doctors tell
me that | should not work because
my condition has become worse.
How much work must | have on
my social security record to get
social ecurity di s ability
payments?
A. To be eligible for disability
insurance benefits. you must have
worked under social security for at
least five years in the 1O-year
period ending when you became
disabled.
Q. My doctor. tells me | am
disabled and cannot work right
now. but hope that can go back
to work in the future. Should
go and see about disability benefits
now or wait and see if can go
back to work first?
A. You should get in touch with
social security office i'm
mediately. A social security re-
present ative will explain the dis
ability provisions to you and tell
you whether you meet all the re-
quirements provided in the law
If your illness or injury is one
that is of long duration. you may
be eligible for benefits.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
annual Winter CarniUal Display
At ASC Has <'PauI Bunyan" Theme

Legends of Paul Bunyan'' is
the theme selected by the students
at Arizona State College, Flagstaff,
for their annual Winter Carnival
snow sculpturing display which will
have its public showing Saturday
morning 7-11 a.m., Feb. 16.
The Winter Carnival will run
through the week of Feb. 11-16,
with the Feb. 16 snow sculpture
exhibit highighting the affair. CO.
chairmen in charge of general
arrange ements are SRerrie
Nichols, Phoenix, and Harold
Kuhne, Flagstaff.
A huge "A", formed by flares,
will be set out high on the slopes
of the San Francisco Peaks over
looking Flagstaff. The flares will
be lighted Friday night, Feb. 16,
while the students are working on
their snow sculptures. The Lambda
Delta Sigma Fraternity, sponsored
by DR.. Jay Hunt. is in charge of
setting out and lighting the flares.
Judging of the snow sculptures
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

will begin at 7 am. Feb. 16.
The public is advised to visit the
campus before II am. in order
to see the snow sculptures at
their peak.
A snow princess will be elected
by the students Feb. 7. On Feb.
9 motor caravan is planned to
the Arizona Snow Bowl up on the
San Francisco Peaks and there
will be a dinner dance held in the
ski lodge. The snow princess will
be crowned at the dinner. In charge
of the activities at the ski lodge
Will be Mi S S Edith Barker,
Henderson, New. Students will
travel to and from the ski area
by buses, leaving the campus be-
tween 10 am. and 2 pm. and re-
turning after the dance.
The students are also inviting
all Arizona high school seniors to
be their guests at the annual Senior
Day held on Feb. is so the visitors
may enjoy the snow sculptures
as well as the full program of
other activities arrangedfor them.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

HAPPY All FAMILY Mr. and Mrs Wilson Dahozy with smiling
grandmother Mrs Adan
that she proud her grandchildren and how they able
learn early about livestock homemang and pattern behavior
All
develop desire and driving force within child
All Club
All child
join and let them explore this fine character building youth
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

THE FORT DEFIANCE PIONEER All CLUB displaying
certificates recognition and completion
Club year. Back left right Tommy Koz Sharon
visibe Daoz Kathy Dahoy Dahoz row:
Left right: Jame Benay McCammon Beverly
Roger Dahozy. Wilson Dahozy. Jr.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
LIST WITH LINGO

CONN. AVE. PARK.-Not a mass.
production homel All brick, 2 fire.
pls.,. 3 bedrms.. finished bsmt.,
spotless. kitchen, plaster walls,
screened porch. patie. Outstanding
r..ssr Se1ul.ha Eh4 pfa Gal IT SIieSh Sisl6
Evening star., 1963-05-01

BETHESDA (wHITEHALL MANoR) }
"A most charming 3-bedFFn., 2 u /.
bath brick rambler. large living
rm. formal din. rm., compl. kitch-
en-, bsmt., garage. air condition
iRH8ar. sy's Ssastiagl aaa. Efirdd'n' sSO'sSO.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

CHEVY CHASE, D, C.-Unutuaily
nice esnter.hall Colonial. 5 bed,
rms. baths, den. powder rm.
screened perch rec. rm. with wood.
burning firepl. and bar. Furnished
T. forTl'Grs Fn ssoS9. FT TiIdsiFr VsTsSi VwsTosSrsJ sJul'
Evening star., 1963-05-01

KENsINGTON = 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brk. Cane Cod, pishwashsr, disp.
Many extraa. S165. JU. 9-7e23.
LANGLEY PIX. AREA-3 or 4 b.r.
homes with bsmt. Sl40-s1B5-S2h0,
c. paul hickman. inc. HI. $1,000
LANGLEY PARK AREA Of Silver
SprinE. 2 bdrm. brick. full bsnit.,
excellent eond., nice yard, Ar. bus
snsoa7 sns a'7h0gRa1s T1osu s1is wesi,r,S June l. FT
Evening star., 1963-05-01

FOREST GLEN-Loveiy nsW-bFick
GSlcpiaI II S.I;, 9 v,s.. S.drE,s o,,. baths.
KEs iHset pRgsksN gaHs iSsSIG SesIssr inslsSSs ssS4S S
Evening star., 1963-05-01
IuoH 7 PECK. ilete o.erEla Ave,


This Is . real beauty and unusually
excellent opportunity on todays
market To see n 10 buy. FeA-
turet huss screened porch overlook
inn beAut wooded lot, Williams
burg design ana includes den and
bath on living rn. level. Flnanr-
spkvfHNsesq II eqit 5Sg sSS pElS's sJs,,J e s,J
Evening star., 1963-05-01

l.S Nsw a:ssdrn, cceIonIsHi, q. an
;Ssssa. :SssG on isns shi' l ssS.' doas: NE .o. @
as. earport. bassmsnt. Sse' 500,
poBIAK 4 foBiKK OF. $4,000
ETH s6GTIHa1EsIR.Al;w0oDHAvEN pa = Yirst
NIrrERIEd cI.I sLNS,, Of Z pretty brick ram
ishiu0 0;sas Wooded d'Ss.sa Ss.s' near ~ close: sc.
in Bradley blvd. Featuring very
attractive living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm.. excellent kitch-
en-, 3 bedrms. and 2 tiled baths.
Daylight rec. rm. with fireplace,
bath and huilt-in garage in full
basement. Patio and barbecue in
shaded yard. A wonderful buy in
this fine area. at t2s,7b0. For
sETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE OFFICE
Evening star., 1963-05-01

S.drns. sem: :dst. SrisE' incl. as;
gSsi,.la gs,.asiSd ipd a. serySsS. zsiISSS mo- Call
Evening star., 1963-05-01
BYEFORDE
CHEVY CHASE

RoLLIN0wooD AHEA-closs IN
ano eony % eysrything. 4.eedrm
split-leyel rambler plus den and
huEe rec. rm, with bar. .Built-in
earage, Lac. rear screened porch
Priced At 100000 for q quick sale
Vacant, See II now. o am.-p pm.
EN- 2.7400.