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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

It was not Just the elo-
quent words but the firm re-
solve and spirit Of dedication
N anifested by President
Johnson which enabled the
American people and the
peoples Of the world to derive
from his first address to
Congress q feeling Of con-
dnuity In the high purposes
81 our national and interna-
tional policies.
The frequent applause that
came spontaneously from all
sides was an answer to those
persons who had worried
about the impact Of change
Itself. Confidence comes now
because the new President
tnterprets so accurately the
basic desires Of the American
people.
= Mr.. johnson reflected q
universal view when he said
that I'VE must be ready to
defend the national interest
and to negotiate the common
interest" Reiteration Of Am
erica's detectives In support
ing the North. Atlantic Trea-
ty Organization and the Al
lance for Progress was not
unexpected. Nor was 1t sur
prising that the new Presi-
dent said: This Nation win
keep its commitments from
South Wet Nam to West
Berlin"
!, There had arisen abroad in
the last few days q fear that
q change Of policy might be
in the offing. This can only
be attributed to a lack of
knowledge Of how deeply
Americans, irrespective Of
party. feel about the need for
resolution and firmness, yet
ope n-mindedness toward
those who differ with us in
International policy.
=, With respect to the highly
controversial domestic issues,
Mr.. johnson said, 'The ideas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Culture Center Viewed as Providing
Chonce to Further His Hopes for D. c

In the Eisenhower admin
istration to give Washington
the auditoriUms that it need
ed for ballets, symphonies.
operas, and other versions Of
the performing arts. Con-
gress voted the necessary
land along the Potomac Riv-
er and the public was to con-
tribute the necessary funds.
The people did not respond
to the cause and the project
was languishing as President
Kennedy took office. He
adopted 1t because he and
Mrs. Kennedy saw the center
as a desirable establishment
to the city, a means Of en-
HANGING the Nations culture.
and something that could
only be completed with the
energetic support Of the
White House.
He asked a friend, K. Le-
Moyne Billings Of New York.
to help raise the money and
followed the progress closely.
When the tickets for a large
Embarrassing dinner for the
center were selling badly in
1862, he invited a horde of
company representatives to
the White House and shook
them down in a candid fash
ion. He was planning to en-
terrain 20 Of the country's
wealthiest couples n ext
January for the same pur-
pose.
The fund for the center
has grown to SO million, with
a promise of SIS million from
the Ford Foundation when
the SIS million mark is
reached. But a total of S35
million is needed and the
m oney is coming hard.
Washington does not h ave
the personal wealth to yield
the sum easily and the rest
Of the country has not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Advent of Johnson Seen as Bringing
Shift From Extremes to Moderation

become Vice President pre-
cisely because he balanced
the ticket.
The softening Of tension in
the party Of Government
cannot fail to find its coun-
terpart in the party Of oppo-
sition. Divisive appeals along
sectional lines, and to So
called patriotic" issues are
now at q discount. So Is
avowed ide ology. whether
conservative or otherwise.
With q chance to win in
1854, the Republicans are al
most certain to pass from q
regional C andidate with
sharply defined views Of an
extreme nature, to moder-
ates, national In scope. For
Governors Scranton, r o m
ney, and Rockefeller, and for
Mr.. Nixon, the hour has
come round.
To q point, the opening to
the center serves q purpose.
Important new ground was
staked out by President Ken
nedy In the test-ban agree
ment, the tax bill, and the
civil rights bill. A mood Of
national reconciliation m ay
enable President Johnson to
consolidate these beginnings
in the next few months. If
so, he will have made a re-
cord Of distinction. For him,
far more than for q normal
President, the first hundred
daySeven the first 20
count.
Even so, the Kennedy le-
gacy is not Paradise unfit
nished except for a few final
touches. The dead President
brought to politics more an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
JOSEPH KRAFT
!: Our Truly Remarkable System

analytic process than q batch
Of solutions. He ruled for
only two years and ten
months. He followed eight
years Of stand-pat. When he
took office, as he recently
said, "the rot had set In"
Much Of his energy went to
repair q broken-down ma
chine. Inevitably some Of
his most important designs
remained unavowed. He was
determined, for example,
that his administration
mount q full address to the
problem Of poverty in the
Nation.
Because so many wrongs
were left unrighted, 1t Is i'm
portant to dwell on the in
nate weakness Of the system.
There is q peril that the
unavowed purposes Of the
dead President will be en-
quilted in a tide Of sentiment
tally. There is q danger in
the premature onset Of an
era Of good feeling. The sys-
tenn, in other words, harbors
within itself the possibility Of
Eisenhowerism.
The way Of the world is to
60 on. Some one Is always
fiddling while Rome burns.
Auden pointed out, and 1t is
well to rem e m b er. that as
Yeats died there was some
where q horse ru b bling its
backside against a tree. But
for a President dead so
young, with so much Of his
accomplishment only a for
eshadowing, there is a case
Of asserting a claim against
the way Of the world. For
those who backed his deepest
purposes. the fit epitaph is
the hearts cry Of Dylan
Thomas: do not go gentle
into that good night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Soviets, Czechs Sign
New Friendship Poet

MOSCOW. Nov. % (AP).-
The Soviet Union and Czecho-
slovskia today extended q 20
year friendship treaty.
The news agency Tass said
Premier Khrushchev. President
Leonid Brezhnev. Czechoslovak
President Antonin Novotny and
Premier Josef Lenart signed
the document in Kremlin cere-
monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

The proposal to construct
the National Cultural Center
in the name Of John r. Ken
nedy is one answer to the
hopes that his de h may
yield some Of the aspirations
Of his life.
Mrs. Kennedy, in deciding
to bury her husband in Ar
lington Cemetery and in con-
curing with his brothers and
sisters that the center would
be a fitting memorial, has
reflected once more the wish
they shared to enlarge the
traditions and extend the
beauty Of the Capital.
This was not q passive aim
with either the President or
Mrs. Kennedy. Their minds
were lively, from the day
they entered the White
House, with the improve
ments that might be gained
through the power that he
had won. Their achieve
mentS-from the redecora-
ton Of the mansion to the
rebuilding Of the rose garden
to the planning for Lafay-
cite square and Pennsylvania
avenue have testified to
the constancy Of their deter
mination.
On occasional Sunday
walks through Washington,
the President would talk Gag
erly Of the things that could
and should be done for the
city, the temporary buildings
that were being demolished,
and the new vistas that could
be opened. He saw blotches
in the aspect Of the Capital
from the crab grass in the
White House lawn to the
paucity Of the aters-as
wrongs that must be rem
edied in his term Of office.
He inherited the Cultural
Center as a project developed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
How Quickly Washington Forgets!

political talk any different
than q widow wondering If
she was left insurance. Or a
newspaperman struggling to
write about a disaster.
And as I listened to them
talk and as I watched the
rocking chair move off down
the walkway, I was oddly
treasured by the brutal
quickness Of it all. How easily
we make the transition from
one leader to the next. How
transitory each Is. And yet
how our system endureS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Pekinq Seeks Trade

MEXICO CITY, Nov. %
(AP).-A group Of Chinese
Communists are in Mexico to
try to set up a trade agreement
between the two countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

The signed columns on these pages, ike the
cartoon beIo1D intended to present Star readers
Nth lDtde range of opinions issues of the day.
including opinions mitch conflict Nth our oun
The Stars Ute1Os are expressed IN its editorials
Papago Indian news., 1963-01-01

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for adults, md croling
tuent
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

sPKISGBROOK MANOR = Lovely
brk. and stone rambler, ) bedrns.
IA baths, liv. I'm. with firepl., sep
din. rm-s all-elec. kit. carport, level
yard and hrepL IN rec m Call
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES McT.
ST. JOHNS PARISH - BUILT FOR
FAMILY COMFORT. Cape Cod, 4
bedrms-, baths, eat in kit sep.
din. nm, finished bsmt., excel
cond- Just 1870.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
ll7As Georgia Ave. sfS-T3oo
STONETBROOK Walk TO schools,
stores, church and bus from this ,
bedrm-, ll1-bath spht-level with rec.
room and basement with exit. Beau
tifully priced at $3.50.
YOUNklN & co. S39lSoo III 2
TAKOMA PARK : Superb custom
built rambler with slate roof. z fire
pls., mod. kit, Fla. nm extra lot
Vacant. Only 800.
REALTORS NON NA'AAi JU. $500
TAKOMA PARK Attr. 7-bedrm.
home with terrace apt New kit. z
full baths. Only $3.50.
REALTORS ~. Llso
TAKOMA PIX. FIVE bedrms.
den. baths, bsmt., garage plus a
acre lot. Only $3.50 and owner
will finance.
c. paul hickman, inc. HE. 1000
TAKOMA PARK : 3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod on LARGE LOT. besuti-
fully HANDICAPPED. Sep. din. rm., z
equipped kitchens, dens, Va baths,
Lear garage plus many extras
Cow. 70 schools, trAnsp. and shop
ping Call It'll pm.
COLLEGE PARK WOODS REALTY
REALTORS s3SS527
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOWARD COUNTY - BY OWNER
Brk. rambler ; bedrms., z baths,
Ice. rms, scr. pch., carpoFt, full
bsmt.s hrepl., Dashboard INV. heat,
z acre. 5000 On. Dial 3ol - AT. s.
1874. except. Sun.
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Upper COUNTY

UPPER COUNTY
VARIETY Of new and used homes
on half acre and up for elbow
room. ROMER g. CO. Gathers
burg. WI. S-9O92
WHEATON = New brk. ramblers
and splits, 4 bedrms., ava baths.
VANGUARD PROP. slsos7s
WHEATON WOODS = New aIl-brk.
ramb.. 2 baths, firepl., sep. din.
rm-, $3.50. r. N. LEVY slS-7loo.
WHEATON - ONLY $500 DOWN
will buy. Assume lge. loan. Immac.
br.-and-frame split on Ice. level lot
4 bedrms., upstairs, sep. din. rm.,
dream kit, walk-out rec. rm. Only Z
yrs. old. Only 1850.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1900 Til 2
WHEATON = Sl7,1so with SAoo down
and SSe per month. No IS down CT.
Vanguard Prop. sl7-0626
WHEATON = IF YOU CAN PAY Sss
per month, you can buy your own q
bedrm. home with full basemt. "a
blk. from elementary school and
bus. No cash down. VA. Call u. 0.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.

ALICE DEAL, ST. AIMS - Charm
iRs 26edE% n: home me near ~: 18Th 1 md
screened porch, modern kitchen,
garage, gas hot-water heat, level
fenced rear yard, SO. $50 don't take
too long! MI. Rhodes, OIL. 6-24l2.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
REALTORS DI. T-l4ll
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HOUSES For SALE-p. c.
fCONTIAUgDl
vi ~ ELAS GLE p NV;

VACANT-AOVE RIGHT N
Howard Univ lie Droit Area Fine
ork-, ms nice modern kitchen
and bath, full bSmt.s detached Rar-
age Priced night good terms.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 9-S5le Ewes. LII. 7-lS2S
Sth 81. NE. To close an estate.
1904 5th st., dwelling. lo3s 5th 81,
store and apt. Either separate or To-
gether. All cash. No court authorize
ton required. p. ]. Flannery, IKE
cutor, lll3 Eye Il. NV.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
THE WESTCHESTFR
TILDEN GARDENS

Lovely apt, in a quiet, well regulat.
ed building. Living rm., separate
dining rm., kitchen, bedrm. and
bath, plus den or extra bedrm. At
tractively priced. Low maintenance
assessment. Ewes, Mr.. Laux, s66-
1888.
VIC. & A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-A46l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17

EASTERN JUNIOR HIGH - LOVE
LY CL0SE-N LOCATION. Just 800
On. FLA. Brick Cape Cod. J
bedrms.s din nm and bsnt. Perfect
for trsnsp. and schools. FLA ap-
praised, $1,000.
HUGH. T. PECK s49-73OO
FL OWE R-FRANKLIN AREA :
Clean brick, , bedrms., din. nm,
nice porch. Partially finished bsnt.
Garage $3.50.
Thompson Co., JU. $4,000
FLOWER FRANKLIN AVE. AREA
Neat and clean 2-bedrm. ram
bier with rec. rm- Choice neigh
oornood walk to bus. We take
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1898 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-I70O
FLOWER AVE. AREA = Home with
income, 2-unit brick apt, COW. to
esyseers y1s 75;o fine neishborhood. s7I'-
c. P. Fletcher, Realtor
GEORGIA AVE. AREA : Iike-neW,
c en- t.-air-cond., Lbedrm., 3bath
ramb., sep. din. rm., rec. nm. With
firepl., many extras, S37,qSc. 80
2l3l. g. A. SCHLESNGER co.
= Rare find. custom
built, [bedrm-s 2lz-bath brick. Encl.
porch, rec. I'm and garage Beauti-
t axe tr lsSescs sIsSsc ''-acrs lo'' we
T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. LI7oc
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
HILLANDALE-3s-aere OF freed
home featuring 5 bedrms.' sep.
fm.. iiVins RIM nm. WITH fir.piace.
screened porch and 2-car garage.
Priced TO sell in low, low S30s.
LLEWELLYN CO.
~. s-es0O Ev. 1923
HOME PLUS INCOME. All-brick 8
units In Takoma Park. l. and q
Dedrms apis, garage, excel. cond.
Reduced, nov S25,950. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. JU. s-ll03. ewes.
KEMP MILL : Lovely &C. corner
split, den. carport, IA baths, ex.
trss; $500 FLA OF CT. r. N.
KENsTNGToN bedrms. plus
den, walk to Wheaton Plaza. As
sumo lge. loan with small down
payment, no qualifying. Sll,s5o.
James c. Conley & Co. JU. s-ll3l
LANGLEY PARKS bedrms., Ia
baths, full bSmt., all brick.
Langley shops, bus, schools in
walking distance. FHA terms.
Only 500 cash down. Sparkling
new home. Call 434-14OO.
ADELPHI REALTY, REALTORS
LAYHILL AREA : 7-bedrm. ranch.
er nestled on huge, wooded lot.
SPARKLES WITH CHARM! WILL
co FAST AT ONLY Sl4,ssol
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
REALTOR WI. 1850
MASS AVE AREA : Large and
lovely Williamsburg Colonial. Center
hail, sep. din. rm., mod. kit, powder
m., , bedrms., z baths up. Finished
rec. rm., garage. Cent. air eond.,
S36,s50. OIL. 6-4lS3.
BURTON-KELLEIGH REALToR
= lbedrms., z baths,
din. rm.. paneled den. mod. it,.
rec. rm., ffrepl., bsmtI garage. VI
acre level lot. b d. FIELD, INC.
REALTOR, JU. S7ll3, ? 'tils.
Beaut. home in
pretentious area. All brick rambler.
J bedrms., ava baths, rear fenced
lot. Cow. to Holy Cross Hosp. ST..
rnrs u,,,.Irin p..Itor alQ. ann
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HOUSES FURM. TO RENT
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEX. = VACANT. Brick, } b.r.,
dr. Va baths, desirable location,
Sl7S. s36-2445 after pm.
ALEX. AREA = Abr. ash. shingle,
oil heat, fenced yard, SIPS per mo.
ia. 1890.
ALEXANDRIA plymouth Haven5-
? bedrms., q acre lot with option to
buy. ST. $500.
ALEXANDRIA Del Ray)-Open Oc-
cupancy. bedrms., bsmt., Ice. lot
with option to buy. 500 mo. ST. J.
ANNANDALE + bedrooms, z
baths, sun room, fun basement.
Available Immediately. References
required. Sl45 per mo. OMER L.
HIRST, Realtor, Annandale, Va. 2S6-
200.
ARL. S.-Nr. bus, shops, schools,
PentagOn. Two bedrms., lge. liv. din.
rms. Sl2S mo. 647 22nd st.
BELTSVILLE AREA 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., din. rm., lge. garage.
Immed. occup. SIPS. RA. $3.50.
AREA = Brick Coloni.
al, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, ! blk, from
school, newly decor. $l40 mo. Call
HA. 7.72So or 3s4-5566.
B E ESDA, Battery lane-3
bedrms., rent from SO mo. Sl4o.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON OIL. 2-2l23
New.hoUse cOnd., q
bedrms. down, entire End floor fin
ished in knOtty pine panellinG
fenced yard. Sl35 mo. Call Mr..
GRAHAM, JU. 1910.
HILLS 4 rooms, bath.
oil heat, SIS mo. ZANTZINGER,
WA. 7.lsl9 or s35-2667.
HTS. = 3bedrm. semi.
Diet. brick, full bsmt Sis. JOHN L.
SHELTON, Ritz. 10. 1900.
CONGRESS. HTS. : s-room semidet
Avail. Jan. j, SHELTON. Ritz. III.
$4,000.
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BELAIR This Christmas give her
a home. We have Cape Gods,
Ramblers, Colonials and country
clubbers. Several for Immed, occur.
FHAI Gil or assume present financ-
ing.
During the holiday season we will
sell 4-bedrm. for less than $50
incl. all settlement charges 70 a CT
or $3.50 FLA, and monthly payments
less than the rent you are now pay
ing; Ask for the Santa Clause Spe-
cial."
LANDOVER KNOLL 90 Just 2 blocks
from Capitol Plaza. A arm. bunga-
low with bsmt. A big lot. Could be z
building sites or a handyman's de-
light. Only Sl3,s5o, CT, FLA or con-
ventional.
Centrally air cond. Colonial, J
bedrm.s, full din. rm., IVA baths,
mod. elec. kit. with dishwasher and
disposal. Will sell, $500 down FLA
and give possession with credit ap-
proval. Better see this one soon.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. NC.
U7-2l15 277-7774
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN desires
nicely furn. effic. or jr. l-bedrm.
apt Prestige location, close-in Beth
esda. Best refs. 365-s7sl.
NE, NV. or Sc. Furnished apt
for family, 4 children, as soon as
possible, 6S-S7o mo. 723-336l.
NV. Navy captain and family Of
college students desire suitcase z
bedrm. furn. apt. during Xmas hoh.
DAYS. 966-0394.
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TWINBROOK - VACANT. Huge l.
bedrTn., center-hall home with fire.
pl, family rm., lA-ft. kit, sep. din.
rm., hsnt. Low 2os. Call $3.50.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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InNIOIrE

In DESIGN. Spacious AIR CONDI-
TONED bedroom studio terrace
apt. with a separate den or dining
room with Philippine mahogany fold
ing doors. View Of swim club. close
Q picnic area and tennis courts.
Huge walk-in closets, spacious COP
pertone and fruitWood Kitchens with
cabinet space galore. Located In a
beautiful wooded area. A decora-
tors delight. SllT.So includes all
utilities except cleo.
HAMLET EAST
Out Shirley hwy. right on Seminary
I'd. west, left on Beauregard 81.
Res. Mgr. s3l-sloo.
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or 5 bedrms., 7l7 baths, separate
cinlhg rm-s table-space equipped
kitchen, ground-level rec. nm. bsse.
ment., sundeck. Many, many extraS.
1883.
DIRECTIONS: North on Old GeorFe-
town I'd, left on Lone Oak, left on
Ashburton lane, right on Stoneham
and left On Rockhurst to 500 and
Lingo open sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHBURrON-BETHEsDA
Immediate Occupancy
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ANDY MOORE |( Realtor
IANGLEY

Landowner BI.LEvEL, slss AND
MOVE M WITH GOOD CREDIT. ;
bedrms, a bright liv. rm. graced
with picture windows. also sep. din.
area, modern bright kit. and bath
plus the beauty Of bi-level con-
structiOn. Only Sl5,2SO.
PARAMOUNT SALES U2.lsoo
LANHAM WOODS Spacious J.
bedrm. rambler with walk-out heat
ed bsmt., FLA, 500 down, sl6'sSo.
UN. 1917.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Acknowledgements
) rm. bungalow, Diet. Sl5,95O
) rm. Semi-det. S14,25O
Z rm. Colonial. 3 baths S16.950
. unit brk. l bedrm. ga S14,750
? unit brk. 2 bedrm. ca. 100000
HARTMAN RLTY., Rltrs.
LU. $4,000 Ewes. 24s-e42O
BRlARCLIFF AREA = Rambler, :
bedrms., 2 baths, paneled rec. rm.,
beautiful cOnd., built-in hi-fi includ-
ed, fenced yard for privacy, So, 500.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3.
1900, Ewes, 232.o596
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BRIARCLFF NEW HOMEN :
Magnificent Colonial just completed
by Frank S. Phillips. Spacious cen
ter-han plan, 27-ft. living room.
Large library with fireplace, 22-ft,
kit; Huge rec. room with fireplace,
bedrooms and 4D7 baths. Real
quality masterpiece, planned to per-
lection. AS fine location as money
can buy! MR.. PATRUM, DE. z
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Open Daily

l ~n
Open Daily
or S bedrms., va baths, seuarate
cining rm-, table-space eoIipped
kitchen, ground-level rec. nm. bsse.
ment:, sundeck. Many, many extras,
DIRECTIONS: North on Old Ceorre.
town I'd. left on Lone Oak, left On
AShburton lane, right on Stonehanl
and left On Rockhurst to 500 and
Lingo open sign.
TED LINGO, INC.
eoo6 Wis. Ave. Bethesda OIL. $500
GAINESVILLE = Magnificent extra
ICE. Colonial On and one-third
acres Of lovely lawn with tres,
Center hall with firepl. opens 70 liv.
rm., din. rm. and music rm., wind
ing staircase to upstairs, beautiful
chestnut woodwork, huge kit. well
appointed. 5 lKe. bedrms. on md
floor. Priced in upper Dos. KAY
BOWLING REAL ESTATE CO.,
BEAUTIFUL RIVER HILL = FIRST
PRESENTATION.-New home ide.
ally located between Mass. avenue
and Macarthur blvd, just a few
minutes from downtown. Large wood.
ed lot. bedrooms and ; full baths.
Wonderful kitchen-breakfaSt room
combination win fireplace; Recrea'
Brook m ont and Little Flower
schools. WILL CONSIDER YOUR
OLD HOUSE IN TRADE! Mr.. Pa.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC
REALTORS DI. 7-lAll
BETHESDA = Sparkling brk. home
with bedrmS., 4 baths, off Bradley
blvd, nr. Landon school. l-oWner
home available because Of transfer.
2 firepls. Soo,s5o.
CHS REALTY
on. $500 OIL. A-lSs7
BETHESDA OWNER ANXIOUS
TO SELL. Charming all-brick Colo.
NAL. twin-siZed bedrms., z full
baths. 2 fireplaceS, lovely liv. rm.,
formal din. rm., paneled den, plus
rec. rm. with bar, 2 powder rms,
central air cond. GARAGE. Asking
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
WE TAKE TRADES
BETHESDA! Walk to Wyngate
and St. James Schools. Big brick
home with bedrms. and bath on
first floor. lge. bedrms.. and bath
Center hall, separate Gin. i'm, Ice.
all-elec. Kit. Hot.water Dashboard
heat. CaTport. VACANT, Overseas
owner! S3i,SsO. Ewes. OIL. AiIs7.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors OIL. 1905
BETHESDA : Only z yrs. cd and
ready for MINED. OCCUPANCY,
This really spacious brk. rambler
offers 8 bedrms., baths, DIV. rm.,
with firepl., sep. din. rm., mod. kit.
with table space. Daylight, EslK-out
rec. nm, porch, $3.50.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 900 Til 2
BETHESDA-MASS. AVE. AREA -
Brick rambler, 4 bedrms., J baths,
just ] VI. old, modern kit, rec. nm.
Owner transferred. $3s,950.
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL. 676 Ewes. wo. $3.50
BETHESDA
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED. Want 10
be close-in7 Want to build on lovely
level lot and pay S45,ooo7 Call OIL.
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TED LINGO, NC.
s006 Wis. Ave. Bethesda
BETHESDA = Williamsburg Colonial
on hilltop surrounded by magnifi-
cent oak trees. True center hall,
study overlooking valley. Liv. rm.
with hrepl., sep. din. rm., , bedrms.
upstairs, full bathrms. Excel.
cond. Upper 30s. WoOdhaven sec.
ton. EN-. 5-3lss.
BETHESDA-GREENWICH FOREST
One-third acre beautifully lands
capped grounds with private patio,
includes Z bedrms. on ! level, cen
ter hall Colonial, IVA baths. Owner
must sell to settle estate.
THOMAS & KELLEY co.
REALTORS OIL. I-s333
BETHESDA = New Contemporary
home, N.acre wooded lot, center.
hall, lst-flr. library or den,
bedrmsl J baths, rec. rm.. dbl. car.
port, $500.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. Alas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
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VACANT

VACANT
No qualifying necessary. Assume this
high list trust with payments less
than rent. Reasonably priced and
conveniently located on a large, lev.
Ell. tree-shaded lot. Spacious living
room with woodworking fireplace.
Full basement, detached garage.
Price only 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
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