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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06

IN EGYPT, SHE TELLS us,
the center Of interest was
the dead. In India, people
found strength to endure
their miseries "by denying
any meaning and any i'm
portance to what they could
not escape. The idea Of
truth became completely
separated from outside fact;
al outside was illusion;
truth was an inner DISPOSE
ton"
But in Greece "the Joy Of
life found expression. Per-
haps It was born there,
among the shepherds pas
turing their flocks when the
Wild flowers made glory on
the hillside; among sailors
on q sapphire sea washing
enchanted islands, purple In
q luminous air"
A tall. slender, distin-
euished gentlewoman with
white hair and dark brows,
usually wearing q strand Of
pearls and q hearing aid
pinned to her dress, she
lived In a comfortable town
house on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. near Sheridan Circle.
She had inherited q small
fortune as we'll as indefat-
igable industry.
She died last week at s5.
Her great moment was on
August 8, 1857, q few days
before her ninetieth birth
day. The King Of Greece
bestowed on her the mon
archy'S highest honor, the
Golden Cross Of the Order
Of Benefaction and the
Mayor Of Athens proclaimed
her an honorary citizen.
II am an Athenian citizen"
she said, Il am an Athenian
citizen. This Is the proudest
moment Of my life"
And we are proud that for
those fruitful years Of "re-
tirement" she chose TO be-
come a citizen Of Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06
BY DAN GOTTLIEB
star STAFF writer

The streetcars stopped run
ming In Washington more than
IL year ago. but d. c. Transit
riders are still paying millions
for the costs Of shutting down
its rail system.
One Of these costs Is track
removal. The riders have con-
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1858 testimony saying that II
had been made In support OF
q company proposal that was
rejected by the p. u. c. before
The $40 million bargain pur-
chase question was raised In the
recnet fare hearings before the
Washington Metropolitan Area
Transit Commission. References
we're made to P. U. C. records
which show that earlier than
1868. the p. U. c. was told by
d. c. Transit's independent
accounting adviser that track
removal was considered in the
negotiations between o. Roy
Chalk, now d. c. Transit's
president, and Capital Transit.
and that the $40 million bar
gain should be regarded as q
fair measure that was made In
the negotiations" for this
obligation.
Sees Opinion Justified
The Star recently asked for
mer Commissioners George Z.
c. Hayes and Harold A. Kertz
about this statement. Mr.. Kertz
maintained that the account
Ing advisers opinion a. TO what
went on In the minds Of the
negotiators could not be con-
sidered as evidence. He said
there was testimony IN the 1860
case by Vice President Flana-
gan opposite" 10 the account
ing advisers statement. Mr..
Hayes said that in the light OF
the advice Of the p. u. C.s &C
counting adviser and the record
in the 1860 case. he still felt
the P. U. c. opinion was justi-
fled.
In addition. both former COM
missioners said that the $40
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million bargain was accounted
for by reducing depreciation
charges to the Taxpayers by
this amount. This was the rea-
son cited by the Appeals Court
in overriding the first argu-
ment Of the two transit riders.
Their second argument was
essentially that's the $10.4 mi-
lion estimate for the track re-
moval bill used by the p. y. q.
was too high. The Appeals
Court, agreeing essentially with
the riders, said that the p. u. G.
should have taken into
account the probability that
economies clearly contem-
plated" by the company's fran
chise would shift some of the
costs of repaving In connection
with track removal 10 the Dis
trict government.
The p. u. C.'s estimate was
based on the theory that the
company would have TO pull
up all It's track and pay for all
the repaving In connection with
track removal, whereas the
franchise required the company
10 take advantage. where pos
sible, Of doing removal In con-
junction with the city's regu-
lar street maintenance pro-
gram. In such cases, the Dis
trict pays half the cost Of re-
paving the track area.
Cost Estimated
The p. U. c. argued there
was mo definite schedule" for
track removal at the time Of
their 1860 decision and the
best information available"
was that the cost would be
about sl0.4 million.
Noting that there was a SUR
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Fifth Of Six Articles

Fifth Of Six Articles
tributed about S6.6 million for
this purpose, but for several
reasons the expenses have been
far less. Through last Decem-
bel 81 they amounted 10 about
SIS million. The company has
estimated, however. that the bill
might eventually amount 10 as
much as SIT million.
The assignment Of this multi
million dollar burden TO the
Taxpayers dates back TO an
accounting ruling m 1857 by
the District Public Utilities
Commission.
Reserve Built Up
Under the ruling, the COM
pany was authorized 10 start
charging about 81 million per
year 10 a track removal and
repaving reserve" The p. u. @.
permitted this even though IL
recognized II would have 10
keep watch on the reserve be-
cause Of uncertainties" about
how much the track work would
cost as well as how much track
the District Commissioners
might permit the company 10
leave In the streets.
BY 1850, the track removal
reserve mad built up 10 about
SO million. but only about $780,
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80. SuIutes
Edith Hamilton
By GEORGE Kennedy

Of New England"
Probably she learned
something about writing
from the Greeks. Greek
poetry and prose, she re-
minded US, are as different
from English as is the Par
thenon from the Cathedral
Of Chartres. Greek writing
Is economical. It. is as I'M
adorned as Venus de Milo.
SHE COULD WRITE. Lis
ten:
"By universal consent, the
Greeks belong to the ancient
world. (This Is from her first
book, The Greek Way'.)
Whenever a line is drawn
by this or that historian be-
tween the old and the new,
the Greeks unquestioned
position Is in the old. But
they are in 1t as a matter Of
centuries only.
"The ancient world, in so
far as we can reconstruct it,
bears everywhere tie same
stamp.
"In Egypt, in Crete, in
Mesopotamia, wherever we
can read bits Of the story,
we find the same condition:
a despot enthroned, whose
whims and passions are the
determining facts Of the
state; a wretched, subjected
populace; . great priestly
oE5anization to which is
handed over the domain Of
the intellect.
This Is what we know as
the Oriental state today. 1t
has persisted down from the
ancient world through the
march Of years never chang
Ing In any Essential. -.
This state and this spirit
were alien to the Greeks.
None Of the great civiliza-
tons that preceded them
and surrounded them served
them as q model. With them
something completely new
came into this world.
They were the first West
erners; the spirit of the
West, the modern spirit, is a
Greek discovery, and the
place Of the Greeks is in the
modern world.
~The same cannot be said
Of Rome. :"
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West Wall Discussed

The west wall Of the Capt.
toll could be mended, rather
than completely rebuilt at q
cost of $40 million around new
offices.
The Architect warned the
west wall could fall II stones
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HOTEL

LaateTn 6nofe
Famous for its food. CoektAfl
room. bar, beauty shop. owners
apartment, 30 rooms, uOlng excel
lent business. Owners wish TO re-
tire. VIII sell at fieure under
annual gross
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MARTIN

REALTORS. Open 90. XII. s-754o
CLIFTON AREA-New 2-story,
bedrms., guest Tm., liv. rm., fam.
rm., 7Da baths, de luxe kit, din.
rm.- 4 firepls., covered proch, car
port, wooded acre. Winter price,
S76,sso
BASIC BUILDERS CIR. 3-l297
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ANDY MOORE Realtor

INTERESTED In coin-op. dry clean
ing? Well estab. Norge Laundry q
Cleaning Village (l6 dry cleaners,
20 washers, Q dryers). Springfield
Shopping Center Cbetween SafeWay
and Drug Fair, Ideal terms. oW-
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VIENNA AREA-ab sdrm. split.le-
vel, 2 baths, larse equipped kit,
finished rec. rmy and q large
screened porch off the din. rTn.
nestled under large maple trees.
MILtICAN REALTY 2so-25sS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

SEVEN CORNERS AREA-Immae.
center hail. 3-bedrm-s zJ1-bath bricl
ramb.s garage, porch air cold
fenced lot. Walk 10 stores. SO $50
Make offer. Must sell. KEY REAL
TY, IA. E1oeo
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HOMES

REALTY, INC.
Call for Free Copy Of
Homes for Living" Magazine
BRICK SPLIT LEVEL
Lovely large 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
home. rec. rm.. excellent area.
walk to schools, bus and shop
ping. Only $4,000. BROWN
4 Brown REALTY. u, 4-OO4l.
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STTPEPMARKET

!. 5000 VIZ. CASH BUS. well es.
tab. store, terrific mOneymaker,
good hours, 8 day operation, you
must see this one, $4,000 dn. will
handle.
z Good Imam store does $1,000
wk., can be bought Ls.b. for only
$500, also has living quarters.
Works on ~ per cent gross. A good
little moneymaker, Terms.
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BETTER

DEL LIN
REpUcTIoNll s-bsdroon bid
rambler with LARGE aT," RIO.
REAT1ON ROOM il fun basement,
Also part finished bedroom for az
eager handyman 70 tackle. Fire.
place IN living RON FULLY
EQUIP ED KITCHEN, Dish.
WASHER, DISPOSAL, BRICK PA.
Il0-n fenced, rear yard with
TREES. Now only S1l,sso. Please
CALL Mr.. WELLS. KI. s-s11o.
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GROC.- BEER-WINE
G Hdsr sSElRyICE STATION

Excellent going location By shop
ping center On main hwy. framing
and partial financial assistance
available. Complete leasing details
call c. W. DOLPHIN, Ii. Ls6so,
Ewes. til ? pm. 256-s5ls.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MsLEAN-L ANdLEY-Wifhin an
Ethel'S place. MaRnihcent white
house with pillsrB) high On hill. 4
bedFmG (sth posi-, J baths.
BrezthleEs panoramic view. Appts.
and refinements up-to-t 1 e-minute.
Conserv atively offered al SIS go
Terms. By appt. TYSON REALTY
co. JE. AKA.
= Shsd-
ed corner lot, 7-bedrm. Colonial,
den, sep. din. rm-s eating space in
kitchen, bgmt-, scr. porch, washer
and drier Included. $4,000. Owner,
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CONTEMPORARY only $1,000. Al.
tractiyely appointed 3-bedrm. home
on ! beautiful large, level lot with
many TREES, brick WALL FIRE
PLACE In living rm. Excellent dining
area equipped kitchen with DISP0-
SAL and WASHER. Carport T00!!
Walk 10 schools, shopping, PLEASE
CALL MRS. GIBBO, "a. $500.
REsTFER
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CARRY-OITT

I. Owner Ill, must sell this good spot
doing approx. Loo wk., 1900 dn
will handle.
z. NRBY Md, outstanding location,
does loo wk., reas. On. pymt.
good profits. good terms.
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JOHN NJ. ANDERSON

MANASSAS PARKS bedrms.
equipped kit, fenced rear yard,
nice corner lot, a real buy for only
$500. Large loan can be assumed
or only S275 down FLA. Open from
! 10 4 at 200 Manassas DR..
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y PINT LIQUOR

Does over $500 wk., mostly Va
pints, q good m oneym a K e T for
years. $4,000 On. may e.
Take a look at this one-it Is a
sleeper.
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. tcoNJTiNBEol
AL Stern Offers

Al Stern Offers
l. Lifetime Opportunity
100000 Net a Year
s ssr A 5s I AsgO s,,,. S,eTs
In the office viii be shown
70 prospective purchasers.
Crossed last year more
than S650.00O. BUILDING,
business and paTking lot
for sale Very seldom Is
there on the market .
THE BUY OF THE YEAR,
Good for 2 or 3 families.
Exclusive.
2. Wise. Ave.-Tavern
Doing $1,000 Wk, money maker
A place like this is hard to find
Excel terms for responsible
people.
8. Geo'town-Tavern
Owner quotes $1,000 VIZ. Open
ewes. closed Sundays. Cheap
rent. Excellent terms
4. Seafood-Bar-N.W.
Old established midtown location.
Owner quotes S4O0-day. Closed
ewes. and Sundays. l0-yr. lease,
reasonable rent. priced right
3. Bar-Conn. Ave.
Doing Eood business. seats 100.
lG-yr. lease. good terms.
6. Drive In-Natl. Chain
Nearby Va. Doing $4,000 a week.
Operated BY help exclusively.
Good terms.
Z. Coffee Shop-Ofc. Bldg.
Not yet completed. Total price
$4,000. $4,000 cash down. II
opened. price would be much
higher; So. you open 1t and save
yourself some money.
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DPTUE-TN

PARKS 70 CARS, features hambur.
gers, milk shakes ETC., IS VI. lease
available, terrific oppty. with small
On. payment to resp, parties.
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MCLEAN
Tiny TIM

- &&N - %AAA
Says he Is OutgroWing this 5-bed.
room cottage and would Ike 10 see
Rei a choice piece Of Mclean prop-
erty and good living at the same
time. See this one today!
Plantation Realty
JE. 1900 Open 81
Nj. VERNON ARIA. eis BluedaIe
st.-A l-year-old Colonial, mile
from George Washington's house In
Stratf0rd Landing. Cent. hall plan.
lst FIR. newly carpeted and draped
living I'm. with brk. hrepl., sep.
din. nm, z bedrms., z full baths
elec. Kit. and family I'm. md FIR,
bedrmg. and full bath. Cent. air
cOnd. Full bsmt. Beaut. back yd.
with trees. For further info. call
1e0-1l1n
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TV Repair and Sales
Located nrby. Md, well estab.. won
s S%aS OpP'S sGS %eS sompsts E WtS
over 1900 In equip. and stock.
Reas. dn. payment to resp. parties.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ENTERTAINING

VIII Be a pleasure when you get the
family settled IN this magnihceni
contemporary. The skiIlful planning
q this tine home provides q place
ton 20 5 fine bedrms. and baths,
there's space for secluEion, q place
70 study sew or write. A gay party
can Father around the fireplace IN
the kitchen for a casual lookout.
Sun baths on summer days on It's
gorgeous patio. This beauty was
designed and built BY Phoenix Con
struction-one Of the Nations
leading housing authorities. Every
luxury and quality feature tncorpo-
rated In lis creation. A visit with
our salesman win convince you.
Let's motor out today. Just call
yE. 1900.
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No. HIDEAWAY
524-45O5

n. ARR. Home and income. excel.
pay Utilities. Price s31,soo. so.
$3.50. PRENTICE, DI. 7.2134.
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LEE FOREST, ) bedrms., Z bath
brick rambler, : yrs. old. fuI
bsmt., sep. din. rm:, 2 hrepls., h.
S26,sSo. 2e0-7S61. Occupancy Feb.
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OWNER WEPT

OW MEN WEI I
To leave his custom-built dream
house in MANTUA HILLS. Some
lucky family will benefit with
this 4 bedrm., 2lz-bath rambler.
brick, nestled on tree-studded "a
acre. Magnificent IA #. center
hall opening to lge. liv. I'm. W.
paneled firepl, wall. Formal din.
rm., lift. living-kitchen over
looking rear patio. Rec, rm..
paneled w/rugged raised hearth
t sT4sce ana ad sc ear 's Tsrs EUors and W
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
and you have q buy at S36,500.
PENTAGON
Realtors OR. $4,000
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BEST BUYS

Barracini Franchise
OUTSTANDING CANDY plus gifts;
wonderful location opp. MayhOwer
Hotel. Now Is the time 10 buy this;
works on good markup, good terms
to resp. people,
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.coNEUEDl

DENTIST INTERESTED n acquir-
ing home and Office location, All.
OF Alex from TetirinR dentist.
Write Bon s7-J. star.
DOCTORS MID BLDG. for OF
ices. Any section. Under $40
600. Pay cash. Agent and own
ers attention Write Box 1871.
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Self Serv. Market

Owner quotes $1,000 wkIy. Same
owner over Il Yrs. Rent only
SIPS mo, 3 days. closed Mon
day. Small down payment from
responsible people. Ewes. and
sun. HERMAN APPELSTEIN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Dry Cleaning-Laundromat

Bethesda area. Automatie, all
new equipment. Air-cond. should
make q lot Of money, with some
promotion. Small down payment
TO responsible people. Exclusive.
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NEAR EAST REST
LUNCH-BEER

Features Near East food, doinI
$500 500 wk., nicely equip, could
be developed into q top money.
maker. 5000 complete. Va cash.
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PICTIIRESQuE

Full b age m e n with waIk-in en-.
trance h0t-water DASHBOARD heat
Only sIl,s5o, low down payment
BROWN & BROWN REALTY, JE
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Shannon & Luchs
Realtors SINCE IooS

FAIRFAX-Frame bungaloW
SlA,sS0. bedrms., plus q m ,
room, liv. nm, Ice. kit. and din.
rm. Partial bsmt. Corner lot, fed,
trees. Price includes redecoration.
So down, $50 no. very low settle
ment.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SILVER SPRING

Owner quotes over $1,000 wkly.
Open 3 days. Seats 10. Only
$4,000 down from responsible
people. Air-cond., nicely equip
ped. Exclusive.
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E. STUART VAUGHAN
prince Erad.rfek "a pho.. = 80 .

IDEAL LOCATION for day nurs-
cry or nursing home, large 4
bedrm., 3-bath brk. rancher.
Full sunny apt. on lower level
cow. located on approx. 2 acres.
Numerous possibilities. S47. 800.
PE R-EOgn
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RAMBLER

Close-ln Silver sprlng-Magnifieeni
3-oedrm. brick rambler. summer
porch. KIP rec. rm.. Wv. carpet.
ing. "a baths. Low 20s.
Suburban Properties Mgt. 94a-4434
LIST WITH US FOR ACTION
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nm@pen

SAT. AND suN.-I-B
3 bedrms., . baths, Ice tile Kit,
sep, dining rm.. det. Gear gar.
on h-acre lot. Fruit trees, h.-w.h.,
city water. Price S24 $50. Fin.
avail. Dir: Out New Hamp. ave.
extended through colesvilie. 1 blk.
past Clover Leaf shopping center
6,,lSliSer 70 SINGER Is2 r. 2 blks. 70 s244.
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AP. 7-l4OO Realtors
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
Lovely red brick Colonial, corr
ner lot, Large living room, fire.
place, dining room. equip. kitch-
en-. breakfast nook, 3 twin-sized
bedrooms. 2 baths, maids room
and u bath In basement. Floored
attic, S2B,g5O. ROBERT r. LOHR,
INC. REALTOR, He. $4,000.
KEMP MILL ESTATES
OPEN / To5
Spacious. air-cond. brick split-leyel
Lge. liv. rm,, formal din. rm,,
countryside kit, 3 bedrmS., 2ls
baths, den and family rm. Many
extras. FHA appraised. $4,000
DIR: University blvd. 10 Kemr
MIL rd., turn right 10 Lamberton
right on Monticello which leads te
PARAMOUNT sisiVtociUN REALTY co.
REALTORS VIII. b-5422
KENsINGTON. oWNER--3-bedrm
brick Colonial, full bsmt., off st.
parking, lEe, fenced yd. Newly
painted inside and out, Sl7.75O,
1907 Amber dr. VIII, 6-l1g7,
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KAY BOWLING

REAL ESTATE COMPANY. INC.
WI. S-02b0 WI. s-94ss
GARRETT PARK = 3-bedrm., =.
baths Cape Cod with sep. din. rm.,
fenced. shaded level lot, full day.
light bsmt. with outside entr
Walk 70 parochial or public
FHA financing avail. Under 500.
900. VIII. 2-3020.
GEORGIA AVE, Greenwood Knolls
-Spllt-leYel la22O Georgia ave,
$1,000 under FILA appraisal.
J. MADEOY REAL ESTATE
ST. 3-7266 Ewes. JU. b-2d2d
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FARMLAND

FARMLAND
Assume larEe loan on this lovely
a.bedrm brk rambler, better than
new with ll.to-wall carpetlna,
iamlly.slEe Kitchen, sep, din. fm,
huge rec, fm, low n0s
OPEN l-b
DIR oeorgla ave, north 10 Aspen
Hll 3D., left on farkland, left 10
ia60h Ju 1.71OO 'til 3.
LIST WITH LINGO
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RADCLIFFE
REAL ESTATE CO.

S22O georgia Ave, silver Spring
JU. 3-7744
GRACIOUS LIVING AT A REA-
SONABLE PRICE - Immac. g.
bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler has
SSd sSdlS tsmiiy.siTss kit AIR ,T/fi5sD5. eoad
Picture book setting with lovely
landscaping on wide, quiet st. in
Silver Spring. Immed occup. FHA,
S20,400, 100 dn. Call OWNER,
10 4-s4S6.
HILLANDALE = On wooded IL
rm. brk. home in q quiet location.
acre eminent 4-bedroom
''MATCHLESS BEAUTY"
3 baths, hot-water heat, rec. room,
garage. Now for only $500
w. j. Nicholas, Realtor, HE. $1,000
HILLANDALE-By auto. 1t is only
10 min. to d. C. line but you
tive split-level. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt., glass enclosed porch, lot Is
S0x140. Close to shopping DIAL
434-l400. ADELPHI REALTY,
HILLANDALE AREA-VACANT. g.
bedrm. 2l2-bath spllt-level Pres
tige area. Only S23. 800. WE TAKE
TRADES. HE. 4-17O0 til o.
Hugh T. Peck, Realtor
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
HOLIDAY PARK, owner really must
SELL Light airy, 3-bedrm. split
level. liv. rm. w/cathedral ceiling,
full bsmt., 3 air-cond, units.
"prize-Winning garden. The whole
family will enjoy the nearby
swimming pool gI0.y5O
BEMIS, BRAID & LANGDON
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

3&@pGm
HOMES TO SEE
TODAY!
OPEN 2-7
4s05 wEsTwAY DRIVE - First
Presentation Lovely 2-bedroom
brick. rambler. Perfectly beautiful
street not far from. Spring Valley
and CHEVY Chase shopping. Short
walk to bus. No basement, but a
large expandable 2nd floor. Gas
hot-yater heat. Big screen porch.
Level, Level, fenced lot, Several huge
YOU BETTER hurry
Mass, ave, right on 49th to West
ern ave, left on Eariston next to
DGS storel TO Westway. Mr..
Rhodes, OIL. 6-2442.
1905 MAsSENA - There cannot be
many better values aroundl Big
brick hi-level in popular CohaS.
sett. New-house conditionl 3 Bis
bedrooms plus space for a 4th
2h baths. Huge all-elec. kit
sSeParsts Sslon.its dining prom,,, roOm Large
reation room. Built-in garage. Lot
c contains nearly 10000 SO. "
MrRs' Mshs extrss aaa PSRe PeGSSRe' and laciUdsS pSfS
chiai schoolsl Priced in UPPER
COS, -VACANT-OUT-OF-ToWN
OWNER WANTS OFFERi River
I'd, right on Wilson, left on Al
gonduin, right on Massena. Mr.
Murray. OIL. 6-S076.
9417 LOCUST HILL RoAD-We
challenge you TO- find q finer
home OF. q bigger home on q more
beautiful street for the money
Charming WILLIAMSBURG design.
Stone and brick with massive
slate roof. bedrooms and 3 y
SIsao' A.SSieeSioh toVH WIN ire
Gorgeous settingi Needs decors.
ting, but what q value in LOWER
3Osl Wisconsin ave. beyond Cedar
lane, right on Locust Hill I'd. Mr.
Holbrook. OIL. 6-39lS.
7SI1 FULLBRIGHT coURT-Bis
Cooley-built split-level in beauti
ful Maryknoll. Wonderful schoo
situation. Quick to- everywhert
via new River I'd. Beautifu
fenced lot contains nearly 1900
So. IT. 4 large bedrooms, 2lz
baths, recreation room. basement
oyilt-in garage. MID 30'sl Rivel
Maryknoii, right on FiiibriVht
court. MT. Thompson. LA. 6-s546
6036 ROSSMORE - How can yol
beat this in the Low. LOW 30'si
rambler less than 3 years nsU old 0IlSt ant
like newi CENTRAL AIR COND.
Beautiful recreation room. Full
basement. .Built-in garage. LOvel,
carpet and drapes. Short walk Il
excellent. schools and wonderful
WHuWOOu shopping center. OF
Georgetown rd., right on Gros.
Venor lane, and bear immed. lef,
on Cheshire. left on Berkshire
right on Rossmore. right TO house
Mr.. Bortz. EN-. 5-336s.
511O RIVER HILL ROAD Fab.
ulous rambler high above tn,
Potomac Valley In River Hi
near Springfield and Summer
Built 1860 by Frank s. Phillips
Almost like newl Spacious center.
hall plan. Private dining room
3 big bedrooms and 8 baths
Beautiful yard-level recreation
room with fireplace. Few min.
utes to downtown via Mass. ave
or Macarthur blvd. Public ant
parochial schools. Priced in up.
PER 30's-vACANT-OVERsEAs
OWNER WANTS BID NOWl
Mass. ave, left on Sangamore
(at firehouse), right on MAZDA
waska, left on Wissioming Il
River I'd. Mr.. 0iard. EN-. 3-3694.