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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Directors
For Show
Named

Horsemen from the British
Isles, Europe, South America,
Canada, Mexico and the
United States will gather in
the National Guard Armory
October 20 for the Wash
ington International Horse
Show, one of four shows
in the American hemisphere
where the worlds leading in
ternational riders compete.
Set in the resplendence Of
official and diplomatic So
ciety here, the event again
has as it's honorary chair
man Mrs. John F. Kennedy.
Mr.. Charles Horsky of Sill
yer Spring, Md, special ad-
visor to President Kennedy
on District of Columbia af-
fairs, is president of the
show for the second success
sive year, and Mr.. E. Taylor
Chewing, jr., of Mclean,
Va, member of a noted
Maryland sporting family, is
executive vice president.
Other vice presidents are
Mr.. John Pettibone of Mid
dleburg, Va; Mrs. A. c. Ran
dolph of Upperville, Va, M.
F. H. of the Piedmont Fox
Hounds, and Mr., Alfred H.
Smith of Branchville, Md.
Mr.. H. Lowell Davis is
treasurer for the event, and
Mrs. Herta Taylor will serve
as executive director for the
third year.
The show is again dedi-
Gated to furtherance of the
ple-to-People sports pro-
gram, a project designed to
improve international rela-
tons through sports COM
petition.
Several spectacular inter-
mission entertainments are
planned and the climax of
the show will be the presen-
tation of the President of
the United States Cup on
Friday night, November /.
In addition to the officers,
directors of the International
for 1868 include Mr.. Clarence
Arata, Mr.. Arthur w. Arun-
del, Mrs. T. Kenneth Ellis,
Mrs. Paul Fout, Mrs. JAG
Lehman, Mr.. Claude w.
Owen, ST., Mr.. James o.
PeaSe, Mr.. Richard Lee Ridge,
Mr.. Milton Gutenberg, Mrs.
C. T. Newberry, Mr.. Harvey
M. Spear and Col. Rene
Studler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Their Kings great oratory,"
and Walter Reuther'S ring
ing remark that I'VE cannot
defend freedom in Berlin so
long as we deny freedom in
Birmingham"
Their expression thrilled
me. I could not express
1t in words" Then he added
that the remarks of the
Southern Senators were
"pointlesS"; owning cars
and refrigerators has moth
ing to do with the purpose of
the March you can own
these and still be a slave &.
they still wish to dictate, but
they simply have no argu-
ment," he concluded.
Walked in Crowd
The people Of one of the
oldest nations on the African
continent will get their i'm
presSions from a man who
walked right into the great
crowds, drawing as close as
he could to the speakers
platform.
He was there to watch, I"
said Liberals Ambassador
Peal. And what he saw again
summoned the word impress
sive." The success came as
no surprise, said this envoy,
who counts many close
friends among the leaders of
the civil rights movement.
Its easy for me to deter
mine the feeling of the people
here, and the kinship of our
country with this country is
so very close. In Liberia
everyone has been thinking
about it (the March,"
Knowing as he did the
leaders thinking, AmbaSsa-
dor Peal had expected no
"untoward incidents. ION
an issue like that, it's not
necessary. What is necessary
is that they keep the high
level of dignity and self
respect" which was Demon
strated.
Alone among the ENJOYS in
terviewed to view the March
in person, Ambassador Peal
joined his colleagues in two
respects: The March was
something to share with the
children, and the Embassy
closed for the day.
The Peal children, ranging
in age from 4 to l6, walked
with their father for a half
hour and asked him many
searching questions"
They were particularly in
terested in identifying the
buses, the distances they had
come. the places they came
from, what the problem is in
each place." he said. The
PealS drove back to the En-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Miss June
KoIijorvi
Engaged

Former Ambassador to Ell
Salvador and Mrs. Thorsten
v. Kalijarvi Of this city and
West Barnstable, Mass, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter June Dorothy
to Mr.. John Carruthers Top
ping, jr., son Of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. John c. Topping of
Amherst, Mass.
Miss Kalijarvi was gradu-
ated from the Potomac
School in Fairfax and the
Madeira School in Green
way, Va. She was also grad
uated from Wellesley College
where she was a member of
the Shakespeare Society and
a Wellesley College scholar.
Mr.. Topping is a senior at
Dartmouth College where he
is an Alfred Sloan National
scholar and president of the
Young Republicans Club and
International Relations Club.
DR.. Kalijarvi, who is pro-
fessor of international and
public affairs at the PENN
sylvania State University,
and director of the Insti-
tutes on Communism and
American Constitutionalism
at the American University
here was formerly United
States Ambassador to Ell SAL
vador and Assistant Secre-
tary of State for Economic
Affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Ambassadors to Issue
Final Word on March

The most significant re-
ports to be filed in the walk
Of Wednesdays March on
Washington may come from
neither the press, Govern
ment nor civil rights Off
Gals.
The diplomatic pouches
which are the communica-
ton lifeline between foreign
nations and their Washing
ton embassies may we'll carry
the story of the March, hav-
ing the widest repercusSionS
even to changing the COM
tours of that now famous
effigy - the United States
image abroad.
For few on-site observers
were more fascinated by the
demonstration than those
nations top representatives
here, their chiefs of mission
to the White House.
And no more searching
gaze followed the magnifi-
Gently orderly human beings
who marched as one to the
Lincoln Memorial than that
leveled by the ambassadors
of Africa's predominantly
Negro nations, many with the
memory of new independence
still a bright, burning flame
in the minds of its citizens.
When the days brilliant
oratory and the avalanche of
superlatives from the free
worlds press has subsidized;
when renewed pressure for
civil rights legislation, or
new racial skirmishes, I'M
happily, grab the press spot
light. it may be, indeed, the
eyewitness report of one of
his own governments high
est officials which the At
rican Negro will trust.
Amusement
What more convincing tes-
timony to the American
right to orderly assembly and
redress of grievances than
the Sierra Leone AmbasSa-
doris spontaneous outburSt:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Strength and Order

Strength and Order
Another unsurpassed at the
success was Mali Ambassador
Sow. He gave his personnel a
holiday and sent his press at
tache as an eyewitness
observer.
I'VE were concerned about
the (RockwelD Nazi threats,
and were glad the police
drove them back" said the
diplomat Of his and his fam
ily's reactions as they
watched together on televi-
sion.
One who had feared some
act of violence expressed his
amazement at the orderli-
ness. II hope Congress and
the authorities will be as i'm
pressed with their conduct"
said Ethiopian Ambassador
Dinke.
Also singing out for spe-
cial praise the Martin Luther
King speech, he called it mot
emotional but natural
a man saying natural
things"
Ambassador Dinke noted
that Ethiopia had pledged
its support of human rights
for all men at last Mays
conference of African ma
tons in his country'S capt.
tai, Adds Ababa.
He did not attend the
March in person, but also
watched it on television. So
did Dahomey's Charge DAT
flares Gratien Pagnon, who
called the March "encourag-
ing" for the African people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

the first step. Then a deter
mination must be made as to
whether or not the patient
can pay a part Of the medical
expense.
Sometimes circumstances
are such that a patient can
pay nothing. In other cases,
monthly payments are
worked out to help defray
the cost of care that often
would be catastrophe if a
family had to pay it all.
In arriving at the amount
Of such payments, Mrs. Flynn
takes a very practical APP
proach. A reasonable budget,
according to her formula,
takes into account such fac
tors as food costs Chased on
the number in a family, their
ages. occupations, etc.,
whether a baby sitter must
be employed, and miScellane-
GUS expenses like dry clean
ing Essential where the
breadwinner has a job where
a good appearance is re-
quired.)
She also has to be sure of
the amount of income. FIRE.
quent reference to income tax
scales helps to verify the net
total. And allowance is made
for average income where en-
ployment is seasonal, as in
some of the construction in
duStrieS.
Plain Common Sense
Common sense combined
with social justification" is
the rule Of thumb that she
has used over the years, Mrs.
Flynn explained.
1--WE try for a repayment
plan that won't extend more
than 10 months. It's too dis
couraging for the patient if
you drag out payments in
definitely"
Mrs. Flynn, whose head
quarters are now at 1857 K
street NV, wildly recalls an
occasion when a young res
taurant worker brought his
pregnant wife to her office
when the agency was located
on L street.
"She was obviously very i'll
and he carried her in his
arms up a long flight of steps
because he thought we would
have to see her before we
could give her any help" she
related.
Taking one look at the
mother-to-be, Mrs. Flynn
recognized the seriousness of
her condition, put wheels in
motion to get her into a
hospital at once, where the
illness was diagnosed as tox-
emia of pregnancy.
Several weeks later a Cae-
sarean section was performed,
but the baby was premature
and had to remain in an in
cubator for some time.
Once his little family was
home, the young father called
on Mrs. Flynn to express his
gratitude for Saving their
lives" He also said he
wanted to pay the hospital
bill, and asked for the
amount.
Mrs. Flynn had just paid
about $4,000 for the services
rendered and she knew that
the young man was making
barely enough to care for his
family Of three.
Remember Her Worth
AS gently as she could,
she told him the amount.
Then added: II know you
can't pay it back, so don't
worry. Just consider that
the UGF has done this for
you.
But, II you ever get cross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
MnMmzM
@au

Monday, Labor Day.
all our stores ore on
holiday.
Tuesday, extra shop
ping hours. Our
Washington Store
will be open till 900
pm. The Chevy
Chase, Whe oton
Plaza, 7 Corners,
Alexandra and Be-
thesdo Budget Stores
will be open till $50.
Saturday, you are in
Vited to see Leslie
Foy's Gallery of Fall
Foshion, q Fashion
Show especially for
you, if you are THE
typical American
size" 1880 am. and
200 p.m., Misses
Dresses, 3rd Floor,
Washington. Informal
modelling, too, 1900
noon to 500.
Saturday, a gala
Teen Fashion Show,
inspired by Seven
teen Magazine with
kay Corinth, Seven
teens merchandising
director, os our COM
mentotor. Lots of teen
models, Teen Board
members, music. On
the parking lot at our
Chevy Chase Store or
800 pm.
This Week, a spe-
cioI exhibit q
fashion show of Cabin
Crafts carpets and
rugs. An ideo-fUl new
slide film will be
shown perio ideally
throughout the day.
8th Floor, Woshing-'
ton Store.
This Week, teens
are invited TO enroll
in the Miss Teenoee
Washington contest.
For the winner with
her choperone, q
wonderful week in
Dallas and q chance
10 compete for the
Miss Teenuoe Amer
lea title. Apply for
your entry blank at
any Coty counter at q
Woodward & 10TH
rop store.
This Week, enjoy
Informal Modelling
during luncheon in the
lea Room. Daily,
1900 noon 10 200
P.my except SotUr-
doX 1890 10 2:3o.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

This brick and frame Cape Coo
has 4 bedrooms, ~ baths, full
ished, tool shed in the rear. II
YOU want plenty of space and
comfortable living you should see
this special located in the Oak
Evening star., 1963-05-19

Brand.new 90 units. Little n any
maintenance expense for years 10
come. Steady year round income
because tenants pay heat and air
conditioning.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
PHONE ToM WHEELED

Aoneo special Purpose
NON PROFIT oRdANizATTfooNs. oRdANi2i;To
ETC. 3-story brick town house
Plus full basement with front en,
trance. gas h.-w heat. Total p
rooms and 3 baths Parking area
IN rear, Priced S43,bO0. To see
cal Mr. Mcintosh, EX. 3.24B0.
ewes. and Sun, 3d3-DbsR.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MILAN
MCLEAN

Extraordinary Contemporary
Wooded Section of Salona Village
Owner is moving from the ares
and has priced this home at 9
fair market value. Unusual com
bination family room and de luxe
electric kitchen, separate dinine
room, large living room, powder
room, four bedrooms-two baths
laundry room, priced at $4,000
Call FL. 6-4161.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

L0UDOUN CO. - 3.6s-aere estate,
1O.-rm., 3-bath, brk. hse., huge
oaks. other trees. 326' valuable
comm. fntge. on U. 8. Rte. so nr.
Chantilly, S37,060. Brgn., don't
wait. 703-327- -4371. LUTHER r.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FAIRFAX, Lee High village-Lovely
and unusual 3-bedrm., 2h-bath
rambler on wooded "a acre. Large
rec. rm. with bar, bomb shelter
space for 4th bedrm., large en-.
closed porch, carport, S26,900
CAROLINE l.. CAMPBELL, ACT.
JE. 3-1282. sun. KE. $4,000 oi
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MCLEAN

Offered subject TO FHA, newly
painted exterior. This six room,
one bath little bungalow is, a good
starter for a young couple. Full
basement, almost Y acre. beau
tiful evergreens. Okay for the re-
tired couple, 1t would be ideal 70
spend your ever increasing gold.
en- days" Priced at Sl2,750. Call
ELL 6-416l.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
WILTON WOODS
a REAUTIFUL HOME

MANTUA HILLS - Lovely h-acrt
tain laurel f' and 1 ThododendTop, HSn
perfect for entertaining and chill
dren. Swimming privileges
4 bedrooms, 8 baths. quiet cul-
de-sac. Picture window in every
room. yet complete privacy. Cen
trail air conditioning. Large GE
kitchen with fireplace, huge rec
reation room, luxurious carpeting
draperies, washer. dryer, etc. S42,-
600 firm with excellent financing
available. Call 273-0419 for ap-
pointment, evenings, Saturday OF
Sunday.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MT, VERNON AREA. Riverside Es-
tates. BY OWNER-4-bedrm., q
bath split-foyer. lge. lily. rm., sep.
din, rm., lge. paneled rec. rm.
with firepl. and sliding glass doors
to patio, 2-car garage. Many
other attractive features, S27 300,
Assume large. GI loan. Call SO.
R-700R
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MCLEAN
McI,EAN-OWNER
MCLEAN
COOL. SUMMERS

In this centrally alr-eond, home.
You will appreciate the finest as
yop enter the center hall 70 tpe w
20 ny. rm. wLsuspendea neaItn;
and dramatic kit. 3 bedrms., incl.
the master suite. We doubt II you
can fiji the huge closets, 2lN32
rec. rm. opens TO patio with brick
barbecue. 2-ear garage. all IN
excel. cond
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Mclean Realtors FL, 0.s300
Evening star., 1963-05-19

FALLS CHURCH-Immaeulate, g.
plete,. with finished rec. rm. in
full bsmt.,. storm windows and
doors. wall-to-wall carpeting, 2
outside patios with floodlights.
All situated on lovely wooded "a
acre all-fenced lot, on quiet dead
end street. Anxious owner asking
$50. $50. with only S400 cash,
present financing may be assumed,
or will sell on any convenient
terms desired.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
A WOMAN DESIGNED

q WUMhN UESIUNED
This Annandale kitchen, Plenty oi
disposal, counter tops, washer
and wired for dryer. Three bed.
rooms and bath. living room anC
dining area. Family room off kit
opens to lovely back yard through
sliding glass doors. Large storage.
workshop room, radiant hot-wateI
heat. In exceptional condition
About $3.50 down and Sll5 q
month, FILA. Call JE. 2-2B2O.
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY
$40 Realtors
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FALLS CHURCH - East Fairfax
Street address. ideal for pro-
fessional man. Cape Cod, living
room with fireplace. dining room
kitchen, oil hot water heat. semi
$4,000.
PLANTATION REALTY
FALLS CHURCH; Sl9, ,760--5 bed
rms, 1h baths, full bsmt. compl
tiled; 10Oxl4O lot w1trees. $3.50
dn., S120 mo, FHA. JE. 3-0360
Evening star., 1963-05-19
LAUGHLIN REALTORS
MRS. VIM. HI

MCLEAN y F1tI6I
b10l Chain Bridge Rd., Mclean
Consult First-McLean's First"
McLEAN-OPEN 1 P.M.-6 PM.
New custom home In most de-
slrable Langley Area. Walking dis
tance McLean-CIA-Schools- Shop
ping Church, o bedrms,. baths
rec. rm. w/firepl. Cor. acre plus
lot. $4,000 with 10es cash. 5000
Darnall DR.. off Rt. l23 at
Buchanan St. Follow signs.
HORACE z. HENDERSON AGENCY
Mclean 35o-SgOe
McLEAN-Deluxe center hall,
bedrms.. 3-hath brick rambler
Sep. dining rm,, terrific rec. rm
In ground -level bsmt. with tirepl
viii consider small house In trade
Appraised price. S27,S5O witt
terms 10 suit purchaser, JOHN
NJ. ANDERSON. ia. s-S2l4. IA
s-s216.
MCLEAN, very lge. 4 bedrm., {
bath, rec. rm., carport, air-cond ;.
brick bi-level. Only S29,95Q, Must
sell, KEY RLTY., IA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SPRINGFIELD

OPEN Ia
DELIGHTFUL bi-level with 8 bed
rms, baths, finished rec. rm.,
garage and util. rm. compl. mod
and equip. and incl. Wv. car
peting, This Carr built home il
IN better than new cond. Only
S26,500. excel. assumption or
FHA, 6716 0REENLEY BLVD. in
w. Springfield.
CRESTWooD sPLTT-LEvEL, 3
bedrms., ! v baths. rec. rm., ga
rage. choice wooded lot, immed
possession. Assume loan or FLA
BRICK RAMBLER, full bsmt., car
port, lge. lot, compare at Sl9.950.
BRICK VIRGINIAN. 3 bedrms.. /
bath, carport, liv, rm. opens TO
lovely yard. Walk. distance to
elem: school, $17,750. 6718 Edsall
rd., EdSall Park
SPRINGFIELD REALTY 45l-32OO
SPRINGFIELD = 8 Bedrm. brick
split-level, Ia baths. liv. rm.
with wall to wall carpeting. Sep.
din. rm., kit. with eating space,
paneled den and rec. rm. with
frpl., screen porch. fenced yard,
beautifully Handicapped lot. many
extras, 4ls% VA loan available.
FL. 4-S273.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

yIENNA-oWNER TRANSFERRED
3-bedrm. brick. 2 baths, elec. kit,
very lRe. rec. rm., lge. shaded yd,
Assume GI 5hS6 loan, $1,000 dn.
Call 3Sb-tI06S.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
PIONEER REALTY, INC.
Immediate Possession

Move in ct once to this immaculat,
brick 3-bedrm. rambler with large
family room and brick screened
porch. Situated on q large leve
lot completely Anchor fenced ir
q highly prestige neighborhood
There Is q spacious brick car.
port. The house has Just been
painted inside and out and /,
close to everything In the Amman.
dale. Falls Church area. VerS
reasonably priced on easy terms
Call US today.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
INVEST. PROP. FuR SALE

AAPTs.-I3 UNITS. 10 YRS. OLD.
lIISS units; suburbs -------$209. 900
Mr.. stoisir:. *. ES s.5s42. J6' 6S0SG'S 5.7SsS
APARTMENT BLDGs., various sizes.
Many fOi; Of above "i'P propsTties psTtEsn'ifh n
greater Dupont circle area. Cali
Robert D. Tedrow, Jr., Mon. Fri,
9-5 pm, DU. 7-l234.
SANDOZ, INC.
APARTMENTS. office bldgs.. ware
houses comm. and Industrial
ground for sale. We have many
a. 4. sEEIYE' bi. 7-ssS5. n'.'''
APT. BLDG. 2s unit garden-type
9tas' PIGS IN me Hyattsville area. Near
Over S3S,000 annual income. sell
or trade for larger bldg. RAP
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU' Q-iI13
or RA. 6-S542.
APARTMENT HOUSE, small, &
apts. 3 baths, furn. as per inven.
tory. 300 block OF 18th ST. NV.
Brk. Semidetached. reasonable
down payment. EDWIN L. ELLI9.
Realtor, RE. 7-514O.
APARTMENT GROUND acres.
R-20, coming In master plan, For
iurther Information call 94g-7300.
HUGH Y. PECK. l1246 Georgia Ave,
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERs-
Land available in 0aithershurR
and Prince GEORGES County, ideal
doT a3o appaaCrtments. Call for details.
HUGH I. PECK. l124s Georgia Ave.
By owNER-e houses, converted
a in,o apts.' each with separate
sbori5 b1i9ee; esrt apt sSoEnner oEner occupied.
for al 4 apis. 5000 mo. .SSes S5s.SSo'
Nlu,OO0 down, will take 2nd
trust Jtsso ia. 4-l46s weekdays. so.
CAPITOL HILLS units. bea1ti.
tul concrete and steel building.
faney entrance. metal doors, well
Iaysd out apis. Only S2i0. 900,
WIN l5& down and good IL
GRoNERo GRS oR REsi EpsIansei nsI kTs EXCLUSIVE yttha
C0MML. BLDG. N.W.-Restaurant,
i2hs c,sh .ease ga. AZ $3.50 mo; S26,Qo0.
Commercial Investment
Modern lls-story building Of le,-
iight industrial Ground With 100
~ frontage on main hwy, mr..
10Th and Il sts; ne. Present In
come over 81 900 per mo. or ptir-
ehaser can operate business for
considerable additional income.
Son 600 cash REQUIRED, balance in
long-term financing
PHONE TOM WHEELER.
Ewes. 94s-0i4O
The BerenS Co., Realtor
leo Conn Ave. NV. Re. $4,000
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Zoned Special Purpose
NON PROFIT oRdANisATTTfoSNSs, dANNii2iTTSS
ETC 3-story brick town house,
Plus full basement with front en.
trance, gas h.-w. heat, Total q
rooms and 3 baths. Parking area
In rear, Priced S43,5O0. 10 see.
call Mr.. Mcintosh, Ex. 3.24B0:
ewes. and Sun. 363-DbsB.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
REALTORS 1882 X 81. NV.
ELEVATOR, AIR COND-. buiit
1850 "a units for only $3.50, 900.
Gross $4,000, price sIsO,ooo
That's only 5.3 times for these
80 units. 18th and Monroe NV.
Only $4,000 cash down, not univ
buys you q Slg2, 600 building but
also allows you up 70 $4,000 tax-
free income for first year, COM
pletely redecorated inside and out.
Brand-new, 90 units. Little n anv
maintenance expense for years 10
come. Steady year round Income
because tenants pay heat and air
conditioning.
Tenants pay heat In these q unita.
Detached with lawn all around,
$4,000 cash down.
PAUL J. DUcLos ST. a-asao
EXCEL, invest. prop, for sale, Low.
nsrm. brk home In prominent
ne. sect In modern corner 1tofe,
cent, loc, with park lot, excel,
bus trans. 10 and from ali parts
OF ID, G. surrounded BY many
Catholic institutions, schls., ho6pl.
tails, bank, etc, BY OWNER, Cali
wkdys. LA, B-42Os,
Evening star., 1963-05-19
ROWLAND
CO., INC. REALTOR
JE. 1888

JE. 1888
MCLEAN AREA-On over / acre.
bedrms., den, 3 baths, gas h.-w.h.
air cond. roughed in. Foyer entry
way to smart liv. rm. with book
shelves and hurricane wall lights
De luxe kit. with picture window
and eating space. Formal din. rm
entering through thermopane slid
ing glass doors to huge open porch
Rec. rm. with firepl., gar. Brand
new. Extras include intercom., TV
wiring in master bedrm., telephone
Jacks galore. Tappan 400 oven,
elec. can opener, AND ALL UN-
DERGROUND WIRING. Beauti-
fully shrubbed and landscaped
Only S39,950. BY appt. JE, $4,000,
VIM. A. CHAPMAN. BUILDER.
MCLEAN
4 bedrms.. 8 ceramic baths, brick
split-level. Screened breezeway, ga
rage, large paneled family room
off flood -lighted patio, 2 firepls.,
full bsmt. S30,950. Excel. financ-
ing EI 6-bb62
Evening star., 1963-05-19
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SPACIOUS s,u. creStT9od 5;nS rambler D,ho,I. n
parochial school area. II has
bedrms., fully equip. kit. with
breakfast bar, din. rm. and i'm
mense paneled rec. rm. All on
tree-studded lot close TO shop
ping and transp. S23,500. VA or
FHA. DIR: Rte. z from z Corners
TO right on Glenmore DR.. 10 6603
and OPEN SIGN.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

PINE sPRING-Brick 3-bedroon
rambler with exposed-beam cell,
large screened porch, and equipped
kitchen; $20,75Q,. Private parties
Evening star., 1963-05-19

PAUL J. DUcLos ST. a-4SaO
EXCEL, invest, prop, for sale, Low.
n'rm. brk home IN prominent
ne. sect. IN modern corner store,
bus trans. 70 and from All psrts
OF ID, G. surrounded BY many
Catholic institutions, schls ho6pi.
tails, bank, etc. By OWNER, Cali
MkdNA La n.lnnA
Evening star., 1963-05-19

FALLS CHURCH-Lovers Of older
homes having that extra charm
and space will appreciate this re-
Gently improved property. Situated
on a spacious, beautifully land
scaped yard affording maximum
privacy, 3 nice bedrooms. plus den,
gorgeous living rm., 14-ft. formal
dining rm., plus q host Of extras.
Only your inspection will enable
you to evaluate the merits Of this
exceptional value. Priced at S26,-
$50. Call -
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. 10000
FALLS CHURCH, Sl9,2OO-3-b.r.
Colonial. Bsmt. FHA. JAS. r.
TURNER, Realty, TIE. 6-0714.
FALLS CHURCH IA quiet, tree
shaded street borders this lovely
3-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod. Liv.
rm.. paneled fireplace wall. de-
lightful 30xl5 family rm., equip.
kit, bsmt.. rec. area, garage.
Lovely lge. lot. Walk to st. James,
public schools, transp., shops.
S23,250. LUCILLE COOK. Real
tor, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.