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trict. told his colleagues yester-
day he had been offered $500
to take a walk or vote against"
the slots bill. The measure
would have outlawed the one
armed bandits in the four
counties where they now are
legal within five years.
Reconsideration Set
A motion was to be made
this afternoon to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was
killed Wednesday.
Today Gov. Tawes directed
Attorney General Thomas B.
Finan to investigate the
Mitchell charge.
Mr.. Finan said he would take
up the matter with Marvin
Anderson. States attorney Of
Anne Arundel County. The at
torney general said the decision
on what sort of investigation to
make would rest with Mr..
Anderson.
All but forgotten in the shock
wave Of the bribery charge was
the fate Of the bill itself. The
measure failed to pass the
House by two votes Wednesday
night, after % delegates who
had voted with the Governor
on d test vote last week
switched sides.
Pressed by the rules, the
administration today began a
last desperate drive to pass
the measure which would abol-
ish the machines in Anne Arun-
del. st. Marys. Charles and CAL
vert Counties.
Outcome Unpredictable
Neither supporters nor OPP
ponents Of the bill would pre-
dict the final outcome, however.
They said the mood of the Gen.
eral Assembly could be de-
scribed as confused and an
CRY" because of heated debates
and allegations that gambling
money had swayed votes.
With the climax approach
ing, this is the situation:
The bill was defeated
Wednesday when only 70 dele
gates voted for it. Two more
were needed for a constitu-
tional majority.
Under House rules, any vote
to reconsider Wednesdays ac-
ton must be taken within two
legislative days, and the cool
ing-off period ends today.
Only one motion to recon-
slider is allowed. II the bill
fails that test, 1t dies, at least
for this session.
The administration, however,
See SLOTS, Page AS
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key assertion as TO Brazil's
government actually was in the
statement submitted by AS
sistant Secretary Edwin M.
director of Latin
American affairs, to the COM
mittee as a document having
the full authority Of the State
Department behind it.
Number Is Small"
The key paragraph was in
troduced by a question as to
the main fields" Of Communist
influence in Brazil.
Their number is small" the
responsive testimony said, but
their influence is much larger
than those small numbers
would suggest. The principal
field of infiltration and in
fluence is in the labor unions.
In the government itself there
has been infiltration. The
student movement is another
major area of penetration, with
the national student union now
being dominated by Commu-
nists."
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Central American Presidents.
An attempt to provoke violence
during the meeting cannot be
ruled out.
The meeting will be in San
Jose, Costa RIGA, and win be-
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House Unit Says Cube Plots Latin,
SubveFsiOn. Poss A.
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concerned to q large extentt
with the menace Of Fidel Cas-
tro's communism in the Gem
trail American area.
Mr.. Kennedy arrived in Palm
Beach. Fla, today for the week
end before going to Costa RIGA
Monday.
Before returning to Wash
ington late Wednesday night,
Mr.. Kennedy will hold a series
Of collective and individual
meetings with the Presidents of
Panama and five Central
American republics, Costa RIGA,
FL Salvador. Guatemala, Hon.
duras and Nicaragua.
SubversiOn Curbs Sought
A principal aim in the San
Jose meetings will be to enlist
Latin American support for
new curbs aimed at cutting off
the expectation of subversion
from Communist controlled
Cuba.
The Latin Americans, for
their part, are expected to seek
further United States aid for
programs embraced by the
Alliance for Progress.
Costa Rica's Communist
Party appears to have arranged
an alibi in advance should
, those intent on harassing the
meeting succeed In breaking
through the heavy security
arrangements.
Manuel Mora Valverde, a
leader of the Costa Rican Party,
announced publicly that the
Communist Party would not
accept the blame for any
physical measures against the
Presidents" during the meeting.
THE possibility exists that
there are persons who will seek
to use this conference of Presi-
dents to carry out a great. in
ternational provocathu," Mr..
Mora Valverde said In a radio
speech. But I affirm-I hope
that Costa Ricans could
never be included among these
provocateurs."
Denounced by Moscow
From Moscow. in Spanish
language breakfasts to Central
America. have come denuncia-
tons of the meeting as "a
new plot against Cuba and the
peoples of Central America"
Moscow calls the meeting an
attempt to form q Central
American military bloc to at
tack Cuba and hold back reyo-
See CONFERENCE, Page as
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Communist World AssaiIs
Kennedy Costa RIGA Talks
Red Efforts
AtVioIence
Feared
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press staff Writer

The Communist world has
pulled out all the stops to de-
nounce President Kennedy's
meeting, opening Monday, with
Central American Presidents.
An attempt to provoke violence
during the meeting cannot be
ruled out. /
The meeting will be in San
Jose, Costa RIGA, and win be
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Cube Withdrawal
Falls Behind Schedule

FlOrido Distress stis PIeo to RssettIe
Cubons. Pose "A
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cubons. Pooe "A
departing is by no means GER
tain, however. For example, it
is assumed here that many
undoubtedly were Russians,
but some could have been Gu
bans going to Russia. Some
also could have been Soviet
civilian advisers to the Castro
government.
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Dontos Gets Assurances Of Aid. Seeks
Terms. Poss AT
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DeIesotc Says, I'm IdeoIistie," in
Bribs Rejection. Poss B-l.
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House Unit seY Cube Plots Latin,
SubvsrsiOn. Poss A,
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concerned to a large extentI
with the menace Of Fidel Cas-.
tro's communism in the Cen.
trail American area.
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District and vicinity-Fair tonight. lowest
near 80. Tomorrow fair and warmer but
increasing cloudiness in the afternoon.
High, IS. at pm. today. Low, 80. at
6:I0 am.
Full Report on PSSs "a
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tolls annual celebration, held since l785.
IN VREEDoM. CALF, % members of the
fourth-grade class of Freedom School will
ring the big school bell.
IN LEBANON, ~, Chip Chapman of Nc
Kendree College writes that the Oldest bell
in the U.S., cast in the eighth century in
Spain, now on the McKendree campus, will
ring out on the Fourth.
IN JAPAN, oKIMAWA AND koREA, bells of
us. Air Force chapels will ring one day
early - since the Fourth of July comes a
day ahead in the Far East. Colonel Dean
E. Hess, of Fifth Air Force Headquarters,
reports the proposal to join in the national
bell ringing came from staff chaplain Colo
mel Roy Nj. Terry.
IN WEssTER CROWS. NO., men, women and
children will take turns ringing the bell at
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Chief Bell
Ringer John W. Cook says: 'The bell is
heavy enough so that when it gets swing.
ing, and you keep hold Of the rope, it will
carry you up to the ceiling. The kids will
get bigger kick out of bell-ringing than
out of shooting off fireworks"
~ ANN ARBoR, Mleh., seven-year-old Rom
ME Frey got so excited when his mother
read him THIS Weeks article that he went
to the mayor about it. Mayor Cecil o. Creal
not only listened, he promised Ronnie that
all kinds Of bells would ring in Ann Arbor
on July 4, and made a l5-minute radio
speech about it on Washington's Birthday.
~ NEW voRK. Burgess Meredith, director
Of Colpix Records Play and Player series,
has put into production a l2-inch ''Let
Freedom RingI" record. Fredric March
will read The Declaration of Independence
on side /; famous bells and carillons across
the nation will ring out on side 2. So, hi-f
fans and stereO-buffs can have bells ringing
right in their own homes, while communi-
ties that have no real bells can remedy the
lack with the record via radio or an ampli.
fyinQ system.
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A spring cold comes from who knows what?
Hay yfever comes from pollen in the air. Either
way, you're uncomfortable from sneezes and
sniffIes, itchy, wateD eyes and stutted-up
nose. What comfort to forget these miseries
all day long! And you can with Contace.
Each Contac capsule contains over 600 tiny
time pills" that don't forget. Some act fast,
for fast relief Others work continuously to
stop sneezes and sniffIes. relieve itchy, water
eyes and clear nasal congestion up to IL
comfortable hours. Enjoy all day or all night
relief from the miseries Of spring colds
or hay fever Get cOntsc at your pharmacy.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
EverybOdys
Ringing
Bells!

fkEsOUNDINC SUPPORT for the Fourth of
July bell-ringing has poured in from all over
the us. and from Americans abroad. Here
are few samples as we 60 to press:
ooVERNoRs FROM eoAsT 70 COAST were
among the first to pledge support. Governor
George ROmney of Michigan wrote: ''Your
plan for the nationwide ringing of the bells
on the Fourth of July as a rededication to
our rich heritage of freedom sounds won.
derful and has my wholehearted support"
Governors Dempsey Of Connecticut,
Hughes of New Jersey, Barron of West
Virginia, CarveI Of Delaware, Scranton of
Pennsylvania, Faubus of Arkansas, Nor
risOn of Nebraska, Egan of Alaska, Hat
field Of Oregon, King of New Hampshire,
Reed Of Maine, Brown of California, HOff
Of Vermont, Clyde of Utah, Chafee of
Rhode Island and Harrison of Virginia all
echoed the commentator and pledged
their support.
NINETEEN U.S.. SENATORS joined in backing
the resolution offered by Senator Ribi-
cOff Of Connecticut: Senators Bayh Qnd.),
BOggs Oel.), Clark Pa.), DOdd Comm,
Douglas Ol,), Cruening (Alaska), Hart
Mich. }, Humphrey (Minn.) J, Javits (N.Y.),
Keating IN. w., Kefauver Tenn.), Long
Mo.), McGee (Wyo.), Mcintyre On. H.,
Pastore R. I), Pell R. I), PrOuty Vt.),
Scott Pa.). In the words of the resolution
Congress hereby declares that the anniver-
sary Of the signing of the Declaration of
Independence should be observed each year
by the ringing of bells throughout the
United States 80"
IN NEW YORK CITY. Times Square will be
wired for sound to play a bell-ringing
record. So will COney Island.
IN CHICAGO. s. L. DeLOve, president of
Chicago's Independence Hall Association
promises his groups support.
IN PHIIADGlPHIA. not only will the bell in
Independence Hall ring but the Reverend
Ernest A. Harding, Rector of Christ
Church, informs us that the bells in Christ
Church tower, hung there in 1854, cast in
the same foundry in London as the Liberty
Bell, will ring out as they did on July a, l776.
IN BRISTOL. -. where the town population
swells from IA, 900 to 1000 for the Fourth
of July parade, Manuel A. Sousa, Chair
man Of the Fourth of July Committee, says
bell-ringing is an important part Of Bris-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-29
Kodiak Cleaners Business Change Plans Revealed

A business announcement came this week from Don Wolfe, proprie- tor of the Kodiak Cleaners, to the effect that he had sold the assets cf the business to Margaret and Al fred Biermanski as of April l.
 Mrs. Biermanski has been em- ployed by Wolf for about six years, while her husband is baker at Naughton's.
 Meanwhile the Biermanskis an- nounced the leasing of the estab- lishment to Verlyn and Jamie Ge- riene, owners of Auto-Magic Clean CTS.
 Auto Magic, as such, will be dis solved, the Gerienes said, and the present location across from Kraft's will be vacated, and the new business located in the Kodiak Cleaners building will be known as Kodiak Cleaners and Laundromat.
 Moving will begin on the first of April, Verlyn Geriene said, and the mailing address of the firm will be Box 132 and the telephone number 486-5151.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-29
Two Kodiak High

Two Kodiak High wrestlers came off with third place in the first all-state high school champion ship tournament held in Anchorage this past weekend.
 West Anchorage won top honors with kenai second.
 Kodiak wrestlers who finished in the money' included Skip Ball. weber in the 95-pound class and Barton in the 18O-pound weight dl-
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Achievement Day Planned By All

AFOGNAK-The All Valentine dance and cookie sale at Afognak was a success, according to mem bers, with approximately ST taken in for refreshments sold at the dance.
 The girls are also selling 10 cent bags of candy at the movies.
 At the last meeting the girls were shown how to make laundry bags, and now plans are being laid for All Achievement Day which will be held early in May.
 During All Week, the Mothers were invited to the meeting and the girls had aquestion and answer program which in f m d the mothers of much information about the organization. Games and re- treatments ended the meeting
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chiniak AF Site
 Commander Named Expansion Planned

Major Isaac D. Vanderslice, JSAF, 6594th Aerospace Test \. ing, Sunnyvale. Calif., arrived at ( iniak Air Force Station Jan. 16 to assume the duties of Site Con- r ander. Seventy-one personnel are now under Major VanderSlice's command and few additional Air Force and civilian personnel are expected in the near future. Lock heed Missiles x Space Company, with headquarters also in Sunny vale, Calif., has 5 technical per sonnel working under the direction of J. P. Jacques. Station Manager. E. Knapp of Burtco Company, Inc, is the Project Manager for the SUD- port contract and he has 18 per sonnel accomplishing the support function.
 Major Vanderslice's former com mand was the Annette Tracking Station near Ketchikan, Alaska; he was commander of that station for eight months prior to his assign
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-29
WAKEFIELD LARGE FREEZER

Biggest process0r of frozen king crab during 1862 was Wakefield Fisheries which froze 2,975,OOO pounds of king crab meat and j.. 325.OOO pounds of crab in the shell
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ON SEATTLE TRIP

Jim Barr, consulting engineer, is in Seattle, Wash, this week on business matters and visiting his parents who live nearby.
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NrestIers Place
KODIAK MIRROI

nisiOn.
 The local lads had only been wrestling for about two weeks be- fore entering the meet.
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ment at Kodiak.

ment at Kodiak.
 The assignment of Major Van- derslice to the Kodiak Tracking Statios emphasizes the importance of Kodiak in Air Force policy and operations in the aerospace age.
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HELP WOMEN
PIX OPERATOR

PBx OPERATOR - Exper, coutacl
ehisf OPERATOR tie MADISON no.
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GUTTER AND DOWNsPOUT MEN
Mechanics only. top wages. RE.
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One part time, with vacation leave.
Send resume, including salary re
QuirementS, to Box 275-J, Star.
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One full-time position with company
benefits.
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LUMBER SALESMAN

Experienced. capable Of Eeneral take
Oft work in millWurk. Selling 10 ne
tail and contract trade. Permanen
sltlon. Apply ANNANDALE
MlLLWORk, Annandsle, Va 1S6
lS0o-
NAN. married, good education, take
orders, make deliveries J hrs. eves-
hrs. Sat. $50 VIZ. Cal Nh. CORN.
WELL. PO- 1907.
MAN with knowledge Of plumbing Z
operate drain truck, must have
IS. VII. 6-sAA2.
MEATCUTTER. LIST class, excellent
starting salary Please bring ref
erences- co. SS3Sl.
MECHANICS for light DUTY couStruc.
ton equipment shop. Full time,
good paw and working conditions
Call Mr. VAUGHN, s37-6s3s.
MECHANIC, heavy equipment, for
cranes and end leaders. excel. PAY,
year-rOund work. Write qualifica-
tons and refs to Box AS6-J, Star.
MECHANICS = z, good pay. uni
forms furnished, company benefits,
call JAY Garner. AP. T-0esS.
PALMER MERCURY
3llo Hamilton St., Hysttsville, Nd.
MECHANIC, trucks, must have own
starting salary time and a over 20
hrs. Uniforms and cleaning sup
Piled Apply In person do not
phOne) Mon. through Fri., 9 am. to
Z pm. sinclair REFINING CO.,
G0l FaTraEut 81. ne
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,JANITOR
APPLY
PERSONNEL DEPT.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT Co

WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co.
his 30th st. NV.
NO PHONE CALLS
LABORERS Rockville area, large
construction job, year.rOund EN-.
ployment, Potomac Woods subdivi.
sion. l2S2S Great Falls I'd, GA. 4
$50, Mr.. Martin.
LABORERS, Mr.. Gebhardt, IRA c,
RIGGER, INC. Swimming pool job
site, Rte. $50, across from BelaiT
Shopping Center in Bowie, Md.
LOCKSMITH sl2s week. knowledge
all locks including changing com
checks. List experiences in reply
Replies strictly confidential. Box
ASK, Star.
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SECRETARY

Fairfax law firm. Must
have ability to assist man
aging partner In manage
ment Of office incl. some
bookkeeping. 6-day week.
9-5. Permanent. CIR. g.
6400.
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OPPORTUNITY
CONSULTANT

One man to complete staff. Earn
during training period, in the
hearing aid field. The man Sc
leCted will receive a guaranteed
draw after / wk training Age
to IS. Car essen. Plenty of quail
flied leads. Opport. to become an
associate in contemplated new
area offices. JU. 5-2T27. Mr..
IRWIN or MR.. EDWARDS.
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SALES ENGINEER

Excellent technical sales opportunity
in Washington, d. C., and Northern
Virginia area, with a well-esta.
bliShed manufacturers representa-.
tive. Requirements, E.E. degree
with at least 3 years experience In
electronic Instrumentation. Techni
cal sales experience desirable. Must
be a responsible person able "a
perform without constant supervi.
sion. In addition to an attractive
salary, a company car, expense
account and office facilities are
furnished. Company offers life and
medical insurance, profit sharing
and pension trust retirement pro.
gram. Profit sharing is based on
individual performance, and can
become quite appreciate. This is a
permanent position and good OppOT-
tunity for an outstanding person.
Send complete resume with referen-
ces, TO LEE ASSOCIATES, INC.
252l Ennalls ave, Wheaton, Md.
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SITUATI0NS-MEN
SITUATION WOMEN

GOVT. EMPL., presently empl. in d
c. wants Va. empl. pref. in Airing,
ton, either Govt. or private. &,oOC
as admin. secy.; chief clerk; office
manager OF opportunity to work into
Partnership status In business firm
Exper. in accounting, statistics, rec.
ords management, payroll restau.
rant cashier -receptoniSt In funeral
legal ps SSnsGiA inte Ga IN I Pem q
nent position only or transfer q
Govt. job at Csc. Phone IA. 4-6l7l
NURsE-PN, desires pvt. duty or {
days wk.. excel. refs.s and Oxper.
NURSE, experienced
with children and invalids. Full or
TYPNG TELEPHONnIG In my
home. Elect. typewriter, Excel
exper. Shorthand by phone OF
dictaphone Transcription. S49-37s6
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WALL WASHING
o36-97oa
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Stradavari, De luxe
model, cost sass. sacrifice for $3.50.
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OIL DRIVERS

ENper. oil delivery men desiring
good pay, steady driving Jobs. Con.
slant Mr.. MartZ, GRIFFITH CON.
SUMERS CO, 1900 First ST. ne. Be.
fNyaap Ql1 Mon Tines
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INSURANCE CLAIMS REPREsEN.
INSURANCE. AGENT
JANTTOR

For luxury apt. bldg. at 5I25 Conn.
ave. NV. Must be married, with no
boiler. Call MR.. AMATULLI, or
Resident Manager MRS. HISER.
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MEATCUTTER. lst class, excellent
starting salary. Please bring ref
ErnnneE On EE1sl
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NAN married good education, take
orders, make deliveries J hrs. ewes,
9 hrs. Sat, $50 VIZ. Gail Mr. CORN
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MAN with knowledge Of plumbing
operate drain truck, must hsv
drivers license good salary, age z.
IS VII. 6-eAG1.
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HELP MEN
frnAfTtkIttEn.
GUARDS

In an office building. Ideal position
for retired policeman, seTNiCeman,
or fireman. Age A5-65 Must be in
good physical condition. Inside
work.
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ANDREWS AREA - This little
eherub Is safely fenced, has 3
nice eedrms: Sroon for 4th) .
pig Big modern 's sr 6s9uiDpea az hit, You can
terms. for only SIl, 500, but
you'll have TO hurry.
BELLE MEADE-Ths eutest brk.
rambler we have ever seen, it's
spotless and loaded with extras
Firepl. In lily. rm..- sep. din. rn.,
equip. kit, large Handicapped lot,
FHA approved, Just S400 dn. viii
trade. 277-2176.
LANHAM - 3-bedrm., nearly new
brk. and frame rambler, rec. type
bsmt.. with outside exit TO nice
shaded lawn with patio, already
financed with Az 20 loan, only
500 mo. You must see this one.
NAsA AREA-An elegant s-bedrm.
rambler on nice tree-decked.
S5-ft. lot, electric kit, sep. din.
rm.. LIST time listed, and viii 70
quickly at Sl6,95O. Better see Il,
call 277-2175.
ROGERS HETGHTS-Need 5 bed
rms,1 Then you need this spa
cious and comfortable home with
big modern kit, extra-largO din.
rm.. 2 fun baths, . big rec. nm.
In Walk-out bsrht., nice loft.
tree-shaded lot with concrete
patio In rear. Reduced TO S16,g50
for quick sale. with your choice
Of terms.
PRINCE GEO PRoPERT1Es INC.
277-7774 277-2l75
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HOUSES UHFURN. TO RENT

ALEX.. OLD TowN-Briek owen.
ing 4 bedfmsa 2 baths, lEs lly
I'M. walled Eafden Avail 81.
Rent $500 mo CHARLES y.
PULLMAN, INC Realtors, ov
3.gg1b
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RIPLEY AREA-1S acres over
1000 road frontage, 7-rm.
house. good terms, $11,450. J. A.
DULEY REALTY, DR.. 2-S264,
3O1 ST. 2-7379.
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HOUSES UMFURM TO RENT
(coNTlNUED)

ABSOLUTELY ExCLUsvE-S-bed-
tWo-faSiiiy apt. 6ids, in exclusive
neiehborhood, Just north OF Sol
dierS Home. Only $3.50 mo. in
Guiding all utilities. Poss. May. 1
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HOUSES FOR. sALE-D. O.
(coNTlNUED)

CLEVELAND PARK-Sparkling 81
bedrm. family house, Fireplace,
separated dining room, new kttch-
en-. garage. Pleasant corner loca-
ton, S29,9b0. Exclus. John Eaton
Joan MEYERS. REALToR
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNTlNUEDl

- UNIQUELY pEAUTI-
FUL home set in wooded paradise
OF . acres, ideel for entertaining.
lLiy. rrn. 24x36, rec. rm. 24x50),
4 firepls., Scar gar, extra lots.
GIULIANO OIL. 4-l1O0 OPEN TIL o
BLAIR HIGH AREA-3-bedrm. brk.
iSSlOns iss sSr Po9sk pse Dssns7lssd5 sn7s5o reg JAMES
G, CONLEY 4 co, ~, g-4l34.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MICHIGAN PARK HILLS = Brick.
and-stone Cape Cod, Beautiful lot
approx, i2bxl06, with tall trees,
.cehter-hau plan, 8 bedrms., 2 y
baths. formal din. rm., firepl. In
hv; rrn,, screened porch. full bsmt
Call to inspect. We take trades
Call a4a-7300 til $40.
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave.
NEAR HYATTsvILLE, Just over the
District line-Fine brick Cape
Cod. 4 oedrms., 2 baths, attached
garage. full bsmt. WIN consider
FHA or va terms. Just S20,e60.
Call 04e-730O. .T-
HUGH T. PECK ll246 Georgia Ave.
N. CHEVY CHASE
THE BUY OF THE SEASONi Spa
eious 5-bedroom brick split-level.
recently redec. Completely modern
throughout. Convenient TO- school.
ttransSp.o tJd Spo and recreationAl area.
BOGLEY
zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. 6-7s00 IN o
PAINT BRANCH FARMS = VERY
large all-brick and stone, custom
rambler on an acre lot beauti-
fully wooded. Separate breakfast
room. dream kitchen, large formal
living room with stone fireplace
wall, large dining room, 3 large
bedrooms, 3 baths, recreation room
With fireplace. 2-car earport
GRAY-KESSINGER