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there will be a pact" he added.
But there has been a discuss
sion of the possibility Of stimuli
taneous declarations on the
part Of each side"
No Risk on France
Mr.. Hartman explained that
the United States does not
want ito freeze a division of
Europe" but wants to encour-
age what he called a normal
relationship between East and
West.
Discussing the objections of
France and Red China to join
ing the test-ban treaty, Mr..
Hartman said no one considers
what France is doing as a
great risk. I did not get the i'm
preston that the Soviet Union
considers 1t a great risk"
While France will never be a
great nuclear power, the danger
Of Red China becoming one is
much greater, Mr.. Hartman
continued. This danger is all
the greater as there is indica-
ton that Red China is ready to
contemplate nuclear war"
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield said after a break
fast conference with President
Kennedy today that the Presi-
dent expects to send the test
ban treaty to the Senate for
ratification about Thursday.
Senator Mansfield added that
he expects the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to start
hearings on Monday. He listed
a tentative schedule that would
involve hearing witnesses from
the State Department on Mon
day, the Defense Department
on Tuesday, and the Atomic
Energy Commission on We'd
nesday.
Confirms Date
Later Pierre Salinger, White
House press secretary. con-
firmed the Thursday date for
sending the treaty to the SEN
ate.
Mr.. Salinger said he did not
know whether the treaty would
be accompanied by a message
from Mr.. Kennedy.
Senate Republican Leader
Dirksen estimated hearings on
the treaty may take three
weeks. This would mean the
treaty would not reach the
Senate floor for debate until
after Labor Day.
In his prayer at the opening
of the Senate today, the chap
lain, the Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, asked for divine
guidance for the Senate when
lit considers the treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06
3 Major Bills
MOvetoSendte
BY VA. O'LEARY
Star staff Writer

After several weeks Of coast
ing along on minor legislation
the Senate found three major
bills on its door step today
seeking attention. They are:
The $1.2 billion military pay
increase approved by the Sen
ate Armed Services Committee
yesterday afternoon.
The $5.4 billion appropriation
for the Departments of La
Dor and Health, Education anc
Welfare.
The $5.5 billion authorize
ton for the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration.
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Pay Bill to Be First

senate DEMOCRATIC Leader
Mansfield announced that the
military pay bill would be
taken up first today, followed
by bill establishing a public
defender system for all Fed
eral courts.
This program probably viii
put off the Labor-HEW APP
preparation and the NASA au.
thorization until tomorrow.
The public defender bill
which has not yet passed the
House, would give Federal
courts the alternative Of CON-
pensating lawyers appointed
to represent INDECENT defend
ants, or to appoint public de-
tenders.
Military Duty Bill Advances
The Senate Armed Services
Committee also approved yes.
terday another House bill Il
provide a more uniform system
for allowing young men to full.
fill their military obligation By
taking a short period of active
training and then mourning
Reserve status.
At present there are at leaSf
four methods Of doing this
with varying periods of Reserve
obligation, up to eight years
Several of these programs re,
quire six months of active duty
The new bill will require ;
minimum Of four months o
active duty with a uniform Re,
serve obligation for six years
Some men seeking assign
ments requiring special skill
may have to volunteer for NOR,
then four months of activl
duty in order to qualify TO
those Skills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

tie Edward Heath and Sir
Humphrey Trevelyan, British
Ambassador to Moscow.
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Continued From Page Al

NUntAuuCW NAVAA oSO NJ
from the Dominican Republic,
Cap Haitien was placed on a
war footing yesterday and a
curfew was imposed.
At nightfall yesterday, the
government still held the Cita-
del Radio in Cap Haitien and
was appealing for a united
front to halt the invaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06
History Not Reassuring

At the present stage, they
don't seem TO feel that the Rus
slams have indicated Just how
Copper River current., 1963-10-25
HELL YOUN COEl.:!UNITY

f you would like to help yourself and your-communit ty, buy ticket and take chance to win 30 cubic foot upri yht freezer at Santa s. You will also find tickets at your other local merchant 4roceeds will go toward building a new Recreation Center here in Glennallen that will benefit old and young alike. Let's all get in the swing and rush out and do our part today, for after all, it is us who will benefit and thrive on such a worthy project.
Copper River current., 1963-10-25
.iCS NE..iS
BOB HINTON

Not too much news for you from ye olde ->Co station" this time. Not much has been happening other than the usual routine ty 2e work.
 h/ogt. Charlie Kemmer spent a week at Llmendorf FEB. He went down to re-enlist for another three years. This will give him over twenty years service and he will be eligible for retirement. Our recreation hall has brand new coat ot paint. Jim drubbs and Jay Babin did the honors last week. It sure makes the place look lot better.
 Jade and Vonnie Harkins celebrated their If "edding anniversary on October .l2 With an open house type party. Ill ACS personnel Were there. Even Jerry and Shirley "olfe from the Sheep Mountain station came :s...*.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DY: Better do it than wi ssh it done!
Copper River current., 1963-10-25
ST TIE OF IL y5N.4 DE- l4ldEENT OF HIGH.4YS
 NE.'S 1ELE4sE October Is, loo}

NEIS Iu3LE SE October Is, l06}I An integ grated system connecting all areas of Alaska wi tn a ne twork of roads comparable to other states was envisioned by Governor Milliam.A Egan in his remarks to the first organizational meeting of the Citizens advisory Commi ttee on overall highway needs study.
 Following st2tehood, primary and second- ary ro7d system was establi shed wi thin the financia al boundaries of the new state, he said, but there is need for expansion of this system and the addition of a third category of roads to provide adequate face transp rta tion for all communities in .laska. .here these roads should be, how to finance the construction and maintenance of them, and estimate of the cost should be included in the final report of this study .4laska neglected by the Federal Govern ment for many ye2rs in respect to- it's road needs, he said, but the results of this study could provide the modification of this injustice.
 The Federal-aid Highway Act of 1869 author ized the .laska Highway Study and provided an propriation to the Bureau of -ublic loads to finance it. The Bureau, earlier this month, selected the consulting firms of Transportation Consultants Inc .ashington D.G., and i1bur Smi tn and associates, :.> San Francisco, California, to conduct the study. Il will be di irected by the Bureaus
 
 .laska's iii yhway Comni ssioler, D. 4. acAinlon. '~>":: Letting on request from the Federal high- way Admini strator, Governor Egan has appoint ed five-nan citizen's commi ttee to act in an advisory capacity to the directors. The cOmmi ttee consists of State Senator Howard Bradshaw, Sitka, State representative Harold otrandberg, Anchorage, former legislator Frank Chapados, Tai rbanks, Nome newspaper editor and publisher, Jim O'Sullivan, and lillian l4endenhall, College, president of the Alaska Section of the .merican Society of Civil Engineers. <.,.",.r >:*~ ":~~.. The c0mmi ttee conc luded a two-day meeting today in Juneau with hi ghway ficials and Curtis J. Hooper, pro ject director for the consul tants. Both McKinnon and Niemi made presentations to the commi ttee on what the agencies believe the study should encomp pass, although fl rm outline of operational procedures drafted. mother meeting will be held after a formal contract is signed between the Bureau of -ublic loads and the consul tants.
 Essentially, the study calls for: an analysis of the adequacy of the Federal-aid highway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

This conservatory for the home of
the music-lOving family was de-
signed by Evelyn JablOw and pre-.
sented by the Organ Division of
the MagnavOx Co. at the National
Design Center in New York. II
features a light oak platform,
indirect lighting, other light
cOlOred woods and white tile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

5s1kKe1elN
1900 q REFLECTIONS or HOPE.
Public Affairs. Color. The use Of art In
teaching mentally retarded children.
On CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING.
Sports. ! Hour 10y cOuntyman and
Ed Lubanski meet
q CITY SIDE.
Public Affairs.
1870 a GEORGETOWN UNIV. FORUM.
Public Affairs. Malaysia: Asian Mile
stOne7" Guests: Rev. Joseph Sebes S..
Regent, School Of Foreign Service, George
town University Hussain Mohammed
osman. Embassy Of the Federation Of
Malaga; James D. Bell. Department Of
State.
q FACE THE NATION.
Public Affairs. (Season PFemiere) Guest:
Senator J. W. Fulbright, Democrat Of
Arkansas.
loo On TEEN TALK.
Discussion. College students discuss prob
lens Of interest to teen-agers
e5 SUNDAY MOVIE.
Hours. Ven Gentlemen From West
Point" 1912. George Montgomery.
a BOWLING TEENS.
Sports. ] Hour John BatcheldeF, host.
q TOM NUCENT SHOW.
Film hlghlIghts Of the University Of
Maryland football games.
l:30 "a FRONTIERS or FAITH.
Religion. The Rev. D.. Robert C. Camp
bell noted Bible scholar and teacher.
lectures on The Gospel Of Marx
Cd FOOTBALL KICKOFF.
Kyle Rcte. host.
Tia suaauv saug ~ Moaoxiue. W,
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DESIGN REALTY CO
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Andy Moore, Realtor
MOORE 4 MOORE REAL ESTATE
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FOREST HEIGHTS
202 Araphoe DR..
OPEN / to 6

Large s-rm. custom-built brk. Co.
lonial suitable for 2 families. :
baths. 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage
large kit, near Eastover shoppins
center and Wilson Bridge. Owner
leaving area, must sell. RE. g.
5000: Ewes. Mrs: Cox. 652-7l59
ANDY MOORE, Realtol
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OWNER TRANsFERRED--Musts sell
his cherished home in Lanhani
Park, 3 bedrms. and den, 2 ceramic
tiled baths. family-size din. I'M,
large rec. -type daylight bsmt. with
outside exit, 2-car garage. A show
place on q big tree-decked lot like
q private park, and you can buy
II for less than $50, 900 with FILA
or OF terms. See this for sure,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
an (cONTIkUEDl
BALL REALTY

REDWOOD RAMBLER - Liv. rm.
with firepl., cypress-paneled wall
and beamed ceiling. bedrms,,
sparkling equip. kit. and lge:, level,
fenced lot. A peri. house for the
client who wants the bestl Only
S15,0b0 FILA or VA TRIMS.
To Buy or Sell, Call Usl
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KENT FOREST, 1918 s3rd ave-
semidetaehed 3 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, and bath. Auto
gas heat No down payment, Iusl
sic4.iT, DE-. S.S45s, VII. e-ssS7.
KENT FOREST. sO2i Allendale Or.
Mod. brick. 3 yrs old. Law. rm.,
din. rm... kit. powder rm, on lat
tlr., 3 bedrms.. bath End NJ,
e0f Dawn Really GgS fSvg Tu g. a-aisS
KNIT FoREsT-s2pb dn. incl. set
Element, 3-bedrm.. I y bath bfk
Colonial, cent. &C. modern bit
with stove, refgr. and washinl
machine Vacant. Call OWNER
LADY OF SORROWS PARISH =
Modern 3-bedrm. rambler. Famil,
rec. fm. PHI approved sci go
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
1883 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-i7O0
LANDOyER-si3,p5O, Clean as 1
pin. 3-bedrm. rambler. separate
din. rm., modern kitchen. situated
on larfe corner lot. First 70 see
will buy, No money down VA, Call
WA. $4,000 'tu b pm. ROBERT
8. DAVIS \ Co, INC.
.LANDOvER KNoLLs = a.bedrm
all-brk rambler, fin. rec, rm., re-.
total price, $3.50, 81, s.sisi
LANGLEY PkRK-oniy 500 On
and Si2b per mo-, stb2 Mes
Hampshire ave .--Iovely 2-bedrm
semidelachsd brick home, Pea.
lures incl. equip. kit. oak flrl.,
fun bsmt, gas A,-e. heat, fenced
I'd. Priced for quick sale. FLOYD
VA, s,6sS2, ewes. III, psabbe. 81
LANHAM, ND, pi33 Altoona St
Z bedrma,, lly. rm.. din. rm,, kit.
rec, rm. In bsmt.. price Sib,bOn,
small down payment, assume OIL
Loan, eau Tab-cbfs or s;iB.e02s,
LAUREL--9-Ssdrm. brick rambler.
cafport, Nv. .rm. with hfepl., din.
fma mod M sssseosrd heat
monthly PAYS all.
5-bedfm. rambler. full bsmt. with
slidina doors. lee, mod. kit, excel
eond, FHA appraised $1,000.
500 dn' Name you own closing
cost.
HIT pRowN REAL, EarATr Tn,
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CARRou. UIOULHNns
LANGLEY REALTY

CARRoLLT0N---3-bedrm.. 4 X .batt
brk. rambler, rec, rm., assume loan
modest cash. si7.gbO, AP. 7-46ft
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INCEST in the neighborhood Is the
best description for this almost
new 3-bedrm., centrally air-cond
Dutch Colonial. Ia baths. sep. din
rm., beautiful lot with flowers ga
lore. Bonus extras include new
wall-to-wall carpets, dishwasher,
and washing machine.
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BUDGET SPECIAL-4-bedrm. older
home. Completely remodeled incl
sensational maintenance-free alu-
minum siding. Bonus extras In
clude 4 bedrms., sep. din. rm. plus
countryside kit, bsmt. With fin
ished rec. rm. Sl2, 900. No money
dr.. only S205 settlement cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
ANNANDALE

SEPARATING new ramblers, 3 bedrms. 4,
baths. One 4-level split with 3
eedrmss " baths and hot-watef
heat, S22.05O 70 S24.4 :
We Take Trades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

soSd rambler, J bsdrms'. n
baths. earpoTt. az eond.. iss. n
.K XII csHS45ssr'VSir rhh 7 Eiv8Gbrrmso
d. l.. Barnard. 500-707'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

CHEVERLY-Vacant. S-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod. ~ baths. sep. din. rn;,
bsmt. CT no IS dn,. FHA $3.50 dn.,
SlOS mo. SlD,2b0. UN, 4-5bbO,
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EAST RIvERDALE. St. Bernardo
peESsh mr. Src Scs ,sd. and TSS .aa
area. :" mod i kit IT, new dbl. oven
range. dbl.-door refsr. Small de-
posit and assume pymts. Of Sl2b
mo. Owner will pay settlement
costs yeeant. Immed. occupancy
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLLTON-2 luxurious split.
levels in this choice residential
lis pkwys.. 8 bedrms., 2 tile baths.
built-in garage, wall-oven kit.
c e 9 an ~ vets su of lust oySo ~ NJ
non-vets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

DIsrE RIOT HnIo ns ,;l ssdI@ ma,
t5s S,Ds ssD o SiG. fH1obISS ysl' yard
JOHN r, WEBsTER, RE, e-slO0
DISTINCT HEIGHTS : 3-bsdroom
brick Colonial on spacious land
scAped lot. Huge separate dining
room, full bamt.. walk 10 sehls.
bus and shopping. Asking $4,000.
All offert considered.
JOHN r, WEBSTER RE. 0-Bf00
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
CONTINUED

ALEXANDRIA, 1850 Arlington Ter
-Semidetached, brick, 2 bedrms.
Nv. rm., din. rm., kit. bath, full
basement. No down payment, iusi
take over monthly payments Of
Sll6. DE. 2-246s. VIII. 6-S267,
ALEX, SEMINARY VALLEY-Cape
Cod, bedrms, 8 b.. sep. din. rm.,
osmt. and rec. rm., fenced yard
mr., schls,. Cameron Sta. and Pent
S25,300. OWNER, 931 1886.
ALEX, Janney's lane area-Brk
ramh" 3 b.r, 3 baths, gar. scr.
porch. Ice, rec. rm,. 2 firepls.
whit. carpet, assume In. b4n-S0AO
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CHEVERLY AREA-All-brick ram
bier. Vacant for immed. poss. Sep.
din. rm., full ree.-type bsmt., fire.
pl., scr. porch and many other
extras, Already FLA approved for
Sl7.250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
,wooDLANE-charming

cWOODLANE-C h arm ing
custom-built brick rambler,
large liV. rm. with fireplace.
formal din. rm., family
room. completely equipped
Kitchen with breakfast area.
I bedrms.. 3 full baths, 2
- extra rooms. ts-aere lot.
Fully air cond. Priced at
$4,000. Owner will accept
farm or tract Of land In
trade.
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THE WILSON BRIDGE makes thi

THE WILSON BRIDGE makes this
3-mos. -old, 4-bedrm., 21a-bath
split-level in Maryland's most de-
sired community lust q pleasant
drive to Alex, or the Pentagon as
well as Andrews or downtown
Wash. FLA, VA or cony.. S23,50O.
FRIENDLY Farms. no Qualifying.
assume VA loan. owner transit. az
ter only 3 mos. a acre. 3-b.r.
rambler wLbriGht bsmt., today's
kit. and firepl. Price Si7.S0O.
Rush.
ANDREWS-cENsUS. also very good
(lb MINI access to Capitol Hill
makes this b-bedrm.. 2-bath home
LIST on your LOoK-sEE list. It's
only ga yrs. old and you'll love
the neighborhood. Only 81, 100 dn.
nothing VA. 100000.
RETIRINo7 Want q nice eonyeni-
emily located home that can bring
you ~ much as $3.50 mo.3 It's
brk., II has q garage, II has q
lovely yard with trees and barbe-
cue, Could be yours for as little as
$1,000 dn. Call now.
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OxON HILL-sOuTHLAWN
OPEN i-pARK

G30b DUDLEY AVE.
Don't miss this a-brdrooni rsmble
With safase and lac. fensed VI
'PuFFENBERoER, Ritz cH. $1,000
Ox0N HILLS FINEST Location :
Come see our Weil-eonstrueted \
b.r, brk ramblera with bAseboar,
heat. They are going faat. GU
wheeler I'd. se, 70 Leland and n
10 9laaase e ~ Va. 1 lsa, hhALTf
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sEABRooK AcREs-one q, : hin,

bEAbHOOk ACHES-One OF a kind
eustom-built. centrally air-cond.,
4-leyel brick split-level. Beauti-
full ls-acre fenced lot, carport and
patio. Stainless steel kit. with all
major appliances built in. sep. din,
I'm. and finished familyGm. Priced
At S27 900 with choice terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

HT. Drown REAL EsTATE. Ina
7f6-7350
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

wEsTCHEsTER ESTATES
One Of Q kind custom built
in prestige area. Lovely
G large corner lot, garage,
separate din. rm. Priced at
S27,250.
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DRIVE OUT TO

DRUM POINT-spring's around the
corner. osyshr.old eunsaloy' beam
Sssr ki,ebpssS1r oYn lIs,pIss., pain s,,s
side barbecue, fruit trees, 2
blocks from water. Just $40 OOO.
Call 040.Ta00.
HUGH Il, PICK, iisle osorgia Ave,
EAST PINEs-only Si8,DbO,
5-bedrm,, full bnmt., immAe. Cape
Cod with huge aO0-ft. lot,
W. y. NICHOLAS, Ritz. III, $4,000
EAST RIvEnDALE-s3ps On, incl.
~ baths, full bsmt,, fenced lot,
vacant. OWNER. Du. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

WEST LANHAM HILLs--Attrac. 3.
bedrm.. home. lge. level fenced I'd
w/shade trees, newly redec, inside
and out, close to schools ano
shopping eenters, OF no dn. FLA
5000 dn. $12.b00. OWNER, 772.
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1 ToB
biOb 2sth PARKWAY

RARE FIND, close IN, CLEANING
cslo9iSI n ths BEST sfHoot
PokcH er BATHiNo in TIE
yard. Hot air heat, fireplace. full
witt Bsifpss,' ,ss'iiI1s72FFEReIE;RP
bgt.B217,
cuRTIs BROS.
SsS-sooo 2as-5soo
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0xoN HILL-5-6.T.. j Y bath spiIi
siS,so6,' CHI An s.s ssi'sensa saras'
|ON0N NIL = 3-bedrm. split-ievel
$500 On, FHA, MANY extras. i. q
MURRAY, RLTY., CHI. s-siO 90.
OxON HILL AREA-2-new a-bed.
q arsa 0i Plenty 81 s pTiyney "f pln.
rm.. kit, iiy. rm. with firepi..
baths, tiled waik-in bsmt. with
firepl. Must been seen 20 apprecl-
ate. .S29,b00. OWNER BUILDER
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COLLEGE PARK-S bedrms., on
redec. Asking Sl3,75O. This house
will be sold this week end. Better
see It. Call 0REENBELT REALTY
III HoUs IssVt $4,000 c' 10 $4,000
COLLEGE PARK-oPEN, 2-bedrm.
brk. rambler. Anehor-fenced lot.
Knotty-pine rec. rm. FHA Apr,
S14, 200. OWNER. WE. 5-b9S7.
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ALEXANDRIA
NAVY CAPTAINS HOME
In Monticello Park adjoin-
Ing Beverly Hills, 10 min.
70 PENTAoON. Colonial. 3
bedrms.. ~ baths, rec. rm.
Ia blocks to George Ma
son Elementary School.
$4,000. SHOWN BY APP
PO1NTMENT.
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BERKSHIRE
NEW LISTING

2-bedrm. brick rambler. equipped
kit, Ice. liv. rm. with din. area,
fenced lot. Only asking $4,000,
as little as $3.50 dn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

BROADvIEw-SI7,50O. g.
bedrm. rambler, sets high on
hill on large lot. Paneled
living rm., priced to sell
with excellent terms.
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'STORCH

REALToR sP. $4,000
CAMP SPRINGS = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, liv. rm, with firepl.. mod
ern kit, nice fenced u acre lot
tiled bsmt. S1S,250. VA or as
sumo conventional loan. 1902 Al
lentown I'd. CHI. S-s4s9.
CAMP SPRINGS. off Allentown I'd.
OF nothing down, FHA low On
pAyt-Full bsmt.. 3-bedrm. brich
rambler. Anchor fenced, par. rec
rm. FoRTIN RLTY. RE. 5-O707
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LANGLEY REALTY

W0ODLAWN-3-bedrm brk. split
level. 2 baths. rec, rm., fenced
yard. Assume Sl4,S00 loan. 1t
sparkles, UN, A-6bbO.
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HAwvERMALE HOMES, INC.
WE TAKE TRADES

WE. 5000 HA. 2-24l2
COLLEGE PARK-l2l new, 4 huge
bedrooms, Colonial-type homes,
spacious closets. 2 full ceramic
tiled baths, formal DIN. rm.. fam
ily-sized equip. kit. with Formica
cabinets, Ice. tiled daylight bSmt.
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DIRECTIONS: 2 miles north 81
o. OF MD. on U. S. / turn right
at Edgewood I'd, LIST right then
LIST left to 4707 and 470o NAN
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Camp Springs, Clinton,
Allentown, Temple Hills
ATTENTION AAFB PERSONNEL
, bedrms.. ". 2 and 2h baths
firepiaces. Prom $1,000 up with
az low as 10st down, IU. 9-2b20
-cH R.7Ie4, cY. 7-e0n2,
ToRTIN REALTY RE-, b-O507
CAMP gPRiNGg
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cARRoLLroN-nTict fam6l,f.

cARRoLLIoN-Brisk rambler. 1
ioysIy re-. rna bsttsf-ihah.nsv
egnd. Asking sis.9bO. GREEN.
HhLT hLALTY CO.. Realtors
hobsfs 900 TO $4,000
CHEvERLY-Brk, Colonial. n lee
bedrmt, mod. fanhily-sizs Kitchen
den, full bsmt., screened porch
OWNER, s2i,b00. BP. 3.b4sO.
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c. paul hickman, inc.

bELTsyILLE, , 1913 ssh ave. s5
. baths, full bsmt. with rec, nm,
carport' lge. lot. 00od terms
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422e
BELTsVILLE = Lge. 4-bedrm.. 2.
story OrieH S EcRE Ion
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apis HAkYEsr RID.

ANXIOUS FOR SPRING,
Greet spring IN this lovely 3-bed-
room brick rambler, ultramodern
~. fully sqgipJ: SEP, liy. and
9 r%,.; erigh ss ~ glor s.,DE rIn
SEE 1T AND YOU WILL BUY III.
Evet., b67.b2b0.
CURTIS BROS. LII. $4,000
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