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CLASSES

A. BABIES AND cHILDREN-ons
or more youngsters "a. be judged for
cuteness, expression OF character, or
mood. subjects may DO engaged In
any activity or interest. Adults may
appear II they are not the principal
d, ACTIVITIES = Teen-agers or
adults. They may be engaged In any
season: occupations, hobbies. sports
and recreationsi any picture that
OF everyday life. Children may ap-
pear y they are mot the principal
c. SCENES AND "TABLEroPs'-
Judged for scenic or pictorial appeal
--landscapes, marine views, histori-.
cal spots; street sssnsI. 6u .,
eiudins Tabletop or miniSturs ar
ranRements.
d. ANIMAL LTFE-Housshold pets.
farm animals, forest wild life. roo
animals, etc,j any situation In which
the Aforesaid subjects are OF prinei-
Color entries will be Judged in the
same four classes listed above.
IMPORTANT: " vou snap a pic
,S,s .o Sa'sn g 0ss ;spsest I g sHtsr n
or persons appear, be sure 10 Get
their names and addreSses. Thit 10
necessary because, before your pic
tnre con become eligible for entry In
the Newspaper National SHapshot
Awards, the tprttten consent OF such
recognizable person or PERSONS 10
the USE OF the picture 5NT adpeFtisiHg
purposes must Be obtateed.
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Headline PuzzIer

How thoroughly do you read your Starr
Here are IS questions, all current news.
Properly completed the answers across
spell out a headline between thu two
heavy verticle lines.
Urges members to open apprenticeship
centers.
7U. N. emplOys suspected Of spying.
Sarah Churchlll's loss.
lPhiIby's position In 1881 SPY scandal.
sBoycotts Red summit rally.
sGoldwater indorsers' cry.
Jcharge against Beckwith.
sDecember u set as Independence Day.
challenged by Patterson.
10 Italian atomic scientist tried a. spy by
British.
II Presented Robert with eighth
u Receives United States help In building
air strip.
u Kreblozen claimed 10 be . cure.
II Scene Of slno-Soviet gathering.
IS New Sultan Of Zanzibar.
10 cIA employees Russian brother says;
"come home"
" Belgian Premier resigns.
10 July 10th phenomena.
~ New head Of West Point.
20 Plans 10 offer scholarship az RoTc
inducement.
81 Christine's Jailed jamaican lover.
"a Monk. Russell and Sims among per.
formers there.
% First American to win mems singles
Al Wimbledon since 1855.
"a Newsday founder deceased.
IS Wins loo.mstsr dash In Moscow.
o 1893, By Columbia Features, Inc.
Solution on Tomonow's Fsoturs PoSe
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Error Bills

A 1857 printing error has
received considerable publi-
city in recent months after
finally coming to the at
tention Of collectors.
This Is the 81 silver certi-
ficate with the signatures Of
Secretary Of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson and
Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest
and with mismatched serial
numbers. The number on the
left side Of the note does not
correspond with the number
on the right.
About 10000 Of these bills
with two different numbers
were released for circulation.
Most Of them turned up in
the Atlanta area and set off
quite q treasure hunt.
The error apparently &C.
CURED during a change Of
shifts at the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing when
one Of the pressmen failed
to check to see that the
numbers matched. Although
all bills go through a series
Of examining operations,
this particular type of error
is a difficult one to detect.
Actually. with the vast
quantities Of money printed,
the number of errors which
do get through are very few
indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
Hong Kong Finds
Computer Faster

The oriental abacus, which
used to beat the mechanical
computer all hollow, has been
forced to yield to electronics in
Hong Kong.
The new Mandarin Hotel
there has gone TO electronics
for computing guests bills and
can do so in Just one minute
when they are ready to check
out.
All OF the hotels cashiers are
equipped with a typewriter like
keyset which registers any
charge instantly on a punch
card In q central room behind
the hotels main desk. The
cards are kept sorted by room
number and when a guest is
ready TO leave they can be
tabalated almost instantly.
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l.. This enntast Ia strictly for
amateur photographers residing In
the Washington trading area; Anne
Arundel. Calvert. CHARLES. Frederick.
n nST e MontESmsry, Prince Georges g:
Arlington. culpeper, Fairfax, Fau-
Stafford, Warren and Westmoreiand
Counties In virglnia and Jefferson
County In West virginia. Anyone 10
slisloie excepting employees OF The
participating In the Newspaper Ma
tional Snapshot Awards, employees
Of the sponsors and their families,
and individuals who. personally, or
any members Of whose families are
engaged IN the, manufacture. sale,
commercial finishing. or professional
2. Pictures that have been made
after July i, 1869, are eligible. The
lO,week contest ends at midnight
3. Black-and-whits snapshots may
pc made from any brand OF negative
type black-and-white film. but not
from color transparencies. Color
brand Of color film. Color On prints NJ
may Pc made from any brand OF
color film ANY make Of camera may
Be used. No print. enhancement or
ransparency more than 10 inches
IN the longer. dimension win be ac-
ceptea. No art work or retopehing Is
tiyes from witch they are made or
on tranAparoncies. No composite
pictures, such as multiple printing
or montages are eligible. Except for
transparencies, which may be IN
s n mounts' pictures should
4. To enter the contest, mail a.
many prints Or trensparencies ~ you
g r.. T stsr "a sSal'' sns ass
Contest Editor" On The back 81
sech picture. print your name and
nddre.s clearly In ink, and the class
IN which you wish the picture
enter 4; as ss. e., Glasses Print ths
mount Of your color tTansparsneiss.
3. No ,blaek-And-whits or color
nit neeatiyes with your prints. II
you include q stamped, seif-ad-
dressed envelope with your color
Ianspereneies. every effort win be
made 70 return them.. but safe re-
G Hs. !, not 0 GUARANTEED, Keep nsg ,,.
teur Snapshot Contest Editor. ioniy
original neaatives and Transparent
eiss aeeeptsd The star and the
enapshot Awards assume no, respon-
slbility for negatives, prints or
transparencies. go. -
o, At the. close OF the contest.
The star will award grand prizes 20
the eight pictures tone In each
classl chosen BY is judges "a the
best entered IN its contest. These
eight winners then will be entered
~ me star In the Newspaper
ht Will compete with enlrles from
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man Evangelical Congress at
Dortmund, Woodward g.
Lothrop reports.
The design by Hans Juer-
gen Rau shows a crown of
thorns, made Of barbed wire,
encircling the emblem of the
congress, a large and four
small crosses.
The red and black stamps
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Notwithstanding Suggestion"

Of Washington at the first
July meeting. Other officers,
all reelected, are Leonard
Dulberg. vice president; Car
oline Hunter. executive Sec
rotary; Donald Brenke, re-
cording secretary and John
Costello, treasurer.
y y
Fort Stephenson Cachets
Although there has been
no commemorative so far for
the War Of 1912, philatelic
recognition has not been
lacking. Al Boerger, the COW
er man, reminds us that the
Fort Stephenson Stamp Club
Of Fremont, Ohio, for ex-
ample, is marking the turn
ing point Of the war, the end
Of the British invasion Of
Ohio, with a sesquicentennial
stamp and coin show. They
are offering six cachets, with
slogan or show cancel, at 20
cents each, 81 for the set or
50 for both sets. The ad-
dress is Fort Stephenson
Stamp Club, Pc. Box 372,
Fremont, Ohio.
\ \ = =
New Issues
CANAL ZONE-A lucent
air mail stamp marking the
second anniversary Of the
Alliance for Progress will be
placed on sale at the Balboa,
Canal Zone. post office on
August II, the same day as
the United States commem-
orative for the Alliance.
The central design is the
green and blue Alliance for
Progress insignia, on a gray
background. On the right is
a blue block background with
the lettering CANAL ZONE
15c AIR MAIL POSTAGE"
The three-color stamp has
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CLOSE-UPS AND LONG SHOTS
Linen-Printed Photos
Are Very Versatile

many, and was unveiled
earlier this year at the big
Photokina photo show in
Cologne, where 1t was seen
by an American photo dealer.
He thought so much Of Its
potentials that he formed q
new firm, Major Photo In
dustries, Yonkers, N. Y, to
introduce 1t to America.
Darkroom Techniques
Argenta Photo-Linen is
processed and handled like
other Photographic enlarging
papers except that 1t comes
in only one "hard" graduation.
A yellow-green filter and 10
watt lamp are recommended
for the darkroom safelight.
When developing large-size
pictures, the developer should
be diluted. thereby calling for
a longer developing time with
greater control possible.
Since the photo-linen goes
limp when wet, it can be
folded and processed In trays
much smaller than the actual
picture size. It is fixed and
washed as with normal
papers and dried by hanging
from a clothes slime or
stretched out on a wooden
frame.
Photo-linen pictures can be
toned in any of the usual
Photographic toning solutions
or can be dyed or fireproofed.
Since it is unaffected by fire.
quent wetting or washing, 1t
can be used outdoors de-
spite rain or the elements.
Stretched out flat. or ironed.
1t will dry fiat.
The cost Of photo linen,
naturally, is more than regu-
lar charging papers. For
example, a package Of 10
sheets. 8 by 10 inches, costs
$3.50. Because Of its advan-
tages, however, q great num-
Der Of commercial advertis-
ing, theatrical and display
uses for it will be found as
we'll as the decorative uses
around the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
By IRVING DESFOR
Associated Press Writer

ASoOSAob0u GAVool VAAVOA
Reader response is graf
flying when I tackle such
topics as how pictures made
by camera fans can be used
as decoration around the
house or how to live with
your photographs.
This was particularly true
recently when I mentioned
a new Color Canvas" en-
largement technique which
is now available for amateur
photographers. The 11x14
inch color enlargements. each
in a wooden frame, have a
canvas-like, oil-painting fin
ish which seems to enhance
the artistic quality Of photo
graphs. They are made by a
color lab, specialists in color
printing for professional pho
tographers, from 35-mm color
slides or larger Transparent
cies or color negatives and
cost Just under $40 each.
With careful selection of
only his best vacation or
family pictures, this could
be the basis for a camera
fans personal art gallery.
Now I've come across
another Observation-Disclosures
possibility but 1t concerns
black and white engagements
which can be made in the
home darkroom.
Instead Of enlarging paper,
a new senSitized photo linen
Is available which can be
rolled, folded. crumpled and
repeatedly soaked. yet can be
ironed or stretched flat to
make q permanent, fine-tex-
tured photograph with many
decorative uses.
Great Strength
The fine-grade linen makes
sparkling bright pictures
from 5 by Z inches up to
giant murals In size. 1t has
great tensile strength, so that
its impregnated photograph
does not peel, crack or tear
like paper can. The linen Is
translucent so that photo
graphs can be Lit from the
back and the pictures shine
through clearly. This makes
photos especially suitable for
personal lampshade pictures,
roll-up window shades and
decorative light boxes and
picture windows. Wherever
decorative cloth Is called for,
this photo linen can be used
such as for place mats,
table cloths, curtains, wall
paper, etc.
The new photo material,
called "Argenta Photo-Linen"
comes In standard sheet sizes
from 5 by Z inches up to 20
by "a inches and in 50-inch
rolls from 80 to $50 feet long.
1t is made in Munich, Ger
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been printed on the Giori
press at the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing here in
an initial order Of 100000.
Addressed first day covers
with money or remittance for
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
TODAY

Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm.
Rimma Sklarevski estate, $40
North Charles-Street avenue,
Towson, Md. Picnic and
donation auction.
MONDAY
Hyattsville -Riverdale Stamp
Club, 8 pm. Town Hall, 47l8
Queensbury road, Riverdale.
Md.
FOrestville Coin Club, 8
pm, Hospitality Room, Coop
Food Store, Penn Mar Shop
ping Center, Pennsylvania
avenue extended. Auction.
WEDNESDAY
Washington PhiIateic So
ciety, 8 pm. Arts Club, 2017
street NV. Panel discus
sions on arranging and
mounting a stamp collection.
Last meeting until Septem-
Der.
Alexandria Coin Club, 7:30
pm, Recreation Hall, Cam
eron and Harvard streets, Al
exandria, Va.
THURSDAY
Capitol View Stamp Club,
noon, Room 204O, North HEW
Building. Fourth street and
Maryland avenue S.W.
Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm, Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association,
Fenton street and Pershing
drive, Silver Spring, Md. Talk
by Henry Beers on his British
No. IS reconstructed sheet.
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the cost Of the stamps may be
sent to the Philatelic Agency,
Balboa Heights, Canal Zone,
with a First Day Covers"
notation on the outer enve-
lope. Mint stamp orders must
be sent separately and must
include return postage.
GERMAN FEDERAL RE-
PUBLIC-A 20-pfenning COM
memorative will be issued
Wednesday for the 18th Ger
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Douglas
Calls TV
A Friend

Continued From Page FL
the pictures Of the indie
pendent stars like myself.
Every top actor has his own
company. We were forced into
1t. My company and others
like 1t, Of necessity, had to
fill q vacuum. The idea of
one central studio that the
majors are now talking about
Is very smart. Universal has
had 1t for some time. several
independent companies max
ing pictures on the lot and
Universal handling all the
financing and merchan-
dizing."
As for television being the
arch enemy Of the film in
dustry, Kirk does not believe
1t. 1.-THE old movies are the
most popular feature of tele-
vision. And they remind
people how good the bigger
screen Is. II anything. T'V has
built up a greater movie au-
dience. Why do you think so
many people wanted to see
Bette Davis and Joan Craw-
ford in Whatever Happened
to Baby Jane?' It's because
they liked them in the old
movies they saw on the late
show" Well. that's a new
idea. But Kirk could be
right; the lines are forming
again around the blocks even
for pictures that do not get
good reviews.
Physically, Kirk has
changed very little since the
day he made Champion"
and we were all sure he
would win the Oscar for 1t.
He has been nominated for
the award three times, for
Champion" THE Bad and
the Beautiful" and Lust
for Life"
IT don't have an agent"
said Kirk. II discharged him
when he pleaded with me
not to do Champion" In
stead he wanted me to do
1.-The Great Sinner" with
Ava Gardner, Gregory Peck
and Ethel Barrymore. It was
a great flop"
When he Is not making
pictures and fortunes, Kirk
lives in q modern style house
in Beverly Hills. complete
with championship tennis
court and swimming pool.
He has two children from his
marriage with the former
Diana Dill, Michael, who will
be 10 in September, and 16-
year-old Joel. The divorce
occurred in 1850. In the
early sos, Kirk was inter-
viewed in Paris by pretty
blond newspaperwoman Ann
Buydens. They were mar
ried in Las Vegas, Novem-
Der, 1855, and they have two
sons, Peter, 8. and Eric, 5.
It's a good life for Kirk
who was born Of poor par
ents In Amsterdam, New
York, Al years ago. There
are six sisters, and Kirk
went to work early to help
with the slim finances. He
delivered papers. worked in
q department store and
jerked sodas. It seems to me
that the poorer the person
Is, the more incentive he
has. It has been proved time
and time again, that the
children Of rich people are
not as lucky as we some
times think they are.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY,
in Transfers Auditorium, Louisiana
avenue and North Capitol street.
Flower Thief IRON Rice, 1960)
and "Dementia" John Parker, 1850.
SMITHSONIAN TUITION,
. through July 2S, special selection Of
photographs By Irving Penn.
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DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR
TODAY

TO-DAY
600 Duplicate, Hotel 24O0 eco.
H-7200) 1880, MP. Langley Park
Duplicate. .97O6 Cottrell Terrace.
Ssssss5 DriPPf .,ia s:'r Ifsf a.r 4ss
SAp. 4-i57s( i:45. sleepy Hollow.
Falls Church Cinvitational. JE.
MONDAY
Andrews, Andrews AFB Officers
/. Club dnyitational( 7:46. Arl..Fax,
s2o A4TSns sPP M SSC:vaF For. A MsaS:
Officers CLUB. 7;45, Guy Mason
calvert. 12:45. Silver Spring, 9405
Bruce drive, Silver Spring Sreserva-
ions. JU. o-7S10) 7:30. MP.
TUESDAY
y Falls Church, 2e2 North Washing
ton street. Falls Church IKE.
sS994lS i 556 FEDERAL Bride Le PHT.:
Commission. official dining-rOCm.
GAO building, $40. Goren Duplicate,
suite 102. the Dupont east, 1915
Eighteenth reservations, 667-1345l
noon mP india, india. DrlHs .n. Country
Officers Service Club, 1914 Twenty
1Arst s. 1900 Valley drive, Alex
Mndria. o;4b.
WEDNESDAY
1000 Valley drive, Alexandria.
T:45. Belair Duplicate. 1910 Kes-
wick Lane. Bowie l464-0079) 7:46.
Belle Haven Country Cub, Alex
endria dnyitationaD 7;45. Chess
MP. Congressional Secretaries, cafe
terra, New House office building, Z.
Fairfax YMCA, route 236, Fairfax.
7:46, MP. Guy Mason Recreation
Center, Wisconsin and Calvert. 1880.
coGmu Min'f S.Sssr, Soup SHH ' ssf:
tional) 8. Old Dominion. Lans-
burgh's, shirlington (JE, 4-S076
1890. Silver Spring, 9406 Bruce
drive, Silver Spring reservations,
~. e-7s10 10. MP.
7a THURSDAY
Falls Church. 222 North Wash
nsSsSSsR4 ss'EHs DS GaHssa salFs
EishtsenssS ia trese PVati sAt Ss87-1s&b3
Noon. Northern virginia Bridge
Association, Park Arlington Motel.
arlington. 1:4O. washington Bridge
LEAGUE, washington Hotel, TAB.
second session. Open Pairs.
FRIDAY
e4O0 Duplicate. Hotel 24oo (co.
6-72O0l 7;46, MP. Central YMCA,
Suite Zoe, the Dupont east, i54S
Eighteenth observations. 667-1345)
7:45. Irving street, Ala North Iry-
ing street, Arlington IKE; s-273D
vile, 8. Walker. 6l00 AID place,
HyattsVille, $3.50 rp and 7:46, MP.
SATURDAY
Chess Club. Hotel 240O Cnvita-
tionaD 7:46. Walsh. 1872 Massa-
chusetts, 7:45. NatiOnwide Charity
Game, washington Bridge League.
Sheraton Park Hotel. one-session.
3 PM, one-session Open Pair,
$3.50 PM. Nationwide Charity Game,
Northern Virginia Bridge ASsocia-
ton. Park Arlington Motel. Airing
ton. one-session. 8 PM.
NEXT SUNDAY
24O0 Duplicate, Hotel 24O0, 7;30.
Playfair, 1881 Harvard. 1:46. MP
Langley Park Duplicate, 07O5 Cot
trell terrace, Silver Spring (reserva-
tionS) Y. Sleepy Hollow, Fails Church
UnVitationaa) 1880.
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have been offset printed by
A. Bagel Of Dusseldorf.

PHILIPPINES The first
In a series Of stamps carrying
quotations from Filipino pres
idents was issued July 4 in 8
and 80 sen denominations
with q portrait Of President
Manuel Roxas and the Taga-
log quotation with English
translation 1--WE want to see
a world where people viii
have enough and none viii
have too little"
The next president to be
featured will be Ramon Mag
saysay, the first Champion
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Of Liberty" In the United
States series.
Renato c. Plata, 400 A.
Mabini. Caloocan City. Philip
pines, offers mint blocks Of
four and two different first
day covers for 81.
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NEXT SUNDAY

24O0 Duplicate, Hotel 2400, 7;30.
Playfair, 1881 Harvard. 1:46, MP
Langley Park Duplicate. 07O5 Cot
trell terrace, Silver Spring (reserva-
tions) z, Sleepy Hollow, Falls Church
Onvitationai) 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

Our complete new Coin Shops lecture coins Of
the United Stotes, foreign and oneient coins
-. plus O complete line for the lobbyist and
collector. Use your Flexible chsrss Account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

Chess Club. Hotel 240O Qnvita-
tiOnah 7;45 WSIs ,1:nI I7s2 Mas So
sheraton Park Hotel. one-session.
3 PM, one-session Open Pair,
$40 PM. Nationwide Charity Game,
Northern Virginia Bridge Associa-
ton. Park Arlington Motel, Airing
ton one-sezsion PM
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Shannon & LuchS
g {9j49-433O

BETHESDA-M -MAPLEWOOD - 4-bed-
rm., 3-bath home In most con-
venient location. Sep. din. room,
de luxe kitchen with breakfast
In lower level Central air cond.
Well priced In low 1nA.
Evening star., 1963-04-01

OWNER TRANSFERRED-Must sell
his cherished home in Lanham
Park, 3 bedrms and den, > ee-
ramic tiled baths, family-size din.
rm,, large rec.-type daylight O,mt.
with outside exit, 2-car garage.
A show place on q big tree
decked lot like q private park
and you can buy 1t for less than
100000 with FLA or Gil terms. see
this for sure.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
277-7774 277-2I75
Evening star., 1963-04-01

ADELPHI-see. this 3-bedrm. bath
and-a-hAlf masonry home today,
Fin. rec. rm. with picture window
bar, lge. liv. rm. with wall-to-
wall carpet. Lot 120x350. Only
sci ESQ. Dial 434-l40O, ADELPHl
Evening star., 1963-04-01
HERR 1T is

| tuuo WIS. ave- VI. O-fouO
ENGLISH MANOR-If YOU want q
brk. rambler with 4 bedrms., . y
baths; rec: Im. huge kit. large
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Shannon & Luchs
HchltoIs oluCc lHVO
CRESTVIEW
LIST WITH LINGO

ENGLISH VILLAGE - 3-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod, bedrm, and DOW
der rm. on lSt. beautifully s.tu-
ated on tree-shaded lot In prestige
area. Be sure TO see. Only
S2s,gb0. Ewes. call G50-b232.
nH|T INV
Evening star., 1963-04-01

53a3 CONN. AVE. NV. CChevy
Chase Towers)-Efficiency and /
bedrm., in de luxe air-cond. bldg,
SllO-Sl49,50, To inspect. see
mgr, Apt 20l, or phone 362-
1S47 R, A. HUMPHREYS, 100
Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-01

your CORNERS AREA-Nsw list
Ing, Comfortable and Attrac. 2.
bedrm, Colonial home, plenty OF
trees and quiet street, FHA ap-
nrnInnh Il Il MN
Evening star., 1963-04-01
COOP APTS. FOR SALE

ALONE?-Attractive efficiency. sep
kit, tiled bath, elev. BLDG, low
maintenance. Perfect cond. onll
So. 800, good terms. JAY REALTY
COMPANY, bSl-0430.
Evening star., 1963-04-01

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Luxury brick 3-bedrm. home with
P9ss P%'' sn9 9eopN posdss im I1, osn Spa IAN m
3 bedrms,. sun porch and bath.
Tiled bsmt., slate roof, 2 firepl. A
= must AZ 100. m ,ooo
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Assume One Trust

on this 3-bedrm. raneher with rec
fn' Loan now Sl2,sOO. Sale price
$4,000. Total payments SlO3
incl. all. College Park area.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-l80C
Evening star., 1963-04-01

comfort with economy. Spacious
Cape Cod with. 4 bedrms., . fun
baths, family-size din. rm., nice
rec. rm. and 9TH bedrm. in big
bright walk-out bsmt., big lot,
nice patio. Priced low and you
may buy FLA or GI terms. or we
will take your present home in
trade.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACC AREA DIN. NEW RAMB.
y ACRE, S26,95O. Other Models.
dIULIANo, OIL. 4-110O, Open I'll 9
ARCOLA AREA = Sparkling brk.
split-level, 4 bedrms.. ~ baths.
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONED
For summer comfort. on cul-de-
sac with lots of trees. Priced in
W. J. NICHOLAS. Realtor s4s-1eOO
ASPEN HILL PARK = Impressive
spacious 3-bedrm., split-foyer ram
bier on wooded lot. adjacent to St.
Jude's. Extras incl. cent. air cond ,,
rec. rm. with bar and built-in
refrigerator, cedar closets and hu-
miditieI on furnace. Must be seen.
S24,950.
YoUNKIN q CO.. s33-15OO TIL o
BETHESDA--Half acre with trees,
lovely brick home. ? firepls. air
cond., 2-ear gar, owner anxious.
Countrywide Realty, 9l9-l9O1
BETHESDA-Beautiful, immac. brk
Split-leyel, only , years old, situ-
Ated on q large level shrubbed lot,
mr.. Landon School. A perfect home
for q large family. Spacious family
rm. with fireplace. bedrm. and
bath on lst level. Living rm., din
ing rm. and dream kitchen with
breakfast area few steps up
Three additional twin-bedrms. ano
2 more tiled baths. TAstefully de-
corated and luXuriously carpeted
and drAped. Bsmt. and built-ir
garage. All for under $40. 900.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE orc.