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names, whether of performer
or composer; unless the tag
is there, they feel cheated.
OF course, could be wrong.
Anybody feel like proving
that I am?
n So
NEWS FROM HERE-It
may come as something of q
surprise to the piano. fancier
familiar with names like
Steinway, Baldwin, Bechstein,
Broadwood and Boesendorfer,
that there is a substantial
Japan csc firm named
YAMAHA, in the business Of
making pianos. Their pros
pectus lists and illustrates a
full line from spinets to up
rights, grands from baby to
concert. The local agent for
Yamaha pianos is the Fer
gusOn Piano Company, 1890
Grandview avenue in
Wheaton.
At the Circle Theater,
Twenty-first street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. this
week two opera films may be
seen. Tuesday and Wednes-
day brings the Salzburg Fes-
tival production Of Mozart's
Don Giovanni" Wilhelm
Furtwangler conducting; Fri
day and Saturday brings a
Rome opera Company pro-
duction of Verdi's Aida"
Both films are in color. .
George PiatigOrsky, cellist,
will be the intermission guest
on the NBC network radio
show, ToScanini - The Man
Behind the Legend, Wednes-
day, 9:05 pm. Toscanini was
a cellist before he became q
conductor, but no one seems
to have said much about the
way he played.
- So
NEWS FROM THERE
TanglewOOd, Mass: The first
American performance Of
Benjamin Britten's war Re-
quiem," presented under the
baton of Erich LeinsdOrf as
a Berkshire Festival special
event yesterday, was tapped for
telecaSt. 1t will be shown in
the Washington area by
WTTG-TV (Channel 81 next
Sunday, 9 to II pm. The
work calls for full orchestra
and chorus with soprano solo,
boys choir, a chamber or
cheStra of IL players, tenor
and baritone soloists. The
soloists: Phyllis Curtin, So
prano; Nicholas Di Virgilie,
tenor; Tom Krause, baritone.
Britten dedicated the work
to four friends killed in World
War II, and the premiere was
given at the conservation Of
the rebuilt Cathedral of st.
Michael in Coventry last
spring.
Opera, whatever the Ian
guage in which it was COM
posed, tends to be sung in the
language Of the country in
which it is presented, French
in France, Swedish in Sweden
Russian in Russia, and so on
with some exceptions). On
Wednesday in Tel Aviv, Is
rael, the world premiere Of
Beethoven's opera, Fidelio,
will be given in Hebrew, in
a translation from the Ger
man by Ephraim Dror. The
principals include Jan Peerce,
Hide Zadek and Laurel Hur-
ley, all Metropolitan Opera
stars; william Steinberg will
conduct the Israel Philhar-
monte Orchestra.
Il Il +
BITS AND PIECES
Scientists keep records of al
kinds of things, including the
musical talents of that great
plagiarist, the mockingbird
who has a splendid ear for 9
tune. A news item cited ar
ornithologist's report that 9
D. c. mocker a few years
ago sang along with the Ma
tiOnal Symphony Orchestrs
at an outdoor concert a.
Carter Baron-quite a few
years ago. The bird had 1T
big moment in Prokofieft''
Peter and the Wolf" it say
here, initiating the flute i'm
itating the bird-calls.
THE MONTGOME Rl
COUNTY YOUTH ORCHES
IRA, a fine group of younI
musicians led by Cheste
Dot.onaL hos voaV,hars 4,
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w CAAouAO q AAAA va esAA viva
flowing house.
Well, the big night comes.
The audience is in place,
waiting for the music to get
started.
Surprise
Then, after a suitable de-
lay the impresario walks
out in front Of the footlightS.
holds up his hands for silence.
and says:
Ladies and gentlemen.
may I please have your at
tention. Unfortunately, due
to circumstances beyond the
artists control, the concert
announced for this evening
will not take place. In a
way, I regret this, but then,
on the other hand, I have
what I hope will be q
pleasant surprise for you.
Instead of the virtuoso
who was to entertain you,
there will be another, equally
we'll known; instead of the
program you were to hear.
there will be another, equally
well worth your attention.
However, in order to
pique your curiosity, and in
order to focus your attention
on the music and its per-
Torrance without any ex-
traneous elements to distract
you, the name of the subSti-
tute and his program will
not be announced.
"All I am allowed to say
Is that his rank in the pro-
fession is equal to that Of
the individual who is not to
appear, and that the music
he has chosen for perform
ance is equally interesting
and meritorious.
"Of course, those Of you
who wish to leave are free
to do so, and If you have
been Inconvenience, please
accept my apologies.
ITO those who remain,
may I say thank you-and
good liStening!"
What Would Happen
The concert then proceeds,
exactly as stated. A per-
former, preferably better
than the one who drew the
audience plays music pref
erably better tt an that
originally announced.
Only the names are miss
ing, a nice cloak-and-dagger
touch would be to require a
mask or a disguise so that
knowledgeable listeners would
not recognize the artist from
his or her physique or
physiognomy.
What do you think would
happen?
How many people would
stay to listen?
How would those who
stayed react to what they
heard?
I have a bunch that this
kind of experiment would be
very little fun for the aver
age audience. Nevertheless,
it would be most instructive
Audience Reaction
For one thing. a good per.
centage of those on hanc
would leave. Most came tt
see a specific performer;
others came to hear tina
individual play specific
pieces. Just good music anC
good playing would not b
enough.
OF those who remainet
behind, few would be happy
There would be q lot Of un
easineSs about the quality O
the performance, despite tn
impresario's assuring word.
Maybe he was Just fooling?
Some would be baffled b
the music. Did Beethove,
write 1t? Was it Hummel
Maybe Krommer or Kocz
wara? The pain Of no
knowing would be intense
If you wanted to refine tn
torture, you could make yer
sure that the composer
would be good and unknown
even though their must
might be very fine indeed.
II I am not mistaken, tw
things would soon becom
clear:
/. Audiences come to Sc
not hear.
q A,udiaprac hiIv hranf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND
SATURDAY

RICHARD ALEXANDER, organ. g..
Johns Church, Lafayette Square, i
pm. sonatinS for organ. sowerby;
ToccatA, Adagio and FuRue. Bach
5araband for Solemn Occasion,
Miner: Chorale In A Minor. Franek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
FRIDAY

UNITED STATES ARMY BAND, L.
Col, Hugh Curry, conductor. Solo
Trabucco, tenor (vocal). Capitol
Plaza, y pm, Spirit OF Independence
March, HolEmann; overture tc
Iolanth, Sullivan, Matador, Caca'
fond; United States Army BSnc
March, streeter; Selections from The
Student Prince, Romberg; Pasaui-
made, dottschalk; Selections from
The Music Man, Wilson; Prelude
and, Fugue In O Minor (The Littlel
Bach.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND
Col. George s. Howard. Capt. harry
II. Meusser, conductors. Soloists
Larry Wlehe, trombone: Robert Bar
low, harp. Watergate, $3.50 pm
Those Endearing Young Charms
Mantiat A Festival Prelude. Reed
Dawn Breaks at q shinto Shrine
esrto No ] for Harp, Handel; Ii
Baden Waltz. Komzak-. Howard: Fal
and Stripes Forever. Sousa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Cricket and the Bullfrog, Yoder
Mike, the Magical, Dixon; Tubby IN,
Tuba, KleinSinger; Old Mcdonald
phony with real toys), Haydn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
FO, T.r, he. D y! 7 ,.,, G.n,ulO

Next sundays LlstinEsj
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SUMMER
SESSION CHORUS, Michael Cordo-
yana, conductor University Thea
ter Building, Catholic University,
\ pm.
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND, u
.watergatr, $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
THURSDAY

UNITED STATES NAVY BAND, II.
soloistS! ArllnatOn zs.ty. pieeo aO
s so rf p c6 nsT.a'o Ior Y Youns
People, with Virginia Ballet Com
pany. Puppet overture. zanlnellii
MY Pony, Macaroni, Snyder: The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
LOVE IN BLOOM AT THE OLNEY

Jean AnOui sophisticated fairy tale Tme about the
his deceased sweetheart who
living substitute Tuesday night at the Oney
Theater Leading players captured by Caricatur Gregory Tin
the usual Oder Eleanor Phelps Sidney Walker Robert M Tom
Toner and Angela Thornton
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LATEST TV INFORMATION

1880. WTOP (9)-CBs Washington Report. 1884
Republican Presidential Possibilities"
4:45 WTTG (5)-Western Open Golf Tournament
Live coverage Of the finals from Beverly Country Club
in Chicago, Illinois
$3.50, WRC (D-NBC News Special. Report on the
test ban agreement with comments from leading Con-
gresSmen and Cabinet members
Evening star., 1963-09-29
Lead a

There was a Time when a
woman was supposed to
find her personality and
dress to it. Sounds
mighty dull TO US! We
vote for The venture
some girl land the
accessories TO help her)
who turns from outdoor
pal TO fragile flower,
from bulky and burIy to
sIimIy feminine, from
darIngIY new to chic,
tried and true. Here we
illustrate what we mean.
And if your favorite
store hasn't The exact
same bag or gloves
or hat, you'll find its twin
in mood and effect!
Our POISE outdoor girl
wears q |. parka in vertical
quilted nyIon and stretch
pants, anchored by con-
toured stirrups for campus
walking. Petit. 2. Rainproof
white alligator hat reverses
to black Orion. Eveyitt. 3.
CobbIer boots. More boots
=. 4. calf high, leather moe
casins in cordovan. SondIer
Of Boston. 5. Midwoy-to-knee
high, water repeIIent, fuzzy
fake-fur inside and outl
boots. B. F. Goodrich. 6.Knee
high red vinyI patent stove
pipes" lined in nyIon fleece.
Eskiloos by u. S. Rubber. T.
Grey and white jacquard
leotard-stockines, designed
by BaIenciaga. 8. and red and
gold bulky wool, over-the-
knee striped stockings. Both
Bonnie Doom. 2. Gold tex
tured chain. Monet. 10
"Shee" fake-fur bag with
leather trim. Roger Von S.
II. Textured knit and leather
gloves. Fuchs. II. Black and
white pony triangle. lined
with vinyI. Dome. 3. Beige
suede and knit cIoche. Mod
cops. IA. White bulky Orion
I nj
Evening star., 1963-03-31
PEACH ORCHARD HGTS.
ff New Rnute 20 Area

VALUES. AcT NoWTI A:
tractiys brick rambleri with
3 bedrooms, separate dining
rooms. z baths and earportS.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT
HOMEl Choose your lot OF
N a acre and We viii build
% suit. Call HE. 4-i7O0.
tstsSops poi ~ q ISs -cssn.i nsU E9Tis ny
! TO Peach Orchard Heights.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
SHERWOOD FOREST
l1n Motley Rnad

DELIGHTFUL SITTING
Nearly -aere lot with lovely
trees and Btrea m at rear.
3-bedrm, rambler with sepa-
rate dining rm.. fully equipped
kit with balcony. 2 baths and
carport. A spacious home.
Must b. seen 70 BE- appreciated,
WE TAKE TRADES, Priced
V sell. S32. 600. HE. 4-i700.
Directions: Out New Hamp-
ahirs ave, extended 70 Motley
ppen sign.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
WHEATON
1901 Ferrara Drive

HOLIDAY PARK - spie-and-
span 3.bedrm., ih-bath split
level, separate dining room.
family kit, sub-basement with
partially finished rec. room,
beautifully landscaped corner
lot Only s2O,bO0. Call p49-
directions: Out vlsrs MN I'd.
npvv lsIs o. s,,IS ysrraFa 70 PICKS
Evening star., 1963-03-31
LIsTINos URGENTLY NEEDED

CHEVY CHASE. s5is oienmoor
or; Mod. air cond. split-level, 1
gsnraEe: eox1bO lot, Priced in
3Q.s, 5000 dn. Exclusive with
JAMES CARR CO., EX. 3-740O.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, Holy Re-
deemer Parish--4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod with custom rec.
rm; and wooded yard. Lover 20s.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
HUGH 7. PECK. 1124e oeorgla Ave.
GAITHERsBURG-ROCKVILLR
DAMIAscgS; ;GERMANToWN

AND UPPER CoUNTY
l; GAITHERSBURd-2 older Co
lonial:type homes now rented
Need handyman fixing and paint
ing, $1,000 each. 81 900 dn
each. 2S, 900 SO. II. total.
2, 0ERMANTOWN--New stone ant
frame rambler, 3 bedrms., oil hot
water heat, firepl. In liy. rm. AM
rec; rm' full bsmt., h-acre lot
g. "a IGgEiHRg&SiANrowN-New giHgSi rambler
slum. siding, 3 bedrms.. 2 ful
baths. oil hot.water heat. ful
esnt;i liv. rm. firepl.. st-acrs lot
1 S,IsS PISSTSscyIs=Lr., Gus. .s.,aHAisr
firepis.. oil hot.water heat. at
taehed .Earage. breezevay ant
5. DAM c o s-Bargain. ~
acres. Nice older Colonial. 8 bed
rms. lge. din. rm., liv. rm., kit
8, ipDAHIAscus-Modern rambler
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick and frame
"a. acres. pond, spring. trees
Z; qHTTHERsBURq - s-bsdrm
prick rambler. hot-water heat
Nv. rm., firepl., full bsmt.. fenceC
yss55do dooowith with trees, h-acre lot
s; pSGMXscus-Brick rambler, l..
bedrms.. den. 8 baths. Ice. din
rm;. liv. rm.. modern kit. de-
tached garage. a acre. 500 800,
o.. GArTHERSBURG-Deer Pail
Or. Colonial. l yr. old. 5 bedrms.
Den, 2 full baths, gas hot-watet
ssat ssa o,6 modern in every respect
10. RocKvnLE-Rambler, 8 bed
rms. $3.50 dn. S13,500 FHA, $40.
II. GAITHERSBURQ - Rambler
lge. lot with trees, 3 bedrms.
clean and neat full bsmt. Will
huge workshop. S16.ebO.
12. DAAAASCUS-Extra special. 2
bedrm., 1la-bath brick rambler
SIDE porch, huge paneled ant
pblasstner rec. rm.. 2 firepls, y acre
10. 43 acres. Small ante-bellun
house. ground ideal for larg
estate. 8 miles OF hard surfac
T,h road to 70 Washington National pike
~ 5.unit apt. house. win sho,
lsSs net on $500 dn. payment
KAY ROWLING
Evening star., 1963-03-31

CHEVY CHAsE-Child's paradise,
parents Utopia. somerset Sch, mr.
rec, center, bus. 6-rm. Colonial, h.
VIII. S25. 800. OIL. 4-462S.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
CHEVY CHASE
DNTTTNNTIINnT
72l6 RoLLINaWooD pR.

72l6 ROLLINGWOOD DF
OPEN SUNDAY. l-DARK.
This you MUST SEE today.
Situated on APPROX. Is-acre
corner, wooded lot, beauti-
fully Handicapped. This true
center hall Georgian Colonial
Will appeal to the family de-
string close-in location and
convenience. Paneled den
with powder rm., large liv.
Tm'' family din. rm" cheer
tul modern kitchen with
dining area, delightful rear
screened porch on LIST 3
twtn-sized bedrms., 2 tiled
baths on 2nd, finished, heat
ed and insulated 3rd flr,
(ample room for 2 bedrms,),
rec. rm, with firepi., maids
rm. and bath in bsmt, 2-car
garage with bTeezeway to
kitchen. The former home Of
. well-known builder, II has
been completely redecorated
in excellent taste. Vacant,
immediate occupancy. Lib
eral terms, or a trade ia
possible, Close to. transp. and
school. DIR: Out Conn. ave.
past Chevy Chase circle TO
Leland St.. right to Rolling
wood dr., right TO home, or
sy egpt. Mr.. Bradford. Wo.
METzLER, EN-. 2-74OO
. Wle-w~ - -'------- =
Evening star., 1963-03-31
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
n&0pen

GROWING FAMILY, B-bedrm. ex.
pandable brick Cape Cod (2 r.i0,
sep, din. rm,, de luxe kit. full
daylight bsmt., bus, schools, i'm.
mediate occupancy, SIs,950.
DIRECTIONS: Ga. ave. TO Plyeri
MIL I'd, TO 2bO2. Open 1-5.
u TRACER ASSOCIATES
JU. S-37O0 OIL. 2-b20S
HANDY MANS SPECIAL = It's {
mess For some lucky handy man
can buy this 3-bedrm. rambler fol
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTORS VIII. 2-6S0O
HARMONY HILLs-A real gem, 3.
bedrm. brick rambler, baths,
fenced lot, many extras, mr.
everything, S22, 500, r. L. SMITH
Realtor, Ga 4-77l1, GA. 4-S795,
HILLANDALE-A big and spaciou,
Sn "BEAUTTFTIa fHRf TIa l% q ACRE"
Hot-water heat, garage, rec. rm.,
2 firepls. For only S3b, 900.
w. J. NICHOLAS. Rltr. HE. $1,000
HnLANDALE AREA = VACANT
Prestige Area. Only So3, 800. WE,
TAKE TRADES, HE. 4-i7OO til 0.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
HILLANDALE-Magnificnet 3 bed
rms, 2 firepls., liv. rm., full
DIN, rm., 2 baths, large mod. kit,
offer; !. J, MILLS q SONS, INC,
Evening star., 1963-03-31
~ COLESVILLE-
BRIGGS CHANEY AREA
~ RnQ Olive Drive

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Trade In your old house.
spacious bedrms., 2ls baths,
separate dining room. fully
equipped kit, rec. rm. with
fireplace, and earport, Over
Ss7 $50 HE. i-iSoo. '" ''n'
Directions: Out Colssville I'd.
70 snider lane, rieht 70 Gall
= laudet 70 Olive drive. left TO
tlopen sign.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
REALTORS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up
to new 3 and bedrm. ramblers
and splits. 2 baths, family rm.
off kit, rec. rm. From S23,9g0.
Model at 1902 Seven Locks I'd.
r. N. LEVY, Q49-74OO.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
MoNTG. BLAIR HIGH
AREA DALE DRIVE

NEED MORE RooMP Here Il
Baths. "a Az ,slossl.d SE1SslI pSTeS SsH5R'' and
garase, Lovely lot with trees.
Unexcelled value. REDUCED
$1,000 BELOW FHA AP-
PRAIsAL, See this today.
HE. 4-1700.
Directions; From Piney Branch
I'd, or colesville rd., continue
on Dale drive TO open sign.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
REALTOR

uln. ImG lse' mod. XIII, . bedrms.t
BATH oil h.-w.h.. superb garden,
shade trees. Boyd-Germantown
area. Sl5,950. Terms, $4,000.
AREA OF GEORGETOWN PREF
AND HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Completely inter. and exter. dec.
GRATED S-room brick rambler. Liv
rm. l5x20, firepl., picture win,
dow, din. IT,. chic mod. kit.
diShwasher, refrigerator. stove, dis,
posal, birch cabinets. master bed.
rm., bath and 2 other bedrms.
bath, Rec. rm.. "a bath. mahog
paneled den or 4th bedrm.. ldry
rm, furnace rm, gas heat, pvt
drive, lge. shaded lot attract. land
scaped. $4,000. assume FLA
$3.50 mo.
compl. modernized 1861. gooc
barn. excel. sod, gently rollins
plateau. $4,000. V cash.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
OLNEY
Route l08

COUNTRY AT IT'S BEST.
All-priek. 4-bedroom, 2-bath
country y-siss kit. plus 2 acres
Of level wooded ground. Only
S32,bOO. Call 04A-73O0.
Directions. out 0eorgia ave.
extended 10 Olney, right on
Route los 10 PEcKs OPEN
SIGN.
Evening star., 1963-03-31

860lpan
KEN DRUsKIN's VALUED HOMES
KENsINoToN - SIN. down. 4-bed-
Sl6,25O.
RANDOLPH HILLs-A cream puff
Brick, 4 bedrooms, full bsmt
Anchor-feneed lot. $1,000.
HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS - Briek
Colonial, 3 bedrms.. den. mod. kit
Pull bsmt., 70 be completely re-
decor, Sls,96O.
KENsINoToN - Beautiful brick
rambler, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. full
$4,000.
SILVER SPRING - Owner beinQ
trans. split-leyel. 3 huge bedrms.
table-space kit, gorgeous rec, rm.,
assume loan, $23,250.
SILVER SPRING - A fine brick
split-foyer, 3 bedrms.. maids rm.
~ baths. central air cond >. Wv
earpeting' washeI-d all this
and more. S2s,9b0.
CAMP MILLS - ImmAe. bi-levei,
step-down liv. rm;, ladies dream
kit, 2 paios, intercom. system,
central air cOnd Nv All means
Evening star., 1963-03-31
burnt MINIS GARnENs
, 8Ol Northwest Drive

OV4 NOI JklWCSL OElV6
OVER AN ACRE OF BEAU
Impressive and spacious brick
/ ga baths, lst-flr, family Tm..
ssreensd porch and rec room:
HON = Priced In forties.
directions: North on New
Hampshire ave. to Northwest
Dr. left 70 open sign; or, out
Columbia pike to Northwest
drive, right 10 open sign.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

|BETHEsDA-wYNGATE-Brk. RAM
bier, construction. by Cooley. 8
bedrms., / bath, din. IT, and eat
in kit. Outside entr. to bsmt.,
playrm. and shop. Level lot with
sSss.ss55Ha7;. s5H; s2O'0OO' By OWNER
BETHEsDA. walk 70 NIHIs-ieyel
s@ sRt .sD Ss dni fntAia5a Tm fully sSiillne e:aaD lU
Tor 8 plus Uen). 2 full baths.
Lower level has walk -out rec. rm..
util. rm., extra rm. with y bath,
could be finished off, Huge scr.
porch, carport. Wall-to-wall car
peting, built-in inter-com., built
In stereo hi-fi. Tremendous closets,
and storage space. Mr.. schools,
buses; See any @ time hy sppt, Call
Err FOR S2s.SoO. SOLE % O"N-
BETH. : 3-b,r. Colonial, Sl7,5 800,
llge. Kit, sep, din. rm;. full bsmt.
Ideal Il ioe. 2. nr. NH, wildwood t Shop; :.
sls%; ssSs. 00lS Dickens ave EN- 8
BETHEsDA-S750 down, Sl93 a
AA0hhAAs hANhs EAnNNANhAiA
new 49-ft, all-briek center-hall
rambler. Full basement, 9 rms.
baths, fireplace. excellent neigh
borhood, W. CLIFFORD SHERT-
FER, REALToR, OIL. $4,000, OIL.
BETHESDA AREA-Brk. bi-leVel. 4
twin bedrms., hot-water heat, fire.
pl., ga baths, dressing rm., Wv.
carpet, spotless cond, S27, $50.
HOY q CO., EN-. 5-b1o0 or OIL.
4-16S0.
BETHESDA, Ashburton area : BY
den, in bsmt. brick rambler, lust
off Old Georgetown rd., 3 blks.
from wildwood Manor shopping
center. l blk. from Ashburton ele-
mentary school, 8 blks. from WAL
ter johnson high school,. Very
convenient TO Naval Medical. NH.
IBM,. and Acc. This home has
q large knotty pine panelet rec.
in corner cabinet, workbench,
storage walls, utility area and
outside entrance. Assume large
~ q loan. Phone 365-2749.
BETHESDA = 4-lge. .-bedrm., 2-b.
Cape Cod, liv. rm. With firepl..
din. rm., kit, recreational base
ment, patio. screened porch, off,
street drive, lovely fenced yard.
$27,500. CAMPANELLA a CO.,
Realtors, Ex. 3-4113. ewes. Ju.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
brick rambler on large level lot
3 bedrooms, baths, rec. room
with 2nd fireplace. Screened porch
Immaculate. S25,600. -..
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 I'll o
BETHESDA, "HAPPY HOLLOW. w..
most picturesque B6' rambler on
2s acre. Is loaded with custom
built charm from Its Dutch-door
kit, cathedral beam ceilings, brk.
S.dT Ss nrspIlsS ISr.s2 70 the Ssmt sPssiSSs psssSs
Ssris;i scr. pch, ef'i ana patioi More "isfe land
II desired. Priced in the 40s. For
appt. call EN-. 6-0376.
BETHESDA-3 bedrms., III baths.
Corner lot. walk to schools, NH,
S1S,500. OIL. 4-S672.
BETHESDA, Burning Tree Valley
SIer' rsul h-scre sd wooded lot sdjoining
Central. air cond. spiit-levei foyer,
5iipo s5ip!soO. eSsf oTNEE. re- ss51aosS. 5io SsArD0r''
BETHEsDA-Looking for space9
4-BEDRM. RAMBLER
ALL TWIN SIZE ON / FLOOR
Also lge. sep. din. rm., kit, w/table
space, 2z baths, huge REC. RM.
AND GARAGE. $31,500. OIL.
dIitugYiIANo dIitugYi,IANo office Omen li-s
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LANGLEY PARK

oSo OAAANCAoAOy DANu.
WALK TO sHoPPINo-spot-
less 3-bedroom brick rambler
with den and 1h baths.
Many extras. Ideal for pre-
fessional man. Priced TO sell
today. HE. 4-i7O0.
Directions: From Langley Park.
west on University blvd. 70
open sign.
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SILVER SPRING
110nS Tnunod Avo

HOTTEST BUY IN THE AREA.
Assume large OF loan or buy
FLA. Solid brick split with
3 bedrms., ga baths. family
rm,, large fenced lot. S24,e50.
Call 949-7300.
Directions: Out Georgia ave,
right on University blvd, left
on Inwood to PEcK's OPEN
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nMS|p'G'In

DE Il f1EODh
o6i7 ALTA VISTA TERRACE
- rInHT TTME OPEN les.
MAPLEWOoD MAR MN. Excite
Ing, fully Air-eonditioned. 4-bedrm.
split ieyel, Lower level der.
feet. Bsautifui or hit with biz.
nook. Bottom level family /reerea-
uon rm., sep. workshop ares
swim. pool. schools, recreation
area, ehurehss lhoppinG All near
DfREcTfoNs North wise. ave,
past Cedar Lane, Left Alta Vista
I'd night Alta Vista Terrace,
JAMEB L. DIXON a Co, Realtor
FE, $1,000
BETmEsDA - center-haii Colonial
featuring ? bedrma., sep. din. rm.,
iaioualed and paneled den, pow
der. rm,, Lear attached gafaae
and many other extras. t9h,pBO
S.4faa ooNLkh RkALToR 'u'
BITuEsDA - Quality builder nov
lots large f.bedrm, .plua-den Co
loniaia ~ saa, 800, Select your lot
isA. oil. 1s-iiSS' for isfsSsr IISi 'Gs. *.
BuRToN-KKLLKIoH. Realtors
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SUNDAY, is
FOUR CORNERS AREA

AVUUU 4NAuI hIIdLII bIICCG
CONVENIENT AND CLOSE IN 3
Attractive brick Colonial
with 3 tvin-slze bedrms., large
dining rm., fireplace kit. with
breakfast space, recreation rm.
and screened porch. Lovely
fenced lot with trees. OWNER
TRANSFERRED. SSUME
$4,000 LOAN. HE. 4-l7O0,
Directions: West on University
blvd. to colesville rd., left TO
Lanark way. right to Markham,
rlght 70 open sign.
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T. N. LERNER

Pres, Inland Corp,
PLAZA 949-7900
KNOLLS-S3,000 dn.,
3-yr. -old 4-bedrm., 2ha-bath, BIZ
level brk. rambler. Rec. rm, Air
cond., Wv. carpeting throughout,
lge. lot. Sl9O monthly, / trust at
5lafs. OWNER. JU. 8-e426.
FRANKLIN PARK. Just $3.50
the extras, including landscap-
ing, WV carpeting, fencing, dish
washer, family size kit, rec, rm.,
9 bedrooms, 2 full baths. S2l,250,
Call D49-7300,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FOREST GLEN AREA-Brick ram
bier. clean as 9 pin. 3 bedrms.
Ssd SSa' Holy S esoss es%s Hospits s sas sSnOOIs y
block away. Only Sls,950. 949-
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Bradley Area
$500 Fallen Oak DR..

Lovely new Colonial with sep. din.
rm., modern kit, den and family
rm, on main floor. 4 bedrms,, 2
baths up, 2-car garage., situated
on "a acre. Priced In mid COS.
DR.: out Wis. ave-, left on Brad
ley blvd, approx, 3 miles right
on Fallen Oak. SUE MASON on
premises.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

FOUR CORNERs-Vacant, immed.
possession. Spacious 3.bedroom,
2h-bath split-level, complete kit,
lge. family rm., Wv. carpetlne,