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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHURCH

View, trees. rural locale, hard road.
Near Warrenton, ! X acre country
retreat, studio, etc, Price $4,000.
Call OWNER, MiddleburR. Va.
703-6S7-SS22.
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TRUST NOTES ron SALE

's icf Oss, ssSS I'M ss.BBscod. so 0Il'L
ds%s or On Iis Ma. 2nd y.
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0UT.oF.ToWH REAL EST.

RHODE IsLAND-Na-
val personnel. 3-bedrm. home with
rec. rm. M. high school and
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PROP. RENT
VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR sALE-Lot sOxl3O. Lakewood
Park Estates. n. Pierce. $3.50
cash. assume $l2 mo, pymta. on
bal; Of S2b7.s2. Call 773-664s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06

TIP-TOf VALUE located IN finest
ARLINGTON residential community
II its space and charm you want.
We heartily recommend this one.
year-Old beauty Foyer entrance
luNuriOugly eduipnrd and taste.
fully decorated home offering 4
hurc bedrooms, 3 full tile baths.
large De luxe GE kitchen, gor-
gcOut recreation room, 30.ft
screened porch Live here and en-
Joy lifo A. ~ fullest, Mld-iOA,
~ appointment with
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QUESTIONS?

Have you ever considered
owning your own business?
Have you thought how nice
IL would be to plan your
own working hours, vacation
period, sala airy increases?
Have you ever wondered why
so many people seem so sat-
isfied in owning their own
bustness2
Have you thought how nice
1t would be to acquire indie
pendence, security and good
income for you And your
family?
Have you ever seen a
BASKIN = ROBBINS 81 fla
vors ice cream store? Did
you know that we actually
have over 200 flavors all
hand packed and weighed
for the customer Did you
know that II is a year.
around business, with over
30 locations in operation in
Maryland, Virginia and
Washington suburban areas,
with many new stores TO be
opened this year?
Now, why not inquire and
ask me some questions? You
may be pleasantly surprised
and find your time we'll
spent in seeing what we
have for you as have others
who own one Of our stores.
For further information and
brochure, call Mr.. w. c.
Davis. Dial operator. ask for
Enterprise 1-0526, or dial
direct, 737-3959 (both toll
free), or write 2030 Hartford
road, Baltimore Is, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED. Real estate lstinTs on
commercial. industrial. offiee
buildings, and apartment land.
LARRY KENYON, Real Estate
Broker 2OaO N. 10th 81. Arling-
ton, We. b94-Ssab,
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EDWARD C. FREEMAN
REALTOR. RE. b.833.

ABATEMENT BARGAIN-S2OO,OO 600
Priced ga times rent. Man in
come, low down payment, tOr,
FALilN REALTY co, H. i-53uO
ATTENTION. INVESTORS Fycci.
apt, bids, Vie. Walter Reed HOSP
priced nc APPROX, + times rental
Of Slit.0OO TO Yield about iOt.
Tow down payment
FAittN REALTY CO. H. i-T3nO
ATTENTION INVESTORS
ii32 Kane ri, ne, b.rm. house.
price si,O00.
II. NJ GREENFIELD ST. 3-b5is
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ONLY E2 Q50
RAYFRONT

CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Attractive
year-round furnished home. an
corner lawn with chain link fence.
convenient to harbor and has ex.
cellent view. 2 bedrooms, fully
equipped kitchen, dinette, bath
room. glassed in front porch
facing Bay, large storage closet
plus attic space and other extras.
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DOWNTOWN

ib-UNtT APT BLDG = Excel
Athcy ewes -suns. AID. 2-5iO6
5iGLER 4 co. ST. 3-72si
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ND smAnE ANp PRIYACY

: IIlWW on 10 y NOV -O9DCUTW
brk rambler with complete elec
Kit, hot-water heat, lee ser
porch. Can finance slG,sOO fIrrt
trugtzsNO SETTLEMENT COSTS
Unlikely REALTY IA, 7-020O,
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RIDGE -Brk. and iram

EI'Nl cy,l pcIrr,1 co,l T1U IIs ~,
dir, r!r. ali cleo. kit, . fun
baths, I'm. rec RIM. tiled bsmt
patio ON lee LOT mr. schlS, tranr
and shops OWNER. Assume largs
FUA loan. so baOggt
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

lots on COTTAGES, lakeside,
riverside or In the mts. a master
Reereation7 OH Yesl Pools. rid.
inF, boating, FISHING, archery etc
Write BOX l01, Luray, virginla
LOT. 10000 50. II, Life member.
ship In beautiful Bhannondalt
community club on Shenandoah
River, ~ hours from washlng'
ton. 10 miles from Charles. Town,
W. Va. Clubhouse, pool. fi1hlne,
hunting, picnic area. Price,
sf'iGS' KE' G.6s6S,
MOUNTAIN RETREAT, 10 acres,
near Winchester, Va. with. cleo.
trieity. beaut. view, ilowine
stream. ali wooded, easily aeees.
slble but completely secluded.
Price, $4,000, with terms, $500
dn. and $50 mo. for nppt. Phone
owNER, 703--662-NfJf,
co. = 30. wooded
acres on co. road mr. natl. forest
Ideal for hunting and weekend
hideaway. Priced under market a
$1,000. al cash. OWNER. IKE.
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""r"r crop. FOR SALE
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CONTINUED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CHALK POINT, 80 mi. d. c.
on water, well insulated 8 b.rs.,
cleo. kit, lge, encl. patio, garage,
wharf. Year-round home. beauti-
| ful view. 10. 2-1464
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-07-01
PageSx rApaheS Scout
Hopper Plague Avexted
Thru Spraying Program
EM BY MILLIONS!
MURDERED 'EM BY THE MILLIONS!

cy spraying program ever un-
dertaken in the west h a
averted one of the sorriest
grasShopper plaques in the his
troy of the White Mountain
Apache Reservation.
AnSelmo Valverde, soil con-
Servation supervisor for the
Bureau of Land Operations, re-
ported the grasshopper infesta-
ton covered more than $4,000
acres in the Canyon Day, Oak
Creek, Whiteriver area, and
Haystack Cienega areas Of the
reservation.
"A mild spring this year pro-
duced the ideal climatic condi-
tions for the infestation," said
Valverde.
The outbreak, which oc-
cured early this spring, was the
most severe in the history of any
old-time resident, but wa S
checked by the spraying pro-
gram held in May and June.
Month long spraying project
was a cooperative venture be-
tween the Bureau of Indian Af-
fairs, the White Mountain Apa-
che Tribe, and the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
An estimated IA, 900, 900
grasshoppers were destroyed as
a result of the program which
cost approximately $4,000 to
complete.
Officials declared that if the
outbreak had not been brought
under control, the estimated
loss of range land and grass
feed to livestock would have
been many more thousands Of
dollars.
twenty-five tribal members
were employed full time on the
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-07-01

project which consisted of
spraying the infested areas
daily with a mixture of dieldrin
inSecticide and diesel fuel.
The largest area of infeSta-
ton was in the Canyon Day vi
cinity where 10,648 acres were
infested, said Valverde.
Other areas of the reserva-
ton which fell prey to the grass
hopper infestation included T.
223 acres in the Oak Greek dis
trict, and 1000 acres in the
Haystack Cienega area of Apa-
che county.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-07-01
First Nursing Glass Graduates
(Contd from Page u
(Cont'd from Page u

Classes were started because
of a fundamental lack Of basic
medical knowledge by Indian
mothers in the proper care and
training of such common i'll
nesses as colds, diarrhea, and
other afflictionS.
Officials reported that many
times minor injuries to Indian
children were poorly cared for
because of the mothers lack of
basic knowledge that the in
juries often became major prob
lens requiring disqualification
and prolonged treatment.
DR.. Baum congratulated the
mothers and declared that their
successful completion of the
course would greatly alleviate
the overworked personnel in
the public health hospitals.
Mrs. Alice Shipley, Phoenix
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-07-01

Indian School, Miss Wardle and
Viola Hughes instructed the
women during the course.
All of the graduates received
certificates attesting to their
completion of the course, and,
in addition, were certified by
the Red Cross as qualified in
structorS to teach other mothers
on the reservation.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-07-01

WHITERIVER - The COM
pletion of the largest emergen-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06

Both Miss newton and Mrs Fan.
olic Norris. chairman Of the
Lucy Thurman board Of manage
mcni added their thank yous"
The table was most artistic.
with Che dainticst of refresh
mcnlS.
Members Of the World Eel.
lowShlp Committee include. Mes.
danes Charles Spivev: INrv
baldwin Williams Gleaion: Luci-
us Coins. Allen Holmes. Walter
kcndrlck: Malissa Kcnncr: Jcf-
fcrson knowles, Fdear McRryoe.
Pcatricr MoSely; Willie Rcmbert:
Mary Rohy: Margarctha sham
burger. II n Robinson: Vr~a
Sadlcr; Carl shaw: Wyatt Strona:
Florence Webb: James Williams.
a y Evans; the misses Vivian
Evans and Theresa Nicely.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
May,s State Ms~,

Books Unlimited" makes its
debut on WDET on Tuesday
July 2 at 5;45 pm. The Is
minute weekly program will
bring listeners attention TO the
books that are published by the
Wayne State University Press,
books that could only be made
available through a University
press.
Each program will focus on a
different book by telling the
story behind It's printing and
by discussing the content Ap-
pcaring on each program will
be Frank b. Ware. sales Manage
for the WSU Press. J Daniel
Logan, Manager Of WDET. and
gram. Kelsey The Commenta
selected kuests.
Appearing on the first pro
tor" will be Martin s. Hayden,
Editor OF the Detroit News. and
Dr.. Orville J Linck of the WSU
English Department
Discussing Automobiles of
America" on July Q will be DR.
Robert G. Lusk. Director of Ed
ucational Services. and Freder
rick A. Chapman of the Public
Relations Department of the
Automobile Manufacturers AS.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
Lucy 7h"'mans Smorgnsbod
HOsicSscs Entertained

The beautiful lawn Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Spivcy made
perfect setting for the party
sponsored by the World Fellow
ship Committee of Lucy Thur
man YWCA on Snnday. June
10th.
This was The committees
'ihank YOU 10 the many ladies.
who. for the past years have
been hoStcsscs for their annual
Smorgasbord. international Mosl
Ct Birmir. ham. Alabama. .Iuaniia
popular were Or. f.. w Tageart
Shells dad and Mrs Alice Car
roll Of Cleveland. Ohio the
mother of the well known artist.
lIughey Lee Smith.
Mrs. Lucius Coins. mistress Of
ceremony. introduced Mrs Mat.
tie Jefferson. the NIichiean
Chronicles mother Of the year.
She was as pretty as a symphony
IN a nink and white flo.al print.
topped by a flower hat of the
same hucs.
Manchester Newton, Executive
Director at Lucy Thurman. was
a> chic as always. h.. black and
white silk tweed suit accented
by the cutcst of all white hats
worn rakishly toward the brow.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
A & 7 COLLEGE

GREENSBORO. NC. - An aud.
icncc at A & T College was told
last week that the minister can
no longer remain quiet ON the
giant social issues oil the times.
The speaker was the Right
Rev. Henry &. Bunton. Washing
ton. DC. bishop of the Seventh
Episcopal District. Christian Me.
thcdist Church. lie was deliver.
ing the keynote address on Wed.
nesday at a Joint session of the
state Conference of Farmers and
Homemakers and the 10th an.
nual Town and Rural Ministers
Institute.
crn~';-r from the subject
"The Church's Responsibility in
a napll,y Changing World. he
told the group that the modern
minister mus. be able 10 inter.
rrct life and the gospel to peo.
pie in light of social change.
III the minister today is 10
get hearing, he must recognize
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
Johnny Mathis
GIUes $4,000

Singer Johnny Mathis will do
nate a minimum of $4,000 from
his fees for performances in
Chicago and in New York, 10
be divided equally between the
NAAC.P. and the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference.
il was Jointly announced by Maih-
is and the two recipient organi-
zations today
In discussions with the Rever-
end Martin Luther King. Jr..
president Of the Southern Chris
tian Leadership Conference. Ma
this and his managers. Helen and
John Noga. have conveyed the
singers willingness 10 perform
in fund raising shows under the
groups sponsorship In Atlanta
and in various other cities, be-
ing set up for next fall
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06

The 3rd Annual Rainbow
Debufanfe Ball. held Saturday,
June ~. at fhe Shersion-CadiI-
lac. was an affair TO remember.
More than forty-yovng ladies
mace their bow TO society
Hosiesses ard last years Debs
were seated. left TO right:
Clara Meeks and si9nora Mills.
Betty Ruth Horne, left; Jam
ct Nelson, center; and Sylvia
Broos pose for thecamersman
of the 2nd Annual Press Ball
"EIks CofiIlior." Friday. June
2eih. at the Sheraton c adillac
HoieI.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
Young America BakeS-
Saffron Bread

(Use pineapple chunks or melon
chunks, il desired.)
SAFFRON BREAD
Makes large loaf
y cup milk
X cup sugar
y teaspoon salt
IA cup (1z stick)
Fleischmann's Margarine
u cup warm water
(l0S'-l15'F.)
2 packages or cakes FlciSch-
mann's Yeast, active dry or
compressed
ia teaspoon saffron powder (or
u teaspoon whole saffron
dissolved in tablespoon
hot water)
! egg
3N cups unsifted -four (about)
y cup raisins or currants
I, cup diced candied mixed
fruit
Scald milk; stir in sugar, salt
and Fleischmann's Margarine.
Cool TO lukewarm. Measure
warm water into large warm
bowl. Sprinkle or crumble in
Fleischmann's Yeast; stir until
dissolved. Stir in lukewarm milk
mixture. saffron, egg, and Ia
cups -four. Heat until smooth.
Blend in raisins, candied mixed
fruit and enough additional -four
10 make a soft dough. Turn out
onto lightly Aoured board;
knead until smooth and elastic,
about 10 minutes. Place in
creased bowl. turning TO grease
top. Cover; let rise IN warm
place. free from draft. until
doubled in bulk, about hour.
Punch dough down, let rise
80 minutes.
Punch down again and turn
out onto lightly Houred board;
shape into loaf and place in
creased 911 1x5lz X 3-inch loaf
can. Cover; let rise in warm
place. free from draft, until
doubled in bulk, about 80
minutes.
BAKE in moderate oven
(37seF.) 30 minutes or until
done.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
Unusual And Delicious!

Creativity in cooking often
lies in new ways of serving, as
well rs in the use of a new in
gredient or recipe. Young cooks
san try put both methods by
baking an unusual and delicious
saffron Bread, served along with
? pretty Strawberry Bush : q
luscious csnterpiecel
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
STRAWBERRY BUSH

Wash large strawberries; leave
hulls. Insert one end OF toothpielk
into each berry through hull;
insert other end of toothpieA
into large lemon or orange SCI
IN a small mug or glass; Cover
lemon with berries and insert
sprigs OF mint between berries
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06
JACKSON STATE COLLEGE

JACKSON STATE COLLEGE
JACKSON, Miss. ~ Associate
Professor of Economics at Jack.
son State College. Jackson. Mis-.
sISslppI' has been selected by
lhe Fund for International Soc
'al and Economic Education, Phil.
adelphIa. Pennsylvania. TO con
duct a threc.m onth research
study on co-opcraiivcs in five
selected East and Central All.
can Countries. His appointment
includes a research grant pro-
'lded by thr Fund.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06

College Ms~,1 Brick

'hal The gospel must he present.
ca IN 4 way. he said. that will
chailenge these people who are
con'end'ng for full and first class
citizenship. The minister must
ne iorihrisht IN both his actions
ana announcements +. he must
alSo provide type OF leader.
snip which will keep the actions
OF ms members in the Christian
context.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-06

sociation.
Books Unlimited" is being
distributed to stations throughout
the country via the WDET Tape
Network.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

DOCTOR OR DENTIST
1915 BROOKVILLE RID.
immense rambler divided into two
separate sections ideal for use by
professional man for home and
office. hot-water heat, air con-
ditioned, third-acre lot. 500, 500.
DIR. Georgia ave. to Seminary
I'd, left TO Liden lane. left to
Brookville I'd. and house at Mont
gomery Hills Junior High.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

open Sun. l-e, 1888
Melclaire dr.-custom- built and
fully air-cond., 4.bedrm,, ga
bath, brk. split-level. V acre beau
tifully Handicapped and Anchor
fenced lot. Huge kit, sep. din.
rm., daylight rec. rm., patio, car
port, wall = to wall carpet and
drapes. Out U. 8. to MONTGOMERY
rd,, left to Melclaire Estates and
open sign. Immed. possession. HA.
2-726S. COHEE REALTY CO., AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

COLLEGE PARK-comfortable g.
bedrm. home. viii sell subject to
commercial coming. Ideal for small
business. 800 II. off major inter-
section. Call 434-14OO, ADELPHI
REALTY. REALTOR9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
INSTRUMENTATION HILLS
A MIST To SIZE

3-bsdrm., split foyer
rambler rec. rm. in daylight
bsmt.. many extras. $500 DIN.
FLA. Phone O42-O557. DIREC-
TIONS: Out Georgia aye. to Har-
mony Hills, lett on Ralph I'd. to
49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

ADELPHI-PoWDER MILL Es-
TATES. NEED MORE ROOM?
See this 4-bedroom Cape Cod
brick. full baths, carport, large
lot. Condition like new. Must
be, sold, We take trades. Call
T. PECK HE. 4-1700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
HInE-A-WAY
DEAL LIIST RI,EWI
BOY, IS THIS CLEAN!
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
Mt. Vernon Colonial
On Quiet Cul-De-Sac

Charming antique brick with black
shutters and circular drive on
level lot. Impressive foyer, 4 gem
s ssGSs s SsST9s Glass, set ain. kt RI
shaped rec. rm. with Sliding doors
to patio. (OPEN SUNDAY i2-65
Directions: Branch ave. Sc. / block
past LIST light in Nd. right on
1verson st.. to 2022 Iverson Ct,
blks. below Hillcrest shopping
HARRIS REALTY RE. 5-4122
HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-Newly dee
GRATED, 3-bedrm. duplex. $4,000
FHA. Phone OWNER, 10. ELISA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
SILVER SPRING
Flower Franklin Area
Onen gtfndaw IN d

open sunday I TO Il
All brick Cape Cod. . bedrms., den,
"a baths liv. rm. with fireplace
fun din. nm. kitchen with break
fast space, fun basement, screened
porch. corner lot, short walk 10
elementary scnool and shopping
Wo 8-0l60. Dir. Colcsvlie I'd
10 Franklin Bve.. right on Flower
70 Schuyler I'd, right TO No
Mary Frances Spauldlng
SILVER sPRING-close in, walk to
bus and shops, charming b-bed-
rm., 5 bath brick home, todays
kit. din, room. firepl.. rec. room
gaTaRe, S3l ,nn0, atn-2t3t,
q. A. BCHLESfNOER co.
SILVER SPRING FOREST Es-
TATEB--New listing. owner trans.
ferred fmmed occupancy OF this
clean Cape Cod. 2 bedrms., SEP.
din. rm.. huge upstairs can be
easily finished into 2 bedrms and
bath. Full bsmt. with exit TO lovely
yard. $1,000 and assume high.
high, loan.
Suburban Properties Mgt. p4n.4i34
AK About Our Guar Trade Plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
SILVER SPRING"
n49pgn.

SILVER SPRING wOoDMooR Il
.s.. q; o NCLJ.-Lge. 3-bedrm, brk
rambler, ga baths, full tiled
osmtr huilt-in garage: proper"
sedecor cd, vacant. reduced fol
quick sale. DIR: Out CNlesyilic
IL pas I Co. rss to C"estmoor
DR., right TO Eastmocr to 80 East
moor drive. Open 20.
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5000
SILVER SPRING-WalE Ia every.
thing from this lovely 4-bedrm.
l2-bath spacious brick rambler,
sep. din. room, kit. With e.tiNr
area rec I'm, Excel buy at Sla,-
g ~ K00BERI Il. KENT a. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
SILVER SPRING

Central Air Conditioned
New 2H-bath brick 3-bedrm ram
pliers 80 for immediate occupancy,
trio kitchens, full bsmts., on level,
fenced, wooded lots. Have many
custom features. Trades desired.
Price, S23,950 and select your
own terms and financing. g4g-4434
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

AREA-All-brk. Colo
NAL with firepl. in carpeted liv
room. also carpet in full din,
rm.. 22-ft. master bedrm., rec.
rm. with bar, large screened
porch. bsmt. exit to attached ga
rage, lot Of home for a little
money and easy terms. OF or
FLA. Don't wait-eall 277-2175
now,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

CARROLLTON = Beautifully ap-
pointed 6-rm.. .2-bath split, plus
nice, rec. rm. in daylight walk
out bsmt.. plus useful work room,
unique. firepl. In liv. rm., life
time slate roof. A beauty in this
outstanding community and so
easy 70 buy on VA or FLA terms
or will trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
"Hillandale"
l0747 Kinloch Road
Kemp Mill Estates"
11A06 MnpfiOo1lo Aua

AIR Conditioned. Charming 4.
bedrm.. 2h-bath, custom built
home. Full din. rm. Modern cleo.
kit. Delightful screened porch
Priced in low 30s. DIR: University
blvd. to Arcola ave. 70 Lambertcn
ar; e.; to Monticello. left to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
ACRE PLUS

FASIlG 4 LUZ
TIC APPLE GROVE RID.
Jarigated slate roof sets off this
lovely home in Quaint Acres. 3
,arge bedrooms and den, "a
baths, unusual enclosed Florida
room, recreation room, gear ga
rage. S49,0J0. DIR: New Hamp-
shire ave. (Old Colesville r1D to
Quaint Acres drive, left to Apple
Grove I'd. left to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

SEVEN ACRES
TOWNHOUSE PROP.
SILVER SPRING,

Hecht's-2-bedrm. Colonial. white
brick, immac. cond.. " baths. |
shaded lot, screened porch, dining
rm,, firepls garage, finished bsmt. |
with small rec. rm., washer, dry
er. Assume Gil loan. Call OWNER |
for appointment. 5SS-4963.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

ACRES a Aft
one-and-redwood rambler. 3
bedrms firepl. in llv. rm., beau
tiful rec. rm. In bsmt.. nice large
lot, mr.. every convenience. No drl.
TO OF, minimum down FLA and
payments less than rent. Be sure
to see this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE---MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTINUEp)

ADELPHI New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, fireplace, dining rm.. 2
baths, full bsmt., carport, large
wooded corner lot. BUILDER, HE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

This lovely rambler has / bedrms.
lily, rm, dinette, kit. and / bath,
it's on a quiet street and has
large patio In rear yard, COW.
locale and already VA appraised,
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.