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Evening star., 1963-04-30

TUNICA, Miss, April 80 (AP)
= -Tornadoes roared through
widespread areas of the south
and central parts of the Nation
yesterday and last night, leav-
ing IL dead and more than SO
injured.
Four persons were killed near
this North Mississippi town
when a tornado skipped across
the Mississippi River from
Arkansas and hit the Moon
Lake fishing area. Three others
were killed 140 miles east at
Shannon, Miss.
Farther north, the Tennessee
Highway Patrol reported two
persons killed by a twister at
Maury City, about 80 miles
northeast of Memphis. And
one was reported killed in
Hamilton, Ala, in the north
west part of the State near
the Mississippi line.
An elderly woman was killed
in Randles. Mo. Other tor
nadoes struck in Indiana and
Kentucky. High winds were
reported in Louisiana.
Heavy property damage was
reported in most of the stricken
States. The most destructive
twister apparently touched
down first at the Moon Lake
area in Mississippi and then
spun east for five miles to the
community of Rich. There four
persons were killed and a dozen
injured when a row of six
tenant houses was flattened on
a plantation.
One house near Rich was
carried one-fourth of a mile
by the twister, but its 10 occu-
pants survived. Heavy prop
erty damage in the area was
reported from winds and hail.
Five persons were reported
Evening star., 1963-04-30
BY ]. A. OLEARY
Star staff writer

Democratic leaders were con-
fident today of defeating a Re-
publican move to chop 5000
million from President Ken
nedy's $3.50 million public
works program. A similar move
failed in the House recently.
The leaders called the Senate
into session at IL am. an hour
earlier than usual, in the hope
of acting today or tomorrow
on a variety Of amendments to
the $1.4 billion supplemental
appropriation bill, of which the
public works fund is a major
part.
Several attempts also will be
made to add legislative riders
to the money bill, but these
will require a two-thirds vote
to suspend the rule, which ordi-
narily bars legislation on an
appropriation bill.
Two Expected to Fail
Only one of these legislative
riders is expected to carry. 1t
Evening star., 1963-04-30

nothing for this housing for
elderly persons, and the Senate
amendment still must go back
to the House. 49,
The attempt to draft new
election laws will be made by
Senator Douglas, Democrat of
Illinois, who is proposing two
major changes to bring about
more complete reporting Of
campaign costs.
One would require the re-
porting of campaign spending
in primaries as we'll as elec-
tions. Existing law does not
cover primaries. This would be
important in the South, where
the primary usually determines
the outcome of the election.
Committee Reports
The second change would re-
quire all committees handling
$500 or more in congressional
C mpaigns to file reports.
Under present law, members of
Congress must report what they
spend but are not responsible
for independent committees
working in their behalf.
In January, 1860, the Senate
passed election law changes
similar to those now being pro-
posed. The vote at that time
was SO to %, but the bill died
in the House.
Although the 1860 vote indi-
Gated that more than two
thirds Of the Senate favors
these changes, it does not nee
essarily follow that two-thirds
can be obtained now to tie
them to an appropriation bill.
Democratic leaders are expected
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Campaign Gift
Plea Renewed
BY GARNETT d. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

1890
President Kennedy urged
Congress again today to stim-
ulate more widespread political
contributions by a system of
tax incentives.
The President sent Congress
proposed legislation whic h
would provide taxpayers con-
tributing to national political
campaign funds these two
alternatives:
/. A tax credit against Fed
eral income tax for so per cent
of contributions up to a maxi
mum of $40 in credits a year.
2. An income tax deduction
for political contributions for
the full amount Of the contri-
button up to a maximum OF
$500 per tax return per year.
Small Donations Encouraged
This system would particu-
larly encourage small cam
paign contributions. permitting
a person who gave $40 to sub
tract $40 from his income tax.
The amount of actual tax re-
duction under the $500 deduc-
tion provision would depend
upon the taxpayers income tax
bracket.
A similar measure was rec
commended to Congress by the
President last year. He also re-
newed a 1862 recommendation
for another bill, which would
repeal what he called unreal
istic" ceilings on political con-
tributions and substitute re-
quirements for full reporting
and publicity on campaign con-
tributions and expenditures.
In urging the legislation
anew, Mr.. Kennedy said the
present system of financing
political campaigns is deficient
because 1t does not insure that
candidates will have sufficient
funds to make themselves
known to the voters and does
not effectively encourage small
contributions from a large
number of people.
He emphasized that the aim
of the proposed legislation is
to broaden the base of financial
support for candidates for
public office and reduce de-
pendence on large contribu-
tions of those with special
interests.
Other Endorsements
THE people Of the United
States" he asserted, "are en-
titled to know their candidates
for public office and to be
free of doubts about tacit or
explicit obligations having been
necessary to secure public Of
flee"
In a letter transmitting the
two proposed bills to House
Speaker Mccormack and Vice
President johnson, the Presi-
dent renewed his Endorsement
Of two other recommendations
he made last year. which al
ready have been the subject Of
congressional hearings this
session.
One of these bills would sus-
pend for the 1864 campaign the
requirement that television and
radio stations give equal time
to all nominees for President
and Vice President. The other
would promote orderly trans
fer OF executive power during
transitions between admins
trations.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

Senate Democratic leader
with two of his colleagues VIII
tary action against the Chinest
Senator Mansfield. who us
viewpoint, told the Senate thu
communication in North Wet
In another Korean War.
Although he used no names,
his speech was an obvious re-
ply to recent remarks by Dem
ocratic Senator Symington of
Missouri and Republican Sem
ator Goldwater Of Arizona.
Senator Symington said Sun
day the United States should
consider bombing Hanoi, the
capital Of North Wet Nam as
a means of checking the Com
munists In Laos. He said an
attack on Hanoi could succeed,
whereas any action in Laos
itself would be doubtful Of
success.
GOldwater View
In Philadelphia yesterday
Senator Goldwater followed up
the Symington suggestion. He
agreed it would be a risk but
added, "if we are going to back
away from risks we ought to
quit"
Senator Mansfield said that
instead of ending the conflict
in Wet Nam quickly and
cheaply, the proposed bombing
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Johannesburg Quoke

JOHANNESBURG, Sout h
Africa, April 80 (AP). - An
earthquake described as the
worst here in 35 years shook
downtown johannesburg last
night. A second tremor less
than an hour later sent subur-
ban homeowners rushing into
the streets to avoid falling
plaster.
Police reported no serious in
iuries from either tremor. Part
of a house collapsed in the first
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Two Expected to Fail

Only one Of these legislative
riders is expected to carry. 1t
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Gov. RoIvoog Vetoes
Sunday Closing Bill

ST. PAUL, Mimi. April 30
(AP).-Gov. Karl F. Rolvaag
vetoed late yesterday a Sunday
closing bill that passed both
houses of the Minnesota Legis-
lature by good margins,
Gov. Rolvaag called the
measure confusing, irrational
and inconsistent"
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Hurtke Has Surgery

Senator Hartke, Democrat Of
Indiana, underwent surgery at
Bethesda Naval Hospital today
to correct a hearing defect in
his right ear. Capt. G. w. Tay-
lor, naval ear specialist who
performed the operation, said
"the results were excellent"
Evening star., 1963-04-30
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. AS
Tuesdoy, April 80. 1863 ttt

to argue that attaching un-
related issues may delay House
agreement on the supplemental
money bill. which carries funds
needed now by many agencies.
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LEGAL AID
Continued

Mr.. Bienieck arranged for the son to see
pSychiatriSt to discuss the marriage The
mother said she doubted that her SON would
keep the appointment.
o An elderly woman reported that a Stor-
age company was asking $48 for keeping her
furniture, $28 more than the charge she be-
ieved was first quoted to her. She had the
furniture in storage because the apartment
building in which she had lived many years
had raised her rent $40 month.
Mr.. Bienieck called the company manager,
starting the conversation, I'VE have this nice,
old lady here -" The manager agreed to re-
duce the bill to the first quoted charge
Although Legal Aid does not draw hard
and fast line about eligibility, it has rough
maximum standard SIS week takehOme pay
for single person and $40 a week for couple,
with SIS more for each dependent Legal Aid
asks 81 for registration and costs that the
courts charge ifthe client earns enough money
Last year, Is per cent of Legal Aids 932 cases
had to be argued in court
Military, patent and trade mark cases and
claims for more than 500 $500 when the ap-
plicant lives entirely off welfare) are referred
to private lawyers. Last year, there were SS1
such referralS. INDECENT persons charged with
supported.
More than half the Legal Aid cases involve
family problems, usually nonsupport suits.
Allan Fisher, the Society director, says these
disputes usually involve destitute wife and
an irresponsible husband, who often asserts
that he is the supreme authority in the family
and free to spend money on drink or gambling
if he chooses. Last year, Legal Aid was reSpon-
Sible for payment of $4,000 for support of
wives and children.
Also common are cases involving excessive
finance charges on purchases of used cars,
televisiOn and radio sets, furniture and cheap
jewelry Merchants whose sales are mostly for
credit rather than cash often keep lawyers on
retainer basis to file patches of suits for non
payment, to attach wages or to reposSeSS the
merchandise.
Adoption cases are the cleanest, most
gratifying work we do" Mr.. Fisher says. I'VE
help provide home where child is wanted"
Sometimes mothers own child born out of
wedlock is involved. She is married and her
husband seeks adoption of the child, assuming
legal responsibilities for the child until he is
81 years old.
Legal Aid, founded in 1892, interviews
clients from 10 am. to pm. A new branch
at Howard University is open from pm. to
6 pm Everyone who comes in during those
hours is helped, even if the staff has to stay
overtime.
The never-ending succession of impover-
iShed, sometimes hopeless clients, has its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

There's nothing safer for your family than meat in
Tests show that meat in cans can be stored indefinitely
with refrigeration worries about defrostng Meat in
cans instant, easy-to-fx meal that's readily
dgestbe You just heat and canned meats like Krey
Sliced Beef and Gravy Salisbury Steaks Stew and other
speciates like Stuffed Cabbage Tor Peppers) Next time
you shop at your favore market browse through the
canned meat section See how many ideas for tmesaver
meals you'll find there Take home several cans including
Krey Discover the convenience of Krey Meats in
tender and flavorful, so safe and pure because
they're sterlized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

ABOVE-A small boy seems
eUen smaller standing next
to stacks of LaV vOlumeS.
BELOW-A scale represents
the justice the society
,Odnts for the poor people
whO come to it for help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

z. sPRINGBROOK. Park-like set
ting, move right In. Better than
new, 3 twin size bedrms., split level.
2 baths, center hall, large family
rm., su b-bsmt., garage, back
screened porch, one-third acre. JU.
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WooDLAWN

Stone front bungalow, z big bedrms.
tirePl; in big hv rIa;. newly c.,,, paint amt
Can buy G.I. no down, FLA low On.
or assume present loan with pay.
ments Of only ss6 mo. Trades &C.
cepted. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

CONN. AVE. PARK MUST SELL!
SELLING BELOW FLA APPRAIS.
AL! Clean, all-brick rambler,
twin-size bedrms., de luxe cleo. kit,
dishwasher, table space. Full bSnlt.
rec. rm., ell-groomed fenced lot.
NEW LOW PRICE, $4,000. VA no
s. down or FLA $500 On. Owner can
help with closing costs.
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$3.50 FLA
Montgomery County all-brick ColonI-
al. walk to shopping center, large
living nm, separate dining. rm.,
modem kitchen, with table space,
powder I'm on lst fir, 3 large
bedrms., paneled rec. I'm. u. J.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ACCREDITED BUYER needs quick
purchase of any type real estate
Mr.. Dora, ME. s-lss6, UN. 1905
ALL CASH Rooming houses, con-
reIted units and apartment houses.
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Landowner HILLS

J bedrm. Colonial with full din. rm.,
glass enclosed side porch, pull down
stairs 10 flOored attic, level fenced
yard with trees and shrubbery. Just
one block from DC. bus, walk to
Capital Plaza shopping, FLA ap-
praised sI3,2So with 500 down or no
dn. G.I.
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BETHESDA
BRICK RAMBLER
REALITY ANDCHARM
REALTORS SINCE 1905
BURNT Mills

BURNT MILLS
Super de luxe all-brick A-bedroom, ;
bath, split, double recreation room
With bar, shade trees, garage. Own
er Europe bound.
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PARAMOUNT SALES 772-1s0O
CHEVERLY-S17,95O!
CHEXERLY

bedrms, and den or 9Th bedrm., Ia
baths, firepl. in liv. rm., full din.
rm., plus table space in modern
kitchen. Rec. type bsnt. with out
side exit, side porch. built-in ga
rage. beautiful lot with shrubs and
mature trees. Owner will finance
with modest down payment or FLA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
REALTORS SINCE 1905

BETHESDA NEAR BRADLEY
BLVD. Prestige area close to White
hall. Only minutes from shopping
and DC. Long rambling brick
rancher with NO STEPS TO CLIMB
and situated on a gorgeous level lot
plete privacy. Lge. living rm., din
ing rTn., kitchen. } fine bedrms. and
z baths, 2-car attached garage. The
perfect retirement home in the low
Dos. Call KE. 1850 I'll . pm.
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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. CARROILTON

, large bedrms.' and z baths. large
liv. rm. with firepl., and formal din.
rm., both with wall-to-wall carpet.
Nice rec. rm. and "a bath in full
bsmt. Also pool rm. In sub bsmt.
Excel. location in the new Green
brier section on a big lot with
screened BARBECUE. Strictly ultra
modern kitchen with wall-Oven,
dishwasher, disposal etc. An excel
lent home planned for gracious hv'
ing. We take trades.
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REALTORS SINCE 1905
RIVERDALE EAST : Custom bricI
LANGLEY
LANGLEY

RIVERDHLE EAST : Brick coloni,
ito, FLA $3.50 dn., VA no money On.
Sl4,940. UN. A-62l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

ROGERS HTS. : 2 rms, 2 baths,
St. Demands Parish. CT, no down
Only $50 settlement charges. Quick
possession. Mr.. Barnes, LANGLEY
REALTY, WA. 1851.
ROGERS HEIGHTS : Firepl., en-
closed porch. sep. din. rm., bsmt
brick Colonial, fenced lawn. sl3,sSo.
HE. o-A6OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ADULTS or Child

ADULTS Ort Cf11LD
You viii fan In love with this new s
bedrm.a 2b1 bath, contemporary de-
signed BY a leading local architect.
Raised hearth firepls. in Hv. nm.
and Ice. ground level family rn. All
G.E. kit. with breakfast bar. On "a
acre fronting On 2 streets, immed.
knoll REALTY
OIL. 7-ssss Ewes. SeS-6sso.
AsHBURTON, BETHEsDAl = Walk
s e T srf So asd n; Sf 6 schools nS
ssh O[ oS n1Hf oor tn I Ise ssdr nno
and bath On md door. Quito, ground
rec. rm. Center hall separate din.
nm, Ice. ail-eiec. lit. Hot-wsteF
Dashboard heat. Carport. VACANT.
Overseas owner! sol $50. Mr.. Nc
Neil, tz7-7Ss7,
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors Dl. I-llll
ASPEN HILL AREA = Beautifully
kept S-bedrm., 1-bath brick rambler.
PRIVACY"
Sep. din. nm, Ice. modern equipped
kitchen, S7l 800. 80
Suburban Properties Mgt. S4p-ll3l
WE TAKE TRADES
ASPEN HILL AREA 3-bedrm.
rambler, sep. din. nm. all elec. Kit.
full bsmt. with rec. rm., fenced lot.
T. N. LERNER
WHEATON PLAZA e4q-IoOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTINUEDl

CHEVY CHASE Older S-bedrm.,
7lA-baih home. Rec. rm-s h.-Eh-,
Ice. sep. din. rn-s Food-Eze level
lot. z blks. from Conn. ave. So
convenient 70 everything. $3.50.
ROBERT 4. KENT q 90.
REAL1OR u. S-esoo
CHEVY CHASE : Rock Greek Kills.
Unquestionably the biggest new
home value ID the country. Custom
built cenier-hall Colonials large
library, powder rm- and scr. porch
On lsi nr., bedrms., bans On
md. Semi-liniShed bsmt-, 2-car
garage. Private wooded LOT. Ewes.
can IN. sos.
Frank s. Phillips, Inc.
REALTORS Oh. 1-1oot
CHEVY CHASE. Rosemary School
area Brick 3-bedrm-s 2-bath Cape
Cod, rec. I'm. with bar and French
doors opening On lovely lzndscaPeo
lot. Immed. possession. Low low
3os, excel. financing.
LEGUM & GERBER
on. k-J6T Ewes. SsLeSS5
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MANOR CLUE = Care snoukh for
the VERY BEST Then see ms
gorgeous all-brk. rambler with q
setting out-of-this world featuring J
bedrms., J baths, Z firepls. lone IN
family mi sep. din. I'm, huge rear
screened porch, entrance foyer
breezeway g Tear garage On "a
ysnss &. cesleS q @. yU. SAP
MASS. AVE AREA Large and
lovely Williamsburg Colonial. Cen
ter hall. sep. din, rm-s mod. kit.s
powder nm , bedrms.. z baths up.
air cond. s5S!sso. on. EIIs5.
BURnON-KELLEIGH REALT0R
NORTHWOOD HIGH AREA Ex-
level. screened porch and earport
like new. We take trades. Must see
10 appreciate. 5000 On. payments.
HUGH T. PECK HE 4-l700
NORBECK New SpIit-IeVel On
almost an acre. Fer ne family
wanting privacy without long com
muting, becrms.s 2l1 baths, sep.
din. nm, carport. daylight family
rm-, con Pletely equipped kitchen.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
Realtors VII. 500
PNEY BRANCH-FLOWER AREA =
Attrac. rambler on cul-de-&ac, sep.
din. rm- Immaculate c0nd. sl6,sso.
TAK0MA REALTY co.
REALTORS u. S-lSoo
POTOMAC, Beautiful white board
fence, estate of over z acres and
STABLE Close to the Village and
all COW. House contains 4 bedrms.
and baths, plus Ice. Nv. rrn., din.
rm., kit den and rec. rm. There
erty that must be seen to be appre-
ALLIED REALTY POtomae ofc.)
EN-. 5000 Ewes. Ak. 5000
POTOMAC-A queen in her castle
couldn't feel more majestic than she
will owning this palatial French
Provincial 3-bedrm. home overlook
ing her own private lake. Surround
ed by over 2 acres Of beautifully
shrubbed lawn. For the hing, he viii
see the very finest construction low
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VII. 800
ROCKVILLE IS bedrms., sep. din.
rm., lge. slxIl7 Iot On cul-de-sac
and only Z blks. from school. Just
Sls,Soo. We take trades. Call 49,
HIGH nSSSi T. PECK l14S Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE -3-bedrn.. rambler. No
On, pymt. CT. $3.50 On. FLA. 800.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor sAs-lqSc
ROCKVILE = Reduced for quick
sale, owner anxious 10 sell. Corner
brk., 3 bedrms., z baths, din. rm.
and lRe. kit, full air cond, And
diversified brk. garage. Excel. for
self-employed person. Call $4,000.
HUGH +. PECK ll2l6 Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE : Extra nice 3-bedrm.
rambler with din, rm., ava baths
modern Nit. win table space.
Screened porch and bsmt. VACANT
Only $40, 900.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
763s New Hamp. Ave. HE. A-l1oc
ROCKVILLE st. Mary's Park:
Vacant, immac. split-level with al
extras. 2 baths, , bedrms., family
nm. walk to sfhe eos nc owner VIII
HUGH +. PECK ll7l6 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE : Real doh house! !
betrms., WV. carpets PARK set
ting, $3.50 dn. SlO3 mo.
COUNTYWIDE co. sls-lsol
ROCK VILE, S-Mom doesn't
driver Then she'll Just love this
bedrm. 18th roushed IND Cape Cod
mats close 10 everything! Schools,
shopping and bus Just few blocks
away. Dishwasher, log BURNING
firepl. Storm doors and windows
and alum. siding construction are
lust a few Of its attractions. IN.
TERESTED? Won't last long-Call
n0wl SIS, 800 FLA or VA. 162-3lAo:
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SPRINGBROOK ESTATES : Walk
to all 3 public schools and st. John
the Baptist. Spread out and enjoy
life with twin-siZed bedrms., ; full
baths, rec. rm., 2-car garage,
breeze-way and a acre lot. Quick &C.
home call OWNER. MA. 2-os3s.
SPRINGBROOK = BRAND NEW.
Choice split-level, 4 lge. bedrms., z
full baths on ! level, huge Hv. rm.,
formal din. rm., delightful family
rm., with firepl.. powder rm., "a
acre lot. quality built. Low priced In
You NAME THE TERMS
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
WE TAKE TRADES
81. GATHERINGS PARISH : Well
built brk. 3-bedrm. rambler, tiled
bsmt., washer and dryer incl. in low
price Of Sl7,e50. eAS-2eb0.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
PARK -2-family, Dashboard
hot-water heat, lge. lot, big trees,
cOnv. TO everything. Price Sl7, 500.
Call Mrs. Phillips with LAIRD B.
S SCOTT REALTOR. JU. 5000.
Ewes. and Sun. l74-7s34.
PARK -3-bedrm brk.
Cape Cod on large beautiful land
scaped lot. Sep. din. rTi1., , equipped
kitchens, 2 dens, VA baths, lear
garage plus many extras. Cow. TO
scoools, tranSp. and shopping.
college, PARK WOODS REALTY
hEALIohS SSs-S52z
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Chevy chase's Finest

IKE HAMLET - Chevy
Chase'S finest section Of
substantial homes Of recent
vintage. We present q rare
offering featuring A FIRST
FLOOR BEDROOM SUITE,
Gracious entrance, large
liv. rm,, with fireplace,
family din. rm.. den, DOW
der rm., DIVERSIFIED FAM
lily ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE. The best in kiteh-
ems. Out-of-ground base
ment offers recreation
room with fireplace. maids
room and bath. laundry,
Gear built-in garage. A
MAGNIFICENT 2nd-FLOOR
MASTER SUITE plus 3 ad-
ditional bedrooms lfor .
total OF S family bedrooms
and family baths). CEN-
TRALLY AIR CONDI-
TONED. KE. 7-l366;
ewes, week ends. Mr.. Stuart,
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON -Fore! Pore. is what
IN this A-bedrm-, 5-bath. center hall,
fireplaces, brick rambler with 4
car built. IN garage. The owner has
bought another home, moved into il
and this one Is vacant. Il must be
sold. Why don't you call rs about Il
It's tremendous Only $3.50.
IA. Al3o0
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HOMEOWNER REALTY

TAKOMA PARK : Say ''Goodbye''
to apt. living! Only 1880 for this
4-bedrm. home. Close to Our Lady
Of Sorrows, bus, pub. schools and
shopping. Buy FLA $3.50 down or
VA no money down. Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK, ll2l6 Georgia Ave.
vACANT-IMMED. POSSESSION
Be in your own home by Christmas.
bedrm. Colonial with sep. din. rm.
and full bsmt., convenient to shop
ping, schools and transp. Only SlS,-
$50 with no On. payment and no SET
Element costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
SIl.O0O

Where else can you get , bedrms. =,
sep. din. rm., Ice. kit, and full
bsrnt. for this. amount Of money. A
real buy, 50 call right now.
PRINCE GEOPGEC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors
5000 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.

CHEVY CHASE : Vacant. $3.50. A
brick rambler in a quiet court, ideal
for the smaller family. Has , bed
rooms, 2 baths, large living room.
dining dining rom II. Con. sOnO Y ion g9crch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
BETHESDA. ,; ME Me .E.

BETHESDA MEADOWBROOK
BRICK COLONIAL
RARE opportunity TO purchase an
excellent Colonial perfectly located
close 10 Lady OF Lourdes, B-C.C.
and Lynbrook elem.' at a very low
fence in 4 fine neishborhood. Vacant
HURRY THIS IS A sPLENpfD
VALUE. Sls,s5o and VA available,
KE. 1880 til ? pm.
Shannon & Luchs