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Evening star., 1963-01-13

A Dinah Shore special with Lib
Grace and an all-star Voice of Fire
stone concert compete for TV
attention Sunday, January 20. These
highlights are compiled from avail
able information.
World of Golf a pm, WRC-4).
international golf series filmed Tin
color Gene Littler VS.. Eric Brown
Of Scotland at Gleneagles, Scotland.
Alumni Fun (4:30 pm, WMAL-
ID. Premiere. Two teams of alumni
compete for cash awards to their
colleges. Tulane alumni include How
ard K Smith and Ham Richardson.
George Washington alumni include
Eddie LeBaron and Eva Bertrand
Adams, Mint director.
Twentieth Century (6 pm, WTOP
--9. Air Drop at Arnhem-the bril-
liant plan to end World War II that
terminated in failure.
Planned ParenthOOd q pm,
WMAL-D. Local public affairs
series narrated by Matthew Warren.
The Sunday stcr TV MOsorins. v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28

truly national political ma
chine, some political observers
fear a decline in Mr.. Nehru's
power may mean q decline in
midas political stability.
Party In Danger
The Congress Party is a Goa
lition Of groups with religious,
caste. regional and economic
loyalties as the opposition
parties.
But it has held together and
run India fairly well for Is
years under Nehru's leadership.
1t works as long as discipline is
not too rigid, income is edging
up and the mass Of Indians
feel they are making some
progress, even If it is slow.
The danger is that this year
most Indians are going to be
worse off than before. So far
a small but very vocal minor
ity intellectuals, business
leaders, the middle class, urban
laborers and the press - have
been hit hardest.
There is little evidence as yet
Of a groundswell Of discomfort
among the peasants, who make
UP 80 per cent Of midas people.
Amid these serious internal
troubles, India is learning some
hard lessons in international
politics.
midas traditional mentor,
Britain, has recently shown
more interest in cultivating
trade with China than extend
ing further military aid to New
Delhi.
Nor are midas South Asian
neighbors, angry over the re-
preston of Buddhists in Wet
Nam and fearful of provoking
Red China's wrath themselves,
in any mood to offer moral
support.
In contrast, the Soviet IN
ion seems only too willing to
help and may offer to collabo-
rate on the Bokaro project it
self. But few Indians, outside
of the Communists and Krish-
ma Menon, really want to get
much closer to Russia.
Instead most Indians look
hopefully toward the United
States, midas most generous
friend in the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28
Ancient Indian
Pottery Is Found

CHMLICOTHE. Ohio. Aug.
% (AP).-An Indian refuse pile
Of shattered pottery, considered
by psychologists as a "spectac-
ular find" has been uncovered
on a farm east Of here.
The debris was authenticated
yesterday by anthropolog
from the Case Institute Of
Technology and Harvard Uni
versity, working under the
sponsorship Of the National
Science Institute and Case.
The find, almost 10000 frag-
ments Of pottery, indicates the
location of a Hopewell Indian
village, according to DR.. Oriol
Pi-Sunyer Of Case.
Burial mounds previously
have been unearthed in the
area, but this excavation repre-
sents a people who are said
to have lived from around 200
BIC. to 1900 AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28
Tornado Hits JutIond

COPENHAGEN, DENIM ark,
Aug. % (AP).-A tornado
rarity in Denmark - struck
Central Jutland yesterday,
leaving a trail of destruction
and injuries. About so houses
were destroyed. The tornado
cut a two-mile swath between
the villages Of Faarvang and
Germ. A dozen persons were
injured and many farm animals
were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28

| midas third five-year-plan
is now tagging behind, not only
because of the added strain
caused by military spending
against China, but because Sc
we're bottlenecks have appeared
in transport, power and steel.
Steel output still is two mil
lion tons short Of the 1860
target of six million tons q
year. India now spends 5000
million q year in scarce foreign
exchange for steel imports.
In a few years, these imports
will have to be doubled. (This
country produces only a meagre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28
BY RICHARD CRITCHFIELD
Star Special Writer

NEW DELHI. - The con-
gressional move to block United
States help in building midas
proposed SIS billion B okaro
steel plant until at least 1866
has dealt a severe blow to In
dian morale.
If the Senate maintains the
House decision, it will be the
collapse Of an important SYM
boil to many Indians in their
tough attempt to build a mod
ern economy through demo-
cratic means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28
India Gets Jolt in Congress Move
Blocking Bokaro Steel Plant Aid

~ WS1
"A million tons Of steel per
year at present compared with
Red China's 10 million tons.)
q. s. Confidence Needed
But the psychological dam
age Of any withdrawal Of United
States collaboration in the b.
karo plant may far outweigh
any delay in the growth of In
dia's economy.
For years both former Amer
lean Ambassadors Ellsworth
Bunker and John Kenneth
Galbraith helped to. build UP
the Bokaro mill as a symbol of
continuing American confidence
in midas attempt to radically
improve its economy through
democratic persuasion.
Seldom has the Indian gov
eminent needed such an ex-
preston of American confidence
more than at present.
Prime Minister Nehru in re-
cent weeks has become a little
like a peasant who returns from
Tending off locusts from his
fields to find his farmyard
flooded, the walls Of his mud
hut cracked and his family
breaking the furniture over
each others heads.
Nehru Losing Support
Whatever Mao Tse-tung had
in mind when he turned his
soldiers loose in the Himalayas
last winter, he has been amply
rewarded. Nehru's voice no
longer speaks for the Afro
Asian world.
midas modest, but promis-
ing, economic advance threat
ems to grind to a halt while
the population keeps growing.
And recent signs indicate 1t has
helped weaken the Indians
once unqualified faith In Neh-
rus leadership and even their
faith in themselves.
Last week, though the first
no confidence motion ever
raised against Mr.. Nehru's gov
eminent was defeated by a land
slide vote, 346 to 81, the four
day debate it provoked raised
some serious questions on the
state of Indian politics.
The censure motion was the
result of defeats by Nehru's
ruling Congress party In key
by-elections this summer, which
brought to parliament three of
Nehru's most outspoken politi-
cal foes.
During its first major debate,
the revitalized but still frag-
mented opposition, a hodge,
podge Of moderate socialists,
free enterprising conservatives,
Hindu fanatics and even Com
munists, revealed its own in
evitably bitter division on every
major policy issue.
Debate Scores Point
But the emotion-charged de-
bate, reported word-for-word
by the Indian press. did drive
home its point: The govern
ment's new defense budget, a
jealous attempt to finance a
military deterrent to Red China
may be more than the Indian
people can stand.
In speech after speech, a dan
Igerous level of discomfort was
revealed over spiralling prices,
food shortages, and the heavy
new taxation. Underscoring the
remarks in Parliament, a mas
sive strike paralyzed Bombay
for two days as more than 10O,-
900 urban workers left t cir
jobs.
While the censure debate was
cautiously welcomed by some,
Including Mr.. Nehru himself, as
a sign of midas growing politi-
cal maturity, it also strength
ened an impression here that
mfr. Nehru's authority is shrink
ing.
Since there is no one to step
into his shoes and since the
Congress Party is midas only
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
% ,02 cQlz GNTs leont)

Copper Center on the Ri chardson Highway and at Fi isher's Garage on the Gl enn Hi gh- wayo Your electric Cooperative now ser- vices rural subscrib bers wi tn electricity along l33 miles of hi ghways in this vast Copper River Basin,
 At the genera ting plant, big improve ments are also nearing completion. To pro- duce the total amount of electricit now require6z a new genera tor is being install led and will be Ion the line" about the middle of March. The engine is a Fair banks Horse , cylinder opposed piston en- gine2 rated at 798 brake horsepower. By opposed piston we mean that each of the } cylinders have pistons that work in op- posed position to each other. This poWer- full engine is rated as of the best diesel engines ever manufac tured by the Fairbanks-lIorse Co., The generator attached to the engine will produce 5o4 Nlowatts of power under full load. Mem bers of the Co-op will be able to draw breath of relief when the new genera tor begins manufa turing electri city because it will take the present genera ting sys- tem of it's "Peaked" >ondi tione
 Watch closely for the announcement of Open House at the Power Plant to see this new power generator in action. e want to hold off until it is completely install led and ru1ring5 and we have sr1c and spanned your power house. We respectfully ask all of you not to visit yet be- cause even we try to stay out of the way of MT McDaniel's (Fairbanlzs~lorse Co.,. hard working installation crew that he may finis on timeo
 CVFA is presently working out the de- tails n connect tion wi tn the Section loan funds and will announce the details in the next release. Section , funds are UoSs Government monies admin stered by your CO., op to members for the purchase of electrical appliances, house wiring, etc., on an installment basis at low interest rates<
 New faces at the Plant include our family the Claytons. Al and his wife Maritime arrived January 2lsto Al is a Po7rer Plant Operator who was formerly wi tn Chugach Fl lectric Association in Anchorage, but who decided that the Glennalle en area was a good place to dig the family roots intoo Al and Martine have 4 children; Naraley age '; Jeanette, age ,; Shirley, age Con Jan. 22nd) and Alfred, age 8 months wi tn l toothe We certainly welcome Al and his family into CO-OP and know that they will be soon acquainted wi tn all members in this vicinit ty.
 Also in January, Bill Willard joined the CVEA staff in managerial and admir-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN
Star staff Writer

Top administration officials
believe Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev wants an early summit
meeting with President john
son.
A firm believer In personal
diplomacy. Mr.. Khrushchey
has indicated through diploma
tic channels that he would like
to size up the new American
leader. Just as he did the late
President Kennedy.
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Khru-
shchev met in Vienna in June,
1861, only five months after
Mr.. Kennedy's inauguration.
Specialists in Soviet affairs
here believe Mr.. Khrushchev
also would like q summit to
emphasize his d e dication to
peaceful coexiStence," the
hallmark Of his foreign policy.
Usually reliable sources said
they are certain that when An
astas I. Mikoyan. the Soviet
First Deputy Premier, met with
President Johnson and Secre-
tary Of State Rusk in separate
meetings Tuesday, the subject
of the summit was discussed.
The decision on a meeting
would depend largely on the
International scene at the time.
President johnson already has
indicated a desire to meet with
several top world leaders and
Mr.. Khrushchev certainly
would be included, If Soviet
American relations remain
cordial.
President Kennedy's assassi-
nation has had extraordinary
repercuSsions in the Soviet
Union. Because Of Mr.. Kenne-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
INTERPRETATION
Khrushchev Seeking
Talks With Johnson

dy's personal image as q man
Of peace. the Russian people
apparently took his death as a
real loss.
One experienced official said
there is no doubt that the grief
was genuine from Khrushchev
on down"
Impressive COverage
Mr.. johnson is virtually un-
known to the Russian people,
but the Soviet press has been
friendly in its treatment Of
the new President.
The funeral ceremonies were
televiSed live by means Of Tel
star and the European televi-
sion network-the first time
Moscow and Washington have
been linked. Russian CORES
pondentS here have been filing
lengthy. often emotional &C
counts Of the news. The Rus
slams, however, have been
touchy about the reports tipping
Lee Harvey Oswald with Com
munisn, afraid the asSassina-
ton might touch off q wide
spread campaign to curtail
relations with the Soviet Union.
This fear also has been
shared by East European diplo-
mats who have been nervous
about a rupture in their rapidly
improving relations with
Washington. American officials
have assured the Communist
diplomats that there would be
no change in policy-that eff
forts would be made to seek
agreements wherever possible
in an effort to avert a military
contamination.
At this time. the Communist
world-outside Red China
sincerely seems to want eased
EaSt-West relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
BIGELOW
HEAVY WOOL PILE
PLUSH TEXTURE

4 truly magnificent plush bEoodIoom erection.
Extra luxurious in quality and distinguished IN
character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
BIGELOW
1907 WOOL Pile
RANDOM SHEER TEXTURE

a subtle sheufns creates a distinctive high and
low oppeoFOnee. Here is q luxurious surface to
snhonee Cny decor. Elesont, yet eosuoI.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
FARMS
FAUoUIER COUNTY
TN WTPGTNTA

LEO acres of gentle rolling land
approx. 40 acres sod, balance In
woodland. Borders on q large
stream. Has barn, sheds, tenant
house, modern q story frame
dwelling. Fenced. Has lakesite
on small spring-fed stream. Misc
Equip. S22,b00. Excellent terms
CURTIS BROS. LU. 4-4014
Ewes: IA. 4-ba37
FOUNTAIN MILLS-4O acres witt
4-bedrm. small Colonial, SO mi
70 new .240 on good hard-sur-
faced rd,, $4,000. KAY BOWL
ING REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
ave, daithersburs, Nd, WI 4.
9250 or WI. s-94ss.
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
567 ACRES. $50 open. fences and
water lO-rm house. $4,000 an
as7 ACRES cut over woodland. /
mi. road frontage S74.92 an acre,
24s ACRES, 90 open. long road
irontate. plenty Of water. $50
30 ACRES with Groom home.
Write for spring brochure.
For further Information contact
Ruby HAWKINS, PATES INSUR-
ANCE a. REALTY, Realtors, 30l
William 81 Fredericksburg, Va.
Essex 3-o22l; home. Spruce s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOWARD COUNTY - go acres
long frontage, high elevation, witt
house and barn, $4,000. Cal
John Swami, 301--AT. 6-2ROS
with LAIRD B. SCOTT. JU. 9.
O420.
WEsTMORELAND COUNTY = 27g
level acres (l10 open). fresh
water stream, no house. Some
growing timber, some cut over. on
State asphalt road. Good commu-
nifty. Opportunity to rebuild farm
and timber. Excel. hunting. S4b,-
900. r. M. NORRIS. Jr.. Realtor.
Hague, Va, OR. 2-2120.
800 ACRES, central Va. beef cattle
producer. For rent. sale or trade.
Crop land under contract. pas
lures and timber, 8 streams, many
bldRs., 40-acre lakesite. OWNER,
027-lo04 local
Evening star., 1963-05-04

A RIAL BUY for eolofsd In coles
Vile, Nd, Ice lot Also lots II
y G, HA 7.730n, VIII e.ffn0
viii build for purchaser.
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE - Cash
Money n Or asayi sns purpose TSa tfS's 81 01S Ma
Va. Day or ewes. uN. 4-92sS.
ABSOLUTE top cash for 2nd trusts.
Nd, d. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-6ie2,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Picture Book Setting

NO STEPS in this most unusual,
sSsS. tsstsa on ssss l.S. St'E os sseStS %tS
tall trees and Towering Shrubs,
22x15-ft. liv. rnn. with fireplace,
separate Etn Eptnnn,T2TnH; TTH; lSi% ls5tt ,nI1 serip
at $24.2b0:
Evening star., 1963-05-04
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ALEX. .BELyOIR rlverfront. $50
mo, Term fufn ecabin, boat
dockage, secluded, Z. acre, water,
clec., chem, toilet AID. a.i13O
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MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO-TAXI LOANS
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE. approx.
$500. 6ss interest payable $50
win sell for $4,000 cash. Cali
Mr.. JUSTICE. WA. 7-6817.
Evening star., 1963-05-04

Largs Furn, All utilsa Jan, sery,
Ma. h-BbtO RA 3-O23h
Snd FLR. small office s'0"sla, lee
S BSsumS.eSi 81 e. *. 4.fsSS .PfsssSs Sss.,s7f sGG ~
Evening star., 1963-05-04
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTEr

'5J9pEEErrEsES ESoST ES6vrA' ASP sI.s IIyISo I,y Nc
Ne, or ee. bt3.2pi4.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
ACTION IN "a HRS,
2ND TRUsTs--ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS Y1IiS s,1o, 70 SUIT

2ND TRUsTs-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS 10 SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
01BRALTAR MGT. CO. 525-936o
BANK RATEs-lst and End trusts.
Instant cash. win also finance or
buy real estate in distress or uu-
usual situation. Anything. Anyone.
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. Ex. 3-12i5
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
md trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE a. INVESTMENT CO., 3ip
Southern Bldg, MA. S-3331. Inn
mediate services. 10 TO 4;30 pm.
CONSULT US II you need money
2nd trust loans arranged quickly
AZ sensible terms, any amount.
Payments TO suit your income. lSt
trust loans, terms low as So int.
z CORNERS MTG. CO. JE. 2-6353
MONEY End TRUsT-We will buy
End trust notes. d. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVEST. CORR. i,
1912 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. S-bS33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE-iSt
MoRToAoE Co. INC. "a. S-5s66.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE MONEY
AMERICAN BROKERS CORP.
22 s, Perry st.. Rockville. Nd.
Conventional loans for residence,
commercial or industrial. See John
r. Spates. PO. 2-0777 (res., D1,
9.523O or Clifton Veirs, GA. A.
oAl4.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
FOUR

Bedrooms on one level Is featured
, ~ this centrally conditioned
Contemporary split-level, ga de
luxe baths, plus hardwood -paneled
family room with raised-hearth
fireplace are but q few OF the
extras found in this charming
home. Vienna town location, this
home Is ON rare double lot. june
July OCCUPANCY. The price is only
S26,S60. Call US today,
Evening star., 1963-05-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BETHESDA = 4.00O-foot, one-storl
bldg. with 2 overhead doors, Office
So spae5eii 5iv5I plenty ~ Of parking tTontiHnlI
CO., OIL. 6-73s3 or JU. s-0317.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
.Wall-to-Waii Carnetinc

- fWdn-tO- wall CaIpeJlnB
And drapes are included in this
'spotless and lovely home only | v
Yrs. old, 24-ft. living rm. and SEP.
arate dining rm. opens 70 ilyinr
bridge. Z bedrns, and 2 full baths
2s-ft. rec. rn. with bar and lovely
fireplace opens TO covered patio
st it1siRiSd sitS ss EaTass t1s:: AZ SG lovely
'CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS MCLEAN FL. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-05-04
ANDY MOORE, Realtor


cGs7ETT c;s II 8 81 sSSS|qPRR SSqR n ~ 'EgsS92TTEcTgP gS2T
TMniys Marys CO., co. M adiih Excel SNtaS ,pSi ioi ~
MARINA. Priced 70 sell Good
terms. Offered BY LOUIS A
STARRING, iO2a .nth st' nv
FE h.Hh5n or ewes and week
ends, call 3Oi--UN. T-422l
Evening star., 1963-05-04
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(cONTlNuEDl
TAKE YOUR PICK

IAhE YOUH PICK
BETHESDA. acre, wooded, $4,000
POTOMAC, 4 acs., wooded. S22.600
POTOMAC, 2 and 3 acres, fenced
Sl0.500 to Sl2,500,
PoT1MAc; SSa4 cs;ao EooA ACRES ESTATE
PoToMdAc, VAC, o acres, estate area
PoTSSMXiSSi,, iSi, u acres, s.2,SOo.
GLEN HILLS. l acre. wooded
GLEN HILLS, a acre. $500.
FAIRhANpSsS. xRtsAl pSsS.,oo6 acre. road AMI
suHRSNSfINoe STREE TREE CLUB. 4 lots
PooLEsviLLE, l0s acres, Ia-acr,
Soning $500 per acre.
POOLESVILLE, 230 acres. h-acrt
coming, $500 per acre.
GERMANTOWN. SO acres. S45C
s9$$SSNNSs. SSS fs$ss a., acres; ..:. s;ssSSSSSo go
LAYT0NsSyItS5Ss, rCIS! SN' S5s, od0 70 acres corner
BETaEsPk ;Td gSks.oSo g OO''. BLDG. lots R.
PoTSooMdX6Sc' d6Sc' Is acres. River rd.
MANOR CLUB. "a acre, roads
MANoR CLUB, ga acres. $4,000
VIII Custom Build From Youl
Plans or Ours-Wul Trade
427-4500 OIL 6-6700, Ak. a-070C
LIST WITH LINGO
i4O ACRES, about SO mi. from
d. c., located q stones throw
change at Rte. is mr.. .Haymarket
Over $500 IT. Of excel. rd. front.
age and almost 1000 II, on spui
OF Southern Railroads. Priced Ia
sell quickly w/attractive terms
Unusual potentiall Call GORDON
REALTY. cL. $4,000. Res. CR
3-6Sl0.
800 ACRES, Henson Valley area
off Indian Head hwy, 2 mi. d. G
I c. MURRAY RLTY. CH. s-sl00
4 ACRES, 2 houses, excel. rental
income, sewer and water on
sides, lust off No. 1 hwy. 8 mi. 8
OF Alex, Va. BY OWNER, 76S-
526 18th ST. s.E.-close To Pa
ave, 53x130. RI, $4,000.
Northwest corner. 5th and N sts
NV, 4Ox52. R-4. S2.650.
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ, INC.
EO h-R2l0
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!, HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.
= tcoNIINUEDl

FALLS CHURCH AREA - Conten.
porary 3-bedrm. rambler, liv, rm
with firepl,. carport, wooded lot
conv. TO school and city bus. Par.
tial AZ QI mortgage. $500 dn
on FHA, S10,0bO. By OWNER
534-73l4.
FALLS CHCRCH-McLEAN-Brick
And-frame split level. 3 bedrooms
2 baths. dining room, rec. rm
with firepl., nicely landscaped lot
al % financins. Is 'a Ssa 30 S n'F FALhFAx l g
REALTY. INC. JE. 4-0433.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Wooded iot
sTs rep ra%ssE; pa.iC 3 c6sS SsSrms H. aEs assbs5 si!
Evening star., 1963-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

WOODED LOT-3-bedrm. brk. ram,
bier, Lee. living room. separate
Ching dining rn;. ,,,s sll-elssctric .s kitchen.
fireplaces. Priced under FHA ap.
praisal at S21,960,
MYERS a. HILL
IE. 4-6S00 Realtors DU. b-613a
WOODSTOCK, VA.
In The Shenandoah Valley
Ranch.type house on S-aere Knoll
Beautifully Handicapped with plenty
Of trees, shrubs and flowers. Housl
stone and stucco construction
Large living room. stone fireplace
exposed beams and random width
and and. length oaE .Ilo floors; TSod Two Two flag
rooms. Two tile baths, shower
and toilet in basement. Two-caI
garage with beautiful apt, above
lrented). Taxes S100. Good place
to retire. Priced to sell, BY
OWNER. Phone 45e-2745.
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COUNTRY ESTATES

LOVELY HOME on AZ acres in Va.
8 bsdrms.. % 3 aSf baths. iiy' iiPDs Pm.. an ain
rm., new modern kitchen with
tabletop stove, wall oven. dis.
posal. dishwasher. Ice. family rm l.,
sun room. plus extra room and
bath over attached dble. garage.
Closets and storage spacei Lee
fish pond on rear flasstone pa
ito. new horse barn with 8 box
stalls, tenant house. Hunting and
fishing on your own land. Priced
in mid-40s with excellent IL
naneing which can be assumed
Call OWNER for appt to inspect
7Oa-hf4- -2AaA-
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AuToMoTlVE MISC.
nACHINERY AND EQUIP.

A. CuND. Frurhaui lowbed trail.
ef. liatnn capacity, iH.wheel
tandem tfunnion axle. 3 n. wide,
equipped with outflggers, Call
Hsl.kH.e
A. &. HD.b LOADER, good oondi-
ton. ready 10 so 10 work. S3,b00.
.Ha.247p.
CATERPILLAR psh LOADER
GOOD RUNNING CONDITION
cAtt WE a.4ps7
Continued on Next paEsl
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IAUGHLIN. REALTOR
..cnIsLr .nMKS; WM; Y III ~ -,


b10i Chain Bridge rd.. Mclean, Va.
"Consult First--McLean'S First"
McIEAN-Redueed BY owner. FHA
$21, 900. Il level. 3-bedrm., air
eond.. brick contemporary. Ca
thedral cell. firepl.. 24-ft. window
walls. de luxe kit, earport. patio,
beaut. landscaped. swim. pool
.pemhershlp. sse-3245.
NeLEAN1Py OWNER. 4-year:eh
.cantr. air eond.. Wv. earpeting
mel iiGestone patio, i acre,
Handicapped; eony. TO all schls, and
McLEAN-centraily -air-conditioned
brick rambler, In d lovely h-aere
lot with view Of stream and woods.
3 bedTma. incl. master bedrm.
asuite, unusual kit. and number OF
closets. tremendous liv, rm. with
euspended-hearth firepl. and rec.
) iEn,. opening 10 patio with outdoor
barbecue make this an ideal home
for entertaining, 2-car attached
garage. cROWELL a. CO., INC. !,
Realtors, Mclean. FL. 8-s30O.
Evening star., 1963-05-04
LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.
CASH AVAILABLE
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