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Accountants

CONTROLLER, fast growing cleo.
tronics CORP, mfg. cost exper.,
coNTRoLER, r. est, constr. corp. !,
need similar exper. SIO,O0O
CHEF ACCT, constr. co., N. Va,
sE SOn SccT sxDi r.. lara, e $1,000, zoo,
sR. AccTs., several. for natl and
CONTROLLER, 7. est, constr. corp,
dntn., good future S7,bl0
ACCT. orc. MGR, national foods
ACCT. Orc. MGR. LEGAL firm firm,
dntn., excel. oppty. 81 600
ACCT, hotel expeT., NV. S7,OO0
ACCIS. go, constr, Hyatts. $1,000
ACCT deg some exp, Beth,
Avn -, $1,000
ACCT deg, travel $1,000
Acct electronies. dntn. $4,000
ACCT. mfg, Riverdale to $4,000
ACCIs assn, Sc. to $4,000
AccTs. semi-srs., for CPAs
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Did line firm dealing with a tangi,
Die Is locking for q man with two
years college and/or retail sale
experience, You will be traineC
and scared for sales management
National advertising on radio ant
TV plus furnished leads. salari
plus commission. Car furnished
cash bonus. profit sharing, paid
hosp, and med. Rapid advancement
to $4,000. By appointment, Mr.
Patrick, oRAEBNER'S, Suite 21l
woodward Bldg, 18th and H sts.
NV. Elk. 3-7977. tEmplD
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CLERK TYPTST

i.e00 $4,000
GEORGETOWN firm has an immediate
opening for his. grad. from =
coed family to star. out as a clerk
typi5t with merit advancement to
administration. Start at $3.50 per
month with rapid Advancement to
s4:B. Time and a half for over
time plus unusual benefits. GRAE-
BNER 2, Suite eli Woodward
bblddns 9th and II sts; nv: tx.
5s-1nII' Sill. spg, Ju. S-3l44.
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UNIVERSAL CIT
NA ;ETI,SS cAESJHIE. HSYs 5SS

CAPITAL HOUSING
MISREPRESENTATION FOR
BIDS CONSTRUCTION contTacD -
Sealed bids In auadruplicate, SUBJ
Ject to the conditions contained
herein and In the Contract doeu-
ments, will be received for fur
nishing Of all labor. and materials
and performing all work neees-
saIy and INCIDENTAL 70 ne con.
Eastgate Gardens, eomprislns $50
dwelling units, located on Benning
road Sc. between p and q streets,
Washington, d. c., until . pm.
Eastern Standard Time, on the
2Bth day OF April 1868. By the
United states OF America acting
By the National Capital Housing
Authority. At It's offices At l12g
New York Avenue NV, at which
time and place all bids will be
publicly opened. Proposed forms
OF contract documents, including
plans and specifications, will be
on file beginning March 20, 1858.
~ the Division OF Project Devel-
opment. National Capital Housing
Authority, 1929 New York Avenue
NV. Room I'll Washington %,
D g. Copies Of the document "a
WMMlmlum Vl y pff Atutfhl Gtu-
Tractor and . per Bubcontractor
or Material aupplierl may be OBJ
tained BY deposlting with the
NCHA for each set Of documents
eb!ained CERTIIrrIEp qhESk IN
DOLLARS MADE Our 10 THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING
AUTHORITY, Such deposit viii
b. refunded for each set OF plans
ard other documents returned 70
NCHA In RIM, 2lll lf2D New York
Avenue NV Wathington %,
y, c. IN good condition within
THIRTY l3Ol DAYS after bid
opening, PLEASE MOTIF that De.
post checks cannot be returned
unless plans and spec lficationa
are received In acceptable condi-
ton by NCHA within the time
limit, Bid security In the form Of
D 1atlsiactory bid bond. executed
~ the bidder and acceptable
surety, n N AZ amount equal g g
With each bid. The successful
bidder viii be required 70 furnish
and pay for Satisfactory perform
ance and payment bonds each In
the amount OF 1909 OF the total
bid. NATIONAL CAPITAL Hous.
ING AUTHORITY. ny WAITER
DIRECTOR, mh25,2f,26
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PERSONAL
GHOSTwRITING AND
EnITIKIn CrnHrrcr

II It's writing-we do 1t. 90 years
experience as newspaper reporter,
specialize in preparing or REVISING
Forms 81. resumes. Ghost letters.
speeches, Edit copy. Daily, sun
day. JU; S-169S. No calls after
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ACCOUNTANTS

ACCOUNTANTS
Deg. cPFF exper. $4,000
peg. RE, andIor cPA exp. Si0'S0G
Deg, under 80, mgmt, pos, So 500
0bB N. Monroe St., Arl, ia. 5-b53b
l0l N. Alfred, Alex. XII. 9-377O
ACCT, B.c.s,. 1888. 3 mos, S426
OTHERS
ACCTs., pref. deg. real estate.
constr, auto. 50, 0OO-S7 500
ACCT, NE, no deg. $4,000
AIRLINE SERV. ACTS, 2l-2S,
serv. compl., own transp. $3.50
DRAFTSMEN (2), C.E.. fee pd. SO.
CLAIMS REPS, trainee. 22-2S,
Law hkgd !, car exp, furn., $4,000
INVESTIGATOR, h.s.g., 22-2S,
nave car, days, S340 + car exp.
GREEN'S EMPL.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-s43e
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CoIlection Manager

OHANOVIOII 41uIIdHCI
TO supervise q large group OF &C.
counts for an outstanding COM
pany. in the n-merchandising
Leid. This position offers In adj
stantial fringe benefits, an ex-
cellent opportunity for q man
with experience. Replies will be
held confidential. Send resume,
detailing experience to Box 34O-
j. Star.
COLLECTOR, TELEPHONE, comm.
ana salary, .exper. nee. 2024 N,
10th st., Arl., between ell am.
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HELP MEN

(2) age 25 to 40, capable
OF learning credit reporting on
persons. firms and corporations.
Graduate Of commercial course.
high school or college. Good hand
writing and be alert on feet. Of
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. ASST, S375
MARYLAND
--AwNT---
SALES MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE-S6.O0O

GkSfAED4NEkS . ollVeE spring
S616 Georgia Ave, JU. s-3144
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AUCTION SALES
@. KATE

@. A. KATE
AUCTION SALES
Several used TVS. 10" and up, re-
sets, new walnut dining room
table, coffee tables, end tables
lamps, beds, desk filing cabinet,
filing cabinets, toys and novel
ties and numerous other items,
KATz'S AUCTION SALES, Sunday,
March gath at pm, S14 H st,
ne, Can Ii. 4-O1Ob. Consignments
PUBLIC SALE
OF real estate, antiques, amberina
glass, lots Of blue china, Haviland
china, Tivoli-ware, other china
and household goods. Saturday,
April ., 1868 at 10 O'Clock am.
Located 80 Middle street In Taney-
ALL BREED HORSE AND PONY
CONSIGNMENT SALE
At The. Baltimore Livestock
=. Auction Sale Pavilion
20 Miles West OF Baltimore, Nd. on
Rte 40 at West Friendship, Md.
Saturday, March 80, 1858
PM m followed % ue 81 ne sOT sssd 4
Acres pony sale. then other horses
and ponies.
horses and SfA'G Teaistered S SssTter
horses. 20 head Of good registered
shetland ponies consigned from
Saddle Acres Pony Farm, Forest
Hill, Md. Also 25 grade ponies
consigned by ]. c. LEWIS.
Horse and Pony sale Managed By
Haz- Cliffe Auction Service
G; o. Beegle. Mgr. and Auet.
Phi. 263-511D Wooster, Ohio
Operated BY Baltimore
Livestock Auction Market, Inc.
Allen c Driver, Stock Yard Mgr.
Phi. Gilbert 2-2233
Phi. Howard 5-i240
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COLLECTION MGR.

sc. established independent con.
sumner finance company has OPEN
ing Tor energetic collection man.
SALARY OPEN. Unusual oppof-
tunity for advancement. Employe
benefits. MR., DECKER. UN.
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TAX CENTER
PROPOSALS

OLDsMoBLE 1860 4-dr. hardtop,
Serial No, qo9LQ34s7: will be sold
before 5 pm, March %, 1868, at
-HANDLEY MOTOR Co.., 1898
Ceorgia ave. NV, where the car
may be seen during business hours.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday. March 2oth, 1868, az
1880 am, the undersigned viii
offer for public sale at 1000 Ga.
ave. NV, the following described
vehicle. to wit: / 1850 Buick
-Lesabre 4.dr., Serial No. 4olO7-
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ACCT, some PA. exper., fee re.
OPERATIONS RESEARCH az nIo'V eS.
per. gaming. statistics, etc. nj,
PATENT ATTORNEY, E.E., LIB
Prosecution exp, nj. TO SCI 900
SUPvR.. tech. and scientific. COM
:. putting 1000, n.f. to $4,000
" ?. AND CHIEF ENGR., cleo
troniss r. a. D.. broad back
ground, known name In industry.
nj. to S35. 900
WALTER H. KRSSLER
Personnel Services $40 Wash. Bldg,
10Th and N. X. Ave. NV, ST. 3-D442
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
TRAINEE-S350

Local furniture company needs a
h, s; grad. to take care of their
public relations. viii be doing
some typing Of reports and a lot
81 PUBLIC contact. Excellent bene-
NER'S, Suite 2il Woodward BLDG 4,
18th and II SITS, NV, Elk. 3-7O77;
sil, spg, Ju. S-3144, lEmplJ
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HYPNOSIS helps overcome tension,
Overweight, insomnia, habits, In
div. attention BY trained consult
ant. Also. instruction IN instan.
taneous method OF BELF-HYPNO-
BfB BY appt. only. 10. a-274H,
HYPNOsIs--sELF HYPNOSIS
inEtfuction ior StudcntS. doctors
and nurses. I'm. 2.7ps7.
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Hopes for 10000 Output
Atlantic City
Flights Asked

Allegheny Airlines said yes
terday it would add flights be-
tween Washington and Allan
tic City plus direct service be-
tween the latter city and New
England If Eastern Air Lines
drops its Atlantic City opera
tons.
Eastern is scheduled to ask
the Civil Aeronautics Board to-
day for permission TO suspend
operations there. 1t now oper-
ates two flights a day, one
northbound from Washington
through Atlantic City at mid
morning to New England and
a late afternoon return trip.
Allegheny said 1t plans to
begin early morning flights
from Washington, late after
noon return to Washington
and evening service from here
to Atlantic City, If CAB APP
proves.
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2O6 LIST Top GROSS; z25 EXCEED HALF-MLLoN
81 Million Incomes at Highest Since 1929

October 30, 1929, million-plu.
incomes were flowing into the
laps Of 5l3 Americans.
Then came the crash. Wal
Street shuddered as 16 mil
lion shares changed hands anc
a wave of unrestricted selling
hit the street.
In less than two months
stock values fell by an esti-
mated SIS billion, and by 1881
the losses hit $50 billion. The
big depression was on.
Incomes Slide
Paper" millionaires were
legion. But Million plus real
incomes fell to n in 1891 and
a record low of 20 the following
year.
World War II followed by
a faint economic spark, beefec
up United States incomes by
1919 when four Americans re-
turns showed their earnings
exceeding IS million each. Eight
such tax returns we're filed the
following year.
And by 1856. the 272 mil
lion-or-more incomes unmis-
takably heralded a comeback in
big earnings.
Where are the big incomes
today? IRIS restricts availability
of such data to regions (not
revenue districts).
1t is known, however, that
big earners are located in Man.
haitian, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Newark, Pittsburgh. San Fran
cisco. Houston, Dallas, Detroit,
Boston and st. Louis.
But IRIS regions the break
down goes like this: New York,
81; Philadelphia, SO; Chicago,
80; San Francisco and Boston,
rs each; Dallas, 81; Atlanta,
10; Cincinnati, IS, and Omaha,
IS. One American legally re-
siding abroad also reported a
million-plus income in 1860.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati
recorded the only 1959-1960
losses. Boston picked up IL and
Chicago 8. And San Fran
cisco, reporting Is such in
comes in both 1859 and 1860,
seemed to be in a rut.
Millionaires, 1t would seem,
are steadily increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
BY EDWARD J. MOWERY
Contributing Writer

The number of 81 million.
or-more incomes In the United
States has reached the highest
total since the Wall Street
crash of 1929.
An anlysis Of the latest In
ternal Revenue Service stats
tics reveals that 300 American:
filed million-or-more individ-
ual adjusted gross returns ir
l960-three-fifths of the 513 in
dividuals with similar income:
81 years ago.
And lowering In the statiscal
millionaire shadows are an
other 1875 taxpayers staging q
monumental | comeback. Their
adjusted gross income in 1850
ranged from 100000 to under
a millioh."
Revenue experts describe ad-
justed gross income as total
income or the total taxable in
come before deductions and ex-
emptions Gas shown in Item 9
Of your income tax form.
Returns Are Confidential
No one knows, of course, how
many millionaires there are in
this country and the confiden-
tial nature Of such tax returns
Is jealousy guarded by IRIS.
However, many millionaires
do not have annual Million
dollar incomes.
And with few exceptions, in
comes exceeding a half-million
yearly would point to multi
million dollar fortunes. An ink
ling of the extent of vast for
tunes came in 1857 when a ma
tional magazine Ia m ID rs
Americans whose asserte d
wealth ranged from SIS mil
lion to 81 billion.
Paced by New York, Philadel-
phia and Chicago, the current
crop of million-or-more in
comes increased by 26 in a sin
gle year.
But the incentive to earn
big money" today, compared
with that of the 1920s, has
been blasted by two very real
factors: Near-confiscatory tax
alton and the 32-cent dollar.
A stalking inflationary spiral
also haunts the scene.
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A study of IRIS statistics
discloses that the rise and fall
of million-dollar incomes par
allel Americas financial panics,
wars and economic turbulence
A corner on gold and bank
failures precipitated Wall Street
panics In 1859 and 1873. And
in mid-September of 1929 came
rumblings of the greatest fl
nancial disaster in American
history.
Million-or-more incom e s
riding the postwar boom had
reached 200 in 1927 and Sill
in 1923. And up to fateful
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also break tradition and build
cars on this side of the Atlantic
In the mid-'50s Volkswager
seriously investigated a plan to
assemble cars in New Jersey
But the German company said
its studies showed the proposal
to be too expensive and that
the cars could be imported fully
assembled for less money than
they would cost If assembled
in the United States.
D. w. Samuel, president Of
Volvo (Canada), Ltd, which is
based in Toronto, says import
duties and surcharges had in
creased in Canada to a point
where cost studies indicated
the cars would be much more
favorably priced If assembled
in Canada.
The five United States auto
companies have manufacturing
subsidiaries in Canada, all Of
them located in Ontario.
Near Import Source
Volvo said it chose the Nova
Scotia site for much the same
reason the United States COM
panies picked Ontario-to be
as close as possible to the
source of imported components.
Halifax is the only major year.
round ice-free harbor on Can
da's east coast.
The Swedish firm plans to
import fully built-up bodies
and engines at first and later
will move more directly into
Canadian manufacture, Mr..
Samuel said.
The Canadian government
has granted full duty exemp-
ton on the bodies for the first
five years, or until production
reaches 10000 cars annually.
volvo sold just under 1000
cars in Canada in 1862. John
Kay, Mr.. Samuel's chief as
sistant, said sales we're good
early in the year. and I'VE
we're certain we we're going to
reach 1000 until the surcharge
was imposed"
Canada imposed a special
surcharge on automotive i'm
ports last June.
Hopes for 10000 Output
Volvo plans an initial annual
capacity of $500 cars and
hopes to reach 10000. Mr.. SAM
uel says there is no present in
tention to market any of these
in the United States. The
United States has a much less
stringent duty on imported
cars than does Canada.
Renault, largest Of thu
French auto companies, hal
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Number of adjusted gross
81 million-or-more individual
income tax returns filed with
IRIS.
(A) returns of four individ-
uals exceeded IS million each.
OBJ returns of eight individ-
uals exceeded S. million each.
(C) returns Of five individ-
uals exceeded S. million each.
Cd nearly half Of these re-
turns, filed in % States, were
from taxpayers in New York
(53) and Texas (18).
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been actively interested in
Canadian assembly, but no an
nouncement has been made.
Fiat, Volkswagen and several
British companies also are said
to be looking into the Volvo
scheme.
Volvo said it has not yet set
prices on Canadian-built mod
els. Mr.. Samuel says the
figures should be well under
present price tags. however
The Volvo 1925 now lists for
1926 in Canada and $2,595 in
the United States.
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Of People
New Holiday Inn Manager

Manuel Medeiros has been named
manager of the Holiday Inn in College
Park, Md. He previously was on the
systems division staff of Stanley Hay
man Co. Martin Pepper. president Of
Martins Pepper Associates which oper-
ates the Inn plus a new one under
construction at Andrews Air Force Base.
also announced National Advertising
Agency has been retained for public
relations and advertising.
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Inventories Rise
By the Associated Press

Retail and wholesale inven-
tories increased about 500 mil
lion on a seasonally adjusted
basis in January, the Com
merce Department reported
This compared with a rise Of
$3.50 million in December and
an average of Sis million fol-
the last three months Of 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

9 George Payne, display manager for Woodward g.
Lothrop author Of textbook store display to
be published late this year by the National Retail Mer-
chants Association The book yet without title, will
include chapters the history Of display, mannequns
lighting mechanical aids and fashion shows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

Two additional scientists have joined the staff Of
W R. Grace Co.'s Research Division at Gainesville Md
They Dr. r. Parthasarathy who will do research in
the of cracking and oxidation catalyss and Dr. M
Robert Edelson who will conduct research on silica
chemistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
VoIvo Assembly Plant
Opens in Canada Soon

DETROIT Mar. (AP).-A European manufacturer will
begin assembly Of automobiles the North American con-
tneht for the first time this summer
volvo of Sweden expects to be coming off its new
assembly line Halifax NJ S. by July l. And this move
has speculation that other European automakers
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Film Foundation Counsel

Lewe B. Martin of the law firm of Pope Ballard and
Loos has been elected general counsel Of the Farm Film
Foundation Inc of Washington For the last 10 years
he has been assistant treasurer of the foundation which
distributes industry-sponsored l6-mm films.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Pennsy Names Police Chief

The Pennsylvania Railroad has named Henry j.
Higgins to be chief Of its police force for the Chesapeake
Region Mr. Higgins who lives in Baltimore, will direct
the railroads policemen in the territory between Chester
Pa, and Washington.
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Communications Forum Planned

The second annual All Purpose Communications Con-
ference sponsored by Attenuation Management Inc Of
Westboro Mass will be held at the SheratonPark Hotel
May 8-l0 for equipment manufacturers and communca-
ton system analysts. variety of transmission and
scanning devices will be demonstrated at the confidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Insurance Executive Steps Down

- James A. Byrd executive vice president of the Ma
onal Association of Life Underwriters has resigned his
post for personal joint statement with the
NALU executive committee said his future plans win be
announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tonal Association OF Securities Dealers
In Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could
been bought or sold at I pm today:
Banks and Insurance COmpanies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
New Muxson Manager

William j. Guilon has been appointed district
manager for the Washington for Maxson Eectrons
Corp He previously was Washington representative for
Kollsman Instrument Co.
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and Events
CupituI Controllers to Meet

Members of the National Capital Group of Con-
rollers will meet Tuesday at $3.50 pm The program will
include talk by Norman w. Rasmussen group controller
for Sears Roebuck g. Co. in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
To Address Women Accountants

James T. Barbour. jra member Of the firm Of
Barbour g. Dawson will address members of the American
Society of Women Accountants at their regular monthly
meeting Wednesday evening. Mr. Barbours subject will
be Estates and Trusts for the Career Woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
TREASURY BONDS

/ NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

's y BE S Notes s sT ES sY S SSs p. asss sy''
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; quoted IN dollars and 'hiF''
Evening star., 1963-01-08

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-snuE little
rambler, secluded hilltop location.
spacious Anchor-fenced lot, big
scree ID porch, immaculate
interior loaded with de luxe
appliances, only Sl3.g50. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-140O.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS Wa 7.ab0I
Office open y top
DrTAcurp-saso Down

DETACHED-NgSO DOWN
! 10 3 bedrm homer only 81 Minis
70 y G. Mar sehnolA chufchcs.
ihoppinr thhbn up RIA $4,000
ORTsT HEIGHTS a;l.bsdrm brk.
ana frame srmldrt btmt rec, rm ,
powder nm on ~ floor yAsant,
immed. possess walk IN schools,
shops and tfansp M. wilson
BtldFs rHA appraisal $4,000.
M H guUn
MOORE. Realtor
Evening star., 1963-01-08
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
icONIlNuEpl

CUSTOM BUILT as builders per-
sonal residence. New, never occu-
pied. 4-bedrm., 29-bath Colonial
w/baseboard h.-w, h. Lee, rooms,
sep. din. rm., mod. equip. kit. plus
den with firepl. Rec, type bsmt,
'w/outside eatr. Priced at S2S,500
w/reas. terms.
NEW BRICK 4-bedrm., 2la-bath
Cape Cod w/double carport Situ-
ated on h-acre lot w/tTees and
off-street parking. Many custom
built features, sep. din, rm, op-
tional at no extra cost. Firepl.
and lee. ec.-type bsmt. w/outside
entr.
GREENWOOD FoREsT-Lovely all
brick rambler w/lge. rms, and lots
OF closet space, sep. din. rm. and
rec rms First time offered. Priced
At. $4,000,
ONLY S15,750. Total price and
S295 cash buys this almoSt-new
stone and aluminium rancher w
full daylight bsmt., off-street
parking ana many bonus features.
Must be eligible veteran.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

4 BEDROOMS, ga baths, eround.
level recreation room, excellent To-
cation off Arcola ave, are all fea-
lures Of this fine brick split-level.
Only S2S, 500. GRAY-KESSINGER
Il CO., INC. JU. $4,000,
Evening star., 1963-01-08
Hard -to-Fnd
A-Bedrm. Cape Cod
POTOMAC PARK ANA v.

POTOMAC PARK AREA 49, value
" nfefrI l.hrdfm Colonial With
ist floor den bsmt. lovely lot
with trees let's trade SIG. .buO.
HUGH r PECK he. f.i700
RtvERDALE - a.bcdrm. bungalow
with den. table.spacs kit. bsmt /,
VA aupfAifed ktl 500.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE h-h4a2
Evening star., 1963-01-08
& Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1908
sTLVER SPRING = Wish we had
more like IL. Perfect doll house
Only Sl2,750. All-briek rambler, .
nice bedrms. and bath, lRe. LOT
Only $500 dna FHA: WooDsIDE
REALTY co. JtJ. A-B440
Evening star., 1963-01-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
T. L. c..

Beautiful antique brick that shows
tender. loving care. bedrms., .
baths. finished rec. .rm.. beautiful
high loan or FHA, Asking S25. 800.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Fairfax CR. 3-l4O1
Evening star., 1963-01-08
S4g5 DOWN

WHEATON PLAZA hin.5ooo
Evening star., 1963-01-08
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

ALEX., 4725 Duke st.-Retaii or
office, now. 2.00O-7.0 900 50. IT,.
avail. now, DWYER. XII. 9-S0sO.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

sILYER SPRING = over 1900 80.
II. Of living space. Rambler on
corner lot, liv rm. (2i IT, with
fireplace. large bedrms. ll2xi6l.
rec nm. screened porch. Sls.5OO.
MAY Consider rental with option 10