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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
- INTERPRETIVE REPORT- - -
Peace Now Up to Cambridge

ved-desegregation Of the
restaurants.
The Dorchester Association
Of Manufacturers, lawyers, doc
tors and other professional men
remain silent.
The immediate problem, Of
course, Is to forestall renewal
Of violence until some DISPOSE
ton Of the public accommoda-
tons amendment Is made.
Because Of repeated inter-
cession by the Kennedy admin
istration and that Of Gov.
Tawes, their influence is wan
ing much as does that Of q
frequently administered drug.
Justice Department Attor-
ney Maceo Hubbard, q respect
ed veteran Of the civil rights
division and o friend of Mrs.
Richardson's family, was ridi-
culed as an Uncle Tom" and
figurately stoned out Of Cam
bridge when he last was there
to mediate.
Announces Mediation
Attorney General Thomas B.
Finan Thursday announced
that a committee Of prominent
Maryland lawyers would try to
mediate, although he appar-
emily had not bothered to ask
them II they would. Even If
they intercede, it would be
miraculous If they could do
anything which the Federal
and State governments, as well
as other committees. already
have not done.
Now Mrs. Richardson vows
that the Negroes will march
again in the streets, declaring
that they will not forfeit their
constitutional right to demon
strate peacefully.
To the President and every-
one else, Mrs. Richardson in
sists that all demonstrations
by integrationistS have been and
will be peaceful.
Although reporters occasion
ally comment about the mon
violent" bricks. bombs and bull
lets 1t sometimes is necessary
to dodge in Cambridge, Mrs.
Richardson in a literal sense
is right.
Crowds Curse, Spit
The youths, women and
neatly dressed children who
march past cursing, splitting
white crowds do not engage in
violence while they are in for
nation. even If they are slugged.
And police thus far have
succeeded In preventing the
white crowds from breaking
loose into the Negro process
siops.
But after the demonstrations.
emotions among some white
and Negro elements are aflame.
And it is after the demonstra-
tons end that the gunfire be-
gins.
Although the Negro leaders
emphasize the non-violent
character Of their movement,
they also emphasize that any
one has q right to defend his
home and squads Of young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
by JOHN BARRON
star staff Writer


CAMBRIDGE, Nd, July 90
f, Cambridge has tied itself into
a strangling knot Of racial
troubles which only it can
undo.
The Justice Department, the
State government and, Of late,
the, National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People all have labored fever
ishly to promote an agreement
settling the racial impasse
which is probably the Nations
worst.
But after each nightfall, the
danger recurs that, what began
here as q Just crusade will end
in uncomfortable riot. And
there Is nothing apparent
which would justify optimism
that the danger soon will
subside.
The crisis persists because OF
chaotic disagreements among
the Negro leadership. virtual
paralysis among the white
leadership and refusal Of some
businessmen to accept desegre-
cation which inevitably will
occur, violently or otherwise.
4 schism Among Negroes
The schism among Negro
Headers In some ways reflects
that which has beset the ma
.tional civil rights movement.
! Although aggressively deter
mined to achieve overall OBJ
Electives, the NAACP favors
'pragmatic" tactics and con-
siders that ut least q tempo
rary respite from the strife
.of street demonstrations Is
essential.
] It's national director, Roy
wilkins, and its senior repre-
sentative here, Philip Savage,
reportedly have accepted the
Justice Department opinion
that pressures should be re-
Taxed until Q public accommo-
iations statute either becomes
Jaw or Is rejected by refer
enduln.
The most militant leaders
are John r. Lewis. national
chairman Of the Student Nom
violent Co-ordinating Commit
Lee, and Reginald Robinson,
one Of its field directors.
i Against Cooling Off
Their attitude was expressed
EAST week by Mr.. Lewis, who
declared:
ITO the President OF the
United States. to the attorney
general, to the civil rights divi-
sion Of the Justice Department,
we say this Is not the time to
wait, to cool things of. We
want to heat this thing up"
Mrs. Gloria Richardson, who
as chairman Of the Cambridge
Non-Violent Action Committee,
anitiated the civil rights cam
paign here. seems to have fluc-
tuated between the two posi-
lions.
Despite warnings Of arrest
by National Guardsmen, she
now advocates resumption Of
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the demonstrations which,
doubtless contributed to bring
ing her campaign to the brink
Of success.
The struggle to determine
how the protest movement will
proceed at times induces the
various leaders to say and do
things in public which are not
representative Of their own per-
sonal judgments.
Called 'Fragmented"
Asserting that the Negro
leadership Is "fragmented. /"
Gov. Tawes in his Friday
night television address said:
ut seems. at times, that the
individual who can adopt the
most militant attitude is the
one who has captured the
imagination and support of
the Cambridge movement"
However, even should the
Negro leadership decide that
q momentary truce would be
advantageous, permanent peace
would be far from assured.
There will be no peace until
restaurants. motels. and thea
tiers agree to treat Negroes as
they do white customers.
The city council has amended
the city charter with q
provision forbidding discrimi-
nation in places Of public &C
commodation.
But restaurant owners are
confident that before the
August 10 deadline they can
file . petition with enough
signatures to subject the
amendment to q referendum.
Deeper Trouble
Should the voters approve
the amendment in the referen-
dunn. which would have to be
scheduled within so days after
the petition is filed, then q
true settlement might be
negotiated.
Should they reject it, even
the most realistic Negro leaders
probably win disregard ap-
peals for further patience and
Cambridge will be plunged into
deeper trouble than 1t is new,
II that is possible.
Thus. Cambridge alone can
help itself.
Mayor Calvin w. Mowbray.
the city council, the ministerial
association and the Chamber
Of Commerce pledged that they
would lobby vigorously for pass
age Of the amendment.
But since five white men
were shot in an outbreak of
veritable guerrilla warfare July
li-12, 1t has become difficult
to persuade men Of influence
to step forward publicly in be-
half Of the amendment.
Sales PIummet
Confronted by plummeting
sales which threaten some with
financial ruin, 2CS businessmen
last week organized ITO do
something" about the crisis.
But at their initial meeting,
they did not even mention the
greatest issue which must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
Sales PIummet

Confronted by plummeting
sales which threaten some with
financial ruin, 2oS businessmen
last week organized ito do
something" about the crisis
But at their initial meeting,
they did not even mention the
greatest issue which must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Bogus $40 Bills
Passed at Several
District Tuverns

Counterfeit $40 bills were
passed last night at several
downtown Washington taverns,
according to the Secret Service.
The Secret Service said the
bills were fairly well pre-
pared" but that the paper used
was sitter than that found
In genuine currency.
This description Of the bills
was given: They purport to
be drawn on the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Chicago and
all have the serial number
G91145508B.
The Secret Service asked
that anyone offering such a
bill be detained on some pre-
text until police and the Secret
Service can be called or that
a description of the suspect
be noted.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. 0.
CcoNIlNUEp)

BERKELY--AIaeARTHUR AREA
Two modern split-level brk. houses
One with. bedrooms, 2 baths, on
quiet cul-de-sac, has extra-deep
sunny yard. The other 2-bedr0om
house has high elevation and
wooded lot with interesting DOS
Sibllities. Both priced in mid-4Os.
DOROTHY G.. WOOD
REALToR DE. 2-7l15
CHEVY CHAsE-SIe,75O. 3-bedrm.
SoloniaE powder rm., LIST floor, /
seb;odiS, OK; Y Wisconsin s' .aI ave- Walk to all
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
EN-. 2-232e Ewes. VIII. 2-O3l5
snS EosP GPHsss eI.si ssl sst cPp1 Ssdr% aSs
Req s'thS aS sqcs ssqHcosSna sw :ve 'isrs SssutiS HlS
nsncine available. EYES, Mr., Es-
sENsTAD, RA, 6.22l3.
LEdUM a GERBER EN-. $4,000
CHEYY CHAsE-Beautiful brick
over cys ROCK Rock creek PSrE' Custom Hsm
thority with every luxury and
quality feature Incorporated in It's
construction. Lovely living and
dining rooms, de luxe kitchen of
today. Powder rm., 3 beautiful
bedrms. and 2 tile baths. Out
standing rec. rm. and y bath
and built-in garage with .elec.
eve doors. Beautiful deep land
seapsd lot with yelysty deep Coy y
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED.
For details call our
Evening star., 1963-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Howard County
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE WHITE OAKi Aii-brk. split
level, ecr ter hall, . or 4 bedrms., /,
2 full baths, rec, rm. Dashboard
heat, garage. Asking N2h,O5O.
Make offer, Call EV. 4-BbbS,
Greater Maryland Prop. Ju, p-i94O
AEC.IBM AREA-Estate home with
b bedfms., 3 baths. pAneled rec.
rm. with flrepi Enjoy living on
acre site. City water and gas.
YoUNRiN a co. es3.ibOO
ARMY MAI AREA--Attraetlys brick
Cape Cod. center hall, liv. rm.
kit, bedfm. and bath on ist floor.
2 bedrma., nursery and bath on
Ind floor, full bSmt,, scr porch, ga.
rage, s2B.OO kORzENDORfER,
Rsaltor, OL, 4.siil I'll y.
iasae yALLEYwoop DR. y. Wheat. y!.ll
Price si3,bO0. S7b.bb per mo.
shsrs,i. BssatifGl S.bsdfm. ram:
K. /. TAYLOR, REALToR
y. W. BsrtnI sales
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EMPLOYED COUPLE needs furn.
house for approx. 5 mos, in NV.
suburban area begin. before May
2B.. approx. $3.50 mo-, viii cons.
caring for owners pets and spec.
garden needs. After Q OIL. 6-02bs.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

Saa PARK m. N.w.-Owner de-
sires eple. 70 share semidet. home
with widowed lady. LA. o-O0e7.
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AnL.-cless IN: attrse. ,ies; / le9.
PRESIDENTIAL 0ARDRNs---IAree
css.d N SssHtisS 'US@s :Ssci6S; 5S
grounds. only 10 minutes 70 Pen.
bus lines. sssrstsTiai sssvic... sn:
sSs0rr. q: free ..r. .DsT.sinS LsS,sESsnt ~ =
seSScIl within waikins distance
, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
y. 2:bedrCcm d large. 1 small
PhonS SSe.A4OO
Mount YsSaSni RSaS M AEfinTe AXiasTsenSIis snS Au'ssl
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

8. - Near Columbia
Pike bedrm., brk., sep. din. rm.,
rec. rn., washer, fenced yard
nice cond., $3.50. JE. 3-1229.
BETHESDA AREA, wickford-Dis.
tinctive Colonial, 4 bedrms.. 2M
baths. den with firepl., large
rooms throughout. Bus to oil
schools. Completely furnished
Avail. Sent. 80. 1868, TO June 30
1864. Dates flexible. Exclusive
agent. DEAN HATHBUN AssOcI.
ATES, OIL. 6-0007.
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Ts1 Isls. .s.i,n.yS s!Ss% sSSS
$40. 1Hshi utilities; :,,I Ds o;.lE luxe els:
sSad sSa. REL. Han mgr reg go iisTs sS:lis.D D. g.
RETsKY& SONS, Mst., 4es-ssOO.
6Os3 RIvERDALE RD.-i 6Sdfm,,
,e Il utls ls.dSS GSSS:s.iSS SGs iS'1i air sssS aSS
dent mSnaser, S75.451s. PoRET-
SKY a. SONS, Mgt., 422-3SO0.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

- = @@@@A@4e
Fully air-conditioned white brick
Colonial adjoining Landon School
Very large living room. with pic
ture window. fully equipped elec-
trio kitchen. lst floor powder
bSths St on snS psprHo%s' foOT' Panssd aHsss5' rec
reation room, with fireplace. q
car garage. Beautifully Handicapped
iot. EVENINGS Mrs. Pecora, FE.
". G. Il 4. N. MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
BETHESDA = Charming, elegant,
conven.. .6-yr. .-old split-level ram
rm., patio level With din. rm.
and kity mid-30s. JoDY BAKER.
BETHESDA = wildwood shopping
area, lovely brick rambler, / ~
baths. pleasant din. rm. FHA ap-
proved, $4,000. Call D49-2860.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES M0T.
BETHEsDA--lst offering. beaut, g.
bedrm. rambler. full bsmt., close
70 schools, shopping, fenced yard.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REALTORS
OIL. 4-6333 Ewes, OIL. 2-s362
BETHEsDA-Friendly rambler look
ing forward to your family, 3
bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepl., nice
kit. paneled rec. rm.. fenced yard,
top location, So. 900.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. OIL. 4-6963
|BETHESDA-Beaut. daylight bsmt.
rambler. 4 bedrms.. 2h baths.
ter hall, spacious liv. rm. with
firepl., bright, fully equip. kit.
excel. value st $2s,s50. Ewes. Mrs. Mrs.
Ludwig. EN-. 5-001S.
GIULIANo REALTORS OIL. 4-11OO
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD = Most at
treetiye 4-bedrm., 2-bath home
WITH. With SsTt.' on, on a beautiful Lawn Lawn.
eOThoC9d ooh1.9s.0 for only s@1'6OO. FLA
T. N. LERNER
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K ST. NE.
NORTHWEST
QnQ T ST NV


This large semidetached town house
with 5 bedrms.. baths fenced
Sss h..W.h. system. ana private
parking. provides gracious living
combined with in.town conveni-
ences. Walking distance 10 You st.
shopping area, theatres. Cardoza
High school. public and parochial
Few steps from the door. Attrac-
lively priced ct $4,000. with
moderate terms. to responsible
purchaser. For further informa-
ton call Mr.. Lynch, ewes. at EN-.
2-766S or
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS
200o Pa. Ave. NV. o66-1600
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IEBDA-CHEVY CHAbl
KE T-ISOO
Shannon & LuchS

Shannon & Luchs
5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year
BRADLEY BLVD. RANCHER-Lux.
acre OF wooded beauty. Absolutely
nothing to compare with II. Hal
4 bedrms., 3 baths. sep. QUEST.
HOUSE. High-cAliber neighbors
Rare opport. Ewes. EN-. b-l552.
POBIAK a POBIAK OIL. 2-400C
BROoKHAyEN RAMBIER : Jusl
listed. 3 bedrms., full bsmt., rec
rIn. and earport, lovely Handicapped
fenced yard with privacy. Buy VA
conventional or assumption. W.
take trades, Only Sis.7b0. Cal
D4e-730O I'll $3.50.
HUGH T. PECK, ii24o Georgia Ave,
BURNT MILLS, Silver Spring =
5 bedrms.. 3 baths, LIST offering
tremendous paneled rec. rm., nices
lot In subdivision. walk TO New
Temple and swimming pool, idea
toT doctor S34,o5O. Ju. 7-77Ot
LIST WITH LINGO
CAP. VIEW PARK-Large 3-bedrm.
2-bath home, plus den and sep
din. rm., on huge tree-shaded lot
SSIr7'S,3,O' ~ ,9, JAMES c. coNLEY a
CHEVY CHAsE--Loyely brick ram
bier with center hall. sep. din
rm, All-elec. kit. with adj. laun
, Em,, , -, 6edrms;. n "a baths, baths, iGl ~.
rage, S37.75O. KoRzENDoRFER
Realtor, OIL. 4-siii til q.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW AREA-cios,
70 all conveniences, . most attrae
tive 3-bedrm. brk. rambler with
firepl. In liv. room and bsmt. LArgl
bright and well equipped kit.
beautiful grounds. Only S2i,2bO
oBURfoS.KELLEIoH Rsaltor.
CHEVY CHAsE--First offering Per,
sonAllty, charm and comfort. Spar
kling brick home with 3 bed
rooms. ~ baths. First floor der
or bedroom and full bath. Mod
ern kltchen With eating space
he hsndsHns Spslsd Pei rse,sa!loE e !
e.. & Jones %2 S;asSC 4 So. N iSc1. 2 RE- REALToSS LaeS
CHEVY CHASE VIEW AREA. Park
oodl--Everything goesi Com
pletely furnished home plus eH
tras In this spotless J.bedrm
brick home featuring. sep. din, rm
.:sp,d .:s z" loI R''Silb9 Ssiilbb9SO asIs esi S9S S9S
Oa0O.
C. paul hickman, inc.
CHEVY CHASE : NEW LISTING
In the distinguished Hamlet
across from Columbia Club. BiI
tplit-leyel In 4 beautiful setting
2 large bedrooms, beAmed-ccilinl
Asking Sb5.O completely fur
nlshedl VIII sell uniurnlshed Mr.
PHhiIfiPs, Inc 81. s.7oeS. tSSNN .
CnEvY CHAsE-Beautiiui tree line,
street with quietly elegant .
bedrm, hfk. Colonial. featuring
llying.foom level, through hal
afrangement 10 new electric kit
with eatinE space, large llv. rin
opens onto screened and tilet
porch, Banouet-siIe, din. rm, rec
rm, In lower level built.in, 3
price oi sia,bOO
BOGLEY
zoos WIS AVE OF, 6-7sOO TIL
CHEvY CHASE, RqsemaIy schoo
afea-3.bedrms e.bAth, brk, ram
bier, Rood.siEe liv rm with flfepl
seq. din, rm, modern klt.,. ful
bsmt. with bath IN lover level
huge level lot will sell quickly
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL 6.b767 Ewes. OIL. 2.bbil
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CHASE OFFICE
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn, ave. "our bsth Year
MONTGOMERY HILLS bedroom
brick rambler with many custom
features Fireplace IN living room
and club rm. Additional HOBBY
fmt separate dining rm. and
kitchen with ample table space.
Marvellous rear aardsn for outdoor
sntertalnina. Priced In the mid
sERvrSo MoNTooMERY COUNTY
Shannon q LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1909 e4p-g3oo
OAKvIEw = PRFTTY AND NEAT.
Brick Colonial y rms, recreation
fn1n hsmL wIoutside exit EXTRA
HUGH n PECK, REALToRY
7B3h N, HAMP. AVE. HE l-i7o0
PAINT BRANCH FARMs-s bsauti-
fyl wooded acres 20 With this
charming 6-room rambler IN =
hlRh-elass area OF more expensive
homes, All this for SaB,pbO' o' ID.
FIELD INC ~. b-7iis . 'tll 4.
Continued on Next PAgsJ
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ARL--oentleman desires an. un.
iI5n; hTI Gag "a furn;i gI;Hkyp apt; n ,p'sssCrb'
Evening star., 1963-05-07

RIvERDALE-LarTe l.hedrm. apt.
a!sa y ;@.l ysE sP' i.sss ssi lIi ~ ~, JS N
4.430l or see the resident msr. !,
Mr. Wilke, 47l2 Ravenwood rd.'
Evening star., 1963-05-07

OVER 1900 SO. TT.
oOO-9O4 RIDGE RD., Sc.
Det. o-rms; good ,cond.; h.-w.h.;
also det. tenant house. h.-w.h.,
rented S45 per mo. Both on huge
lots. Live in one, rent the other!
3l5.e5O, $1,000 down. COX a CO..
RE. 7-1633.
SHEPHERD PARKS FINEST
1859 JONoUn ST. NV.
7542 18th STREET NV.
1909 HOLLY STREET NV.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3060
Sc, EXCELLENT INVESTMENT!
House With 2 apartments. live in
the other pay mortgage. Low down
payment considered TO responsible
parties. 040-647S. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP. REALTOR.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH
HILLCREST
This unique eustOm-styled b-bed-
rm., ~ bath, all. brick quality
home TEXTURES spacious liv: rm.,
huge eeiling-to-floor stone firepl.,
2-story cathedral ceiling. sep. for
nal din. rm. GE kit. plneIpan-
eled rec. rm. with bar AND bath
Immac. cond. and fine location.
Priced at $26,5O0.
Hartman Realty, RltrS.
LU. 4-34OO Ewes. 24S-6420
THIRD AND TAYLOR ST. NV.
Solid brick Colonial. vacant and
painted, 4 lge. bedrms.,. 2 screen
porches, gas heat, S00b down.
LOUS RUDDEN TU. 2-3060
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Pr Pres; :, Inland ! cOrp;o a,

HILLS bedrms.. 2
baths. Assume large trust. owner
will consider small second. Firepl.
and fenced lot and bomb shelter.
Just Sl7,950. Call 949-73OO til
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ASTiC REDUCTION

kENwOOD - Handsome Colonial
home with library and full bath
on first floor. 4 bedrooms plus
sitting room and 3 baths up.
Expandable 3rd floor. Paneled rec
reation room and hobby room. etc.
Fully air conditioned. Priced in
low, low 6Os. Call wo. 8-23O0
I'll Q pm. Epw, II. JONES a
CO, INC, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

KENwOOD PARK-Nev listings OF
these most charming split-levels.
on, lge, lots. 3 and 8 bedrms..
~ n.t,h: baths ,T,iS RE- nIms: rms open open. g
car GARAGES. Splendid eond. viii
Be- sold on sight. Mid-40s. Ewes.
PoBIiK 4 PoBIAK OIL. $4,000
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HUGH r. PECK, Realtor

MsE ! PAsE .Is,;,6,,c GREEN slS,JEII PUT.
i,ss.h.' cOlOnisi CSisini' ityi. is'0iS5n. home.
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:. P. FLETCHER, Realtor

CONN. ave: EsTATEs:wHEAToN
-Spotless 3-bedrm. and den brick
din. rm., lge. kit. with eating
area. lovely yard with fruit trees,
Wv. carpet. and many. other ex-
tras. Assume lge. An q loan. S22,-
III a-Rann Realtnra-
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r. Ssdrm Sss Tsath ,,s T,srbl:r; ..sss IKE new .NS
ary:r sRs, nss imm.d, rsIsr pos:.ssioni cSnsr anO
ePRINGFfELD RkALTY lbl-3200
1893 ? ST. Nw.-Intoyn location,
S::sSs'd ScntS. cfs6RoE cfsI65ERo evening T. nSsoRoaEsI oaGI
NC. Ma. s-0sos.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
OWN I410O0 80. m.

2O0o Pa. Ave. NV. o66-1500
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7OfS EisT Nsv Win IH4HsRRHs RHs AS; FOR REsUt4iss m t;isOO
.bedrm. brk. .and-
SiS alum; ~ csps Cod Pam; ,'iIs knd. kii.
Call Nia-53OO III p.3O,
HUGH ]. PECK, ll240 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
MASS, AVE. EXTENDED AREA-
Outstanding brick rambler, To-
Gated In q top residential area.
Home perfectly maintained with
beautiful appointments through
out Featuring lovely Living and
Sfsapiast arss fins hsaroons n
and . tiled baths--all on one
level, Delightful. garden .leyei FAM
ily rm. and handicapped lot. Priced
IN the low, low 3Os. For details
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HILLANDALE - 2-car garage. s.
area. Nice rec. rm. and den with
iirepl. in bsmt., Handicapped lot.
Dial 434-140O for more details.
ADELPHI REALTY, REALTORS.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

KENsINGTON - 4 bedrms:, one
bi.ievel home IS ! terrific value.
LarFe liv. rm. with wood burning
firepl. and butlt-in bookshelves.
LARGE hit. with dlshwasher. dis
posal. din. area, 2 fun baths.
Master bedrm., 20 By 10. has PAN
eled wall and built-in bookshelveS.
Fenced yard with many fruit trees.
$4,000 FHA. W. 7-7700 I'll ..
list WITH LINGO
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Uriosd a. only siSsSc Rs GsiI RI5saIS saS:
577O, Townhouse Properties.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-FoR THE
BIG FAMILY. 4 bedrms,, 2 full
baths, tiled bsmt., S20,7b0 FLA.
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Shannon & Luchs
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000

FOREST GLEN - Brana-new Colo
nial, 3 bedrooms, v baths, full
bsmt., ready for occup. July I.
SlS.950 incl. lot. Visit US, 1890
Viers Mil rd., wheaton.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor, 949-4000
FOUR CORNERS ARFA-ThiS Is .
real value. Attrac., -4-bedrm., ga
bath home; Lovely KIT" table
space, de luxe equipped. family
rm., din; rm., good lot near
S23 1850.
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DENNIS AVE. AREA-Picturebook
brick Cape Cod on lovely, level,
wooded lot, 3 bedrms,, full-sised
dining rm., wonderful. huge screen
porch at rear, full bsmt. with rec.
rm., only S2i.5O0 FHA. Az Won
derful area near Four Corners.
Serving MONTGOMERY County
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KENSINGTON > ti4. 800, fun price
for the beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler
on extra-lge. lot, dream kit,
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT"
FHA or 0I terms available.
w. J. NICHOLAS Realtor 949-1000
KENWOOD AREA-First offering.
attractive brick split-level on pri-
yAte acre, Contains 4 bedrms..
3 de luxe baths, above-ground rec,
rm., patio, gArage, wall-to-wall
carpet. Priced low 40s. Excel.
terms. Call EN-. 3-466i. II.
GLENN 0ARvIN, g4g-6sOO.
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| q. LEWIS 949-433O

FRANKLIN AVE. AREA : Lovely
brick rambler. Corner lot. Com
pletely equipped kitchen, 3 fine
bedrooms, huge pine-paneled rec
reation room, 2 fireplaees. patio.
centrally cir eonditioned: carpes-
INC, REALTORS. HE. $4,000.
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sHd sSHMdAsE OFT
Shannon & Luchs
5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

NICHOLS AVE. s;w. : semidet
rec. .ii rrn., fenced level lot. Sis.S5t0,