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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Lockheed TOPS
List Of Awards
For Defense
ALLEN NJ. SMYTHE
Star Special Writer

The slow, ponderous defenst
accounting system has released
the first 100 Pentagon contrac
awards for the fiscal veal
endeded June 30, 1868. No rec
ord of expenditures, or back
log Of unfinished or unsettled
contracts were given out.
It's the same system tina
served so well in the days of thu
cavalry officers and the sailing
ship captains. At the urging o.
Congress, for the first time, Z
separate list of research award:
to 500 commercial and nOn-prof,
it organizations was released
Also at congressional urging
1t was learned that the small
business firms share dropped
from 17.8 per cent to 1873 pei
cent for prime contracts. Fol-
subcontracts tn percentage
went from 1876 per cent to L
per cent.
OF the SIS, 100000 of de.
Tense prime contracts, the frs
five r &c Give d 23.2 per cent
They were Lockheed, Boeing
North American, General by.
namics, and General Electric
The top rs contractors obtained
SIG per cent Of all military con.
tract awards.
Lockheed headed the list fol
the second consecutive year re
ceiving $1,517, 100000 or SO pei
cent of the total. Contracts in
cluded the C-13O and the C-14l
jet transports. The firm is thu
prime contractor for the Polarii
missile and has shipbuildinl
and electronic divisions.
Boeing was econd witt
81 1856, 900, 900. The main award
we're for the Minuteman ICBA
missile.
North American followed will
81 ,O62, 100000. The new carrier
attack plane was among it.
awards and variety of cleo
tronic equipment.
General Dynamics follows
closely with $1,O33, 900, 900. 1t is
developing and producing such
missiles as the Mauler, Redeye,
Tartar and Terrier. It's Electric
Boat Division is the largest nu.
clear submarine producer. It's
recent contract for the con-
troversial Tx tactical fighters
could make it the top contractor
for this fiscal year.
General Electric, with
81 ,021, 100000 is in fifth place.
It's largest contracts were for
jet engines. Guidance and con-
troll systems were next in i'm
portance.
The Pentagon r eports that
1889 contractors received re-
search contracts of $4,000 and
over during the past fiscal year.
Of these 324 we're United States
non-profit institutions, 119 were
foreign contractors and 1886
were United States commercial
firms. Of the latter 8S1, or SOS
per cent were small business
firms.
Total defense r e S e arc b
awards for Lockheed were $54s
million. General Dynamics had
$3.50 million. Martin followed
with $458 million. North Ameri.
can had 1894 million and
Boeing, 1858 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
BY PHILIP ]. KEUPER


NEW YORK, (AP).-How
good is the label MADE in U. S.
Az"
Despite recent criticism Of the
defense and space in dustry,
manufacturers say American
craftsmanship is b etter than
ever.
But some corporate and Gov
eminent officials have been dis
turbed over charges Of shoddy
workmanship in the Nations
space and nuclear submarine
programs.
Is the criticism justified?
In some cases, say industry
sources contacted in an Asso-
ciated Press survey. But the
overall success of Americas
nuclear and man-in-Space pro-
grams, they say, indicates that
industry is meeting the chal-
lenge.
Perhaps the toughest critic of
American industry is Vice Ad-
miral Lyman G. Rickover, the
Nays atomic expert. He has
charged that the Nations fac
tories are not meeting the chal-
lengeS in his field-nuclear sub
marines.
Poor Work Charged
Poor Workmanship, Admiral
Rickover said recently, plaques
the atom sub program. Many Of
the problems, he asserted, are
with conventional parts: Parts
delivered late, parts not made
to standard, or made Of the
wrong material.
Admiral Rickover said man.
agement should shoulder most
of the blame.
"Too often" he said, IMAM
agement is content to sit in
plush offices. Much of American
industry does not know what is
going on in its plant"
Asked about this, one manu-
featuring representative re-
piled:
"The admiral is going to have
to be a hell Of a lot more spe-
cific before anyone can answer
these charges. This is some
thing every manufacturer is
constantly struggling with. /
don't know any who wouldn't
agree that there is a need for
better quality control. No manu-
facturer wants to turn out a bad
product.
Quality Control Extended
equality control" said Roger
Gay, managing direcor Of
American Standards Inc, "has
become a profession. Probably
more new work is going on in
this area than in any other"
The marvel, said another in
dustry source, is that American
industry does as well as it
does - considering the speed,
completely and varying quality
Of modern production.
In the Project Mercury
manned space flights, each
space capsule alone contained
more than 100000 parts, said
Karl G. Harr, jr., president Of
the Aerospace Industries Asso-
citation Of America.
These parts were turned out
by more than 1000 concerns.
Referring to recent reports
critical of industry performance
in the Mercury project, Mr..
Harr said:
"The allegation that 720 dis
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Underwater Added

Mrs. Mary H. Wong has re-
Gently become a member of Da-
vid Klein and Associates of
Washington. She will work as a
life underwater. Previously,
Mrs. Wong was in the restau-
rant business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Area Store Volumes
Even With Year AGO

Washington area department
store sales in the week ended
November % were barely even
with the like 1862 period and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Earnings

Union P a cific R.R. in 10
months ended October 81
earned $69,072, 919 or $2.93 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29

the likeness Of James Madison
fourth President, for which the
institution is named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
Society
Dimes on
Venison

Members Of the Washing
ton chapter Of the Society Of
Wine and Food chose q b.
varian dinner for their De-
cember meeting
The society. whose roster
Is composed Of business and
professional men and govern
ment officials. meet for the
pure enjoyment Of an unusual
dinner accompanied by fine
wines. Like the Anteaters,
there are no speeches. At the
conclusion Of dinner they
hold an informal discussion
to air their views about the
quality Of the meal and the
wines selected by the COM
mittce.
The committee named from
the membership not only
Selccte he wines but decides
on the menu and the restau-
rant. It fell to the lot Of
Frank L. Wright II, chair
man. William Doering and
Curtis DwOrkin to make these
decisions. The Bavarian din
ner last week was held at
the Old Europe restaurant on
Wisconsin avenue. Mr.. Aaron
Millman is this years prea-
dent.
The group holds six meet
ings yearly. At two Of the
meetings 3. q wine snd
cheese tasting and the final
dinner Of the season :.
women are invited to attend,
otherwise the dinners are
restricted to male guests.
The menu last week start
ed with verschiedene salate
assorted appetizers) followed
by klare ochsenSchwanzsuppe
(clear ox-tail soup). The fish
course was gefuelltes seezun-
conflict in dill sauce NIT
blaetterteig- (stuffed
filet Of Dover sole In dill
sauce with puff croissent).
The entree, reh-ruecken NIT
pfifferingen In rahm sauce
(roaSt loin Of venison with
imported mushrooms), was
served with preiSSelbeeren
(lingonberries), kartoffel
nockerln (Viennese potato
puffs). and rotkohl (braised
red cabbage). For dessert the
committee selected Bayrische
creme mandarin (orange
Bavarian cream with coffee
and brandy.
The wines served were
Piesporter Goldtroepfchen,
1861; Hermitage 1857, and
Oppenheimer Sacktrager
Beerenauslee 1857. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
For Brunch or Supper

Corn and scrambled eggs
offer a change Of pace for q
brunch or quick supper main
dish. Strips Of green pepper
add a crisp texture and
color. Heat a drained IL or
16 ounce can Of whole ker-
mel corn and green pepper
strips In melted butter. Add
eight beaten eggs to the skill
let and salt and pepper to
taste. Cook as for scrambled
eggs, stirring gently. Sprinkle
crisp bacon bits over top and
the platter is ready to serve.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Management
Courses Token
By Pea Officers

"CfficialS of the Columbus
Production Credit Association
arc participating in Manage
mCnt Development Institutes
according 10 c. r. Yoder, gen.
era! manager of the aSSocia-
lion.
y. d. Sanders and Guy Dun
can, assistant Secretary-treaS-
urcrS, and Harold BabSon, re-
preventative Inspector, have
Just returned from three-day
institute held in Raleigh, N. {.
Case materials, group dis
cuSSionS. and decision max
ing problems offered an op-
portunity for the exchange of
ideas and practice in the prac-
tical application of the prin-
ciplcS. SkiliS, and tools of man.
agcmCnt, MIR. Sanders said.
According to Mr.. Sanders.
Mr.. Duncan, and Mr.. BabSOn,
the program topics include:
Cd Introduction To general
management, (2) Why study
management, (3) The chang
ing requirements of manage
mcnt, (4) Principles of plan
ping, (5D Dealing with the
public, Co Selling production
credit association service, CD
Specific policies for production
credit association personnel,
90 Decision making which
affects farmers, and 90 In
fluencing management deci-
SiOnS.
The farmer-owned and op-
Grated Columbus Production
Credit Association has l481
farmer members, l30 of
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
he hearse

AS they watched the hearse
carry him by.
The streets were crowded with
many many people.
As his widow. -Irs. Jacquelinc
Kennedy, was left a weeper.
Both Caroline and John John
were left SO sad
They wanted To- play in the
White House with their dad.
Our President was such a GOOD
man he needed to be crowned
But a man named Oswald shot
him down.
! IN nk Oswa d was a bad bad
man
Bat now he is dead and off our
hands.
Al We could hear were words
and cries.
But in the Arlington National
Cemetery, Il great man lies.
BY Louvenia Wheeler,
5ih Grade
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
: The Douglass Press Box !.

looked as though the Trojans
would have sure victory. tn,
Eagles with their professional.
like skis, lowered the boom
on the Trojans to win the game
69-6O. Donald Stanley loopco
I'm q points as highest scorer
for the Eagles.
On December 6. 1868 the
Eagles scored their second vic
tory at Westsidc High School.
Chadbour.
The Eag' cites had a little
trouble winning this game ana
ioomed a 32-l2 victory over the
IigereSses. Shelby Stephens
was highest scorer for the Eag-
lettes with II points.
If excitement had been fatal.
many of the spectators would
have collasp2C during the boys
game. Competition was so keen
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
BY Dennies Chestnut

The Egles of Douglass High
School have thrilled basketball
viewers in the past week with
two exciting dOuble-victories.
The first double victory was
scored on the Eagles home
floor Tuesday night December
5, 1883 when the Eagles versed
the Trojans of Proctorville
High School, Proctorville.
The Eag:e::es and Lady Tro-
jars had furious battle. but
the Eaglettes proved to be the
better team by winning the
game 1928. Shirley Stephens
was highest scored for the
Eaglettes with IA points.
The Eagles and Trojans
played a game that will long
be remembered by most of the
viewers. At the time when it
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

until the gymn was exploding
with excitement. Even though.
he T.gcIS w,.c reading several
tines during thc2amc the Eagles
times during the game. the
"a les. uEC-:' me cxcclicn,
Coaching Cf M. j. House.
managed 10 b. victors at the
end. High scorers for the
Eag cs were: Hampton Holt II
POINTS and Donald Stanley 10
points.
Toe students and faculty of
Douglass Ina G high-hopcs 70.
the Eagles and Eaglcttcs this
year. Listed below is The sea-
sons record thus far:
EAGLETTES
EoIgiaSs ~ Ciarktun 81
Douglass % Procturyiiic %
Douglass ~ PrUclOrvilic 23
Doug ass II ralrmont 43
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Local Pupil Writes
Poem On Kennedy

The following is an original
poem written by a fifth grad
studcbnt al Douglass School
following the death of Prcsi.
dent John +. Kennedy:
\ Sad Day
Il was on Friday afternoon
When the world heard "A gun 20
b-om.
II was then 4 policeman said.
Our famous President Ken
nedy is dead"
All the people bcgan to cry.
Douglass 30 Chadbourn y
EAGLES
douglass ~ Ciarkton 60
Douglass 43 East Acadia II
DO & as G3 Tairmunt %
Daug.asS 90 Pructurvilic 90
DOUGLASS % Chadbourn IS
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

which were new members dur
ing the past year, and EXTEND
ed S4.600,800 in capital pur-
pose and operating credit to
farmers of the area last. year.
The Columbus Association
makes short and intermediate
term loans to farmers in Co
lumbus County with principal
office in Whiteville and Mo-
'iloan Service in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

TO WE'D - An invitation TO
friends and relatives of the
bridal couple to attend the
wedding ceremony of Miss
bride Immediately following
the ceremony Is extended by
the brides mother, Mrs. Ir-
enc Hardee. No, invitations by
mail are being issued.
Brenda 10 Hardee to Mr.. Lar
ry Canady in the. Oak Dale
Baptist Church. Sunday, Dec.
20. 1863 and to the reception
to be held at the home of the
Evening star., 1963-02-04
FARMS
COUNTRY PROPERTY
COMMERCIAL nRnnNn

ROUTE ., vA.-For rent. lovely.
modern 7-room. home, with barns
and 80 acres OF farming facilities.
RE. 7-35jl II. S-70Q2
Evening star., 1963-02-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTlkueD)

CHEVERLY - 3-bedrm., all-brick
Cape Cod with separate dining
room, large kitchen with table
space, living room with firepl.,
built-in garage. Walk TO school
and transportation only l blk.
away, An outstanding value at
S20,960 on convenient FHA or GI
terms. Call til 3 pm. WA. 7-3a0O.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
CHEVERLY, near everything -
Lovely 3-bedroom home. screened
porch, garage, large lot Asking
SlS,750. terms. LOUIS MILLER,
Realtor, UN, 4-3723,
CHnLUM AREA = ACT FAST
King-si8e 4-bedrm,, az hath
Cape Cod, seperate dining rn. ana
rec, Im; Trade your present home.
HUGH T. PECK, REALToR
1885 New Hamp. Ave, HE. 4-l700
CHILLUM-cheaper thanrent. Brick
semidet Colonial, bsmt., S15,50O
GI, FHA. r, N. LEVY, 949-7400,
COLLEGE HEIGHTS, mr.. Nd. u
4-level brk. split. 3 bedrmS., IN
baths, baths; family fan "a rm, with firepi.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-3500 779-ss33
COLLEGE PARK -4-bedrm. Colo
mo. ais'' sii.S6o,. &P. s 34oo4Sie.o on'' 900
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1963-02-04

hDELr uh-LookinR I0r Immaculate
3-bedrm. brk, rambler walk-out
bsnit.f Ftrepl.7 Huge uuarter-acre
lot Excellent peighborhood7 Then
can he. 1000 or
G. paul hickman, inc.
ANDREWS AREA, $15.25O
spick-and-span 3-bedrm. doll house
Ser. porch. Gear garage, level
ff0' lot. vkshop.. tool Take over
present balance. pymts. like rent
HAdAN REALTY. INC. On. 4-sSs3
ANDREWS AREA-VA no dn. nay
nnent, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. garage.
Level fenced yard. Only sf3.5n0.
IrAmediate occupancy 70 qualified
purchaser.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

NrALr5hs HilLrf I" S2. 7.7soO
Evening star., 1963-02-04

Lss. ana lovely Cape Cod on beau.
hiil corner lot, y bedfms. sewing
rf1,. den, rec. fm, and tep. din,
rm, .tis,b00 IA the fun price with
OIL. rHA and cnnv financing.
NEAR SUPER GIANT
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO 49,.
REALTY WE. h.A422
Evening star., 1963-02-04
ARLINGTON, s

2 bedrms., for sale or rent with
option TO buy. IA, S-007f.
ARL., s.-Centraily air-eond., stone
rambler . bedrms., den. firepl.,
earpeting Trans. Assume si25 mo
s20,5OO. BIOS s. Grove At, By
OWNER, OF. 4-sis0.
ARLINGTON-NEw BRICK RAM
BIER. . bedrms. 2 baths, fire.
places, iiv, rm., din. rm.. de luxe
kit, finished rec. rm., built-in
garage. Sa6.n50,
BROAD ST. REALTY JE. 3.0e3s
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Evening star., 1963-02-04
Mr. KUSliNER ~ 81 81 g.SsOO
PROFESSIONAL SPACE

For architects, accountants, doe
Tors dentists, lawyers etc. Indi-
ury apt building, close 10 finan-
cial district Suites up TO 500
90 n. available for Immediate
occupancy. Call Mr.. ZUPNIK, 723-
Evening star., 1963-02-04
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DESIRABLE Florida property for
Aals ~ tWnef g0uHn7a' on axe
~ Orlando, Term Masonry house.
" cafpoftf, fflit trees. water aki-
ins fihinF t9ihn0 afi .t2n8
LrHiGH ACRES, vie Port Mysft-
HuileiTa .nf In etiab'shfd com.
r1tnity OwNER ki s-n1pT.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

cARRoIIToN - Exception
rambler WITH earport. fiats
roof, SEP. din, fm, full day.
light hpmt,, Wv cArprtina
and many e1tras Priced n
aeii at SiN,bn0 With no cash
dn. 70 vets or lust $500 On.
10 non-vsta
Evening star., 1963-02-04
IA. 4-1300
BroYhill & Sons

REALTORS 4g0o LEE HWY.
ARL.. N-Brick Cape Cod, 3 bed.
rms. sep din. rm., den. full
s.9t. ., fenced ys,e y,ii0r cspysn; sIr. wiY, r;
or or sri BOO dn FHA. Payments
less than rent. Price SEQ nb0,
Trades considered. PALL PAX
REALTY, INC, ". f-0433
ARL.. NJ, sia. .as0-spaeious 3-bed- :
rm brk. Colonial. Mirrored firepl.
vail in ilv fm., 2iIi3 sep. din.
rm., lac. equip. kit. brkfst area,
table and chairs, bsmt, rec rm..
Anchor. fenced rear yard with bar-
beeus nrill, few blkt, Ire hwy. As-
sumo loan or FHA OF uI financing
,yail, ,LuSitLE COOK. Rsal'or'
Evening star., 1963-02-04
REA. ESTATE WANTED

W. u'NE CtirNTs Wa0 wanf 70
buy aley faraHsi Or ttpfags brop-
critics AZ cash Nsaf Uuior eta.
ton of near IN d9WffoNn WAFLE.
i."G tfth a 40 fsaunN
Evening star., 1963-02-04

BgkKsHIRE-immsd. possession
3,hFdrm brk. colonial Liy, nm.
klth f1plaes, ain fm'. tit.. bsmt,.
finished RE. nm, side porch.
iee' fenced lo,, / hlk. 20 VT
cilysIy school and shopplns
JAcoBs REALTY, RI, 6.bana
Evening star., 1963-02-04
Town & Country
ppopa INC REAI.ToRa

OPEN q TOE
ANNANDALE oFFIcF CT. 6-9l00
: BRICK RAMBLER
WITH FULL BASEMENT and REC
REATION ROOM, 3-bedroom home
located on vell-landscaped lot in
MOST convenient location. AVAIL
ABLE IMMEDIATELY. Call go,
MONROE, REALTORS. CT. 6-s5O0
ZEE sEpRooM. zoo .TGxPaI i.GsxTH aoEEY 5Eiy AlI;
bedrm.. PLUS DEN. a:bath. an
tiaue brick home. located In boom
ing FaLriax County. Very smart
neighbOrho0d. Two fireplaees, "a
acre wooded lot. hot-water heat.
marvellous kitchen, separate din
ing room entering onto pvt. rear
porch. double doors to marble
rage. YOU'LL JUST LOVE THH
NEI0HBORHOOD. PRICED IN the
30s. JE. $4,000. VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
HILLCREST
= - - " z \ -
RE h.Ro0n

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Small
STURDY bungalow. extra Lac: lot:
Only Sll.50O. W. r. HUGHES
co. AP.l 7-l400, -. -.-
HYATTs,-sl2, 200. centrally Air
Evening star., 1963-02-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
so lcONTlNUEDl
AKALENTINE GIFT

Fof your family. This 3-bsdrm.. ALL
bfiek rambler with lge. pine-pan-
eledy rec. rm., y baths and level
let "a yours. FHA approved. Move
IN with settlement Lovely sec
tion OF Silver Spring. conv. to
ahopping center. D49-2S60,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

kENILWORTH INTER CHANGE
Tuxedo -BladensburE area - Ware.
house approx, 33xlOO, i6-ft. cetl.
Ing, $500, Available Feb, I. Gail
Miss Hanley, or Mr. zarpas. p40-
$500.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
T. N. IERNER
' ASPEN HILL AREA
\ FHA $4,000
yDADE REALTY

0-kedroom and den home that has
aR the extras and built-ins. in
eiuding Wv. carpets. gu baths,
fuhabsmt.' patio and fenced yard
Evening star., 1963-02-04
LIKE NEW

AND CHARMING. s.
bedrm. brick Colonial on beauti-
fully Handicapped lot, Just . BLOCKS
from bus. Bright LIVING rm. l22x
isD has attractive mirror over fire.
place mantel, Pine features In
clude economical hot-water heat,
storm windows, attic fan. fenced
yard, detached gaTaEe. Only s2l :
900. LARGE ist trust can be as
auNsad uuNVWl Call
Evening star., 1963-02-04
NO DOWN TO GIs
ON THESE HOMES

ON THESE HOMES
50. $50. CAPITOL HEIGHTS BUN.
GALOW, Perfect starter home. 2
nice bedrms., sep. din. rm, front
porch, $40 mo.
sii.aS0. POUR BIO BEDROOMS.
Sep, din rm, full walk-out bsmt,,
enclosed porch, fenced lot. Ss6 mo.
Sla.o5O. CAPITOL PLAZA AREA.
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. electric kit,
with disposal, dishwasher, auto
washer and dryer. sos mo.
si4.nSO. ROGERS HEIo HTS.
Lovely Colonial, firepl In Nv rms
SEP. din, rms 3 bedTmt4 IA
bath. nice rec. rm. In bsmta
newly dec. 500 mo.
siB.7So. s-BEpRooM CAPE COD
with sep, din, rm- big modern
kit, fun bsmt.. screened porch,
garage, air conditioner on 2nd
floor. Has had loying care, $40
mo.
RfvERDALE PARK. Spa
eious home, large din. rmp biz
De luxe kit, wall-to-wall carpet
Z hedrms, = baths, full bSnit a.,
lovely Y acre plus lot with trees
and shrubs sii2 mo,
Evening star., 1963-02-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY NO CASE. no settle
ment fees to vets. No down pay-
ments 2 practically new de luxe
6-rm. ramblers on large lots near
Super Giant on Annapolis I'd va
cant, move right in. VA approved
at S16.150 and S17.50O. Call I'll
3 pm, WA. 7-3900. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS A. Co. INC
Evening star., 1963-02-04
COLLEGE PARK

Bargain buy brick honey
moon rambler with 2 bed
rms, full bsmt. with tiled
floor. level fenced lot, storm
windows and doors, near
shopping. school and buses.
Full price only S13.500. No
down OF and APPROX. S97
mo. pAYs all.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MT. RAINIER AREA

Just listed for only $4,000.
2-bedrm., enclosed porch
Colonial Best g.-h w. heat,
storm windows and doors.
Vet can buy no down pay
ment, with mo. payments
less than rent.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
ANDY MOORE, Realtor

ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MOORE n MOORE REAL ESTATE
AEDRgws.su1TLAND - 3.bedroom
afmihriek. full bSmt, vacant. Rent
or, sale with option 10 purchase.
Move right M 0UTF REALTY
HE, 4-ib87, ~. b-3s3f.
AREAS BEST BUY-Look what
$4,000 will buy. 3-bsdrm. Co
ioniai on larae Anchor fenced lot.
step-down Nv rm., full din, rm.,
al tile kit ana bath. detached
g.Fsssv; e v,s home In Al eond" terms
FSkS sTSTE PROPS AP. 7.iess
AyoNnAIg AREA-Large dst. brk
ist ~. 9 bsdrms., hath. end nj
3 ihedrms,l bath. Rec. rm., extra
tolikf. 2 firepls. Blackboard hvh,
Ample parking SPACE. S2b,b00.
RooER MOSS = IA. R-a2ee
SUNDAY and syes MA. 2-0s0s.
RARGAIN ron QUICK SALE -
Close IN. brick, Nv. rm. vIfirepl.
hedrms,, bebys rm,. din. rm,,
Atsinless steel kit. v/wall oven,
sneL peh. ss, 900 cash, bal. ap-
proA $1,000 payts st3 mo 1900
Nth ave, Hillside, Nd. . blks. of
MhFfbofo nike NF hagIh9
Evening star., 1963-02-04

The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-450O
COLLEGE HTS. EsTATE-very fine
i-bedrm. home. 3Is baths. Excel.
for large family. Asking Sb7,500.
Shown BY appt. only. LOUIS MIL
LER, Realtor. UN. 4-2723.
COLLEGE PARK, S295 down incl.
settlement -bedrm.. det. bunRa-
low with full bsmt.. stove. refrig
large lot with trees. Vacant. move
risht in. OWNER. Du. 7-02O0.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

REALTORS AND INSURERS
416 Prince 81. 549-6400
ANIMAL LOVERS
We have the perfect place for you.
Room for o pony, dogs, birds
You name 1t. " acres with q
comfortable 100 : ". old house.
Central heating. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. large kitchen with picture
window. Living rm.. dining rm.
and library. Rolling lawn with
trees OF all kinds. Barn with one
stall. dog run. pony ring, chicken
house with fenced chicken yard.
Close-in location.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

OUTSTANDING
3.bedrm. brick rambler with level
Handicapped lot. eduip. kit. formal
llv. and din. rm. with island
type firepl.. ,earport, Price sls.-
$50. Assume large 40 loan,
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1963-02-04
DYNAMIC

REAL ESTATE 474.o444
COLLEGE PARK = Large, older
home in perfect condition. 8 king
size bedrms.. big liv. rm. with
Open stairway. Family-size din.
rm. and dream kitchen. Hot-Wa-
ter heat and bsmt. on level,
I5xl25 IT. lot. with garage. Ali
this for only s15.950 FHA or
COLLEGE PARK-Near all new
highways. Large split level home
with 3 bedrms.. huge liV. rm., bie
dining ell and kitchen with eat-
ing space. Level lot ana built-in
garage. Owner can give quick oe-
eupaney. Only S17,500 on FHA
or OF termRl
Evening star., 1963-02-04

Play Ball with BALL REALTY 4"
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4O00
HGTs.-Si7,950 VERY
SPECIAL 4-bedrm. 2-bath brick
and shinRle. Lge: liv. rm., full
din. rm.. lovely kit, full bsmt.
finished rec. rm., air cond. gas
RIEh R1E r. = SoMr sS5y. SrTTH 81 TH4 41oISSScdL ESxcL.