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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Dynamic Elio PoscoreIIi
Given Sendoff to Tokyo

ing off his first teeth in a
marvellous smile.
Just about anyone who had
anything to do with little
Lucio turned up last night.
DR.. John Walsh, who de-
livered him, and also has
helped a couple of Kennedys
into the world as the First
La dy's obStetrician, was
there with his wife.
The Vatican's delegate to
Washington Egidio Vagnozzi
christened the boy, and there
were both his godparents-
Representative Emilio Dad
dario Of Connecticut, and
Mrs. Fenoaltea, his god
m o t her and last nights
hostess.
Lucio's arrival capped a
seven-year wait for his child
less parents, his father remi-
nisced. So great was the
excitment over his impending
birth on both sides of the
Atlantic that Mr.. Pascarelli's
parents came over several
months before the event,
even though his mother was
nearly blind, his father suf-
fering from a serious heart
ailment.
Named for Grandfather
Tragedy struck when the
senior Mr.. Pascarelli died Of
a heart attack before the
baby was born.
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When Lucio arrived, In
the same hospital where his
grandfather had died, he
was named at once for the
grandfather who had come
thousands Of miles to see
him-and who had not
wanted a child named for
him until after his death.
His grief-stricken grand
mother saw" him, though
with fingers touching the
tiny face and body Of an
other Lucio.
Among those saying fare
well to the Pascarellis were
Senator PaStore; Secretary
of Health Education and
Welfare Celebrezze; Special
Consultant to the President
Carmen Bellino; Assistant
Presidential Press Secretary
and Mrs. Malcolm Kilduff;
Greek Counsel or and Mrs.
Calogeras; the Myron Cow
ems; Mrs. Arthur Schle-
singer, jr., wife Of the Pres
ident's Special Assistant;
Assistant Attorney General
Norbert Schlei; and Mrs.
John Pope.
Mr.. Pascarelli will be serv-
ing in his sixth post. His
diplomatic career began in
Moscow. He will take a
months leave In Rome and
stay a second month to be
briefed before leaving for
Japan. he said.
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Gennony's Riders Ones To Watch

the brilliant fall sunshine.
Colorful touch to the coun-
try scene were Mrs. Ran
dolph's pink-coated staff.
Up for the weeks events
and on hand yesterday was
Mrs. Randolph's daughter,
Nina (Mrs. Edward Bonnie
Of Louisville, KY. She will
compete this week.
Others there were the Lo+
renzo de Medicis Of the ia
nous italian family; Mrs.
Nelson McClary, Mrs. John
B. Lee, Mrs. John Richard
son and the Oscar Lindgrens.
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Significantly. he observed
there are no peace corps be-
hind the Iron Curtain, no
stream of volunteers coming
from Communist countries"
The reason for this "is
plain" he said, because the
Peace Corps volunteer con-
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noted horse breeder invited
all those connected with the
show to a luncheon at her
farm, Oakley, near Upper
vile. Some $50 came for the
in-and-out-of-door luncheon,
after which many roamed
the beautiful farm to see
the stables and training
center.
Even the hounds put on
an impromptu show. A pack
of them ran by, jumping
a fence before guests. Oak
ley's stations weren't to be
upstaged they paraded in
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DIEM FAMILY
ALL CALLED
RULERS

Wet Namese President
Diem, his brother Ngo
Dinh Nhu and the latter's
wife, Nine. Nhu, all run
the government Of Wet
Nam, former Ambassador
Chuong said yesterday.
They are simply the
fingers on one hand" said
the former envoy, who is
the father Of Nine. Nhu.
They speak alike; they
think alike; they act alike"
1t is IAN understatement
to say that Ngo Diem Nhu
is head Of the secret po-
lice" Mr.. Chuong declared.
Indeed, he is head Of every
thing in Wet Nam, "as, &C
tually, are his relatives,
too"
It is unfair to compare
Ngo Diem Nhu to Attorney
General Robert Kennedy"
the speaker continued. Mr..
Nhu "has at least 10 times
more power than President
Kennedy himself. He
hand picks all the members
to be elected to the Genera
Assembly" for instance.
Proof Of the latter, he
said, is that Wet Mans
delegation to the Interpar-
liamentary Union in Bel
grade left for the meeting
"a month before they were
even elected"
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The New Zealand Embassy
will be the scene Of a tea on
Thursday sponsored by the
Capital Division Of the Wom-
ans National Farm and Gar
den Association.
The 8 to 5 pm. event is to
raise funds to be used to
maintain the organizations
scholarships and fellowShips.
wives of Ambassadors
from countries whose wom-
ems organizations are affili-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29
By ISABELLE SHELTON
Star staff Writer


Cutting off Of United
States funds to South Wet
Namese Special Forces was
hailed by former Wet Nam
csc Ambassador Tran Van
Chuong yesterday as "a ray
Of hope-the first step in the
right direction"
I'VE anti Communist Wet
Namese know we cannot be
saved without American aid,
but we know we cannot be
saved, either, If American aid
is used by our government
against our own people," said
the former envoy, who re-
signed his post here in Au-
gust in protest against his
governments repressive
measures against Buddhist
monks.
The State Department an
nounced last week that assis-
lance would be cut off to the
Special Forces troops until
the troops are assigned to
field duty against the North
Wet Namese Communists.
The Special Forces troops,
especially trained and
equipped by the Unite d
States to fight the North
Wet Namese, were used to
lead last summers govern
ment raids against Buddhist
pagodaS.
The money for the Special
Forces is "only a drop" COM
pared to the $45 million a
month this country is spend
ing in Wet Nam, yet it has a
very important moral Signif-
icance, "Mr. Chuong told a
luncheon at the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
1T shows the people Of
Wet Nam that the people Of
the United States do care,
and want to help the people
Of Wet Nam, not help the
government against the peo-
pie" the former envoy said.
People RevOlted at Excuses
This is crucial, Mr.. Chuong
said, because the people of
Wet Nam ARE so deeply re-
VOTED" at the anti-Buddhist
excesses of their government
that they may be pushed into
the arms of the Communists
If they are given the impress
sion that there is no alterna-
tive for them but the present
deteSted regime"
Revulsion of the Wet
Namese people is proved by
the suicide of Buddhist monks,
the envoy said.
When people are so re-
pressed and revolted as to
burn themselves to death to
open our eyes to their revul-
sion, we have no right to
keep our eyes closed, and to
dismiss them as Communist
inspired or 'CIA-inspired'
fools" the former envoy de-
clared.
IF we do not open our
eyes" he warned, such a re-
volted and desperate people
will turn to mmunism,
which is better than death.
We sophisticated people may
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A crack team from West
Germany may walk off with
the prizes at this weeks In
ternational Horseshow,
which opens tonight at the
Armory.
Those in the know-exhibi-
tors, international riders, the
hunting and riding Bluffs
from around Middleburg and
Upperville-who were guests
Of Mrs. Archibald C. Ran
dolph yesterday, thought it
might happen, said their
hostess.
For the second year, the
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Tea Set Thursday At Embassy

ated with the Associated
Country ONE n of the
World to which Farm and
Garden Divisions also belong,
have been invited.
New Zealand Ambassador
Laking will speak briefly
about this country and will
show films depicting the life
and scenery there.
Among those assisting in
the receiving line with Am
baSSador and Mrs. Laking
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will be Miss Ruth Bloodgood,
president Of the Capital Divi-
sion; Mrs. Benjamin D. Holt,
national president; Mrs.
Louis j. Renfrow, internation-
al president; Miss van tier
son, of the Netherlands, recip-
lent Of this years Frysinger
Fellowship Award; Mrs. Fred
Muschenheim, fellows hip
president, and Miss Ora e
Frysinger for whom the fell
lowShip was named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29
BY RUTH DEAN
star san Writer

A resolution deploring "the
misuse of American foreign
aid funds In every respect
and especially where such
funds are used to provide
economic aid to countries
preparing to attack their
neighbors." was approved by
delegates attending the Amer
lean Affairs and United Ma
tons session Of the national
convention Of Hadassah.
The resolution calling for
Senate approval Of the
Gruening-Javits amendment
to the foreign aid bill was
presented to the delegates
for discussion at their late
afternoon session in the
Sheraton Park Hotel yester-
day.
It was one Of several rec
concentrations Of the organi-
zation's national board.
The Gruening-J aVtts
amendment, already passed
by the House Of Represent
atives, stipulates that no as
sistance shall be provided to
any country which the Presi-
dent determines is engaging
in or preparing for aggressive
military efforts directe d
against the United States,
or any country receiving as
sistance under United States
foreign aid programs.
The delegates to the Wom-
ems Zionist Organization Of
America convention are also
considering q recommended
ton recognizing the "signifi-
cant role" Of programs of the
Agency for international De-
velopment in assisting de-
veloping countries.
Hear Shriver
Another resolution calls
on the United States ito take
every appropriate measure in
and out Of the United Ma
lions to move the Soviet
Union to cease discriminatory
practices against the Jewish
citizens Of the Soviet Union. !"
Last night the delegates,
representing Hadassah's more
than $4,000 m m b ers
throughout the United States
and Puerto Rico. heard Peace
Corps Director Sargent
Shriver hail the progress Of
the year-old International
Peace Corps Secretariat.
At the same time, Mr.. Shri-
yer noted that this interna-
tional extension of the Peace
Corps idea was "the biggest
unreported Peace Corps story
of the year.
He told Hadassah, which
proudly calls itself Americas
Oldest peace corps" that the
success Of the Secretariat
venture, begun a year ago at
a 43-nation conference In
Puerto Rico, was lone Of the
big, little known stories of the
year." He noted that in the
interim, almost every indus
trialized country in the fret
world has established its owl
version Of the Peace Corps
and predicted that by the
end of next year. every such
country will have a peace
CORDS of its own"
No Red Counterpart
Significantly. he observed
there are no peace corps be-
hind the Iron Curtain, NJ
stream Of volunteers coming
from Communist countries"
The reason for this III
plain" he said, because the
J Peace Corps volunteer con.
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Hodossoh Passes
Resolution of Aid

wv AANS@f~1 AANG AAAAAA
going to q country TO help
others develop as they wish
70 develop; not in accordance
with a super plan dictated in
the Kremlin or in Peking."
This Is why no Commu-
mist country can send its
people as volunteers to work
in strange lands. This Is why
there is no Soviet Peace
Corps" he declared. This is
why - although there may
someday be an anti-missile
missile. there win not be an
anti-Peace Corps Peace
Corps"
Mr.. Shriver declared that
the powers Of individual
commitment Is the extraord-
mary news about the Peace
Corps that has gone untold"
All volunteers know, he
said, that their work Of help
ing nations calls more for
grinding determination than
it does for glamorous dra-
mates, and the ability to win
out over dysentery and bore
dom Is far more significant
than the vine-Swinging agil-
ity of q Johnny WeiSmuller."
Earlier yesterday, DR.. Al
bert B. Sabin, developer Of
the oral anti-polio vaccine,
received HadasSah's highest
honor, its coveted Henrietta
Sold Award. Mrs. Kramar-
sky, national president Of
HadaSSah, presented him
with the citation and gift Of
$1,000.
Vaccine Discussed
For generations to come,
the citation read, Dr.. Sabin's
name means freedom from
fear Of polio and its after
math of pain and anguish"
DR.. Horace L. Hodes, direc-
tor Of the pediatrics depart
ment of New York's Mount
Sinai Hospital, discussed the
impact Of the Sabin vaccine.
Previous recipients Of the
award have included former
President Harry Truman and
the late Mrs. Eleanor Roose.
welt.
At a special session yester-
day and in a special hour
long film shown last night,
the present and future scope
Of HadasSah's comprehensive
medical program was re-
viewed.
The organization plans an
expansion of its activities in
Israel and in African coun-
tries in 1854, DR.. Kalman j.
Mann, director-general of the
Hadassah Medical Organiza-
ton in Israel, disclosed.
DR.. Mann pointed out that
Africa, as a continent, has
the highest birth and death
rates in the world. The He
brew University Hadassah
Medical School is already
providing training for immi-
grant doctors, he stressed.
Next month, he will go to
Africa to evaluate the health
needs Of Basutoland, Be-
chuanaland and Swaziland
Last nights film drama
tized HadaSSah's first BIZ
continent program in medi-
cal research-a project being
conducted by the Hadassah
Medical Center In co-opera-
ton with the National Heart
Institute In Bethesda to
study apprehension and coro-
nary heart disease among the
various ethnic groups in
Israel's population. DR.,
Thomas Dublin, NH cpl
demiologist, is the United
States director on the project
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think 1t is better to be dead
than Red. But to the COM
mon people this is not true.
Death is a final thing"
An alarming sign to him.
for instance, the speaker
said. is that a group Of 200
students have turned Com
munist.
1--WE must understand that
the present situation is more
than serious" he said. IF we
do not understand this, we
will lose Wet Nam by default.
no matter how much Ameri-
can help is given"
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BETHESDA

White brick Colonial close TO Lam
don School. FULLY AIR coNDI-
TONED, bedrms., nursery and
2 baths. huge living rm. with
picture window, 1st-floor powder
nm. Beautiful lot with expensive
paintings. Ewes. Mrs. Mitchell, OIL.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DKv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH us VS..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Realtors
BETHESDA-$25,95O
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors

50l0 Wisconsin Ave. b37-136t
Ewes. Week Ends. g66-0707
BETHESDA-S-P-A-C-I-O-U-S brick
split-1evel in st. James Parish. 4
immense bedrms.. big liv. rm.
banquet-sized sep. din. rm., huge
all-mod. kit, daylight walk-oui
rec. rm. with firepl.. garage
Fenced yard. Fantastic closets
Spread out comfort for the really
big family. $3l,960.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 TIL 9
BETHESDA = Center-hall Colonial
featuring 3-bedrms.. sep. din. rm.
jalousied and paneled den, powder
rm., Lear attached garage and
many other extras. Reduced 4
$4,000. J. c, cONLEY, REAL
BETHESDA, off wis. ave.-Brand.
new listing. Brick rambler, iy
rm. with firepl., din, rm., 3 bed
rms, az baths. Asking S21, 800
T. N. LERNER
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CHEVY CHASE, WEsT-Teks MON
out Of the taxi business. The kids
can walk TO everything. 2l-it
l,r.. 13-ft, dr., l5-it. mod. kit. &
br. end fir. b.r. 3rd fir. Ia
baths, SSS'bO0. MR.. coGGINs,
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Pres, Inland Corp.
PLAZA D49-70

BETHESDA : 6-yr. sold rambler IN
excellent eond., 9 bedrms., 2 full
baths, sep. din. rm., firepl., day
light valk-out rec; rm; and 9
fantastic 305-ft. lot for only
AN 15isIsy RiEArrY OF. 5000 TN 0
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BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
4 BEDRMs.. 3 BATHS. REC. RM.
This lavish brk. split-level perfectly
situated on acre. beautiful
handicapped lot delights the eye IS
II eaptlvates the lFnagination. A
home aistinstiyely modern y every
way. $4,000. Ewes, call u. S-37D2.
BOGLEY
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HOUSES FOR SAILED. G.
ATR CONDITIONED

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK = De-
tached center-entr. brick Colonial.
liv. rm. with firepl., family din.
Im., bright kitchen. 3 bedrms., 2
baths on 2nd. rec. rn,, garage,
level lot. Priced in upper 20s.
conv, 70 everything. Q a.m.-o pm.
EN-. 2-740O.
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VI FUMCH HECl
VACANT
1924 AMES ST. NE.

Germ. semidetached brick home,
paS a nsSiy f decoa assis E aS fe ass
yard and storm windows. Move
in today. Priced right. Trades
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FOREST-Brick ram
bier, q real beauty inside and
out. Trees, carport, close to
schools. FILA, $4,000.
CHESTER KELLER. REALTOR
JU. 5-7l00 Ewes, OIL, 6-2250
IDEAL FOR YOUNG AT HEART
Sparkling new contemporary ram
bier sitting on "a acre of beautiful
Md. countryside. Featuring kit,
family rm. combination, large liv.
rm, with fireplace, 3 twin-size
bedrms,, mahogany paneled rec,
rm. with fireplace, gear garage,
custom workmanship and design.
CAL M I,,v $500 500 EV. -, 5-6S23;,
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WE
WON'T

charge you admission 10 see one Of
the most appealine bones We have
ever offered, 30 perfectly enchAnt-
inai Prom the moment you enter
the Graeloua living room you feel
the overwhelming charms that
tuR a. the heaftstrlnaa. A re-
turn 10 the gracious way OF life.
Rustic blending OF board and bat
ten "a decorators dream. A
house that spells home. Profess
sionally decorated, handsoms vail
to-wall carpetins and iivlng room
screened porehes. breskiSst noos
IN kliohen full basement, built.ln
garase, fenced lot with towering
trees and separate dining room.
Master bedroom IA Goals, the
other ID 2Oxi0. You MUST see
the essence or elegance provided
By the BLAMED CEILINGS and
siriking Colonial motlil One Oh
the pfettiesl streets IN upper
North ArilnGton. II you miss thia
Si0,bb0, you Will miss the buy
OF the YeariIf TOWN a CoUN.
TRY PROP. NC. KE. S-eb60.
tcontinued on Next Pagel
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TWINBR00K FOREsT-NeW list
ing. spectacular very spacious
split-leyel home. Huge kit. -din. rm
comb, wall oven, lge, liv. rm,, 3
really lge. bedrms,, rec. rm, ]
blk. TO shops and bus. FLA or
VA, S21,hO0, -
IL /. LEWIS 949-4330
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
TRADE Up

Trade your equity in your present
home for down payment and set
Element on this 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick and aluminium siding ram.
bier. Sep. din. rm.. king-size kitch-
en-. full bSmt. partially finished
Large fenced. tree-shaded lot. As
sumo ice. FILA mortgage and avoid
red tape BY saving on settlement
Must be seen to appreciate It's
condition and valuei .949- $40.
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
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Beautiful hideaway. custom built
Plus lot ~ 800 3rsdlsy blvd.
With firepl., Diet. gear gar. $780,
CALL r. 4 ZACHARY, wo. e-2e2s
Open SUNDAY i-s "a, mo
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KEN pRusKIN,s VALUED HOME

KEN DRUsKNs VALUED HOMES
Why not trade up to one of these
fipe homes7
SILVER sPRING-Gorgeous split
level level approx: 2-yr.-ola, large
rec. rm,, cor. lot. Just reduced as
owner is being tranSf. Assume Ice
loan, Payments less than rent.
$22,b00.
BROOK HAVEN-Beautlful Colonial,
ideal Tor lge, fam, bedrms,, full
bsmt., Ice. lot. Immaculate. As
sumo loan. S23,750.
SILVER sPRING-Briek split-foyer
rambler, table-Spaee kit, 3 bed
rms, maids rm., rec. rm., pa
baths, central air cond. A beauty
.KENSINGTON - Beautiful brick
rambler, bedrms.. 2l-ft. liv. rm.
w/firepl., rec. rm., numerous other
features. Upper sos.
KEN DRUsKIN, Realtor. s4s-4OOO
KENSINGT0N = Assume Sl7,25O.
Immed. poss. immac. brick ram.
bier, l y baths, eat-in kit, sep.
din. rm., tiled walk-out bsmt.,
Sl9,9bO. r. N. LEVY. 949-74OO.
kENSINGTON--2-bedrm. brk., ex-
tras,, peri. cond., quiet and cony.,
$4,000. OWNER. VIII. 6-2594.
kENsINGTON--3 bedrms., Q baths
on LIST floor. plus beautiful rec, rm,
and roughed-in V bath. Daylight
bsmt. and lever wooded lot. WALL
to-wall carpeting included at S2O,-
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500 Wisconsin Ave. Sa7-isee
Hyes., Weekends. OIL. 2-3207
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BETHESDA

A RARE FIND In a split
level with 4 bedrms. and 2
baths on l level. Both the
handsome paneled recrea-
ton rm. and the living rm.
open onto q charming gar
den. This centrally air-cond-
ditionec house also has a
18th bedrm., bath and private
study on the lower level.
Early occupancy. Price
S44,750. Call Mrs. Wyatt.
EN-. 2-7al7.
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QUAINT ACRES

ROCK CREEK Hills a bsdTmS.
plus den, y baths. ultramodern
kit, formal din. rm., 2 fireplaces
lone In professionally arranged
rec. rm.). centrally air cond !,
built.ln sarge, Y biz, from PARK.
a REAL NICE FAMILY HOME.
Call D40-2s60 for appt.
SUBURBAN PRoPEkTIEs, MOT.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-A Superbly
eonstrueted brick rambler, custom
built and ingeniouslY designed,
impeceahly maintained. elegantly
and tastefuily decorated. This Is
. spacious home with large rooms
throughout. diversified living and
dining areas for entertaining, De
luxe kitchen, den, 3 twin-size bed
rms, and 2 tiled baths. Fabulous
garden-level rec. rm. and full
bath. Dashboard hot-water heat
and CENTRALLY AIR CONDf-
TONED. Built IN garage. The
lovely yard adioins Rock Greek
Park. A wonderful value In the
upper f0s. For details call our
BETHE8DA-cHEVY CHASE oFFICE
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RoCKVILLE-No IS CT, 5000 dn
FHA.. 3-bedrm. rambler, paint Ia
suit, heated gar, S13,950. COUN,
TY WIDE CO., Realtors. 949-l90l
ROLLINGWOOD AREA = Close IN
ana cow. to everything. 4-bedrm
huge rec. rm. with bar, Built -ir
garage. Lge. rear screened porch,
Reduced TO 100000. viii now sell
quickly, Vacant. See II nowl 9
am. to 9 pm. EN-. 2-740O.
METZLER, REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING
Brick CAPE Cod colorful kitchen
finished stairs to expandabie sec.
ond floor, beautiful large panelec
den, basement with recreation
room. fenced lot. $4,000.
PARKWAY co. WA 7-Ie0a
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HOUSES F6R sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fcONTlNuEDl
RETHESDA-S33 $50

DE l1EOOA-p ,0CU
DISTANCE NH ANT
NAVAL MEDICAL. immaculate
split-level. First level: entrances
hall, living rm. with fircpl., dining
rm., kitchen with breakfast ares
and den. Second level: 3 bedrms.
2 baths and space for 4th bedrm
on 3rd level. Lowell level: REC
REATION ROOM, garage.
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors
SOLO Wisconsin Ave. b37-136t
Ewes. Weekends. KE. 7-l569
BETHEsDA-NIH AREA - OWnei
moving and wants quick sale, Air
cond. rambler, 3 bedrms., 3 baths
den, large family rm, Reduced q
upper 20s. 4l9@o mortgage. 93la
L. Parkhill DR.. OIL. 2-Sg7l.
AND POTOMAC-HavI
several de luxe homes In choici
locations with 3 TO 9 bedrms.
on beautiful lots. Priced from
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Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. ave. Our Bsth Ysal
ROCK cRREK PALIsADEs-Loveiy
4-bedro0m rambler, storm doors
and windows, real fencing. Just
HUGH T, PECK, 1920 oeorgia Ave
ROCK CREEK FORREST
Convenient ~ Il - 70 the District
line. transp, and shopping, this
immaculate 3 ; bedrm.. 2n bath
brk, and frame spllt-ievef Offers
de luxe housing At minimum cost.
Beautiful dream kit, fabulous
family .rm VIII TiA. s23,o5O.
Eyes. call Ju. $500,