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color television. The color re-
ceiver with the RCA system is,
in effect, three receivers in one
one for each of the primary
colors. Keeping them electroni-
cally balanced, so that one color
does not dominate the others,
has, in the past at least, been a
headache for the engineers. The
necessity for these multiple cir
cults runs the cost up, too. The
transistor may provide the solu-
ton to both problems.
Problems, Problems
The tape recorder for tele-
vision programs could make
news this year, too. A television
camera turns light into elec-
tronic impulses. which your nv
receiver turns back into light on
the fluorescent face of the pic
ture tube. theoretically, there
is no reason why the electronic
impulses can't be recorded on
tape. as is done with electronic
impulses representing sound.
The problem is matching me-
chanically the speed of elec-
irons. There is a complete new
525-line picture on the face of
your TV set 80 times a second.
The man who first successfully
tape records all of this will be
the one who finds the happy
medium between a tape as wide
as the room you're sitting in and
a tape running at impossible
speed.
Another problem the FEC will
face in 1858 is likely to be pay
as-you-go or coin-in-the-slot
television. Football fans, to note
one group, are putting on pres
sure and even indicating a will
ingness to pay for Jtelevised
games. The big movie studios.
though not ready to offend their
exhibitors, have noted that 40
million-plus audience of II Love
Lucy" There are those in Holly
wood who realize that a quarter
a customer would mean $40 mil
lion in one night. Not many
movies make that much in
years.
AS for TV programming, this
new year shows less promise.
The safest prognostication is
that there will be more, not less,
situation comedy and more, not
less, on f1lm. It's a depressing
thought, maybe, but we pessi-
mists are really the happiest
people. If you expect the worst.
anything better is a happy sur
prise.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Programs of the Week
Bartok's Contrasts" Franck's "ouin-

Bartok's contrasts" Franck's "ouin-
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA. Alexander
Rape pisnist sSlofst: sSoGs:'U5; eonsttution Msm
ssS Pm afssssSysns cones99o H:G1,
No: 3" Mr.; Kapell; Berlioz' Sym
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
e asrsid and HSTfaFe %fred sel iendpetGa vo
sc!S,st5; s,sa DsPs!tt%Ss5tsI D.tSs5d AgdtSTiam:
overtu2s MossEo%shs MssSaSxad SUITE con.
certante, G Minor. for TWO Violins";
SELECTIONS ndpas. BY the s Singing serssants.
chanale." from Saint-Saens "Samson
st peaahf vocal seectiGns for tenor
WEDNESDAY.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor; Mieczy-
Constitution Hail, $50 pm. over.
riase." sea fnterludes." from from srit-
.Concerto No 90. b Minor. K 46e,';
Sibelius' Symphony No. l. Minor"
THURSDAY.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Young Peoples Concert. Howard
Mitchell. conductor; Constitution
Hall, pm.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB.
esmSs Ee0 ssilads fssh%Ss aa
esrlsg an9sgf poen No sissSeth daqay
Caro- Bene." .Ah. Mon Fiis,"". from
Hams Silent Noon" Niles '.The
wild Rider Anne, Anne Yaeq sM;.esSGuffeyi
sM9nt5alt0' Mimoa vlsnobSss lRsin4sss: peps4 Tsudf bo
:RaS Don 1" "PSnch": Ravers al
sqFsds spEsds n,1sI,t psI GraciOsO'" Dorothy
Mozsrt's .ouartet, 6 Major: Z. ssT'';
NAVY S9arfst SAND M'1EGr Et Og eomSr ss NO charle.
Brendler conagstins; Departmentsi
AoeitGTgn AostS1ns ssS 9% from Msn
SEssm;. .symgS@oay @ No; .4.,;r: e.; strauss, sSss,
seestions, Ben Mitesei McFris 1is
chieiii's SLa aioconda" o
TIE FERs couMa Mary cardHeil AMHoE Dawson d.
rector; Metropolitan A. M. E. Church.
$50 pm.
SATURDAY.
sALzBURG MARIoNETTEs, L,sner
Nachtmusik," Humperdinck's Han
sci and Gretel," 3 pm; Mozart's
The Magic Flute" $50 pm:
TION FOR AMERICAN COMPOSERS
AND CONDUCTORS, Concert and
Conductors Forum, Clendenen audi
torium. American University. $50
pm. Gounod's Petite Symphonic,
the United States Army Band So
ciety of Wind Instruments, Capt:
Samuel r. Loboda, conductor; Strauss
"Serenade. Flat Major Op. T.
for 13 wind Instruments; Conductors
Forum. Capt. Loboda. moderator.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

be heard in an organ recital this
afternoon at Sis in the WASH
ington Cathedral.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
TODAY.

third assembly s0Poono' Gocm yScA SSef 1f'atnl pm
"SaS ""ssufze5: . Thrssnen.n from sseh,s
Patron a'''s Die vi sachs asa Wind
Phoebus und PAM; Mozart's Mia
AdoEnts roIss ssaen:rs srahm Rss
stssndehen.:! psbSssy,. "panto@ime' "pSStssnii,Ses:
tiSn SaF asrses as Iqne Aons srsG s tn. BooT
AMsSsas Rf Vino RaSRlses" slles asssHs &esdss
from Menotti's THE Medium ''0nS'
THE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, Paul
oletsky' c3nductor; Phillips Gallery.
SSSs SSSs iaf Ssoss srnf %asFd ssd
Esther Williamson 5sllou; pianist;
BBahnisnyS Bahisi yMsjesfs sereusdf ViSnsto Or wo% on
Bach's "Brandenbnrg Concerto Nc.
". g Major" Mr.. Majeske. Martin
oIenstein. Arlington zetty. futists.
RONALD ARNATT. organ recital,
washington Cathedral 5:15 pm.
sSTsIs:" ss;sS:n MAessissn's La Sativits s du
PHILIPPE H.IEdns ENSIEg;EMoNT. Sg;s,. piano recital
ssch-Iiszt 1s HFsg Fantasie. 81 Afii FugSe, PIG
Minor; Beethoven's Sonata. E
Major, op. 1O9'; Chopin's "Ballade
3, D Flat Major; "Scherzo No.3.
HHoo. No. 8 op. -s4"; ..valse Ceaprice: No. 3:
Brazil" Messaiens Prelude NO g."
Ravel's "Alborada del Gracioso."
TOMORROW.
d. C. CHAPTER, AMERICAN GUILD OF
ORGANISTS. meeting. st. Johns
Episcopal Church. p.m. Musical pro-
sram by st. Johns Choir.
TUESDAY.
MARINE BAND. It. Col. william F. SAM
telmann. leader: Commerce DEPART
ment auditorium. 8:15 pm. Tuthill's
"Overturs for Concert Band De-
Dc ia Maesrenas" Bramweli smith,
Love dSass seanf r9R sssasss
osasss HSosslsss cargs qaleD Robert PrEeI iss.
trombonist; selections from Rodgers;
The King and T." scenes from Wag-
ner's ''Die Walkure"
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY STRING
QUARTET. Evelyn Swarthout, pianist;
Robert Marcellus. .clarinetist. assist
ing; Clendenen hall. $50 pm.
Haydn's Quartet. On. 81. No. q:
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Des Moines Sunday Register
The Detroit News
The Houston Post
The Indianapolis Star
Jacksonville Florida Times-Union
Los Angeles Times
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
Miami Daily News
The Milwaukee Journal
Evening star., 1953-05-18

The Baltimore Sunday Sun
The Birmingham News
Boston Sunday Herald
The Charlotte Observer
Chicago Daily News
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Dallas Morning News
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
The New Orleans
Times-Picayune
New York Herald Tribune
Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin
Phoenix Arizona Republic
The Pittsburgh Press
Portland Oregon Journal
Providence Sunday Journal
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Matching the unique quality that distinguishes Sunday from
all other days the calendar THIS WEEK Magazine salts
fes the depseated wants of today reader and advertiser
akeand does it completely that has become Amer
icas largest magazine with 24oooooo* faithful family
readers every week.
The very calm of Sunday inspired the publishing idea
that is For WEEK edited specifically
and knowingly Americas Sunday mood. the Golden
Hours when the whole family relaxed and receptive at
other time And it edited and women who under
stand the reading needs of time who blend inspraonal
and practical material in the hopeful and helpful formula
that gives THIS WEEK its greatness.
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Richmond Times-Dispatch
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
St Louis Globe-Democrat
The Salt Lake Tribune
San Antonio Express
San Francisco Chronicle
The Spokane Spokesman-Review
The Washington Star
Evening star., 1953-10-25
SEELYETS
BUSINESS SPECIALS


Dry cleaning plant, $500 wk. ovel
dry 20ec, one of best.
Dry cleaning store with own plan
on premises. $500 wk. of which
5000 is over counter. $1,000 down
Coffee shop. downtown, stainless stee
to sno eaup ns ony a5 'Gsf With S@9S9t s@So
Suburban restaurant. sll-elect.. stain
less steel; parking for 20 cars; pir
and music mach. pays rent; price
SS, 900; down $4,000.
Restaurant uptown. Sl25 day, shor
bus, air cond., corner loo. a colder
opportunity for. So 900 down.
Variety and del, $3.50 wk.: pin
ball mach. pays rent; soda fountain
sandwiches, magazines; So, 5O(
Photostat service, established; incom,
Dry +: essang s4}5. stare n+.s.ins 1890 vk ,ss:
l2l' included but not IN use.
Dry cleaning stoTrs' $500 wk'; sc
Dry cleaning. bargain $500. Only
$500 down; cash register, counter
$500 down. rooming Eouse. 18th snd
NJ; IL rooms. 3la baths; rent .S120:
income $500. No maid service. 4
Rooming house, $500 down; s.w. near
market: inc. $3.50, plus 2-rm. apt.
M. Dupont circle, 1853 inc.
ssIi ss1s.inl S4o mo- refST',' a real
A. R. Seelye, DI. 1895
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVT. COUPLE NOV
ing to Wash. interested caretaking
or renting furn. home temporarily
Good ref, Please supply full info.
BETHESDA, SILVER SPRING or
D. eff you are thinking of rent
ing your house, call VOIGHT & CO.
for prompt action. RE. 7-S6S4, Ii.
SILVER SILVER SPRING AND BETHESDA
area, we have plans waiting for
furnished and unfurnished homes.
SIGLER & CO.. 10. 4-s3s3; HE
PECK COMPANY WILL RENT Ycnr
house, D. C. or Maryland. Two. ON
es, Call LA. 6-6666; or HE. 4-640O.
ALEXANDRIA-Four men, Melpar
employees, want furnished house,
S150 max. for six mos. OIL. 6-7574.
BETHESDA-Local attorney, 2 chill
dren, desire 3-bedrm. house with
nent tenant. OIL. 2-6247. -25
as BEDROOM fully furn. house, vic.
$500 mo. ia. 2-S157. -25
3-BEDROOM HOUSE, ne. or NV,
sections; 4 adults; max. 500 q
month. BY Nov. 1st. HO. 2-6902.
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED-Up-
per NV. and Beth. Ch. Ch.. Nd.
Unfurn. only JOHN T. HARRIS,
Realtor. 55o6 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
CoMMHNDER AND FAMILY. 2 school
Children, desire 3-bedrm.. ih-bath
unfurn. house Nov. Is. Stove and
refgr. unnecessary. Maximum S135.
Falls Church-Alex. area. Box 294-Y,
Star 20
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOWER, AZ. daughter, 10, will
share mod. brk. home on acre. mr..
Burtonsville. Md, miles out OF
Silver Spring. with. small family or
any one interested. Rent free;
have a very attractive offer. Box
GIRL eo-So-share nicely furn. apt.
with another girl. Pvt. bedrm. 10th
st. NV; conyi; transp. and shopping
WILL SHARE with employed couple
or mother t,s and daughteF; our rGS g.
UN. 4-s0S4 after Z pm. -25
S. ARLINGTON-Will share my nice
ly furn. pvt. home with refined en-
ployed lady. Everything .furn, Cony.
to Navy, Pentagon and Arl. Hall
Wi6oW SgS Month aitb 5A eyroId 41s5G son. S wishe.
to share home with employed cple
Kit. pfivils: will give day care Ia
child. Central S-3S02. Bowie. Md
LADY owNER-share . bedrm. row
house. n; ,Arl., with employed lady,
ia. S-3541. week ends; ST. 31odn64s'
SILVER Msvfdssi; is;PR1NG-share 8 bedrm.
home, 2 or 3 other girls over 80
Full privils, DU. 1888. -25
CAPITOL HILL-Will share my home
with gentle couple; excel. environ
nent. Most reas. Ii. 6-s369 after o.
COUPLE or mother with small child
to share nicely furn. home. Conv..
good transp. VIII care for child
ewes. LA. 6-5924. -25
LADY wishes to share home With 1
or 2 ladies or couple. 20 min to
D. C. XII. 1904. weekdays after
Mr.. CoNN.-Lady wishes to share
lovely 6-rm. home, all cows. with
responsible persons. EN-. 2-7530.
SEEKING HOME to share with con-
genial educated mother. divide child
care, other expenses. equitably. FA.
2-3147 or RU; 6,2477; Ext; 2S.
wishes to share home with refined
ladies; exc. transp. Box 250-Y, Star.
COLORED-WILL SHARE my house
with couple or individual. UN. A.
RSh1.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
SELL BRAND NAMES

Start your own business selling brand
name merchandise to co-workers,
friends, dealers and homemakers.
Names like Benrus, Ronson. Elgin,
William Rogers, GE, Parker. Ses-
sions. many. others; makes selling
housewares, toys. Orders shipped
within "a hours. FREE! Request new
fall. illustrated color. cata!og, over
500 items. Confidential, Wholesale
distributors price list included. Extra
catalogs for your ame-imprint
Dept A. 1920 4Sth ave. L. l. c..
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ARLINGTON
CHEVERLY
BRICK COLONIAL

OAGAO OAA N\A><4NAAAA
In the finest residential section, for
the "hard-to-please" home seeker
z rms, 3 lge. bedrms.; 1st floor
paneled den, all-electric kitchen,
firepl.. mirrored walls and attached
garage: beautiful condition through
out: lge. level fenced lot: exceptional
value at $3.50 mo.
E C HILLEY & CO.
DU. 1858 WA. 7-13S4
Evening star., 1953-10-25
$500 DOWN

SELF-SERVICE MKT. NV.
Owner quotes over $4,000 mo. Closes
7:30 daily and all day Sun. Bust-
ness can easily be improved with
good operation Priced ridiculously
low at S6,950, lock, stock and bar
rel Exclusive.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

bar: We feel we
have 4 of the best buys In town
hnea % %pp-esll lloIpr,sssN iST Hsssil'i z,nn
MA. 5000 In. 9.S0SS
Evening star., 1953-10-25
5425 v ST. Sc.
BEACH. MD.

Lovely, 2 bedrms.. with large living
room with fireplace, and small gar
den. Rents at $l65 monthly
For further information. call HU,
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Complete Baker Shop
Arlington, Va, in an old established
shopping center. Has 10 be seen 70
be appreciated. Very reasonable.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs
GROCERY STORE - Good colored |
neighborhood and transient trade. |

GROCERY STORE - Good colored
neighborhood and transient trade.
Priced low; terms.
NATHAN SILVER
Tower Bldg. ME. S-2151.
COIN RADIO ROUTES. We BUY anc
SELL established routes Of all sizes
Terms arranged. viii also purchase
on location. State fully your cGuire.
mentS or what YOU lave 9, offer
RADIoTEL. INC. Box 1a5-Y. Star
ROOMING HOUSE, close in. S4OC
mo. income: only $500 cash pay
ment. bal. easy terms.
NATHAN silver
Tower Bldg. NE. S-2151.
. ATTENTION ALL BUYERS
II you haven't bought-your shop
ping-while you shop you lose time
and profits-tell US what YOU want
we VIII hnd II Ior you;
MA. s-7o6S9 7To66SooiHANN EN-. SID2 2S-soss
BOOMING HOUSE. mr.. nth and
Mass. ave.-Very nicely furn. and
clean: income over $500 mo-. plus
apt. for owner.
NATHAN SILVER
Tower Bldg. ME. S-2151.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING
Business, home and investment. Due
to illness, will sell old established
real estate bus. with real estate
5S0S Baltimore ave-, Rt. ! Hyatts-
vile Md. Improved with .2l2-Story
fees. completely eguipped; 4 rms
and bath LIST A.; rms. and bath
End fl. completely furnished; bsmt.
oil h.-w.h.; 2-car gar; lot 40X140
Can show good return Price $40.
600. New loan $4,000. Substantial
cash. ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-O313
BARBER sHoP-Model equipment
-'f Dui'f NATHAN FIJI SILVER
Tower Bldg. NE. S-2151.
$1,000. WITH S40O DN., complete
furn. apts., 8 rms. ea.; refgrS.; gooc
furn.; lovely home with income.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 3-2412
10 SMALL BUSINESSES
i ss3d6d G5SG pias SHoP; Stock downtown Price
2. VARiETY-ToYs, Rent s75. Price
reduced to $2,750 includes $4,000
8: Furnished rooming house for
lease Soo 30 rooms, 6 baths. Income
4; Beauty salon, air cond.; ) opera
tors Price $500. owner i'll. must
sacrifice. We have other shops all
sections D. c., nearby Md. and Va
That's our speciality.
5. Snack bar-variety, mixed trade.
6: DelicatesSen Grocery location.
Valuable equipment for sale for
$4,000. Rent 500. Lease
z. 10th st. NV white or Colored)
Small rooming house. z rms, kitch-
en- and bath. Rent SS5. Oil heat.
Splendid income. Price for business
and furniture, S2,95O. Low down
payment to qualified buyer.
s. DelicateSsen with mod. apt. Rent
$40. Price $7,700. Terms.
Hotel-40 rms, best location
Freshly decorated. Well furnished.
Purchase of property optional. Ideal
for. ORGANIZATION. Shown by ap-
pointment.
10. Millinery store. Long estab. Own
er retiring. Rent $140. Excel. loca-
tion. To buy or sell any business or
real estate contact
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$500 DOWN

Near CIV University; lovely brick
home, 8 rms, good furniture. Full
price only 81 500. Call Mrs. Stewart
ST. 3-1500.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Luncheonette-Pat. Med.

Souvenirs and novelties. Owner
quotes $500 weekly. With good
management should increase tc
$1,000 weekly, Fixtures, stock anc
equip. could not be duplicated fol
less than $4,000. A real steal a.
convinced. Exclusive. Ewes. anc
sun, Al Litofi, ~. 1886.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l z st. NV. MA. s-9373
Evening star., 1953-10-25

61l3 Baltimore Ave, Rlverdale. ma
NEAR ROCKVILLE
$95-ROCKCREST, MD.
1900 Simmons dr., beautiful 3-bedrm.
rambler. Drive out Rte. 240, past
Bethesda Hospital to new overpass,
turn right Il blocks. 10. 2-41 So:
WELL LOCATED. modern. 8 bedrms.
. baths. rec. rm., screened porch;
home, in Chevy Chase: furnished
NJ. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV. ME. s-4100
PLEASANT HILLS
132 URELL PL. NE.
Just north OF new Archbishop John
Carroll High School for Boys: Al
liv; rm., din. rm.. mod; de luxe kit.
3 lee. bedrms., gas air-cond. heat,
per mo. See MIR. PARKER at 1876
Victor st., Iss' nss,' or call ia. 9-s5557
NEAR CHEVY CHASE >,
bedroomsJ and bath: Living room
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Desirable semidetached brick; hugs
living room mirrored fireplace
modern kit. diShwasher. disposal
bedrooms. glassed in sleepinI
porch. bath and "a End floor: attic
oil h.-w. heat; and garage. Within
easy walking distance to Phoebt
Hearst, st, AIMS Elementary, Alict
Deal Jr High and Woodrow Wilson
High.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6e3(
Evening star., 1953-10-25

eO4 BERKSHIRE DR.. lovely modern
6-rm., Semidet. brick; gas heat, re-
fgr., redec.; off N. H. and Eastern
WHSHINdToN REALTY. RA. $4,000
692 GALVESTON ST. s.E.-semidet
brick SM rms bath; built built ,:Un.., wears,
A34S DUBOIS PL. sE.-semidet
brick. rms, bath; built yrs
S8os CAMERON MILL RID, Alex. Va
-Det. brick, rms, bath, AMI.
I. r. dRAvATrE
Evening star., 1953-10-25

living room. bedroom, Kitchen, bath:
well-landscaped yard; convenient to
scools, stores. churches. Pentagon
and Navy Annex: recently redeco-
rated inside and out; S95 per month.
Inspect Sunday between 10 am. and
3 pm. 401 S. Wakefield st. Arl.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
WOODBRIDGE, 17oe Monroe st. ne

WOODMOOR-Silver Spring area
Liv. rm., fireplace, picture window;
din. rm.; kit; 3 bedrms,; bath;
newly SSfes; decorated. S Rent % $50. @ Open Open
for inspection. 24S Woodmoor ter.
OIL. 4-0926. -25
Evening star., 1953-10-25

RIGGS PARK-Six-rm. semidetached
brick; 8 mos. old; powder rm. 1st A.. !;
NICE yard; gas heat; $125 per mo.
s.TwiN.BEED ROOM new brick. in
sulated; nice liv. rm., din. rm., fire.
pl., drive-in gar, mod. kit, gas h.
VIII. lge. bsmt., 2 tiled baths; 2
blks. bus, new elem. school. 15 min.
NH; restricted: $3.50 mo. 200
Po5eest, ave-. Rockville. Poplar
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ESQ GAS STATION
PACKAGED LIOUOR NV.
$1,000 DOWN
ONE-MAN GROCERY

Liv. atrs.; owner quotes over $4,000
mo. Same owner 4 yrs. Priced low
at $4,000, lock, stock and barrel
Ewes. and Sun. Shea. Chasen. RA
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Evening star., 1953-10-25

,eeeptedi, IE. 6-3452. v -.
rms, bath, basement, garage, oil
heat. new refgr.. 3 porches. good
yard; possession; S115 mo-; owner
will also rent partly furn.; key at
4905 Sth or once. GEORGE 1,
BORGER, INC. 643 Indiana ave,
nr R-0OE0
Evening star., 1953-10-25
FALLS CHURCH

24-ft. liv. rm., wall-to-wall carpet
ing throughout, exposed beam CELL
ings. GAIT. patio, swimming pool
conv. to Pentagon: reas. JE. 4-43S7.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Tower Bldg. NE. 8-2151.
SELL established routes of all sizes
Terms arranged. Will also purchase
good sets (no junk which are moi
on location. State fully your tcuire.
ments or what YOU lave q, offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18

BRICK CAPE COD, PRAC. NEW
North Ssr Fl Torestyilae1 h Ssdrm; and pew ,,;
bath up: full bsmt.; beaut. level lot !;
owner leaving town must be sold
immed. Mr.. -Penland, ST. 3.sS6s;
EYES, b bTT;.,2 ;59 nISS' I'll 10 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
AREA-1-n. living, with bedrms
bath. iv.-din. rm., small kit: fuij
bsmt. with rec. rm.: dble. RIM. up:
nice yard; excel. financing. INEZ
CuSHARD, EN-. 2-4232. 10
BETHESDA-$23,9 $50. owner called
into service, must sell this comft
MOD. ork. home, within walking dist
OF good schools; nice large lot; full
iw r WITH assaca sep,s Ssras S;n 24ft
kit: separate breakfast nook. recep.
8 CHEEKY bedrms. with ample clos
cts and tiled bath on End door
I nS5s IysF R i5Ss " co 81 LEI 1San gL
BETHESD A brick one-fsm.
lily: 3. 4, 8 bedroom. 21a-bath resi-
dences, mile north Of Naval Med
ical Center: sensible prices and ex-
cellent financing; drive out wisconsin
ave. to property ct bellevue dr.;
S az al tmsD phons o. sgsGp
BETHESDA COLONIAL. In well.
developed section, cony. to new
Natl Institute Of Health; 3 nice
bedrms.. 1 u baths. equip. kitchen;
scr. porch: gar: patio and firepi
for outdoor entertaining. ARD
MORE REALTY CO., OIL. 4-4557
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Nava
Med. Center and N. ]. H.; immacu.
late white hrk. Colonial Of finest
tifui lot. approx. sox1oo; out-of.
FRANK 5. Phillips. Oh S.i 1907
Ewes. Oh. 4-6709. ga
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$3.50 DOWN

Brand-new Cape Cod brick bunsaiov
in Forestyills. Lovely Nv. nm, With
rooms. tile bath, extra-large Kit.
with din. ell and completely equip,
including Bendix home laundry;
completely stairway to Insulated ex-
pansible attic; oil &C. heat; front
Scaped Only $l1,950. immediate
possession. z. D. BURGESS. 10.
9-9613, It'll 8.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN nAII.Y 1n-s

934 vIERs MILL RID, ROCKVILLE
Silver Rock"-A lovely planned com
munity offering elementary schoo
on premises, sidewalks. streets. curl
and gutter, in o refined atmospherS
OF suburban living. You are invited
TO inspect our heated. beautifully
furnished model house. We have
only, q few houses available for IN.
mediate possession. The rambler
INCLUDES 8 bedrms., sep, dining EN-
Kit. with breakfast nook and full
bsmt.;, CT FILA and conventional
financing available; cash down
Sl,200 and payments like rent:
ccnv. to Public Health Service, Naval
Medical Hospital. N. o. L. and
fransp. to downtown points. AND
Pentagon: To reach: Drive out Ga,
ave: to Wheaton Triangle. bear lefi
to yiers Mil I'd and follow sign "a
silver Rock" model house on right
Just as you enter Rockville.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
JU. 5000 TIL Q PM.
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|CoLoRED-ExCEL sECTION-7-rm
brick: vacant: garage: full bsmt.
beaut. redecorated; reas. priced
MIR. STRAUSS. JU. 6-9711.
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CORNER-ABOUT / ACRE
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Situated at one of the high
est points in the Chevy Chase
area. Beautiful level lot 190x
$50. Brick center-hall Dutch
Colonial: 4 BEDROOMS, two
take twin beds; living room,
24x14.6;. huge side screened
porch enjoys complete privacy;
dining room, 16x14.6 with re-
cessed bay window: large.
bright kitchen with ample
space for breakfast room: oil
INV. heat; garage. Ideal
home for settled family seek
ing q quiet atmosphere. In
excellent environment, about
3 blocks to elementary and
parochfal schools: / block to
transportation. Owner leaving
the city. has placed an attrac-
tive price Of $29.950 and If
you desire additional site,
approx. 100x16O, 1t can be
purchased for $4,000. Investi-
gate NOW! Call MR.. SMITH
(eves.. EN-. 3-S716D.
ChoS j. Fisher & Co., Inc
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O