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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Inquiry Court Told
Schwab|e Appeared
Mentally Confused
Byl. Edgar Primo

A Marine court Of inquiry was
In holiday recess today after
hearing a former prisoner Of war
testify that he did not think Col.
Frank H. Schwable was in his
right mind after mental torture
by the Communists in Korea in
late 1852.
The court, which Is composed
OF three Marine major generals
and a rear admiral Of the Navy
Medical Corps. will resume its
fact-finding hearings in connec-
ton with Col. Schwable's false
germ warfare confession Tues
day morning.
PFC. Melvin ]. Gaynor told the
court yesterday that, while riding
in a truck with Col. Schwable
from one prison camp to another
in North Korea, the 45-year-old
Marine flyer shouted: I'm sur
rounded by oil. What is all the
oil doing here?"
Doubted His Sanity.
Maj. Gen. Henry D. Linscott,
president Of the court, asked the
witness whether he thought Col.
Schwable looked like a man in
his right mind" at the time.
mo sir, he didn't" was the
reply.
There was no oil on the floor
OF the truck. although a drum
of gasoline was aboard, Pfc. Gay
nor said. adding that the colonel
kept staring down and talking
to himself" until a guard Quoted
him.
Two other witnesses told sub
stantially the same story about
the oil and the December 8.
1852 truck ride.
One of them, Corpl. Eugene
VavruSka, testified he saw Col.
Schwable suddenly start to
shadow box" when the truck
reached the camp near the Yalu
River. The other. Army Sergt.
Pearson O. Porter, said the
colonel % occasionally twitched
like punchdrunk prize fighter"
Describes Demand Rejection.
Sergt. Porter livened I'D the
hearings at one point when he
quoted fervent obScenity used
by Col. Schwable in vigorously
rejecting the demands of Com
munist interrogators.
The sergeant had described a,
scene in which two Red agents
were vociferously questioning
the colonel. The witness told the
court he could hear the voices.
but could not make out what
was being said, save for one word
Who said it and what was
1t?" the court counsel asked.
Col. Schwable," the sergeant
said, then he paused.
If you are embarrassed. to use
the word. you may spell it out"
CIle cOunSel ADVISED.
"Oh. no. I'm not embarrassed"
the sergeant said, blurted out a
common but unprintable sue-
gestion for a course of action
the colonel thought the Reds
should take.
Another Heard Rejection.
An earlier witness, who. like
the others. was held in the same
prison camp as Col. Schwable.
also testified to the colonel's
blunt rejection of Red demands.
William N Shockley, former
Marine corporal who now is a
salesman in Denver, told the
court he heard an American
voice coming out of the colonel's
"one-man" lean-to e feet by
6 feet. with a 3-foot ceiling)
shout go to hell" He said two
Communist interrogators were
jumping up and down" outside
Inc lean-to demanding that a
confession be signed.
Mr.. Shockley was billeted lust
20 yards away from Col.
Schwable at the camp and he
observed the colonel for about
Is days in October. 1852.
Asked to describe Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Two jailed in Union Theft

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20 (P.-
william Vanover, 20, and Elmer
Wright. "a, were sentenced to
flve-year prison terms in Fed
eral Court here yesterday for
stealing $4,000 from the union
they belonged to while working
in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01
Little Tommy Little

TOMMY LITTLE was such small
boy that all his friends reversed his
name and called him Little Tommy.
Tommy really didn't mind being called
Little Tommy, and he was such hap
by little boy that he had lots of friends,
so he really didn't have a thing in the
world to worry about.
But sometimes at night when Tom
my went to bed, he wasn't quite so
happy. Then in his prayers he would
ask God to please let him grow big
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01

like the other boys
so that he could
play ball with
them. In the
morning he would
sometimes stand
before the mirror
in his room and
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01
Story and Play Time
Dear Boys and Girls.

Dear Boys and Girls.
The sun is shining here otter the rainy
weather and everything looks SO pretty. I
just hope it is as beautiful wherever you
ore. Now for our story about
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01

was sure some day he would grow big
Even though he was the smallest
boy in his room at school, he was still
a member of the gang. When the boys
chose up sides for baseball or football,
Tommy was always picked, but he
never got to play in the game. He
usually had to be score keeper, which
wasn't really very exciting. But Tom
my kept on hoping and in his back
yard he practiced hard swinging a bat
and throwing passes, and his father
often helped him.
Don't get discouraged, Tommy"
his father often told him. 'Your size
doesn't mean thing. It's what you do
with it that counts. Someday you will
get the chance to prove that you are
as big as anybody"
Privately Tommy thought that day
was long time coming, but he never
said so.
The school year passed and Tom
my didn't grow. He was still the score
keeper at the games, and sometimes
he was water boy. He helped manage
the baseball team, but he still didn't
get chance to play.
And then one day the chance he had
been waiting for came along so sudden
ly that Tommy at first couldn't be-
lieve it was really happening.
The baseball team was playing a
team from another school. The two
teams met each spring for game and
there was heated rivalry between
them. For four years the teams had
been playing and each of them had
won twice. So a win this time was
very importanat.
The day of the game dawned bright
and clear. Tommy was too excited to
eat much for even though he wasn't
playing it was still his team. He went
early to the field where he knew the
rest of the team would be warming up.
A quick glance around the diamond
showed only nine players.
''Where is everybody" asked Tom
my anxiously.
Haven't you heard?" cried Jerry
Smith. 'Jack, George and Teddy all
came down with the mumps yesterday
If anyone gets hurt, we will sure be
out of luck
The game started off good. Both
sides played well, and not run scored
until the fifth inning when a long fly
ball drove in a run for the other side.
The first man up for Tommy's team
got home run in the sixth inning an(
the score was tied. And then it hap
pened. The next batter up got a hit
but as he went to first base, he turnet
an ankle, and had to come out.
Jerry said Tommy, '1et me go in
1 can do it, know I can!"
''But you've never played" ex
claimed Jerry. "And you're so little.
tive been practicing at home,'' sal,
Tommy. "Just let me go in and II
show you"
So Tommy's big chance came. Di
he make good? Of course he did. H
drove in the winning run in the las
inning. And the gang decided he wa
valuable player So he is a regula
now. He proved that size doesn't mea
q thing. It's what you do with it thu
counts
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01

look very carefully to see if he had
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01

It has been determined that the aver
age life of a glass jar used in home
canning is eight years.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-01

In 1858, 26s,360 pedestrians were in
jured in US. traffic accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06
I4 BEDROOMS. 8 BATES
ARE YOU INTERESTED2
SHORT OF CASH?
GIS
NO DOWN PAYMENT

SIU,&bU
- Attractive 2-bedrm.
ramhlerette on unusually Ice. level
lot. Lovely kit: Anchor fence; close
to school and bus. Desirable COM
munity.
$11,9bO
HILLS-All-brick 2-bed-
rm. rambler. Lge. liv. rrn. with fire-
pl., tWin-size bedrms., patio, lovely
tree-shaded yard. Excellent loca-
ton.
ON---Spotless potential f.
bedrnl. home. dining area, full bsmt.
storm windows, unusually nice yard;
close TO school and Iecr. center
$13,25O
x ENS1NGTON--3 bedrms., 1ge. liv,
RIM. with fireplace, sep. din. rn., iii.
new cleo. kit, bsfnt. with recr. nm,
nagstone patio. tree-shaded yard.
SILVER. SPRING Location and con-
venience are yours with this spick-
and-Span brick expansible home,
hsmt. with finished recr. rm., lovely
yard; walking distance public and
st. Johns School.
GARRETT PARK EsTATE-3-bedrm
brick Cape Cod in an exceptional
netghhorhood: dining rm., ali-elec.
kit. with dishwasner and DISPOSAL.
full bsmt. with outside entrance
conven. to NH and Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Hart, 10. 5-5007
cox q CO TIT 5-0775
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

1914 500. CT. conventional Or new
FLA terms. Each with extremely
low cash payment. Attractive Groom
brick Colonial Best Westovef l0ca-
ton; convenient to everything. Op-
| portunity knocksl Don't delay calling
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, REALTOR,
Lee hwy. ct Glehe I'd. "a. 5-8402.
IsCH0OL DAYS Just around the cor
ner. let US help you get your family
settled In this comfortable home;
Z bedrm So Z baths. priced Ct Sl4.-
Falls Church loc.; walk to school
pieteiy equip. kit, tree-shaded lot.
REALTY. il. $4,000.
|SIl ,oD6, Arlington, SIT 3, Irving q.
Brick, full basement. semidet.;
modern Kitchen and bath, 2 bed
rooms, recf, room, patio: trees, fine
c0nd.. best area. Near schools, bus,
shops. Can IA. 7-6064. g.
LEAVING TOWN--BunealoW. between
Admission blvd. and .Annandale I'd.
1904 Wayne I'd; shaded on the west:
2 bedTms., liv. rm., euuipped kit. with
dining ares; economical TO heat.
$11s6O0. JE. 4-3146. Is
CHOICE - Amazing
value In large modern stone rambler,
In RiverWoOd, featuring 4 bedrns..
3h baths, Scar garage. Reduced 20
$49, 800. Ewes, call MRS. CURTIS,
OF, 4-7491. LYN THOMPSON. IA.
X~Z1Zl. sfl-as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALG-MD.

|EGE. BRICK BUNGALOW On beau
tifui level fenced lot; 2 big bed-l
rooms, sep. din. rnt.. full bsmt.;
attic; mr.. schools: -Four Corners
area a. =. MESSENGER q CO.. JU.
MODEM LIVING - This very clean
with picture window from floor. to
ceiling and fireplacce; Big Kitchen
with table space; hedrooms and
bath l.. f4 9a,. , nsdr2om up snd
a are suto par washer ana .lhs
deep ireeze. Weil-lsndscsped iot:
close to school. Assume CT loan.
Price, $12,260. WOOD co. 111tS
GssOrgias ave- yso Silver Spring. 10. f.
$50 SOo DOWN III yisoi INCL. SETTLEMENT.
only ts sio.s5o. ofiers liz. rm.. lee lee. kit.
2 bedrms. and bath. full bsrnt.. gas
heat, ige. lot. walking distance to
SCHOOLS MODERN REALTY Co..
s u.s. I ~ N.os BSis. $40 $50: ! Siks.
from Viers Nils shop. center and
transp.--Attr. ]. n. shingle bunga-
low: lge,. Nv. rnn., huge kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath, full bsmt.. gas heat:
lge.. level lot. Payments Ike rent;
Really RiSinr G co.. Nc N 49, -. 1880. s 10
$1,000. Mr.. LAYTONSvILLE - VI
garage. 8. Il I. REALTY CO.. 10.
F assee1 vAs sTss.. OF 81 sI SSss. AyF
Large brk, rambler with 8 bedrms. 2
75xI50: $4,000. Out : Of town
owner urges quick sale, FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS. DI 7-l4ll; eyes,, Oh.
ass ACES At ricb land ON hard sur
faced road, II mi. from Rockville
In the Damascus area. Improved
with 2-story. frame house. 8 rms.
with bath. Stove, refgr. and 16-ft.
deep freeze: oil heat. double bsTt,
house, small barn. chicken house for
200. Lots Of expensive shrubhery.
This Is Q nice property In excellent
location. Has not 0een lived In
since March and the weeds have
possibilities. Bldgs. are in good ccnd.
on CT loan $4,000, payable $85.?1
mo. Price $4,000. Owner viii take
small 2nd mortgage, CHARLES N.
a On Rss. 5lo. Phone po. a aHsEs' Of
rae . I RaeNS4TsL.s-year-old modern s a
room and bath house; full basement;
all modern equipment; located ~ ~
6IOOActuAC, Nu.. - MAAeo 49, vs. =, ~
Silver spring; SIS per month. can
RRs SassnE Swim Win Ice. RMs.-Besu-
tiful brick home on . very lge:
full baths; kit. with lots Of eating
space; piano-sized liv. rm., Ice: din.
a. J.. KEssINGER q CO.. ~.
Myo 1sNHTnGaoMERY co. NURSING HOME
LOC.-Older 9-rm. country home. 2
baths, 3 porches. Spacious. shaded
grounds. Close by good transp..
stores and churches. Can arrange
iinancing With reaS; cash g: payment.
n sSxn; 1a15. WSE oH y f. ot,er
Gus Consideration; charmins white
brick home In O lovely setting; CEN
ter hall. den and law; bedrms.. 2
baths, rec. rnl.. garage; slate roof;
absolutely perfect cond.; near popu..
lar Westbrook School, Westmoreland
Circle and the fne Spring Valley
fully controlled community IN which
gqr SnR p mat Ss pr aPp .T9ii:
. eyes, n Gsp4 4-l SSS -, 1ara4ssft
garage. All the things you are look
Ing for. twin bedrms;. full baths,
rsp nd fun u s sae Ssd fe1esa Dawn geTd
GI.. FHA or conventional terms
available. Mrs. Hart, LO. b-5O07.
cox & CO.. JU. 5-0776.
- =-e--r@->~ SSfNY ~
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ASSUME al s LOAN

Attractive S.bedrm. rambler on Ire.
fenced lot: convenient terms: for
HOUSE Jr.. 70. 2-2eee. rs W,
Monts0mery ava mockviils. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

SILVER SPRING
GI OR NON-GI
RAMBLER
Brick. s bedrooms, fun bsmt.. delieht-
full rear porch. Priced to at your
COLONIAL
Ail-brick. 8 bedrooms, IL baths,
basement. screened porch, large lot.
Very close in. Wonderful buy.
BUNGALOW
Very close-in. ideal location fSr some
one who wants convenience. Ali
brick, 2 bedrooms. large kitchen,
full basement with rec. rm. Storage
attic. Only S13.o50.
All these homes are near schools.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
10. 9-6440 o AN. to 9 PM.
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BETHESDA
$12,950
A REnROOMS

2 bedrooms and bath on LIST floor and
3 more bedrooms on 2nd. in . cute
small home in an excellent Local
ton. Close to schools and transpor-
tation. Purchaser can assume CT
loan at 4eo. See this at once.
EDWARD f. FRY co.
OIL. 1922 Eyes,, DE. 2-6Q76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

B EII4 pXEAp S. 61.b soTWWNMER I,EAV.
ING AREA, MUST SACRIFICE FOB
S14,4OO. GI APPROVED. CALL 1t,
COMDR. CAUBLE. OF. 6-7160.
CAPE COB RAMBLER
Brick with slate roof: in excel
cond.:, fireplace IN liy: rm. sepa,
list a.; huge bedrm., bath upstairs;
scr. porch; garage; well-landscapeo
level lot: quiet street: blk. to
transp.: short walk to shoppins
center. Price. SCI 300. 49,
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. Z-94OO:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ acre, 8 rms, and bath: older meme "a
s & L REALTY CO., JU. 9-5461.
: Evenings, JU. 5-3879. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06
|ExECUTIvE,S CHOi

FALLS CHURCH AREA
CALIFORNIA-HTYhE RAMBLEH
FULL DAYLIGHT BASEMENT
CARPORT-3 TWIN-BED RMS.
EXCELLENT NEIGH6ORHOOQ
Mr.. SCHOOLS. TRANSp., SHOP.
10 MIN. TO PENTA0QM
ASSUME S12.SO0 4ss LIST TR.
ONLY 5000 CASH NEEDED
PRICE, Sl6,960
ASK us? REALTY CO.
IA. S-l262 Exclusive ia. 7.26bg
MINED. POssEssIoNl This. lovely
Cape Cod bungalow. on Handicapped
lot, offers bedrooms, plus den ~
baths, liv.-din. rm. comb. fully
equip. kit. Conv, to schools, transp.
Total price. S14.960. Conv. financ.
Ing TO vets and non-yets alike. Can
s coS U1SsSsi PROPERTIES
NEAR HISTORIC MT. VERNON. conv.
to Ft. Belvoir and Pentagon-4 bed
rms, 2 fun baths, lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., full-siEe din. rm.. equip. kit,
screened porch. full bsmt. Situated
on la-acre Handicapped lot. Total
price only S21 500. with excel.
terms, to qualified buyer. Call IA,
oCSoS%ISiioNwEALTH PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

ARLINGTON. NORTH
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
NEW S-BEDRM. CoLoHlIAL,--S16,30 500
GI NO CASH DOWN
ALSO GOOD NEWS FOR SERVICE
PERSONNEL. UNDER NEW HQue-
ING Law YOU CAN Buzz THIS
s HoysE , W1TH ON Only 49, ~ S CASE
AND sERvIcKMEN ON ACTIVE
DUTY.
This new 2-story house has Ire. liy.
S@ eaf ain r.,a 5 b %8S s eNs .t Sisn
DISPOSAL and dishWasfer, plus
breakfast SPACE. 3 hedrus.. tile
bath. full bsmt.: od-street parking
and Ice, partly wooded lot. Clos
Ing costs about $3.50: mo. pymts.
approx. sea Der month. incl prin;.
Hreckenridge, Ma. $4,000, or res.
tt. 6-377b.
FREDERICK w. BHRENs, sales. Inc.
Ira / ST. NV. Ma. $4,000
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SILVER SPRING
CAPE COD$14,95O
3 Bedrooms. table space in kitchen,
sep. din, rnn., drepl. in liv. rnl., rec
rm., in full bsmt. Lovely shade trees
Near schools and recreation center.
$40 per mo. Incl. taxes.
BRICK RAMBLER
SIS, $50
3-year-old. sparkling. 3-bedroom brk
rambler. Large My. rm., gust-size
din. rm., bath, bright kit. with table
space: large corner, level, wooded
lot. You must see to appreciate this
fine home. Will 80 CT or terms te
DE LUKE RAMBLER
27x13 tiv. RIM. -din. rm. combination
with hrepl.. 3 lovely bedrms., Q full
baths, plus half bath In huge day
light bsmt.,. bright. cheerful. all
S s,sctrie sok ki tsn with table space
James G. Conley q Co.
$40 &c. Ave. JU. $500 Till 9:3C
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SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING
Brick Cape Cod. 626 Gist ave. Close
In. Situated on level corner lot with
mature shade trees. Liv. rm. with
basR On lst I II Me- k side De nolc6 s sna
entr. to kit, attic I'm. into 1 spa
ctous rm., bsmt., att. garage, clear.
Can take FLA. CT or conventional
eide GIDEON c. JOHNSON
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FIRST SHQWING
Mr.. MT. CALVARY
4-ACRE FARM
DISTRESS SALE!

LID j nGOO 0hLG!
S1,250 CASH FOR THIS COY HOME
($100 MONTHLY. PRIN. AND mt
23rd pl., nr: Aver Rd. School. Riggs
brick. semidet. bungalow. 3 rms.
equip, kit, grabage disposal. wood
burning firepl., auto. laund.. An
chor. fenced back yard Owner says
PROPERTY cost more than 81 500
over sales price when purchased new
211O Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 4-2501
or Salesman Smith, 10. 2-6236.
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ARLINGTON CAPE COP

Brand-ney ana situated On
& l90.ft, lot Just o6 ARLiNG-
TON BLVD; APPROX 8 min.
from y. CT Main door pleN
includes TWO BEDROoMH,
pastel tile bath sep. din. rm..
fully eauipped kitchen and Nv
ing room with flrepiacel Two
TWIN SIZE" bedrooms and
tile bath completes the second
ii0or. Fun bsmt. with space for
maids ROOM full bath with
stan shower. recreation area
with fireplace. plus small sap-
arate storage room. Sale price.
only S2S. 2S0 and approxi-
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S19,e5 nr. Potomac. Md.-Owne
will consider any reas. down pay
ment on this country rambler witt
3 hedrnls., all.elec. kit. lge. iiv
rm. with fireplace, fun bsrnt. an,
attached garage: ell this on an acrI
of ground
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
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ANNANDALE AREA
BREEZES
I,ower Temperatures

LOWGI 4ClllklC4 dtu1Co
Go with this property. 10
Gated on fringe Of Metropolis
tan area; new-house cond..
antique brick rambler. Three
did daylight bsmt. ~ GOOSE
#. lot. TREES GALORE. AT
$500 cash; priced below mar
ket at SI7.ebO; will sell fast.
Inspection by phoning IA.
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n ! len ] ION, NON-II
Mr.. ANDREWS--1,0 200 DOWN
Sf2.950: 3-hedrm. rambler: assume
CT Az loan. Mrs. Townsend, RE
5-5056. cox q CO. 10. S-6837
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ARLINGTON
FOR YOUR SAKE
and the sake OF your FAM
ily, remember. the best insur.
ance for the future Is home
ownership. This fine brick
NEERPdeHBSooiRiHHoop. Sou.ii asree
Is the best Of all for you
and yours. Downstairs bed
rm. and bath, 2 twin bedrms.
and bath up: hall entr.. stone
firepl.. formal din. rm., bsmt.,
2-CAH GARAGE, beautiful
Handicapped grounds. Shown
BY appt. only. Telephone IA.
10000.
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N ,., s.bs ss, brick rambler over
hollywood style bathrna.; full. tiled
daylight bsrnt. with 3 lge. picture
wind. express and local bus service
to downtown washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

bsrnt.:s picturesque. shady yard fiiled
with cool lawn ana cclcrfnl flowers.
70 e sold 81 approved price. School
COX q Co. uN. A-1t1e.
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FOR YOU

Beaut. southern Colonial loo. In
finest residential area: 3 Ice. bed
with fireplace. powder rm. on LIST
A.; amazing rec. rfn. with canopy
bar: Q home that will delight the
family and win admiration OF
3rtenda.
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AKEA - UeIightlul,
rambler I2x22-ft.9 living room with
fireplace, fully equipped kitchen with
breakfast area: level. wooded lot,
71x143. with swimming pool
privileges. Reasonable cash down
ASSUME LARGE 49a Gil LOAN;
q. WAITERG 90
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COLESVILLE FARMS
NEED S BEDRMS.?

4 baths, corner lot, 1 acre; S27,gB0
All brick; / VI. old; scr. porch
bsmt., garage. liv. rnn., din. rm
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a $780,. 70 vLsNUN AIEA--A, happy
dren. M. one. Of Fairfax county,
best public schools. . new year
around community playground. COW.
to stores and transp. This 4-bedrIn..
2-bath. white brick Colonial is made
to order for you II you want Q lge,
P PpSss for oue ism as N
terms For details call o. y.
LOOMS. so. 5-(3230. IA
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Nothing down to any qualified buyer.
Exquisite $4,000 white brick Co.
on'i ii.he ose nisy 1ench Az rms y
Nv. RIM. open onto screened-in porch.
Lge. kit, liv. rrn, with fireplace. sep,
din. rni.s powder rnl. on LIST d.
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ELEMENTARY
beautifully handicapped CORNER lot.
Extremely modern Kitchen with
coolies of table space, full base
ment. Watch you YOUNGSTERS toddie
the half block to World-famous
Paaykside Elementary School, re-
Gently featured in LIFE MAGA-
ZINE. See i now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

3-bedrm. Cape Cod. N-acre lot.
gaice sasS6o sss this S Sysy t Gspe
First q. contains lge. liv. RIM. with
firepl., extra Ice. kit. with break
fast bar, sep. din. .rm., i bedrm.
and bath: 2nd. a.. lge. bedrms.:
full bsmt. with outside entrance,
driveway: conv. to shop. and transp.,
distance to elem. and jr. high
schools. This house has been COM
pletely renovated inside and out.
Priced low on today's market.
MODERN REALTY CO.. INC. JU.
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC

MASS. AVE. AREA.
COLONIAL. $27, 500
Brick Colonial on cool wooded lot Oh
den and powder rooom on list d,
bedrms., Q baths on 2nd. Cali to-
night Oh. 6-6769 to see this new
listing. SAMUEL =. HOGLEY. INC,
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HOUSES FoR sALF--Mp.

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-6-rm. an
brick rambler; delightful corner lot;
neat and clean throughout: Just
about new: many. many extras.
81, 900 down will handle w. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 till 3 I'm.
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HOUSES coz SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA LEE. !, ss7 ;Sos; Magni-
msnse p party 'n room nsssS on the n hTsi
fioor. in addition to library with
fireplace. powder rm.. Nv. rm.. din.
rm. and huge modern kit; 8 he'd
rms, 2 baths on 2nd a; basement
sstiin9 ao Sar tOWerinF al t SUUs
with approx. " acre on one Of
nearby .Virginin's most distinguished
residential streets. This IS d re-
markable yalue made possible By q
West Coast owner. FRANK 8. PHIL
L1P9, DI. 7-141l. Eyes. DE. 2-4613,
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