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Evening star., 1955-11-15
|LETHAL LUGGAGE
WAS OVERWEIGHT,
PAID $27

DENVER R) Mrs. Daisie
2. King, 64-year-old grand
mother, paid the freight for
her death and those Of 43
other persons aboard tn
United Air Lines plane that
exploded and crashed Mo-
yernber / near Longmont.
Colo.
Records disclosed that her
suitcase, weighted down by
q dynamite time bomb
rigged by her son. was 81
pounds overweight when
checked BY UAI ct Denver's
Stapletnn Airfield.
she paid S1T for the addi-
fional Weignts
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Forqer Gives Details
Of Rigging Plane Bomb

DENVER. Nov is t-In dispassionae tones John Gilbert
Tack Graham related last night he rugged dynamite
time bomb explode aboard arner carrying his mother
and As other persons
All "A were killed November when the big United Air
Lines DC6B exploded flight near Longront Colo and
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Poultry: Market steady on fryers
l0nerines light to moderate Demand
fair. Continued weak for heavy type
hens. Moderate hoidover supplies met
9 lbs and over S3-S4. Hens: Heavy type
Livestsek Market
Cattle. 100: bulk of receipts aloni
with small supply held from THURSDAY
s1s fsS sS .aS sausS sss5ss sss s.. sGs sOS
establish trading basis.
Calves. hogs and sheep: None esti.
mated and none received. practically nc
Flour - Receipts, s,645 100 : pound
Wheat-Receipss. 1s7,2s2 bushels;
shipments, none; stocks, b.133.l24
bushels. No; red winter gsrlieky. spot.
corn-Receipts, f7s.o7s bushels: ship
ments. $4,000 bushels; stocks, l.0e4.912
oats-Receipts. none; shipments,
Barley : Receipts 39.74O bushels:
shipments. none: stocks. 242. .942 bushels
Rye-Reeeipts, none; shipments. none;
soyheans-Receipts, 5o.s75 bushels;
shipments. none; stocks, 107. .706 bushels
Egg Market Firm
Eggs: Market arm. Arrivals light
Supplies generally adequate. Demand
falr to good with most interest noted on
o'isr Prices si paid by nrst receivers dellyered
I. o. B. Baltimore cases Included: Whites
large. min. so pct. A quality, 45-53.
mediums. min. so. pct. A quality. 39-43
Browns and mixed eolors large, min. sG
pet. A quality, 39-43. Receipts: Eggs,
1917 cases by truck.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BY FRANCIS DOUGLAS


Washington area residents are
spending millions of dollars tt
escape the heat. They are put
ting the money into air condi-
tioners. And, oddly enough. the
transit strike is a factor in the
increased sales.
During the sticky hot weather
since July l, the sales Of units
has been phenomenal" accord
ing to one dealer.
The Electric Institute of Wash.
ington reported that in the first
six months of this year sales
totaled 1880 units, against 9,80s
In the corresponding period o1
last year. It estimated that about
5000 conditioners have beer
sold since July /.
At an average cost of 5000
Washingtonians have thus spent
about $3.8 million for summer
comfort. And this does not in.
clude the cost of additional
wiring.
One dealer said the sales have
been due to more than the heat
He pointed out that last July
had some hotter days than July
this year. But the sales have
been rolling this wear. he said
because of these factors:
l.. Acceptance by the public
Of home air conditioners as the
cumulative effect of the adver-
tising. Also prices are con-
sidered reasonable.
2. The pay raise given Gov
ernment workers, which makes
them feel more optimistic ane
more ready to satisfy desires fol
luxurieS,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
ronsit Strike Is Foctor
In Air Conditioner Sales

3. The transit strike. One
dealer said people made uncom-
Portable by the strike and made
more conscious of the weather
find compensation in air con-
ditioners.
One store said that it had
sold between 1000 and 5000
units last year, but has sold
many more this year. The ma.
chine most in demand is the
three fourths : horsepower size
Next comes the half horsepower
and then the one horsepower.
The use of the units has re.
suited in a lot of rewriting o1
homes, apartment houses ano
office buildings. Older apart.
ments and Office buildings, te
compete with the newer air.
conditioned ones, have provided
heavier wiring to take care oi
the cooling units. Sometimes
that runs into hundreds oi
thousands of dollars.
The city's building code, fol-
Evening star., 1955-07-31
TOBACCO MARKETS
uPPKR MARLnoRo. "a Iulr an b

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, July 80 Gh
IfuSDAD. - Around four-ffths Of the
grades Of Southern MARYLAND tobacco
isold this week on the auction markets
at lower average prices. Deliveries were
the heaviest Of the season, according TO
the Fedefal-6tate Market News Service.
Quality was not as good - the week
before.
July 1929 auctions totaled 3,34s, IT'S
net pounds and returned $50 80 .
hundred. $500 less than the previous
week and the lowest to date. Sales for
the season amounted to 37S8,55S
pounds and averaged $40.62.
Prices for 4 large number Of grades
were at or around the lowest levels of
the wear. Declines from the previous
week we're mostly from 50 to SIS q
hundred pounds.
i Net receipts of the Baltimore hoeshead
lmarket for the season were reported as
iaround 4,237,000 pounds. This, COM
Ibined with net auction sales. totals
lahout 38.026. 600 pounds.
Sales are scheduled for only one more
week. The four Southern Maryland
markets will close for the season on
| Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds for the week ending Thursday,
July %. on q limited number of repre-
sentative q. 8. grades were as follows,
with changes from previous week:
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Sergeant Blamed
In Buyonet Deuth

HONOLULU, July 80 (P.-
The Army today said Sergt. WI
liam A. Minton III. Montgomery
Ala, accidentally caused the
fatal bayonetting Of q Marine
in war games Thursday.
The Marines name was with.
held.
Mai. Gen. Herbert Powell
25th Division commander, said
After investigation is COM
|pleted and the facts are known
appropriate action will be taken.
Sergt. Minton is attached tc
the 35th Regiment at Schofield
Barracks. The Marine was from
the 1st Air-Ground Task Force
at Kaneohe Air Station.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

all practical purposes. provides
that an air conditioner has to
have a separate electric circuit.
Only one-third horsepower units
can be run on existing appliance
circuits, and not all of them,
according to Frank Stetka. as
sistant chief in the building in-
|spection Office.
As for the Potomac Electric
Power Co., it says that since
1912 the summertime peak
consumption has been higher
than the winter peak. This Is
due to air conditioning.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Output Holds
After Settinq
New Records
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Business Writer

NN~SNS@SNSS AA~~o @1eA--Seo S'AAsNA
| NE wYoRK, July 3o.-steel
Joined the swelling list of record
profits this week. So did motors
oils. rubbers and communica-
Itions.
| At a glance, here's how things
shaped up at the end Of the
first half:
Industrial profits: smashing
records; industrial production
Ipushing for a record; construc-
|tion: booming; employment: ris-
ling: consumer spending: contin-
Iued record; consumer prices:
Iedging up; savings deposits: con-
ltinued record: credit: tighten
ling: present outlook: wonderful
Newspaper advertising broke
all previous half-year records.
The Government announced
THAT first quarter profits of man
Iufacturing companies reached
1888 billion after taxes. the high
lest level in four years.
Industrial production rose
slightly in the week to near
record levels. Employment. was
raised by factories reopening aft
Ter vacation.
All retail shopping continued
lat a record, 6 to 10 per cent
higher in dollars than in the
like week q year ago. said Dun
g. BradStreet.
| Consumer prices edged up o.
per cent from mid-May to mid
June, chiefly because Of q sea-
sonal rise in food prices. the
Government said. It was the
first gain in seven months. Still,
the price index was q shade
lower than in June. 1854.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Drill Is No Drill

| GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dr.
Firemen put on q fire drill at
the Grand Rapids Metalcraft
Co, then stayed on hand to put
out an actual blaze that bobbed
up in the paint shop.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
First Sunday School

BOSTON - First Sunday
school in the United States was
believed opened in 1914 at near.
by Roxbury, Mass. =
Evening star., 1955-01-16
kdrtno Hall
Iskturried

Miss Martha Jean Hall,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Liv-
ingston D. Hall of Pontiac,
Mich, was married January
Is to Mr.. Miles George Wede-
man. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne E. Wedeman Of st. Pc
tersburg, Fla.
The Rev. A. Powell Davies
performed the ceremony in
All Souls Church, Unitarian.
Mrs. Wedeman, a former re-
porter on the Washington
Post. Is q graduate Of Western
College for Women and did
graduate work at the Univer-
sity Of Michigan. Mr.. Wede-
man Is a graduate Of Swarth-
more College and the Harvard
Law School. He is an attorney
with the Navy Department
here.
After o wedding trip to the
West Indies. the couple will
make their home in Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Embassy tried to retain the
original color schemes. The
main drawing room has rose
brocade panels between the
pilasters. In the adjoining
room. known as the organ
room, the walls are In gold
brocade. During the Walsh
era it was considered q sign
Of affluence to have an organ
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Miss ssHoWenstine
Is ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. How
enstine announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Mary Lee to Mr.. Robert r.
Hotel. jr.. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Hotel. Miss Howen-
stine Is attending Maryland
University. Mr.. Hotel is q
graduate Of Randolph Macon
Military Academy and is at
tending George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
he missing pieces were

the missing pieces were
tracked down.
The massive carved mahog-
any double staircase was In
terrible condition, but each
chipped and marred place was
carefully repaired. And in the
stained glass window above the
entrance hall Is per cent Of the
colored glass panes had to be
replaced.
Perhaps the biggest overall
job was done on the floors.
According to the embassy, the
basement was ridden with ter
mites. 30 there the wooden
floors had to be taken up and
replaced with concrete. Up
stairs, the floors were so COW
cred with CRIME that only after
repeated cleanings did they
discover the beautiful mahog-
any inlaid bands around the
edges.
The Indonesians frequently
use the downstairs reception
rooms for official entertaining.
but the fourth floor ballroom
has been bIoken up into offices.
However, they were careful not
to harm the room. Instead Of
building walls straight to the
ceiling, little partitions were
put up to make offices.
Shortly after the Indone-
slams had completed the reno
vations they discovered they
had an unexpected legacy from
Thomas Walsh.
A piece Of the rich gold ore
which made Tom Walsh
wealthy was found in the
piazza approaching the main
door Of the house. Walsh had
had the IL by Is inch piece
put there. among the flag
stones, when the house was
built.
This is one of a series OF
0rticles on famous WGsltrg-
tom ho1ses.)
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Mansions
CONTINUED from preceding page. J

when they were poor In Colo
RADIO. This should not give rise
to any notion they were sadly
.nuveu' as that term is used to
label people outside Of society
trying TO get In. We were In;
make no mistake about 1t. ).
Greet Reception HoII
Inside, the great reception
hall has no roof until you lift
your eyes four full stories to
q richly colored surface Of
stained glass. :. A wide stair
case, which led to q landing
holding two marble statues In
dancing poses, divided as q Y
so that two staircases rose to
the first of series of promen-
ade galleries.
''Of course, the very top was
. roof garden; but on the
fourth floor besides the ball
room was q theater."
Mrs. Mclean wrote that the
house cost $835,000 to build.
Considering today's imitation.
the Indonesian government
got 1t for quite q bargain when
they bought 1t for a reported
$500 900 In 1851.
Before moving in, however,
they put an additional S76.000
into renovating the mansion.
After Thomas Walsh died.
his widow lived there until her
death when 1t became the
property Of Evalyn Walsh
Mclean.
BY this time Mrs. Mclean
was chatelaine Of her hus-
bands famous estate. Friend
ship. since torn down to make
way for the Mclean Gardens
Apartments. So In 1885 Mrs.
Mclean rented 1000" to the
Government to house the Ru-
raj Rehabilitation Resettle-
ment Division. It was later
occupied by the Washington
Chapter of the American Red
Cross rent free for over ten
years.
Vast Restoration Needed
Both before and aftar Mrs.
McLean's death in le47, there
was very little upkeep On
''2020." And when tbs Indo-
nesiAn government took over
they undertook q vast restora-
tion Job.
In the main reception room,
measuring 90 by 20 feet. the
intricately carved pilasters Of
white and gold leaf were
patnstakingly restored. The
100000 ceiling. covered BY an
Italian painting on canvas.
had been badly damaged end
hoaes punctursd in Il. Nov
no cns can tsll h has been
tcaached.
i N doing ever Ne rooms ne
Evening star., 1955-01-16

and this one was played every
day during their meals.)
What n now the Arnbassa-
doris ofics was formerly the
dining room and Il done In
oak paneling. Much Of the
wood had been removed by
souvenir hunters and after
much detective work some Of
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HOUSES FOR sALf-MD.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA---charming new brick.
sssse.ds Soe Go 81 soc Gsosss
town I'd. Large liv. rm. with nre-
place, family-siRe dining tm, kit,
with eating space, powder I'M. side
porch: 3 ample bedrms.. tile bath
on End a.: full bsmt.: excellent
level lot. Exceptional terms with
low down payment. Call until .
pm. Re; $3.50. COLONIAL IN
BETHEsDA--$17.9b0-only s2,750
cash. and payments Of sl26 per
mo. tincluding interest. principsl,
home. mr.. the Lynbreok Grade
TF%sRiSSslsr2S S Bt ssEssRta tie. RsE'ss ..i
Lear saraee. oil hot-water. heat.
Terrific closet space. full bsmt.
Separate dining rni.. fireplace In
a iys I IN DssD ; e. o. os s !Rs
e ssPEakxwoop, s1 ls
--3m-yesr-old rambler; .iiy. rIn..
din. rm. comb. kit. 3 bedrrns. and
oath; good value. BILLINdSLkY
REALTY GO. EN-. 2-2see; eyes eyes
B ~ ssGSIo: s.s.droom, 2.Ssth
kossRsp 81 Ss'' g. i-siii III
BETHESDA -Attrsctively decorated
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick rambler;
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal.
$22,76O, KoRzENDoRFKR, OIL. T.
assMslpM y RkHAY MosprrA,.
SO 500. 81 Or FHx--Losstsd Mass.
I've ext. area, is minutes e Pc:
thesda - Rambler on ,ree-shaded
Fill ri sasfSF .ssaossall.n asrs sssnsi
i pshiDfGR sh Y ". 8ERsNasn w. s.!sGsS s
@Brand.nsv 3.bedrm, 3.6eth bfi
beautiful Community oi iine homes
Wide center hall, separate din: I'm,
lgsi all-else automatic BY. W.T.
way to Syers t.s.ss srsss sr re- ~
FRANK 8. PHILLIPs. 81. T-i4fI
BIE;TTiHaiRsD S.wo0DHAvEN. s24,ebC
Discriminating families will md
this beautiful neiEhborhood hard 70
EI esisI WITH 1RnI slate roof on isfs'
E ss bEr S Ssp ssRsSs%eb s' sS On ls
ffniil 1bsmt.; Sailt:in gsTsss; msny
extrass FRANK 3, PHILIPS. 81
2.!009; ewes, u, VII S;a7e "a, rs
Bedrm. and bath on list plus lge
s ax: I poreh 'es i Ssn' 5s @i sna
bath on End: Excel st9rsEs spss.
Beautiful grounds; Ncy W pEisssaa d III
i a.iIy nj 1s'; f p'Is.. M M. sssSS
METzLER. KEKITok-BUfLpEk
b022 Conn avsk n.v. 1T
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oNcRETE PoRcHHdAs H-w.H
1926 DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

SO05 20th ST. N.E.-Det.; O rms.
lge, bcrch; auto. heat; nice yard;
geIage. $ll $50, easy terms. ROGER
e.EoSSSM ss-BBEIHSSRS., BRrcK@sSA.-
country. Air conditionMerr, ,i Gas .'fSv essI
Open 40 pm. daily, 2212 18th 81,
ne. Phone RA. 3-i294. 81
CAPITOL HILLS ADO
ROW brick, D rooms and bath. M.
all eonyeniences. Terms.
., MARSHALL J; WAPLE CO.
1924 14th 81. NV. AID. 4-:006
COLORED-I3OO BLOCK MICH.
GAN AVE- bedrms., 2 full baths
4 closets. End floor; LIST floor, din.
rm., liy. rm.. kit. full bsmt. with
toilet; back porch; fenced back
yard. HU. 1851. go
COLORED - 72s FARRAGUT PL.
N.E.--Practically new house. excel
lent condition, bargain price, low
down payment. Phone RIA. 6-56l4.
COLORED-KENILWORTH
$3.50 dn. Oct. lst-fir. liv.. rm., din.
bedrms. on and d. Pull bsmt., lac,
lot;. MT: churches shop schools
Leo NJ BERNSTEIN co.
ca. 1868. 0 til 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. Neal
life and are In the S25. 600 homt
bracket, here's an amazing pfopo.
sition with excellent income;
homes with luxurious quarters fol
the owner and over 2 seres tusl
MERs Ev. 4-s4i1; II no ans, Ju
WE I0sr our PROSPECTS, ",
have isplaeed the name of tn
family who Was asking for n
absolutely irnmAc. all brick Colonia
with tiled powder .rm.. 3 twin
sized Dedrms., Ice. kit. gar. scr
P GiEssd below sie n n At siss rs On sn'T
level lot with shade trees, nr
busline In quiet Silver sprinl
neighborhood,. 4, J. KEssTNdER 4
BkANI.NEW RAMBLERs. $500,
TO $4,000 Close-in Silver sprtnl
srs5aS sshei Sssp c sR. M Es hsnf "
MAKE YOUR MONEY sTkETch!--
Tell Us the terms that best suit
your pocketbook IN buying THU
brick Sii. Spg. Colonial home, with
9 rooms.. tiled bath. powder room
deliRhtful porch and fun bsmt.
S SnIy $3.50 soM e d 60 sl 3 late
'Gi Bufs--Rsm6..' SiS,soo: coionis
SI6.500: extra Biz ramb.. Sl0. 200
K, 7. FORWARD, III. 0-I5os. III
4.BEDRM. BARGAINsi Sl7.160-,,
All-brick Cape Cod with. excel
ssdrmsy " hsths. sep: dinsts: iul
porch. isP Pfieed ie ssiox sAi Or.
kESsiNoER 4 CO., ~. s-4544.
AN UNCOVERED CHIMNEY Ger
tainly does something to q home
See this cute Cape Cod we have Il
I-the Woodmoor area of eil Spa
with 8 rooms and bath, then stair
to an diminished End floor whicl
you can finish later II you need II
AZ only l4.5o0 someone VII hul
THIS quickly. RIPLEY q RoMER
D ~ SSrsiil SUBURBAN but that.
exactly what buyers are asking 10
these days. 2-yr .-old rambler with
3 bedrooms, on IL acres: an cas-!
drive to Sill, Spg. and school bus 70
the youngsters: an ideal home viii
Rl fPtEY p i sSmE IGeks 5u f05 .s 300
N SHOPPING AND BUS are i'm
portant. see this cute bungalow oil
. level lot with tall shade trees
sep din. rm., rec. Tm.. LIST n
bedrm and oath. All In immac
cong sia ESQ; a. J. KEssfNoEf
CABIN JoHN-AcRR LoT
Brick. Oct; 9 rms. bath. oil h.-v.h
GiENMoNT-BuNoALow
2 be sh6 sas heat. May 80 oil
Brokers' cooperation invited. A. D
CRUMBAUoH Reaitor, 1905 wis
ave WO 0-1A6A
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SIe.B00
School ass ~ s siss
board Colonial with 3 bedrm1.,
baths on End. Plus lst-fioof powdel
Tm.,. living rm.. dining rn.. equip
kitchen screened porch, garage
This one Is Good. See Il today. W
D. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 I'll 9.
KENWQOD AREA
56l2 PARKSTON ROAD
OPEN TODAY / TIL 4
Brick rambler reduced 10
S2S. 500. . bedrooms. 2h
baths. den basement. sepa-
rate dining room. center hall,
level lot with many trees.
DIRECTIONS: Turn left In
front OF Kenwood Country
Club to Springfield road. 3
blocks to Parkston.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
Eyes. Jody Baker. OIL. 2-7el6
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APTTNGTON
ARLINGTON
FAMILY SECTTRTTY

FAMILY SECURITY
o IIss s4 Z Au cspH aLs 1So
on q quiet street with homes Of
distinction and rare quality. Ideal
for large family or those wantipg
n eptr-taia md De near Army
Navy Country Club. First door COM
sists Of large living room t23xl4l,
dining room i14x12i. kitchen with
table space and bright cheerful den
tsizes Appropriated Upstairs
bedrooms and nursery and bath;
full basement; garage. Best Of
all ONLY S2i,5 500. Won't last--.
ARLINGTON REALTY
a2,2 wilson siyd-. IA. $4,000 tt Q
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LEO M. bGtNS4E1N "
co. B-3533, o I'll o
1886 FOXHALL RID.
NEW ATTRACTIVE RAMBLER
AIR -CONDITIONED

Liy. RIM. about i5xaais. ! bedrms.,
range Large clustered and paneied
rec. Fni. opening onto BRICK patio.
ran co9S.eioI e, Tists fell o dss
d. C.. conv. TO school and trsnsp.
pR2HK N. DOYLE. REALToR
lWo. e-2037 or DI. 1-7D0b
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Thonas z. Phillips

MrS MhIfnret 6Arksr, esehiuss w.
Thomas L. Phillips
3420 Conn. Ave-. Wo. 6-7e00
C0LORED-UPPER N.W.-Vaeant,
6-rm. brick. Iz baths. kitchen,
nice floors. rec. rin.. eas heat. 500
monthly. RA. 6-6oI2 -25 /.
powder rm. LIST q Lovely .3-bedrm.
brick, ultra modern kitchen and
built-in bath: gas h.-w.h. Colonial
front porch. Anehor-fenced rear
yard. VIII trade: Cali Nj; wash
W5PLE CO.. 1924 18th 81. NV. AD.
ccIISSSSkD-urPER NV. - s4ss
down. Vacant Lovely 6,rra.
brick home. cleo; stove, Venetian
blinds. concrete front porch. NJ
s sS'. ST. ls 5.ssss;o 9. ewes I sEhls !
c Si1S MT. PLEASANT - 8.
story brick. 10 lovely rms, az
baths; suitable home and invest.
COIORED-WEsT or l6th-Ex.
elusive location: Diet. brk.; lge,
hedrm. and bath on LIST plus liy.
rm., din. rm. den and kit. 3
bedrms. and bath on md. Level
lot: | blk. transp. Priced FOL
immed. sale. Ewes, EM. 24696:
daily I'll 8 pm: EN- a,7400'
METzLER. REALTOR = BUILDER
1922 Conn. ave. NV. 1T
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LANGLEY RAMBLER

This 3-bedroom prick rambler is Q
honey" Located on . level corr
ner lot; It is In excellent eondi-
ton; II Is attraetively priced 1t
Sl3.g60 and will 60 OF for l0Es
cash, Call Us for an appointment.
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HOUSES foR sALe--s.E.


ANACosTIA. ns. MINI. aye.-semi-
Diet. brick. 8 rms; 3 bedrmg /;
Snotty-pins elubrm. Gas h.-wh,
qarsasss; Perch; 81 Or sonss2tig g%s
C0NGREsS HEicHTs = Vacant.
semidet. brick, ) rms: 2 lss. bed
s sns i ISs c ss down Ssn' HaRr nan
REALTY. INC. Lu. 4-s4o0. Lu'
ri. gBsSkER pR.-charmins Hill.
built: SIX rms. als baths pansied
recreation room With lyspleee.
bullt-in garage Exceptionally nne
S ss!sf &. r ds2vA4 Fs;. sa.si.sss 8.
81. $50: XNACOsrIA 3-r,n. and
bath. semidet. home. Nice lot. S475
eail x. JOHN w /. 3 ssHI:TioN. 70 =
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BETHESDA

56Is WILSON LANE
OPEN 1-DARK. DAILY AND SUN.
beautiful wooded level lot: 3 bed
rooms. 2ts baths, living room, din.
ing room kitchen. large bach
patio. porch. garage, basement
stairway to attic. DIR: Out Wis.
cousin ave 70 Bradley blvd. rishi
to Wilson lane, right on Wilson u
open sign.
BOWLING d GARDINER
OIL. A-e07o Ewes, OIL. A-b22e
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GI-S15.400

It is rare indeed TO nave such Q
sparkling home to offer. Modern
kitchen with dishWasher. disposal.
2 bedrooms. plus full basement:
large, sodded, fenced lot adjoining
Northwest Park: close to BUS, shops
and schools.
Visit Rohert T. I.ohr Homes
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-FOUR. COHNEHB--IE YOU IKE tfeee,
you'll owe this brick Cape Cod.
Liv. rm. 9Th fireplace. 2 bedrcoms
On it q; ! ssdrc Sr oo on 2nd a.:
GEORGE w. BAU9ERAAN
JU. 9-6444. Ewes. RIA. $3.50
WHEATON, AREA, close TO schools
and transp.-Thfs attractive CApt
ready for expansion. Full bsmt.
pretty fenced yard: Sl1.225.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
u. g-5444. Ewes. JU. b-3637
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$3.50 Down, Vets or Non-Vets
Lovely 2-bedrm. bunEalow. detached
full bsmt. Payments like rent
DIRECTIONS: Out viers Mil I'd
to Randolph I'd. left on Bennior
I'd. TO Colin st., continue to Fern.
dale. eft TO- Round Hill q; and
and IA 6-716k. --0S
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COLORED-$i95 DOWN
Near 18th and e
Lovely 3-bsdrm. rev brick, front
porch. Vacant.
ME. 8-4l64 Ewes, tn. 2-7l40
al
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SILVER SPRING
WHEATON
ONLY $500

VIII include your down payment and
settlement CHARGES on this nttrne.
tive 2-bedrm. bunealqw WITH full
bsmt. Desirable ueigllborhnod
aIQLER a Co. 10. A-63A3
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Bethesda GlenWnnd
BRADLEY HILLS

Here Is IN opportunity you should
COS sSis Colonial STIek home With
8 bedrms,, full bath, liv. rm.. din.
Tnn.. equipped kit. powder. rm.;
screened porch and slate roof can
not be beat for location, appear:
ance and price. Owner. must sell
been applied for and In ell prob.
ability win be accepted BY the
owner. Wait until you see its
wood front yeard and large In
closed rear sarden.
Waggaman-Bra
Realty Corp.
1900 Eye OF. NV. NE. $500