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and Central Europe. He came
out of the service as a first SER
geant in December, 1945,
He is a member Of the Amer
ican Legion, where he served as
q post commander and as senior
vice commander for the 25th
district.
He is a member of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, the
Forty and Eight. the Elks,
Eagles. Kiwanis and other fra
ternal and civic organizations.
His wife is the former Gwend-
olyn June Croslin. a one-time
schoolmate. They have one child,
Diane, 8.
Tomorrow: ChdrleS A.
Boyle, Democrat, of IlHnois.)
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Deaths Reported
tFrom D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.

tFrom D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.
Otto F Smith. 81, :523 University pl.
NV
Fenton A. Denison. Sc, Washinston.
Walter Corcoran, 50, Soldiers Home
Maude N. Jackson, 81. 1905 Harrison
Lydia 4. Moss. II. Sherman circle NV.
Davis David, 16. soldiers Home.
William W. Henderson, "A. 4024 14th
Herman IN samuels. -. 1928 Spring I'd.
John J Dev!ny. ~, sa71 Rrandyvine
Walter E. stsnsbury. II. s41 11th St.
Charles s. Wood. 20. 1917 L st. NV.
Anselma Stein, 80. 1850 LIVINGSTON rd.
zina Esenbers SIS. 5006 1st st. NV.
Sarah NJ. Orndorff. 6S, $500 Allentown
Amelia ei = S. owens. 81. Chevy Chase, Md.
Maybell Farrall. 81, ~: Massachusetts,
John S. Corridor. 50, 1851 New Jersey
Ruth tn MCCOY. 4a. 1850 Porter st. NV.
Walter F. Heishmsn. 81. Arlington, Va.
Infant Wendt, 623 4th St; NV.
Lonnie N. Horton, So. 1909 Grant st.
Lula Grimm, -. 1870: 9Th st. NV.
5snm 5smes Psnls puteh g s5 "a "a iTd ST St nv sW
Robert Thompson. 40, l0:s Eth st. sc.
Briscoe Taylor. IL, zoos Georsia ave.
Marv Washington. As, 1855 Halt st. s.w
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MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. ldtr couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. UGit three full days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
ddus are counted the same as
other days.
Arthur schlicht, 90. sig Indiana ave
M M ana sI Polly schiicht' 80 Hsatts'
Thomas smertneck. IS, ouentico: Va,
and Mary osllardo, 30 4s37 kansas
Sc. and vondell Skinner. 49, 11el
st. ne.
sherney Bradford. cs, 1921 East Capitol
st. Sc, and Helen Jones. Is, II New
York ave. ne,
"isde and Mary crowder. Ii. fos Quincy St
Nelson jenkins, 81. and Pessy welch,
81 both Of Alexandria, va.
Barbara Bost 20, sos Abbott DR., sc.
Robert Mckinney, q. Fort Worth, Tex
and Mary Nav, Is. Rockville. Md.
George Chura. 30. $3.50 18th st. Sc. and
Dorothy Mcclune. 81. seis Southern
Robert Callahan. 90. prooklyn. n; p,
and Mary Carolan. 90, Chevy Chase,
Nd.
Leroy Norman. So. oe:s Porter st. NV,
and Hattie Talbert S5, 40 9th st.
Robert Evans. ~, New York City. and
Ethel Hodge. Sc. 1900 Montello ave
rolf Hailberg, ~, and Lydia Tsmbaon.
Bernard Mccain, 81, LANSING. Mich,
and ,aS Jt JEshelsn HorrwoF'h' So Arlins'
Harold White. 80, Bollins Air Fore.
Base. and Martha sutton, 80. All
rrSTis n Hedries ri so. 21ss California st,
NV. and Mildred White. 81, 1875
James Good. 20. Boiling Air Force Base,
and Luisita Davis. II, 1912 Owen pl
John zeisler. "a. Fairmont. W. Va. and
Suzanne DuFief. 20. 2312 3Sth st. NV.
Claude watts. -. 4o3 Seward 50; Sc
and Johanna Weskott, 81. $50 5th
st, Sc.
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Big Shopping Center
Planned on 19-Acre
ConnecticutAve. Site

Plans for a s12 million to SIS
million shopping center on Con-
necticut avenue NV. between
Van Ness and Yuma streets have
been disclosed through publica-
ton Of an agenda for the next
meeting of the District zoning
Commission March 9.
At that time. the commission
will hear the plea of the Chevy
Chase Land Co. to rezone a large
part Of a 19-acre tract from resi-
dental to commercial usage, al
lowing parking on other parts OF
the site.
officials connected with the
project said the company plans
TO develop the shopping center
around a large New York fashion
store. with Is to 25 other smaller
stores in the project.
Publication of the commis-
sion's agenda also disclosed plans
for Safeway Stores to build
three new markets, each esti-
mated to cost between $500. 900
and 100000 and each having
parking space for about 200 cars.
All involve requests for re-
zoning. One, on Shannon place
between Chicago and w streets
S. E., is owned by Safeway. The
others will be purchased by
Safeway if zoning changes are
granted.
One is on Michigan avenue
NE. between Allison street and
Nineteenth place. The other is
on the block bounded by Nichols
avenue Sc. Milwaukee place
and Lebaum street.
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Posters Wife to TuIk

Mrs. Clarence T. Nelson. wife
Of the pastor Of Augustana Luth-
eran Church, will address .
World Day Of Prayer" dinner
at I pm. February 25 in National
City Christian Church, Thomas
circle. The dinner is being spon-
sored by the United Church
Women of Washington.
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Women to Heur Bishop

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of Washing
ton, will speak at a conference
for young women interested in
joining one Of the orders Of
Catholic sisters in the United
States being held at 3 pm. to-
morrow at Georgetown Univer-
sity.
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Whut Unituriuns Believe

The Rev. John r. Baker, min
lister Of the Unitarian Church of
Montgomery County, will speak
on What Unitarians Believe
About Jesus" at 7:45 pm. to-
morrow in Copp's Garden Room.
Vienna, Va. His talk is one of
a series sponsored by the Uni
tartan Church of Arlington.
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A. IA. &. ZION
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New Foees in Congress
New Fuees in Congress
Voters Wave 'Runt' Bishop
To Bench, Send Gray to Pitch
By Don S. Warren

Kenneth j. Gray, 80, Demo-
crat, of West Frankfort, ILL.,, who
has a claim to fame all his own,
has taken over the House seat
for the 25th district Of Illinois,
formerly held by a 14-year
veteran.
It was wonderful for him and
his party, but what a sadness
it caused in some quarters. For
while somewhere the sun is
shining bright and somewhere
little children shout, there was
no JOY in Mudville because the
Mighty Casey" had struck out.
The Mighty Casey" here was
c. w. ORunD Bishop, who for
many years served as manager
of the Republican team in the
annual congressional charity
baseball game sponsored by The
Star to raise funds to send un-
deprivileged children to sum-
mer camps.
Ofiicer of Jaycees.
The charity games will go on.
and there is a ray Of sunshine
because the youthful new mem
ber who defeated Mr.. Bishop
also has done a lot of things
for charity and his buddies.
Among his other activities
Mr.. Gray has been a leading
member, and recently State vice
president, of the Illinois Junior
Chamber of Commerce, whereby
he became one of the founders
of the Walking Dog Foundation
for the blind.
This is non-profit organiza-
ton that procures and trains
seeing eye" dogs to serve as
guides for the blind. They are
furnished free Of charge to those
unable to pay.
Mr.. Gray was born in West
Frankfort on November IA, 1924.
After high school he entered
the automobile business with his
father. In January, l943, he
went into the Army. He went
overseas as a crew chief with
the 18th Air Force in North
Africa.
Held Legion Offices.
He was wounded during a
flight over Corsica and later
served with the combat engi-
neers Of the 5th Army in Italy.
He then returned to the 18th
Air Force and participated in
combat over Southern France
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Births Reported
Ersn D. c. Health D.psrtnsnt,

tFrem D. c. Hsslth Dsrsrtmsnt)
BOYS.
Arnold and Dorothy Albert.
Aubrey and Anne Chason.
Alszsnd:r !isz,IH r. and & Daisy Cisland.
Kenneth and Constance D,cker.
Robert and Patricia Foley.
Aaron and Marilyn Gerber.
Joseph and Rsrbara GslaberE.
Wilton and Winifred Hughes.
George and Jennie Hyde.
Richard and Helen. Kimmerling.
Herman and Isabel Kollmevef.
Stephen and Frances Lay.
Charles and Anisa Matthews.
Robert and Regina Mayer.
Francis and Myrtle Murphy,
Thomas and Qwenloiyn offenbacher.
Arthur and Aline Port.
Graham and Helen Renner.
Arthur and Marian ScruEgs.
William and Virgins Tidwell.
Ramon and Zelda wender.
Francis and Anna Bishop.
Donald and Barbara Commack.
Stanley and Melya ochssndort.
John and Minnie Cherry.
James and Juanita Gilchrist.
william and Eleanor Jones.
AnlZle and Shirley Smith,
EssDasp ponsd ana nGd Msf5ol. sf5olf 4na:Ei estsE
Edward and Barbara CLARK
Thomas and Carol Curran.
Luther and Barbara Etchison.
Tracy and Mary Foust.
Richard and MARGARET Giebel.
Gordon and Rebecca Grimwood.
Ludwig and Ellen Heiimeier.
Brent and Virginia Hughes.
IIyin and Rose Janet,
Jan and Leonore Lsan.
yf Sohn a and Mary Laxrenss.
Borst Tor /. and a. Edslt.rsut Mautsr.
Walter and Charlotte Munster.
James James sns ans sylyia sIlyfin'ff f.t.rsen. sans;
FSsns hSS,; :1as .ns Ksshryn M.4 yEa,eSss essiiss'
Wiiiism Wiiiiiism ana and Mary aS!,ne wsSb' S55so0'
Thomas and Lillian BYrnow.
Donald and Betty Stoll.
James and Agnes Edelin.
Nathaniel and Helen Jackson.
GeSr.s oeSrse and md Eya M Robinson.
Raylus and Barbara Albriton.
Earl and Betty Alexander
Thomas and Margaret Applewhite.
Onyx and verna Atkins.
Samuel and Gloria Baker.
Thomas and Marsaret Bender.
Hiram and Mary Blake.
Charles and Evelyn BolZ
John and Frances Boswell.
William and Marceline Bowling.
Charles and June Butler.
Peter and Jean Cafes.
Dean and Elizabeth Cameron.
Jesse and Virginia Garden.
Daniel and Betty Cernoch.
Robert and Leila Cohen.
Leonel and Alice Correa.
Joseph and Bernice Donahue.
Robert and Elaine Feinberg.
Karl and Lenore Fernstrom.
Humberto and Margarita Fernandes.
Harold and Alice Frommert
Harold and Louise Goldstein.
Jorge and Barbara HaZera.
lawrence and Maybelle Imhon.
John and Marilyn Jarboe.
William and Mary Killay.
Robert and Joan Knipple.
Peter and Joyce LaB9otte.
William and Barbara Livingston.
Seymour and Doris Lutzky.
George and Frankie Martfeld.
Arthur and Doris Moore.
Henry and Jewel McCorkle.
Joseph and DIanne Ouelette.
Hyman and Charlotte Passo.
Gilbert and Margie Raynor.
Robert and Eileen Rodden
Donald and Mary Roderick.
Miles and Julia Romney
treoerick and Rose Schhardt.
non,inick, and Jeanne Servadio.
Paul and Marilyn Schnitzer
Fred and Arlene Silver.
Anthony and Loretta StanitE.
David and Betty Tibbott.
Michael and ziona Tuehler.
Arthur and Eloise Walker.
Lyle and Virginia Ward.
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FAC Aide to Speak

DR.. Raymond w. Miller. a con-
sultant to the Food and Agricul-
ture Organization Of the United
Nations and former president Of
the American Institute of Co.
operation. will address the In
ternational Christian Leadership
luncheon at IL noon Tuesday in
the YMCA, 1876 G street NV.
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VioIinist to Be Guest

Herbert Albin, German violin
ist presently on tour of the
United States, will be guest mu-
sician at the II am. service to-
morrow in the Waugh Methodist
Church, Third and A streets NE.
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BiosophicuI Anniversary

The Biosophical Institute of
Washington tomorrow will cele-
brate the 30th anniversary of the
biosophical work of DR.. Fred
erick Kettner in America at 4
pm. in the Willard Hotel. DR..
Kettner of New York is founder
president of the institute,
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Ethical Society to Meet

Lester Mondale, leader of the
Philadelphia Ethical Society, will
speak on Classics Society of
Classless Individuals? at a
meeting of the Washington
Ethical Society at II am. to-
morrow in its headquarters. 1922
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
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John and Jean Waters.
Roland and Florino Bowie.
Willie and Willie May Choice.
Henry and Mary Miller.
Wyman and Ada Rowe.
Kenneth and Patricia Smith.
Robert and Amy Thomas.
Paul and Irene Walker.
Joseph and Ernestine Whiting.
Perry and Edwina Bales.
Ralph and Lois Ealy.
David and Eleanor Fales.
Stephen and Dolores Hrytzay.
James and Ruth Lee.
Robert and Bernice Lorenz.
John and Donna McDermott.
Robert and Betty McKown.
willard and Rachel Oakland.
Raymond and Gladola Petro.
Edward and Dorothy Shabsin,
Frederick AND Margaret Singer.
Charles and Julia Starks.
Elvin and Mary Stevens.
John and Irene Walsh.
TWINS.
Richard and Kitty Cook. boys
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wonder soft pump
rs

Quolity at q low price, wonderful fiji. mar
velous comfort are yours when you wear
the wonder soft pump. Its snug fitting
heel and supple vomp noke this bosic
opera pump the shoe Of the seoson. High
heel in block Golf Or suede; medium heel
in block Or brown kid Or black suede
Sizes 4h to 10, AAA to &.
Other Anericon Girl Shoes $50 70 500.
Down stoirs Store. Womens Shoes
80. oIso selections New Bethesda BUDGET Store
saesa M "a E
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I WILL TRADE your D c. house on
one Of our lovely 8, and 5 bedrm.
ramblers in Hillcrest Hts. from
PAUL P, STONE. Realtor, 10. s-s30S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

MENT-Rent. $3.50 mo. buys lge.,
newly furn, remodeled 3-bedrm., q
bath house in 20 mos. Ask about
the income feature. OWNER. no.
HGTs.-2-family semi
Diet. prick: apt. Of 2 bedrmS.:
blk. stores. transportation: terms
Consider small house In trade
Price, S13 800 JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtors, 10. $4,000, %
GALVESTON PL. S.E.--Almost new
semidet. brk.; g rooms, powder
room list A.: fenced yard; $500
down. 500 month. Nr. BollinE
ABB. JAMES CARROLL, 10. q
O40l: ewes. 10. 1888.
HILLCREST SECT, of Pa. ave-
Det. brick. 3-bedrm. rambler with
rec. rm,, built-in gar, deep lot;
ST.. 800. Also split-level with 4
bedrms. For insp.. call HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-3400. LU
H iiiIIasCsRRiEsT ee17 ssrd st.-oper
daily: delightful center hall Diet
brick with 3 twin-sised bedrms.
liv. nm. with fireplace, Ice. din
and "a bath; fully fenced yard
Price reduced for immediate sale
NEWcoMB REALTY. 10. 2-7655
%
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

BRICK RAMBLER BARGAIN-This
3-yr,, 3-bedrm home y IN Al
is O real buy at S1b. $50. LOCATED
Just OF Piney Br. rd;; nr; q
R lsea fall s. ~ DAVIS Rm l. G Is. 7ss SO
STA CRAWFORD DRIVE. Twin
brook. Rockville rms; and bath
yard. df appraised at SIT $50.
Can OWNER. Pc. 2-9442 or ewes,
GA. 4-SI20. Open Sunday ] to B
pm. -
24Oe DEXTER AVE, Silver Spring.
CT approved-3 bedrms.. "a baths.
rec. rm. liv. rm. with flrepl. Nr.
schools, Johns Hopkins Inst. l.. J.
MILLS g. SON, Ma. s-456l. OIL.
!. GIANT poPLARs, s1e.s5o. Terms
arr over Va acre. . extra bldg.
sites. Close everything. ga miles
D. c., west Of Ga. ave, Main bldg. :
bedEmsS bath; small NJ 4- I'm S S1t-
t vet hs Ssse E EIohl l-S5oo D 10 PM I'M
ewes. u. 9-3401. W. W. LEWIS.
home BUYERS--Conserve your
strength and patience these humid
days. Select your home. location
and price range among the 800
pictures we have listed in our air
I'll o pm. coFFMAN REALTY Co,
1928 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Ju.
9-4123. IS
LARGE FAMILY? Then see this
fine all brick, 4-bedrm,. 1a-bath;
full bsmt. Cape Cod with screened
sas5eoi hf Sis eS6 VIII hha GA =
N kkAaSksl SfAiR 4 HrG ST. s5SRRoo s4Sts
sirable, 7-rm., / bath, brick, CO.
lonial. Just 3 blks, from high school.
8 blks. to st. MichaePs Church. CT
terms Q! l., or non On. 81 Inv pstssEE
FLOOR TO CEILING FIREPLACE.
pine-paneled backed living room.
large CHEEKY kitchen, four bed
rooms two with pine pancling; In
excellent location; $16,450. BY
OWNER. 10. 5-465S.
NEW COUNTRY SPLIT LEVEL
Masnificent brick custom built
hS9e lana II ceissSlfh 4p plan acre Count o.
try kit, 8 Ice. bedrms.. "a baths,
den. Rec. Tm. Gear garage. 9 fire-
places. II you want. the best, see
& co. ~, 9-4544.
OWNER Selling direct, this month,
Excel .cond.: 2 bedrms.. ful bsmt.,
lge fenced lot. Quiet ST., "a blk to
b bus s ri to 4 shoDppisns y, ef iosa
5000 total wa. 6-s476. -
PRIZE WINNING flowers and shrubs
lend touch Of splendor to
PLETELY REFRIGERATED; sit
uated on q LARGE, level. corner
lot. completely fenced. Long, rpa-
ciouS, nv. rm. with f1repl,, din. rn:,
kit. with dishwasher and disposal,
powder rm. and incl. porch; 3
light airy bedrmS.. full hsmt, and
many other features Will sell for
less than GI appraisal. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
LOW CASH, HIGH INCOME? Ex-
ceptional bungalow style, ) bed
rm. brick home on Q level lot in
cloSe-in Silver Spring with full
bsmt, and porch, h..x:h;s about
sleeooo down d. a J. KEssiNoER
NEAR m MONT 81 BLAIR. st. Michaer.,
public schools and shopping. Mac
nificent prewar 3 bedrm. Colonial
with porch. din. rm.. full bsmt,;
garage, on a tree-lined lane. all
SINGER 4 CO. u. 9-4544.
sic .S00-Charming brick rambler.
close in: with full bsmt. and large
porch. OF or easy terms. GRAHAM
g. co, JU. $3.50, 9 til Q. %
i,?5O-close in. Easy terms on
this lovely brick home, featuring
separate din. rnn.. 3 bedrmS.. fun
bSmt. and screened porch. Ora
HAM d CO.. JU. $3.50. Q I'll o.
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SILVER SPRING

call to see this very clean 3-bed-
din. I'm. comb. and beautiful klt
rec rm and outside entr. at
ground level. VIII accept OF deal.
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CT APPROVED

TEMPLE HILLS, S11.7OO-Asbestos-
shingle rambler Large liy rm.,
dining area. equipped kitchen, 2
bedrooms, full basement.
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BETHESDA, MD. - BRAND-NEW
suality-built, 3-bsdroom; ~; hath
KITCHEN With breakfast space.
DAYLIGHT basement. Gl approved
at $4,000. Call LE0UM & GER
Der REALTY CO.. 3l5 Conn. ave-,
EM 0-llnn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GARRETT PARK
ESTATES

GARRElI PARK
ESTATES
A nicer community in the
Bethesda area adjacent tt
Georgetown Prep, conven-
lent to NH and Naval Hos
pital.
$18,500
3-Bedrm. Ramblers, full din
room.
$4,000
8 Bedrms., 2 Baths
Cape Cod With Carport
CT, $500 Dn.-30-Yr. Loan
FLA AND COW. FINANCING
AVA1LAELE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
OPEN DAILY SAT. AND SUN.
DIR: Out Wis. ave. to Garrett
Park Estates sign At Flanders ave.
right to saltwater, right to safnpl'
home.
Countrywide Realty
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
OIL. 2-5858
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q BEDRM., BRICK, CAPE Gods
screened, concrete porch: fenced,
corner lot. with beautiful shade
trees. on quiet street IN Hyattsville.
Part bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Vacant.
Newly dec. Priced Sl2.950., Terms
ROBERT S. Davis 4 90. -6
NEW 3-BEDRM.. 2-BATH HOME
Full bsmt., beaut. kit. cow. loea-
ton. Trades accepted Only SIG
$50. Call OWNER BUILDER. RE.
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SILVER SPRING
MONTGOMERY HILLS
S16750

OPEN SUN, 2 TIL Z =.
Charming, 6-rm., brick Colonial
firepl., scr. porch, full bsmt., shadet
corner lot. BY owner, transferred
Below CT and FILA appraisal; Dir;
Out Ga. ave. to Seminary I'd. lei
on Seminary to Birch, left blk
to 1915 Sharon DR.. JU. 1901 2
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SEAT PLEAsANT-61a acres and
Charming 4-rm. home with fun
bsmt. Lovely sec; S1o.g5O; u .uuO
for S7,5O0 $500 down. City wa
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Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
POTOMAC

1oO-foot rambler with
30 acres Of ground, 25x30 living
dining room, large modern electric
Kitchen, 3 twtn-sise bedrooms,
baths. 3ox40 rec. rm., maids room
bath and swimming pool. Priced
to sell ct $50. 500.
KORZENDORFER, OIL. 4-6111 TIL .
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A WHAM DINGER!

See this immaculate well-kept 2
story brick home with its separate
coy RECREATION RIM. fenced
rear yard and many. many extras.
In . prime location and only
payments less than rent. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s400
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

REALTORS
WO, $1,000 Ewes. OIL. 6-527t
-
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Houses By HUGHES. brk. Co;
lonial, huge bedrms., screened
porch, daylight bsmt., brk. Diet.
gar: lovely lot; 81. 900 down:
price. S14.50Q, W. R. HUGHES
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ADELPHI
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

We have new and used houses en-
lots from u acre to 3 acres, some
with city water and sewer Prices
ranEe from $4,000 TO 100000,
sorpe with river view. For inspec.
tion. apply at ONCE, located $500
indian Head hwy.
IRWIN c. MURRAY. JR., BROKER
IN --34aA --S
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
ssa 500 In s. beautiful ,r sstti BliebI
den ~ baths. maids rm: snc
bath, large wooded lot. Easy terms
GRAHAM 4 CO., JU. 5-o5ao'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

IL MILES FROM FORT MEADE
Year.round cottage, Herald Har-
and rental income IN winter
Fully equipped. 100 yards from
beach, A.650 unfurn. $1,000
down. South Shore 21sS or South
Shore 24O4,
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HOME AND INCOME
OPPORTTTNTTV
ATTENTION, BROKERS
= FULL COMMISSION

1882 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
. ONLY S1S,Db0
Detached brick 2 bright rms. bath,
~ ation room: large lot: newly dec
r SHAPIRO SALES INC.
,1413 x St. NV. ME. s-1717
Look! Extreme Upper NV.
Detached, brick-and-frame houses
dFastlcally reduced prices; 3 and
~ bedrms.; tiptop shape; very reas,
terms.
SURE REAL ESTATE
a., tn. 2-2ssO Till o PM.
BIG 4-BEDRooM FAMILY HOME
plus dormitory 3rd floor: property
In immaculate condition. Owner
wants immediate sale and urges us
to accept contract. Only S22, $50.
Call TIE. 0-7420. or DI. L7-6s3O.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
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HIILANDALE

Old English architecture combined
with split-level charm on Q beauti'
fully wooded 1.2-acre lot with
ample space for swimming pool
in exclusive Hillandale. 3 bedrms.
3 baths. den and recreation room;
attractively priced.
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RIGGS PARK
$12,250

6-rm. semiSst. brick. 1st a. powder
rm-, de luxe kit. with disposal. full
bsmt. with rec. rn.; many. extras.
Small down payment and terms
less than rent. To inspect call til
g pdrnT,S z, c, HInL HILL & CO.. pu'
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CAVALIER
SPLIT-LEVEIS

Or LII "AA1a 1lA1o
You are cordially invited
TO inspect our furnished
model home and become &C
Quainted with the detailed
plan for completion of one
Of the finest groups of split
level homes in this area.
There are 6 plans each. at
q basic price of SIS, 800.
Every home is designed for
COMPLETE AIR CONDI-
TIONING. Houses now IN
der construction may be con-
tracted for in time for pur-
chasers to select final color
scheme and avail themselves
of several attractive optional
features. OPEN DAILY, from
] to dark and week ends
from 10 am. to dark. Drive
out Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd. left to Aberdeen rd..
left q few blocks to Marburry
dr. and left again to model
home. Alternate route from
wis. ave. out River I'd. to
Wilson lane. right on Wilson
lane TO Marhurry dr.. right
to Cavalier model home.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS
REALTORS
Vo. $4,000 Ewes. OIL. 6-5e7
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RAMBLER

Yes. this house has Q basement
Well-planned 33.bedrm. brick; brick, hrs1
kitchen with table space, larse
corner lot. Excellent location,
walking distance to U. of Nd. and
good financing
MATTHIAS co.
WA. 7-O6l1 Call til Q pm.
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BEDROOM BRICK
This brick rambler is VA approved,
can be purchased for only $500
down payment, All rooms good
size, fully equip. kitchen, full
bsnt., lovely yard Quick possess
sion can be ARRANGED.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-ll66 WA. G-t 80
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ROBERT E. LOHR

HE. $4,000 RA. $4,000
KENSINGTON. 9707 Bexhill dr.
This architectural stone-and- brick
dream is one Of those rare houses
SO frequently sought but seldom
found Nestled h IN F rsrsntio se'i haii
i6x23 living room, 13x15 dining
room, I2xi4.5 de luxe kitchen.
10xli paneled library. plus, 9S9
first-fioor bedroom and tiled bath
three spacious bedrooms Il OF
master size. 22x16l: 2 baths Sec
ond floor: full basement with ma
hogany-paneled clubroom; 2-car
garage. Call OIL. 6-6S76 or d..
7-6S30
ThoS 7 Fisher & Co.
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CLINTON. S14.e5o-Stucco, split
level home. Liv. rn1, fireplace,
dining rm., kitchen, 4 bedrooms.
Radiant Dashboard heat. Lot size,
100000, beautiful shrubbery and
shade trees.