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Highest Membership;
Younger in Age, Looks

vance reports to be repeated
to members Of the OAR ma
tional board Of management
in session here tomorrow and
Thursday.
Reporting on the outstand-
ing success Of the OAR
sponsored nationwide OBJ
servance Of Constitution Week
last September 1913, Miss
Carraway was side-tracked by
reporters inquiring into mem
bership facts and figures.
More New Members
More new members than
ever before, $500, will be adj
mitted to membership by the
national board Thursday, the
highest number ever to be
admitted In q single day since
the OAR was chartered IS
years ago.
Last membership tally Is
i80.572, taken June ] Of this
year. Since that date, TOT were
admitted at o June Z board
meeting and 1000 deaths have
occurred. Total membership Is
still ct an all-time high, Miss
Carraway revealed.
Observance Of Constitution
Week by an overwhelming
number Of persons and organi-
nations. Miss Carraway said,
proves that the American peo-
pie are intensely interested In
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.Williun1 T. Page
Tablet dwelling
Set for Tomorrow

Members Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution
win unveil . tablet dedicated
In memory Of William Tyler
Page. author Of 1.-THE Amer
leans Creed" at 3:15 o'clock
tomorrow.
The public Is invited to the
ceremony ct the grave Of Mr..
Page In Oak Hill Cemetery.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers Of Massachusetts, win
make the address and Miss
Gertrude s. Carraway. presi-
dent general Of the National
OAR, and Mrs. Wayne NJ.
Cory. historian general. win
speak briefly.
The tablet. on which Ii in
scribed The Americans Greed
will be unveiled by Miss Eliza
beth Tyler Page and Miss
Mary Evelyn Page. daughters
Of Mr.. William Tyler Page.
IT.. who win give the accept
ance address. Also participate
ing in the program will be Mr..
John c. Page. who is employed
at the Capitol.
The author Of the creed was
Clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatives for q longer con-
tinuous period than any other
man in history. For 20 con-
secutive years he led the as
semblage in the Americans
Greed at the Continental
Congresses Of the OAR.
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SHOP TALK
SHOP TALK
New Door Viewer
Is on Murket

A new and tiny door viewer
sadeet win allow Mrs. House.
wife 10 view any caller ct her
front door without opening the
door.
Private Door-Eye" Is q
patented optical development
made by the Callboy Co. Of
Minneapolis.
It features 0 powerful wide
angle lens, mounted In q metal
tube which instaIls easily In
any door and gives q view Of
the outside only. Vision TO the
inside is blocked by special de-
sign Of the lens elements.
By peering through from the
inside. the viewer sees q clear.
bright image Of the visitor in
Q i75-degree arc, covering .
range from above the head to
the feet. when the caller is
standing close to the door. Be-
cause the range Of vision is
about Z feet from within one
foot Of the door. more than
one caller can be seen. The
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Fashion
Benefit to
Show Dior

There viii be q Dior fashion
show next Tuesday for the
benefit Of the Salvation Army.
Mrs. Dwight d. Eisenhower is
honorary sponsor and Nine.
Couve de Murville. wife Of the
French Ambassador Is kon-
orary chairman.
Co-ordinating chairinen are
Mrs. Harold Hitz Barton, presi-
dent Of the auxiliary; Mrs.
George D. Nelson, FIRST vice
president. and Mrs. Clarence
p. Crawford, second vice presi-
dent.
Heading the patronesses list
are Mrs. Richard Nixon and
Mrs. Earl Warren. Others are
Mrs. John Foster Dulles, Mrs.
George NJ. Humphrey. Mrs.
Charles e. Wilson. Mrs. Her
bert Brownell. IT,. Mrs. Arthur
E. Surnmerfleld, Mrs. Douglas
Mckay. Mrs. Ezra Taft Ben
son, Mrs. Sinclair Weeks. Mrs.
Marion b. Folsom and Mrs.
Ivy Baker Priest.
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Todoy

The Capital Speakers Club
held its first luncheon meeting
Of the season this afternoon
at the Westminster.
Honor guests included Mime.
Moussa Al-Shabandar, wife Of
the Ambassador from Iraq;
Mrs. j. E. Holloway, wife of
the Ambassador Of the Union
of South Africa, and Mrs.
Omar Burleson. wife Of Rep
resentative Burles0n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11

The beautiful hand rubbed
antique pine finish fits equally
well into any decor and Is es-
pecially useful In the kitchen
for notes or In Q child,s room
for those first attempts ct
learning to write or draw.
A word to the wise: The
North Carolina lines superior
craftsmanship and finish In
products have become so pop
ular It's Q problem keeping up
with the demand. So. II you're
really interested. get your or
der In early. Woodward d
Lothrop's housewares section
carries the moderately priced
item.-M. L. ".
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met. the vice presidents gem
erai and the State regents. viii
be preceded by . meeting Of
the executive committees today.
Tomorrow's meeting viii be
highlighted by dedication OF q
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tat Lyndale avenue. Mime
apolis 23. MINI.
I
One Of the most recent ar
ticles Of the famous North
Carolina Three Mountaineers,
Inc. line to be marketed locally
Is 0 decorative pine-framed
blackboard that comes COM
with eraser.
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marker 1t the grave Of wii-
liam Tyler Page at Oak Hin
Cemetery. Representative
Edith Nourse Rogers Of Mas.
achusetts win make the pEin.
cipal address.
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OAR REpoRTs
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

Today's Daughters Of the
American revolution are
younger in age and appearance
than ever before In the or
ganization's history, while q
mountaineering number Of In
dividuals continue to join up.
These are among pertinent
facts CLEANED yesterday at a
news conference called by Miss
Gertrude Carraway, national
president general, giving adj
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Meeting Tonight

The Home and School
League of st. Mary's Academy
will meet ct 1880 o'clock in
the Academy. 2404 Russell
road, Alexandria. Mrs. Roy
Ross, newly elected president
Of the League. viii preside.
Evening star., 1955-03-06
SEALING ZERO

however, for they ran out Of fish. .
A stones throw from the sea
lions in the ZOO in Central Park,
New York. are the deer and elk.
and Rae Greensboro has a very
tall tale about one OF the elk, who
suddenly engaged her in converse
tion one day.
This elk, barking back to his
days of freedom, recalled the time
an amateur hunts1nan had tried to
shoot him. Before the huntsman
could say THIS WEEK Magazine"
however. he was surrounded and
disarmed by every known variety
of elk. Their leader, a mighty elk
with white-powdered antlers, in
formed him, Evil human! You
deserve obliteration, but because
you're such a cheesy huntsman.
we've decided to give you one
more chance. Scram before we
change our minds" Who are
you?" gasped the huntsman.
THAT should he obvious"
WAS the answer. I'VE are the
EeueyOlemt and PrOteetiye
Order Of Elks."
TIE Last STRAW. Since we
seem to have digressed unaccount-
ably from trained seals to talking
Evening star., 1955-03-06

he perfectly all right with nae.
have always labored, at least.
under the impression that seals
were extremely intelligent beasties,
and that when they whacked their
flippers together, it was because
they were born hams, reveling in
the footlights and applause. Not
at all!
1t turns out they only were clam
oging for fish. They really loathe
the stage. and have nothing but
disdain for human audiences.
THAT'S A DECLARATION
read that was made by Bennie
Krkbride. keeper of the seals at
the San Diego Zoo. Bennie admits
sadly that his charges aren't smart
at all. 1t takes them two years just
to learn basic training. And no fish,
no act!
But what sharp ears they have!
They can hear their trainer driving
into the zoo from a distance Of half
a mile, and if he doesn't appear
promptly to feed them, they will
sabotage the next performance.
On the whole, their bark is worse
than their spite.
If the meal provided by Trainer
Kirkbride is particularly succu-
lent. one of the ter-hearted seals
will sometimes give him a moist
caress. You've heard Of lots Of
things sealed with kiss. BEN
ME 10 the only man who's
kissed with q seal.
01TTAleTLY related to the gar
den variety of seal is the sea ele-
phant, which, next to the whale, is
the largest aquatic mammal in
existence. Marlin Perkins, Direc-
tor of Chicago's famous Lincoln
Park Zoo. estimates that these
two-ton Goliaths require a ration
of l20 pounds of fish every day to
keep fit. Ringing Brothers used
to exhibit a sea elephant m a
bathtub on wheels" that was
even bigger than a l955-model
limousine. They had to give it up.
Evening star., 1955-03-06

II T I 10 EV Z d
IL again hear or
see q trained
seal play "HOn,e
Sweet Home or
balance u die
tiOnary on it's
snoot. that will
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animals. this is probably as good a
time as amy to tell you about the
lady rabbit who glared at her
young daughter and reminded her
icily. AT your age, was married
and the mother of two hundred
and eighteen children"
She thereupon put the young
rabbit playfully atop her head.
when her husband came
home "A diplomat he - he
exclaimed happily, my dear,
you hook more beautiful than
ever with your hare up!"
- DElaaEU CERT
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Attractive. 4-bedrm. home, in Rock.
Vile, with fireplace, fenced yard
CT. $12. 500.
Evenings, Can oaithersburE 463
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HIGHEST Cash OFFER on proper
ties, In "a hours. MR.. DELE, 10.
2-06e3 or ST. $500.
ALL CASH FOR HOUsEs-CAPIToL
ss265e. IA. S-SzzS, %
WILL PAT top dollar for houses;
D. C or nearby Nd. ST 3-332O.
Ewes. Mr.. Curro. u. 9-I3S2.
MODERN CLEAN. Q or 8 bedrm.
home In good Sc. or nearby @.
CO. area. Have suhstant. cash. MRS.
cox. LU. 2-s136 or ST. 3-7368
sP0F Cash paid for D. c. and
Nd. prop. Cal J. w. ROSENTHAL,,
RE. 1926. En-. 3-6027. -i3
I HAVE BUYERS for relatively new
homes. List with me for quick sale.
ERWIN REALTY CO.. AP. 1885,
WA. 7-1232. wa. 7-0334. liz
I'm NOT CRYING. TN BUYING"
It's Q fact: We pay top .. Everyone
knows We pay more; why take less2
SINDLER REALTY. no. 2-1257.
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HOUSES for SALE VA. Cont,

Below appraisal, flexible
down payment. Assume CT loan;
.2-yr. -old, 3-bedrm., .,-bath semidet.
house. "a blk. from new elem.
school and swimming pool. Fin. rec.
rm. In s. Alexandria, SO. S-7422.
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BETHESDA
BRADLEY HILLS

Nr. Kenwood and Edgemoor Clubs
Very attractive red brick Co.
loniai with slate roof, features liv-
ing rm. 1890 sep. dining rm., de-
Hghtful screened porch. powder rm.
and modern kitchen on LIST a.: 3
hedrms. and bath upstairs; exquis-
ftely Handicapped level lot: detacf-
ed brick sarage: This property is
late condition; unbeatable loca-
ton. on q quiet cul-de-sac: ele-
mentary school block way, shop
ping nearby. Price $23.950. w. b.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til q.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan. Pvt. party
Will pay up to $500 cash. Low mile
px SSe p PoP sSnd WINS IT, 9 ~ ,,;7 nm
to 5000 cash. 40 models and later.
No dealers please call IA. 5-9197.
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week: will pay cash for all makes
and model cars CAL "a; e-4sol
need Of clean autos. prefer Fords,
laos. Pay all cash or II financed
Will pay on balance: IS yrs. in
D. C. buying cars. Make appoint
mept with cur buyer. MR.. WAR
Rem. Call day or night, ma.
R-QhkR
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STYLE LEADER

81 LIE LEAOEh
Look your best in this 3-bedroom
rambler: French doors from full
dining room, huge 22xl2 screened
alton room with fireplace. earport.
You could expand your outdoor
living on this wooded " acre.
Price. S26.e6O.
J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arlington IA. 4-l155
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UNUSUAL BRICK COLONIAL =. 3
beirms.. tn1aster ltx20l. sep. din,
r1n., 20-ft. private sunrooni, full
bsmt. Diet. garage. Lovely lot ~
excellert Arlington neighhorhood
Si6. Std. Gf or PHA Exclusive
with PARKER, SMITH a. DOM
NELL. IA. 7-6l6l
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. with space
for NTH bedroom end third bath
troughed IND. s2xl4 kitchen with
ADJOININl FAMILY RIM. OR DEN.
Large living .rm with fireplace,
banquet-sige dining room, ultra.
modern recreation rnn. with curved
bar. Extras include washer. ana
drie- and walI-to-wall earpeting In
living room and dining room. Car
por.. fenced yard. Quality con-
struction throughout. REDUCED
TO S26,750. FOR TMMEDIATE
SALE For appointment can
PARKER, SMITH & DoNNELL.
CLOSE IN, in choice N. Arl. location
offers this new brick Cape Cod,
featuring lee. bedrm, and fun tile
bath on LIST n. and 2 more Ice. bed
rms. and full tile bath M. btv. rm.
With iirepl.. fully equipped kit, with
table space. full hsnnt. lovely lot
with lie, shade trees. AsElnE
S22t.0(ltL shown by appt, THE
DARBY CO.. JA.8 $685.. Once
open q 10 y. 80
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CT APPROVED, Si4.750
RRTCK RAMPT.EE
HOME AND INCOME

Trade your home in on some new
income producing property, We
have several choice buys IN Suit
land, Silver, Hill area for your
consideration. Live in the apt. of
your choice. the others viii pay
come. For further particulars call
10. $500; ewes, 10. s-ts8I,
T. D. BURGESS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHL $4,000. GI approved
3-bedrm.. brick rambler; VI baths
s sitNi' H HUGH i. Fl PEck. A4 ne =
BRADBURY PARK--Assume lge. OF
loan; brick Colonial, built in 1854,
3 oedrns. and bath. LIST a. powder
Census Bur CLAUDE sHIFLET.
tn. 10000, RA. $3.50. --s
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Beaut. brick
rambler: 5 lge, rms. bath; bsmt.'
6 f r. kitchen chen s s1a E S WI1
50 I'll. Cali HE, 4-640o. HUGH r
LANDOyER HILLS---A rare find at
$Il,95G. 6-rm. home; full bsmt {,
screened porch. huge corner lot,
New schools nearby. Vet may pur-
chase with $3.50. down. Call til 8
pm. Wa. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS g. CO.. INC.
LANGLEY PARK-outstandfnS g.
bsdrm. brick rambler: tireplis .s,;i
81 aE 81 ef' o es ~i s1s ab,Sava; es W. NJ
4-e400. HUGH r. PECK. -
MT. RAINIER. $500 dn. non-vet--3-
bedrm. bungalow with dining rnl..
tile bath, lge. porch. full bsmt !,
hot-water heat. Mr.. cariine. Only
S10,a50. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774. --S
LEAVING TOWS--By owner. 4-bed-
rm. rambler. / Ia yrs, old: rec rm. !;
piano. College Park. WE. 5-5949
BRICK RAMBLER. with sood-sized
fenced yard: off-street parking.
This home is in excellent condi-
ton: mr.. Carroll and Flower aves.;
$4,000 buys this gem. Call JU.
$1,000 any time. BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
i WILL TRADE your d. C. house on
one OF our lovely 3. 4 and 5 bedrm,
ramblers In Hillcrest Hts: from
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor. 10. s-s30S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

e10.759: 3-bedrm. shingle; 2 yrs
fenced YARD. sss heat; N near rn Schools Sls.
Assume S9.471 CT Il trustl, S66. so
mo. by OWNER. 500 Pinewood I'd :.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FoR RENT
(confinuodl

ATTRACTIVE air-eond. once over.
looking White House and Lafayette
Park. Telephone answering eerv-
UNFURNlSHED PRIVATE OFFICE
In air conditioned suite Of Law
G Gass and gst q o.. Stsisspsiosss Is. roam
Available immediately. Gail Ma. s.
FIVE W. OFFICES. also suitable 10.
light manufacturing. with parking
LOCO 50. II. or more. $50 per
month, up. Central location. 6th
and Rhode Island ave. ne. 10. s.
1917 efss 1s sisk 81. s.w.-studio once,
Se5: other desirable rms. at $50.
Wired for air cond. Good parklnG
l4tk AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Entire floor Of approximately 1850
50; #: and large rooms, $3.50:
suitable for n1anutaetlring repre-
i iats 4, sHAS SH ss = 5aleHs' 7s4
NV n.1-sin AE suite suite si sso. avail l.
immed.: also double suite at $ll5;
all hervices including elevator. Mr..
Phillips. SHANNON q LUCHS, T24
18th st. NV. Ma. .S-2345. -
DOWNTOWN. T st. at 9th n.w.-De-
ment; elev. BLDG; convenient loo:
reas. Apply $40 r st. NV, RIM. 10.
COR. 10th AND PA. AVE, e4b Pa.
ave. n.w.--Bright Offices, facing
Pa. ave. and 10th st.: good loca-
ton; elev. bldg: lreas. Apply $40
= ST. NV, RIM. 10. -S
CONNECTICUT AND K
In this cow. location. ofnees avail.
from $50 to $40 per mo. Also
rooms plus 8 storage rooms, $500.
kIDDElL REALTY co.
1740 < ct. NV. DI. $1,000
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SPOT CASH
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

2IST AND 4 AREA-3-story and
English bsmt.. converted, 2 turn.
hsk. apis. Never q vacancy In this
excel. rental ALL. area; slo6 tenant 1ssn aS
offer 20sc return. Terms. $29, 800.
OWNER. Eng. 2-4S2S. 30
TAKOMA family units.
This Is ideal for some one wanting
to 1--we In Q lovely brick home, have
2 bedfms., liy. rm.. din. rm. for
themselves and O rental income Of
S2l6 from the 3 other units. Just
$2g,7B0 win buy this gem. Cal
Ju, $1,000 any time. BAINUM
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
MONTGOMERY KNoLLs - Mod.
Cape Cod. Lge. cor. lot. Cow. to-
Langley Park. CT approved. $l7,-
$50.
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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NeWNeW-NeW
RAMBLER

Call to see this charming brick
home In excellent neighborhood.
Large living room. dining l.,
we'll proportioned bedrms., bath; full
bsmt.; beautiful lot Assume large
41ass loan. Priced. Sl3,g5o.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING
Well located. prewar. brick AoEas;
featuring living rRl,s dtnink
floor; full bsint. Beautifully land
escaped lot. Terms. Priced. SI6.250.
WOOD COMPANY
I115S Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Md.
10 4-12nn I'll As2n
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Move In With Deposit
Brick-apd-shingled Colonial: . Ice.
bedrIn$. sep. din. aym.. iirepl. in
liz. rm4. full bSmt Only &13.709.
Easy terms for G1 or non-GI. Ideal
loc., mr. shopping center, transp.
Only 2 minis to new parkway.
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
uN. 4-1l68 wa. 1856
-
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO RENT small store for
carry-out shop: must be in good
location; parking space desired.
Cali 10. 10000. -
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Wheaton-Kens. Blvd,

WheatOn-KenS. Blvd.
This 3-bedroom. Iia-hath brick Co
lonial home has living room, din
ing room. den. half bath on LIST
floor, plus full basement and -
car garage on large level lot.
Priced under S2o.00g. FLA terms
also available. Call for appoint
ment.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
An Attractive Brick Cape COD Home
WITH Living room. dining room, kiteb-
co, 2 bedrooms, bath. plus ! large
bedroom up and full basement; only
2 min. to Takoma Jr High and
Elementary schools You should see
this home. Priced at $15,500; also
CT terms available; 10se down.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 Till Q PM. Daily
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BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR

Big house on u level acre with
tall trees: clapboard construction.
with 4 bedrms. and Q baths on
End a.; library with fireplace and
powder rm. on LIST a.: living rm.,
15x23: very large dining rm,,
solarium and huge Kitchen, full
basement and gar; In addition to
the above, there are sgle. bed
rms. and bath on LIST A.. w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til pm,
FOUR CORNERS AREA
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, $15,e50-
Liy. rm., = Ice. bedrms.. ] tile bath.
cleo. kitchen. full bsmt.. with exit
to- wooded yard. Near schools, bus
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Lee: 4-bedrm. 2-bath brick Colonial
with scr. porch, rec. rm.. garage
Near schools and express bus. Ter
r1fic buy at only S22 $50. De-
eirable financing
OFFICE OPEN, TOO
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
i'll. 9-5555 Realtors
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LORCOM LANE MILITARY RID.
AREA - 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, center
hall rambler; iog-burning Sire4
places. huge bsmt,; prepared for
Bird bath; built-tn garage; % min.
via Parkway to Pentagon. Close to
TAYLOR Elementary and Stratford
Jr. High Schools. A $50, 900 VALUE
FOR $4,000. See by calling ia.
T-g0aG. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC. 1853 Lee hwy, iod Glebet,
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HOUSES RoR SALEAMp.

ST. CAMILLUS PARISH
oAKyIEw-NR. MOL. Mod. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: nr. public and pa
rochlal schools. De luxe kit, Ice.
incl. porch, fireplace; $t6.950 on
terms.
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
Pc. 2-9442 20. a-944a
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10 believe III All brick. radiant
heat: = baths finished rec. I'm,
$500 dn. CT. C0UNTRYMAN ES-
TATES, JE. S2-07g6. 30
FALLS CHURCH, $4,000 Gf----I,oyeiy
brick rambler. 9 years old; IMmac.
eond. Spacious Ev. rm. with firepl-,
lge. din. rIn.. fully equipped kitchen,
4 large bedrms. and tile bath. beau
tiful level lot, :. blocks to bus,
school and shopping. CT $500
down, monthly payments SIS incl.
tax. Fer details call Mr., McGinnts.
MA. $4,000; ewes, TU. :2-23Sk.
Ml g ga; Is va1 FR JJ ".
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some 81 Che outstanding features OF
this new brick rambler In fine resi-
2 firepls,, ail-elec. kit. incl. dish
washer. disposal and. table. space.
formal din. rm., full bsmt. with
beautifully finished rec rm. Priced
at S25. $50. Shown hy. apt. THE
DARBY co. ia. b-9393. once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06

"VIRCINIA'S REALTY LEADERS'
2223 Wilson Blvd, ia. 7-6860 tn 0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-10

AUTOMATIC washer and dryer, like
new, only $55: dish washer, all 3 In
one. 1912 Ridpath, rear house.
floor lamps, large
figUrines. potty chair: miscellaneous.
Ii l-7944
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-11-10

DAVENPORT, coral tufted fringed ma
telaSse, sacrifice, consider best offer.
Call after IL noon, RA. 1-6470.