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Leontovich's Regal Air
And Bearing Is an Art

We've seen women who wore
clothes beautifully but never
have we seen an actress on
stage create 3 woman so eie-
CANT and so regal as the Dow
ager Empress Eugene Leonto-
yich portrays in ANASTASIA
at the National Theater.
To get the feel Of the FASH
ions Of that period shortly
after the Russian Revolution,
Mime. Leontoyich told US like
every actress Of any impor-
tance playing a part in q pc
riod or a historical play ] ma
turally checked on the books,
fashion plates and photo
graphs Of the period"
Delving into research and
becoming each day more fasci-
mated with the life OF the Dow
ager Empress Of Russia, she
discovered that Maria Feo-
doroyna was very tiny and had
married one of the tallest
Cars in Russia'S history. Her
clothes always came from
Paris and the Dowager En-
press was always considered q
great beauty with a beautiful
figure. More than that says
Eugene Leontovich, II dis
covered that she was more
than Just a woman interested
In clothes. She wore them with
dignity and grace. in a manner
more than that of just being
royal and possessed of aristo-
cratic bearing.
"A woman who has certain
mentality reflects this in her
clothes, manners, and appear
ance. and this tells US very
much about her." says Eugene
Leontovich.
Wen award our own fashion
oscar" to Eugene Leontovich
for the best fashion perform
ance we've ever seen on stage.
When she wears the black tail
leur in the first act. copied by
Stage Designer Helene Pons
from one the Dowager Empress
was photographed in with her
son, the Inflated Car Nicholas
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MRS. KEARNS SAYS:
Republicans VIII
Hold the South

Her trip into the South was
part Of the half-million fed
eration's Operation South
ward Ho.' Mrs. Kearns said.
in which the group is trying
particularly hard TO sign up
new members in Southern
States. Regional meetings we're
held in Charlotte. N. c.; San
Antonio, Tex; Little Rock.
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Smithsonian. The likeness Of
the great humanitarian was
presented by the sculptor Leo
Cherne.
Among those assisting in the
dinner arrangements were Mrs.
Arthur C. Houghton and Mrs.
s. Dolan Donohoe.
Earlier in the afternoon.
members Of the National So
ciety of the OAR, as well as
members Of the public at
tended the unwilling Of q
tablet in memory Of William
Tyler Page. author Of the
Americans Greed. This cere-
mony took place at the grave
Of Mr.. Page In Oak Hill Gene
terry.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers made the major adj
dress and Miss Carraway and
Mrs. Wayne M. Cory, historian
general, spoke briefly.
Inscribed on the tablet is the
Americans Greed. 1t was uL-
yelled by the Misses Elizabeth
Tyler Page and Mary Evelyn
Page, daughters Of Mr.. VII
liam Tyler Page. jr. The latter
gave the acceptance address.
The invocation was given by
the Rev. c. Randolph Mengers
and the dedication and bene-
diction were given by Mrs. VIII
Ed Gupton, chaplain general
Of Nashville. Tenn.
Flag bearers for the occa-
sion were Mrs. Adalbert w.
Weisbrod and Mrs. Briggs J.
White. The pages were Mrs.
Victor j. Kelley Mrs. Paul
Domke, Mrs. James B. Bar
tholmees and Mrs. Albert L.
Nowicli.
The last public appearance
Of the late Mr.. Page was when
he was a guest Of the OAR
at the 50th anniversary cele-
bration OF the Pledge Of Al
legiance to the Flag and he
lead In the recitation of the
Americans Greed. This was
on October 10 in 1912.
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way. 49,. "Red" Lindquist,
president Of the Waterford
Foundation, happily exhausted.
sitting in front Of the Old Mil
on Sunday afternoon. 49,.
Phoebe Phipps. Hubert's wife.
winning a blue ribbon at the
Red Barn art exhibit. The
very nice oil and water-color
pictures exhibited by Nine.
Van Rotten. the Dutch Am
bassador's wife.
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Maryland
G.O.P.Gro.up


The Federation OF Republic
can Women of Maryland
opened It's 35th annual con-
vention yesterday in the
Sheraton Belvedere Hotel in
Baltimore.
Miss Bertha S. Adkins. as
sistant to the chairman OF the
Republican National Commit.
tee and Maryland national
committeewomen, gave the key,
note address. And Gov.
Theodore r. McKeldin Of
Maryland addressed the
groups banquet last night. !
Mrs. Vaughn E. Richardson,
federation president. called
the convention to order. Ad-
dresses Of welcome were given
by Mr.. D. Eldred Rinehart.
chairman Of the State Central
Committee: Mrs Pearl Foster,
chairman Of the 4th congress
sional district. and Mrs. L.
Brent Frey. chairman Of the
7th congressional district.
Local women giving conven-
ton reports were Mrs. Mary
Caldwell Of Chevy Chase,
credentials committee: Mrs.
j. Norman Ager OF Hyattsville,
special rules committee. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cole of Chevy
Chase, revisions committee.
Mrs. Robert o. Bonnell, vice
president Of the federation was
to be toastmistress at the
luncheon at I o'clock today,
when achievement awards
were to be presented to clubs
who have doubled their mem
bership during 1855.
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The national board Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution held a dinner last
evening at the Mayflower Ho-
tel. The event took place dur
ing one of the several yearly
meetings of the board.
Miss Gertrude S. CarraWay,
president general of the OAR.
presided at the dinner and in
PRODUCED the speaker who was
DR.. Leonard Carmichael. sec
rotary Of the Smithsonian In
stitution.
DR.. Carmichael spoke on
1.-THE Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and the
Smithsonian Institution" He
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BY ISABELLE SHELTON

The Republican Party viii
hold most of what it has gained
in the South even If President
Eisenhower does not head the
G. o. P. ticket in 1855, In the
opinion of Mrs. Carroll D..
Kearns, president Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Republic
can Women.
Mrs. Kearns has Just re-
turned from q i0,000-mile
swing around the country. in
GLIDING attendance at Repub-
lican women's meetings in sew
eral Southern States. She re-
lated her impressions at a press
conference at Republican Ma
tional Committee headquarters
yesterday.
There win no doubt be some
people who voted last time for
Eisenhower the man. who
won't vote for another Repnh-
lican in 1885, the federation
president declared.
But ever since President
Eisenhower came into Office
he has stressed the fact that
the party should be one of
principles. not one of person.
alities. ! think this has taken
hold In the Southern States,
and that they win vote on is
sues next time, as long as we
have q strong candidate.
Vice President Nixon's name
was the one she heard men,
toned most often when the
subject Of candidates came up.
Mrs. Kearns said. but ! think
this was maybe not because
people were making q decision
that he was the best man for
SO. but because he was the
legal successor right now.
There were all those rumors
that the President might re-
sign, you remember"
Favorite Sons
The names Of about q
dozen" other Republican pres
idential possibilities''m mostly
favorite sons and the leaders
Of the Congress"-also were
mentioned. she said.
When Democratic presiden-
tial candidates were mem
toned. the name of Adlai
Stevenson cropped up most
frequently. but not favora-
bly," the federation leader
said.
II found a great bitterness
against Stevenson" she stated.
People said they would vote
for any Republican against
Stevenson. or stay at home.
They felt he was too liberal,
too close to Truman. And they
still are very bitter about the
loyalty oath at the 1852 con-
vention."
The name Of Gov. AverelI
Hartman OF New York did not
come UP very often. and did
not evoke much reaction either
way. she said. And oddly
enough. even though we we're
in States adjoining his home
State Of Tennessee, the name
Of Estes Kefauver never came
up at ALL"
Mrs. Kearns said she did
hear mention Of Senators
Byrd and Russell.
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OAR Board Hears
d.. Carmichael
committee. Stor Stoff Photo.

pointed out the basic law Of
the OAR Of 1895 states that
they viii report to the secre-
tary Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition things they believe OF
national interest. The secre-
tary Of the Smithsonian. in
turn, will report these 10 the
Congress Of the United States.
The OAR annually elects an
officer who is the reporter gen.
eral to the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition who presently is Mrs.
Edgar B. Fuller Of Santa Nom
lea. Calf.
Yesterday afternoon. DR..
Carmichael received q bust Of
DR.. Albert Schweitzer for the
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Of Russia, and his family, she
was for US every inch the Dow
ager Empress herself.
Never In our estimation has
regal bearing had q better in
depreciation by q woman than
In the way Eugene Leontovich
carries herself on-stage In
ANASTASIA.
The posture experts ought to
film her performance and show
it to every woman who slouches
along. ELEM.
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PHILLIPS

Continued From Page b.
can ride their horses. all Of
which adds up to a nice, anna
teur performance.
Notes taken in the traffic
jam in Waterford. :. The
old houses in Waterford bear
ing onslaught of thousands of
Waterford Fair tourists with
cars lined up all the way out to
the highway and more on the
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IopH-Mrs. Club Plans
3-DoY Rummoqe Sole

0,D0Y HuLuu109e 0o1e .
A rummase sale sponsored
by the Opti-Mrs. Club Of
washington opened yesterday
and win run for three
days at 1854 Columbia road
NV. Proceeds are to go to
the Boys Club Of Washington.
Mrs. william H. Whittlesey.
chairman Of the ways and
means committee, viii be as
sisted by other members Of the
club. Hours of the sale viii
be 8 am. to $3.50 pm.
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ACTIVE OAR MEMBEkS-The National Society OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution have been
among the busiest women in Washington this week,
with activities all week long. Mrs Charles Corroll
Hoie, candidate for the president general Of the
OAR, and Mrs Williom Thockston Milne. left regent
Of the Judge Lynn chapter ore shown above at q
reception in honor Of Mrs. Hoie-Stor StoH Photo.
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CoNGRRBs HTS, vacsnt--ssmIdsl
brick. > rmh,; let, bedrms.. tul
daylight bsmt., faa heat. deep lot
NC. 10. 1890. LU. 1876.
CONGRESS HTS, Oh Nichols ave-
| Oet.: o rms, 2 baths; 3 bedrms.
| full bsmt,, 2 screened porehes. lge
level lot: $4,000. HARTMAN
REALTY. ING. LU. 4-3400.
CONGlsEss HTs.-BpNoALoWi
bedrms., Y baths. finished hsn1t.
huge lot: Garage: oil heat: newl'
dec: web located. Easy. terms
JOIN I. SHELTON. Reaitor., 70
lHILLcREsT SECTION. on Pa. ave-
4-Yr.-old etistom-built, epaeioull
baths. 40-ft. cluhrm. with bar. OK
| xl00-ft. lot, Many other extras
Must be sold ct cost price. HART.
NAN BEATTY, INC. Lu. 4-34o0
LU. 2-b976.
PA. AND ALABAMA s.E,-Bsttei
than new, completeiy decorated
| New stove. new refer.. 6-rnl. brick
2 baths, rec, rui.. gaS heat, Ice
porch. Level lot. Immed, poSs. 10
$4,000. T. d. BURGESS. 40
PA. AND I1INN.--2-famiiy with
duced 10 Sl4,500: LIST trust. 81.
| 200; LIST commercial. Nj. West
ooss REALTY CO. me- IA
NE. ALABAMA AvE.---Nsw Diet. ..
bedrfn. rambiers; full dayltghi
RRi zs4I 81 HI REAi O. ais st 'i IT.
| 3400.
$3.50, ANACOsTIA--semidet.. 3
rm. and bath home: nice lot; $41l
down and $50 per ne. lmmea; gosss
Reaitor, 10. $4,000. --18
1890 GOOD HOPE Nd. s.E;S
shop ctr: s14.2bo. WE b-ysSe7
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

alta VISTA. $ls,s5o---one copiI
Colonial home on nice tree
shaded lot N this eonv. area. Liv
rfn... sep. din. rrn., Ice, kit. plu
powder rln. On LIST n: . BIC,
bsint. ! BIZ, to bus and 9 shor
YAK 70 PUBLIC Per ps5cc Z sn,s mn Y
81 BIZ a ssRSSS: s sSesi' o. { 4.s4os
BETHEsDA-rrice reduced. New New q
rm., 2-story, Ila-bath brk, Colo
NAL; rec. I'm porch, wond 1,eri,,
$3.50 mo. ~. D-34a0; ewes, 10
Bfss7fHSpRSsiDA.PARKwooD see. 500
Foyer entrance to spacious reai
iivine room with stone fireplac,
overlooking large screened nag
stone porch with barbecue pi,
3 bedrooms, IN baths. dining al
cove. kitchen with table space
full bsmt. designed for rec. Im
Here Is outstanding value IN thu
much desired nsighborhoes Z ~ q
amt. only no6CR CROSS q PERRY
inf 81 T2Sasr n LIocRiaoN--s
ssssSlss Sncl Slih 3 asn With Ire
pises Oh living I'm. Priesd 5000
Chase. sSSeseeptioHsIis ATTRACTIVE
modern design 4-bedrn. rambler;
", oId. Owner transferred
snsso mn IIs s h1T1ss FOR inlo5Ra
BHETHfaEsssbx X: - ccSnsemporary siisl
rambler with 3 bedrms, and bath;
iivina. DINING area with nrepiacei
pcssi: fenced yard. SIG, $50, KoR-
EFFsHPPSsSsst.iP1xiR XIV do = y BE- yiyA,
brick. Wiiliams6urg Cape Cod. Liy.
lpE room, Sinins . room Inn mp Ask
SsnsIsa S sS down. ana Ssarc Sass
BATH 10, screened porch. Full base.
niert. Only is months old. Neal
S sd t snG ssy S SusSs b sS90I y
kssisSrI. 1855 Wis. ave. 81. s-siss
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COLORED---2-FAlMILY
GI--S13 500
HOUSES FoR sALE--s.G.

ANAC0sTIA, mr.. Minnesota ave-
eemidet. brick: Q rms: 3 bedrns.,
knotty-pine cluhrfn., gas h..w,h.. ga
sSi!ssooSSo i HaRf4M ~ e ns iSlys9sifRec;
apt. brick bldg; 3 rms. and bath
$751; S H LH siRs RE 81 Nc sl FL
i tkistSSsl AZ: 1899 .S0S down. e.rm.
S..s in.a close s't T. s sSlI saa tore 3
PTIegs, IsylI.sSo. 10. $500. ~ D
cRP PiiNa hrr,L on y. capitol st.
s sUss 4 s.shi s.s Sl heat ss; slS S. z.
vacant: brick; want eiisf. Phone
$500 Conn. ave. M. 3-7s6s. go
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HOUSES uNFURM. tesas.l

r-r-or-,- ~ rlr,G17@17 @N1,-1- 49,,
Seonc ot.S4 se.s s..JSsS ai a'is
zyeg .l Ered;r.s ssEssnm PHI, kls-
f III serSeH. ant Sre.. ~ - $500 \,
4-bedfm. n Forest Hiils TSeinsi y
yl.h = . kEoq, INC Do 4
evt 49,, NJ s-voov.
FALLS C1DACn RENTALS AVAIL
AbLE Sl2o 20 $le9 . month
9ensrals estate with 30 seLes car
be leased until 1857 COUNTRY.
INA NAN ~ csT ,,s1a,s =! M s.o72s; go.
;:s 80; g sa sSs .., .as BUS ss6SS
rel,re ref9f Wsshins msehsns
low rent 81 500 nes ma Eai WR
pRApRR. "a. $1,000 for apt. Z
sA lSls.., caoss sl,.e p,. AaEA s., :
gry kit.; sloss to schools A.
"a; With hIspl. ss M. dispoSs !; ]
$50 pei NO. Can, Mr.. DRAFER
"a o-osoo iof app'' % inspesS5 i
este i7sh ST. N.w.--4 rms. xii.
9ssh 4, Ssns. F Esas S sSsd' 81. bup aH
6-iif1i; m. 7.26S7. al
MODERN BRICK COUNTRY HOME
doynstsirs has liy. nm. ain. rm.
Yard y1l: siasw ny. j al. from sn olney
!, .hkpRoOH FARMHousEs, com.
pietely restored. O7iers every mod
feciiify Tor gracious living, Cow
to Andrews. Meade and District
$3.50: can uN; $3.50
s III oshcol, u ad psR ssnssS ;o
3 S;a a$aS "a; S S.7SSSi s.a,oo,,,
a n s.a room porehss Gear oas ssasns
fsnese yard: RAJ s-sbS2. .
ma md bath: cpI. with j child:
no dogs, refs; $50 mo. WE, 8
1864. ~
ee0.50i 2-hedrm. mouse. az. tlshsp;'
and stores; mr. dlsbe e; and AL
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HOUSES UNFURslsHED

ARL,. N.--3-hedrm. brick rambler;
70 To- sS So and Pen SssS buses uses:
I'M o cosssSSpancy: $50 per
FALLS CHURCH--a-bedroom ram.
bier: tiled bath, large living. room,
dining area. lovely Kitchen: M-acrg
fenced IN: newly redeeorated;
S Sssso I BE- 1l aS Immediate sssu-
FOE LEASE, row brick, in fine resi-
eors.town sSam siOse 70 ae aeonae.
town Uniy. and Hospital: Nv. rin.,
on LIST a.: 3 bedrms.. bath and
inciosed porch on End a.; full
basement. oil heat; garage: fenced
yard: rent, S135 moy 2.year lease
a ial' a.,, s,sai sM ea gl Mhz cSSH
RAsfBLn. $50. Just on Mass. ave.
sTstsd. Res sss. Al afsp aiSi .E e. ass;
KoLB Co. al. S-2ioo. --2f
ROCKVILLE bedrms.. iiy. rm.,
500. 20. 2s42e6. Ia
NE SPECIALIZE M RENTALs--Nr.
American q. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
clean, recreation rm.: $500. Ma
LQRA 4. CHRISTMAN, INC. 1905
Wis. ave. NV WO. h-2923. IA
FALLS CHURCH AREA--3-bedroom
rambler. no bsmt.: available i'm.
tnedisfeiy: 500 per mo. JE. 2-6ss5
Mt. RAINIER. MD.-S-bedrua. house,
newly der, inside and out; I'd. and
gar: conv. ramp. RA. 6-s72s.
FAIRFAX COUNTY - e-bedroom
apartments. $50; 2.3 bedroom
ss S:;s. ss9s szs siss sf ssFa
ALEx.-S rooms, 3 bedrooms: fur
basement, oil h.-w. heat; fenced
hish school; Sis. ne. e-a6s5, 30.
ARL,, s.-Attrac. 2-bedrm. serlldet.
nice neishborhood; $50 80. Can IA.
,2; 1850 WEIqH On REA "a T,t,r.. 81
baths, Iarse iiyins room T dinins
room, eli modern kitchen, den. law.
atory. basement and garages $3.50
mo, Call Mr.. JOHNSON 81. r
b244 or DE. $4,000. RANDALL II.
HAGNER A. CO., INC,
CHEVY CHASE. 4Si4 4ist st. NV
3-bedrm.., 2-bath brick home IN
s Ss.sSes d apt. ags sn 6 wo Wss
Wilson, Available now: Sis. EN-
$40 CHiLLuM m. ichilium Hts,
Md)--Det. brk,, 9 rms. "f2 bed
rms. !: bath: Ea!agei $e5. 4 r
.QEAVATTE. Realtof, MA. S-0753.
410O BLK. GA. AVE. N.W.--0ood
6-rm. brk.. glass porch; bsmt;. q
nassi si RFA gsf s Vs. S sGnds 1855
KENsINdTON = 3 -bedroom modern
.s!ses tened shady YARD ssrd, sos
k1RNs fss5S s.bsdrm. older
sesssoetT aPEiiiIPosstai pS EE55sosdHiiNs
1 MILE WEsT 81 Maryland Univ -
a 1,,eS s2ttaSeii,dx acre; 500 per
s RIVER sAPkrSas.s ssMp.--clea.iia,s, O 3.
Ssss Isl priss G SeSin rn. O sSS
din. aicove. screened porch. gsrsee,
fenced yard: S135 month. RI. q
Wins MIL b edS%s.. rec. rln.,
Eaahsr and drier; sos mo. BEERS
cRRff9SfiAm PPA iGsSkso- s.b.drm
and den. tx baths. fuii did. rm.,
large equip. Kit, fenced yard. Front
Conv. schools. shopping and transp
Turn. siso furn. Ma. s-lS72;
LARGE FAMILY HOME in country.
Mont. Cos ia acres on hiehvay;
M. elementary school. II rooms,
81 haths. extremely modern and
HOWARD n, 0CHATER, OF. g
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HOUSES WAITED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
ciTaf and ciEarette counter for re.
sponsible person. Refined clientele;
yearly lease. FAN IS BILLS RES
Harry Cohen. between Z and . pm.
NICE fci VEIL VIII ifiuRS. HOUSE, Is rms.
and baths, excel. NV, location.
Owner leaving city. VIII sell ior
sszsS 100 L dGHP P Psisclai 81 NY J.
BxRBER SHOP, very good location,
air-conditsoned, modern. must sell
cheap. Box 37l.x, Star. 23s
LoUNGEi upper Wisccn-
sin ave., doing Si,600 ykly.: nice
clientel low payroll, seats s.; good
P Pts sio 5000 s az e saTn Sa e qDi
$3.50 monthly at AZ. BOB HOL.
LANDER Exclusive BrokerI I41l
ExPE iuHi eli; EEnnssTsHuiRANT MAN,
to take over. operation of Cairo
Apply; Manaser; CAIRO HOTEL
mioSb5RsR Sus y; s..baa;yT NV service station
h syaiIsbis immediately. This excel.
lent SIS. Is q going successful busi-
ness on Us. I, Just south Of Alex
andria, Va, Financial requirements
1900. Call SHELL OIL CO.. HE
MnophIE HRyN ebay service station
available immediately, This excel
lent SIS Is q going successful bust.
ness. on Us. 29-211 and 3D.. II
msnts, 81, 500. Cali SHELL on
MoikLLn hSoy forces sale Of ct.
tfaetiye 12-unit motel with 3-rm
living quarters. located about ~
miies from Washington. D. &C
Nearly 8 acres Of sFound: room fcI
expansion TO so units. Price, $50.
900. $4,000 cash down payment
or owners win consider trade 81
partial trade. Excellent opportunit.
for employed person 70 combine
home With substantial income while
Please call INEz cusHARb. Real.
TfRk sfoRE. established over 50
location; includes present stock and
equipment. Optional, owner wishes
TO retire. Trifiers save your tlnie
and mine. reasonable. BOZ 3Q5-A'
DAY. s,r,send, su...nss. $1,000
S TylIssIi ls5Iesinr .l Price a. s SwNaE =
LES sHifBY, MA. S-zss0.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

We nave . 3-bedrm.. rambler With
Ih baths. large Nv, I'm, with are
place. din. room. kitchen. utility
room. bEeezeway. sarage Snd lsses
IN the village. Come out Colesyiile
I'd. about 1 mile past Four Corners,
turn left at the village sign. can
Mr.. Henderson, ~. 0-O02l. After
2, JU. 6-3S34.
ROBERT =. HEATER. Agent
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COLEaVILLE ESTATE
CHINCHILLAS
CHICKENS

"A Grand suburban estate with
hesufifiiI modern 3-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod home. Oil heat and gar.
for chinchillas. chickens, dogs, ETC.
uius 3 huge heated chicken houses
al 100 Il. each. Approx. 2 acres
land. with frontage Of 210 II. on
Colesyille I'd. Call today
BAUCOM REALTY co.
REALTOR-oW 80.
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RESTAURANT. 1eVntoNn; seat
nauor license: f6-yf. lease: extfemi
hergain and oppgrtunityi price,
$40 COOS terms 5000 cash, bal.
500 per no. To inspect. call LsEe
eHi1BY. Ma. e-4B60. or eyes,. ~.
NEAR DAMASCUS - Grocery store
and nice 3-bedyoom house on l
acre Of land; doing very rood bust
s sss terms esa si Fasr ss sAi NsoR saS
20. 2-044e.
and variety store in
II. Pleasant. close % 18th St. NV.
Busy place at bus stop: Al for
man and wife: reasonable rent
lease; eross quoted to date for
1866, SS1. 900; large stock priced
VIM I. Ellis. $3.50 Conn, ave,
RooMiNG aousEs ,s,-as rms.,
baths. s226 rent: loE price e q
sell o sspafa Us ics $50 ps Zach 500 w
On. Inc. quoted for both when
lllied up 10 over $500 mo. Ask for
Mr.. Good. EDWIN Z, ELLIS. 1890
Conn. ave-, En-. ;i-7Sli3, go
R00MfNG HOUSE,, $500 down;
Rhode Island ave. NV, nr. 18th
NV. 10 rms. 4 paths, gar. oil
heat, income quoted up to $500
mo-: Ss26 rent. $4,000. EDWIN =.
ELLIS 1910 Vermont ave. RE.
WAsHINGroN heights. near Rock
Greek Park above Sth and Col I'd
Immaculate 12-roou, 3-hath semi
detached brick, completely equipped
for furnished room renting, 1905
oceupnncys $4,000 yearly income.
oil burner, hot-watSr heat: 2-cai
hrk, gafage: expenses low. widows
health REQUIRES immediate sale Of
bldg, and furnishtnGa: make effer
Eyes. TIE. 6-116S, y. r. 0RAVATTE,
ESQ a.BxY sERViCENrER. Route
One. Alexandria. Ve.--Prieed below
inventory TO sen this week; just
painted inside and outside; less
than $1,000 total price. Cal owner
Mr. JOHNS. Ki. $4,000 bet. 9-5,
S APIS, each pvt. hath. equip. Kits;
newly dec. vac. prefer / tenant:
suhlek priyll. oil heat: NV; SI7b.
Dixie REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
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BARNABY WOODS

Only . few yrs. old and IN excel.
sS ss iss .ss ss s,ss s ssE .6 ban:
Level. q other sDseio1s bsdr,ps. and
I'D II ar. Priced a. ss7eSo. x isocd
{. ALLEN sHERwIN, INC.
En-. s-44Bo; Ewes. wo. e-7s4s
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CAPITOL HULL

lob c BT, 81.
Town house Beautifully ternodsled
In deorgetoWn restoration styling
Including air conditiqniflE. LARGE
Lying room and mahossny pan 3.
s slsS Sf Basement Dssa VIII dinips room.
openifie unto 4 lovely brick patio;
Tor sESAToR Or coNdREssMAN
ExeelIent financing available. S52,-
500. For appointment to inspect,
call Mr.. Parsons. Open Sat. I 70 b.
OLIVER T. CARR. REALTQR
Ma. S-2s6s Eyes. OIL. 0-gYoV
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Metzler. Realtor-Builder
5O22 CONN. AVE.

CHEVY cHAsE-ROILINGWooD
English architecture stu.
ated among many lovely old wees
eions throuefout with one Of the
finest lioor plans we've seen. Law.
ing room With adjoining screened
room, modern equipped kitchen.
BEDROOM and bath. LIST floor. Two
master-size bedrooms and PAIN
roorn and bath In basement. At
tsei1ed garage. Only $33,750. Can
nm a-334S or D1. f-6830.
ThoS. j. Fisher Il Co.
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AL LOCATION

srk , fl! ss mt, Cape G. Coz
n s,, "a n ,,n = aye 1s sit n e, % %,,i
old hard wood shade trees. Ex-
pandabie to 4 bedrms.. and Z baths
OF approved ct $I3,400. With only
ppr rSS sIS In... tax. s's and ms cal
Ne. S.lf43 or ewes. ~. o-920g Of
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KENWOOD AREA
six.yesr;;osald I'D s Srisk co q iaii
trees In exquisite lanoseaplns
on quiet eul-de-snc amon4
other beautiful and veli,ksps
fui screened porch. lstsn.
lavatory. living rn. lSxzu.
r separate dining I'M; moos aa
bath upstairs: slate ROOF, inii
basement, garage. Tnis In
maculate home Is IN the sev
2os;s az W .,,l 2; WHICH, A'