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Evening star., 1956-08-27
New Security
Questions Drop
|Kinship Guilt
BY L. EDGAR PRINA

The Pentagon has drafted a
new security QUESTIONABLE for
military personnel which is de-
signed to eliminate guilt by mere
association, kinship or character
reference, it was disclosed today.
The new QUESTIONABLE, which
adopts the spirit of the Army's
|so-called Brucker directive, will
be put into use by military COM
|manders no later than Novem-
ber /, according to a Defense
epartm ent instruction Of
July IL.
Like the old form, the new one
uses the Attorney Generals list
of prescribed organizations as
a guide. But it adds this Ian
|guage:
"Your statement concerning
membership or other associations
with one or more of the organi-
cations named may not, of itself
cause you to be ineligible for ac-
|ceptance or retention in the
ARMED forces.
"Your age at the time Of such
"a ssociations, circumstances
prompting it. and the extent and
frequency of involvement are all
highly pertinent and will be fully
weighed"
Explanation Asked
The new QUESTIONABLE is the
latest step in the revision o1
Pentagon security procedures ir
response to public and congress
sional criticism.
The new form, like the old
advises the individual to explain
the circumstances of any ques-
tionable associations. It adds,
however, that "if there is any
doubt in your mind as to whether
your name has been linked with
one of the organizations named,
Ior as to whether a particular
association is worth mentioning,
make a full explanation under
remarks"
Inadvertence Provided for
The worth mentioning" pro-
vision apparently seeks to pre-
vent a person from inadvertently
failing to note a chance asso-
citation with a subversive group
and later being charged with
that association.
Military personnel are advised
too, that they may use such ex-
Ipressions as II think" lin my
opinion" II believe" or ito the
best of my recollection" if "youi
memory is hazy on particular
points"
The men and women in uni
form are told that it is neces-
sary to obtain this kind of in
formation because "the interests
Of national security require that
all persons being considered fol
membership or retention in the
armed forces be reliable, trust
worthy. of good character, and
|of complete and answering
loyalty to the United States"
Brucker Order Strong
The new Defense question:
naire follows the Brucker direc-
tive of october II, 1855, in seek
ing to set forth a doctrine OF
personal guilt" But the order
signed by Army Secretary Wilbel
M. Brucker is stronger on this
point. Incorporating, as it does
the following language:
"The determination that ac-
Iceptance or retention is not
clearly consistent with the in
terests of national security must
be based upon competent infor-
nation which indicates that
the individual is motivated or in
fluenced by, or is sympathetic to
Isubversive aims or ideologies."
Evening star., 1956-08-27
News of Red ests Fails
To Stir Monterey CoIm
BY . star Stan correspondent

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf Aug 27-The axiom that the White
House wherever the President has been demonstrated
but seldom has it been demonstrated under such spectacuar
contrasting conditions those which surrounded the
ment that Russia has resumed nucear tests
The disclosure of this potentially destructive development
Evening star., 1956-08-27
Creative Good" Urged

ADVERTISEMENT.
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and after / tell you what they
have done for me you probably
will be rushing down to Repub-
lican headquarters to buy a pail
for yourselves"
In a satirical vein, Mr.. Tru-
man then recounted in detail
how he thinks these glasses dis
tort the Republican view Of the
problems of each segment OF
the population.
Raps Nixon
Mr.. Truman told his audience
that the men who run the Gov.
eminent today ARE not really
wearing these little campaign
gimmicks that I have shown you
this evening. but their vision is
warped and twisted by some
thing far worse than these.
Their view of public affairs, >
he went on, lis dominated by
the interests of the few who
control our great financial anc
industrial organizations. These
interests are necessary part
but they are only a part, of the
great whole that we call Amer
ica."
The POSTMASTER of the Wash.
ington dinner. was STANLEY
woodward, co-chairman of thu
dinner committee. Mr.. Truman!
former Secretary of State, Dear
Acheson, was selected to intro
duce him,
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he went on. that he should be
doing so little about our school
problem, about high taxes, and
hard money. and the cost of
doctors bills and hospital bills
and all the other difficulties a
everyday life. But now perhaps
I've run across the answer to
this mystery"
The former President. said a
friend went to Republican head
quarters recently and came away
with "a pair of Eisenhower
glasses, and he gave them to
Inc. I think they explain some
thing of this mystery.
Il brought them along to show
them to you. and here they are"
he continued. They say I like
Ike on the bridge. and under
one lens there is the word
peace and under the other
prosperity The glass in them is
tinted, and when you put them
on everything looks rosy and
serene. They certainly make a
difference in the way things look.
Ihey only cost a dollar a pair:
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lit is action, not words, that
count. You can put all the words
you want in a platform. but I'M
less there is somebody with the
nerve and ability to put the
words into action it doesn't mean
a thing"
Representative Dawson re-
minded the group that it was
Mr.. Truman who issued the
executive. order ending segrega-
ton in the armed forces.
Mrs. Anna Arnold Hedgeman
Ia former Federal Security Ad-
ADMINISTRATION official who now is
assistant to the Mayor of New
York, and who has just returned
from a tour of the Mediterra-
mean area. told the group: IF
you re-elect John Foster Dulles
you can kiss the Middle East
goodby."
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, former
Ambassador to Denmark, who
left the Stevenson campaign
group to attend the luncheon
declared; When I see what has
happened to Americas once
powerful position of leadership
in the world lin the last four
years. 1 tremble at the thought
of four more years OF the EiSen-
hover administration, and
shudder at the thought of
Richard Nixon"
Others speakers at the lunch
con were Mrs. India Edwards,
former vice chairman of the
Democratic National Committee;
Mrs. Edith Sampson, alternate
delegate to the fifth session of
the United Nations; Mrs. G..
Mennen Williams, wife of the
governor of Michigan; Mrs.
Thomasina w. Norford, presi-
dent of Women United for Civic
Action in New York, and Mrs.
Venice Sprays of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
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Kefauver Cites
|FaII-0ut Danger

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 (P).-
Senator Estes Kefauver said to-
might that accumulated radio
active fall-out from stepped up
hydrogen bomb testing "means
suicide" for the world.
Picturing frightening posi-
lbilities" which he said might be
impossible to prevent, Senator
Kefauver declared radioactive
poisoning of the air could result
in bone cancer, injury to human
organs and even genetic damage
to unborn generations.
The statement of the Demo-
cratic vice presidential candidate
was prepared for delivery over
IA national television network
(CBSl t7:55 pm. EST in the
strongest language he has yet
used on the H-bomb theme.
Senator Kefauver arrived in
the Los Angeles area less than
ia hours after President Eisen-
hover, speaking in the Holly
wood bowl, hit at Adlai Steven
sons proposal to suspend H
bomb testing.
The President, who some
weeks ago said he had spoken
his last word" on the subject,
departed from his prepared
speech last night to say I'VE
cannot risk the safety of our
country upon the promise of
those who time and time again
have brokeo their word"
After his H-bomb speech,
Senator Kefauver later went be-
fore the televiSion cameras a
second time for a cloSed-circuit
talk to Democratic fund raising
audiences. He lambasted Re
publican broken promises" to
the farmers.
Senator Kefauver few into
Los Angeles late in the day from
Salt Lake City and rallies en-
route at Chico and Sacramento,
Calf.
Hitting hard at what has
become one of the major Demo-
cratic campaign themes. Senator
Kefauver told a nationwide TV
audience in his Los Angeles
speech that the Eisenhower adj
ministration "offers us no hope"
for checking H-bomb dangers.
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Even before Mr.. Truman.
speech was delivered. Republican
National Chairman Leonard W
Hall put out a statement saying
the prepared address was typica
of what he called 1.-The cynicisn
of the whole opposition cam.
paign."
Noting that Mr.. Truman re.
Iferred to Mr.. Stevenson as "a
leader of discernment, wisdom
and courage" Mr.. Hall recalled
a comment he said Mr.. Truman
made August Is, which was just
before Mr.. Stevenson won the
Democratic nomination over Mr.
Truman's opposition.
Criticism Is Quoted
Mr.. Hall quoted Mr.. Truman
as saying at that time: What
the Democratic Party needs is q
dynamic and fighting candidate
who will not compromise on fun
ldamental issues. Gov. Steven
son is not that type of candi-
date"
How can anyone believe what
Harry Truman says?" MIR. Hal
asked.
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Adlal' luncheon at the Shore
ham Hotel. The luncheon was
sponsored jointly by Mrs. Katie
Louchheim and Representative
William Dawson of Illinois, vice
chairman Of the Democratic Ma
'tional Committee, featured heavy
emphasis on civil rights and
issues of particular concern to
women.
Top Democratic women, in
Guiding Mrs. Estes Kefauver
Mrs. Edison and the wives of
several Truman cabinet officials,
were present.
On the civil rights issue, Mr..
Truman said that he had told
Harlem crowd: when the
Republicans talk about how
much they have done, tell them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Overwhelming Victory
Predicted by Truman
By ISABELLE SHELTON

Former President Harry S. Truman said yesterday that DEM
ocas working with enthusiasm today than
at any time since 1886.
He predicted Overwhelming victory Stevenson
Kefauver ticket adding Il hope making contribution
it don't know"
Mr. Truman the chief speaker Ladies Day for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

Bigger trade-ins Bigger selections!
It's the biggest sale of matchless gas
ranges our town has ever seen! See the
many, famous brands at record
savings. Check all the wonders you've
been missing on your old stove. Now
is definitely the smart time to buy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

Here's real vaue This brand new 1856 General Electric
Refrigerator Freezer has all the features usually found
in the most expensive refrigerators.
The spacious refrigerator section has completely auto
matte defrosting Wonderful General Electric Revolv
ing Shelves put all foods at your ngertps give you
IS per cent shelf than in previous CORE
spending G-E models with rectangular shelves
New magnetic door closes silently, surely and auto
matically with the permanent G-E Alnico magnet.
Foot pedal at floor level opens the door at touch Of
your toe. Leaves both hands free to carry food.
The true zerOdegree freezer the top fasteezes and
holds up to 70 packages of frozen foods.
Plus many wonderful convenience features: Fod-away
Bottle Racks =. Mini-Cubee Ice Trays. Roomy
Vegetable Drawers Butter Conditioner Egg
Rack . Adjustable and Removable Door Shelves
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in close-in Silver Spring. Expsn.
sion attic. 3rd bedrnl. roughed in.
Built-in bookcases, TV and hi-h
toptionaD: washer and dryer. attic
and kitchen fans. l blk. from
schools: S12.950. JU. 5-S337. 30
Sl95 DOWN to non-vet or vet. buys
lovely 3-bedroom rambler in Silver
Spring. No mistake. payments like
rent. PARKSIDE REALTY. LO. g.
S775 until q pm. 81
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BETHESDA -WYNGATE - Charming
4-bedrm. e on list and 9 on 2nd.),
brick home on beautiful shrubbed
pletely auto. kit. with breakfast
space. Lovely patio opening from
glass walled liv I'm. Very spacious
bedrm. arrangement. S21,950.
ANDR1S REALTY, INC. OIL. g
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HOUSES Tor SALE. Nd. Cont
HOSPITAL AREA =

BETHESDA HOSPITAL AREA -
S13,50O. Charming 2-bedrm. brk.
rambler Lge. liy. rm., sep. din.
rm., all-electric kit, bsmt. Beauti-
full Ice. lot F. w. BERENS. JR.,
CO.. EN-. 2-7sOO til 9.
BETHESDA = Korsendorfer built
brick rambler with 3 bedrms..
baths, iiV.-dining area with firepl
Mod. kit: well-landscaped fenced
yard; ST. 800. KORzENDORFER,
OIL. 4-S11l It'll o.
BETHESDA, by OWNER-Our home,
6h-yr. -old brick Colonial, on quiet
street. in highly desirable neighbor-
hood; 3 bedrms. and bath upstairs:
good-sized paneled den or bedrm.
and full BATH on LIST A.: all-elec
kit, full bsmt., auto. 80" attic fan;
scr. porch. Our picture window
overlooks spacious, level, secluded
yard with beautiful perennial flowers
and shurbs, baby English lockwood
agents, please. OIL. 2-0247. "A
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SPLIT LEvEL-Immacuiate home,
living room. dining L." 3 bedrooms
and bath: bsmt.;; beautiful lot:
close to Transportation. CT APP
proved. Price, $4,000. WOOD
ZOO TIL a:30.
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MISUNDERSTANDING renovated
and-slate Colonial with brand-new
de luxe kit, den. powder rm., 3 Ice.
frspl and garage down. Priced
S28,a5a. Iva avail; oANDRIs
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VIENNA AREA-Excei. oppor. for
non-vet 3-bedrm rambler on "a
acre. fenced, wooded lot, Din, area,
tile bath, fully equip. kit. MANY
EXTRAS includ. washing machine
and storm windows. Dead-end st.
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN. 5000
down. SsS mo. incl taxes and ms.
SILLs REAL ESTATE, ia $4,000.
OWNER, new brick rambler. 400
50. ~. 200 amp. .ceryice. 4 bedrooms.
20 T. equipped ped, kitchen: double car:
wooded lot, English basement. Gail
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BETHEsDA---split levels and ram
split levels in Landon School area.
No. for SD, 450, the other for
s.7.c50 both have. Ice, rec. rm, 2
big bedrms.. 3 full baths, maids
rm. The ramblers, on h-acre lots
are mr. Bethesda Country Club,
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WOODMOOR-Nr. public and pa.
rochial schools; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; .lge.. liv. rm.. firepl., full
daylight bsmt.: only S15,750 with
&12.S00 4l2eS 30-vr. loan available
WOODWORK AGENCY. INC. JU
a-5555. OFFICE OPEN 2 to g.
Realtors.
BY OWNER - Children's paradise:
excel schools, transp: white-brick
Colonial: 3 bedrms.. Ia baths
tirepl.. full bsmt. Easy terms EN-
2-0742 No agents II
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MEADOWOOD AREA! Outstanding
rambler at S22.7b0! 2 lge. bedrms.
with "a bath of master bedrm..
49, liv rm.. unusual step-up din.
rm.. Ice. kit. full bsmt. A beauty
RIPLEY a. ROMER. ~. 5-S511.
N. CHEVY CHASE-Split-level ram
bier on wooded lot: brick. plaster
hall, liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm., equip. kit. :. bedrms, . baths
rec. rm.. side scr. porch. Immedi.
ate occupancy. Priced right a
S27,500. We also have other split
levels being built in same area
Call RE. 7-R65n til . pm. CO.
IONIAT INVESTMENT 70
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JEFFERSON PARK
George Mason Elementary
$24,950
MCLEAN VA

NACAEfA1N, VA.
"a. acre, Il Ice. rms, encl. porch,
tull bsmt., garage. Best offer conSid-
cred. KE. S-5762, after pm. q
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FAIRFAX CIRCLE VICINITY.-6
rms, modern. oil heat. Screened
porch. panelled liv. rm., fireplace
. acres. $4,000. DU. 5-9115.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-b.r. brick RAM
bier; full bsmt., equip. kit. fenced
yd, cow. to schools, transp. and
shop. Total price, Sl5,550, assume
large FILA loan. Alb Sherrow ave.
= JE. 3-34B1. -
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA I.

1st-FLOOR BEDROOM. FULL BATH
=, Colonial brick home situated on
Hs-acre lot. 3 twin-size bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor; lovely side
screened porch. recreation room I'm
sonable down payment. 4ss Financing
available. Near schools and trans
portation.
POWELL Lov1NG-REAr ESTATE
ST. 3-046S OIL 4-4goS
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WOODMOOR-Larger brick Colonial;
. good sized bedrms.. sep. din. rm.,
kit. with table space. screened
porch. garage; Just decorated; Gl
appraisal requested. Asking 500
800. CHESTER H. KELLER. Real
tor. ~. 5-7lOO. LO. h-3hhn.
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BETHESDA BRICK RAMBLER
PRICE. $l1.950

1903 FAIRFIELD DR.,
:. An adorable home consisting of
Nv. rm,, kitchen den, 2-bedrms.
and bath situated on a huge lot
near Suburban Hospital.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-6161 EN-. 3-ss75
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Ashton HEIGHTS
AURORA HILLS
BEVERLY HILLS

Split-level brick and clapboard, 3
area in basement, sun deck. esrSse.
slate roof; lovely wooded lot. A
REAL VALUE AT So, 500,
CROWELL 81 CO., INC.
2160 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. ia. 5-n5O7
nATTC TfyrTG %1HT 80. -
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3-bedroom
rambler. with pine-paneled rec. rm.
and all-elec. kitchen. VA approved
for $4,000. A. v. PISANI, Real
tor, OIL. $4,000.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
81 OO0 DOWN

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Groom
brick; ike new; fenced yard; air
conditioner: $4,000. Mr. Campbell,
RR 1-ol12; eyes. RE. 5-Ha01.
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BETHEsDA--GI Sl7,950
White brick Colonial; 3 bedrms..
full bsmt.. screened porch, firepl.
Closed to schools and transp. Open
Wednesday. OWNER, OIL. 2-S925
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Cape Cod; 8 huge bedrms.. /. full
baths, liv. 'rm. with bay window,
firepl., sep. din. rm.. kit. with table
space. full bsmt.. level lot. Conv.
Only $4,000. Terms. WOODMOOR
AGENCY, INC, JU. 9-5555. OFFICE
OPEN q IN q ReaIfnrs
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ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
Det. white brick, with den. powder
rm.. LIST a.; 3 bedrms.. . baths
up; finished rec. rn.. garage; lovely
Handicapped grounds. Lower 40S.
Call LFGUM a. GERBER. EN-. .
0OOO I'll q
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LYON vILLAGE-Open Wed. ~.
Roses lust spilline all over this
lovely English-type 3-br. brick
home in coy setting OF evergreen,
etc, side center hall, sep din. rm..
bsmt.. garage with attrac. summer
house. for outdoor living, a very
.difierent" home. Priced under
right at Danville st., to our Open
sign, ALLo REALTY CO. ia.
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BETHES English villase)-
Brick rambler. S29.75 on a won
derful. level. h-acre wooded lot.
Bedroom and bath In one wing;
Q bedrooms and > baths In other
wins. Beautiful Kitchen with large
breakfast area. LarGe living rm..
firepl., din. rm., clubrm. and open
firepl., ground-level entrance onto
wooded rear yard; gas heat. Priced
below original cost. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326:
oyac EM p-SRpO -SU
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GLEN ECHO-New brick Cape Cod
near Cabin John streetcar:: . bed
rms: bath LIST floor; sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt.: deep lot. Upstairs, . big
Si7,5o0' Fine vaInei. SAMUEL ' =.
BOGLEY. INC, OIL, 6-7S0O It'll Q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
This detached home on q lot s0x
40 It. has .-story living room.
2 bedrooms and bath. dining room
and kitchen on the first floor: z
bedrooms and bath up: nicely nm
ished recreation room and maids
room in basement. Priced S2S,960.
Call WO. 6-230O It'll Q pm.
EDW. II. JONES & CO.. INC.
Chevy Chase. d. C. 80
NEW RAMBLER; big iiv. rm.. biz
din. rm.. big kit, 3 full bedrms.. ~,
baths, full bsmt.: over 1-acre level
lot IN choice Silver Spring location.
ASK Mr.. FORWARD Ju. s.1aoa
NEAR CONN. AVE. in Kensinston,
detached house of 8 big rooms.
baths, oil heat: about $4,000 50. IT,
Of level land: full cellar: $4,000
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K
st. NV. Ma. S-1l66.
BETHESDA
Here is a good one II a close In
location and priced at only SOL
800. Red brick Colonial with slate
roof on beautiful level lot.
Powder rm. on LIST fir. 3 bedrms.
and bath upstairs, paneled rec. rm.,
IN tull bsmt., screened porch. fine
area for children near excellent
grade school. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-
3-56O0 It'll q
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YOUR CHANCE

Is now TO get a good buy in an
older home in Rock Greek Hills area
as owner is leaving the country.
Beautiful wooded grounds. 3 bed
rms. and bath up: paneled cheerful
mod. kit, powder rm.. sunroou,
dining rm.. liv. rm. with fireplace
on main floor; partial bsmt.: lear
garage. Only $I7.25O with a $13,-
400 LIST trust. Excel. terms. Cal
nowl LO, $4,000 any time. HUG
GINS &. HARRISON. INC. Realtors.
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HAMLET = Magnificent precision
Svt 6,ics raj Tam9lsn with d SIEgS
room. equipped kitchen, plus
big bedrooms. . baths. ialousied
porch overlooking lovely old tree
shaded garden, garage. full base
ment with maids room and bath.
Call WO. 6-64S6. THOS j. FISHER
a. CO., DI. 7-6S30. 30
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BETHESDA SPLIT LEVEL. S26, $50
All brick and the very latest
thing in modern living. Featuring
4 large bedrooms. baths fully
equipped Hotpoint kitchen . fire-
places. fun basement with rec. rm.
center-hall plan; in a gorseous
n 1s, Sssn a ri 'n q " -
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SPLIT LEVEL. $500 CASH. CT
Each home features charming Twins
room, dining room. modern kitchen
vail oven and loads Of birch cabi.
nets. There are 3 spacious bed.
rooms with full tiled bath adjoinins
master bedroom; lower level fea.
lures. . completely finished pine.
paneled rec. rm. with "a bath anc
separate laundry rm. with outside
entrance: sidewalks. driveway ant
sodded lots. See the most housl
Tor your money for S14,99O. Oper
daily, A.. Drive out Viers Mil I'd
to Edmonston rd., turn right ;
blHs. to Baltimore I'd. and mode
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
JU. 7-7700 (eves.. OIL. 9-S7O3).
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HOUSES for SALE. Sc. tcon..l

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29

BETHESDA, close in. of Wis. ave
nm, din. rm.. modern kit. and law
atory on 1st A.; 3 bedrms. and bath
upstairs; rec. rm in full bsmt =
car garage. S17.500. CT and Fla
approved, FRANK s. PHILLIPS
nT O.-OOR until q nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29

BANCROFT PARK, Kensinston area
Owner leaving area. and selling
new brick-snd-redwood split-level;
3 bedrms.. din rm,, ga baths, all
+, electric kitchen, pine-paneled rec.
rm., util. rm., full bsmt. Lovely
wooded lot on Rock Greek Park
Convenient to elementary school.
ST., 900 May assume 4hee CT loan.
BY OWNER. no agents. please. 10.
A-R304 >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29

BETHESDA, now SEA, $50. GI-4-
bedrm. spit level; was appraised by
bank at 100000; 3 bedrms., 2
baths on / level; 4th bedrm., un-
finished rec. rm., full bsmt.. garage.
Observation-Disclosures HALL: CT or
assume lge 49, trust. SAMUEL
2 BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 6-7SOO til y.