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S14.250

$14,250
Expandable Rambler
Newly decorated: liv. I'm,
with frepl.. sep. din rm. >
generous-siI bedrms. and
bath STAIRS TO HUGE Ex-
PANDABLE ATTIC, fun bsmt.
with playroom.
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Sneak PrevieW

Normenie air-cooled split levels.
Immed poss., S22.9 CT. So, 295 dn
: miles to D C.. . miles to CHA
3 bedrms., 2 baths, all brk.. plastereo
walls, fin. rec. rm. 23x1S.5. beaut
oqilt-in kit; in color with bay and
window wall, Loaded with extras
at no extra cost. Must be seen. Full
din. rm. with glass sliding doors
leading to patio, S0xl67 lots. LOG
between Falls Church and Mclean
Va. Dir. Over Chain Bridge. Rte
1913. thru Mclean to Lewinsvillt
Presb. CHI, Rte. 694. left ~ miles
70 homes, or out Rte. o9-21l Ia
Falls Church. right on Great Falls
st, ? miles TO home. Open sun
flrst time, III dark. A. q B
BulLDERS. OV; 3-3337, or cal
Inhn ASha TN o -OEnr
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223 nth ST. sE.-Apt. ! has 4
rms. kit. and bath; rented $50 mo.
Apt. , has ) rms. kit. and bath;
rented $3.50 mo,
2o5 18th ST. S.E.-Apts. same as
above. Both rented same family $3.50
mo-: they rent out one.
5404-5406 CLAY ST. N.E.-Each
apt. has 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette.
kit and bath. Rented S62.50 each.
Total. S125 mo.
3SO-3S2 55TH ST, N.E.-Each apt
has 2 bedrms.. liv, rm.. dinette. kit
and bath Rented So so each. Total
Sl25 mo.
34S-350 55TH ST. N.E.-same as
above. Rented 5000 each. Total
SIPS mo.
THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE
Investment Bldg. Me. S-4077
Ewes. Sun. JU. s-949s.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

A GOOD INVESTMENT in 4 thriv-
ing community 3 dwellings plus
store with gas pumps on "a acres
Long frontage on Colesville I'd. at
busy corner Suitable for CONNER
cial development. Commercial dept.
A. J. KESSINGER g. CO.. JU. O.
4544.
STORE. s3xs0'. on lot 1OOx12O. on
wilson blvd, opp. Sears In Arl.;
ewes. IA. 4-14SS.
REALTORs-APT; HOTEL, Va. nr,
Pentagon; 100000 Gu. IT. 1reproof;
S25.000 DIN. OWNER, ia. 2-3343.
S;W., 2nd COMMERCIAL, approx.
ment area. Priced for quick sale
at S35. 900. financing available.
Sun. and ewes, Mr.. Mccarthy WO
6-5226. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 Goth st. NV. RE.
2I35 X ST. N.w.-Sale or lease. 1st
CONN.,, rms, baths immediate
poss. RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7285,
GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE
u. L. on sale. living quarters in
rear Closed Mondays. Rent, S155
mo. for apt. and store. Ii. 4-7124
COMMERCIAL c.: HEART OF HY-
aIlSNlLlIE, BALTIMORE AVENUE;
APPROXIMATELY ONE ACRE. H.
CARLYLE de LOzIER. WA. $4,000.
CORNER
STORE AND APARTMENT
3 story, completely reconditioned.
with storeroom on LIST floor. with
2-bedrm. apt. on upper floors; excel.
property for owner business and
occupancy: price, S19.ah0.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
IA 18th st. NV. MA. S-2345
Paint and Body. Shop
Shop with going business in good
suburban location. Tools and equip
ment. Groom house included as
owner is leaving state. $4,000 down.
iull price. S23 500. Terms. Appoint
ment only.
THOMAS E. LATIMER
REALTOR .SP. 3-4313
ATTENTION
Combination residence and in
come producing property situated
in ideal suburban commercial area.
Now rented to substantial client.
10000 By appointment
THOMAS E. LATIMER
REALTOR SP. 3-4313
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A $13,850
COY CAPE COD

Liv rm with irepl.. sep
din rm,. 3 bedrms. and y
baths, full bsmt. with An. rec
I'm and nrepl and screened
porch These two low priced
houses are IN A very conyeni-
ent neighborhood OF more ex.
pensive homes Directions.
Out Lee hiahvay passed Glehe
u 70 North Lexington st. and
left 20 0ur open slgn
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$19.250
AIR CONDITIONED

Newly redecorated 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler Ideal re-
treat from August heat Ex-
eeptionaliy well landsc aped
$4,000 50. n. Level fenced
yard. ATTACHED GARAGE.
Only Sl9,250 OIL appraised.
owners transfer Is your op-
portunityi Directions Out
williamsburg blvd. TO West
moreland ST., right 70 33rd a..
and right 10 our OPEN SIGN.
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13-IJNIT APT-NW

In finest upper NV. loo. mr. Wal
ter Reed Hosp. We have avail. for
LIST time, this handsome mod. bldg.
which is of the type rarely avail
All apis. have lge. rms. both l and
> bedrms. and all have screened
rear concrete porcheS. The income at
modest rents approx S11 500 yrly.,
with low expenses tenants paw own
utils,l makes for a high net return
About S25. 900 cash will buy YOU a
fine investment and real bargain
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors EX.>3-lsl1
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PHYSIC1ANS-PETwORTH
GA. AVE. AND UPsHUR SITS. NV
Has been doctors ONCE for over ~
years; very spacious, reasonsh.s
rent Convenient transportation. An
ply PETWORTH PHARMACY.
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Several tracts OF land from 40 10
500 acres. Some have good houses
Opportunity for developers or for
AsK.Usi REALTY Co
IA, s-1252 IA 7.2B5a
Member Mutual Clients Exchange
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Parker,
Smith & Donnell
IA. 1851 IA. 1887
S ACRES

s.room house IN beautiful setting
needs some femodelins GOOD barns
Sl8.500
Cal IA. lass or Mrt lynch.
~ 3.nhTa
= FULLER GROOM REALTY co
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SPECIAL BARGAIN

Upper n.w-S-apt. building, good
condition; rents. S6.2270. Price. $40
600. about 8 times the annual rents
So. 600 cash. balance easy terms.
6-apt BLDG. rent about SIS. 900;
price, $4,000. $500 cash, bal.
monthly. Act today TO secure these
bargains and unusual terms. Call B.
NJ. ODUM, exclusive agent. RE. e
lp1H
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
Savannah, Georgia
The Mother City Of Georgia.

animation and interview before
the Board of Education.
Accepted by the board, Miss
Mendes went to work as first
grade teacher at Anderson. A
first grade teacher at that time
was paid $50 a month, a second
grade teacher $55, third grade
$50, and so on up. Relative to the
cost of living, it was better pay
than teachers get now, Miss
Mendes thinks.
In 1918, Miss Mendes joined the
faculty of Chatham Junior High
School as math teacher and has
been there ever since. Her pupils
learn their lessons because, for
one thing, there are no distrac-
tons in Miss Mendes' classrooms.
Junior high schools are notably
noisy and anyone who passes
Chatham regularly is aware that
some of the classes appear to be
downright raucous. But there is
no sound from Miss Mendes' class
room except for the calm tone Of
the teacher lecturing, or the pu-
pill reciting.
IT have never had any discip-
linary problems" Miss Mendes
said this morning. Asked for the
secret of this success, she said, II
just give them plenty of work to
do"
But it was obvious that there
was more to it than that. A per-
son of quiet dignity herself, she
bases her discipline on good man.
ners. During a study session this
morning, while pupil prepared
the next days homework, one
turned around to speak quietly to
his neighbor. Without raising her
voice, Miss Mendes called the boy
by name and said, "You must not
disturb John Cor whatever his
name wasl. That's rude"
Such a comment might have
CONTINUED on Page 40)
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Although she: is credited by one
and all as being an excellent
teacher and by at least one of her
superiors as knowing as much
math as anyone in Savannah, ="
Miss Mendes has had no formal
schooling beyond high school and
some teaching and training
studies. She has never felt the
need for it, keeping abreast of
educational developments through
private study. And besides, she
has been too busy teaching to 60
gather degrees.
When Miss Mendes finished high
school, she followed the procedure
of that time for becoming a
teacher. In way, it was harder
than it is now. First, she spent a
year Cat Barnard) as an appren-
tice, working from the principals
office, learning the procedure and
substituting in the various classes.
Then she stood examinations in
every subject taught in the school.
Finally, she appeared for oral ex-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
Savannah's Beloved Teacher,
Ii rah Mendes, Retires

La reception was given on May
lin the Savannah Board of Edu-
lions headquarters for Miss
s prah Mendes, who is retiring
ter 30 years teaching and if ali
er former pupils, who were in
tied, could have been on hand,
lere would have been a line
Fetching to Tybee at least.
Miss Mendes has fought three
Anerations Of Savannahians. She
hs kept all her records since she
arted as an assistant teacher in
Dos and during these years she
hs taught thousands of pupils.
any have become the commun-
Us leaders, a notable example at
resent being Mayor w. Lee Min
Iedorff, Jr. One, Alfred Wick,
ecame school superintendent
949- 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Todoy's Mrs. Meade Sees
Mechanical Cavalry

The successor unit based at Fort
Meade is the I'd Arnored Cav
AIRY, which operates noisily on
caterpillar treads and gasoline
rather than horseshoes and hay
Trace Of Distaste
Mrs. Meade, her son and her
nephew eyed the metallic mon
lsters with interest. The matri-
arch Of the Meade descendants
shifted. however, with a trace OF
diStaste:
1T was the horses that made
the old battles so interesting"
Her companions-even the
tank officers conducting the tour
firmly agreed.
Until World War II, the I'd
Cavalry was strictly a horse
mounted outfit. 1t distinguished
Itself not only in many engage.
Iments in the Civil War, but ir
the Indian Wars before and after
that epic contest; the Mexican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
By JOHN w. STEPP

The distant sound Of cavalry
hooves echoed yesterday above
the mechanical roar of tanks at
Fort George G. Meade.
1t was a sort of George Cor
don Meade memorial day at the
30.OOo-acre post in nearby Mary
land.
Mrs. George Gordon Meade II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
hero Of Civil War Gettysburg
her son, George Gordon Meade
III, and her nephew, George
Gordon Meade Easily, spent the
whole day touring the establish
ment.
Horseflesh cavalry played an
important part in Gen. Meade's
decisive thrashing of the Con-
federates on the outskirts Of the
little Pennsylvania town in 1863.
One of his units was the I'd
United States Cavalry Regiment
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campaign this October" The
fund will conduct its first one
package campaign on behalf of
100 local and national agencies
this fall. Its goal has been set at
a ord-breaking $6.6 million.
All firms joining the chapter
plan will receive plaques signi-
flying they will:
! l. Conduct only one campaign
each year the United Givers
Fund drive.
2. Set up installment pay
ImentS for employees pledges.
| 3. Make an annual corporate
gift to set the pace for employee
giving.
! 4. Encourage employees to serve
on the firms campaign commit
tee.
These are the first Sc firms to
enroll:
The Evening Star, the Washington
Daily News, the Washington Post Times
Herald, Three-Star Extra, WWDC. Inc.
Shannon a. LuchS. Star Parking Plaza.
Wolf g. Cohen. Inc, s. Michaelis g. Co.,
Inc. J. H; Small d. Sons, Karl W. Corby
Also pair, Industries supply Assoc.
bu f M Hac, RaiDh " Lee ss Co. ABc
Supply Co. Travellers Aid Society. Dis
Theatres. vet Vans Of VirSinia. me- Inc
Wineland Theatres. Alex Brown a. Sons,
VIM: Norwitz Co.. Glohe-Wernicke Co.
Also. Monroe Ford Co.. Southland Life
nS CO Gpiee Eros G cG Akers oIds-
oldsmobiie Co. Safeway stores. Inc.
Goldheim's, l., S. Turnover, wilkes Il
Arts, Prevention Of Blindness Soc.
CWA-AFL-CIO, Sandoz. Stoddard Bap-
fist Home, Weissberg Real Estate.
Mount Vernon Motors.
Also. Sheraton-Park Hotel Universal
pr Printers p; J. Raufman, Inc. E A..
Scouts Of D. C. and Montgomery coun-
ty. joseph R. Harris Co., Morris a.
Eagan Co., D. j. DUNCAN. Inc, H. L.
Also, Washington Hearing soc.. Chill
dren's .Convalescent Home. American
Mere. ms. Co, Barney Neighborhood
HSnss s. n Kann n Sons Ser rvc John
Thomas E. Clark Inc. Merrill Lynch Lynch.
Pierce. Fenner 4 Beanie.
Also. Smiths Transfer & STORAGE Co.
Victor r. Beauchamp Inc, Roma
Restaurant, Stock Co. Assoc, Capitol
Towel Serv. Co.. Real Estate Title ms
~ Columbia Title ms. Co.. Sherwin Will
liams Co.. Law Ohices Of Elisha Hanson.
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War. the Spanish-American War
and World War I.
The regiment has AZ battle
|streamers to match its motto,
Always Ready" Its distin-
|guished career continued after IL
lost its hooves in World War II.
The I'd was part of Gen. Pat
tons hard-driving Sd Army
lin Europe.
Apprised of these details, Mrs.
Meade couldn't get over the puz-
Element of how the men of the
metallic cavalry could escape
getting seasick in tanks.
Civil War Bluffs"
Both George G. Meade III and
his cousin are amateur Civil War
bluffs" although neither has an
Interest in the military life. Mr.
Meade is an industrial designer
Mr.. Easily is interested in pro-
Iducing theatrical shows. Both
live near Philadelphia, Their
Iillustrious forebear's home town
Mrs. Meade's late husband was
a Civil War scholar, who wrote
a major biography of his grand
father
OF the military life in prNs-
ent-day America, Mrs. Meade
repeatedly expressed surprise
over one aspect, which secretly
delighted her military escort;
beyond measure.
"How is it," she kept asking
that all the soldiers seem SC
happy? I would be perfectly
miserable if some one were
Externally telling me when to eat
when to sleep, when to dc
Everything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

and Is not generally covered by
civilian medical schools"
The statement added that the
routine type of training long
employed in military medicine
resulted in the Army Medical
Service being able to save more
than 81 per cent of wounded in
Korea"
Senator Neubefger said Wednes-
day those responsible for approx
ing the use of goats for rifle
wounds should be disciplined He
termed the idea Shocking"
He referred to a June 16 story
in the Portland (Ore.) Oregonian
which reported an interview
with Capt. Carolyn Taylor. She
was described as the only woman
in a class that went through
medical training at the center.
Capt. Taylor was quoted as
saying, I'VE had to rush out, pick
them up and carry them back
to a first aid station and treat
their wounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Goats Shot to Help I rain
Doctors, Army Admits

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June %
R.-The Army has confirmed
that completely anesthetized'
goats are being used at Brooke
Army Medical Center as rifle
targets to provide casualties for
medical training.
A statement was issued yester-
day by the medical center in
response to a protest by Sena-
tor Neuberger, Democrat OF
Oregon. in a letter to Secretary
Wilson.
The medical center said high
velocity missiles cause a wound
different from those caused by
low velocity weapons such as a
pistol shot.
Most young Army physicians
have had no experience of this
type" the statement said. ut is
peculiar to military medicine
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accompanies
Sign Up for
United Fund

Sixty-six Washington area
business firms have adopted the
United Givers Fund chapter
lplan.
The firms signed up in the
first two days after invitations
were sent out, Carleton D
Smith. general campaign chair
man, said today They have a
total of 1875 employees.
Mr.. Smith called the result
"a fine, fast start for this basic
part of the United Givers Fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

Tailored Style
84.in. wide to the pair
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 It'll 6
WOODMOOR

SOU HEINZ NODONIHb n
Live in splendor in this majestic
residence nestled in the cool setting
of beautiful trees. Gas hot-weter
heat Inviting liv; rm., Ice. din. nm.
master bedrm. with full hath .
other bedrms. and another bath.
Paneled rec. rm. in English-type
bsmt. with stone flrepl.. bar; scr.
perch, fiagstone patio. barbecue. p
car garage. Level fenced lot. Close
to st. Berradettes and all schools.
shopping. bus. Priced at only So. :
$50, easy terms. Trades accented.
out Colesville I'd. past Four Corners
to Lorain, right ! blk. to Pierce DR.,
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PoTOMAC-New 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
on approx. an acre Of land; all-elee.
kit. and rec. rm. Priced at S22.0OO'
Low cash required.
4-bedrm. Cape Cod on 5 acres
with stable. CT approved at S3O.3Oo'
New brick split level on beautiful
acre site near river: 3 bedrmsr 4
baths and paneled den. all-elec. KY;
scr porch s ana rec . rmi; ' 5,,p.
chaser.
New rambler on acre site: 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths, carport. screened
porch and rec. rm.. walking distance
70 bus and shopping So $50. SAM
gEL E; Bo 2osLJsS. INC. Potomac
WASHINGTON GROVE. the town
within q forest. An unusual oppor-
5-bedroom, 2-bath home. large
entrance hall with Tv room. good
sized living room, dining room, large.
completely equipped kitchen; "a base
ment. oil h.-w.h. 100-gallon hot
water. heater; extra large lot with
lots OF lovely flowers and trees. Com
munity lake for swimming siT and nt,. fsh:
commuter train nearby for dad.
Not a new house but worth seeing
Price. Sls.5O0'
GAITHERSBURG - A desirable
property. 9a-acre improved with g.
bedroom. lla-bath home: large liv-
Ing room with stone fireplace, large
dining room, kitchen, enclosed back
porch, lovely sun porch, full base
ment, oil h.-w.h,, garage. nice trees
and shrubs: $4,000.
NEAR oAITHERsBURG - ia
acres, improved with 5-room bunga-
low. in excellent condition; full base
ment. convenient to Acc; S15,750.
KAY BOWLING
iAS %s'3 oaIsSsr.S SIST's 4ah.ss rs
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SILVER SPRING
Children'S Paradise

NEAR PARK-swIMMING POOL
aoC 4PE aEE sTNRAy' RoA 70
brk. Cape Cod, i yr. old, custom
built: 4 huge bedrms., . full baths.
many lge. closets. lse. liv. rm:. FIRE
rec. rm. with firepl. maids .rm.,
laundry and workshop. Nice level
lot. Near all schools and bus. DIR:
Out to 5000 Old Bladensburg I'd,
follow signs or call BURTON
REALTY. JU. 9-7059 or Mrs. jack
son. III 7-7212
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WOODMOOR

CGNTER-HALL PLAN
Everybody's dream; amazing OPP
por. Don't fail to grab it. Owner
ramb. only few mos, and is trans
ferred, la-acre lot; English bsmt.
with fireplace; gar; sep. Ice. din.
rm., . full baths, dream kit. liv.
rm with view, 3 bedrms. Will con-
slider reas. terms. Out Colesville I'd.
to Lorain, right to 1O421 Brookmoor
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GOODMAN coMrEMPoRARY

NORTH CHEVY CHASE -
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER. 4
BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, VERY
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE, ExTRA-SIzE
ALL-ELEcTRIc KITCHEN.
ike DINING ROOM, TIRE
MENDoUs RECR. RIM. WITH
FIREPLACE, OUTSIDE EN-
TRANCE, LAR GE REAR
YARD. BIG LOT AND DRIVE
WAYS; CONVENIENT TO Ev-
ERYTHING. OWNER RE-
TIRED, SELLING BELOW
COST. INSPECTION BY
Apt. ONLY. OIL. 4-5271.
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BETHESDA-Attrac. white brick
home; Bradley. blvd, area. I'm
usually lge. and beautiful lot. Rec
hall. liv, rm., dining rm.. kit. side
bedrm' and bath. md noo Sw z lFe'
bedrms. with Ice. closets and bath.
Priced to sell fast, $4,000. Bill
LINGsLEY REALTY, EN-. 2-2326;
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SILVER SPRING
4-Bedroom, 2-Bath Cape Cod
1906 GRENoBLE DIR.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
NO MONEY DOWN

Spacious 4-bedroom Cape Cod with two full baths
separate dining room, lovely living room, large
kitchen with dining space, full basement with out
side entrance Beautifully handicapped lot in a con-
venient suburban community close to schools and
transportation.
Directions: Out Georgia Avenue to Viers Mill Road
Out Viers Mill Road to Falkland Drive entrance
to Wheaton city, right to Grenoble, left to house.
R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
3 Mass Ave. NV. MA. 5000
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OF oPE EN- sU S4SAEXSI2 TIL 9 Pm;

OAhVEH Or nlN1--0ACHlf1C
Owner must sell. II you are look
ing for = steal: this is the buy.
full din. rm., bsmt, Owners cost,
S3O. 900; offered, $4,000. c. M
MARSTELLER, Jr., Real Estate. JU
9-2552, Directions: From Washing
ton, out Georgia ave. right on Plyers
Mil I'd. left on Dayton st. to 1900.
FAIRLAND RID.
BY OWNER ACRE. BEDRMs
|S1S.500. low dn. pymt to respon.
sible buyer: 3 bedrms., 21a baths, full
bsmt,. attach gar. in this well-built
hse. Apples, grapes, garden and patio
space. B, L. MORTENSEN, EV. T.
2154.
GOODMAN CONTEMPORARY
$4,000; excel. Wheaton loo. good
terms to CT or non-GI; make offer.
10. 5-3RSS: II no answer, 10. A.
77S3. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
LANGLEY PARK-Sl3.95O
Ultramodern 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with full basement: redecorated:
vacant; easy terms. Call HE. A.
6400. HUGH T. PECK. 1850 New
Hamp. ave.
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OPEN j It'll z PM

NEW-The truly beautiful ram
bier that has every convenience;
racing Brook Manor Country Club;
rage, breezeway, large liv. rm. with
fireplace. The Kitchen the wife would
love. fully Hotpoint-euuipped with
full dinette space; full din. rm.; large
recreation rm.. with fireplace; radi-
ant hot-water heat; over s4-acre lot.
Priced right to sell; S37.75O. .Direc-
Emory lane and follow arrows. c.
NJ, MARSTELLER. Jr., Real Estate.
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UI. Z-OBUU
Sun. and Ewes. OIL. 9-S542
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

NEAR ROSEMARY school
Lovely. spacious home on q large
lot. dotted with shade trees. Center
hall. living room, large screen porch
dining rm. with corner cupboard
copper and pine" kitchen and
powder room, all on first floor. The
End floor has 3 bedrooms and two
baths, full basement with lavatory
garage; Ready to move into. Price
S23. 500.
INEZ CHARACTERIZATION
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BETHESDA-Want a lot for q iittlef
This rambler in Georgetown VII.
has newly done interior. NothinG
to do but move in. Mr.. Vet, pay
only $500 dn. and live like q king
in 8 dble.-size bedrms., roomy kit,
paneled rec. rm., shaded fenced
I'd. Mrs. Hoas, OIL. 2-161S. COX
& co. INC.
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BETHESDA's BEST BUY-Abso-
lutely. the finest brick Colonial
opport, today: real charm and
rm. on list: also porch and garage.
Owner has left for State of wash
app Of sS4.4S 100 Tor 'e quick IeiG action i
Don't miss It! OIL. 6-S60O: ewes,
OIL. 4-2SO2 ALLIED REALTY
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HENRY w. BECRAFT

uEANR1 W. oECHAE1
CLARKSBURG, near A. Z. c.
"a acre, 6-rm. house; $3.50.
DAMASCUS: 2-bedrm. mod. houst
on "a acre; $4,000.
CLARKSBURG: A b.r., mod, or
3h acres. lots of trees; S21 800.
GAITHERSBURG AREA; 8 b.r.
mod. on "a acre, large trees, excel
community: mr.. A. E. c.: S13. 500.
ROCKVILLE; Abr. Cape Cod
nice lot; mr.. transp.; S13,500
GAITHERSBURG; Beautiful old
(mod.) stone house, on 5 acres: at.
mosphere plus; 500. 300.
DAMASCUS: Abr, 2la-bath bricl
rambler. carport, "a acre; S31, 900
WASHINGTON GROVE; 3-bedrm
brick rambler, 2 baths, on ia acres
Wooded: stream. Outstanding value
WASHINGTON GROVE: A bedrms.
baths, lovely lot. trees and shrubs
Community lake, swimming; SIS 800
GAITHERSBURG COMMERCIAL
IA acre. old stone house; $4,000.
LAYTONSVILLE: ia acres, un.
usual rambler; beautifully land
scaped; fenced; S25.
HENRY W. BECRAFT
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BETH.-WYNGATE. By OWNER
family rm., : baths, wide scr
porch; level lot with trees: mr.
public and Catholic schools;
S1S,750, CT or FILA OIL, 4-3733
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bANNOCKBURN AREA-Lovely brk.
Cape cod home. on level lot: 8 bed
rms, liV. rm. with flrepl., separate
dining rm., full bsmt., $1o,9OO'
Call OIL. 2-S623.