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and bridge or canasta, with. Mrs;
Louis F. Bohraus. 56l3 Ridgefield
road, Springfeld. Md.
Alpha Gamma Delta. Old Dominion Club
william r. c9lPsr. sai rs' North III Under der
wood street. Fails Church: straw ballot
to be taken. - Al.
nae Chapfer-Friday. ?. m. husbands
snodsrass, is2s North KenilWorth
street. Arlington.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Aviva Hadassah-Today, 0 pm, dance
ton. Adas Israel Congregation. Con-
necticut avenue and Porter streets;
Ben, worth's orchestra to provide
wemen's National Democratic Club
apsaSeT Mr. i william per Beaton
Ed hasot lt'm rSaasdsg i2sd pn
syminston. Of Missouri
oussters ANTIQUE sOsietSy' Potomac Chap:
speaker. Mr.. Paul V. Gardner Of the
smithsonian Institute, European
National Secretaries Association, Capital
boss night dinner Occidental Res
Central iota Sigma woman's Christian
Temperance Union-TomoTrow. Z I 5
pim;;, meeting; ballroom. An States
Miss Charlotte Brumsart TO present
her recently filmed pictures of the
Pro Benata Club-Tomorrow 8 pm,
meeting. with Mrs. Paul II. Madigan.
2o27 Lanier drive. Silver Spring.
Diamond Wings-Tomorrow, s:l5 pm.
Daughters Club. . Scott circle NV;
fashion to tie in with travel via Capital
Airlines; TO benefit the Northern Viz
einia Pre-sehool for Blind Children,
Har-TIeon acknowledgements. $3.50
pm, regular meeting. Wheaton Rec
oss r esnsf d sPsstEsr Mi sn
and the District. Human Relations
Asad1iS f ass% 81 9Ss
$40 pm. regular meeting; Mrs. Anna
Lsslc to report on her visit 70 Israel
s:n.: ~ Msn. Of Ne and
Petroleum Engineers. District Section
Tuesday, II 80 am, business meet
ing and luncheon; Broadmoor Hotel;
agent in charge Of the district field
wsshin.ton Heart Assoeis tion-ruesday.
benefit luncheon. Mayaover Hotel ball
room; featured entertainer, Victor
gorse musieian-comedian.
LAoies HI0 oVc!etff huppetb nOmc ior the
Aged-Tuesday. pm, luncheon and
meeting. 1900 Good Hope road Sc.
Ladies Aid, Trinity Lutheran, Church
Tuesday. 4:30 pm, pancake supper,
Trinity Lutheran School, Thirty eighth
avenue and Longfellow street. Hats
vile.
Credit women's Breakfast Ciub--wed-
nesday. 7:45 am. regular monthly
meeting. Willard Hotel: delegates to
District No IL Conference on Tn
creased Sales and PROFITS through
Sound Credit. to give reports;
Women's American ORT, Northwest
bridge, with Mrs. Herbert GOLDBERG,
1924 Alton place NV: to benefit oRT
scholarship.
National Council eb Jewish Wemen---
Wednesday. 6:15 . m. evening branch
sponsor essnin sio 81 1929 s r, .sn,
avenue.
Bnai Birth Women. Medina Chapter
Wednesday, $40, pm. regular meeting
Jesup Blair Library
Aides 70 All Charities--Thursday. $50
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pre-Lenten Fasching celebra-
lions. In q slow but steady and
methodical way the Germans
take a full pair of months to
build up to celebrations that
New Orleans and Rio de Ja-
metro achieve in shorter order.
All continental countries ex-
cept France make a New
Years Eve thing of Mardi
Gras. Here, it's for small chill
dren who observe the occasion
with costume parties. cookies,
and nothing stronger than
wicked American soft drinks. -.
Asked why st. Valentines
Day slips by unnoticed a
Frenchman explained, I'm
France every day is some
saints day and every day Of
the year is lovers day too" -.
Ex-Queen Narriman's lawyers
have figured that as long as
her husband is responsible for
her debts and refuses to d.
vorce her, the thing to do is
run up such colossal doctors
bills he'll have to divorce her
in order to stay clear of debt
or's prison. She has just rented
her Geneva apartment fur
nished, taking away only the
ivory, diamond-studded dress
ing table set given her by King
Farouk, and a photograph Of
him in a solid gold frame. -.
Didn't Come Back
Two years ago Nina Dyer.
an English girl modelling in
Paris. became engaged to
Baron Won Tyson. He gave
her two sports cars. each with
its own set of gold plated keys,
a baby panther. priceless black
pearls, and an island in The
Caribbean Sea. After their
marriage he gave her a house
outside Paris and launched
work to widen the swimming
pool, re-landscape the gardens,
modernize the plumbing. and
sent a decorator to re-furnish
the palace. With q hole in the
side of the pool. the gardens
and walls ripped up. and moth
ing but four chairs and q
table in the houses, The Baron
made one of his usual BUSH
ness trips to Germany" except
that he didn't come back as
usual. Instead, he went to
Switzerland and filed suit for
divorce. >.
Three forgotten packages
were rushed to Nigeria to catch
up with the Queens tour. One
contained % pounds Of carpet
tacks, red carpet" variety, OF
course. The Vienna born
Countess of Harwood, wife Of
one Of Queen Elizabeth's first
cousins. is often seen skating
at public ice rink in London.
She and her Swear old son,
Lord Lascelles, both take les
sons "for fun and exercise"
Her brother-in-law, Gerald
Lascelles, his wife and their
son have just moved into Fort
Belvedere Of Abdication fame
although 1t isn't quite re-fur-
nished. When he lived there
as Prince Of Wales and King,
The Duke Of Windsor had a
turkish bath installed. The
young Lascelles figure they
don't need it and had it dis
mantled. Also gone are The
Prince Of Wales feathers in
one Of the bedrooms. An
other of the Queens cousins,
HRH The Duke Of Kent. is
skiing In Switzerland with
about 30 friends. -.
Rita Performs
Prince Alexander of Yugo-
slavia and his bride of nearly
a year. Princess Maria-Pia of
Italy. left at 100 am. No one
but the head waiter, the three
man band. her secretary
stunning guitar. and two
strangers were left to watch
Rita Hayworth cracking her
castanets and dancing a solo
Cha -Cha-Cha in Megeve's best
hotel. She Cha Cha ed until
nearly 4, denied she'd marry
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Bettina with him he will at
tend to the serious business of
saving his father The Aga
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Khan from all but the most
important ceremonies Of their
faith
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FoLLIES Observation-Disclosures Of the Womon Club Fo Church
forthcoming sponsored
community projects be held Thursday Friday and Saturday the
Falls Church High School auditorium Left right ticket chomon Mrs On
itself Lnv Mrs Hodges
Po Stoff
Photo
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Workday Pin-Up

THIS CHRISTMAS will reunion for Sue Bostck
todays Pin-Up. The family hasn't been together
since 1949 and they will assemble from distant
points 1t will be far too from the 1947 Christmas
the last she spent in Palestine For Sue is Christian
Arab born in Jerusalem and educated in British school
there and at the American Junior College in Beirut,
Lebanon.
The violence that marked partition of Palestine with
u NJ sanction in November that year the background
from which the family to the United States early in
1913 Sue visitors passport and has remained.
She will become citizen
Sue is of four children named Suad, Fuad Widad
and George CaSSS Her father out of the country with
the u N. Economic Commission for Latin America and
will be in Washington for the holiday. Fuad is just out
of the Army Widad is Mrs Robert ]. Fehr and lives
here George will from st. Louis. He was named
for his grandfather
With her background of Near East languages, Sue
was persuaded to take position with the Embassy Of
Iraq where spent five years personal and social
secretary to the Ambassador. She met her husband
and of his companions. Charles, mathematician,
drafted and cOmmuteS from Fort Meade now Sue is
popular secretary to James Kittleton Manufacturing
Chemists Association 1925 street NV Hair styiStS to
the contrary she keeps her hair long and neatly arranged
to set off her big blue eyes Her trim feet is the
prdeful object attention for all the elevator riders in
the big Office building which also houses the Republican
National Committee That is how Sue shook hands with
Vice President Nixon one day. QUENTIN x. MOTT
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

MEASURING FAT in a living animal
by putting the animal to sleep with
certain anesthetic. The shorter the sleep
the more fat in the animal, according
to USDA researchers. Earlier expert
ments showed that fat tissue has a high
affinity for certain brief-acting chemi-
Gals. Agriculture Research chemists
BE g a experimentally administering
TWO Sleep-inducing drugs to pigs. The
work showed high correlation between
sleeping time and fat content The
discovery may lead to an exact method
OF measuring the proportion of bone
muscle and fat in live animals
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15
SPECIFICATIONS

StUeeping Width: 8 fit.
Clearance Width: 10 fit.
Teeth: Az long, L " diam,
1895 high carbon steel
Gage Wheel Size: Is K SIX
up to 1850 K Is tires
Frame: Welded steel
Weight: Approx. 885 lbs,
with &c teeth
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15
Montana Farmer-Stockmap
Sept. Is, Vol. A. No 2

Pu 5 ;il9 twice month on the 1st
ana 18th by The Montana Farmer
Inc, Great Falls, Mont. Subscrint;on;
price is So for five years, 81 for three
years, 81 for one year: Canadian
one year, 81. Entered as second class
matter at the Postoffice at '''''
Great Falls. Mont, under e<$gsso
act of March 3, 1879.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

DEPTH AND PITCH OF TEETH are adjusted
by gage wheel arms. Adjustable stop
clamps enable operator to set the height
of attachment heel above ground; to con-
troll and maintain pitch of teeth. The Rock
Picker is a quick-hitch attachment g.. 4.
fastens quickly, securely to loader attach
ment channel with two pins. Back frame
carriers are strongly reinforced.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

ENTERTAINING PLANTS with
music Some research to date indicates
that such plants as sugar cane, tapioca
and sweet potatoes grow faster when
entertained with music. Research is
continuing at the International Univer-
sity, India, where music is being broad
cast to listening plants.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

STUDYING KETOSIS in COWS by
taking samples of the cows liver and
examining it for the presence of glyco-
gen. A special instrument has been
developed, according to the American
Journal of Veterinary Science, which
will secure a sample of cows liver
without causing pain or shock and with
little or no loss of milk production.
Veterinary scientists have found in the
study of ketosis that it is helpful to
know whether the affected animals
liver is depleted of glycogen.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

CONTROLLING LAYING with hor-
mones. Researchers at the New Jer-
Sey Experiment Station have found that
laying hens treated with female hor-
none stopped laying Immediately and
went into mott. Within to 8 weeks
they resumed laying with no loss in
performance. The experiment indi-
Gates it may be possible to force hens
to an early fall mott so they will be
ready for full production at peak of
demand.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

SPRAYING SOILS with carbon black
to extend length of growing season.
1t is a well-known fact that black abb
serbs heat. Truck gardeners in the
Southwest are experimenting with
spraying "overcoats" of carbon black
on their soils. So treated the soils alb
sorb more heat during the day and
give off more at night, thus protecting
against frosts. Applications are said to
cost only about SIS an acre.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

-SPAYING HEIFERS with male hor-
mones. Texas Ann specialists are
working on a method to implant pellets
of a synthetic male hormone under the
skin of heifers to keep them from COM
ing in heat. While the procedure is still
in the experimental stage, researchers
are hopeful that the new chemical
technique will be superior to the pres
ent surgical method in that it will not
interfere with the rate of gain or eff
cheney in the use of feed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25

1895 Street and Dress Shoes.
Brown or Black. Broken sizes
6Iz to II in the group -
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e.e5 and 1925 Discontinued
Styles "Pedwin" Shoes for
Men and Big Boys. Broken
sizes 61a to Il in group -
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tary to Representative Richards.
But in the November election,
the winner in the primary was
unopposed for the Richards seat.
Mr.. Hemphill was married on
June 20, 1912, to Forrest Isabelle
Anderson of Asherton. Tex. They
have two daughters, Miss Forrest
Richardson Hemphill and Miss
Harriet Witherspoon Hemphill.
The new Congressman has
taken an interest in patriotic,
legal and fraternal organizations.
He is a member of the American
Legion, 40 and 8 Society, Knights
of Pythias and other fraternal
groups. He belongs to the
Chester County, Is. CO. and
American Bar Associations,
South Carolina Employees Asso-
citation, Air Force Reserve, South
Carolina Farm Bureau, and
South Carolina Wild Life Asso-
citation.
Tomorrow: Representative Loser Of
Tennessee,
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Hindu India Observes
National Christmas

NEW DELHI, Dec. Is (P.-
Hindu India today observed a
national Christmas holiday. Of
fees and shops were closed
throughout the country. and
greetings and presents were ex-
changed as in Christian coun-
tries.
The government even relaxed
prohibition on alcoholic bev-
erages for the day in the Indian
capital.
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One Of a Series


fore courts in his own State, but
also before administrative agen-
cies and tribunals here in WASH
ington.
Born May 10, 1915, in Chester.
s. c.. which still Is his home
city, the new House member
received his education in the
county public schools, and at
the University Of South Caro-
lima, where he earned his bach
elor Of arts degree in 1886, and
his bachelor Of laws degree in
1888.
In 1871, he volunteered in
the Air Force as a flying cadet.
He served as bomber pilot un-
til 1945.
Gets into Politics
Launching a political career
soon thereafter, Mr.. Hemphill
became chairman of the Chester
County Democratic convention
in 1946 and 1947. He was elected
to the South Carolina House Of
Representatives from Chester
County, defeating all opponents
on the flrst ballot.
In 1850, he was elected solicit
tor Of the Sixth South Carolina
Judicial Circuit, and was re-
elected In 1854, without opposi-
ton.
Among the courts and adj
ministrative agencies, before|
which he has practiced, have
been the Veterans Administra-
ton, Civil Service Commission,
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, all South Carolina courts,
Tax Court Of the United States.
United States District Courts of
the Eastern and Western Dis
tricts Of South Carolina; United
States Fourth Circuit Court Of
Appeals, and the United States
Supreme Court.
UnOpp0sed at Election
Mr.. Hemphill entered the race
for Congress after his predeces-
sor, Representative Richards,
Democrat. decided not to be a
candidate for reelection. In the
primary, Mr.. Hemphill defeated
Thomas Gettys of Rock Hill,
8. c., who once had been secre-
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NEW FACES IN CONGRESS
Hemphill Adds Politics
TO Low and Flying

Robert Witherspoon Hemp
hill, the new South Carolina
Democrat who succeeds former
Chairman Richards of the,
House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee. was a bomber pilot in World
War II.
He has a wide law practice
and has tried cases not only be-
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The Extra Pair Means Extra Year!
1885

u you have sut-coot or two in your closet which
have out lasted their trousers you'll understand why
it's smart to buy two-trouser suits You can wear
them twice as long You'll find the most fIotterinq
coors, Potterns and styles in this Annual Sale COL
lection Select from solids, stripes. checks herring
bones dlomond-weoves or fnulti-tones in medium
to dark shades Of blue, grey, brown, or ton Single
breasted or 3-button fronts, flop pockets, center
vents, narrow opels and neoter shoulders with less
Poddino are tailoring detos you'll want Regulars,
shorts, longs. extra longs, stouts and short stouts
in complete size ronees.
Pay l3 in January,
70 In February, " in March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
Mems SIS Imported Fabric
TOpcOats and Zip-Lined Coats
1895

imported Horris tweed topcodss and other imported
British tweed and shetland zipeoots tailored by one
Of Americas largest coot makers and offered at
this greet sale price Two-tone blends in ton, brown,
oroy, bIueoroy and heother Checks. spIoshes, her
rnebones and donegal weoves. Rooon or set-n
sleeves, bo coIor, slosh pockets Regulars, shorts,
longs.
Mems Clothtng-Second Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, Arlington
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Genuine Hempe oroyIe cotton hose in variety Of
diamond, overploid ond panel potterns Snort color
combinations Of blues. ereys. tons, browns, mo-
rooms Sizes 10 to Is. One-size stretch socks Of
lOoeo Dupont Heloneo nyIon ond cotton and nyIon
blends. Solid 6x5 ribs. oroyles and novelty designs
N group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

This IS vour chance to sound of-dnd TV
Critic Bernie Harrison lUiu do his best to GnSCeT
questions Please keep letters brief Pen names
Ctu be used il desired
PLEASE HAVE ON SUNDAY NIGHT PETER
PAN AGAIN DONALD HEALD (age 81,
Alexandria, Va.
Dear Donald That's the spirit! Wouldn't
it be wonderful NBc introduced Spectdcaldrs
for children neIt season?
Dear Bernie:
The baseball season Is rolling around and
with it problem that has been bothering me
and several hundred other persons in and
around Washington We'd simply like to know
what the score u.s. You see, we are deaf and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
TeIeVue Mailbaq

unable to follow the spoken announcements.
Otter during a ball game the screen remains
devoid of any visual scores for several innings.
Is there any way this could be brought
to the attention of the networks?
Television is probably the greatest thing
that has happened to the deaf since .. . golly
l can't think of anything else.
DONALD o. P,
Gallaudet College
Dear Donald Vic Guidice, WTTG-5 pro-
gram director asks me to assure you that the
Washington bail games to be carried this season
wiH positively carry bettpeen innings uiSuGl
scores My recollection is that this has been
done In preuiouS years Uia the National 30
Scoreboard.
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4 LARGE ROOMS, front porch and
basement: fenced-in yard: s lots.
1916 59th ave, Hillside, Md. 10 s.
5249 for appointment. Immediate
possession; 5000. 40
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN, 5000 E. Halbert-
New 3-bedrm, :3-bath brick and
stone with carport and rec rm
Overlooking river. Open 20 pm.
HE 4-4l1b. so
HGTS., By owner
Rare 3-bedrm.. @-bath brick. Wood
ed : acre, prestige community: I'M
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BETHESDA

$4,000. Immaculate and
tastefully decorated clapboard
bungalCw-type home OH a very
beautiful level lot. near all
schools, express bus and shop
ping; :, large bedrmS. and
bath on lSt q plus living RIM
aiming nm. modern kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal;
= nicely finished rms. up
stairs: full bsmt. with excel
lent rec. rm. and nearly new
heating plant This one YOU
should see. W. b. WRIGHT.
EN-. 3-J6OO till q nm
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BROADMONT RAMBLER-Magniti-

cent home on beautiful lot. Spacious
l6X"f liv, rm. with firepl., i3-ft.
rms. : de luxe all-tile baths, won
dertul 1ixl kit; full daylight
bsmi., finished rec. rm. with firepl.,
garage, To inspect, call METzLER.
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ROLLINGWOOD
AZ, AIIRACIIVE

,-, - NOLONihL HUME
FirSt-hoor plan consists Of center
nail, living room. large dining room.
strictly modern kitchen and rear
screened living porch, overlooking
garden. There are bedrooms. .
baths and lovely sleeping pnrch on
the. second floor Recreation room
with open fireplace, maids room and
bath and .-car parage in basement.
Beautiful wooded lot. close 10 Roll.
haywood school; good Transportation
Price $4,000 BOSS AND PHEI PS,
INC. MA $4,000 evenings. cali
Mr.. Leigh OIL 2-31ga rs
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$15,500
2-FamilV Detached Brick

Beautiful well-constructed bldg.
with two :.-bedrm apis. individual
heating units and utilities. Priced
for immediate sale. Call A A.
CAROlZA. LII. 10000; ewes, LU.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

settiement. Balance ike rent.wAt.
traetive, modern 2-bedroom bunga-
low. full basement. equipped kitch-
en-: nice yard With rock garden.
Close to bus and stores. Vacant.
P PrSmP, possession "a loan: rs. 10.
CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING -
Charming j-bedrm. brick rambler
near Sligo Park; very lge. rooms
throughout, bSmt.; nr. bus and
shopping. SlS,750 Submit offers.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC. JU.
a-5555. Office open 9 TO 8. Real
tors
COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE acres,
Cape Cod featuring living room
Tn a and bs Glg d Esahen bed bed
minutes north Of Silver Spring.
Price. 81. 500. WOOD COMPANY.
ll15S Georgia ave. 10. 4-72O0
til $50
So .95O--Custom wall-to-wall car
peting, fiagStone porch and charm
ing rec. room are incluoed in this
our loveliest listing. 3 Ice. bedrmS.,
Ia baths, powder rm., sep. din.
rm.; garase, and quarter acre COR
n,as fenced i9l with trees. Very
$500, 3 It'll o.
l6.95O-Aluminum storms dress up
this lovely ana large brick rambler
3 lge. bedrms., u baths. full bsmt.,
flagstone patio and driveway. AS
sumo 4l4fe loan, GRAHAM d. Co"
OWNER MUST SELL. S12.700-A
really lovely brick rambler with .
LARGE bedrooms and large screened
porch. Fenced yard; conv. to schools
and buses. GRAHAM g. CO.. ~
J-615U . till 8
RETIRED TO THE COUNTRY, near
Burtonsyille--Large ,!-bedrm. ram
rm. with fireplace; screened porch;
garage; 2a-acre; S1a,95O A. j.
KEsSINGER q CO, JU. 9-4544.
STREAM AND TREES--UnuSual new
all-brick rambler with semifinished
rec. rm.. Eyes, it has a fireplace
in ground level bsmt.; 8 sunny bed
rms. sep. din. rm., "a baths; car
a 4. I KEssiNGER & CO. JU'
5000 DNs $50 MO-, incl ALL bed
rms, full nSmt.: blk, shop. and
bus VIII, B-S56S
COUNTRY RAMBLER, brick; hilltop,
!, acres overlooking beautiful Mary
land countryside, apple orchards,
RNaNiA NACCot AREA
patio. terraced front yard: . 6XS-
view windows, Thermopane; copper
plumbing, More-Sun Aforementioned
furnace, kitchen, cleo. dishWasher,
wall oven, built-in burners. living
rm, with fireplace, red oak PANEL
ing, heamed ceiling. / bedrmS.. .
tiled baths; double Carport and sun
deck. SHS.5hO Call RUTH RILEY.
Poplar 'a.-9442, or evenings. Pop
lar .-i4aI. -,
VA APPROVED real bargain. b
bedrrn. house in excel cond Lee.
KIT. firepl. in liy. rm., Level lot
Only Sl1.150. GEO. W. ROBERT
son. Realtor, 1886 Wis. ave, OIL,
!-2l@3, 9 pm
PRICED RIGHT-Immacula .
bedroom brick home spacious liv-
ing room, LARGE kitchen. table
space. dishwasher and disposal;
bSmt. with rec. room studded out;
deep lot; ~ loan Price S12,95O.
WOOD CO, 1l15S Georgia ave. LO
4-12U0 till 9:30.
CLOSE-IN WITH GROUNDS, beaut
house, suit. for entertaining. Will
sell as is or put in condition for
IeaSee. Call ewes, OIL. 2-9039.
20
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SILVER SPRING


NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND
FOREST GLEN RID.
6-room brick Colonial, living
room, dining room table space in
kitchen, LIST floor. 3 nice bedrooms
and bath up. Full basement, beauti-
full recreation room largc fenced iot.
Beautiful shrubbery. Clean as a
pin $4,000, 81 Express bus,
schools and ST Johns Parish. with
in walking distance