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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Farm Gas Tax
Refund Forms Here

Forms for federal gasoline tax
refunds are now available to farm
ers throughout Attawa County.
This word came from county
agent Fred T. Grimm after receiv-
ing the county supply of forms
from the Internal Revenue office.
The form is actually card that
should be filled in and mailed ac-
cording to instructions. Grimm says
it is simple, but urges farmers to
keep good records to verify their
claims.
Banks, machinery dealers and
elevators as we'll as the Extension
office have a supply of the cards.
First period to be covered by the
card is January /, 1856 through
June 30, 1856. Claims for this
period must be filed before Octob-
er /, 1856.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
CATAWBA BRIEFS
Catawba Has Many New
Tourist Accommodations
BY MRS. a. N. RoFkAR
News staff CORRESPONDENT

Tourists who have not visited Catawba for couple OF
years will be surprised at the added tourist accommodations
available this year. Added to Holiday Motel and Orchardsde
opened last year. Dor and Catawba Motels also the
Mcdaniel Efficiency Apartments at Gem Beach, which will
be opened this year. Numerous other smaller accommoda
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Traditional
Lifting ROOM
Ith Floor. Washington onl

9TH Floor, Washington Onlv
3-S9.95 Foam Lounge Chairs,
as is; brown, toast, red -. 49.95
1--69.95 Duran Lounge Chair,
as is; ivory --------------29 .S5
1-59.95 Grey Lounge Chair,
as Is ------------------ 1880
2-59.95 Foam Lounge Chairs,
as is; lime, toast --------. 29.95
2-5S.95 Wing Chairs, gold, as
1-99.95 Oversize Lounge Chair,
floor sample -------------59 .95
1-179.95 Pillow-back Lounge
Chair, toast; as is------- 1885
2-S9.95 Ladies' Lounge Chairs,
rose, foam cushion ------59.95
1--159.95 Valentine Seaver
Chair, gold, as is--------. 1886
1-99.95 Valentine Seaver Chair,
as is ------------.- O0.So
3-S9.95 Bareback Chairs,
as Is 80 --- ----- $50 5S.9o
1-S9.95 Channel-back Chair,
floor sample ---------.59 .95
2-l39.95 Early American Chairs,
99.95
2-59.95 Channel-back Chairs,
1885
2-69.95 Wing Chairs 49, 1895
1--139.95 WOod-trimmed Chair,
1895
2-lss.s5 Foam Sofas ---lis.sS
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Curtains,
DrUperieS

sth Floor, Washington Only
1--5.99 Tailored Lace Curtains,
DIT. ------4--. 80 l.oo
2-3.99 Cotton Lace Curtains,
81, pr. H. ----.--- 49, 1888
1-3.99 Cotton Lace, 81, pr. 1.99
7-9.99 Cotton Lace Curtains.
pr. --.----- 9.5o
$3.50 Suntique Draw Draper
les pr. ----------------- S.SJ
22-7.9s Trulon Draw Draper
les, co., pr. --.------------l99
Sl-s.99 Fiberglas Boucle Drap-
cries. pr. ------------------t99
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Boys, Jr. And
Prem BO1IS' Wear

End Floor. Washington Only
$3.50, 2.99 Boys LOng-Sleeve
Polo Shirts, IL only 99c
142-1.69. 1893 Boys SpOrtswear,
Swim Suits 49c
S3-1.99 Boys Flat Top Hats, SOC
41O-69c-S1 Boys Underwear,
Soc or 2 for 81
5-11.95 Boys Polished Cotton
Sport Goats, 7, IL. 16 - 500
19-22.95-29.95 Young Mems
Summer Sport Coats, broken
sizes 1888 ---.----------5.99
9-lO.99 Boys Reversible jack
cts, 6 and 8 only 5.99
500 Boys Senator Baseball
Jackets. Sizes 8, 18, 20 - 800
4-9.99 Boys Winter-Weight
Jackets. IA only 1850 IS
25-YOung Mems RayOn Linen
Summer Stacks. Broken sizes
1884 ----------- 2.09
6O-S.99-4.99 Jr. and Prep. Boys
Washable Rayon Linen Stacks.
Broken sizes 6-12 . 1879
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LINENS

5th Floor, Washington Only
11-3.99 81" Round Cloths,
butcher rayon, white fringe. 1.99
20-4.49-5.99 Printed Cloths,
52x70", linen-rayon-cotton, 2.99
21-2.99-3.99 8-Pc. Luncheon
Sets, organdy, rayon and cotton,
1.99
9-3.99-4.99 5-Pc. Tea Sets.
organdy, rayon and cotton, 1.99
20-9.98 II PERI. Irish Linen
Dinner Cloths, 70x88" 4.9S
6-2.99 Candy Striped Plastic
Cloths, 54x54" --------- 100
1919 Candy-Striped Plastic
Cloths, 54x90" - 1893
1880 Italian Hand-Embr0i-
dered Dinner Napkins 2 for 81
50-1.69-1.99 Hand Embroidered
Madeira Dinner Napkins.
2 for 81
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WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
PAINTS

It'll Floor, Washington Only
15-.70 Battleship Gray Floor
and Deck. Gal 2.99
1880 White Semi Gloss
Paint. Gal. - ----- 3.19
25-6.4O First Grade Outdoor
White Paint. GAL - 4.19
$3.50 Clear Spar Varnish.
Gal. 3.19
1850 MOnad Bone White
Enamel. Gal. ------------4.29
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ind Floor. Washington Only
5O-e.99-1699 Cotton Dresses,
5.S8-6.S8
5O-s.99-s.99 Cotton Skirts, 2.s0
7O-2.99-5.99 Jr. Deb Sportswear,
1.08-2.88
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Showroom Samples,
Special Order Floor
Samples, Fetc-Of.G.
Kind PipPps

Jth Floor, Washington Only
1-169.95 Decorator Lounge
Chair, foam cushion, green,
1895
1--l59.95 Ladies' Lounge Chair,
foam cushion, turq. -----. $685.
3-l69.95 Lounge Chairs, 2
colors. sage and turq. ---129.95
1-l79.95 French Provincial
Chair, foam cushion, pink.
1885
2-2l9.95 Decorator Lounge
Chairs, blue, pink -------169.95
1-169.95 Tufted- back Lounge
Chair, foam cushion, gold,
129.95
l-l29.95 Wing Chair, gold, SS8
3-129.95 Bareback Chairs,
sage and toast ----------- SSS
1--329.95 Decorator Sofa, 229.95
6-299.95 Decorator Foam Sofas,
foam cushion, tan ----- 1885
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JR. AND MISSES
FASHIONS

40-1O.98 Jr. Miss Cotton Poplin
Car Coats, Z, 8, II only $50
5O-17.98-22.9S Junior Dresses,
7-15 -- - $40
sra Floor, Washington; End Floor.
SilUer Spring and PARRin0ton.
2OO-7.99-S.99 Famous Make
Cotton Bathing Suits, 1898 in
group ------- ---------T'CO
Ist Floor, Washington. SiIuer Spring
and PARKin0ton
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TOTS And
Childre1s'S Wear
Washington Only

4O-2.SS-4.9S Sleeveless Dresses,
TO 6x 2.88
20-5.99-6.99 Tots Dresses, 3.8S
20-5.99-7.99 Girls Dresses, Z to
IA s.4-- 600
4O-7.99-12.99 Mother Daughter
Dresses, Misses sizes 10 TO is,
5.SS
75-l.99 Cotton Knit sleepers,
size 2 only $3.50 ~ 2 for So
7O-2.25 Cotton Pinafore Slips.
! 70 8 .-- -..--~--~--.- lyD
l8-2.99 Cotton Plisse Gowns,
8 TO IA -.-.--.l.9 9
so-2.99-4.5O Teens Sandals and
Casuals, 40 In group -.----.sl
5o-1.99-3.S9 Child's Tennis OK
fords, Sandals, Casuals, 81
to 3 IN group ---------------n
snd Floor washinstos oniv
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Girls SMbfeemS',
.Jr. DebS'

u 1COO
4OO-1.99 Girls Summer Blouses,
81
75-l9S Cotton Knit Polo
Shirts, TIA ---- 59c or 2 for 81
5O-3.99-4.99 girls Summer
Skirts ------- -------- 81
75-2.49 Girls BloOmer Play
su;ts 81
lOO-2.9S Girls Seersucker Play
suits --------.- -
2OO-3.99-6.99 Girls Swim Suits,
cotton and lastex ---------. l.SS
$3.50 Subteen SUNNI er
RIOuSes ----- LBS
5O-5.99- 1899 Subteen Cotton
Dresses 1890 500
1OO-l.99-2.29 Subteen Sports
2O-3.99-7.99 Subteen Summer
IOO-4.99 7.99 Subteen SWIM
wear, cottons, lastex- 80, l.99
5000, $3.50 Jr. Deb Sleeveless
BlOuses ---- 49, Loo
75-5.9s-I2.99 Jr. Deb Bathing
Suits -4 ASSESS
END Floor, Washington and
SilveT Spring; Srd Floor,
PARKtH0toB
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BLANKETS AND
COUFORTERS

5th Floor. Washington Only
1859 II Perfect Striped
Blankets, 72x90" soiled- 100
$3.50 Printed Cotton Blank
cts, 72x90" ----------------.2. 99
8-12.95 All-WOOl Blankets,
twin, soiled --------------5.95
sass GE Contour Electric
Blankets, double ----- 49,. 14.95
7-l6.95 All Wool Blankets,
double, soiled --------------8.95
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Youth. 10, Charged
With Rope Attempt

An 18-year-old grocery store
delivery boy was accused yester-
day of attempting to rape a
young mother after he had de-
livered groceries to her apart
ment in the Riggs Manor area
of Prince Georges County.
The youth was identified by
County Police Pfc. Robert F.
Duncan as William Lawrence
Moss, of the 5000 block of Arun-
del road, Mount Rainier.
Moss was charged with at
tempted rape and assault and
battery. He was jailed without
bond pending a hearing on Mon
day in Hyattsville Police Court.
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Temperatures Tor Yesterday

Readings Washington National Airport
Mldnian. G. No0A IN
' ~ rs ipn -
\ III - Sp.nl "a
Record Temperatures This Year
HIGHEST, 50, on April 4
Lowest 90 on January "a and 2S,
February ."
High and Low OF Last 81 Hours
biah, ~, at ~ IS ? IN.
Los. %, at J.lb I'm
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BY JOSEPH A. FOX

House Democrats today were
looking for another farm bill So
luton after dumping short
lived subsidy plan The pros
poets were for something in line
with Eisenhower Administration
ideas.
The Presidents $l.2 billion
soil bank program, minus a pre-
payment provision. plus a 81
billion surplus commodity dis
posal fund shaped up as the key
features in the confused legisla-
tive picture. but there already
were rumblings of Democratic
discomfort over the new blue
print. 1t is scheduled to go be-
fore the House Agriculture Com
mittee Monday,
Vigorous Republican opposi-
ton and lack of unanimity
among Democrats themselves
we're behind the abandonment
last night of a plan to tie the
administration backed soil bank
program in with new level Of
price supports raising guarantees
for principal crops to the 80 per
cent of parity level by a system
of compensatory payments"
Cooley and Hope Confer
The new subsidy plan was an
nounced late Wednesday by
House Agriculture Committee
Chairman Cooley, Democrat of
North Carolina. but after a con-
ference yesterday with Repre-
sentative Hope of Kansas. Re-
publican farm bloc leader, the
North Carolinian said it had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Con-
siderable cloudiness tonight. low
"a. Partly cloudy. rather windy,
and warmer tomorrow with scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
in the afternoon.
Maryland = Cloudy. showers
spreading eastward. reaching
the coast tonight Low near so
in the west and in the sos else
where. Warm and windy tomor-
row with showers and scattered
thunderstorms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cloudi-
ness tonight. low in the SOS.
Partly cloudy tomorrow, rather
windy and warmer with scattered
afternoon thundershowerS.
Wind.-East to southeast 10 to
Is miles per houl becoming
southeast to south tonight and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
House Democrats Study
9. O. P. Farm Aid Ideas

given up because Of Republican
predictions of another presiden-
itial veto.
The subsidy plan proposed tc
pay farmers the cash difference
between the new price level just
fixed by the Administration fol
wheat. cotton. corn. rice anc
peanuts. and the return they
would get at 80 per cent.
Mr.. Hope had said he felt this
scheme would be as objection
able to the Administration as
the fixed 80 per cent scale which
was largely responsible for the
veto.
viewer, Representative
Poage, Democrat of Texas, said
he intended to fight for the
extra payments whenever the
legislation gets to the floor.
The bill Mr.. Cooley now is pre-
pairing for committee considera-
ton is essentially that which was
vetoed by President Eisenhower
minus the features to which the
White House objected.
Oppose Advance Payments
Democrats insist, however. thai
they will not go along with the
Presidents proposal to incorpo.
rate a provision that would per.
NIT about $500 million in advance
payments to farmers who con-
tract to take cropland out oil
production in the soil bank pro.
gram.
Mr.. Hope and other House
COP leaders say they will insist
on the advance payments.
They argue this arrangement
is needed to get cash to the
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are open only to veterans, pay
$3.50 to S3.l75 a year. The mes
senger jobs pay $3.50 a year.
Apply to the csc. Francis
Frank" Jones. chief of Int
rior'S Bureau of Reclamation's
organization and methods divi-
sion, has received a $500 award
for improving the bureaus in
centlve awards program. An
organizing meeting of the Wash
ington Parliamentary Law Club
will be held at 1880 pm. next
Thursday in the District Public
Library, Wisconsin avenue and
r streets NV. Federal employees
IN the study of Rob-
erts Rules of Order and other
recognized authors in the field
are invited to attend and join
the group. i. . The Office of Edu-
cation, Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, mas pre-
sented the following length of
service awards: William T. Span.
ton, 80 years; Hugh P. Brinton,
Mary Alice Custer, Claude Page,
Albert L Pelley. Rua Van Horn,
20 years; Rita M. Burke, Neva
A. Carlson, Elmer c. Deering,
James w. Doom, jr., Mary B.
Fuller, J. Harold Goldthorpe,
John w. Grissom, jr., William
A. Jaracz. Simon A. McNeely,
Sarah c. Norfleet, Elsie NJ.
Riggs, Cameron M. Ross, Ellen
5. Scala. Margaret A. Smercan-
sky, Purcell West and Ruth H.
Worsley, 10 yaers.
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ACG WHICH, recognized the right
Of States to regulate insurance
firms despite the interstate ma
ture of their business.
The commission majority said
the law was not intended TO
permit insurance companies to
secure new business by false and
misleading advertising in inter-
state commerce
ETC Chairman John w.
Gwynne and Commissioner Low
ell B. Mason said in a dissent.
however, that the opinion COM
pletely Ignores what they said
was the intent of Congress to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

farmers this year. and House
Republican Leader Martin of
Massachusetts predicted it would
be approved.
II the program gets by the
House. however, it seems certain
to encounter trouble in the Sem
ate. There, Agriculture Commits
tee Chairman Ellender, Demo-
crat Of Louisiana, has already
served notice that the admins
tration cannot get the soil bank
program it wants without max
ing concessions.
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repoSe regulatory power in the
States.
Mr.. Mason added that the
ruling would transfer to the Fed
eral Government lin one fell
swoop" control of all phases
OF the insurance business in
interstate commerce.
A similar view came from in
dustry spokesman in state
mnet issued by the Health In
Surance Association of America
the American Life Convention
and the Life Insurance Associa-
ton of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
Tide Tables

Furnished by the United states Coas,
and GeodctIc SurYeyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
FTC Claims AUTHORITY
To Rule Insurance Ads
BY the Associated Press

Over protests of two of its members Federal
mission today claimed authority regulate advertising by health
and accident insurance companies.
formal 80 decision announced last an ETC
examiners ruling that the commission only where
State law applies
AT issue Interpretation of the 94S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

floor.
Federal employe unions are
girding for an about battle to
retain the provision. since they
feel its elimination could cost
the jobs of thousands of Federal
workers in defense activities.
Representative Vinson, Demo-
crat of Georgia. chairman of the
House Armed Services Commit
tee. is expected to lead the fight
to kill Section 638 which re-
quires the approval of the
House and Senate Appropria-
tons Committee before a de-
Tense activity can be abolished
and transferred to industry The
National Association of Manu-
facturerS and the United States
Chamber of Commerce are also
opposed to the provision. They
contend many defense activities
are in competition with private
industry.
/ During House Appropriations
Subcommittee hearings on the
Defense Departments 1857
money bills, Defense Secretary
Wilson acknowledged that Sec
ton 638 had not unduly ham
pered the defense agencies.
/ Representative Skies, Demo-
crat of Florida. one of the
strong hackers of Section 638
which was incorporated into the
defense money bill last year
asked Mr.. Wilson if it caused
you any material difficulty in its
operation
Mr.. Wilson replied: Il do not
think so. 1t is just one of the
added ones. you know, around
your neck. We can carry that
load"
DOWNGRADING SALARY
PROTECTION-The Senate Civil
Service Committee next Tues
day is expected to approve the
bill to protect Federal classified
employees from salary cuts when
their Jobs are downgraded
through no fault of their own.
The House already has approved
the bill. A Senate Civil Service
Subcommittee. headed by Sem
.ator Scott. Democrat of North
Carolina, approved the measure
yesterday.
The bill not only would pro-
tect classified employees in the
future, but 1t would be retro
active to July l, 1854. Employees
who since that time were down
graded would be restored to their
old salary level, but would not
collect additional compensation
for the time they were drawing
the lower pay.
RETIREMENT BILL-It now
appears that the Senate will act
on the Johnston civil service re-
tlrement bill the week after
next. Chairman Johnston pre-
diets Senate approval of the
measure without much difficulty.
There probably will be a move
by Senator Case. Republican of
New Jersey, to have the Senate
adopt his proposal to boost an
nuities by about 20 per cent and
allow Federal employees to de-
eide in a national referendum
whether they want supplemental
social security coverage.
The Case proposal isn't given
much chance in the Senate but
1t might be pushed by House
Republicans. The Johnston bill
would raise Federal annuities by
about rs per cent and family
survivorship benefits by at least
so per cent, within the frame
work OF the civil service retire
ment system and without any
link to social security.
X
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
civil Service Commission has
announced exams for puards
and messengers in Federal agen-
cles. The guard positions, which
farmers this war an5 IJa,,-.
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
House Fight Predicted
On Defense Projects
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Several top members the Appropriations Committee
predict the group will retain Section which restricts the
transfer Of defense activities private industry approved
by Congress.
strong fight reminiscent of last year is expected
when the Defense Departments money which contains
he House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
south to southwest 20 to 25 miles
per hour tomorrow Visibility
good to fair
Five-Day Forecast for
Washington and Vicinity
April % to May 2

Temperatures will average a
few degrees above normal. Nor
NAL for Washington is a nigh
of SO and low of 40. Very
warm and windy tomorrow and
early Sunday, turning cooler late
Sunday and Monday. Milder
again Tuesday and Wednesday
Showers and thunder>torms to-
morrow and early Sunday Rains
likely Tuesday and Wednesday
River Report
From S. Engineers
Potomac River cloudy at lIsrpers Ferry
and clear az Grea, Fairs Shenandoah
M NJ Lr-a IrrrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
civil Service Commission has
announced exams for guards
and messengers in Federal agen-
cles. The guard positions, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Showers and thunder
storms expected tonight in from upstate New
York to Virginia and around the Eastern Lakes with rain
or near Lake Superior and showery weather the
length of the Mississippi in Texas The Dakotas and
Northern Rockies expect with elsewhere
the RockeS.-AP Wirephoto Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01

For our 24-hour telephone order service
dial District $500 any hour, day or night
or our Mail rder-Service will give your
order prompt attention, use order blanks
available on back cover of this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
save on this high-low
clipped Spunvis rayon pile
BATH MAT SET

bath rug, 2lx36", regularly 500. 20
matching lid cover, regularly 200, r."
It's Goblin Croft's Durham" In smart oval
shape, the varying rows of high ond low pile
lend on unusuoI texture interest and add
beauty to the bath. Green. yellow. oeronun,.
white, pink, blue and silver.
W6l-Lnens, 5th Floor
:. also Chevy Chose and Aexondri0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
save on floral pattern,
lustrous rayon and cotton
DAMASK DINNER SETS

Rich background for all your dining. cloths
ore carefully hond-hemmed You'll love the
coIors and marvel OF the exciting January
savings White, gold, pink, green and blue.
6.98 tablecloth, 64x84", s napkins 500
8.98 tablecloth, 64xl04", IL napkins 1893
WGL-Linens 5th Floor
.. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
washable, Dacron filled
Cannon percale covered
COMFORT 1858

In quaint rosebud print Cannon PercoIe,
this Docron-fIIed comfort is warmth with
out weight . cosy to wash, quick to dry.
Moth and niIdew resistant. Size 72x84".
Pink, oquo. yellow or green.
Pillow in nnotchino print or solid color. 5.0S
WGL-BEonkets and Bedding, 5th Floor
-. also Chevy Chase ord Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
January savings on this
protection that your beds need
MATTRESS PADS

twin size, regularly 4.95, 3.05
double size, regularly SOS, 4.05
Double stitched mottress pods thot are
seamless for comfort, Sonforized for safe
woshine BIeoched white filler. They pro-
vide additional sleeping comfort and as
sure nottress protection.
WGL-Bonkets ond Bedding, 5th Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

ARLINGTON N-Rambisr Three
hedfeoms olE hvins room. separate
dining room 6nXl aA-ti To- Eitn
,rees GRADE schools ore block
sif $50. Cal Y 4-ccis. No
AEentA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY
YOU CAN BE
QUEEN
OF the Neighborhood

when you own this most attrae.
tive white shingle home, on a large
corner Handicapped lot. In a desir'
able location, lust south OF Alex.
landria. II has y soft. living room
and famtly-dining room: you'll
love the modern, large 2O-ft
kitchen with tile walls and com.
.plete equipment including washer
and drier there are = bedrooms anC
e tiled baths. Il bedToola and bath
on list foorl, snndeck, brick patio
.anc driveway. Close TO excellent
shopping schools and churches
Best of all, this home can be pur.
chased for the low price Of Sls,OO(
.(GI approvedl with 1917 down
FHA.. conventional or military a,
.nancing available
Ewes. Mrs. Browne. so 5-55OS
The M. H. BARRY Org.
s2oG MI; Vernon Ave, Alex, Va
"The Old Reliable Once
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OF

All our listinss. this one is the low
old. Only S11.500, CT approved.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH-2-level. new
brick house, \ min to Pentagon
Ground level. 3 rms bath. eat
rance level 2 bedrms.. bath. Nv.
places, attic Mr. schools. Price.
So $50. IA. 2-SO7I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
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