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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-15

farmers of both states per year
We have a stock auction market
we have a cannery, we have q
firm who reclaims metal, we
have other firms there who we
say are Tabor City firms and
who operate without benefit OF
police protection. except that the
state Of South Carolina can af-
ford and which is and has been
found efficient in the past.
Also to the south we find
West and East Railroad Street
crossing the Zine" NeSmith
Street intersects West Railroad
Street and the Zine" To the
southeast the Pireway Road
could possibly bisect the line at
some future date.
At one time the confusion was
even greater inasmuch at the
railway station was designated
as Mount Tabor and the post
office as Tabor. The gentleman
who is responsible for the pres
ent name of Tabor City" is
still living and l had the pleas
ure of voting for him, when he
ran for the General Assembly of
North Carolina.
When King John was forced
to grant the Magma Carta to an
irate English citizenry and
Henry the Eighth divorced the
church from the state and so
laid down the precedence for a
free congress of the people, did
they not also lay down the right
of these people in our suburbs
to get together with our duly
elected city fathers in an effort
for dual if not common city
government rather than in inef-
ficient law enforcement system
as must exist with our system
of Lines" as now in force? And
without benefit Of clergy7
We could very easily recog-
nize a South Tabor City" and
n West Tabor City" as well as
an East Tabor" and so thereby
circumvent the duffians and
desparadoes who flock to our
city Zines" in the knowledge
that our present system will al
most guarantee them immunity
from any efficient law enforce
ment.
/ submit that the good people
of the above designated areas
have and still have cause for
resentment for the Indictment
in general that the people on
both sides of the Zine" have
been a party without giving
them a chance at efficient law
enforcement and without proper
designation of law violations.
After all. the State Line" ex-I
lists from a point on the Tenne-I
SSee line, roughly thirty-fouri
degrees above the equator with
a variation of some few miles
to point in Winyah Bay below
Frying Pan Shoals at some
thirty-three degrees north of the
equator. a lot can happen on
that Line,
Respectfully
Philips HARRISON
CidDpJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-15

slVeness to your touch on the wheel
brakes and accelerator.
You can see hat the SO Chevy is
a standout for style. But until Won
nave driven on you're missing the
pest part O. tn, news - the fact
that Chevrolet is the smoothest.
solldest, most wedded-to-the-road
automobile you ever bossed. Try it
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-15

million form 1858 to 1855. ac-
cording to the South Carolina
ra1m Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27

ing to the national economy
Hardly an industry exists that
would not suffer if the home
building industry entered a
serious depression.
For not only does the modern
house require every product in
the alphabet of materials. from
aluminium to zinc, but it employs,
directly and indirectly. millions
of workers-miners. lumbermen,
masons. railroaders. carpenters,
plumbers, truck drivers, archi-
tects, engineers. craftsmen. and
.others in many trades and pro-
LESSONS.
Coupled with this aspect Of
home building is recognition by
our Government of a duty to
provide encouragement and rea-
sonable aids to American families
in their constant quest for better
living. The history of housing
legislation in recent years is the
history of steady progress in this
direction. The double objective
is a healthier. happier, more
prosperous people and a stronger,
sounder economy as the impreg-
nable bulwark of a free Nation. 3"
These are good and eloquent
words. But-involved as they are
in the money squeeze-builders
are beginning to wonder more
and more how. without more CO.
operation. they can continue to
play, in the fullest measure, the
major role Mr.. Cole mas SO aptly
and expressively accorded them.
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Recent Building Permits
In District Are Listed

erect one one and half story DWELLING
II Underwood place NE; to cost
owner and builder, 6i0 Penn. avenue
NV; B. L. Freshman. architect: to
erect one 1iz-story dwelling. 10 Under
wood place NE; to cost, $1,000.
Little Sisters of the Poor. owner. Third
and r etreets NE: Haughton Elevator
Co, builder: TO change passenger eleva-
Tor from straight push button to up
down cumulative control, go Third
Samuel Levy. owner. 3059 NJ street
y; w. builder not selected; Eldred
Mowery, architect: TO erect one three
story Gwelling, 25l5 street NV;
cost Sl2,000
Samuel Levy. owner. @o5a NJ street
NV. builder no' selected; Eldred
Mowery. architect; 10 erect one three
stcry dwelling, .5l7 @ street NV:
cost, Sl2 600
:, S; Samuel Levy, owner. ao5a NJ street
Mowery architect; to erect one two
story dwelling, 1881 @ street NV; cost
Samuel Levy, owner. 1850 NJ street
NV; builder not selected; Eldred
Mowerv architect: to erect one two
story dwelling, 25l9 @ street NV; cost
Samuel Levy. owner, 3o5a NJ street
NV; builder not selected: Eldred
story dwelling, 1928 street NV; cost
$4,000.
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PAYMENTS Go I'm

This is perfectly true-but it
applies chiefly to those who are
not in the market for homes. To
the average home buyer. it
means higher monthly pay
ments and lessened ability to
save, rather than an increase in
savings.
To the mortgage lender and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27

There is unquestionably a siza-
bic market for the bigger and
better house. But there are also
many families who would like to
buy, all over the country, who
cannot afford the bigger and
better house.
How to meet this mass market
lis what responsible home build
IerS are worrying about. 1t is,
likewise. what the Government
lis concerned about-and what,
undoubtedly, Congress will try to
do something about it at it's
forthcoming session.
In addition to wanting to oper-
ate profitably in the mass mar
ket, the home-building industry
seeks to have a record that it
can defend in the political arena.
If necessary. If it is not able to
supply middle-income housing.
for example. it is vulnerable to
charges private enterprise is not
doing an adequate job.
Involved in the squeeze of costs
and competition, the building in
dustry recognizes that, above all
the cost of money is the most
serious.
That is the reason why build
ers are so much concerned over
the increasing unavailability of
loan funds for CT and FILA mort
cages, and why so many believe
that Treasury and Federal Re-
serve Board policy has hit them
too severely.
Cole Cites Importance
In an address the other day.
Housing Administrator Cole said:
During the past generation.
there has been a growing aware
ness by our Government of the
vital Importance of home build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
Recent building permits issued
by the District include:

Dy the OlStrlcC mcluQe.
National Bros dcasting Co, Inc,
Nobel Co., builder: Chatelain, Gauger
g. Nolan architects: TO erect one two
story building, 4n0l Nebraska avenue
NV; cost, Sl.200.000.
Edgar H. Davidson, IT.. owner. 1909
Pennsylvania avenue NV; builder not
selected Lawrence NJ. Stevens archi-
tect; to erect one two-story dwelling
~! Chain Bridge road NV: cost,
Frank s. Phillips, owner and builder.
921 Fifteenth street NV; Frank G.
Beatty, architect; to erect one two-story
dwelling. ZOOS Forty-sixth street NV;
cost, 100000
Cooper Equipment Co.. owner 1114
Ninth street NV: Joseph Ferrante.
builder: Lloyd c. Mayers, architect; to
erect one storage and garage. HOO
liza Shepherd court NV; cost.
Rizik Bros. Inc owner, 110s Con-
necticut avenue NV; Haughton Ele-
vator Co builder to change passenger
elevator from car switch to up-down
cumulative. 1877 L street NV; cost,
Sl6,0 900.
John E. Sailed. owner. 500 Hamlin
SSsfs Haet fnas srch stssf to Su sfsd
one one..story building, 500 Hamlin
Lyon Builders and Development Co..
owner and builder. 6l9 Penn. avenue
NV. B. L. Freshman. architect: ia
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BURNING TREE FOREST
$27,750
69I0 SelkIFk Drive

ObIb SeIKIFk UFIVt
Only 1 left. Don't miss this new
modern split-level with 8 bed
rooms. ga baths. garage, dining
room, family-sized kitchen and
finished recreation room. Larger
than AVERAGE wooded lot Ada
cent to Wilson Lane and River
Rid. the popular family COM
munity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27

OLD HAMLET-No. ALDEN LANE-cHEV CHASE, NARY
LAND-S3l $50 BEDROOMS z BATHS, WILLIAMSBURG
COLONIAL PURCHASER MAY ASSUME APPROX $40 500 41So
lst TRUST PAYABLE S55 PER MONTH INCLUDING PRINCIPAL
INTEREST TAXES AND INSURANCE Won't eorly sole True
center reception ho fomy dining room kitchen with
dshwoher ond disposal Full basement with ottroce poned
club Porch Attached garage Located in the HomIet-
Woshngtons distinctive unequoed residential community
DIRECTIONS From Chevy Chose Circle Conn Ave LeIond
St. right Lelond block GIendoIe 3D. right Glendale
to Alden ond TIFF sign
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
Will Prices and Output
TroveI Up or Down?

savings investor, it means a
higher immediate return but,
likewise, an increased risk that,
in an emergency, interest and
principal payments may not be
met. To the builder, to owners
Of existing houses. and to
brokers, 1t means smaller
market for Sales-for higher in
terest rates will make many
thousands ineligible to buy, and
take them out of the market en-
tirely.
The cost of money is. of
course. not the only reason why
builders are worried over being
squeezed out Of their middle-in-
come mass market. The in
creasing cost of land, higher la
Dor costs. ballooning utility
costs, the demands of COMPETE
tion-all are factors.
Squarely at the center of the
middle-income housing dilemms
is the very real fact that big
ger and better" house inevitably
means a costlier house.
Bathrooms Increase
In a current merchandising
campaign, a national building
products magazine said hardly
anyone builds one bathroom
houses any more. whereas 80
per cent of all new 1880 nous S
had only one bath. So this wear S
new houses are a much bigger
market for everything that goes
into new bathrooms.
"Other examples" the maya
zines publicity says, "also show
how fewer. but bigger and better
houses, require a greater amount
Of quality building products:
"Today's houses include in the
package two or three times as
many new ranges and refrigera-
tors. four or five times as many
dishwashers, home laundries,
garbage disposers.
"Today'S house has a lot more
and bigger windows, so the
market for windows is bigger
than ever, and richer than ever.
"Today's houses use 20 or. 80
times as many sliding glass
walls.
"Today's house is bigger, so it
uses more lumber.
1T uses 100 times more acous-
teal products.
1T uses a lot more quality
flooring.
1T uses lot more insulation.
This trend to the bigger, better
house is bound to continue. be-
cause the demand for such homes
is almost as acute today as the
demand for shelter alone in the
immediate postwar period"
Congress May Act
The trend this magazine sees
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To The mortgage lender and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
BURNING TREE ESTATES
S3l,5oo

300 Seven Locks Rid.
LARGE brick split-level. family
sized electric kitchen and built
in breakfast nook LARGE dining
room, screened porch, 3 bedrooms
and mahogany paneled den. ga
baths spacious finished rec-ea-
ion room pith additional fire
place, H-car garage on over u
acre. Fine location and neishhor.
hood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
Continued From Page b.

= 90 - a
likewise. has just found that
funds for FHA-type loans are
ample in only 6 per cent of
the country, in moderate" sup
ply in 81 per cent, and are
tight" in 81 per cent.
In 43 per cent of the Nation,
the organization found that CT
loans with a 2 per cent down
payment and 20-year term are
not available at all; and in 81
per cent of the Nation, it found
that Gil loans with a 2 per cent
down payment and a 30-year
term are not available at all.
NAREB also noted hidden
costs of obtaining money that
are hampering middle-income
housing by reporting it had
found:
A sharp increase in discounts
charged in connection with Fed
eral Housing Administration
and unsupported loans during
the last quarter. with changes
occurring so rapidly in many
areas that rate quotations were
said to have only transitory
value"
1t was apparently with this
situation in mind that Mr.. Tur-
ley stated the industry must con-
tlnue TO encourage home own
erShlp and "avoid avarice and
2 selfish desire for the highest
possible yield from home mort
cages
Campaign Opened
In spite of a recognition that
an increase in interest rates of
one-half of per cent on a SIS
900 house adds around $1,000
to the cost of the house over
a 25-year mortgage term, a
campaign by mortgage bankers
to free interest rates has al
ready begun.
About six weeks ago. the
Mortgage Bankers Association of
America addressed letters to
members of Congress setting
forth its point of view that Con-
gress should permit interest
rates on GI-insured homes to
increase.
II got the definite impress
sion. the head of the associa-
ton told the recent annual con-
vention of the organization.
that we acted wisely in setting
forth the case for flexible in
terest rates at this time. At
tainment Of this objective is. in
my opinion, not d HOPELESS goal"
Whatever Congress opinion
may be when it reconveneS. the
idea of a rise in mortgage in
terest rates is apparently not
repugnant to the Treasury De-
partment.
Addressing the same conven-
ton, Under Secretary of the
Treasury w. Randolph Burgess
approvingly noted that higher
interest rates flow back to our
people in the form of gradually
rising returns on their savings
investments. available for spend
ing or re-lending.
Payments Go Up
This is perfectly true-but it
applies chiefly to those who are
not in the market for homes. To
the average home buyer. it
means higher monthly pay
ments and lessened ability to
save, rather than an increase in
savings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
Congress May Act

The trend this magazine sees
is heartening in many respects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

$50. 75O--4 bedrms., 2 baths: full
bsmt.; gar; cor. lot; lge. enclosed
porch; CT approved; this is O must
GRAHAM g. CO. JU. 5000. open
ewes
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SILVER SPRING. 1904 Portland I'd.
unconditional living room with
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. de luxe
kit. 8 bedrms., pa baths, paneled
rec. rn. with frepl. Many extras.
BY OWNER who is now making
his home in Florida. j.
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BETHESDA

In new" condition. this charm
Ing brick-and-slate home affords no
equal Tin It's price ranger for
those extra" areas so meaningful
today. Bedroom -size den and half
bath on LIST A.; today's brand-new
custom kitchen. separate dining
opening to screened porch: upstairs,
stairs. paneled rec. I'm. with hre-
place and garage, Fine area. close 70
Bradley Elementary. Mid-twenties.
All types Of financing available
ANDRIs REALTY. INC. OIL. 2-9070
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
CITIES SERVICE OIL CO.

Presently engaged in the most
dynamic expansion program
in its history, desires to inter-
view men OF ambition and
integrity who want to forge
Q career as Independent BUSH
nesSmen in the oil industry.
We want only the FINEST
service station dealers, and
we are building the FINEST
stations for them to operate.
Opportunities for growth in
both income and prestige are
truly unlimited in this field.
Annual earnings ranging from
$500 to $50. 900 are not
uncommon in today's mar
ket. Many dealers are enjoy
ing such income now. II you
are accepted as a Cities Serv-
ice dealer you will have the
benefit Of a salaried training
program plus complete mer-
chandising assistance from
the most progressive company
IN the industry. Investment
capital Is desirable. but char
acter and sincere purpose are
more important. II you would
like further details, please
call ia. 4-1100 between q
am. and g pm, Monday
through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

ROCK CREEK HTLLs-s-aere cor
ner lot: extra-lSe. hedrms'.
/, mod. baths. 23-ft. liv. rm. with
stone corner firepl.. formal size
an. rnn., all-elec, kit, complete
with Z ovens, 2 sinks. and break
fast area. The side. screened porch
Is CONSTRUCTED tor future future den The
DAYLIGHT Ss nelsd iea reeres,, 2 Se-tt
with stone firepl., game rm.. laun-
dry rm. and 29-ft. Scar garage
S4f,. 500. Excellent financing. c. NJ.
HALE CO.. Owner-buildeT, OIL. 4.
2471 and OIL. 4-477i.
ROCKVTLLE-Large wooded. fenced
Iot, quiet section; 3 bedrms., space
FOR 4th: firepl., washer and drier;
vet earning $4,000 may buy with
$3.50 down, $500 mo, includes
taxes and insurance. BRIDGES &
day or night.
ROCKVILLE; $3.50 down and S7g
mo-, incl. settlement charges. buys
this lovely 2-bedrm. home. equip,
kit: fenced yard; close to schools;
F FRA % 10. 4-76s0. ''
ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook Forest
yr, Cape Cod; 3 bedfms., roughed.
in Attn bedrm.. 2nd bath: pine pan.
eled liv. rm. w/corn. fp., Ice. kit.
corner lot. trees, fence: July AK AK
OWNER, GA. 4-S123.
SILVER sPRING-Immaculate brick
Colonial, in q delightful setting
8 bedrooms. table space in kit,
large screened porch; shade and
T 1sseS iTscii Co. SO -. $4,000. = .
SILVER SPRING. SIS,950-Close In
slmost new 4-bedrn. Cape Cod brk
OF Dale DIR. Beautiful shady fenced
lot, fireplace, mod. kit. with break
fast nook, full bsnt.; excel. cond
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU. o.
1I03 or RIA. 3-36S5 till 9 pm.
SILVER SPRING - Close-in; BY
OWNER. Exceptionally well-buill
brk, Colonial; z spacious rooms, 2ta
S svs ,6 rec ts s IN psesy ofs ns
neishbors; mr. schools, stores
transp., etc. owner transferred
priced for quick sale. SIG, $50
Real value sgss call ewes; and Sat-
Sill. SPRING, Conn. Ave Estates
Golden opportunity for non-Gl tc
assume S13,500 CT loan; sos mo
pays all after 81, 800 On, Lovely 8.
bedrm. brick rambler, full bsnlt.; d.
AuAS dn~clCC. kll.e CANcl. LVAAA
ALLEN, Realtor. RIA. 6-3333.
SILVER SPRING, 1904 Portland I'd
Brick rambler on corner lot; fully
air-conditioned living room with
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. de luxe
kit. 8 bedrms., ga baths, panelet
rec. rm. with firepl. Many extras
BY OWNER who is now making
his home in Florida. IL
SILVER SPRING--Brick Cape Cod
4 bedrooms. Ia baths, enclosed
porch: fenced lot: near public ant
parochial schools: clean. S1S,95O
Call It'll o. THOMPSON CO.. JU
BROOK--4-b edrnr. Cape Cod
liv. rm., Ice. bright Kitchen. patio
| Sill, $50: subject to ground rent
| DONALD E. YOUNKIN & co.
Realtor. JU. 5-1260 It'll o.
VIERS MILLS -bedrm
bungalow: full bsmt., redec. near
| by school and shopping: $1,000
500 mo. OWNER, VIII. 6-SO71.
WESTGATE, OF Mass. ave. ext
Charming brk. Colonial: smart cen
hall, work island in kit, 3 bedrms.
2 baths, maids rm. and bath; rec
rm.; walk to 3 schools. 2 buslines
storm windows: many trees, shrubs
| Open week end: S29,050. OWNER
OIL. 6-7499.
WHEATON MN T1rtclr Nn11--f.i
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wash. Bldg. DI. $4,000
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KENWOOn AREA
REDWOOD AREA
New Rambler, S36,500
KIRKSIDE AREA
AIR-CONDITIONED

New rambler. bedrooms. q baths.
library. fully completed lower rec
terrace level. including bedroom'
bath. Latest .GE electric Kitchen with
wal-type refrigerator. freezer. OPEN
TONIGHT. TO o. Dir: Drive Out
Wisconsin ave. lust past Western
Belmont ave. right to 5o07-09 Bel.
mont ave.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
342O CONN. AVE. WO. e-7aoo
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n. ARL.-3-bedrm.. lla-bath Colo
NAL; mr.. schools, shop. ctr; conv
Pentagon: den. "a bath 1st A.: love-
SI60 mo IA. E-QS59
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SILVER SPRING - CIose-in; BY
brk. Colonial: z spacious rooms, ga
baths; rec. rm., in process: lovely
level lot fenced; unusually f1ne
neighbors; mr. schools, stores.
transp., etc. Owner transferred;
priced for quick sale. SIS, 800.
Real value. Call ewes: and Sat-,
JU. S-266S.
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HOTEL-TYPE OPRN.-75 rms, ali
filled; cd. prof. SIS. 900. Low dn.
pymt. Call OWNER. co. 5.51S6. l.
SERVICE STATION for lease; this
is an excellent opportunity for good
man to take over an established
business with good income; some
financial assistance TO right man.
See MR.. JACKSON. 20l5 West
Virginia ave. ne.
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CAFRITZ
OIL. 4-9729 Ewes, IA. e-7511
HILLANDALE

Normally Priced ShoWpIace
s4-aore paradise. stately trees.
lovely shrubbery. Custom built brick
home featuring spacious liv. rm.
fully equipped kit. Coy den or bed.
rm. and bath on first floor. Second
floor has 3 Ice. bedrms. and 2 baths.
Full bSmt. gear garage. Rare bar.
gain at only S25, 500. Liberal terms.
To inspect, call Mr.. McGinnis, Ma.
S FsT1ER EEss W w. p 2Ssss s Mil4
1922 I st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
BRADLEY HILLS. $40, 50O-4.bed.

CHEVY -bedrm. brick Co
decorated. ideal location. Good
financing. Low 20s. OIL. 2-4g39.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Our hearts
brick home on a magnM. lot, 100
by ZOO, incl. through center hall
powder rnl., den, pch.. 2-car ga
rage. good kit. end breakfast rm.
Needs redec.. but your heart will
respond too at S23.95Q. OIL. g.
5000; ewes. OIL. 4-1S54. ALLIED
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Sill. SPRING, Conn. Ave ESTATES
Golden opportunity for non-GI to
assume S13,500 CT loan; $95 mo.
pays all after $1,000 dn Lovely g.
bedrm. brick rambler. full bsn1t.; de
HIIEN Rssitor IA IA esSSss 'Vnu'
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ROCKVILLE; $3.50 down and S7g
mo-, incl. settlement charges. buys
this lovely 2-bedrm. home. equip
kit: fenced yard; close to schools;
must be sold this week. Mr.
FRANK. 10. 4-7OS0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

ARE you INTERESTED In oper-
ating your own businessf A major
oil company has . modern new
service station for. lease In nearby
An an, i IL sEFSEt Till Be required
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edge Of Rock Greek ParE-Liv. rm:.
firepl., din. rm., den, 3 bedrms,. 2
baths. patio. 90 luxe kit S,r dish 81
cove; immed. poss. RIA. 3-923S.
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ROCKVILLE, Twin6Took Forest-a-
yr. Cape Cod: 3 bedrms., roughed.
in Attn bedrm.. 2nd bath: pine pan.
eled liv. rm. w/corn. fp., Ice. kit.
corner lot. trees, fence; i9I,y Az AK
OWNER. GA. 4-S123.
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SILVER SPRING. S1S.950-Close In,
slmost new 4-bedrm. Cape Cod brk
OF Dale DIR. Beautiful shady fenced
lot, fireplace, mod. kit. with break
fast nook, full bsmt;; excel, cong
1103 or Pa 3-3RSk till p nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

CHEVY CHASE, CAPE COD
:. 6-vr.-old brk.; center hall. 2b'
liv. rm,, sep. din rm.. kit, wItablo
space, diShwasher. sarb. disp., 1St-fi.
nedrn; and bath. Bsmt. w/recr. nm.
Corner lot. 05xl00 Excel. terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. b-3533 Q Til 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

BETHESDA, Chevy Chase. Silver
nished and unfurnished; S95 up.
REED REAL ESTATE, 1882 Wis
consin ave. EN-. 2-27s6, OIL. g.