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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

words to the preacher. The law.
was to be effective until six =
months after the end Of hostil,
tiles. n
But apparently someone for
got to notify the county clerks
when the war was over. And
some clerks have continued to
allow impatient GIs to speed up
their wedding VOWS. The %
clerks received the word yes i
terday, officially, from the State /
Administrator Of Courts. The
wars over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

elected party treasurer, the No. 2
post-and particularly during the
Suez crisis.
M. Bevan would like to be
Pri''e Minister in the next Labor
government. But his second aim
is understood to be the Foreign
Office.
RObens a Strong Candidate
Mr.. Robens, one-time Labor
Minister. would be a strong can
didate for the post, although
there have been some indications
lately that he might not want it.
Mr.. Wilson. a pro-Bevan for
.mer president of the Board of
Trade, leaped from fifth to first
place in the poll. Mr.. Robens
moved up from fourth to second.
Others elected were G. r.
Mitchison, James Callaghan, An
thony Greenwood, Sir Frank
Soskice, Philip Noel Baker. DR..
Edith Summerskill, George
Brown, Kenneth Younger and
Tom Fraser, all party stalwarts.
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Bevon and Bloc Advance
In Labor Shadow Cabinet

LONDON Nov % Q-Anein Bevan and his left wing fol-
lowers gained strength the British Labor Party today
shadow cabinet election by Socialist members of Parliament
results appeared Bevans chances Of be-
coming foreign secretary Labor should return to in
Britain.
5s-year-od efst reelected the parliamentary
49, o.inntt
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polling more votes than any
candidate except Harold Will
son. considered one of his fol-
lowers, and Alfred Robens. a
Labor foreign affairs expert.
Members of the committee
would form the British govern
ment if Labor were to win a ma
tional election.
The former Welsh miner thus
placed third in what amounts to
a popularity poll among opposi-
ton legislators. At the last such
election in June, 1855, he finish
ed seventh.
Giatskell Not in Race
Party leader Hugh Gaitskell,
often challenged by Bevan for
leadership, was not a candidate.
He heads the committee by virtue
of his Office as party chieftain
and would be Prime Minister in a
Labor government.
Mr.. Bevan's stock in the party
has rises sharply in the last sew
eral monthS-he was recently
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-09
By Elaine WOjtanowsEi
GA. 4-8898

With Boy Scout week coming
up, we shall devote ourselves to
the younger generation for a few
paragraphs. In Twinbrook, the
generation is so young we don't
have boy scout troop, the boys
that have come of age join troops
in Rockville proper. We do, how
ever, have scads of Cub Scouts.
Pack 483, led by Mr.. Person,
has been active in the area for
several years, and new Pack,
472, led by Mr.. Ginbaum has just
had its charter approved. 1t is
sponsored by st. Mary's, but
many of its cubs are from the
Twinbrook area.
To launch the national observ-
ance of Boy Scout week, Senator
Eastland and congressman Whit
ten, Smith, and Alternately, were
presented with Boy Scout pins.
Billy Barkley had been chosen to
represent Pack 483 at this cere.
mony but was unable to attend
because of illness in his family.
Chris Person went as Billy's
alternate and enjoyed himself ire
mendously. After the ceremony,
Chris was invited by Senator
Eastland to see the Senate in
action. The proceedings were un.
derstandably more interesting to
Chris, the guest than they would
have been to Chris, the tourist.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. February 2. 1855

at various neighborhood egg
meetings, to represent the Twin
brook area at the egg conven-
ton next month.
Val Schneider and Maury Duel,
Tom Lawrey and Ned Schaefer,
and Betty Prestemon and Joe
Iandolo. On March 7 the dele
gates from all parts of Rockville
will meet at the Board of Educa-
ton Building to establish plat
form, and on March 9 they win
select the candidates.
Joe says it isn't so. In Ian
guage as colorful as his billboard,
Mr.. Geereart told us that we
ought to know there is no rela-
ton between a picture on a bill
board and reality.
His particular billboard was
erected to attract tenants, not for
the edification of Twinbrook res
idents. He assured us that
changes from the original plans
were made only to suit the les
sors' needs which could not have
been known at the time of the
original drawings.
Mr.. Geereart promises to build
a shopping center of which he
can be proud himself and Of
which Twinbrook will be proud
in turn.
He is not planning any dome
shaped 1--WE won't use the other
world building, because he says,
1T would be too expensive His
final plans will be ready soon and
will be available for publication.
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the savings associations offices,
it contains a community room
with kitchen facilities and offices
for six firms.
The cold look of old-style bank
ing institutions is absent in this
new building. The walls are done
in warm colors, soft chairs invite
patrons to stop and chat with
friends, and no bars separate the
tellers from the savers.
To encourage the thrift habit in
children, Citizens has installed a
little s(h) avers window, with
carpeted steps leading to a plat
form from which small customers
can make their transactions.
Citizens was Incorporated in
Rockville in 1929. 1t opened Sill
yer Spring branch, now housed
in a large, modern building, in
1882.
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Twinbrook Scout Presents
Awards to Congressman

The highlight of the Scout an
niversary celebration will be the
Blue and Gold pack dinners,
which are attended by the fam.
lilies as well as by the boys. The
dinner for Pack 483 will be at
Richard Montgomery High on
the 18th, and for Pack 472, at ST.
Mary's Hall, Thursday the 23rd
All members of the new pack
are called bob cats. At the last
meeting of Pack 483, three cubs
moved up to the rank of bear,
Billy Cooper, Paul Lyons and
Jon Aubinoe. Bruce Oliver, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ander
son, was awarded the wolf badge.
The honor flag was won by
den eight, and a skit was pre-
scented by den four on the topic
for the month, pirate Waters"
The narration was done by Dick
Graham and Billy Redkey while
Bobby Lee and Ricky Day en-.
acted the capture of Black Beard
and Paul Lyons as Captain Kidd
was captured by Lee Mccarthy,
who portrayed an unknown of.
ficer" :. fame is so fleeting.
Oddly enough our scouting
community is not entirely mascu-
line and we have no less than 16
girl scout troops in EAST Rock
vile" (this side of the tracks,.
Mrs. Copp is the neighborhood
chairman and she announced
this week that there will be
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monthly meetings of the leaders
$50 so far in order to coordinate
the activities and pool the talents
and experience of the group. So
many of the leaders are new to
scouting the problems of individ-
ual troops such as budgeting 10c
month so it will provide craft
materials may best be solved by
cooperative efforts.
The meeting will also be a So
cial hour and it will be held in
Parklawn. 1--WE really ought to
buy a lot, we spend more eve
nings there than at home.)
Another off-shoot of scouting
is the Campfire Girl. We do not
have a rundown on this organi-
cation for this week, but we are
happy to report that the Jolly
Bluebird Troop is now casting
Cinderella" Date of the opening
will be announced later.
Mrs. Catherine Packard, direc.
tor of the Rockville Nursery
School, celebrated her birthday
with the students last week. In
the incredulous hush that fol-
lowed her answer to the inevita.
BILE, "How old are your" Ag
Despopolous, gentleman of
four, said, That's a nice age"
And before we leave the kind
ergarten, we like Michael Potters
explanation of Peter Pan. Its
imaginary. It's in England"
The following delegates and al
ternates were elected this week
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-09
New' Citizens
Opens Doors
In Rockville

Citizens Building and Loan AS
Sociation's new Rockville build
ing opened for business yester-
day, showing off its modern con-
struction and colorful decor. The
building was previewed at an in
vitation-only reception Tuesday
evening.
The brick and stone office,
which replaces an older building
burned down last year, is located
on South Perry Street. Besides
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ture. 1t will be for residents of
Prince George and Montgomery
Counties and registration is un-
limited.
The committee hopes to spon-
sor two projects = ID each club
will participate with the X-ray
unit, and, CO sponsoring a medi-
cal forum. The Medical Society
will be asked to participate with
meetings in various parts of the
county. Topics will be pertinent
to the needs of the senior citi-
Zens.
Anyone interested in joining
this group is cordially invited.
This club meets every fourth
Tuesday of the month.
On Monday the various Circles
of the Rockville Methodist Church
met.
Circle Number l met at the
home of Mrs. Charles w. Wood
ward of North Van Buren, Street.
Circle Number 2 met at the
home of Mrs. Edward Osborn on
West Montgomery Avenue.
Circle Number met at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Gray on
Maple Ave.
Circle No. a met at the home of
Mrs. Frank S. Mooney on Arden
mes Avenue.
Mrs. Robert w. Gibson was
guest of honor at a surprise baby
shower given by her bridge club
Dr. and Mrs. Gibson have adopt
ed an infant son, Christopher
Locke Gibson.
The hostesses on this happy &C.
casion were Mrs. Robert ]. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Robert A. Gibson, Mrs.
Donald H. Golden, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam Hall, Mrs. J. Woodrow
Kraft, Mrs. Robert A. Muenster
and Mrs. w. Rufus Witt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Moran
of River Road, Potomac, have
been enjoying a visit from her
parents, brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Frank Dolan, Mrs.
Jay Wason and Thomas S. Dolan,
all of Syracuse, N. Y. During
their stay Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan
entertained for the group at a
dinner at Normandy Farm, the
party also including Mr.. Morans
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S..
Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Morse,
of Denfield Court, with DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Schulman of Silver
Spring, Joined in giving a ban
quet" for their children at Nor
mandy Farm. Junior members
of the party were Alan, Ilene
Michael, Melvin and Sara Ann,
children of the Morses, and SUI
san, David and Ricky Schulman.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. r. L. Was
sell, AT, of Potomac, entertained
at dinner at Normandy Farm re-
Gently in honor of their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Waites
Smith of Kansas City Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palm
quist, of Lewis Avenue, were the
guests in whose honor her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey A. Far
ley of Silver Spring, recently en-
tertained at dinner at Normandy
Farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-09
Gold Brick

With a guess just 400 bricks
short of the actual count,
Charles o. POOles, of 100 Gran.
din Avenue, Rockville, has won
Citizens sidewalk superinten-
dent contest to guess the num-
Der of bricks in the new build.
ing. Mr.. Poole, a fireman at
National Institutes of Health
and a member of the Rockville
Volunteer Fire Department,
guessed $1,000 bricks. The &C.
tual number is 39,459. He wins
$50 savings account.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-09
Rockville Boy Scouts
Observe Their Week

Entertaining at a very gay
luncheon last week was Mrs. Ash
ton Garrett of Maple Springs
Farm.
On Monday Hi-Wood Drive
neighborS enjoyed a delightful
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Den
ton Smith. The guest of honor
was Mrs. Harry GarrigueS and
the occasion was her birthday.
Co-hostess with Mrs. Smith was
Mrs. Dawson Wootten.
On Friday evening at their
home on Maryland Avenue, Col.
and Mrs. J. M. Chambers were
hosts to many of their friends at
musicale. Renditions by Mrs.
Mildred Gelvin on the cello, ac-
companied by her husband Bern
ard Gelvin, and Mrs. Nellilewis
Quay, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Mayes, were enjoyed by the
guests.
On Wednesday evening a group
of Rockvillians attended the fash
ion show at Jelleffs in Silver
Spring. This annual affair is
sponsored by the Montgomery
County General Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. William Peoples
were hosts to the Health Depart
ment at their home on Falls Road
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
We understand that under the
weather" this week is Mrs. Mich
olas Brewer of Williams Street.
Your many friends here send
along get-well wishes, and we sim
cerely hope that it will be soon.
A number of friends from Rock
vile, Germantown, and Brink en-
joyed the warm hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Dorsey Howes on Fri
day evening at their home in
Brink.
4
The fabulous National Capital
Flower and Garden Show, spon-
sored by Allied Florists of Great
er Washington, will be held from
March 3 through March 9. Hours
are from II a. m. to II p. m.
every day.
If you have never been-make
the effort to go. 1t is simply a
fairyland of beauty.
Advance sale tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Bradford
Headley, 81 Wall Street - Pc. q
2191. The prices are 95 cents UNI
til March l. After March l the
regular price of SIPS will be
charged.
Mrs. Leslie M. Foster of Fay
cite Street recently explained for
a vacation in Tampa, Fla, for
three weeks to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. S. Weaver.
Also vacationing in Florida for
three weeks are Mr.. and Mrs.
Marberry Gates of Maryland
Avenue.
Dinner guests on Sunday of
Col. and Mrs. ]. M. Chambers on
Maryland Avenue were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Connolly of Silver
Spring.
The Committee on Aging met
in the conference room of the
County Building on January 81.
Attending the meeting were DR..
William Peoples, Mrs. Grace Leh-
man, Mrs. Goldie Rogers, Mrs.
Lucy Barnsley, Mrs. Katherine
johnson, Mrs. Fred Maxwell, JOS
eph Wilson, Mrs. Barbara Sober
helm, Miss Claudia Galiher, Miss
Sally Wilkinson, Wellington Stew
art and Mrs. c. NJ Upton.
Miss Wilkinson of the County
Recreation Department reported
a cooperative work shop for vol
unteers working with older
groups would be held in the flu
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HOUSES for SALE, Nd. Cont. !
HIGGINS & HARRISON
OFFERING

CAPE COD, 4.500-Non- GI; as
eume St2.h00 Joan, SS4 a mo. pays
all. Expandable attic, wooded fenced
corner lot; hedrms., din. rm., tirepl
and Iitll hsnnt
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ARLINGTON, Bellevue Forest, sea-
g50-It is almost impossible to
believe this practically new, 3
bedroom brick home is available
at this price; excellent terms ar
ranged. The fireplace in the tiled
rec. room gives the impression Of
a second living room. OF course,
there is a dining room, beautiful
kitchen, 3 baths. garage and a
patio bordered with an abundance
Of flowers and shrubbery. Immedi-
ate OCCUPANCY, Act fast. J.. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, INC. ia. 4-1155.
ARLINGTON. Nj $4,000. FHA--
Threc-bedrm.. 2-bath. lovely brick
Colonial. Three-exposure liV rm..
irepl., cheerful dining rm.. equip.
kit. secluded scr. porch. bedrms.,
tiled bath 56-in attic fan. full
hsmt.. plne-paneled rec. rm., fire.
place. fun bath. lovely lot. trees:
dead-end street, walk TO shopping
transp. grammar school: vacant.
- 500 cash. SS7 mo- LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664
AURORA HILLS-You will like the
picturesque setting and spotless
condition OF this l la-story cottage,
close to bus, schools and churches
FIRST floor has 3 bedrooms, living
room with fireplace. paneled den,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen: full basement. hot-water
heat. lear garage. Only SIG 900,
low down payment for qualified
veteran. IA. $1,000, NJ. T. BROY-
Hill, A. SONS
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FAIRFAx--Three acres, attractiy,
Colonial Eight rooms, 2 baths, h.
VIII. oil burner. sacrifice price
.SI9.950. Also. $40 acres, subdiYi'
sion land. long road frontage.
.DU. 5-77s2, CIR. $4,000, CIR. 3-267e
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RIVERWOOD
ARLINGTON, VA.

New e-rm. brk. rambler: lge. rms.
arranged for full set of furniture
including grand piano: 3 fun baths
nm. rec. rm,; Ice. porch: slate roof
h.-w.h.: double garage; near 3z-acr'
lot: fine old trees: charming com.
munity; close TO downtown d. c.
s s%Set e prou.Tt1 e1 ao1co a 10
to Nellie Gusts dr.. to 2b15 N. Nelson
st. Open for inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-03

y ACRE EARLY AMERICAN,
SlS,500--4 bedrms.. y baths, Ice.
kit, din, rm,, liv. rm with hi-h Full
bsmt. porches, walk to parochial
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500 DOWN
Non-GI. Lge. four bedrns., I.
Lovely lot with trees Full price
$4,000. payts. approx. $500 pc
mo. JOHN W. MULROY CO., JE
A-hOnO. ewes. KE. R-S024.
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ARLINGTON. n: SCI. 900 GI-Color
and charm keynote this Crestwood
brick Colonial. Three bedrms., "a
baths. lovely. liv. rm.,. fireplace din.
porch, 3 hedrms.. tiled bath: most
unusual rec. rm.. sep, laundry rrn.,
de luxe washer. drier: attractive
carport. tool shop: walk to Tucka-
hoe School, new Catholic high
school; Lee hwy LUCILLE COOK.
IL n-10rn IL o-AERA
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Financing

WIN sell this beautiful. e.
bedroom brick home IN the
Tara section Of North Ar
lington. The home "a as clean
as q whistle. Il Is ell brick
with detached brick ga
RAGE and beautifully shrubbsd
lawn. Living room has IRE
place. Home has newly deco
rated kitchen and full base
ment with recreation room.
Priced a. &l0,300, Owner
will sell OF. FHA or conveD-
tional with excellent terms.
Immediate occupancy.
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Sylvan Grandeur

The falling leaves have
enhanced the beauty Of our
already beautiful brick split
levels in lovely Valley Brook.
With winter around the cor
ner, interest is centered on
the brick-wall fireplace and
tremendous recreation area.
In fact. all indoor living is
the ultimate IN comfort with
3 twin-siZe bedrooms, 2l2
baths, lavishly equipped
kitchen, 23-ft. living room,
10x10 dining room. intercom.
system, etc. THE QUALIFIED
VETERAN CAN MOVE IN
WITH ONLY 81 900 DOWN
PAYMENT WHILE THE BEST
IN FHA AND CONVENTION
AL FINANCING is AVAIL
ABLE TO OTHERS. The price
Is S23 ,955. Call IA. 7-6660.
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Contemporary Bi-level

Holmes Run Acres, near Falls
Church-Three bedrms.. Q baths. Ice
beamed ceiling, liv. rm., paneled recr
rm. with End iirepl., screened porch
and lge: brk: terrace. facing woods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-03
A BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

A. the CT appraised price
OF S25 900. we sincerely
doubt that you can md
another home IN the entire
N. Arlington area TO COM
pare with the spaciousness
and charm OF this magnifi-
cent brick Cape codi Located
in an exclusive neighbour
hood. that Is ideal for a
family with sch0ol-aRe chill
dren; rich wall-to-wall car
peting in living rm. and din
ing nm, huge fully equipped
Kitchen and full bsmt. with
outside entrance are lust n
few Of It's many desirable
features. Don't buy Until YOU
nave seen this unusually at
tractiye home.
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SQUEEZE YOUR $$8sS and buy THU
delightful N. Arlington charmel
tucked away on quiet cul-de-saS
street. Just 5 min. from Key Bridge
rec. rm., 2 huge upstairs bedrms
served by cleaning tile bath, brick
patio leading to separate 1Sx21
frt. studio. Full price only S14,20C
and assume terrific interest-savini
Sill 800, 4hes financing. Call ia
10000. REAL ESTATE. SERVICE
INC, 1922 n. Glebe I'd. (of Lee
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ExQUIsITELY BEAUTIFUL-ThinI

EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL-Thinl
Of home on q gently slipping knoll
surrounded by tall oaks and yhick.
DRY, ranch-style with 2 1replaces
center hall leading to, wide. spacious
and a truly de luxe kit, 3 twin.
sized bedrms.. 2 colorful tile baths
full bsmt. with huge rec. area anc
convenient built-in gar; custom
brick construction. New. Best Lang
ley-McLeafl estate area. OUT
STANDING at S25.950. Call ia
$4,000 REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC. 2222 N. Glebe (off Lee hwy
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SELDOM FOUND-Immacuiate bun.
bedrooms, fireplace in living room
enclosed rear porch: fenced yard
Excellent North Arlington neigh.
borhood: S15.050. may go CT. ia
4-1300. NJ. T. BROYHILL g. SONS
SALE. RENT OR TRADE-Lge. z.
rm. remodeled farm house. Private
OWNER lie 4.hh4S
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WoNnFRFTTI W0NDFRFTTTJ WON.

WONDERFUL! WON
DERFUL! Country-club rambler Of
sparkling white brick. 8 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., cleaning sun-bright
kit, foyer entr. to 22x14-ft. liv.
rm., dramatic paneled Fiesta" rm.
with additional fireplace, carport,
summer din. patio, beautifully
extras. Sale price, S23, 500. and take
over terrific $17,500, 4la9s loan.
SO 900 cash will handle. Call IA.
10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
ms, 1929 N. Glebe ION Lee hwyO.
Omen 90
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S175 DOWN-OWNER selling 7-yr.-
old brick home. 2 bedrmS. Low
payments. 2 mi. south Of center
OF Alexandria. Down Rte. to
Penn-Daw Hotel, right to Jefferson
eve left N QDl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA. Beverly Hills section
--2-bedrm. brick; screened porch,
garage, on large, shaded lot. Newly
decorated throughout. Immediate
occupancy. Priced for quick sale
by OWNER: Sl5,750. TE. 6-6957.
ALEXANDRIA, Burgundy Village
Cedar shingle Cape Cod, fully in
sulated: screened porch; pine-pan-
eled den; laundry room: equipped
kitchen, exhaust fan, garbage dis
posal; dining area living room; 2
bedrooms: tile bath; storage attic.
Only S11,650. Gil or FILA. Call
BELL REALTY CO. KI. s-1s6S.
ALEXANDRIA-Lge., 2-bedroom brk.
rambler. on a beautiful fenced cor
ner lot. 25-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace,
small separate din. rm., Semifin. rec.
rm. also with fireplace: oversize
built-in garage, porch; very choice
neighborhood, with every conv.
Priced in low POS. MAKE OFFER.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14lI;
1EA2
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NORTH : 8 b

ARLINGTON. near Bancroft shoppinr
center--2-bedrm. masonry fenced
yard with trees. street end. By
OWNER only. for immediate sale
and occupancy. 50 $50 II YOU
assume my $4,000 mortgages anC
save inflated financing costs. ia
11E1
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ALEXANDRIA VICINITY = SAVE
So, 000-Owner said cut the price
on his. attractive split-level home,
ia-acre lot: 3 twin-sized bedrms. (;
full bsmt. with rec. rm.: side
screened porch: truly q lovely home
you will enjoy seeing. MOUNT
VERNON REALTY Co, go s.
Washington St.. in the heart OF Old
- Ewes. so. b-554e