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ENGINEERS

An increase work load
necessitates our selecting a
number of technical persons
for intermediate and senior
level engineering positions.
We particularly desire ex-
perienced personnel who are
looking for an opportunity
to accept engineering re-
sponsibility and to make
decisions.
If you have had design
and development in the fol-
lowing fields:
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SALES ENGINEER

Sell components and systems
to Government and industry. Cal
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ENGINEERS
HOOVER ELECTRONICS

A Baltimore company-supsidia
Of q 50-year- old international cleo
tricai appliance manufacturing com
pany We offer top pay and out
standing promotional opportunities
to engineers in the following:
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ENGINEERS, Electronic & Mechanical
ANNOUNCING
Important Openings
at Melpar in Boston
& Washington Areas
Interviews
Saturday and Sunday
November 8 and 4
With Melpar Representatives From Both
Boston and Washington Laboratories
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2e, 1856

MELPAR IN BOSTON, Engineers who wish to bring their
families close of Americas cuuray richest cities are
invited to explore the opportunities offered by Mpars
Watertown RID laboratory, miles of Boston, Mass
The lab of moderate size and permits free frequent
interchange of ideas in informal hrSeeves" environ
men devoid of the usual Channels Suburba0 communities
in the Watertown reflect England
charm Boston schools second to in Nation
MELPAR LOCALLY Opportunities for above average men
are also offered by expansion program here the
ington Area. Located 44-acre Handicapped Just
outside Falls Church. main laboratories completed
only last year. and encompass 285OOO aforementioned
it, They offer advanced facilities for the research of
today we'll tomorrow Mepar stands today as the
largest non-Government electronc RID laboratory in
the area
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Philadelphia Location
Apply Your
Experience
To the Design of
DATA
PROCESSING
SYSTEMS
for
Top Priority
Guided Missiles
If you have a de-
gree in one of these
fields:
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You are invited to
contact us concern
ing position OPEN
ings on our profess
Sional staff in the
design, development
and operation of
our Data Processing
System. Positions
are available in the
following areas:
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DATA ANALYSIS
MATHEMATICAL
ANALYSIS
APPLICATIONS
ENGINEERING
APPLIED
MATHEMATICS
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING
Some Of these posi-
tons require an adj
vanced degree and
substantial hig h
level experience.
Others are at the
junior level and re-
quire only a BIS or
BA degree and a
working knowledge
of m a t h e m a tics
through calculus.
Lack Of experience
in the computer
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from these junior
positions. We will
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ENGINEERS
and
SCIENTISTS
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ELECTRIC co.
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SYSTEMS DEPT.
formerly Special Defense
Projects Department.
| Philadelphia, Pa.
Prime contractor for de-
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for strategic ballistic
missiles.
Local interviews for
Openings on our profess
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Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
IAeronautical Engineering
Physics
Mathematics
AerodynamicS
AND EXPERIENCE IN
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Ordnance Aiming
g. Fuzing
Aircraft or
Missile Structures
Airborne Instrumentation
Field Test
Systems Test
Ground Handling
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Systems Engineering
Technical Writing
Aerodynamics
Aerophysics
Thermodynamics
Operations Analysis
(TechnicaD
POSITIONS ARE
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IN SUCH AREAS AS:
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(Components or systems)
Development
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Consultation
Experimentation
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Environment completely
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Crowd Is Assured
At Aheurn Dinner

More than 40 tables, or 48C
plates. already have been re.
served for the Goldie Ahearr
testimonial dinner December
at the Hotel Statler, according tc
General Chairman Alvin L. New
myer.
Among the groups making res
ervations for this party in honor
of the Washington sports pro-
moter is the International Box
ing Club. which has taken two
tables. President Jim Norris
Managing Director Harry Mark
son and Matchmaker Billy Brown
are among the IBC officials ex-
pected. They will have with
them numerous boxing cham
pionS and former champions.
At Ahearn's request, all profits
from the affair will go to the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Plates at $40 each may be re-
served through Jim Wagner OF
the Atlas Club, one of the or
CARNATIONS sponsoring the din
ner, at District 1928.
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.Globetrotters PIuy
At UIine's Nov. 20

/ The Harlem Globetrotters bas-
ketball team will make its annual
Washington stop on it's barn
storming tour two weeks from
tonight, November 20, at Uline
Arena.
| They will play against the
Washington Generals, a team
that has nothing to do with
Washington, but which generally
goes along on the Globetrotters'
tour to offer what opposition
it can.
The Globetrotters this year are
observing their 30th anniversary
and have an entertainment unit
with them for pregame and half
time shows.
The Globetrotters have a new
comedy star in Meadowlark
Lemon, plus two other rookie
stars, Roman Turmon from Clark
College in Atlanta and Carl
Green from Winston Salem
Teachers.
Among the old hands are Clar-
Ience Wilson, Leon Hillard, Handy
Andy johnson and Charlie Hoxie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Columbia Country Club Elects
John Daniels as President

John S. Daniels is the new
president of Columbia Country
Club, succeeding William E.
Shannon, who served the Gus
tomary two terms.
Daniels, vice president of the
Hot Shoppes, was vice president
Of Columbia the past two years.
w. r. Winslow was elected vice
president and Frank Parsons. jr..
treasurer. Winslow had been
treasurer and Pasons was chair
man Of the house committee.
Admiral Paul Stewart, USN,
retired, was reelected secretary
The five board of governors
members elected for three terms
ending October. 1859, are Shan
non. c. Leo Dorsey, Martin F.
Mccarthy. DR.. C. Francis Scales
Sa and William j. Mougey.
Board members whose terms
expire in 1858 are Richard B.
Essex, Edward ]. Hickey, jr.;
Richard A. Mahar, ,Warde B.
Stringham and Gilbert B. Rude.
William A. Boone was elected
to the board in Parsons place for
one year. The others are w. c.
Evans. James H. Pugh, Clar-
ence w, Gosnell and Carl c.
MacCartee.
At an earlier speciaF meeting,
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

NEW YoRK.-Wayne Bethea. 2o3
New York outpointed HOWE Turner
204h. New York u0D.
AUSTIN. Tex-Armando Flores, 1855
Houston, outpointed Al Boudreaux, 1879
New Orleans UOl.
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Louisville to Lose
Club Unless Funds
Are Raised Quickly

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6 up
Between $4,000 and $4,000 is
needed before Sunday to keer
the Louisville Colonies baseball
team here, according to Ear
Snow. who is trying to raise
100000 for the team.
II must know by the end Of
the week whether to go ahead
with the drive" Snow said. I'll
/ don't get from $50, 900 to SIS, O0C
before Sunday. then I'm ready to
call it quits. Right now / figure
i have $4,000 I can put my
hands on. I've got some prom
iSes, but I can't go to the re-
lceivers with promises.
The triple-A club, owned by a
Cuban syndicate, is now in re-
ownership. That action came
when the University of Louisville
filed suit for back rent at Park
way Field, where the Colonies
play.
Ed Doherty. American Associ-
alton president. says that two
cities have made definite pro-
lposals to move the Louisville
franchise.
Snow hopes to put the Colonies
on a community ownership basis
Through a $10-a-share stock
selling campaign.
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Perry Undergoes
Surgery Faces
Long Hospital Stay

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 6 (R.-
Lowell Perry, Pittsburgh Steelers
end, who suffered a fractured
Ipelvis and dislocated hip in SUM-
days game with the New York
Giants, underwent surgery for
the hip dislocation yesterday and
will be hospitalized six to eight
weeks.
DR.. P. H. Fax, team physician,
performed the operation in
Mercy Hospital.
A club spokesman said it is
too early to tell how the injury
will affect Perry's career as a
professional football player.
Meanwhile. the Steelers an
nounced they have picked UP
Center John Cenci, q former
University Of Pittsburgh star
who was released by the club
earlier this season after playing
two games.
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to applaud Nays conquest Of
the Irish last Saturday in Bal
timore.
Moose Krause, athletic director
|at Notre Dame. emphasized his
schools position, in a talk before
the Chicago American Quarter
back Club yesterday. the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
There is no de-emphasis at
Notre Dame in any way, shape
or form. Terry Brennan is a
great coach, He is destined to
have success and viii have it."
Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz
sent his regrets to the Touch
down. Club here along with the
statement that Saturdays game
against Duke in Durham is his
teams toughest to date. Erde-
latz is known to be master of
the understatement. Duke faces
Navy at home. fresh from putting
Georgia Tech through its stiffest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Mrs. Corson Elected
To WG&CC Golf Post

Mrs. j. j. Corson was elected
chairman of the women's goli
committee at Washington Coll
and Country Club for 1857 al
the annual meeting yesterday
She succeeds Mrs. Charles L
Egenroad.
Mrs. D. r. Monsees was elected
first vice chairman. Mrs. j. G
Schnitzer, second vice chairman,
Mrs. j. E. Richards, secretary
and Mrs. H. M. Nelson, treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Big Time Football important,
Navy and Notre Dame Aoree

best in the country and will con-
Itinue to play to win.
Rear Admiral William R,
Smedberg III. superintendent of
the Naval Academy, told a
luncheon gathering at the
Touchdown Club yesterday:
Football is an important part
OF our program. When we have
a good year in football. recruit
ments are up all over the coun-
try. When we have a poor year,
they're down. We also have
found that football players make
good officers"
Capt. Elliott Loughlin, Nays
athletic director. and his assist
ant, 1t. Don Whitmire, also spoke
ito a full house that had come
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Bethel and Turner
Earn More Fights

NEW YORK, Nov. 6 (P.-
Wayne Bethea, winner by split
decision over HOWE Turner in
last nights televised fight al
st. Nicholas Arena, now has a
tentative date with Fora Foley
Of Phoenix at the same club De-
cember II.
Turner's showing was good
enough to earn him another
appearance. too, and he'll &c
against Alex Miteff of Argentina
at st. Nick's December 10.
The Foley bout is considered
by Bethea, 10th ranked heavy
weight, as a stepping stone to a
meeting with unbeaten Eddie
Machen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Goose Creek to Honor
Golf Trophy Winners

Goose Creek Club will honor
its golf trophy winners at the
annual banquet Saturday night
at the club near Leesburg. Head
ing the honor role will be the
mems and women's club cham
ipions, Bill Brownrigg and Mrs
Joseph Smyth.
Father James McCaffery of st,
Joseph's Catholic Church in
Herndon will be the guest
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
BY BILL FUCHS

Navy and Notre Dame see eye
to-eye on big-time football-both
approve.
The Rev. Edmund P. Joyce
G. S. c., executive vice president
Of Notre Dame. recently told a
Washington audience that his
school will continue to play the
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer
tQuestion on Page A-21)

tQuestton on Page A-21)
4. Fake pass and draw play.
Worst call. The draw works
best when a pass seems to be the
logical play
3. Double reverse. Slow de-
veloping. If you're caught for
a loss. your spirits may never
recover.
2. Reverse. A good sound
play.
l. on tackle. Best call. You
can get double teaming at the
point Of attack. The defense
has not been used to it on the
split-T and could have trouble
adjusting.
distributed By
The Resister and Tribune Syndicate,
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approval had been given the con-
struction of a new swimming
pool, new tennis house, and
.enlarging and remodeling the
Kitchen at a total expense OF
1920 900.
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test Of the season. The Engi-
neers prevailed. TO, last Sat-
Iurday in Durham. but wound up
second best in first downs. 1911;
rushing yardage. 217-173 and
passing yardage. 64-21.
Both clubs appear ready to
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Olympic Quint Romps

DALLAS. Nov. 6 P-The
United States Olympic basket
ball team ran up its highest
score on its tour last night, beat
ing the Southwest Conference
All-Stars. 90-66, with Chuck
Darling throwing in % points, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

engage in one Of the better at
fractions of the week end. Nays
team seems to have jelled be-
hind Tom Forrestal, the quar-.
Iterback from Cleveland, who
was superb in leading his forces
against Notre Dame.
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kENSINGTON-Brick rambler;
bedrms., .21a baths, porch. rec. rrn.,
fully equipped de luxe cleo. kit,
Eish S Sn and s Ths5R1 sDsc O ssD
din. .rm: and large liv. rm., with
beautiful stone fireplace. VA APP
proved at $4,000. Can he pur-
chased with 81 1000 down, by quail
ned purchaser. GEO. W. ROBERT
SON, Realtor, 1886 Wise. ave. OIL
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al
IS Per Mo

:sill buy this semidet. brk. home II
Inc cond,, conv. loc., mr., 3rd and
Nicholson ST.. NE; 2 extra lge. bed
ms. and bath on 2nd A.; liy. rm.
din. rm. and kit. on LIST a.: full
Ism p ot pr,c gears s. oid Anc9 70,
quick sale. Call MA. S-644o or tn
9-S050.
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GEORGETOWN

From the Della Robhia garden
fountain motif to the French bistro
dining room. this Federal semide-
taehed house Is the best / have seen
in l5 years. A 27-ft. salon and plenty
spection by appointment only. Cal
George Hull, CO. $4,000, ST, $4,000
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
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BUNGALOW-AM.I.--Rec rm., side
drive. trees, "a blk. of all cony.
$500 to $500 cash. Also house ~
G trses . psFE come verS va ss lot S Go
$1,000 cash might exchange.
OWNER. IA. N.7OlO. I'll
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|Underpriced!
YeonaS Realty
ACRE ESTATE

2313 Wilson Blvd. IA. e-2100
SAVE MILES
SEE OUR PHOTO FILES
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coLoRED-BE THRIFTY
and income. S26 18th st. ne: 9
rms, 2 kitchens, 2-car garage.
Newly decorated. Terms you car
afford. Miss Zaker, FE. 1860.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Sumner
NEAR MASS. EXT.

First floor, ent. hall, den. DOW. rm
porch, liv. rm. and din. rm., pic
windows. GE kit; End floor, bed
rms baths. fenced yard. barbecue
immac. cond. BY OWNER. $3I,95C
No agents. Colonial 3-2611. Ext
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

KENSlNGTON = BY owner. BricE
Cape Cod with 4 bedrms., 2 baths
rec. rm,, room air-conditioner;
only $4,000. Quiet section. Close
to schools. shopping and rec. cen.
ter 10. 4-0064. 1923 Ferndale st
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HAWTHORNE

A TOWN HOUSE on Que St, in very
TONED rooms with fireplaces: End d.
2 bedrms. and bath: 3rd A.: 3 bed
rms. and bath; nice rear garden;
detached garage. $17.5Q0. Terms,
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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We Don't Exapgerate

We don't have the finest home,
in the world but the vide variet.
we can offer you represents prop,
critics fairly priced; take this cen.
ter-hall California rambler for in.
stance, 1t offers 3 generous bedrms.
separate dining area, equipped
kitchen and full basement with II
BATH; located in q pleasant com,
munity. Only $19,950. Easy TO buy
ARLINGTON REALTY
00V0 uilrnn pIvd IA y a2nn srrsi a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

NEW ALL-BRICK RAMBLER, Si4..
b0O-Here's the best buy in the
s area t XVI basement Sss, with G sys AL
H. lot; in new Brwyn Hts, cony
to parkway; fnaneing TO suit. cali
til 9 pm, WA. 7-3g00. ROBERT
s. DAVIS A CO, INC, I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

BARGAN-BRICK. extra. Ice. IiV
rms with tirepl:. lge. din; Im. y
ter bedrm. with bath. 2 additional
bedrms. with bath. Full bsmt. with
tile floor, rec. rm. with firepl. anC
half bath. Mr. Pentagon. Fort Myel
and and. Navy Nso Annex Ann bus sos and schools
small down payment. STALKER
owner. KE. S-R3S3. -o7
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VISIT
DOLL HOUSE

who y %sn couple eomp or re5sd TGSG
easily maintained all brick, 2 bed
rms, separate dining, enclosed side
porch, full basement with outside
entrance. Close to shops, schools
and fast bus service. For only Sl3,
500. GI requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21
HOUSES for SALE, VA. (cons. }

TENNESSEE STONE AND BRICK
split-levei; brand-neW top country
club. area: 4 magnincent bedrms.
finished recr. .rm-, also ultramod
S Notbe zach IN Os sIss 10 vanity eany ssuI
S29.950. Near schools. trapsporta-
ton. To reach: Out Old Dominion
DR., $40 mi. beyond Glebe rd., turn
left on 37th. which Is dead-end st,
owner, STALKER. KE. S-63S3.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

DETACHED BRICK; 9 rms. finished
basement, patio, lFe. fenced. lot
Price and payments are right. Lo.
Gated ] BIZ. past d. c. line. ST. 3
1857. BREITERMAN REALTY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

Directions: out Shirley hwy.
to Lincolnia overpass, right
on Rte. 236,. then right on
Beauregard St. to Lincolnia
I'd, left to Lincolnia Hills
entrance. and continue to
Open Sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Mr.. WASH G. AND c.
CLUB-Beautiful big stone RAM
bier in a fine, convenient neigh
boring b9Th9od; full centeT Ts plan
din. rm.. lovely rec. rm. with fire.
place. lear garage. Priced low for
quick sale. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes, Wo. 6-4754,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

CUSTOM.DE auality-built,
new contemporary home on 2l7-ft.
deep-wooded lot in choice residential
neighborhood. 3 miles from D. G
Tiled entrance hall; beamed open
ceilings throughout. spacious Twins
rm. with rich mahogany and an.
tiaue brick; 3 bedrms, ga baths
. fircpls. huge paneled rec. rm.
roomy, fully equipped de ]. kit.
fenced-ln patio; all public utils.
bus. schools nearby. Immed. &C.
cupancy. Priced At S27, 300, Fol
apt. call BUILDER, ewes. XII, 8.
s1si al
I3OO-sQ. Aft. brick rambler, Slp,750,
BY owner. . lge. bedrms., 1 v baths,
sun deck. full bsmt. Many extras
VA approved. $50. 500. JE. 3-34aq
1907 Poplar DR.. Falls Church. 10
HOUSE AND ACRE. only Si1. 900
Lee. living rm.. full size dining rm.
equipped kitchen. two extra large
bedrms all modern conveniences;
full basement garage. on hard
surface I'd. about IS mi from
wash. Call nov HOLLY REALTY,
$500 Lee hwy. KE. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21

5000 DOWN = 3-bedrm. rambler;
fenced I'd: trees and a wsdinE Pool.
RORSCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-3706.
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PRACTICALLY NEW. 3-bedroom
rambler with carport on large. Level
corner lot, nicely handicapped; Gl
d oSr0Ve eayI Seoyesr ,Oan 7Sgssrsy smsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-21
ALEXANDRIA

IN. T. BROYHILL g. SONS
1910 Lee Highway. Arlington. va.
ia. 4-l300 FL. 4-6950
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ALEXANDRIA
Lincolnia Hills
Open Daily, 10 to Dark

See this charming COM
munity Of Broyhill-built RAM
blers and split levels: many
choice locations still available.
Prices range from S1S,7OO
to $21,500, CT, FILA in-serv-
ice or conventional financing;
early possession.
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BETHESDA

A most attractive brick rambler
2 yrs, old on q level Handicapped lot
lO5xl96,. profusely planted with
trees and shrubs; Their are 3 bed
rms. ga bathts. recreation room
maids room and bath. Under $50,
900 for immediate sale. CALL WO
$4,000 til . pm.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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ColOred-GI Annroved

COIOred-GI Approved
1887 LINCOLN RID. NE. $395
DOWN. $75 per month. 6 lovely
rms. and bath, 2-story modern brick,
3 lge. bedrms.. full bsmt.. gas a.-c.
heat. metal garage. aluminium storm
Mr.. James. 81. 3-1655; ewes, RAJ
3-9403.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp,
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ARLINGTON, NORTH, Rambler
for a quick sale 5.year-oid. 3
bedrm. brick rambler located in
one Of the highest points Of N
Arlington; living rm. with fire.
place, electric Kitchen; full base
ment; beautiful lot with trees. Ex-
cellent area for children. The sur.
prise price; $16.950. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. Radio Bldg.
All. ia. A-115h till 0.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER--Brick ram
bier. 3 years old. Alex. area, Col
lege Park subdivision. 4 bedrms.. !
baths, lge. rec. rm. Exclusive resi-
Dental area, COW. TO churches.
schools and shop. Spacious rms. and
full bsmt,, Ice. wooded lot. Fabu.
lous home for comfortable living
nancing IN process. XII. S-0s4S.