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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
H-Bomb Tests Making Good Earth Bad
By THOMAS R. HENRY

The SOIL OF the United States
now contains about three times
as much radioactive strontium
the most dangerous product
Of a uranium or hydrogen
bomb explosion-as that OF
parts Of the world not subject
to the fall-out from bomb
bursts.
This is revealed by DR.. Will
lard F. Libby, member Of the
Atomic Energy Commission, in
a report just published by the
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science. Still,
he insists, an extensive study
Of this hazard shows that up
to now it represents no real
threat to human health.
Still, he reports, although
the main part Of the RADIO
activity from high yield wea-
pons fortunately dissipates in
the shakespeare. the small but
very significant part that falls
out within a few hundred miles
Of the site Of explosion of wea-
pons fired on the surface con-
stitutes a very real hazard and
nothing that ! have said should
be interpreted otherwise"
The Worst Villain
This is about the nearest to
admission of the dangers from
radioactivity stressed by many
of the worlds foremost geneti-
cists yet to come from any
body connected with the COM
mission.
1.-THE weapons tests" DR..
Libby continues, ARE con-
Quoted with great attention to
this and the other dangers
and every effort made to pro-
tect against misadventure."
Radioactive strontium has
been recognized for some
time as the worst villain Of the
exploding isotope world.
Strontium, as an element, is
very similar to calcium which
is a major constituent of the
body. 1t enters especially into
bones and teeth. The body
does not distinguish between
strontium and calcium. The
radioactive isotope, strontium
go, goes especially into bone
formation. 1t has a long-lived
activity, an average lifetime
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OF about 40 years. Thus any
which gets into the bones dur
ing the period Of growth stays
there, shooting out its deadly
radiation, for at least half the
average lifetime. There is no
question but that it would be
responsible for serious, often
fatal, bone tumors If any great
amount got into the body.
1t is a major constituent Of
the fission fragments from a
bomb explosion-about four or
five per cent. It is washed
down out Of the upper atmos-
phere by rain and deposited in
the soil where it is taken up by
growing plants and by the
animals that eat the plants.
Men eat both plants and
animals containing the deadly
radiation.
A modifying factor, 80 far
as humans are concerned, is
that most Of the calcium in the
human diet is in the form Of
milk and cheese, DR.. Libby
says the Acc investigations
have shown.
No Genetic Hazard
"The milk and cheese ra-
diostrontium content" he says,
lis not so high, relative to
that Of the grass which the
cows eat, as one might expect.
There appears to be discrirn-
nation against the fall-out
material such that the cali
cium in milk and cheese is
roughly one-flfth to one-tenth
that Of the grass.
I'm addition, plant uptake
OF radiostrontium does dis
criminate somewhat against
radiostrontium as compared
with calcium. These two re-
suits protect the human popu-
lation.
I'VE find. therefore. that
the radiostrontium content of
human bodies is the lowest Of
all animals measured and is
lower by tenfold than the aver
age soil or the average foliage.
1T is well to note that since
radiostrontium is assimilated
in the bones it constitutes es-
sentially no genetic hazard,
for its radiations do not reach
the reproductive organs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Picture Story

The news photos Of the
school troubles in Clinton,
Tenn, serve to accent one
aspect of this affair not gen.
orally noted. Study the faces
Of the young Southerners walk
ing through these mobs. going
TO school. Unruly, unreasoning
mobs have disgraced the
human scene since earliest
recorded times, but long after
their makeup is forgotten, We
remember those who faced
them. Calmly, looking straight
ahead, fighting down who
knows what fears, these youths
walk to school. to freedom.
Neither as a child nor now
would have the courage to
walk through such a mob to
be Knocked, reviled, threatened.
when I had an easier alterna-
Tive. Lucy w.
1t is fashionable for play
wrights and novelists to por-
tray the South as decadent.
But an area is hardly decadent
If a small town can contain
nine children so full Of cour-
age. so dedicated. The area
that produced such great
heroes of democracy as Patrick
Henry. Thomas Jefferson, or
Frederick Douglas can rightly
be proud that today, even
among its children, are SO
many men.
Perhaps among these chill
dren. and others like them in
other towns, are the future
leaders of the South. Perhaps
now, as so often in the past,
bigots are setting the stage on
which their opponents will
emerge triumphant. II SO, we
may yet live to see the day
when once again, in State and
national office. the South will
be represented by men Of
stature.
Be. that as 1t may. When
you write Of the South re-
member that it contains not
only the bigots and the timid
uncommitted. but also those
who will not turn back from
the long road to freedom and
equality.
Warren w. Morse.
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A crazy mixedup summer

A crazy mixedup summer,
says Templeton Jones.
He says people think there
was a great deal of rain, when
it was nothing but cloudy
days.
He insists that most people
think, on the other hand, that
there was plenty Of sunshine.
when actually he had difficulty
taking his daily sunbath.
There was one period of
over three weeks, he says.
when he could not get in as
little as 20 minutes in the
morning, and an hour in the
afternoon.
Yet most persons thought
there had been plenty of sun
shine, and plenty of rain,
though how they reconciled
the two, Jones does not know
He laments his lack of tan,
but believes more than lack
of sunshine must be blamed.
The stumbling block (per-
haps his stumbling block,
would be better lies in sweat
ing.
A profuse perspiration in the
sun, he believes, cuts down on
some Of the tanning rays, just
as well as a sun block cream
would do.
He has since discovered that
this is a scientific fact.
Young persons. whose sweat
glands are under excellent
control, do not sweat too much,
and hence get a good tan.
Older persons, who cannot
take too much heat. discover
that no matter how much they
stay in the sun, they get no
suntan worth all the sweating.
4 ~
This is an interesting aspect
Of q common summer problem.
Every day, in really hot
weather, one sees elderly peo-
pie who sweat clear through
their clothes.
1t is both unsightly and un-
pleasant, but what can be done
about it?
Chemically, much.
Modern chemistry is a great
aid, but it cannot help in the
mental aspects, as it were.
Older people admire the good
tans of the young, and desire
to emulate them.
They can to a certain extent,
but they should understand
that there is here. as else
where. a line beyond which
they cannot pass.
They shall not pass"
A famous phrase, and still a
good one in the everyday life.
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Senate, where 10 Of 80 members are spon.
soring local option plan. Two more
supporters will be needed to put the plan
over, and the prospects Of getting them
are not bright. We hope, however, that
every effort will be made to line up the
necessary 20 votes, for this plan, while
1t leaves much to be desired, is infinitely
preferable to the Governors destructive
and punitive measure.
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report. doctors at the clinic
could discuss the situation
with a husband or close rela-
tive If the patient is emo
tionally incapable of receiving
the news. Interested"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names mag be used II
letters carry trriteTs' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sGtton.
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Elite

6UIe
Speaking in Harrisburg the
other night.
Stevenson mentioned the Get
tysburg elite.
HAD he pronounced the
word elite
He should not face defeat.)
Consulting dictionary, as Ad-
lai had done,
! saw the socially superior"
definition and another
one:
The choice or select part"
that's what / like.
! certainly prefer Adlai to
Ike.
For Stevenson, the drums I'll
beat:
Among politico-statesmen, he's
Of the elite.
Edwin J. Barrett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Masters Voice

If Adlai Stevenson's finely
wrought political speeches are
an indication of his mental
caliber, he must be a truly
great man. Regardless Of poll
tics. in listening to him hold
forth I derive the same es-
thetic pleasure as I do when
hearing a gorgeous piece of
classical music superbly rem
dered by q master performer.
Elizabeth Winston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

@. Do many of the people
in ireland speak their own ma
tive language?-I. D. P.
A. Probably one-fifth Of
them speak Irish 1luently. but
a far larger number have a
working knowledge of 1t. Under
the Irish Republic constitution
Of 1913. Irish was made the Of
fetal language. with English as
a second language. The ma
tional policy has been to re-
store use Of the Irish language
by methods such as compul-
sorry examinations in it for all
persons entering public service.
Few members Of the Dali (Par-
liamentl speak it.
@. How many nations were
represented at the Banding
Conference. and how many
people we're represented2-
s. S. A.
A. Delegates from 20 Asiatic
and African nations. repre-
senting IA billion people. met
in Banding, Indonesis, in
April, 1855. They discussed
common problems and signed
q non-aggression pact, pledged
friendly settlement Of disputes.
and declared opposition TO ell
forms Of colonialism.
q. n there a Lat available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

@. Aside from front-pase
news and display ads, which
part Of a newspaper Is most
widely read?-R. r.
A. Both men and women
readers are likely 10 turn next
to the news photograph pages
and the comics. Men 90 on
to the main sports page and
women to the main food sec
ton and the society and fash
ion pages. The editorial page
attracts two-thirds Of men and
over half Of women readers.
Few men read the food. fashion
and society. pages: few women
read the business. finance and
real estate sections Of the daily
paper.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
IASKIN SERVICE

By THE HASKIN SERVICE
cans 70
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our Government is a party?
IN. C. E.
A. Yes. Treaties in Force,
publication No. 6346 Of the
Department Of State, is a list
Of treaties and other interna-
tional agreements Of the
United States. This paper
bound volume, 234 pages. is
complete to October 81, 1855,
and is the first publication Of
its kind issued since 1871. 1t
may be had for .9i.25 Cno
: stamps) from the Superin-
tendent Of Documents. Govern
ment Printing once, Wash
ington rs, D. c.
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Q. Il there . List available
q al the treaties 70 which
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HOUSES EoR sALE-Mn.

AspD-It.NxMe D InEsH PAM IE
" We're adns NE Sssa TSsn os sa 4 ssf III, sSs: ef
Cape Cod IN TskeiSa Park: 2 bed
rooms and sfthS devn: another Bis
one. up: separate dintns. room; full
Ssiii6sE, s6s, g SSg: slt;7;sS, RIPLEY
FCs S.srs ssftfs y f1.dsEs " .l9sss SRnss N a &c
and stores. Fourteen rooms. four
ofstinE. Pcr further iniormsslon
for Appointment contact CALVIN
8. LL0HR, telephone Monument
S-osS2; xrsderhss: go.
brick rambler "Rhi'0ai With ssrpSrs. ofi fnii
6smt. ana rec. rm.. sarbsss dis.
posal. lse. wooded lot: quiet neigh
borhood; walking distance 70
loan Of S14,100. 10. 4-0353.
AMAZING YALUE-Delightful home
featuring. 27-ft. living room. dining
combination. sunny kitchen, l bed
sGS% ssa aSs sss sisn S6 sSTa ss
lot, Price. S12 $50. WOOD COM
ZOO til $3.50.
e1o,600-3 bedrms.. h.-w.h. Like
new. Bsmt.. tile bath. fenced lot,
60xl25. 10: S:01g9 or Ma. ,S-2311.
l1912 COLEsvHLE RD.-4 bedrms..
Ia baths. rec. rm.::. Ice. lot, expan.;
for conyalescent home; S29. 900.
AeT' isSs datEsyIS "a slhdG2 ~ sSsEb,., s-Ss4S
rm,: 2 1repls. OPEN. $50. 600
ACT. RA. 3.ll22, JU. 5-0240.
old 3-bedrm. brick rambler. with
fuli bsmt, outside .entr.; csr. lot
with of-st. park; close to schools
transp.. shop. For sale BY OWNER
Mr.. ARMY Mar SERvICE-Ram.
bler. SEQ. 800. o. financed. 4Sss
isnssssa gS. gS yisa ssssni ssss. kEEp staf sita
CUTE HOME FOR $10.300 in Sil,
Spring. Just needs 81 900 down
and S7q . month To buy this g
bedroom BUNGALOW: beats paying
rent. See IL today and let's talk
business. RIPLEY Il RoMER. Ju.
JGsrt 4lSt OFF GEORGIA AVE-. in s,l.
Spg. below wheaton: trim modern
bungalow with 2 BEDROOMS. stairs
to attic you can. expand: full bsmt. ;
level lot. Not tar to schools and
supermafkets; S13.500. RIPLEY 4,
ROMER. JU. 5.Bl11.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

See your dream home By picture
display in our beautiful Bethesda.
Chevy Chase oficel Choose. from
dozens Of new and resale homes
pictured In your price category.
Make home buyint easier. save
fruitless houfsl
OPEN TO-DAY, / til 6
n, s7os sUNpALE DRIVE, s1L.
YER sPRiNG, Sis.950 tbelow GI and
truly RUS fine brick Colonial Slate roof,
liv, rm.. din. rm.. good kit. 3 twin
bedrns,, ample closets. 2 baths. rear
screened porch, fenced yard, esrags.
bsmt. Today's best buy ct SIS, ,950l
North on Sundale from Eest.West
X qgst gsod ili sHLER Esst q pS aS'h b. e.
I'VE agssDa; Comfort %eDss and rs; S.;autsi 1853
spiit.foyer rambler. & Ice. rms. 2
baths. rec. rnn., garase. Out.Si.
Home completely cir .conditionedi
Out wis. Ave, just beyond Bethesda
Naval Hospital to Cedar lane. left
to Locust ave. risht g Acacia; risht
to Daneufy; y,n, lsft to HOLLAND ieft 70
'0rasr asl al q ss1lSuI; ssis Ik;1Noswoop RD..
sweetheart Of brick wiiiiamsburg
Cape Cod. z truly sracious. and
spacious rooms, 4 bedrms.. 3 baths,
garage. screened porch. .osnit. out
Old Georgetown I'd. 2is mi. to
xi7sswcTd % tsas sSs HEnvtN siEht ts hem m re-
THESDA sla.a50 GI. Surprising
spacicusnsss and charm. Z eood-
r r1ned ssos SsSsi titcS.n oa'ns pcres Sep Os GlR
SYoaii'u iGIr fsli for tbs brick Cape codi
out GEORGETOWN rd. 9 mi. to Beech,
left one block TO Sinsleton, right
. blocks to Melvern and left to home.
ALLIED REALTY
Once Open sunday, lis
So01 wisconsin Ave. Oh $500
Evening star., 1956-03-18
BANNOCKBURN
A BEDROOMS
631O Owen Pl.

Priced to sen today. 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths with sround level base
old. View windows Ia iiv. rm. over
looking large level play area and
terraces terraces down sND : .n 70 picnic and park
ner 3GA. V1osiosS iS; on o'1as premises. nsn.
Drive out Macarthur bEd. past
Glen Echo to Bannockburff rd..
right / block to Halbert, left on
Halbert to Owens ul.. left to house.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
342o CONN. AVE. REALToR
W0 G--0nO
Evening star., 1956-03-18

~ coie 70 see Sunuby. Cen pe purs
New Hampshire ave.
ROBERT L. LOwERY. Ju. $4,000
M LYMAN x An e. { DElLE 4 Co. INC:
REAL S11I1l ESTATE All, SALES 4 SERVICE
BURNT MILLS Will Village % RAM
BLER-This immaculate home has
2 bedrms;. 1M baths. Iee. iiv. rm..
equipped Fit. nice porch full bsmt.,
double garage. on K-acre fenced
lot; MI; Palmer. 10. 5.O557.
CHEVY. CHASE RAMBLER Of 4
bedrms.. In exclusive suburb, ada
room, room, waIl-to.wsli carpetins. jai:
buy! MISS RICE RTcE' KEl SiIasei sTe.i1s7 real
ROCK CREEK KNOLLS-Charm-
ing BRICK rambler. In exclusive sub
urh. Spacious lily. rm.. din. rm.
with picture window. } twin-sized
Fstchsn FoeohFms' = paths; hs. lse: eauippsd
T SILVER sppRRiiNao sAMsLER--s
ton air conditioner, washer, drier
And many other extras. Mr.. LIE
BERMAN. HA. 2.9596.
TAKOMA-LANGLEY PARK AREA.
fssal,ifyl Of Sih, detached ssS brick rick @coloni,l y,
liy. rm.. recr. rm.. plenty Of extras;
Al types Of financing; reduced to
SCI Il, 800; ,1 Mr.; r, WOLFE; We, ~; .T.742o.
$12.6Q0. with $1,000 cash buys
this lovely home with recreation
room. 2 .bedrms.. expansihle attics
WOLFE, jU. 7-T4So. ' ''1''' "
LYMAN c. DELE 4 CO. INC,
l420 New York Ave. NV. ST. 1880
YOUNG MopERN; SI2,5o0--dI ap-
proved Calf. rambler with picture
st. Camillus. tust OF New Hamp.
ave- eonv. to Langley PIX. Call HE.
HUGH T. PECK REALToR
OPEN TILL DARK
AMAZING VALUE-Nr. indian
Spring Country Club, eos Franklin
ave, 4 bedrm. brick Cape Cod with
sep. din. rm, Priced to sell.
JU. 9-S033 RA. 6-7465
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Bannockburn, Nd, $22 $50
8 BEDRMS.. DEN. 2 BATHS

Open 1-6; s-mo. -old prk. and red
EOSS :G1ntsmDor.ry y, cr.n1 ~ rI. s,n
deck; carport; ts-aere lot: .swim-
ming pool membership avail. As.
sumo $4,000 4Mes trust. DIR:
Out Macarthur blvd. past Glen
Echo TO Bannockburn, right to e.
Halbert, riEht 10 6503.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
CO. 5.3533 . 'Til.s
Evening star., 1956-03-18
Bethesda
GIAPP'D.

sSSl siIN AAzzLtT,oi'oD ,,lI'R 1I'RIvE.oPEN @ z
white brick Colonial in perfectly
beautiful Pea, sn. coHndiitiSn; H.ii; highly eonyen:
NH. and Naval Med. ase Center. nsA )
bedrooms. 9 baths: modern aii-elee.
kit: built-in garase,. screen porch.
value at $4,000. Georsetown road
to rs.,e R9oseyslt; q welt zig right to EaSslyq9d;
OIL. 2-7OO6. Ewes. OIL. 2-3030.
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HOUSES ron sALr-Mo.
SILVER aPRlNo
Open sun, 2 I'll Dark


s Twin Bedrooms-Den
Immaculate brick rambler With e
I'm. ise. kit.. dispesai, 2 fun baths,
storm gind9ws. fun esmt.. fenced
Tili 80 qi. Out Pipey sraieS 70 Ojd
70 NeWhsl and open sin.
WOODMOOR
Eyerybody.s dream; amazing op.
Iportunity, ncn.t IAN 70 EIab &.
owner has lived in this efand-new
brick rambler. only menths and Is
ltsansfeEre6; h;aere iot; eepter;hall
pi,s; paIs, inslish ini ~. s:nat a. With frePltcs,i
View s sG seaanas.; Vii esn.iasr a; u .a rssa
I59Ssip. SisSt g ssooEmSsr asS q
Buy OF THE WEEK
TEe;bsdrH. brick rambler, large
$l4.s90. out Solesville I'd. past
fouI Corners to .orain. left 70 EDGE.
voee, riEht On Woodridte to u6
salesman. Experience uDneeessary.
CAPITAL REALTY co,
-. s.oo7a ~: s-sae6 WE. S.5e27
Silver Spring, Open, / til S
ExPANSrBLE CAPE COD
ressa,,lz sts HsrSn ,.;s Court ts.,hs 4 E:si buy!
Sms;' SssS' bath: h:r sefntiin,. ~: Sndo g. a. n
Old Bladenshurg "a. on Langley df.
''A'sSf 81. ittiA JOINS PARISH
GRIN. COLONIAL, $l5,200
-, lotoS Iayssa s svs;11Iss: s-bsas- bed
bath aluminium storm sash,
fenced lott. PRICED for quick sale.
81. ,SS dn, Right on oeofsta ave.
FLOWER WAYNE AYES.
3-Bedrm. Rambler, $l8,500
sA lsa ssa'sns H. S.sp Ssm NJ .eSisx sie iEhtsay Etsy
Gl. terms: on Flower on Scuyler
BEERS ss'isi BROS. JU. 5-7sll
SIL. SPRING RAMBLER
brand.new. de luxe ASST. brick
a With, vanity, all-elee. Kit. With
birch cabinets; full bsmt.: 21-ft. liy.
fn: With fireplace; garage. Only
TAKoMA T. PARK-s2,ooo DIN.
A dne 3-family property close to
the wash. San: 1 and bedrn.
value at only S14,950.
Hampshire KnollS-$l4,950
GI approved. A dandy 3.6edrm.
Cape Cod brick home: conveniently
loc. Just OF N. H. ave-; 12x1S It.
den; mod. de luxe kit; fenched lot;
full bsmt.
4 BEDRMs., $500 DIN.
II you are in need OF Q lse. home,
see this spacious property today; q
baths big lot. Only $12,750.
$500
Attractive Arm. rambler, ideal
for the small couple, Takoma Park
loc... nr. evtrythingi full bsrnt. Can
easily be expanded.
RAFFELL REALTY
'Si '5pFIil11 ~ Jog 3oprs s,,r Ios Lo; S;SS9s
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POTOMAC

-! ,s!RANp-NEy gEIcK RAsa1LEEs
2iFs Ss hsS.s sUs sisS isSsD:sisa; .s....s ssPss s.s
:atss SSsls ID esl ar
ports. Nice hish elevation with beau.
$50 and S2S.e60. River read to
Potomac Intersection; left TO Brick.
yard road: left To homes. PRANK
9, PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006. Ewes.
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BY OWNER

JUST OFF coLEsVILLF RID.
Two houses on 1.3 acres. 10 mi.
from District line; with 4 rms.
and bath, the other with 2 rms. and
bath; cinder block const., sound. but
plumbing repairs needed. Very attr.
lot. $3.50. Call Mrs. Candy, EV.
4.911o. j WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HOUSES EoR SALI-Mp.
OPEN sum, 1880 til 6

OPEN SUM-, i::30 til 8
lries ssnslss e : .s,ss; ;,! nyins
Oh heat. nun bsnt.. Suiit-in Esfses:
on har1-surfaced road. Out Coles
VIE I'd. TO Briegs-Chaney, rieht 70
Peach Orchard, lsft 10 open IlSn.
Smith w. Allnut,, Sr.
eprtns 1874
. ,sssS S.sr SHFss sHssAf INIT / TO sb. &
Living rn-, kit,-din. fm,. comb.
s.eS@s RineoSs: ss.7sS:A AiaS 5000 ss'rssi s.i
cysToM sgiIT SPLIT LEyELs
S.iSs hss Nv. ssarmii n iii.p. 's siu silsssd sSsS
sssst s.st sii yoSr rss sSn r ct diNiashs Noasi sS ss
1003s kenfrev rd., on Forest Glen
rd,' By sl!sia ia6St SPECIALS
24os EcSfEsToN 81. Carroll
Knells-Briek rambler. Ice, liy; rm..
6e luxe kit, full bsnt.. rec. rrn..
Saiy ssSo.sssi; ssSo..sssi;o. ':iSsesS sis,SSC st trust.
ti64 sELvEDERE BLvD--Leysly
brick 2-bedrm. rambler; liy; m.
firenl.. SPACIOUS EQUIP. kit. din;
ss sS.s5 ss5o55SS 5S1 ,.r e;%s s pay. AH:aHr-fsne'd s
G. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
~, $4,000 10. S.S7A4
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
SPRINGFIELD, MD.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

This .attrac. home contains irut
place, sep. dining rm.. fuzzy s6uippsI
s.S,, ,acS; Kit. eth RAT natursl e cabinets b
way to Attic. rec. rIf.. garage, %.
tt. porch. Home Is located in Z
controlled community Of individ.
ualiSed homes within walking dis.
lance Of public and pafoehis
schools; Just compelled: imnied. oc.
cupaney.
$31 $50
OPEN SUN. DAILY UNTIL DARK
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass, 1.2 mi
beyond Westmofeland circle Il
Cromwell Dr., right "a block ID
Christy dr.. left to sample house
5410 christy dY.
w. o. COOLEY u SON
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
DI. 7si4el -iS
Evening star., 1956-03-18
OPEN SUN. l-6
HlLLANDALE

IoUO OVEHLUUk 01H.
Lovely brick rambler, 8 lge. bed.
rms; baths. spacious liy. rm..
dishwasher. disposal: inclosed breeze
way; -garese, full tiled bsmt.. rec.
rm., firepl.. " bath: many extras.
Be sure to see Sunday. Can be pur.
chased furnished. Just u blk. Of
New Hampshire ave.
ROBERT L. LOWERY, JU, $4,000
Evening star., 1956-03-18

ALLIED REALTY
Once Open sunday, lis
So01 wisconsin Ave. Oh $500
Evening star., 1956-03-18

1st Fl. Pwdr. Rm., Rec. Rn.
Langley Park, Montg. Co:
Park shop. center-Brick:. liv. rns.,
din: rm:; KIT. with brkfst area. gafb.
S,s5' Sns ndshHsa3f'; 3f g z bsdfms;, bath s, on
$i4, 900 ist trust: ssi.s5' t mo. %r.. M.
Weiss, HE. 4-6522. DIR: Out N. II.
ave. to Univ. lane, left 5 blks. to
h33yahoee ls3, a. rt. l blk. to 10th ave-.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

sPRINGBRooK FOREST, beautiful
Silver Spring locetion-a-acr lot,
new .iuxurious-brick rambler with
full basement. 3 extra-laree bed
rooms, 2 tile baths. All on hrsi
floor: Big living ROOM with Colonial
fireplace. Huge all-electric dream
kitchen, Carport. viii accept GI
E. r. BLANCHARD. Ju. $4,000 I'll
2 pm. --19
ST. BERNADETTEs PARIsH-All.
brick Cape Cod. In Woodmoor;
mr.. schools, churches, stores: 3 lge.
bedrms., frepl, picture window,
full bsmt., incl daylight playrm.
and garage. Entire End A. pine
paneled. Financing avail. See 1t
todayi NO AGENTS. OWNER. Ju,
SUMNER. of Mass. ave.-Newly
dec. brick Colonial with. 4 bed
rms. baths. formal din. rm..
study with powder rm., lse. liv-
able scr. porch, full daylight
bsmt. S3l 500. KORZENDORFER,
OIL. 4-s1l1 It'll o. lis
TAKoMA-3-unit brick near Sana-
tarium incl. two 2-bedrm. units:
Excel. income, best tenants. Need
RIPLEY i RoMER. Ju. S-s5i1.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

BY OWNER, SILVER sprins-Charm-
lns rms. oisfs SssSs SssRsiet; e.. sor h. ssS
I'm. rec rm., gar: close to schools
~ loan. JU. $3.50. No agents.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

PARK-sPLIT Level
With four bedrms., 2 baths. sep.
din. rm., full bsmt. This Is q dream
home. Fully equipped kitchen,
screened porch. trees; S24.500.
GRAHAM u CO.. JU. 5-655O 8 till
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-11-01
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