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all that Is not political quack-
ery-to bring our farm people.
the only kind Of prosperity they
want-prosperity that can be en-
joyed In time Of peace.
Cites Growth Of Integrity
This final thought I want to
leave with you.
Tonight I have talked mainly
of farming. But I realize that
other things mean at least as
much to you and to your family.
] remind you of the contrast
between today and the life we
knew-and the Government we
knew-four years ago. In for
eign policy and in farm policy
in military affairs and in fiscal
affairs--in States rights and In
civil rightS-in tax policy and
in labor policy.
Where there was confusion
then. today there Is sense and
order.
Where there was laxity. there
is integrity.
Where there was doubt. there
Is confidence.
I believe these facts plainly
mark the path Of our Nations
progress.
If you also believe this-if you
want to keep on this way, then
each Of you must do your part
to the full in making your de-
cision clear and emphatic.
Whatever you believe. my fell
low citizens. you know what
your personal role in this COM
ing decision must be: To regis
ter--to get all your friends to
register-to vote--to get all your
friends to vote-so that on No.
vember 6 your NOTES.-THE voices
of all Of you-will be heard.
Your decision can then as
sure and direct our progress in
the years ahead-progress in
our farm life, and in our whole
I national life-progress toward
Jour great goal: The prosperity
of our people. strong and free.
lin a world Of peace.
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Rise in Form Exports
Cited by Eisenhower

many Of them veterans, who
borrowed heavily to start farm
ing q few years back. Today the
farm credit program Is the best
in history. And farm people have
more say now in farm credit
management than ever before.
The list of accomplishments
goes on-emergency help to
farmers and ranchers suffering
from such natural disasters as
floods and droughts. broadened
soil and water conservation.
strengthened soil conservation
districts. special programs to re-
lieve market gluts Of perishables
and expanded research and
education.
Such are the things we have
done toward rebuilding agricul-
ture, so farm families can share
fully In our country's prosperity.
In that effort We must make
good use Of that valuable tool
price supports.
Warns Of Self Defeating Policy
But let's get this point clear:
Rigidly fixing price supports
at 80 per cent Of parity without
regard to supply conditions
and SO encouraging SURPRISES
that depress market priests.
for the farmer, niockery and
deceit. That kind Of program
compels drastic quotas. al
lotments, government regula-
ton. 1t rohs the farmer of a
chance for full income parity.
It Is q program for politicians.
mot farmers.
Full income parity is a full
share in our country's good times,
In a free agriculture, farmers at
tain that kind Of parity only in
the market place. That's what ]
spoke for at Kasson four years
ago; the attainment Of that full
share for the farmer-the pres
ervation of a free agriculture,
That's what I have been working
for. / shall keep on working for
it.
And the fact show good prog
ress.
Today farm foreclosures are
near an all-time low.
Today more farm operators
own their farms than ever before,
Today the, value of farm lands
is at an all-tirne high.
Today farm income is at q
billion dollar rate above last year.
And the long decline in farm
prices has stopped. Prices today
are higher than last April when
I vetoed the farm bill. They are
II per cent higher than last De-
cember. They are higher than
a year ago when high rigid price
supports still applied to the So
called basic crops. This. OF
course, is no final solution.
Butt repeat-thiS is a good
start in the right direction.
: Here are the ways we will con-
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CONTINUED From Page A-l2

NlSA"Na~@-@
ence It m kes. But thinking
. about it is mighty little help.
The opposition had 20 years in
power to pass it. Instead. they
built up surpluses-so they went
In exactly the opposite direction.
Farm Exports Built Up
Now. what about the huge
surpluses already on hand?
We have worked long and
hard to regain world markets
lost or dried up when we took
office.
BY June. 1854. farm exports
were up 4 per cent. the follow
ing year, 7 per cent more; last
June. another II per cent. Last
year we moved $2.7 billion worth
Of Government stocks--a record
amount. That was three times
the amount moved in 1852 by
our fast talking, slow acting
opposition. With one exception
--cotton-peacetime shipments
!. of farm products are now the
highest in 80 years.
The SURPRISES are in use at
home, too. Today 5 million Of
our people get Government
!, owned food. al even million
school children are served by the
school lunch program. Low-cost
milk iesgoing tomore than $4,000
schools. We have greatly ex-
panded these programs. We will
e4pahd them still more.
Z All this adds up to one i'm
sportant fact: the toughest prob
lens lost markets. oyerproduc-
ton, surpluses-are giving way
Now opening up for farm people
are brighter peacetime prospects
than they have had for years
Cites Rural Program
Other dramatic advances add
strength to those prospects.
First is our new rural devel-
opment program to help the
lowest income families In farm
ing. The old rigid price support
programs have always by-passed
these ~ million families while
helping big business farming
get bigger. We are helping
these neglected families get
part-time jobs-easier credit
special training-technical ad-
vice-community guidance. This
program promises low-income
families a better future thar
they have ever known.
Last January I asked the Con-
gress to study limiting the price
. support payments to any one
Individual. Some individual pay
nnents run over 81 million. The
opposition in Congress decided
against any limitation-too busy
I suppose. just talking about the
little farmer.
And we expanded farm credit
another reason for new con-
ference. Our new law is especi-
ally helpful to young folks
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help to farmers and ranchers
beset by natural disasters.
We will keep expanding agri-
cultural research to develop new
crops. new uses. new markets.
We will'continue to strengthen
such long-established, indispen-
sable programs as rural electri-
fication and rural telephone serv-
ice.
And we will keep doing all
else that is fair and constructive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
Why settle for less than
Blue Chip performance?

TT doesn't take new GMC owner
= long to spot the difference -
especially if he's just switched from
another make truck.
Take the way every Blue Chip GMc
is "engined." An ultra modern
power plant gives him flashing
response, sparkling road-pace and
record fuel economy.
Hydra-Matic* is another eye-opener.
Right away he appreciates its time
and effort saving in traffic. And later
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attracts admiring attention. With
that distinctive boulevard styling, it's
smart advertisement-on-wheels for
any businessl
One for your kind Of truck-worki
Our truck specialists will help you
select jusI the Blue Chip model that
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And our truck servicing experts
always stand ready to help you keep
it . Blue Chip top-profit-maker.
Drop in and get acquainted
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on, he cashes in on the big mainte-
nance savings.
And every trip he can carry a bigger
load. For GMc chassis are rugged
-GMC axles are extra-capacity.
SO he hauls more-and hauls it COM
fortably. GMC cabs are man-size and
deeP-cushioned. Recirculating ball.
bearing steering makes handling free
and easy. Close-quarters parking's
cinch with Safety Power Steering
And at every stop. Blue Chip GMc
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is greater than the present rate
of supply. So Mrs. johnson is
currently negotiating with a
third manufacturer.
Mrs. Johnson's mushrooming
operation is officially called
Kitchen Madonna Originals
and her office" is a spare bed
room in her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

in red. will open the program
by singing carols and placing
gifts for the poor under the
Christmas tree. The story of
the nativity will be presented
by the glee clubs and dramatic
clubs of the school and junior
college.
The glee clubs are under the
direction Of Mrs. Berenice
Yingling, while Mrs. Barbara
Meima directs the dramatic
clubs,
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BY AMELIA YOUNG

Here is a story for home
makers which has nothing to
do with modern appliances.
1t concerns a Madonna
9-inch ceramic madonna which
IS finding its way into kitchens
across the country.
The story begins 10 or so
years ago, when a Catholic
priest named Fulton Sheen
nov well-known bishop
sent as a gift to a young mar
ried couple-a little Dutch
china flgurine of Mary.
Colored blue and conyen-
tional in pose. the statue was
distinguished only by a small
detail - the Lady wore an
apron.
Delightful Gift
Because of this domestic
feature, the gift madonna was
delightfully."- claimed by the
wife for a niche in her kitchen,
under a light so all could see.
She called it her Kitchen
Madonna"
And that's the end of the
first chapter.
The story takes up again in
1854. At this time Mrs. Dor
othy E. Johnson, a director Of
the Christ Child Society here,
was given the job of bringing
visible spiritual atmosphere"
into the Society's newly re-
modelled settlement house.
Mrs. johnson obtained art
for one room and then the
next. until finally she came to
the kitchen. No reason for
the kitchen not to have Wis
IDLE spiritual atmosphere"
Presto, she thought of the
perfect thing-th the little
Dutch china Kitchen Ma
donna" she'd seen in the home
of a friend.
When Mrs. Johnson went to
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IHoHon Arms Sets
Yule Pageant
This Sunday

The entire student body of
Holton-Arms School-from the
kindergarten through the jun
Tor college-will take part in
the schools Christmas pageant,
to be presented at 4 pm. Sum
day in the Jessie Moon Holton
Building.
The junior schoolers, dressed
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Madonna With an Apron
For Your Kitchen Niche

look for Sucn a statue for the
settlement house, none was
available. Determined to have
it. she went to a sculptor and
asked him to make one.
On the first try, the model
was a bit bulky; on the Sec
ond, somewhat stiff. BY the
third try. the indefatigable
Mrs. johnson was satisfied.
The aproned figure held a
loaf OF bread and smiled down
at her reaching Son-this es-
Sentially matched the image
in her mind of a perfect
Kitchen Madonna.
This model was shown to
Monsignor Philip Hannah, now
Auxiliary Bishop of Washing
ton. He was delighted with the
statue and the whole idea of
a Kitchen Madonna and gave
the story to the Catholic press.
Inquiries and orders for the
statue started pouring in from
North. East. South and West
and also from Australia and
Haiti. They came largely from
neWlyweds-from all types of
people.
An Episcopal minister asked
for one. So did others of diff
ferent faiths.
A Business
What started as one woman's
determination to bring visible
spirituality into a settlement
house kitchen turned into a
business.
Mrs. Johnson runs it with
the help of Mrs. William Rip
pard and the growing proceeds
are being given to charitable
causes.
Two manufacturing COM
panies are turning out the
Kitchen MadonnaS - in a
variety Of colors to match mod
ern kitchens-but the demand
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BETHESDA, illmead-charming 2
bedrm brk. Cape Cod with ex-
pansible md floor; bsmt., porch;
nice level lot in this choice con-
trOlled neighborhood S1S,3OO.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS OIL. 2-7OO6;
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CHEVERLY AREA-Brick 3-bedrm.
and den; family-size din. rm., big
kit. firepl. in lge. liv. rm., firepl.
in bsnt. Close to everything. viii
sacrifice for S15,750. Easy terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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$1,000 Down

Believe 1t or not. will buy this B.
ious living room. full basement.
large rear screened porch; fenced
lot 10'Xl 35'; priced at only S16.Y0O
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TAKOMA PARK = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; large liv. and din. rm.
combined: table-space kitchen and
lge. pantry: full daylight bsmt.
with outside entrance; potential
rec. rm. and maids rm.; q bath;
level corner lot; close to bus.
churches. Under $4,000. z. F.
B L ANCH ARD D. RealtOr. S435
Georgia ave. JU S-SUOO
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS
Uptown once EN-. 2-67I5
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS FIELD AREA-3-b edrm.
brk. ramb., excel. buy; S13.OOO; CT
terms. No brokers. Ewes. AID. z
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TOWN OF FAIRFAX-S-rm. resi-
dence. mr.. courthouse. Can be re-
= zoned commercial. Egcel. loo. for
doctors or lawyers ONCE. Lot 66x
206. Inspection by app't. only. THE
7PICKEL CO.. "a S. Glebe I'd. Arl
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CONTEMPORARY
81 y is: ~ s.level home. ex.
ALLEN. REALToR, RA. e-3333.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX; jefferson Park - 3-bedrm,
| la-bath brick Cape Cod with Ice.
liV. rm., sep. din. rn,; full bsmt.
built-in garage; in walking distance
to George Mason Elem. and ell
private Alex. schools. Call MICH
OILS, ia. 5-1213.
ALEX.--3-bedrm., full bsmt.; beaut.
cond.t COW, cor. fenced lot. NOR
MA JEAN POE, XII. 9-l745. Ov.
ALEXA-2-bedrm. semidet., 8 yrs.
OLD: excel: cond.; Sl0,95O. NORMA
ARLlNGTON-Exeel. older home mr..
Pentagon; l4x24 liv. rm., separate
porch. pantries. many. trees, det.
garage, full bsmt. $i705O with
OWNER, ia. s-SiS2.
ARLINGTON, by OWNER Ice
bedrms.. full bsmt., rec. rm., ex-
pand. attic. -Sl3250; 5645 18th
ST. NV. IKE. S-2570.
ARLINGTON, for quick sale-Brick
BUNGALOW. S1O,950. Owner will ac-
cept $1,000 down. JOHN NJ. AN
DERSON. IA. S-S2i4 or IA. S-2245.
ARLINGTON. NORTH-3-bedrm. brk
rambler in choice location; close TO
NOttluknhm ScnO0l. LiN. rm with
hrepl.. de luxe kit. with dishwasher
and disposal; full bsmt: patio: gor-
geous corner lot. Priced at sis. 900
with S2.OOO DIN. paymt. Shown BY
appt. The DARBY Co, IA. s.
1898. once open . I'll q.
ARL.. ~. S25,l5U OF - 4-bedrm.
2ls-bath. brick Colonial; list A..
side entr. hall. gracious llv, rm,.
nrepi.. family-sized din. rm, open.
ing On 22-ft. ear scr. porch; equip.
kit. breakfast space. Zee. pantry
bedrm.. bath: end o.. . twin bed.
rms, bath; stairs to attic: Eround.
level rec rm.. flrepl., a bath: att.
garage Lot 1876 II. deep. Anchor.
fenced rear yard Ice. oak trees.
3"7.. JE. 2-4684.
ARL.-oI S13.s $50. 2-bedrm.. a-bath
hrk. Colonial. Full bsmt. with tile
moor; beaut. lot with trees and
Glebe rd.. Arl IA 5-.501.
ARL. FOREST, 235 N. Edison st.
3-beorm. Colonial brick: shaded
corner lot, extra closed-in porch;
rec. nm NJ pentagon; $4,000.
BY OWNER. IA. 7-726s.
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WHEATON-S395 down non-GI, in
cludes settlement charges on this
cozy. 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; full
bsnt. with rooms, tiled floor,
alum. storm windows and doors,
.Anchor-fenced yard. Mr.. schools,
bus and stores. PAYMENTS like rent.
Mrs. Hall. JU, 5-91S4. cox g. CO.,
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DOCTORS-DENTIST

Large stone home. overlooking the
beautiful city of Washington. Brand
new, 4 huse-Sized bedrooms, pa
baths, and what a diving room. ban
ouet-sized din. room. / say it has
the most beautiful kitchen in the
city. huge recreation room, gas-flred
hot-water heat. laundry room on
first floor: built-in garage. Price
reduced ito So $50. Trades con-
sidered. Open every afternoon till
sold. Drive out Pennsylvania ave. sc.
to 3lst ST.. right on 3lst st. to
MISSIONER drive and 3l25
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BEVERLY HILLS AREA-on . lots
Is this Ssm sriG Ts GSqna d hS@s on V tSs
list floor. liy. rm., din. rm. and
kitchen: bedrms. and bath on
priced at S21,y5U for immed. sale.
Wonderful schools within walking
neri n RouTH RoBBINs REAL Es-
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kENILAND-Vacant: 5 rms, bsmt.,
$500. Gil $500 down. S67 mo.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5050.
OXON HILL = 2-yr.-old Diet. brick
Cape Cod, z rms: 4 bedrms.; full
bsmt., oil h.-wh. with Dashboard
radiator; lge. level lot. S17,25O.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
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PARK-LTK zfI'S SETTING
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN-Lovely brick ram
bier; lge. lot: full bsmt., foyer, sep.
din. rm., , bedrnis., lge. patio,
pull-down stairway to storage attic:
$4,000. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor 1886 Wis. ave. OIL. .
2123; ewes, OIL. 6-7S6l.
BETHESDA, Sl7,95O. near NH
;j-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod,
on beaut. wooded lot. No osmt: but
has lge. garden house for storage.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7OO6;
ewes. OIL. d-S076.
BETHESDA AREA = b-bedroom. q
bath Cape Cod, on lovely lot: din.
ing room, recreation room, screened
porch, electric kitchen with eat.
space. Call Mrs. KraRbel, WO. o.
1868. ewes, WALKER g. DUNLOP
INC Realtors, Uptown once, EN-.
2-65l5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick RAM
bier: only $1,000; 8 bedrms., full
ditioner, dishwasher, disposal in
Guided: 5 years old. Call SAM
yyEL E E, ssooLEY INC OIL O.
BETBEsDA-EDGEMOoR-Brick Co.
lonial, close in; SlO.S0O; many
trees; garage. Call SAMUEL /. z.
BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 6-1SOO til ..
BETHESDA, NEAR MED. CENTER
Attractive, 3-bedroom brick ram.
bier: full basement; with lavat9ry,
with everything separate dininl
rooLl; garden house; fenced lot
beautiful condition. Assume Sl6,.
TOO ilats 81 loan. Priced at SIS.
$50. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. T.
141l; evesn OIL. 2-322u.
BETHESDA, Hillmead-charming 2
bedrm, brk., Cape Cod with ex-
pansible Ind floor; bsmt., porch;
nice level lot IN this choice con- con,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS OIL. $4,000;
ewes, OIL. 2-3O3O.
BETHESDA, Sls,75O GI-Brick ram
bier, on nice level lot: liv. RIM. din.
rm.. kit, . bedrms... bath and large
bStn. BiLTfNGSLEY REALTY. EN-
2-s326; ewes, OIL. 2-44gs.
BETHESDA = Distinctive 3-bedrm.
Colonial with den. rec. RIM. de
luxe kitchen M bradmoor; s23.auu,
A. " PISANl, Realtors OIL. $1,000;
ewes. OIL. 2-b2S7.
BETHESDA . MAPLEWOOD - New
brick side-split rambler: center en-.
bedrms'. = baths, rec. nm; $e0,D50,
GEO. w. ROBERTSON Realtor,
1856 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2i23: ewes,
OIL. 6-5S61.
BETHESDA-Miniatu estate, g.
bedroom rambler; English base
ment, i-aere beautifully land
scaped, wooded site; partially COM
R2l oearN sSlMping pool; S2s'S a.
Georgetown I'd. OIL. 4-s1li TN q.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE = Don't
nuy till you see this elegant brick
Colonial on very large tree-shaded
lot,, featuring lst-n. bedrm and
bath, den With pwdT. rm. u bed
rms. tile baths upstairs: Scar
kit. Excel financing TO resi- isible
party. Owner leaving city. house
nus b sold. Call EN-. 2-65sl tn
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bath contemporary Cape Oe codl Lee.
hy, rm.. with lflrepl.. cleo. kit. with
dishwasher disposal and washer
scr. porch with patio: fenced yard I:
|, mr.. bus. elem. jr. and ST. high
sch2ols, Vacant. 1mmed. possession,
$1,000 down, assume CT loan.
Mrs HARr. JU. 5-0775. cox
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

RAMBLER of your
dreams. Extra big for spacious, and
gracious living. Marble firepl. in
I. rms, de luxe mod. kit, 3 big
bedrms.. . tile baths. exotic rum
pus rm. in .ull bsnt. Big corner
lot. Vacant and much underpriced
al Sl6.500. PRINCE GEORGES
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Popular Mt.
Rainier location. lust of Rhode
and clean older.t S Sst bungaIoW low:
full basement: shaded porch; S10,-
$50, with $3.50 down to vets. w r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400 till o
pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-S50 dn. to
vets. brand-new all-brick Colonial:
Ia tile baths, first-hoor powder
room, full basement, lov-cost gas
hot-Water heat; concrete porch,
i taNes raW5lngs; S STS PEI ne ne plH az
7-l40O till 8 pm.
NOT LIKE A Project = This g
bedroom brick home has q charm
all its own; sep. dining rm., liv.
rm. with fireplace, basement, and
attractively Handicapped level lot.
Subject to CT. S12.500. JAMES
c. CONLEY & CO.. AP. 1922.
STONE AND MASONRY sbedrms. =.
bath, LIST q. 1 bedrm., "a bath up:
/ bedrm. unfinished; large closets;
very nice kit. incl. washer and
drier: fenced yard: nice shade trees.
coNLEY & CO. AP. 1882.
ONE-HALF ACRE improved by 6-yr.-
old home in perfect cond.: 2 extra
lge. bedrms., liv. rm., din. rn. and
equip. kit. 12x20 scr. porch. Level
lot with stately oak trees. Only
minutes from downtown via new
parkway. Sl0.500. $1,000 down.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
UN. 4-1166: WA. 1866.
SPARKLING NEW AND PRETTY
WHITE RAMBLER-Lge. picture
window in liv. rm., big din. area
tile bath. full bsmt., level lot. A
terrific buy at 81 800. Only $500
din. to non-vet. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Small white
clapboard cottage; neighborhood OF
fine homes: stunning knotty-pine
rec rm.::. cool oak-shaded lot A
sweet little home: $3.50 DIN. to vets
only $3.50 mo. W. R. HUGHES
CO.. AP. 7-14O0 till 9 pm.
CARMODY HILL DREAM HOME
3 RMS: KIT. AND BATH: OIL HT.:
ON LOT 7Ox100; PATIO
LOUIS RIIDDEN. TIL o-3O60
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DO-IT-YOURsELF = Beautiful pre-.
cut to 5 bedrms;; easily erected
VA SWIFT HOMES. next 10 %
Diner. Fairfax Va. Call CIR g.
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VISIT
BIG FAMILY

NEED economical home? Then
don't miss this chance; 4 bedrms :,
. baths, ana an. extra kit. This
excellent excel buy. Lot 56Sis0 #. Close
to schools. shops and bus. Dial
HE. $4,000 for q private showing.
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CAPITOL HILL
1850 SOUTHERN AVE.
D. C.. HOMES

CT. $3.50 DOWN: 3-bedroom row
brick like new. at s27 Xenia St
Complete kitchen. full bsmt.: Ben
dix washer, storm windows. fenced
lot $3.50 down. and balance at
ST. 900 DOWN: 1O9 Elmira st. s.w.
near So. Capitol and Atlantic St.
shopping center-3-bedroom. semi
detached brick: newly redecorated:
full bsmt..- fenced lot; CT or con-
ventional financing.
5000 @ ST. S.E.-5-room cottage
on large corner lot with me OLD
basement; total price only $4,000
with low down payment; quick pos
session.
To inspect any Of these outstand-
ing values. phone JIM BRETT. 10.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-GI approved;
close to all schools; this unusual
brick home has a flrst-floor bed
room and bath, . bedrooms and
bath UP, reefeation room, built
In garsge; excellent condition;
I'll 9 pm: EDW: H. JONES g. CO
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CUT THIS OUT
GEO. S, KING co.

COLORED-VACANT
Sale or rent; redecorated: auto
heat, 3 bedrms.; row brk.; $50 mo
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WHEATON; CT 500 down, SSS per
M inels. everything-3-be drm.
brk. rambler. corner lot. side porch,
attractive rec. rm., ! blk. to schools,
bus at door. 10. $4,000. HIGGINS
Il HARRISON. INC. REALTORS.
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SILVER -bedrm. brick
Cape Cod, expansible to 4 bedrms. /:
liv. rm., din. ell. kitchen. full
School: si$ 80 1 poNA 2f1ocii q
YOUNKIN g. CO., Reaitor, JU.
5-1o6O It'll q