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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL-Hearbeat Thea
ter: Dramatized case history
from the records of the Sal
walton Army.
1000, WRC - National Radio
Pulpit: DR.. Ganse Little
speaks on God the Father
Almighty"
1900, WWDC-Perry Como and
Guest: Singing Star Perry
Como is featured singing his
hit tunes of the year, and
joined by Roberta Sherwood
who sings her new release
MY Heart Is a Chapel"
1900, WMAL - Pan-American
Party: Through the cooper
alton of the Pan American
Union a visit in words and
music with our Latin neigh
borS.
1855, WWDC = Baseball: Bob
Wolff and Arch Mcdonald
air a complete description of
the Washington c hica g o
baseball game in Washing
ton.
200, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show: Three-hour Sunday
afternoon music program.
2:O5, WTOP - World Music
Festival: Featured will be the
violin concerto by the Amer
ican-born composer Aram
Khatchaturian performed by
the Russian violinist David
Oistrakh.
$3.50, WRC = The C at h Ollie
Hour: Topic =" New Sounds
for Old Hymns" with Pau
Hume.
$3.50, WGMS = Sunday Sym
phony: Haydn, Symphony
No. 1O4 in E "Drumroll;'
Falla, Nights in the Gardens
of Spain.
3:15, WIDOW, WASH FM-
Capital Productions: killer
Kate" starts 10 Ann Uzel Of
Catholic University. The
story of the murderous Ben
der family of Kansas. who
were responsible for ovel
nine murders in the 1905.
4:O5, WTOP-Music on a Sun
day Afternoon: Popular song
stress Karen Chandler Joins
Stuart Foster and Alfredo
Antonini and the orchestra
500, WRC - Monitor: Clay
court tennis champions with
veterans players. Sarah Pal
frey, from Chicago. Visit tt
the baseball Hall of Fame.
sos, WTOP-FBI In Peace and
War: A young man working
an interstate racket of auto
thefts makes a fatal mistake
when he returns to his home
town as a war hero in Re
turn Trip"
6:35, WRC-Meet the Press:
Guest will be Senator Warren
G. Magnuson, Democrat of
Washington.
6:45. WGMS-Of Many Things:
Mark Twain" is the subject
of DR.. Bergen Evans program
of spoken" essays.
1885, WMAL Listening Post:
Six newsmen in politically
strategic areas of the country
report on Who Will Get the
Woman's Vote?"
sos, WGMS-Brahms Festival:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
MORE, AND LESS

Coloraturas are busting out
all over. Lily Pons, who re-
Gently celebrated her silver an
niversary with the Met. has put
out a record apparently in
tended to show that statistics
don't necessarily mean all they
might. 1t backs her up pretty
well.
This Bell Song" may not be
exactly what won the then al
most unknown French ingenue
her first Metropolitan contract.
but it is a testimonial to stay
ing power. So is the rest of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
FIREWORKS, SO

What happened to Mado
Robin, the French soprano
who went soaring spectacular
~ into the coloratura
Stratosphere on a little 10
inch London disc two or three
years ago?
London has just provided
the answer: she is still soaring.
A new record, a 12-inch this
time, has been made by Nine.
Robin devoted half to arias by
Bellini, who dotted on colora-
turas, and half to four of the
unattached showpieces colora-
turas dote on.
Lovers of vocal pyrotech-
MICS should have a field day
with this disc. just as they had
with the earlier Robin VEN
ture. Included, in the Polacca
from Il Puritani," is a vertical
ascent to A above high c.
The Robin vocalism is more
spectacular. though. In its
lower reaches the sopranos
voice acquires a trace of edgi-
ness, but it is generally excep-
tionally pleasing to hear. With
reasonably susceptible neigh
bors, no one is likely to be sub
jected to lawsuits for turning
on this record.
The other selections include
the "Puritani" mad scene and
two excerpts from La Son.
nambula," which serve as a
reminder that Bellini, too, had
more to offer than mere fire.
works. This is very pretty
music. Proch, Dell Acqua,
Arditi and Alabiev are the
composers of the display
pieces. and they sound fresher
than might be expected. The
contributions of Anatole Fis-
toulari and the London Phil
harmonic also are more than
usually lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
JUST RELEASED
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

ards, Halvorsen; Preciosa Overture.
Weber; Fackeltanz No. /, Meyerbeer
The Bluebells of Scotland. Pryor. La
Boheme Selection. Puccinf; The World
SLAUGHTER on Tenth Avenue, Rodgers
Recitative, Aria and Bacchsnale from
Samson and Delilah, Saint-Saens.
PRO MUS1CA CHAMBER GROUP:
George Silfies, clarinet and piano;
Michael Serber. violin; William De
Pasquale, violin Gerald Meyer, viola
William StOkking, cello. Phillips Gal
lery, S:3U pm. Clarinet Quintet in
A, K. 5Sl. Mozart; Italian Serenade
for String Quartet Wolf; Piano Quin-
tet, OpuS Al. Schumann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
TOMORROW

Getty Allen Chimes, violin: Louise
Payler, viola; jerome Jelinck, cello;
Thomas Newell, horn: charlton Meyer
piano. Student Union Lounge. Uni.
yersity OF Maryland $40 pm. Diver.
cello, Haydn; Piano Quartet. Opus IS
Beethoven; Horn Trio. opus 40
Brahms.
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND. Comdr
Charles Brendler, conductor. Soloists
Lawrence Wiehe. trombone: Richard
Balm. harmonica. U. s. Capito
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
TODAY

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND
1t. Harry H. Meuser. conductor Solo.
lists: Edward Grace. typewriter; How.
8 pm. Overture to II Were King
Adams Toreador Sons from Carmen
Bizet: Jota Aragonesa, Glinka: M
pastira, Gomez; Polaca Ballet, Men
denez; Las Dos Palomas, Messager
Mood Tropicale English; The Type
writer, Anderson: Hi Falutin Hoe
down, Simeone; Pasuuinade. Colts
chalk: Selections by the Singing Ser
geants.
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Can't
Albert SchoeDper, conductor Soloists
Bramwell smith, cornet; Gene Akers
piano. The WaterRate. $50 pm
Purple Paeeant. Kine; The Corsail
Overture Berlioz; Rumbalero. Cana
rata; Sorrento Smith; Selections from
Faust Gounod; Chieago Tribune
March, Chambers; First movemen
from Piano Concerto in G minor b!
Mendelssohn: Three movements iron
Andalucia Suite, Lecuona. Irish Rhap
sody, Herbert
BAND CLINIC CONCERT. Lloyd Geisler
conductor. outdoor Campus Concert
Catholic University, pm. A Walk
ms Tune. Grundman; Street Scene
Newman River Jordan, Whitney
Prayer and Dream Pantomime from
Hansel and Gretel, Humperdinck: Foil
Song Suite, Vaughan Williams Selec
tions from Oklahoma, Rodgers; Am
DaritO ROra TpXidOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
Sleepy Songs
Test Your Ability os q Tune Detective

Perhaps because his day begins around IL noon, the
writer Of popular tunes is authority sleepy people
Score 20 points for each sleepy identify from
the clues below
/. Irving Bern's lament on hearing that World War
bugle 1913.
2. Fred Ahlerts tuneful wish to wake up again in his
mothers arms 1920
The lappers in the 20s twostepped to this Japanese
tune 1920 by Richard Whiting.
They also onestepped to another Whiting tune about
a sleepy gal 1925.
This song by Frank Loesser and Hosgy Carmichael is
about pair too much in love to goodnight 1889.
n Answeas Page E-e j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
WEDNESDAY

UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Cap
tain Albert Schoepper, conductor.
aid BaltaZar, clarinet. East Front.
United States Capitol. \ pm The
Conuueror. Teike; Overture to La
GAIA Ladra. Rossini; Sorrento,
Smith: Stephen Foster Melodies, arr
Guzman; Finale from Symphony in
B fiat Fauchet; Russian Dance,
Tchaikovsky. Guadalcanal March
Rodgers. Two movements from Nea-
politan Scenes, Massenet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Teevision programs for the week carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with todays Star. Following is supple
mentary information todays received after
TeleVue went to press:
500 pm, WTOP (9)-Face the Nation: Paul Butler,
chairman Of the Democratic National Committee
800 pm, WTOP (9)-Ed Sullivan Show Jack Paar
will host tonight for Sullivan who is in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
TUESDAY

UNITED STATES ARMY BAND. Capt
Herbert HOyer, conductor. Soloist
Lee Meredith, soprano. Watersate
$50 pm.
MARY BARON. contralto; Allen Rogers
piano. Music Auditorium. Catholic
Bach: bidos Lament, Purcell: Nell Neil
Faure; The Secret, Faure; JEANNE
DArc, Bemberg; Ruhe. Sussliebchen
Brahm". So whilst du des Armen
Schubt know where I'm going
irish Folk Tune; Sailor Loves
Lass. STORAGE; BRIGHT is the Ring O.
Words, Vaughan Williams A Nur
takes the Veil, Barber; Three Nurser'
Rhymes, Crist. Ships of Arcadia
Head. Miranda. HaReman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

For a bit of nostalgia, give
q listen to the new Epic LIP
entitled Great Moments in
Show Business" which it
truly is.
This set contains real COL
lector's items that have en-
dured the passing years, but
which have been unattainable
on records for some time.
There's a host Of great names,
and the material ranges from
ballads to comedy.
The LIP includes Eddie Can
tors Little Curly Hair in a
High Chair" Bill Robinson's
'Doin' the New Low Down."
Cliff Edwards TITS Only a
Paper Moon" Clayton. Jack
son and Durante's II Know
Darn Well I Can Do Without
Broadway" Gene Raymond'S
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, ="
AL Jolson's "Rock-a-bye Your
Baby With a Dixie Melody"
Dick Powell's Lullaby Of
Broa way" Fred Astaire S
Slap That Bass" Eddie
Rochester" Anderson's wait
in for Jane" and Walter
Huston's unforgettable Sep
TENDER Song" To complete
the album, there's a delightful
comedy routine by George
Burns and Oracle Allen. epic
LN-3234
JUST RELEASED
Margaret Whiting-''True Love"
from MONS High Society" is a
lovely ballad that's superbiy presented
by Maggie's bewitchine pipes Backing
Is a tasty Haunting Love" Capitol
Eddie HeywOod-Pianist Haywood
nimble fingers are showcased on Soft
Bounce" Mercury 7Os63x45D
Dean JOneS-Singer has a pretty
ballad. which he sings with know-hoW
IN In the Heart of Town" (MGM
The Ames observation-disclosures Of
the vocal group will be delighted with
their LIP Of vocal harmonies. Among
the dozen numbers are such favorites
as Exactly Like You" Il Only Have
Eyes for You" You and l." Don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
.TURNTABLE TALK
By JAMES G. DEANE

Another round of more or
less familiar Schubert songs
has come to the record shops
courtesy of Angel - the So
called "Schwanengesang"
cycle.
This column more than once
has bemoaned the general neg
lect of Schubert songs. a neg
lect that runs literally to the
hundreds. Only a handful of
the 600-pluS Schubert wrote
are performed, and this even
includes those on discs.
The hope here has been that
record makers would apply
their considerable resources to
encouraging singers to venture
into this foreign territory. So
far, the hope has been vain.
It must be admitted, though,
that the new "Schwanenge-
sang" is one worthy of the
music.
The singer. Hans Hotter,
who already has been respon-
Sible for an impressive re-
corded "Winterreise," is a
first-rate artist in both tech
nique and physical endowment.
And his partner, Gerald
Moore, is peerless.
AT least one earlier team
the tenor Petre Munteanu and
Franz Holetshek - achieved
some creditable results. But
some of the songs, such as
Der Atlas" are better suited
to a baritone. Hotter-Moore
also manage a generally
brisker, less calculated, and
more dramatic exposition. 1t
is also physically more lis
tenable.
If it must still be concluded
that in an occasional song
such as "Ihr Bild"-the mel
ancholy intensity of Mum
teanu'S rendering is more
telling, it merely proves that
Schubert's songs are all very
individual and personal things
and no one singer can say the
last word on all of them,
Would, however, that more
would try.
Meanwhile, here is a choice
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
FRIDAY

UNITED STATES ARMY BAND, Captain
samuel LOboda, conductor United
United states Capitol pm Tn,
Honor Guild Loboda, Overture TO De
Freichutz, Nocturne, Griselle; Londor
Suite. Coates .canta. canta, llanerito
Bonnet; Andante Cantabile from Sym
phony No 5. Tchaikovsky; Selection
BY the United States Army Ban,
Chorus Excerpts from Pictures at Al
Exhibition, Moussorgsky.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SYN
PHONY ORCHESTRA. CAPT. John =
Yesulaitis, conductor. Soloist. Rober
Kerns, baritone. The Watereate, S.3i
pm overture 70 semiramihe. Rossi
nj. symphony No. "a in d, Haydn
Les Preludes, No 3, Liszti Nemic
HsHa ps.ra oiornsno sWe1neRe i1
fans Rainbow Lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
THURSDAY

FAITH CARMAN. harp; Charles Byrd
guitar. Hecht Auditorium. Silver
Spring. 3 pm. Two Pavanes. Milan
Prelude and Allemande, Bach. Sara.
bande and Clique. Weiss La file aus
chaveux de lin, Debussy, Interlude
Britten. lie bon petit roi d'Yvetot
GrandIanny; La Desirable Salzedo
Short Stories In Music, Salzedo, Chan
son de la Mutt Salzedo Three Etides
Scr; Four Preludes, Ponce: Mazurks
and STUDY Villa-Lobos.
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND. Cnarlei
Brendler, conductor, Soloists Stew
art Gordon, piano; Ben Mitchell Nor.
riS, tenor Potomac Watergate, sat
pm. Sea Medley, Lang. Mignor
Overture. Thomas; Prelude in sharJ
minor, Rachmaninoff Prelude in
minor. Raehmaninoff Italian Polka
Rachmaninoh Celeste Aide, Verdi
Overture Fantasia, Romeo and juliet
TchaikovSky; Concerto No ! in z fat
List; Gate Parisienne Ballet, Often
hnrh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

HOUSES BY HUGHES-AII brick. Q
rooms, bi-level: full basement
Anchor-fenced lot; 2 blocks from
downtown freeway. Dec priced al
HUGHES Co, AP. 7-i4OO til
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI -AREA--Two brick homes,
choice ni split -level or rambler
Three bedrms., : baths. garage, lge
lot S@3, 800 WINSTON C. CLAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

HOUSES By HUGHES, just OF New
Hampshire ave, truly fine loca-
tion-3-bedrm., 2-level home, fea.
turing 23-foot liv. rm.. sep. din
rm., appliance packed kitchen
walk-in closets. CT can buy with
$500 down, at low price Of Sl2,750
W. R. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-14OC
fAIl "a n,
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brick rambler with 3 bedrms.. =
baths and den, LIST A.: large nm
ished bsmt. with kit. and bar and
: rms. and bath; . firepls.; corner,
level lot; suitable for professional
man. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
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RENT OR sALE-35O4 TAYLOR ST
Brentwood, Md -3 bedrms., sep.
din. nm, very lee. kit, oil h.-w.h.:
level I'd garage. Ideal for work
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1855. WA 7-G655.
2es DOWN 70 yetsi six-room home
only 5 years old Separate din. nm
level lots near Prince Oeorges
Country Club, shopping center and
bus. Price. SlO.g5O. $3.50 cash and
$50 ~ pc mo CAT till 3 pm
WA. 7-39O0 ROBERT s. DAVIS 4
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HOUSES BY HUGHES. popular 81
Johns Parish, close 10 Sligo Park
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fun bsmt.. separate dining rm..
detached garags; only 81 800 down.
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!. FORREsTVILLE-S1 500 cast

SOUTHLAWN-S50O dn., nOn-GI
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rambler: Tyr. old; fenced yarc
storm windows, parquet floors. GE
dishwasher and washing machine
PATIEE, DI. I-2104, 10. 7-0594
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WOODSIDE PARK
1921 WOODSIDE PKWAY.

Gracious 3-bedroon, 2-bath brick
and-stone modern Colonial, situated
"a beautiful residential area. LARGE
nNng fm. and den separate dining
rni., electric kitchen, rec. room.
screened porch, built-in garage
Large nicely-planted level lot. half
block to express bus line, Walking
distance to schools and doWtown
silver Spring shopping. To Reach.
Out coiesville I'd. left on Woodside
parkway, | block TO house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

UNIVERSITY PARK-Today's best
buy IN this exclusive section: g.
rm. brick Colonial, on wooded
corner lot 75xl75: finished bsmt
glassed porch, garage. Only Sl6.-
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CHEVERLY

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SOB DARTMOUTH AVE.

Excellent close-in Silver Spring
location. near Blair High School,
IN ST. MichaePs Parish. Three large
pleasant living room, kit. with break
last nook, rec. rm, screened porch.
lovely wooded lot; , blkS. to trans
portation To Reach: Out Colesville
ID, TO Dale dr., right TO Dartmouth.
left to the home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
WOODSIDE PARK
1909 DALE DRIVE

Barnd new. unique. 4-bedroom. ..
bath split-leyel; very convenient 10.
cation. near stores. schools trans.
portation entrance hall. beautiful
Ei rec room, screened porch. ga
TaRe To Reach Out Colesvllle I'd
to Dale dr.. left . blocks to house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
OpEN SIINnAY ~


SILVER sPRING-An at
mosphere OF dignity encircles
this cozy. comfortable 3-bed-
room brick home. Delightful
English brick Cane Cod with
f1Eeplace in living room and
a separate dining room. Full
basement with maids room.
Many excellent features such
as storm doors and windows.
level wooded lot with picket
fence; walking distance 70
schools. churches. shopping.
movies, etc: transp. at door.
Financing is tops with as
little as $1,000 cash and
1913 per month. Priced 81
Sl7.950. Direetions Coles
vile I'd. past Mrs. KS Toll
House right on Franklin,
left on Flower to S91l.
BURNING TREE VAL
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living and gracious enter
tanning Is possible in this
beautiful new split-level lux
ury home on a beautiful site
Of almost ] acre with a spar
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basement and carport. Dr.
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S61l Beech Tree.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE -
Sparkling with the spirit Of
a new age, this long. low lux
ury rambler has everything
you have ever dreamed of in
a home on a large oeauti-
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swimming pool in the rear.
L.-rRe living and dining room,
ultramodern kitchen, 3 large
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huge rec. room with fireplace
and bar. Complete daylight
basement, carport. Direc-
tions: Conn. ave, right on
Jones Bridge I'd. left on
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D. lEs
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with firpelace. separate din
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available. S22.950. Direc-
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East West hwy. g mi, right
to $500 Sundale.
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C-14 THE SUNDAY STAR

A distinctive home, ideal for 4
LARGE family, located in one OF Mont
eomery Co.'S finest areas. Near
2 ools and transportation LIST floor
. spacious liv rm., luxurious den
dining rm.. kitchen and half bath
End hoor features 4 huge bedrooms
q lassed-in heated porch and
baths. a finished 3rd floor. Maid {
roc. in basement. 2-car garage.
screened rear porch. Beautifully
Ia handicapped large lot Priced rea-
sonably at S45, 900. To reach: out
Conn. ave right on East Leland
At q hlncks n hnline
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RAMBLER

3-bedroom brick: living nm, din
ing L, kitchen with table space;
bsmt., side porch: 1s-acFe lot. AS
sumo 80 loan; close public and
parochial schools: S14.9h0.
RAMBLER
This home features living rm., din
ing rm., bedrms. and bath. cleo
trio kitchen with dlshwasher and
disposal. rear screened porch; front
porch, storm windows and doors
bsmt. partly finished: beautiful lot
with patio: close to TRANSPORTATION
Don miss this one. Price. .SI3, $50.
WOOD CO., Realtors
|1l1oS Georgia Ave. 10. 4-520O
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S70O DOWN
Best Silver Spring area;
near medical center, terri
fically attractive 3-bedrm,
brick rambler, all-elec,
kitchen. disposal, dishWasher.
Only $4,000, excellent terms
TO qualified veteran.
Please Come to Our OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY, / TO DARK
Directions: Out Georgia
ave. left on Plyers Mill road,
right on st. Margaret's Way,
right on Kimberly st. to 2467
and our OPEN sign. Mrs.
Guarino on premises.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.
ST. $1,000 WO. 6-l37s
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CHEVERLY-OPEN

CHEVERLY-OPEN
We specialize in the Cheverly area
Some old, some newly built, 3 and 4
bedroom homes. All true values and
all must be sold.
2720 Cheverly ave. bedrooms.
1902 Euclid st.--3 bedrooms.
5S0S Dewey St.-3 bedrooms.
60l5 Inwood st.-3 bedrooms.
1910 CheVerlv ave- bedrooms.
1907 Crest ave. bedrooms,
All open for inspection today
Quick possession. Easy terms. with
the best available finance. For fur
ther information. please call
CLYDE r, ADAMS. REALTOR
$3.50 AnEanclis Rid. UN. 4-I143
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CLoSE-IN SILVER SPRING

42I MANSFIELD ROAD-Brick
Colonial, S16,95O; liv, rm. with
frepl, Ice. din. rm. and kit. with
table space. 3 bedrms. tile bath
up. fun bsmt.. nice Handicapped lot:
walking distance TO Mont. Blair
High School, ST. Michaels and public
school Out Piney Branch road TO
Dale dr., left on Dale to Mansfield
I'd right Ia 421
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Must be sold. 3003 Parkway. @
story brick, !. large bedrooms and
bath on md fir. Large living room
with fireplace, family-size dining
full tiled basement. level lot. ASK,
ing $l7. $50. See this desirable house
and make an offer. Please call Mr.
Mast, UN. 4-1143 or WA. 1888.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALTOR
$500 Annapolis Rd. Bladensburg. Nd
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COLESVILLE AREA
BRIGGS CLANCY RID.
CLAUDE LANE

New ramhlers and split-leyeI on
1Ia-acre tract. beautiful view II
the countryside; fine workmanship
and material throughout. Prices are
reasonable for these homes in this
area. 3 and 4 bedrooms. priced In
middle 2Os. To Reach: ColesVille I'd
to Briggs CLANCY I'd. right to homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
SACRIFICE

ONLY $4,000 DOWN
Silver Spring-Easy terms. Now
vacant at Sundale dr.. and Spencer
I'd. clio Spencer rd) In Rosemary
Hills. bet. home, sturdy 1871 con-
struction, with built-in garage: mod
all-elec. kit, air-cond., pine-paneled
den, nm. rec. rm., bedrms.. 8
baths, liv. rm., din. rm, center hall.
large HANDICAPPED grounds; carpet
ing, storm windows: newly decor.
Open today from l to 4, or phone
oil, T-2Q0A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
WOODSIDE PARK

a2Q4 SUMMIT RD.--Nsw de luxe
room with beautiful raised hearth
firepl picture window and ground
level exit. 3 tWin-size bedrms, huge
cathedral liv. nm. din. rm., kit. with
fafnily-size dining area: garage,
patio. ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
AAvvAaI s5I u :, WILL CONSIDER
Colesyille I'd TO Dale dr. (Mrs. K's).
left l block TO Summit, right to
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