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Kindness Lives On

Sometimes we wonder what is the right thing
to do on certain occasions. When you are con-
frOnted with the question of whether to send
flowers to funeral-Or a contribution to an
organization = let your innermost feelings pre-
vail and send flowers as a mark Of respect
to the departed and comfort to the bereaved.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY burial lots.
y sites, ~ one 81 finest locations. 5000
III p.lniS -
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO SELL
lot with sites IN National Memorial
a-sp0i. SIS
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c SHAFFER. INC
Expressive Flora tributes Moderate
prices Open dailS sun holidays Phone
orders also accepteu ~ 3u n y m week
NIGHTS mn 'ith q wv Ma S.nin %
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Hit MRntnrtai1t

GEORGE W. In memory Of my
dear brother in-law, GEORGE W.
ALLEN. who departed this life seven
teen years ago today, April 81. 1899.
Of our loved one gone to rest.
In memory's frame we shall keep 1t,
For you were one of the best.
SISTER-IN-LAW, W H E L NJ ! N A
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CLARK, RACHEL. on tuesday. lAprII
"a. 1885. at her residence, iio7 2 ?
St. NV, RACHEL CLARK. mother q
Gregg. She also is survived by other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the Morrow. q Woodtord
After 8 pm. Friday, April ~. friends
are invited to call at the above-named
funeral home and where funeral serv:
ices will be held on Saturday. April
2S. at 12 noon Interment Woodland
Cemetery. Family may be seen at 634
Princeton pl n ".
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ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary.

st. ne, beloved husband Of Mrs. Ethel
Check CMeubauerl and father Of Mrs;
Ethel Check Tishler. Friends may call
Island ave, at Eastern ave, ne. Fu-
neral on Saturday April %, at $50
am, thence to ST. Francis De Sales
island ave. ne, where mass will be
offered at Q am for the repose Of his
soul Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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s AR ;1ss A HNT0N1AA On Friday Apgil
emerson ST. ne. beloved wife OF the
late Charles A. Sartori and mother OF
John j., Louise and Mary Z. Sartori
b. of Fort Worth. lex, ana Gloria
X. Sartori. Frienus may call at the
Nahey Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
lslanu ave-, at Eastern ave. ne Notice
OF funeral later.
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oUACkENBUSH, IDA !. OF Sl4 X St.
Sc, on April 20, 1856, sister OF Eliza.
beth M Scheide and Samuel Schelde.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
OIL 18th ST. Sc, on Saturday, April
2S,, at 2:3U PIN. Interment Cedar
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April "a, 1880. FLORENCE LEE SCOTT,
daughter OF the late MaivIna ano
Osborne Lee. mother OF Anna Mae
stewart OF ll3J Chicago 81. Sc. anu
COUSIN OF Elizabeth Branoiord she
also is survived by eleven grandcnil-
oren ana one great-grandehild AFTER
pm, Frioay April ~, friends are
at i pm. Saturday, April '' q, ' al me
Ualoraitn M. h. Church. Inteiment
WOODLAND Cemetery, ~
SOMERs, RUTH }. suddenly, on Tues
Jay Iay Hprii n, q, lg5b;, a. sibiey Me.
1888, Meridian pl NV peioyeu wiie
o. William T. Somers,. beloved ,noI ner
o. Mrs Eileen J. Belew and Mrs,
Home, 26Ol iith St. NV. on SATURDAY,
lnterment Port Lincoln Cemetery y
SONNEMANN, ALEXANDER n. On
THURSDAY, April 20. 1886, ALEXANDER
II. SONNEMANN OF l.y Grafton ST..
Snevy chase; Md; beloved husband Of
ponald and harl y. sonnemann and
brother OF clotilda wilson, frienus
are invited 20 call at the Bethesda
Sheyy Chase Funeral Hons OF .tcpert
A. tumpnrey. Bethesda, Md Services
the Ascension and 81. agnes episcopal
Church. 18th 81. and MASS. ave. NV.
lnterment ROCK CreeK Cemetery. In
heu OF MOVERS. contributions may be
made 70 the MONTGOMERY County Heart
Association. 90
SPARKS. HORACE w. Suddenly on
wednesday,, April -, 1906. In Boston.
the late Horace and Ella Sparks and
wood Helen s spSeks AVA Mdin Rvth sne Hey
Notice OF funeral later "a
STEWART. ANNA p. on Thursday
April 80 1855, ANNA r sfEWARi
OF 1IB Harvard 81 NV, beloved mother
Of Mrs. Adelaide s. Neal and grand.
mother 81 Mansfield G., H., Stewart
ms are a son-in-law, II. Mansfield G.
Neal Y. 8 n, and other relatives and
many friends Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS BY MCGUIRE. Inc. 90
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H ~ ARP, o oE On Tgesday. ADg,i =
Of 29s st. LiI ". son q Matte tHfT Hubs
bard and brother Of Otto Hubbard Of
Society HILL. s. C.. nephew. Of Mrs.
Marie Clarke of Everett, Mass. He
many friends After 4 pm, Friday,
April ~ friends are invited to cal
at the. Jarvis Funeral Church. 1433
will be held at i pm. Saturday. April
90. Interment Society Hill S. c. 27I
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new
better-Erade bedrm. din. rm.. nv.
r BEDDING TS Mod 1.s,.b EH5ly A%ssi
factory closeouts. samples and sur
plus stock at lowest prices. REGARDLESS
OF bis discounts offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sl6 18th st. NV. RE. 7-43l0
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FARM AND GARDEN
Cattle AND LIVESTOCK

FOR DEEP FREEZE-22c per h.,
live beef; processing house will
slauEhter: eutup, package label and
4 left. Ii. 6-5604.
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APIS. UNFURN.. D. c. Cont

1927 4th ST. S.E.-Bedrm.. living
redec. Immed. .occup.: free moving
from anywhere in town. WA. "
1853 or r. A. HUMPHREYS &
G0NQ y Mass ava MA eE0O0
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1918 18th RID. n, ARL.-Lge. pine.
paneled rm, semipvt. bath: pvt
home; gentlemen. ia. 2-5441.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut., Ice. home;
bsmt. rm., pvt. bath: share kit. and
rec. rm.. tennis court. OIL. 6-7203
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TYPRWRITER. new and used ma
chimes. Nothing down, 81 q week.
Any make or model. Call US any
Msi6ofaiAJKFe s WI Hop S.s, Representation
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ORGANS

Baldwin electronic spinet model
floor sample; light oak finish: idea
for home or church use. Local fire.
delivery. fully equipped. Regulal
list price Sl,534 now at specia
Offering 81 .295. Liberal Baldwin
payment plan available. Instrumen
covered BY new warranty.
Used Estey Cathedral model 81
walnut finish: reed organ; motto
operated. Performs and looks Xix
superb value specially priced q
Used Clough & Warren reed organ
Excellent playing condition and ap
pearance. rare value At SOB
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SALE SALE ROOMS ruRlw c

ORGHN-chuFch organ. SIectTonic,
$4g5: KITS, 1880 @ st. NV, RE
ORGAN. Hammond, home-entertain-
ment model; excellent condition;
manual, especially priced, KITS,
1880 @ st NV, RE 1929
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I 1903 NEW YORK AVE.
ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.E.

|COLORED-NICR ROOM, seni-pvt.
kit, bath and porch, on same floor
Cali after pm. CO. 5-4979.
COLORED-lIIb ANACOSTIA AVE
N.E.-Comfortable, clean, quiet,
settled man; home privileges. LII
2-6672.
COLORED-FRONT CORNER room
with privileges; near Benning shop
ping center, good transportation
child accepted. LU. 1-0493.
COLORED - REASONABLE, use q
Kitchen. Call after O weekdays
all day Sunday. DE. 2-111O.
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Beaut. 3-bedroom luxury apt, close.
In Arl. De luxe kit, lge. rms, plenty
Of closets; pvt. bsmt.; l blk. to ele-
mentary school; will go fast. $3.50
COLONIAL REALTY CO. OF ARL.
IA. 1896 IA. 1920
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?O1 18th st. n.w.-Large twin
and elev. serv, Near downtown.
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Sl2.50 WEEK UP

GORDON HOTEL
$40 10th st. NV, downtown: singles
and doubles: daily and weekly rates.
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VIC. 4th AND KENNEDY NV, 1929
Attn ST. -bedrtn. apt. in Aunt
bldg, S65 incl. heat and INV. Call
Mon. CLARKE REALTY, MA.
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afs 18Th II Nv. dounts1n, single,
and doubles: dAily and veskly fatea
ven iars.: soos tiIsip. 70. Sails
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REASONABLE PRICES
Newly decorated. Available: 1-bed-
DOM apis. S72.75 and S75.75. In
cludes utilities. 2-bedrm. apts,
adults only. SS0.76. includes utilities.
For information. apply Apt. l,
1901 Abingdon dr., Alexandria. OV.
3-2404.
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FRONT ROOM, on Alaska ave, fol
lady; semipyt. bath; 1900 Alaska
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TVt-CONqOLFe
500 rs
e5i PENNSYLVANIA Avn. aI.
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.W.

COLORED-S.E.--Nice room for mar.
ried couple or man; home priv.
leges. Call MR.. MeWILLIAAdS, ia
5-5S00, Ext. 2170 or LII. 1904
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.
MISSIONER AREA
HARBOR TERRACE

Modern garden type. / bedrm..
liy. rm.. kit. bath, din: transp.s
schools. shop; OF street park. IA.
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1893 ALLISON ST. NW.-Bsd -iiT
fufn.; good location: rea5onabis.
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sions in the town due to the in
adequate plant.
Earlier Expenditures Cited
Mr.. Shaw. in a report to san
Iitary commission directors, said
updating the Rock Greek work
would mean spending 100000
one year earlier than anticipated,
and 100000 two years sooner.
Were in sympathy with rea-
sons for expediting the work. but
without the money we just can't
do it." declared Frank L. Hewitt
Ijr., commission vice chairman.
Mr.. Shaw estimated that II
work began now it could be CON-
pleted by the summer Of 1858, oil
even sometime next year. provid-
ling all right-of-ways could easily
he obtained.
II the present schedule is fol-
lowed, Mr.. Shaw said, engineers
could better design a sewage
pumping station and force MAR
because the plans Of the Burea,
of Standards and residential de-
velopers would be more clear.
Referring to the $4,000 gallon
of sewage expected to be dumped
daily by Acc into the Gathers
burg plant. Mr.. Shaw said tn
load should not increase pollu
ton problems.
Cannery Aids Abatement
Added pollution from this Loaf
; would be Offset by the improves
sewage discharge from a Gath
: ersburg cannery, which recent
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has begun treating Its wastes
before they are dumped into the
sewer system.
While the overall effect OF
the new treatment is not yet
known, Mr.. Shaw said there is
enough evidence to show the
$4,000 gallons from Acc should
not make matters worse.
State health officials approved
Acc plans to send its sewage to
the Gaithersburg plant, rather
than the Seneca Creek alterna-
tive because that waterway ha,
been mentioned as a possible
water supply source.
Sewage from the GaithersburG
plant goes into Muddy Branch
which empties into the Potomac
River.
When completed. the Rocl
Greek sewer extension will go VI
the Rock and Mill Creeks Val
leys to Washington Grove, an
Include a pumping station ant
force main from the Mudd.
Branch Valley to the head o
the Mill Creek sewer. The ex
tension should meet the need
of future home builders in tina
area.
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Prince Frederick. September II.
A similar program was con-
Quoted last year. Mr.. Landlord
said he found the clinics helped
him to learn what the people
are thinking and thus "accu-
lrately represent them in matters
which come before the Con-
preSs +"
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100, and the Paint Branch trunk
sewer. $3.50, 800. for 1858.
Request for an advance in the
Rock Creek work from its 1853
completion date was due to in
creased sewage loads expected
with the opening of the Atomic
Energy Commission headquarters
i'm Germantown, construction of
q Bureau of Standards building
near Gaithersburg, and result
ing residential communities.
In addition. the Rock Greek
extension will bring an end to
operations at the overloaded
Gaithersburg sewage treatment
plant. For more than four years
State health officials have pro-
Inhibited additional sewer extern
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.Lunkford Lists
Clinics Schedule
To Meet Voters

Representa- tive Landlord
Democrat of Maryland. an
nounced today the schedule fol
his congressional clinics" tt
give constituents q chance to
meet him and ask questions.
Mr.. Landlord said he will b.
at county courthouses at 10 am
on these dates: Prince Georges
Upper Marlboro, September TO-
Charles, La Plata, September IL;
st. Marys, Leonardtown. Sep
TENDER Is; Howard, Ellicott City
September IA, and Calvert
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S. Shaw, agreed not to move up
the priority of the Rock Greek
work in the $8.7 million program.
Plans for the program were
sent state health officials August
Q, in hopes they would qualify
for some of the $750.350 allotted
Maryland under the new legis-
lation.
Priority Projects
First priorities in the program
from the standpoint of pollution
abatement. are these projects
and their estimated costs: North.
west Branch trunk sewer, $584,'
400, and the Indian Greek trunl
sewer, north from Branchville
$139, 600-both for 1857; and thu
Laurel interceptor sewer, 500,
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Soueok Eliminated

OMAHA (R.-When q woman
patient complained that the
nurses squeaking shoes bothered
her, Clarkson Hospital officials
took quick action to remedy the
situation. Hal G. Perrin, hospital
administrator. reporting on a
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patient QUESTIONABLE. told about
the shoe-squeaking complaint.
He reported the hospital changed
its method Of waxing the rubber
tile floor and eliminated the
squeak.
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Pollution Control Funds
Needed to Speed Sewer

Water Pollution Control Act funds will be needed to fulfill
Maryland request for completion of the Rock
Creek trunk extension before 1889
The Washington Sanitary Commission yesterday
said Federal funds granted the extension must be in
addition to what utility would otherwise for its $S
million program
The uitys directors on the advice Engineer Harry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22
Paper Industry Is Fifth

ATLANTA The pulp and
paper processing industry has
risen to fifth place among United
States industries.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY DECEMBER Is. 1856

their problems on a worldwide
scale.
Included among the graduates
were is volunteers for the can
teen service-the first in nearly
az years.
Other volunteer service grad
yates included:
Arts and skills, IL: Gray
Ladies, 70; motor. l6, nurses
aides, 80, staff aides. 81 and
social welfare aides, 6.
Diplomas were presented by
Ichaimen of the various volunteer
groups. Mrs. Francis E. Hille-
brand, chairman of the chapter
office of volunteers presided.
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Red Cross Chapter
Graduates 185 Aides

The District Chapter, Ameri-
can Red Cross. has graduated
1876 new volunteers in seven di-
visions of its service.
The volunteers heard Canon
Charles Martin, headmaster OF
st. Adams School for Boys, con-
graduate the service on its re-
tention Of the personal touch
in dealing with humans and
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Force Reserves. He has won
various medals for war service.
He is a lawyer and practiced
for many years in his home city.
He has been active in many civic
enterprises and in the past year
won the Philadelphia Book award
for humanitarian activities. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

was a graduate of Harvard Uni
verSity (magna cum laude, and
Phi Beta Kappa in 1928 and
of the University Of Pennsylvania
Law School. 1926, when he was
editor of its Law Review.
Tomorrow: Representative Curtin OIL
Pensvlyonio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
NEW FACES IN CONGRESS
Senator Clark Coined
Fame as Liberal

The new Senator from Penn
sylvania, Joseph Sill Clark. Dem
ocrat, is well-to-do Philadel-
phia socialite of the Ivy League
type, once a Republican, who
zoomed to prominence as a re-
former and liberal.
Back in 1928 he bolted the
Republican Party to vote for
AL Smith for the presidency.
you know, I might have been
a left-wing Republican instead OF
a right-wing New Dealer" he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

In the campaigns. Mr.. Clark
often referred to an empty chair
ON the campaign platform, say
ing that was the one that Sena-
tor Duff had not filled.
Philadelphia E-Mayor
Mr.. Clark became a nation
ally prominent figure in 1851
when he was elected mayor OF
Philadelphia, the first Democrat
to take that Office in So years.
In that campaign he used a
broom as part of his political
props.
He was Philadelphia controller
from l950-1952 and moved up
to be mayor in 1852, resigning
to run for the Senate. In be-
tween he held many party posts
including one as chairman OF
the Citizens Committee for
Truman and Barley in 1913.
Mr.. Clark was born in Phila-
Idelphia October 81, 1901. He is
married and has a son and
daughter.
War Veteran
He has a solid war background
serving as deputy chief of staff,
Eastern Air Command, China
Burma India theater, 1943-45.
He now is a colonel in the Air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
One Of q Series

said a few years later. "but you
just can't get anything done in
the Republican Party"
In the past election he de-
feated Republican Senator James
H. Duff, former Governor, call
ing him a "do-nothing Senator"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

Penno Ave. and 9Th 81.
NV, Washington
n. FoiFfo1 Dr.. on
N. Kirkvood. Arlington
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Friday Shopping Hours:
Washington $50 AM. TO 300 PM.
Arlington 1000 AM. to $50 PM.
24-How Phone order Seryice. d. 7-72oO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

TO compliment your troditionoI or EorIy
American interiors obIono and oval
shaped hand hooked rugs Woven of fine
quality, durobIe 500 wool and 500 carpet
royon designed in intricate, oII-over foroI
or 9eometric patterns. They're cosy to clean.
can be turned for better troffc distribution to give
longer wear Handsome border tones of rose :.
green black wine blue and beige =. +.
q complete color choice to pIeose every homemade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
.orkdayPin-Up

THE NAVY FOUND our Pin-Up in AShevlle, N. C,
Il and brought her to Washington.
Four years ago, Betty Jean Austin was studying
senior-year textbooks in AShevile'S Sand Hill High
School. The hazel-eyed brunette heard the Navy
Department conducting vocabulary. tipping and
stenographc tests in the school She took the vocab
ulary and tipping tests, passed and was offered job
in Washington.
Betty's now a secretary in the Bureau of Ships
Her boss is electronics engineer, much concerned
with improving communications equipment aboard our
ships So. in addition to the usual Secretaria duties
she arrangeS neutrality-suspicious. which her boss
and other engineers exchange improvement ideas.
The 22-year-old secretary lives with her family,
who moved here from ASheville to be with her. in a
duplex at 1911 North Stafford street. Arlington. She
says she likes her work very much" but she has
steady beau-a Navy Newfoundland she has ideas
about wifeS role
Il think young wife should work for couple of
years. she says, until the couple get their feet
financially. But definitely think woman'S place is
in the homeland that's where want to be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14


WASHINGTON, D. C.
Malcolm Scates, Inc.
~4l2l 18th ST., N. W.
Furniture For The Years
Mayer & Company
9TH ST., NV. between D & {
49th and Mass. Ave-, N. W.
MAJOR Masterpieces
9ll-7th ST., N. W.
William {. Miller
Penna. Ave. at 9th, S. E.
FuTniture'S Hall Of Fame
Peerless Furniture Co.
8l9 7th ST., N. W.
4433 Connecticut Ave.
Joseph M. White Co. Inc.
9l8 Fifth ST., N. W.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
CardWeII's, Inc.
GAO N. GIebe Road
Rugs & Carpets Exclusively
Barnes & KimeI Co. Inc.
Clarendon, Virginia
Falls Church, Virginia
Alexandria, Virginia
Mayer { Company
Seven Corners
Arlington, Virginia
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
lockhart's
1924 Wisconsin, Avenue
HAcERST0WN, MARYLAND
Maidstone, Inc.
III Summit Avenue
SILVER SPRINGS, MARYLAND
Carpet Center
86l2 Georgia Avenue
MAJOR Masterpieces
87l5 CoIesviIIe Rd.
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store. iax60, plus balloons. in
shoppins center; customer parking.
Ss25 per month. CAL Mr Golden.
18th 81 nv. MA s.05so. sun and
ewes. OIL. A.30b7. I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-19

MD.-Country home.
) bedrms.; 2ia baths: cleo. kit:
garden; swimming pond: 5000 per
mo. to responsible party. Call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-.
3-1SO0. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-19
ENTHIISTAsM

Simply radiates like rays of sunshine
both on the interior and exterior OF
this MODERN (touch Of HOLLYWOOD
II We may brick double wing
rambler. with its SUNKEN iv. rrn
and massive Tennessee crab orchard
stone firepl. and planters box talso
IN crab orchard stone):, foyer en-
for that formal or informal gather
ing or lust plain living, the large
DIN. rm.. the large, neatly done-up
Lecr.. rm. in bsmt. with firepl., and
the large outdoor shelter patio. will
round out your living program. Dead
end street. in much desired N. Arl.
neiehborhood. And the fact that this
price onering at S29.g50 can be pur-
chased with a down payment as
low as $4,000, should make you very
snthnslastic; Call IA. 1860, with
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HEALTH

Happiness and well.being 60 hant
In hand as you casually or ener,
getically. live in this hacienda ranch.
er, styled along lines of OLDF
SOUTHWEST. Sunset tan. enclosed
BY fencing. carpeted with velvet
green lawn on dble.-size corner lot;
3 bedrms., foyer entrance and cen.
ter hall leads to grand piano-sizt
liv. rm. Browse or entertain in din
nm. or huge jalousied porch. II
recr. rnl. or maids rm. is needed
that is yours also. N. Arl. location
one Of the best. Hot-Water heat
Built to last: $4,000 LIST trust
avail. Responsible party need not
For your health happiness and we'll
being, this hacienda has 1T. Call
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GREENWOOD FOREST
COLORED

NICE BUILDING SITE. over an
acre; also a 5-aere tract; both
near Fairfax County Court House.
Call any day It'll pm. IA. 7-1142.
80
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GILT EDGE"
in
STYLE

Just 4 miles to D. C. in
fashion conscious" Mclean.
New split-level Handsomely
executed in antique brick.
Gracious liv. rm. with heavy
exposed beams and wide floor
to ceiling windows. Modern
culinary shop adioins spa
cious din. area on LIST level.
Balcony access to 3 lovely
breezy bedrms. and = gleam-
ing colored tiled baths. Lower
level FAMILY ROOM with
additional firepl. and pre-
paredsfor Bird bath. diversified
carport. Beautiful wooded
i2-acre, Best quality con-
struction, Finest neighbour
hood UNUSUAL OFFERING
at GNG OSn
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CHILDREN'S
FATRVIAND

NEAR OLD FAIRFAX TOwNE
S4-acre Of woods on quiet
traf1c-free street, gleaming-
new-hrick. Party-size liv. rm..
family Gin. rm. ideal for en-
Pertaining. Work-eaSy kit. for
Nom. LIST A.: . bedrms. and
bath: you may finish 2 more
bedrms. at small extra cost
upstairs. Big bsmt. with plen-
ty Of rumpus space. Easy on
Dads pocketbook at only