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The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18
Mack McCoIIUm Golf
Journey Near An End


st. Louis, Missouri - Golfers
from all over the midwest terri
tory are arriving to tune-up for
the Fifth Annual Mack McCollum
Tournament, which is to be play
ed Saturday and Sunday, May 19-
20, over the Forest Park 18-hole
course. Tournament Dir t r,
Cliff Evans, announced yesterday
that he has received entries from
all of the cities in the Central
States Golf Association. ]. Leon
ard Taylor and his Denver, Colo
RADIO mates left home last Sunday
headed for several practice rounds
i on the Forest Park layout. The
nine hundred miles they will ira
vel to get here will probably earn
for them the medal for coming
the longest distance.
From all indications this will be
the finest event the local Para
mount Golf Club has ever sponsor
ed. President Nat Jordan stated
he was looking forward to a very
colorful tournament. Ted Rhodes,
who was here to play in the Carl
ing Open last week, will be on
hand to look over the proceedings.
He probably will team up with
some of the top amateurs for an
exhibition round. Another color
full performer who has entered is
Eddie Young, st. Louis, one-arm
golfer who shoots in the low 80s.
In fact, the regular troupers who
follow the tournament trail will
be here. They will be coming
from Minneapolis, Kansas City,
Chicago, Evanston, Milwauk e !,
Memphis, Indianapolis, Louisville,
Nashville, Springfield, Decatur,
Peoria, and many other midwest
cities.
The Ladies Too
There will be three flights of
ladies in the tournament. A real
battle looms in this division among
Patton, Siler, and Walker of St.
Louis, Mallory and Reynolds, Of
Kansas City, Roach, Armstrong,
Philpot, Simons, and Elligan, Of
Chicago, Jackson, of Detroit, Scott
of Peoria and Cliff, of Memphis.
In addition many newcomers to
the Mack McCollum affair will be
trying to shoot their way into one
of the top positions.
The tourney will get under way
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

three psychlatrists intended to
show that integration would con-
front the community with a
health hazard and would be a
'psychiatrically traumatizirg to
the children of both races"
Following are some of the COM
ments appended to the question
naires by the New Orleans
specialists. In the words Of one
doctor:
There can be little question
of the detrimental effect on the
psychic development of any dis
acknowledgements group by a
system which teaches them that
they are inferior. The psychic
effect on master groups is equal
ly, but more subtly, detrimental.
Another doctor envisaged the
emotional transition that will take
place with the coming of inte-
grafton:
"Initially there is likely to be
some reserve and suspiciousness
on the part of both races. Espec-
tally in the upper grades the
children will first try to remain
separate aud associate only with
their own color. Some, inflamed
by their elders, may become in
volved in fighting.
Gradually it can be expected
that the children will come to ac-
cept the individuals of the other
race according to each ones
worth as human being. The
overall effect on mental health
should be salutory."
Among those medical men who
thought that integration would
have little effect ain the long
rum" the reservations expressed
were largely based on their
doubts about adult behavior i'm
the situation.
A doctor who considered that
integration would be harmful to
both races qualified his answer
by adding under present set
ting" The one respondent who
believed that Negroes would
benefit and whites lose, added
comment: Probable lessoning of
health standards or levels for
white race"
The most comprehensive analy-
sis of the dispute was appended
by one psychitrist:
"The fears that any mixture OF
the races will lead to increases Of
disease, significant lowering of in
telligence, or psychiatric diff
culties in either race are, to my
view, unfounded. These seem to
be rationalizations to attempt to
show just cause why the status
quo should be maintained, and to
seem to give a scientific medical
basis for views which otherwise
would have to be termed biased,
undemocratic and unchristian-
Rationalizations of this sort also
attempt to remove the cause for
such views as a racial prejudice
from the individual to larger
external scientific and social
causation.
"These methods Of rationaliza-
ton are common in history. They,
in one form or another, have been
used to give a psychological
scientific front for action that has
motivations other than the stated
ones. Hitler used them effec-
lively in Germany, except the pre-
judice was primarily against the
Jew rather than the Negro. Per
haps it is forgotten that one of
the reasons we fought SO hard in
World War II was to- assert that
racial intolerances were not COM
patible with freedom and democ-
,oaxy ~
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18
was guest speaker.

was guest speaker.
Rev. Thompson expressed the
hope that the prayer life of the
citizens of our nation will be
strengthened to the extent that
every day will be a special day of
prayer because more miracles are
wrought by prayer even in our
day than the world ever dreams
of.
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

More than 41% of the deaths
and more than $3.50 of the in
juries due to motor vehicle acci-
dents last year occurred on Satur-
days and Sundays.
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

"A small towns a place where
a fellow with a black eye doesn't
have to explain to people. They
know!"
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

Twenty-seven percent of all
drivers involved in fatal auto ac-
cidents in the U. S. last year were
under Is years of age.
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

About 70 percent Of al the rub
ber we use today is synthetic,
made from crude oil or natural
gas.
The Omaha guide., 1956-05-18

More than 766,0O persons were
injured in weekend traffic acci-
dents last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
1OO.7SO . Month

eager beavers anxious to make
compromising discoveries"
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The dozen or more Trans
atlantic airlineS affiliated with
the international Air Trans
port Association haze intro
duced a nelD type of economical
fare, Which takes effect tomor-
RON. In another month. a fam
ily plan, somewhat similar to
that offered By uirlineS ,Dithin
the United States, also lUill
come into operation for Euro
peGn flights. When adopting
these netD tariffs, the IATA
conference eliminated of-seG-
son reductions dllotUed in pre-
DiouS gears, which permitted
longer stays abroad. Here in
question and anSWer form, the
basic points OF the new plan
are explained.
How long can I stay in Europe
under the excursion fare?-The
excursion fare, effective through
March 81. 1858, limits your stay
in Europe to Is days, plus two
days for transatlantic travel
How much do I save?-On the
excursion fare you save SGT.
The 15-day round-trip New
York; on don. for example,
drops from the tourist fare of
1922 to the excursion fare of
$425.
What is the baggage allowance?
You have a free baggage al
lowance of Al pounds under the
excursion fare.
Can I combine the excursion
fare with a tour?-Yes. Many
airlines have worked out a series
of such tours with travel agents.
such as a 15-day tour of London,
the Midlands, Edinburgh. Dub
lin. Killarney and Cork that
now costs 1863; another tour of
Paris, Brussels. Amsterdam and
London runs 1921 and third
tour of Rome, Nice, Paris and
London goes for $670.
What do these tours covert
Such tours usually include in
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Transatlantic Air|ines
Open Borgoin Season

addition to round-trip air fare
across the Atlantic, hotels
breakfast, is days sightseeing
with guide and transfer between
city air or rail terminals to
hotels.
What items are not included
by such tour?-The total cost
of a 15-day tour usually does
not include lunch, dinner, en-
tertainment. beverages and tips.
How can I arrange a 15-day
tour?-Consult your local travel
agent. He will arrange details
of your trip at no extra cost.
His services include outlining
your trip. booking your reserva-
lions, providing you with cou-
Continued on Page CHA, Col. /
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zens departed for Europe in q
single month. June was the
month and the final count was
l0o.750. Planes carried S5,7sS
and ships the other 1892. The
total figure almost doubled that
for June Of 1850. The six-month
January-June total Of departures
See NOTEBOOK, Page CHA
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One Of Jamaica's most beauti-
full white sand beaches remains
virtually unknown to vacation
ers. 1t is Negril Beach, as YET
Iundeveloped. on the extreme
western tip of the Caribbean
island. One section is an un-
broken stretch of nearly five
miles; the other section, three
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE. Jr.
The stars Travel Editor

New to holders Of day-coach
railroad tickets is the "slumber-
coach service" scheduled to make
its debut October 8 on the
streamliner City of Denver. The
regular coach fare. plus $3.50,
will buy individual room accom-
modations, with a berth and
private lavatory facilities. be-
tween Chicago and Denver.
Berths will be ready when pas
sengers board the train, but
some other incidental service
offered regular first-class Pull
man passengers will not be
available in the slumbercoach.
The City Of Denver, operated
Jointly by the Union Pacific and
the Milwaukee Railroads, leaves
Chicago's Union Station in the
late afternoon and arrives in
Denver about breakfast time the
next morning.
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Travel
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Jottings on Vocation
Places and Events

Monument, will receive It's first
l956-57 season guests,
%E$
If you pick the right "ryokan"
in Japan. you can have a degree
Of Western comforts and yet
know at every glance that you
are in an unusual land. These
Japanese-style hotels (there are
almost $4,000 Of them invaria-
bly, have a tiled roof. and the
floor is covered with tatami
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Longest village

Flights leave New York ever,
Saturday.
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i mats. Maids arrange the bed
ding, q thick mattress laid OF
the floor. Some ryokans havI
electric or gas heaters for winter
visitors. Or you may live close
to local tradition by trying {
"kotatsu" foot warmer or {
brazier as a heater. Most toilet.
are Of the flush type. usually fol
public use. Bath tubs are large
and deep. and at spas the hot
spring water Is drawn into the
bathroom and gushes into the
tub. Attached TO most rooms il
a verandah, with a table and
two chairs.
To Iron Curtain Cities
Flight to two Iron Curtain
cities. Warsaw and Budapest,
will be offered by Sabena
Belgian Airlines on November /.
Services to Vienna also are
scheduled, the 96th city in IS
countries to be served by the
airline. Swissair also is to in
augurate an unusual service.
In. cooperation with American
Express. the line is offering 81
day vacation tours of Yugoslavia,
the first such tour by an air.
line. The vacation concludes
with a two-day visit to Vienna
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The European Travel Commits
sion has caught up with June
statistics and confirmed q pre-
liminary report that, for the first
time in peacetime history, more
than 100000 United States citi-
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An Historic
Boyhood j..
RESORTS
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

MUCH Of the boyhood
A'A of George washington
was spent in and about
Fredericksburg It was here
that the famous Cherry tree
incident happened and It
was across the waters Of the
Rappahannock that he tossed
his silver dollar in a feat
Of strength. The old town
has retained much Of the
charm and grace Of those
days and life moves evenly
and serenely
Scarcely an hours drive
from Washington down I'M
cluttered hishways, many =
pleasant Sunday can be
spent exploring the historic
sites about the town. The
General Washington Inn has
captured the spirit Of those
Colonial days in its decor
and the meals are delicious
with the harvest OF the vir-
ginia countryside.
For your Sunday treat you
may dine on milk-fed chick
en-. creamy whipped pota-
toes, vine fresh garden
peas. sweet country butter.
honey, biscuits and straw
berry Jam. apple pie and
your choice OF beverage for
a mere $2.25. Bring the
children. too. Children I'M
der twelve are served spe-
cial portions at S1.25.
You can get full historic In
formation from the General
WASHINGTON Inn for your
days excursions. Open all
day til Q. No reservations
needed. Come soon
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Death Valley Season

Death Valley winter vacations
are about to begin at three re-
sorts operated by Fred Harvey.
Furnace Creek Ranch. which
has added many improvements.
is to open October IS. The 100
guest Amargosa Hotel at Death
Valley Junction is to open
November /. On November 10
Furnace Greek Inn. in the heart
of the Death Valley National
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Caraquet. in Canadas New
Brunswick, calls itself the long
est village in the world. It's single
street follows the Bay of Chaleur
for more than 20 miles. The
fishing community has 5000 res
idents.
~
Travel Items. a travel trade
publication. prints the following:
Tips from an old-timer: When
going through customs, try to
pick out an elderly inspector,
not one of the youngsters out to
make a record. The young ones,
more often than not, are the
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IMPLEMENT YOUR INCOME.

'-BEDRM. HOME. in fine condition:
convenient location. 81 200 down.
includes everything. Sllt900.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DAY NURSERY in Rockville-Large
rooms throughout: excellent ca
pacity; over . acres with tall oaks;
well located; $4,000. RIPLEY &
RoMER; EV. 4-94ll; II no answer,
JU. S-303S.
I2.7OO-On a large corner lot with
trees: a lovely home with space
ping; full basement. dining room
and storm windows. GRAHAM a
CO. ~. $1,000. . til 81.
SACRII ICE-Large 3-bedroom, 2i7-
bath rambler. Owner must sell
MARSTEILER REAL ESTATE, JU
FoTa oI fT' aPSssrsMHEST. os sxd vita vita
2 bedrooms each, others one: h-w.
heat: lot 147xle0: sross rentals.
S3.S40: price. S25.S50. and can be
handled with under $1,000. RIP
LEY & RoMER. Ju. 5-6lll.
BRAND-NEW COUNTRY RAMBLER
-Center-hall brick home on nes rly
bedrmS,, I" tile baths, fun din. rm.,
table-space kit, full bsmt with
fireplace. powder rm. and screened
porch. a. j. KESSINGER g. CO.,
Is-BEDRM. RAMBLER - SI5,45O
In the Westbrook School area. tust
beyond Western ave. Brand new
Lot 6OIll5.. Unusually attractive
terms In Va FhA or senve 9noI
S VIII E k2AL 1917 Ma L, s I SRA
NEAR JR. HIGH in Sill sps Real
comfortable. nice looking bungalow
with > bedrooms. separate dining
room, ,bSmt.. has exit. at grade;
$4,000 on very good terms. RIP
LEY A. ROMER III Sail
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HOUSES for SALE, ND. tcont.y

BETHESDA-Well located 2-bedrm.
orick Colonial; lse. liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm. with built-in
se4 por 1aSin asv. m9 s16 90 s Kos
ZENDoRFER, Of. 4-siiI TIL ..
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD; S19,75O-
2-story brick Colonial on wooded
lot and within Walkln. distance Of
Holy Redeemer: s BEDROOMS. fire.
place, recr. rm. in hsmt., side
screened porch. quick possession.
10; $500 til 2 pm. HIGGINS
BETHEsDA-custom built, rambler;
Z hedrms;: den ~ baths. center
porch and sarsRe; mr.. schools and
Earth. OIL. 7-9454. %
Beaut. brick Colonial with slate
roof. on nice corner lot: liv. rm.,
din. rm.. lge. kit. powder tn., scr:
porch on list floor: 8 twip-si2ed
bedIms. and bath upstairs: finished
Low eos. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 2-7006; ewes. OIL. 2-3n3Q.
MISUNDERSTANDING brick rAY-
bier with 8 bedrms.. l "a baths "a
bath of master bedrm.i, lge. liy.
rm. with fireplace. study or fam
lily room. s-acre level wooded lot.
qI-appIoved, Sls.s60. KoRzEN-
DoRFER, OIL. 4-s1l1 till ..
BETHESDA-Briek, 2 bedrooms.
t ssm,t.' slate, slate roof, enclosed porch;
proved; $4,000, OIL. 4-3315. 10
BETHESDA: $500 DOWN: near Naval
Hospital--New 9-bedroom. 2-bath.
endorsement. carport. Cape Cod
homes: Last Of the 30-yr. CT loans
Call Mrs. Porter with J. r. LITTLE
ASSOCIATES. Realtors. -. $4,000:
ewes. HA. 2-7535. %
BETHESDA. Edgemoor area-De-
tached painted brick in 4 fashion
able area OF hne homes. Ideal
tennis lem. club s.. 8 t immaculate rooms;
MNpsT s S. RE1EisTiNos Corr.
BRADLEY BLvD. AREA-cuNom-
built brick rambler with 5 bedrms..
"a baths; formal din. nm, all
sSs tS With rs s.o fSS' LIST aarp sfasi
avsil; KoRzENDoRFER. OIL.
BROOKDALE AREA-Brand-ne 4
bedroom. .-bath split-level Of nm
est white briek-and-stone con-
rm: space with fireplace in base
ment. highly convenient location
not far from Woody's and the
wonderful new Chevy Chase shop
ping center at Western and WIS
eonsin. S"S.9bO. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, D1. f-l41l; ewes. EN- -
pvrr0unr ,v,
5.bedrm.. 3ia-bath home for only
value anywhere! Big lot, choice loo I:
brick. plaster walls, h.-w.h ga
rage; STORAGE rm.. center hail, big
kit, sep. din. rm.. lse. l!v. rm. with
nrepl,, nice biz family rm with
nrepl. Also split-levels for S26. $50
and contemporary for S35. a90. Call
INVESTMENT CO.
CHEVY CHASE. mr.. Columbia Coun-
try Club--ExceedinEly charming
brick Colonial: den, powder rm., Ice.
liy. nm. din, rm.. sep, breakfast
rm.. 3 twin-sized bedrms., excel.
closets, magnificent reer. rm., bath
IN hSmt,: scr. porch: garage; lovely
yard: beautiful neishborhood ex-
Z: s.ps1In h n% tST ss5 s coo TOWN
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, sis.75O-
An older Colonial home IN excel
eond,: modern kitchen. din. nm. liv
nm. hall, den and powder rm. on
lsi moor: bedrms,, bath on end
moor: bsmt.; rec. rm.: sarage
wooded lot, Conv, to eyerythins
Airy BROKERS. INC. Realtors
CHEVY CHASE - 3-bedrm. older
home IN excellent condition.: din
rn1;, mod. kit. fun bsnt with pan
eled rec. nm. garage. CT approved
$4,000. KORZENDORFFR. OIL. T.
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vi Mt = NU III 2 ~NEkE IENEI IUE III
choice Sleepy Hollow area is the
setting for this Ayr -oId rambler
with 3 bedrms. Ia baths. built-iu
breakfast mock in kit: ground
SID. $50 with minimum down pay
ment. THE DARBY co. Open. 8
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70 =. IL J-1Is1H1. -
BEDRMS. pits paneled den. and
owner will accept the SIH.05O VA
HANDLE FOR VETERANS or
SERvICEMEN. Big Cape Cod hay-
ing liv. rm. with pabeled firpI
wall. de luye kit with diShwasher.
diSp. etc Full bsmt. Half-acre level
To- CITY ntils. Public bus ] block,
school buses at door. TAfMFD
POSSESSION See this MOTT PAR
kER SMITH a. DONNELL. ia
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,ifsToM CALIFORNIA CoNTEM.

P0RARY--Only 10 min from Pen
tsgon. Lovely lree-stucded scttins
amongst other fine dtgniflcd homes.
This unusual 3-bedrr., 2-bath
brick home features floor to-oeil-
tns brick fi.epis. liy rm. on upper
level with entrance 10 pvt. garden
Huge modern.stic kit. separate din
nm. Many other plea sing surprises
S25 ESQ. Call IA --a0qn RFAI
ESTATE SERVICES, INC. 4763 Lee
hwy. foff Glehel a
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CoLORED-yACANT
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BARNABY WOODS 49, OF approved.
charming 3-bedroom. 2-bath, white
brk. Colonial in q gorgeous setting
among huge oaks and dogwoods:
a Pian0, su,eE uI safe PRANK O. PHI
LIPS. D1. 7-14ll: eyes,, JU. e-l01a.
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Brandon Village Beauty

This white brick Cape Cod home on
quiet close-in street in N. Airing
ton. offers GRAcIoUSNEsS with
Its bay windows and wide brick
mont walk. sPAcIoUSkESs in its
4 bedrooms, large tiled basement
and 24-ft. screened porch over
looking private, well-landscAped
rear yard. CT contracts accepted
Well priced at $4,000.
Lyn Thompson Real Estate
ALL Lee Hwy. IA. 2-2121
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SIIVER 9PRING

First time offered. Cute. slI-brick,
6-rm. rambler; liv. nm. din. rm.,
kit. bedrms - bath. fun daylight
bsmt.; tile floor large screened
porch: fenced yard. WIN sell OF.
Priced for quick sale
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
~. s-o44o Open TIL Q PM.
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ZIP-ZIP-ZIP

And you are there via expressway
only Is minutes to downtown
Washington or Fl. Meade from this
beautiful 3-bedroom Cape Cod home.
II has everything you've wanted
full basement with patio to rear
and barbecue. towering shade
trees, Redecorated like new. built
In storage closets. Convenient TO
shopping and schools. VIII consider
OF or FILA. Price. S12,ab0. JAMES
c. Comfy L. CO.. R. 7-62e2.
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SILVER sPRING-cAPE COD
DROOMS-SI3,950
l0lI ROBIN ROAD
ASSUME LARGE GI 4es LOAN
2 bedrms., bath LIST floor; large
living room with fireplace, large
modern kitchen with disposal
washer and drier Large lot with
Anchor fence. patio with aluminium
awning
ROGERS REALTY CO.
MA. $1,000 ia. p-345g
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SILVER SPRING

Nr. Piney Branch I'd. and Flower
ave. Large custom-built brick ram
bier; @ rms, 3 bedrms. 2 baths,
lge. kit. separate din. rm., porch,
bsmt., garage: nice wooded lot. Best
close-in location.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
JU. s-o440 Open TIL Q PM,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
sVAsTnFrAcuFn ppTcK

HAMLET. Chevy Chase. Washington's
most distinctive community-Our
new section recently opened and
already half sold out: 3 magnifi-
cent homes nearing completion and
now ready for your choice OF per
Sonal touches. homes having 4 and
3 bedrooms, libraries, lear garage
plus many extras. Priced in the
40s and 50s. In the very finest con-
trolled community opposite Column
bia Country Club. Call EN-. 3-334S
or DI. i-6S30
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
Mr.. FOUR CORNERS
3-bedTm rambler in the attractive
Woodmoor section. liv rm. and
fireplace; full bsmt.: s15.150. GI
or FILA
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. a-5444 Ewes, JU. 5-3f31
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SILVER SPRING
Sumner Area
= ,,u,,r~ Da~k1n.

UhHH 1VRA1tUINI
Spacious brk. rambler. Just on Mass,
ave. extended, on lge lot with
TREES; 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths
plus 4th bedrm. and 3Td bath In
beautifully finished bsmt. with huge
recreation rm. Owner leaving town
the sos. Call JAMES Z. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-5S00: ewes. OIL. 2-i409 or
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CAMP SPRINGS
GLASsMANOR

u III kkJNS4FAE CIV
GRIN sEMIDETACRED BRICK
Very clean, only > years old I,gc
rms fun bsmt with ground level
entrance: beautiful location with
q wonderful view Rec. rm. Take
over Ice. GI loan with low monthly
payment For details. cail MRS
cox. LII "-StJh or ST. 3-TS6S,
ATLAS REALTY co 81
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CHEVY CHASE fWesthayenl -
Charming Colonial with den on
living room, well-buils 3-bed
room brick home with slate roof
lot; stone patio. rec. roorr With
full bath; brilt-ir garage. 500 .SOn;
vacant IUI1NGsLEY RHATTY
CO.. EN-. o-2S26: ewes. EN-. 2-5Re0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-04
1BIckEN EVERY SUNDAY. and

CHICkEN livery SUNDAY, and
plenty OF eggs for breakfast; If
you were the owner OF this spar
king 4-yeRr-o,d nome; more than
= acres OF level rich land. Grow all
your own Yegets bleS and beat the
h!sh cost OF living This 53-ft
masonry rambler has double clos
cts. wood burning fireplace, enclosed
porch, detached garage. expensive
appliances, hot-waier heat. and
many other features. Only min
utes from new parkway Owner
leaving town Only SI4T50 One
OF the cleanest. best kept homes
that we have seen. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS AP ~-SAnn