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Evening star., 1956-08-30
Mrs. Burrowes
|Numed to OAR Post

Mrs. Louise w. Burrowes is
the newly elected regent of the
Prince Georges County Chap
ter. District Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Also elected recently to serve
for two years were Mrs. Jess
S. Hupman. vice regent: Mrs.
Huiet Caldwell, chaplain; Mrs.
John Paul Jones. recording
secretary; Mrs. Eugene C.
Meyer, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Mary E. Shafer.
treasurer; Mrs. Roy T. Olds.
registrar; Mrs. MCLEAN B.
Smith. historian, and Mrs.
Jessie H. Brown, librarian.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Since Labor Day marks the
finale to most Of our carefree
summer living. let's plan the
last holiday Of the season so
the cook. too, can have q COM
paratively laborleSS week end.
In our What's Cooking col
umn this week we've made a
special effort to do just that.
The menus are simple but
adequate.
At least two Of them could
be cooked over the outdoor
fireplace or grill weather
willing. Keep in mind the ma
jor food stores will be closed
on Monday so shop accordingly.
Hams, regular. smoked or
ready-to-eat. will be the lead
ing features in most Of the To-
cal food chains. If you're plan
ming a last get-together before
the family scatters for the fall,
you might like to give your
baked ham an extra flourish.
This is the way q friend of
ours prepares ham for i'm
portant events: Remove rind
and extra fat from q cooked
ham. Put In roaster, fat side
up; pour "a cup sherry over
ham. Add about 2 dozen but
ton mushrooms, like number
Of small white onions that
have been Drowned lightly in
butter with "a Glove garlic.
Dust ham lightly with pepper.
Roast an hour, basting from
time to TIME with small amount
Of ham broth mixed with "a
cup tomato puree. After an
hour. the liquid will have made
a delicious sauce. Gcrnish
with the mushrooms and
onions.
Spicy Sauce for Cold Ham
There's bound to be some
cold ham leftover for another
meal or for sandwiches. Have a
jar Of the new mustard sauce.
made by the r. T. French Co.
on hand. It's different from
any other mustard sweeter,
hotter and spicier.
Add it to meat or fish salads
for zest about 2 teaspoons
Of the sauce blended with V
cup Of mayonnaise will do the
trick.
1t gives a nice tang to deviled
eggs or to broiled cheese
burgers. A can Of baked beans
benefits by the sauce treat
ment, too. Mix q couple tea
spoons Of the sauce into the
beans just before serving.
Evening star., 1956-08-30

none. USA. son Of Mrs. D.
Thomas DeSimone Of Provi-
dence, r. /. and the late Mr..
DeSimone. The wedding took
place Saturday in the Church
of the Nativity. The couple will
live in Des PLANES, Ill.
Willcrd-Wldow
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w.
Widow Of Moorestown. N. j.,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Paulette to
Mr.. Stephen c. Willard. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Conrad
Willard of Arlington. The
wedding took place Saturday
in st. Paul's Evangelical
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meeting place after another.
Mrs. Mabel Chamberlain
thought it was high time to
raise funds for an adequate
building.
A native South Carolinian.
Mrs. Chamberlain, has done
more than her share towards
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Kay Of Arlington. A Novembe
wedding is planned.
Stormer-Vun Hoosen

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Victor
Stormer announce the engage
ment of their daughter Caro-
lyn to 1t. G.g.) Floyd Monroe
Van Hoosen, USMR, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nyles Van Hoosen
of Yakima, Wash. An october
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-08-30

Lutheran Church, Mount
Holly. N. j. The couple will
live in Richmond, Va.
Coin-G Goldmon
Rear Admiral Robert Boggs
Goldman, USN (ret.). and Mrs.
Goldman of Baltimore an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Antje to Mr.. Ronald
Louis Cain. son of Mr.. Arthur
Shirrell Cain of Imperial. Pa,
and Mrs. Robert Jones Of Bal
timore. The wedding took place
Saturday in the United States
Naval Academy Chapel. An
napolis. The couple will live
in Charlottesville. Va,
Evening star., 1956-08-30
WEDDINGS


Mr.. and Mrs. John a Bresna-
han of Edgewater, Md, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Margaret Elizabeth
to Mr.. Dale Vaughn Jones. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester U.
Jones of Bedford. Ohio. The
couple will live in East Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Foster-Yetter
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Yet
ter of Omaha, Nebr., announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Margaret Sue to Mr.. Rob-
ert Douglas Foster. The we'd
ding took place Saturday in
the Community Methodist
Church. Arlington. The couple
will live here.
BroY-Peel
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph M.
Peel Of Takoma Park announce
the marriage of their daughter
Virginia Lorelle to Mr.. James
T. Bray, son Of Maj. Bray. USA
(retired), and Mrs. Bray of
Dundalk, Md. The wedding
took place August II in the
Maryland University Chapel.
DeSimone-Schroer
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milton
Schroer announce the marriage
of their daughter Marjorie Ann
to 1t. Thomas Edwin DeSi-
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McC cCorron-Robin

Mrs. James Joseph McCar-
ran announces the engagement
of her daughter Joan Frances
to Mr.. Sherman S. Robinson
Of Staten Island, N. Y. An Oc-
tober wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Simpson-McKuy

Mr.. and mrs. James H.
Simpson of Burke. Va, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Teresa to Mr..
Edward Thomas Mckay, son of
Mr.. and and Mrs. A. H. Nc
Evening star., 1956-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Conger
of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter
Alice Halsey to Mr.. Charles
Gordon Patterson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Merville Pat
terson Of May Village, Ohio.
An October 6 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Pear Compote


4 fresh Bartlett pears
2 cups water
! cup sugar
2 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
1s teaspoon salt
l cup fresh orange sections
Peel. quarter and core pears.
Combine next four ingredients
in a saucepan. Bring to boil
ing point. Add pears to hot
sirup. Cover and cook Is to
20 minutes or until tender, but
not until they lose their
shape. Cool. Add fresh orange
sections. Chill, Five to six
servings.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
ENGAGEMENTS
Johnson-Schwortz

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E.
johnson announce the engage
ment of their daughter Kath-
ryn Anne to Mr.. James Holden
Schwartz. jr.. son of Mrs.
James H. Schwartz and the
late Mr.. Schwartz.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAI "a - Warner
Brothers Presents: "Chey-
enne" is wounded by hired
hand of greedy cattleman;
Clint Walker.
$500, WRL a. - Basketball
Duke Univ. VS.. Uni. of Mary
land at College Park. Md.
$500, WRC "a - Bob Hope
Filmed in London and Paris
with Fernandez. Doug Fair
banks, jr.. actress Diana
DORIS and singer Yana.
$500, WTOP (9)-Phil Silvers
Bilko thinks up another
scheme to escape summer
heat at Fort Baxter.
$3.50, WTOP (9D-Navy Log
Carrier pilot is blinded in
action; buddy in other plane
guides HIM back.
$3.50, WMAL "a - w y a
carp: Peep show operator
closed down by carp. tries
to force closing Of legit
theater.
800 WRC "a - Jane Wyman
Theater: Socialite is attracted
to quaint bar-and owners
handsome son; Tom Tryon.
800, WMAL "a - D a n n y
Thomas: Rusty is worried
about school speech; daddy
about night club opening.
$3.50, WTOP tY-Red Shelton
Show: Red enters politics and
finds himself supported by
political boss Caesar Romero
$3.50, WRC l4)-Circle Thea
ter: Factual account of a TV
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1908, WGMS-Howard Mitchell:
National Symphony con-
ductor plays and comments
on Beethoven. Symphony
No. 2 in D; Chabrier, Espana
7:45, WWDC-Eddie Fisher :
Eddie sings Baby Face" "A
Girl. A Girl" and When ]
Was Young"
$500. WMAL-The World And
You: Richard Rendell at
Union Stations USO booth; a
trip to Andres Island in the
Bahamas; a chat with Fran
Warren: and a trip to the
New Orleans Mardi Gras.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: Va
riations on a Theme" is the
story Of a man who spends
five years planning perfect
homicide.
$3.50. WMAL-Life is Worth
Living: Bishop Fulton Sheen
talks on What is This Thing
Called Melancholy
800, WMAL-Sound Mirror: A
biography of Floyd Collins:
a trip to blaze with the Los
Angeles Fire Department:
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writer turned wiretapper in
The Third Ear: Mark Rich
man, Joe Mantell.
$3.50, WMAL ~ - Cavalcade
Theater: Story of child
therapist who help bedridden
children.
1000, WMAL (D-Tomorrow's
Careers: Motion Picture Di-
rector" is discussed. Nicholas
Webster, of Washington,
guest.
1000, WTOP (9D-The $4,000
Question: TVS top-rated
show; Hal March. emcee.
1855, WMAL tD-Heart of the
city: While visiting Jail. Steve
is knocked out by prisoner
who steals his clothes and
escapes. to prove his inno-
cence.
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and Lonely Louis" the
ground hog who wasn't afraid
of his shadow.
1918, WWDC-Music For Ameri-
ca: Featuring the Philadel-
phia Orchestra and Arthur
Fielder conducting the Boston
Pops.
1850, WTOP-Campaign SO:
Correspondent Walter Cron-
kite serves as anchor man for
a direct report and analysis
{ Of the eek-to-week develop
= ments in this years national
and local political races.
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books have always appealed to
me and this one-a romantic
drama about an orphan girl and
an older man - was tastefully
adapted and well acted.
ASIDE to Corinne r. NJ, Irene
M. K. Mrs. Elwyn M. and others
who we're interested in the Omni-
bus film story on The Private
Life Of a Cat" WTOP has the
film on hand and will run it for
us Saturday at noon. Call me
on the phone for details.
On The Run:
1t appears that sponsors Of
Two for the Money" are now
willing to let" The Honeymoon
ers" and Stage Show" shift time
slots on Saturday, so maybe it'll
happen soon. tOf course. we
haven't heard from Gleason YETI
That deal for Erie Stanley
Gardner properties was finally
linked yesterday at CHS in New
York. Hubbell Robinson
promptly announced that the
fall CHS calendar would include
a one-hour filmed series featur-
ing the celebrated Perry Mason.
I was looking forward to Bette
Davis "TV debut" tomorrow
night in "Crack-Up' Goth Cen
fury Fox Hour even If it was
on fllm-until I discovered that
the scenes with Miss Davis are
from her original movie. Phone
Call from a Stranger. ;. When
Fox fund out that Bette's price
for TV was too high. the new
film was shot around her role
and the old film scenes Spliced
in. (She still gets a fee for
the use Of the old film. but who
careSD
Several viewers are positive
that ecstatic Jack Barry signed
of The Big Surprise" last week
by saying that next week there
be another excellent show land
be sure 10 miss it,"
MICS Comedy Hour" i'm
proves with each outing-but
not enough. Shecky Green
the new comic) was the hit
of the hour.
George t"Seven Year 1tch")
Axelrod has turned Broadway
producer and his first venture
is one for which Television Play
house viewers will share equal
enthusiasm. He has signed
Cyril Ritchard to direct and star
in Gore Vidals brilliant comedy.
Visit to a Small Planet which
Vidal has already expanded into
a full-length stage play. :, {.
Ritchard was terrific on TV as
the added gent from outer space
who sneaks of to earth and gets
things in a worse mess than they
are now. ! don't see how 1t
can miss.
Eva Gabor will be on Johnnie
Carson's show again Thursday
tWTOP-9 and they have a
spy" story set-"Danger at the
Border" with Johnnie as the
courier and Eva as the spy. :.
Johnnie's show. by the way. is
one of the few--if not the only
originating in Holly
wood which eschews the familiar
gags about the smog. tar pits, etc.
Says Johnny vehemently: Il
hate local gags" Note:
Eva's coming East to do a play
with Reginald Gardiner. The
Little Glass Clock" which Alan
Schneider will direct. 1t will
play Baltimore, maybe Washing
ton, too.
ABC is going wacky trying to
give Lawrence Welk fans the date
of his appearances in various
cities. Lawrence made the
announcement Saturday on his
show and is now en- route to the
East. ABC will inform us of
his Washington plans as soon as
it can contact him.
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York, plays a dancer Friday on
MICS Star Stage tWRC-4l with
Paul Douglas who is only senSa-
!tional." She's just signed again
with Pepsi CT think these COM
mercials have helped me- and
win appear with Paul MUM in
his first live" 1V show Sunday
after next for Electric 1heater
IN be the heavy in this one. "
she says.
Aside to the Statler; II that
dance" works out in the Star
Stage drama. she may include it
in her act.
CRITICS CORNER: Viewers
are taking to Western Union
now to register their complaints
l received my first wire yester-
day from a j. Frederick. who
Snarls:
AS long as the AlberohetH
family merely dlloWed them
SelpeS to be presented as enter
tainerS appealing to q $3.50
audience. ! lUas glad to 90 along
Nth them since they do hare
modicum OF artistry and intel
| liqence. But after seeing last
| nights performance Sunday,
| Electric Theater, WTOP-9
/ Nth all the Implications OF the
! matter piH be glad to con-
! tribute the first hundred dol
lars for their deportation"
Wonder what happened that
lirked J. F. so? I skipped the
IAlberghettis for the TV debut
of an appealing l9-year-old
actress named Susan KohneI
ION Alcoa Playhouse and I'm
glad l did. Robert Nathan's
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lneWS-tnat ne q ike 10 Try out
on the laundering series come
February 20.
CHS. he added cheerfully, has
upped the budget and he plans
to spend it all.
QuOtable:
81 wasn't cut out to be an
actor" "A fine time to tell the
Playhouse of Stars. which has
him on tap February II playing
Ia college professor
Il made up my mind to start
going to bed early. but /
hduen't made it so far. One
OF my friends on the Caro-
aDdy ShoD told me he tried
euerythino-going to bed early.
taking an afternoon nap, a
lunchtime SieStd. but nothing
seemed to YORK"
viii. who played his beloved
father on the screen. and now
maybe wishes he hadn't, gets to
lock more like him everyday
When that cowlick falls on his
forehead and he puts his hands
in his pocket and shuffles his
foot around speculatively. the
comparison is inevitable. But the
e x publisher. ex-Congressman.
ex-actor made it plain at the
luncheon that this'll be HIS show.
not a memorial.
QUICKIE INTERVIEW: Pretty
Polly Bergen. who opens at the
Statler here next Monday with
the same act that vowed New
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BALTIMORE V

CHere are some programs on
nearby Baltimore stations which
differ from those available on
local channels.)
6:00-(2)-Gene Autry and
Cartoons.
6:00-uD-Paul's Puppets.
6:00-Q0-Old Nickelodeon
Daze.
6:15-QD-Officer Happy'S
Rascals.
6:30-(2)-Patti Page.
10:30-QD-Duckpins and
Dollars.
10:30-u3)-Studio 81: 1.-THE
Finishers."
1l:00-Q3-M vie: killer
Dill" 1947D
l1:30-(2l-SherIOck Holmes.
12:00-(O-The Janitor.
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ON THE AIR
He's Eager to Lead
A'Goofy Life
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Will Rogers who looks perfectly delighted the oppor
tuny leading "gooy life Dave Garroways Il Lead
Cooy the Saturday Evening POST wheeled
through Washington last week spread the word about his
CBS-TV Morning Show" assignment.
Rogers seemed obvious early in the press paey has
the handling especially feature
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OPEN 1 PM

Dir OUT Ice hwy mast tey,rg-
ton 81 s'olll~tt to John Marshall
dr. and honns On rtrht
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ARL. FOREST, $3.50 dn. CT appra
SIG. 650-7-rm brk., mr.. Pent. I'm;
med occup. Lge rec. rm., fenced
level lot. sep. din rm. screened
porch excel appliances ! mi, west
Best & Co, Rte 80, turn right to
800 ~ Edison ST. OWNER, ia
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5. ARL.; under 10000; GI ap-
praised; "-bedrm. masonry, part
bSmt, shaded fenced yard; gas
heat. Phone IA. 2-7S36.
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SI2.s5O Gil: FAIRFAX - broom,
1i2-Story cottage 3 bedrooms.
full bsmt.: beautiful lot: walk TO
elem, high schools. CIR. 3-u367
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OPEN Sun, TILL DARK-LuY-
urioug new brick rambler. in the
highly coveted Riyerwood area OF
North All 3 bedrms den. , fun
baths Ice l!v nm with flrepl
ll-ft din rm, dream III with
table space. screened porch fun
b5mt with finished rec. rm. patio.
gar Priced Al - 500 To IN nec'
Out Memorial pkwy, right on
Lorcum lane 10 N quincy st.. rlght
70 n Pollard and night 70 ;7l9.
SOFT. BRICK RAMBLER overlook
ing countryside , bedrms.. liv. rm
with. firepl, separate din rm.. sun
acre with additional land avail
Attractive price, $1,000. HILL
REALTY, DU 5-7417.
ONE ACRE = individuality. charm
are the sevnOteS OF this 3-bedfoom
home; liv. rm. with frepl., sepa-
rate in run. with bay window
screened porch and garage, lawn
landscaped and shaded Act now
HILL REALTY, DU 5-74l7
,.-BATH 3-BEDRM.. almost-new
brio. rambler rests on a lovely
fenced I'd with trees and shrubs
Close in and convenient. Liv, rm
with frepl sep. din rm. and won
derful rec rm REALLY live, rest
and ntertain IN this spacious
home especially designed for these
thinrs amid soft colors and low
LIGHTS Assume Ice OIL loan. FILA
and CT contracts accepted S2i 80
See il nov and begin ENJOYING the
finer things RORSCHACH REAL
TY no. w Broad ST., Falls
Church ,1E .-3i06
IT'S A DARLING: Si6.g5O-3-bed.
rm rambler with full bsmt rec
nm and a carport FLA APPRAISED
at S16,fJ0 Where else can YOU
f. d such quality and quantity
such lovely ncighborhood too
Call now 10 see II RORSCHACH
REALTY, no; W Broad ST., Fall,
Church JE 2.310G
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1RLINGTON-RIDGE RID. AND
GLEBE RD.-Dandy 5-rm. orlck,
semidet: Jul bsmt. with n od dG2p
G. E. LANIER, ia. 1854
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ARL.-Cape Cod on dead-end ST.;
3 bedrms, > baths. din. rm rec
rm,, full bsmt.. beaut. landsc. conv
churches, schs., shops 80 o3V'
OWNFP IF 3-2960
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BY OWNER: nearby Falls Church
3-bedro0m brick Colonial: i5-arre
fenced yd Liv rm. with fireplace.
sep. din rm. cleo kit full bsmt
screened porch alum. screen-Storm
windows doors. cow 10 schools
and shopping. VA appraisal. SIS
$50 No agents Tr 4o650
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NoRTH ARLINGTON. williamSburr

SCnOOI dTfH-O-U tNI 1T, UTINh NU4U
NAL EQUIP. kit. bsmt., porch
$1,000. IKE. $1,000.
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$500 m. S5O NO bedrm
stucco house on l acre. 12x@0 pine
paneled liv rm. cleo. stove. washer
refer., .34xl4 porch ano storage
room IF o-436S
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ARL., cLosE.IN-Roomy olaeE home.

fenced ward. Gl. NIo'oVV' HONlE'
ia 1i6d1.
Pent., 3-bedrm brk
rambler on lovely fenced .ot with
many trees and shrubs In new
house cOnd De luxe kit NICE nelgh-
horhcod block 10 excel hus seiN-
zee zee IDEAL STARTER HOME; 81
anpraiscd al SI4 1Uu OWNER VII I
SACRIFICE FOR s13.95O SILL S
PFAI, ESTATE. ia S-2huu.
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ARLINGTON, S2l.95O-5 bedrms., >
baths. liv. rm 16X32, din. rm., KIT;
sarbage disp.,- dlshWaSher, tuil
bsmt. garage. Lot S0Xl so. WOODED
GOODMAN REALTY. ia. 5000.
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NEAR BELLE HAVEN

Charming o-story brick Colonial
on large handicapped lot with
shade trees and ranch-type fence.
frepl. separate din. nm. fully EQUIP
kit, auto, dishWasher, y bath
bedrmS., tile bath on md floor; full
bsmt with shower bath Only P
stones throw 10 the country club,
walking distance to shopping and
bus Ideal home for the professional
man prfce rcduced N col ~,O
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLLR. SIS .50O'
Falls Ch.-Lge wooded lot OF
circle: lce. liv. rm., brk. frep
wall. entr. hall 1i2 baths. 3 lge
bedrms radiant heat. util. rm
all-elecf-'c Fit IF A-4066
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LOrcOnn Lane

Charming brk and frame Colonial
In beaut Woodland setting For
nal din rm liy rm with frep
kit and powder rm down 3 bis
bedrmS and bath up Rec nm
outdoor patio Best value ior home
and location We have AT Sls.95n
Colonel-owner transferred Call IA
t-66Gn
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
OFF RUSSELL ROAD

Only 10 minutes to Pentagon, .
blks. 70 st. Stephens and st. Mary's
Acc denny, public school shopping
and bus 9-story Colonial home
with a view Of the Washington
shore Large liv. rm with frepl
formal din rm.. French doors r.
I2x14 screened porch y bath and
equipped kit 3 bcdrms tile bath
on md floor; storage attic, full
hSnt shower hath Draperies. rods
and blind irclilfeI IL ale. Full
price only S'0.45O, FILA, G1 or
conventional terms available XII
: tgfI
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BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms- b,mt
LITTLF RIVER HILI,-Custom

BY OWNER. Arlington N.-All
brick house and gar, :, lse. bed
rms. and den. pine paneled rec
Sl5.050, ia. 2-lS46.
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AURORA HILLS -bedrm GA
bath. lge. WILLIAMSBURG brick Cane
Cod with tile roof extra lse nm !.
powder rm. and den on lst 4 &.
center entrance hall beautiful, rec.
rm., workshop and bath in bSmt !:
att gar S35.5OO VS. Cal /
col BREcKENRTDGE CRES IL.
6-3175. WITH FREDERICK w
pEpENE SALES. INC IA. 1-1G3O
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FOR SALE nv OWNLR-n acr

cinia town. 30 miles from Wash
ington easy commuting over excel
lent hichwayS; bus line by prop
erty: & rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
glasS-enclosed porch. = other
porches. in fine condition, 2-car ga
rage: outbulldinas. large ShaGe
trees. few blocks to schools,
churches and stores: : u acres OF
land. will sell with smaller amount
Of land. TERRY 5. SIMMS. JE
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Simply Lovely

Reminds you OF picture out Of
Home MaGsZine both inside and out
SIDE 3-bedrm charmer Al brk
loor-to-ceilinr brk firepl wall Lgc
din ell. outdoor patio with pvt
LOWERED fence Sets very nicely on
trim lot with 1881 fronta-e Hard
70 believe. but only Sl695O GI.
TIA or reg hnancing Call IA
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ARL., n. popular Dominion Hllls--,
This lmmac 3-bedrm brE. Colora
with sep din rm. paneled rec rm
IN excel cond with most attr
grounds Inst few steps 10 bus
sis.560. ALLo REALTY CO. ia.
= nsnG
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BRICK RAMBLER, 3 bedrms ! y
baths, ful' bsmt with finished rec
rm, beautiful large ward Practi-
callv new lived in it 3 months
Have 10 see to appreciate. Selling
a. CGst Cp 9-ffGQ
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FAIRFAX = Trees, brick terrace .
Cape Cod with daylight walSOut
bsmt. exp. .attici lmmed. occu-
OWNER, CIR. 3-O03S.
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4 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS

Attractive brick home In Wood
lawn Manor. near Mt Vernon on
over acre Of ground Full bsmt
rec room with bar. liy rn With
flrepl separate din rm.. equip kit.
" bodrns and bath on IS floor .
nice bedrms tile bath on md floor
Venetian blinds, coppcr plumbing
Priced a. SCI 45n - 000 below
CT appraisal. FILA; 81 ,oor conyen-
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COOL BREEZES
Real Living

Once IN q lifetime do YOU have
the. chance IN find ovely home
such as this living room dInrtte
and bath all On one floor hugc
storage attic above ocatcd m A
beautifully handicapped lot in one Of
VIZ 'l'a H. t-ni9lnc, AZ. 81
tractive suburban communities This
nome offers the utmost IN year
ROM 'vtrr f1rlw'ej ~ The fave.
low price Of sis so is stove
~ oc tor washer drlrr 3,-idu
ar conditioner and Wnr-tn-uaU
carDetinr in the living room and
dining area Gl or Fla hnancinq
available Give the family a treat
and see this home right NOW
TODAY
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Here 1t Is!

Lovely. 3-bedrm., brk rambler
Take over Sl2.l0u GI loan, payable
Sts mo incl prime taxes. ms
with low On. PAYMENT Encl with
post and rail fence Nicely eroomed
i4-acre lot PERI cond Full price
: $3.50 Move in with deposit Call
IA ,-666U