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ously, sang to the tune of Hello,
Young Lovers:
Hello. rich giUerS,
Whoever you are,
/ knotU your bank accounts
fat,
Both OF the parties 1Uill need
!, you this year;
Neuer say NO" not that
When Senator Kerr inter-
jected "how we gonna be states
men if We don't come back,
a member protraying Senator
ICapehart, to the tune of "Oh,
Dem Golden Slippers, sang:
oh, those old SluSh funds are
Just ldyaDayS.
We gotta be pure long as Con-
greSS stays,
And our lobbying friends We
will greet again
When We're riding to the
White House merit NoUem-
Der.
Members portraying top Demo-
Gratis Speaker Rayburn. Lyndon
johnson, Eastland, Sparkman
Hubert Humphrey, Kefauver
Stevenson. Jake Arvey, Dear
Acheson, former President Tru-
man, Carmine DeSapio, Mayor
Wagner and Symington. labeled
Jas farmers but dressed in grey
flannel suits, completed the polit-
lical roasting, with prime EN-.
Iphasis on the farm issue in the
coming campaign.
How to Win
When Senator Sparkman was
asked, tell us what we got to
do to win," he replied in song
to the tune of Memories Are
Made of This:
Take one dash of F. D. r.
Add one Happy Warrior,
Wen 1Uin once more Without a
l0Gr.
VICTORIES are made OF this.
Where's farmer Estes Ke.
Ifauver?" inquired Mr.. Humphrey
Here l am" responded the
ETennessean.
Farmer Kefauver, you're the
guy who laid an egghead. 1t put
new zip and zest into our Adlal
Tell EN-, Adlair"
With that, a member portray.
ing Mr.. Stevenson, responded tt
by the other Democrats, sang.
Hot dtgotty dog. ziggity BOOM,
tUhdt you did to me,
It's so neW to me.
What you did to me.
Hot digoity dog. ziggity BOOM,
whGt you did to me
When De began to fight.
Senator Kefauver, who tolc
the other Democrats that "you
need help-and don't we all,
then sang.
Mr.. DeSapio and Mayor Wag-
ner took up the cudgels for Gov
Hartman, but Mr.. Humphrey
declared II figure we can't have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

This is the guest list for iast
nights annual Gridiron Club
dinner, which was attended by
President Eisenhower.
/ Other honored guests included:
The Vice President Of the
United States.
The Chief Justice of the United
States.
The Ambassador of Norway.
The Ambassador of Israel.
The Ambassador of Egypt.
The Ambassador of the Philip
pines.
/ The Ambassador of Burma.
The Speaker.
Associate Justice Hugo l.
Black.
Associate Justice Stanley Reed
Associate Justice Felix Frank
lfurter.
Associate Justice William O
Douglas.
Associate Justice Harold H
Burton.
Associate Justice Thomas c
CLARK.
Associate Justice Sherman
Minton.
Associate Justice John Mar.
shall Harlan.
The Secretary of State.
The Secretary of the Treasury
The Secretary of Defense.
!, The Attorney General.
The Postmaster General.
The Secretary of Agriculture.
The Secretary of Labor.
The Secretary of Health, Edu.
cation and Welfare.
Christian A. Herter, Governor
Iof Massachusetts,.
| Walter F. George, Senator
from Georgia.
Members and their guests are
listed alphabetically, with men,
bers in bold-face type:
A
!, Phelps H. Adams, New York City
, Sherman Adams, Floyd Akers. Milburr
P. Akers. Chicago Sun-Times; Robert c
, Albright. Washington Post and Times.
Herald Douglass M. Allen. Philip Werner
Amram Ellsworth C. Alvord. o. Kell,
Anderson, Boston: Edward Anthony, New
York City; DR.. N A. Antonius, Newark
IN, j.: Gene W. Archer. Rockville, Md.
Wilbur Archer, Chicago Daily News
Leslie c. Aries. ir.: Theodore A. Ayers
Hugh Baillie, United Press Associa
York Times: Samuel G. Baker. Whining.
ton Del: Barney Balahan, New Yorl
City: Edward Ball Jacksonville. Fla.
. Robert S. Ball, Detroit News: Harr.
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Iowa; Stanley Hish, Derien, Conn: John
HIS, DETROIT Free Press J, P Hilts. II.
New York City; Mai. Gen. Robert Z.
HoEgaboom. M Ma y, CORPS; Frank 7:
aoOk Ny ha Gsa Rni' pew FsE' As sGsss
Hoover, jr. Under Secretary OF State: j.
Edear Hoover John v. Horner,- WASH
RsSp fEsRns Ssas SsSs l. HOW
ard. Cleveland News; Roy w. Howard, N.
7 We, Worid- telegram 4 and and sun; Gen John
E HUI car RSs sumsisinsi Wili ,,En
K. Hutchinson, International News SeTv-
ice, and Rosel H. HYDE.
- DAVID $ InEals, Cincinnati III, Times
SSt sG; Wesley s. lizard Amarillo Daily
Fort Worth star-TeieEram: francis
son. San Francisco, Calf: William Z;
ScRstSf c6 sGs Rdf Fsa FGe
Leader Of the senate: FELTON, NJ John
Johnston: Dave R. Jones, Cleveland.
R RoSet Jones' ' 6eTot seT W Ason
Y d ST sS Sdk J Sy H oass B ssw
ton, Mass.
Walter KariE. WASHINGTON Post and
Washinston Evenins star the Rev Or:
Secretary of the Treasury: John F.
Robert + Kennedy Carleton Kent, Chi
Sac sum: Harold h g. Kern sn Hearst
Newspapers: Edward Herman, Cleveland
Plain Dealer: Paul J. Kilday. Repre-
Wa ssses. G Journ s1: lawrence A. K%p
ton, University of Chicago; Robert L.
King. Admiral Thomas c Kinkaid.
RoG # KTshh Setnf sue Even GTs Ser s
Michael J. .Kirwan,. Representative from
Ohio: Fletcher Knebel, Minneapolis star
and Tribune; Goodwin J; knight: Gov
Chicago Daily News; stuart Knisht,
William F Knowland Minority Leader Of
THE Senate: Theodore Koop, Donald G.
koyass ASSOCIATED Press W c0l k H9yard
Great Neck Long Island. Maxwell 4.
Kriendler New York City; Arthur Krock,
New York Times.
John Oliver La GORGE. Robert r: Lane.
Newark Evening News; Roberts Larson,
Frank j, LauSGhe Governor OF OHIO.
Paul r. Leach, IT,. Wilmington, Del:
William D. Leahy Fleet Admiral, .. s.
N: James Lee: Robert E. Lee. Cleveland.
Ohio: Nils A Lennarston. Alexandria,
Va Anthony Leviero, New York Times:
John Preston Lewis, Toledo Ohio. John
IL Lewis: G. Gould Lincoln, Washington
Evening star; james T. Linde; Alexan-
dria. Va: Ernest K. Lindley, Newsweek
Magazine: Howard Lindsay New York
City; Carroll S. Linkins Francis N Lit
tleiohn, New York City; Louis F. Lucas:
Charles T. Lucey, Scripps-HOward News.
Alliance; Carson r. Lyman, u g. News
Is World Report: Wallace r. Lynn. San
Francisco Calf.
Nc
William r.. McAndrew, New York
! City: Thomas McCaffrey, jr.. Pittsburgh.
Cam Car WAR Carl W. Mccardle' Assistant ASS
Secretary of State; Joseph R. Mccarthy.
Senator from Wisconsin; DR.. William
S. McCune, Capt. Richard c, McCutchen,
Columbus Ohio. Eugene F. Mcdonald.
jr.. Chicago III; BENJAMIN NJ. Nickel
way. Washington Evening Star; T Rod
sic MeLagan. Montreal. Canada; Robert
/ Continued on Page Ais
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List of Guests Given
For Gridiron Club Fete

Bannister, New York city; Ernest L
Harcella. United Press Associations: Ru'
dolph 5ares. jr., Williamsburg Va; Car
ert G Barnes, Stanley P. Barnett. cieve-
land Plain Dealer; Frank H. Bartholo.
NEW. United Press Associations: Rober'
7. BARLEY. Ralph H; Bastien. Boot
Publications: william l.. Beale, jr.. As.
ISOLATED Press; John Beaufort. Christian
Science Monitor; Walter c; Beckjord
Cincinnati nd;uad Ohio; Earl Be s,n s ssL
Hork City; Ralph Bellamy, New Yori
S Ch|c George Bender Senator iron !, 81,
Evening Star: Eric Biddle. Leslie L
Bifle,. Barry Bingham Louisville Ky.
Joseph Binns, New York City: James C
Black. James ". Blackburn, Heroer
sSsk washington Msts Posi- os snd Tmss
N. Bioue6, New York CITY Herbert c
Blunck: Warren S; Booth Detroit News
Edward NJ, .Bostick. Mount Vernon. Va
Justin D. Bowersock, Crosby N, Boyd
Brahany. Raymond P. Brandt. st. Loui
Post -DisDatch: Albert E. Branson. Capt
aylor Branson. Harold Brayman. vii
1minstcn, Del; Basil Breysr; Neg ,d Ped ! d
Senator from New Hampshire: Ne,
Brooks, William H. Bronson. Shreveport.
Times. D, W.. Rrosnan. George Rothwel
Hearst wISsr Ne s ErSTn
Cleveland plain Dealer; Andrew e. Blu
shanan. IT.. Kennstt Square; Pa VII
Lam z; BUCKLEY, New York CITY; Da ~.
8. Buel Washington Evening star: Wal
S. Buel, Cleveland Plain Dealer; A.. I
Rurehi Chicago Daily Ne VS.! Ad In r.,
George Rutler Houston Tex, G
Carroll Buzbv Chiffon Publications
Harry T. Byrd Senator from VIRGINIA
Star; James F. Byrnes, Columbia, s. c
John T. Cahin, New York City; DAME
!, Callahan; n. Charles II ca g.1ssa
Monitor: Edmund O. Carl, Paul R. Car
mack, Christian Science Monitor Ii
Comdr. Francis A; Carrier, UsN; LUX
Carroll. New York Herald Tribune; Wa
Case. senator from South Dakota
Eugene Castle. New York City, Iurns
6ers, Virginian Pilot; Albert 3. Chandler
Governor of Kentucky: Oscar L. Chap
Childs, st. Louis Post Dispatch; Rober
Albert Clark Wall street Journal; Rober
n: Clark; William r. CLARK, Newsr!
ton Evening Star: Lester Colbert, De
dence Journal: Barnum l.. Cotton
Chester c. Conner, Pittsburgh, Pa; Johl
Sherman Cooper, Ambassador to India
George Cornish. New York Herald Tri
John Cowles. Minneapolis Star a. Tri
bune: Clayton Craig, Christian Scienc
Monitor; Bennett Grain. Cobb Island
Md; Durries Crane, New York City
Robert Crater. Scripps- Howard News Al
lance: Orville Crouch, Russell Grouse
New York City; Harlow H. Curtice, Flint
Mich.
Richard Daley, Mayor OF Chicago
John Charles DAILY, New York City; Harr
! Darby, Kansas City Kans.; Joseph
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Gridiron Club Spoofs
I1onorG Guest Eisenhower

to explain chow we operate, "
Ivan explains that it is very SIM
pie and then sang to the tune of
Whatever Lola Wants, Lola
Gets:
Whatever loan wants, Iuan
takes,
And little men, little Ipan
takes you.
Make up your mind pe make
no mistake,
Recline yourself, resign your
self. you're through.
We're sure to get ,Dhat pe
came tor,
And betaUeen the eyes is What
t0e ain, for.
Whatever IUdn wants, Iuan
takes,
Call of your plans.
Don't you knoD you can't t0in.
You're no exception to the
rule,
We're irresistible, you fool =.
GIVE IN
Adviser Billy Graham
But Undersecretary of State
Herbert Hoover, jr., rushed in to
save the day. He announced
that the State Department had
just sent over its newest adviser,
Billy Graham. whom he asked to
tell about the newest secret
weapon Mr.. Graham had invented
to use against the Communists.
"Judoment Days a-comin'"
shouted Mr.. Graham.
"HdHelujaht"
Politicians and lobbyists were
soundly roasted in a skit which
the announcer explained was
laid in the politicians Garden of
Eden. 1T is a paradise where
all contributions are large, there's
no conflict of interest, and they
pass nothing but gas bills"
Opening the scene were men,
bers portraying Senators Case
of South Dakota and Kerr of
Oklahoma.
I'm a stranger here" re-
marked Senator Case. SIS this
the Garden of Eden"
1T sure is" replied Senator
Kerr. This is the politicians
paradise. All candidates. No
opposition. The money grows on
trees. Ring for a lobbyist - and
he'll pick it off for you"
A member impersonating Sem
ator Cases campaign manager
then sang:
Cross my palm, I'm a stranger
in paradise,
All lost in a wonderland
Where lobbyists traternize.
Members portraying Labor
Leaders George Meany and
Walter Reuther continued the
skit by singing, to the tune "I
Found a Million Dollar Baby:
Tatt-Hartley hasn't changed a
comma.
The gas bill passed-we kneu
it tCould.
We got a billion-doll lobby.
But it don't do us no good.
AS the song ended. there was
a terrific commotion at the
"Pearly Gates" Members dressed
as angels tried to halt the entry
of a man dressed in typical
Texas costume.
"You-all angels got to let me
in" shouted the Texan. Il paid
for the joint. My names Keck-
Howard Keck."
Four members impersonating
former members Of the Eisen-
hover team" led by one desig-
mated as former Secretary of Air
Force Talbot. then burst through
the gates.
We're back! Ike can't throw
us out of here" they shouted.
and then sang:
You'll be missing us as Ike'S
campaign starts to climb,
Don't ask us, t0e iron't gire a
dime
Since G.. o. P. thinks trades
a crime.
Senator Bridges, announced as
a new member of the Lobby In
vestigating Committee as the
group on stage laughed uproari-
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Davies. David +. Dawson. Wilmington,
Del DOUGLAS J DAYTON. Minneapolis,
zines; Anthony De Lorenzo. Flint, Mich
Admiral Louis E. Denfeld. Admiral Robert
l; Dennison, Charles r. Denny. New York
co Eamss bcr Rs5isu" cs1ssed Plain
City; J; Thurman Digs. J: Richardson
Dilworth; New YORK City; Edsar Dixon
Supt.. House Press Gallery, F. Joseph
Donohue. Rutherford j. Dooley, John H
DOYLE, Roscoe Drummand; New York
YORK Times; Allen " Dulles, Central
Intelligenee Agency: Robert G. Dunlop
Philadelphia, Pa; James G dupont
Montchanin, Del; George L. Durno, In
James o.. Eastland. Senator from
MISSISSIPPI Peter Edison, Newspaper En-
Scrlpps- Howard Newspaper Alliance. DR.
Milton S. Eisenhower. State College, Pa.
pr Edward L. r. Elson, Donald H Erwin
natl Times Star; Robert ii. Estabrook
MaShinston Post and Times Herald;
William 7: Evjue, The Capital Times
City; James 4, FARLEY New YORK CITY:
ssf f.d ffsf s. c ssndea,e Ef Rehsrd
/; Field, Holiday Magazine: Thomas X,
/ Finletter, New York City; Nat 5, Finney
Buffalo News; Norman c. Firth. New
York City; Harold A. Fitzgerald Pontiac
Press, Harold Fletcher' New York City;
Alfred sS NeI Flynn bp n ypn d New YSF G
ward Y. Folliard, Washingt0n Post and
Times Herald; Mark Foete. Booth News
napers: Henry H. Fowler, Kenneth A
United Press Associations: Peter Ere
| linghuysen. Jr., Representative from New
Jersey; Paul Comfy French. Yardley
Pa; William j. Fulton. jr.. Chicago
Tribune.
N. j.; Charles ]. Gallant, Bethesda. Md.
GeoFss osr aaD Rabbi I5h's Sornan Ger
slenle,lldI; J. !. ,Gibboney, Chicago: John
Gold. Kingston. n y; Ben Hale Golden
Chattanooga Times; Arthur j. Gold
smith NeE York City; Barry Goldgst water
fellow. Julian B. Goodman. Max Cor.
don, New York City; Albert Gore, Sen
ator from Tennessee; Michael A, Cor.
ham, jr.. St. Louis Post DISPATCH Sterl-
ing F. Green, Associated Press; Craw-
/ ford H. Greenewalt Wilmington. Del.
Charles o. GridIey. Dallas Times Her
aid; Gerald E. Griffin, Baltimore Sun
Thomas z, Groehn. Detroit; Thomas j
Groom, Granville GUIDE. Harry F. Gug-
Igenheim. New York City: L. Richard
Guylay.
Sherlock Hackley, New York CITY
James c.. Hagerty, Alexander Hagner
Mclean, Va; Arthur E, Hall, Chicago
Daily News: Frank A. Hall, Fred Hall
chairman Republican National Commit
zee; Charles A. Halleck. Representative
4 from Indiana; William F. Halsey, fee
admiral U. S. N c. M Hannewyk, New
Carlisle, Ind; Richard L.. Hardness
Richard L. Hardness, jr,; John Harris
Boston Globe; William H. Harrison
WASHINGTON Evening Star: Coleman Har
den. Detroit News; Martin s. HAYDEN
Detroit News; William Randolph Hearst
ir Hearst Newspapers; Harvey Hender
son. Loy W. Henderson Deputy Undel
Sec. of State; Ray Henle. Arthur Scar
HenninE, Chicago Tribune; Charlie
Hentschell, St. Louis PoStDispatch
Bourke B Hickeniooper, Senator iron
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Richard Daley. Mayor OF Chicago:
John Charles DAILY. New York City: Harry
Darby, Kansas City Kans. Joseph e
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-sturdy lit,
tie brick bungalow; neat and cleaii
as can be; popular; Mt. Rainier
location: full price. only $4,000:
S05 per month should handle. w,
r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l40O till
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HTDE-AWA --- TX
yeg Lac privacy. yet I've g'cte IA
70 White House STAT efrf art
1ornffwu ShcppinE arf have !
1E1rEesdvr afdressf Sew nina
tsre house Hifh tt'fc nathf
afep'aesf szT tHre Ea.4c pffsd u
ioa zoo EHclgslve. hA 5-8s33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
RAMBLERS
SILVER SPRING AREA
"ov 9H' Sos QTH IFEE 1 4 gtN,
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
DISCONTINUED
BUILDERS
MODEL
SACRIFICED
$18,65O

The last home Of this design ir
'iarse, contemporary Kensington com.
muntty. This brand-new split leve
loaded with extra features al rea
bargain price. 4 bedrms.. 2 full baths
pine-paneled recreation level with
pvt entrance. full bsmt., Hotpoint.
equipped. eye-level kit: spacious liv
rn;. sep. din. area. To see this spe.
'cial value and other equally attrac.
tive Cape Gods, split-levels and ram
blers, call VIII. 6-3Ill; ewes, VIII
.0-50S3 and VIII. 6-3634.
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IINGION NOR
S26,95O
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-o4OO
Your
Elderly Parents

VIII bF 20 comfortable and happy
in beautiful private apartment wing
which the owners built on this home
for their parents It's complete with
charming 3-bedrOon prick home
with fun bsmt, 2l-ft screened
porch and other extras This dual
residence "a set among stately eimt
ana larEe dOxwOods on . Dagnih-
Gently handicapped. level ii-aere lot
IN good neighbofhoOc Let " ahov
rnony FOR ONLY 81 $50.
Parker. Smith & Donnell
ia. 1881 IA. 7-Ss17
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ARL .FAf.Ls CHURcH-FlfRPAx
Santa Claus Calls Early
ThiS Year
r MARvELoUs oII,rB

~ 900 DOWN ai7 $50
spacious older home 4
tedfmE foOgnatsirs has pfl-
vats BATH. 2 Decrug 10 ard
bath. knOtty-pine Den. 1914
klt 22xfN din m haii
sntr ffepl oil h%N.h
wooded n acre. In heart X
All Assume fnan.lns va
cant ~ 5-2Og5
$1,000 DoWN affss0
35eqrfa ranclsr aasgms
~ tnabclnf fff5i arse
gqgippsc III a0Ei2s TO- 1f
vsssn. ~ 5-aos5 '''''''
$1,000 DoNs stgsso
t5-fi ~ IN with 1febi
osni Elf h-sb snei psfsh
aBd 9pgD corrh .Qsf5l lof.
Sabsnasss 5gyi ~ sszOs3
u Hn0 DOWN sI5S50
esfing o hsLeFiDa fss-
Ffaf-Touh7 3-hs1 rfn bfift
fapcksr fgH Bfnf AsEgFs
cant ~ ggsl 81 80 = -
tfts - tal ~ Ss20S3
" n09 DONN. aI2es0
3-befrm fan1lefefts Hleh.
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81 lssaFf -. ~ Nan.
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LANULkY PAHk--9I3l0 UU
DELlSb hEbpoo sKiCK xAE Ea aM4
HUGH T. PECK He. 4-640C
NEW BRICK 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
din, rm.. beautiful tiled bath, rec
rm,, heater rm. and laundry rm. witt
toilet In bsmt. Priced to sell quickly
with $1,000 cash. Open dails. D1-
REcTIOE6: Penna. ave. to Southern
ave, left on Southern ave. 4 biks
to ELI: ST; rich, 70 open house
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coLonED--RtsT Wv sEcfloN-

B rms u-.tn Taft fronf pofch
SIS mo. ar even thiHf Dl 5-eet4
COLOHLD-llGR 18th 81. NJ
ms . extra iafstories, Eaf h ~ D +.
iEe. yds feuod ana Dee through
out. for aduli family DE- 2.aslos
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ST. MICHAEL's PARISH - Lovely
corner 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick CO.
lonial, featurinB paneled den, fam
lily dining rni., equipped kit. tiled
bsint.. garage, porch and fenced lot
Vacant. Priced below appraisal.
SIT. 900. BEERS BROS, JU. 5-76I0.
SUMNER. 1904 Ontario Circle--By
OWNER. no brokers. Center-hAll
Colonial; large lot. excellent financ-
noon to d. Otherwise By appoints
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SERVICE STATION

Aggressive party wanted 10 lease
service station In Coral Hills area
quired; opportunity for mechanical
business Call ia. 0-S5OO, Ext, los
ask for MR.. GREEN.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA--ciyilian can assume
present Oh, 4lscs loan already on
property; down payment Sl50. sos
monthly payment includes taxes;
semidet. brick about 3 yrs. old.
recreation rn.. awnings. storm win
doWS, screen porch. Anchor fenced
yard; move. 10 az once Total price
only Si3.e50. Call ST J53ll.
ARLINGTON. CT gaO-Live
practically rent free in this. =
family home. festures a flrst-fioor
!! bedrms. and z porehes; snd-hoor
apt. is rented for 500 per mo I.
full .bsnt.; 2-car garage. soreeous
wooded lot owner wants quick
deal. THOS. j. FISHER & co i.
IA. 5-y6bl ewes. IA. s.-h5H6.
ARL.. s.--No DOWN PAYMENT, $50
mo; 2-bedrm. semidet... of Colum-
5-J335 Of en-. 3.25s5.
ARL. : 2-bedrm. det. home bsmt ;
or $4,000, MoNAHAN.
ARL., 18th and s. ouincy; open sun
A. New rambler. 3 bedTmB. kit.
with din. area. eye-lepei Hotpoint
oven. Hotpoint stove. and refRf. with
cheerful rms With iots u eiosst
space; full bsmt., roughed in for
bath e5-ft. esrport Near Arl, Hsll
mas. BEUt1H ooss "a. 9.5es2
COUNTRY CLUE vIEW--Excep-
tionally large rooms are feature
I Of this claiming 3lz-bath Colo
NAL For example the master bed
room 70 exl3, plus values include
. beautiful rec. room with fireplace.
~
kltehen, garafs. Priced tight 81
S35 $50. "a. $1,000. ". 7. BRoY-
hill 4 soNs
FALLS CHURCH--Brick Cape Cod
Liy. din, nm, 2 beorms, tie bath
down, . bedrmf. almost IN up. (.
fun bfmt.; rec. nm; laree lcs. az
sumo 81 OF and md trust, sl2,-
I5O. Buy direct, save AGENTS fee.
FALLS CHuRCH--3-bedFm.. bath.
eEiek rambler earport ana aiiys
Or or about Jan is: s5I 900 re-.
quifes down payment $4,000. 1920
Allan ave. " 4.536s
FALLS CniCRcH AREA--spiit-l Level
bedrnsy - baths, g6-ft Nv.
I'm 1890 din. rm equipped hi
25-ff rec. I'm; patio carpOft iGe
suburban lot BORDERING woods
nj 7 Corners shopplnR center
Price $4,000. Phone OWNER. ~
4-35t2.
LAKE BARcROFT--4 bedfooms 3
fun baths, beautifully finished rec.
reation room. a. luxe O-E kitcnen
ard baseboard bot.uater hezt are
am0nR the desirable features IN
THIS new brick EpAi-ieveg Az 0u..
STANDING buy 81 $50 go HssFgi
"a 4-fS00 " 7 BRoYHiLL 4
MANASSAS PARK, VIRGINIA. 1900
cssh and assume eTiftira trut'
Win loy monthly paymsuts---TNo-
eedfn hone Win stalrSaZ q ~.
s.s ~ s.iy ssn,eei shsss c.
NsLfAN-- Home and saresn acc
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MASS: AVE. EXT; Low e0s--In
rms. 2 baths on end a.; new all
cleo. kit. garage; scr. pch., patio,
nshpond: 150-ft. lot: lovely trees.
OF APPROVED. FRANK s. PHIL
LIS. Dl. 1-14ll: ewes. WO. 6-5499.
NEW HAMP. AVE. EXT, SI.IO0
down and assume 4es loan for bal
ance--Modern 3-bedroom semidet.
brick: .S13.S50. HUGH 7. PECK,