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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Washington Dog
Wins Top Award
In Chicago Show

A Washington owned dog,
Champion Barrage of Quality
Hill, is elbowing his way into
the ranks of world greats in dog
show history.
The faWn-and-white boxer,
only 2i2 years old, took his four
teenth best in show" award
Sunday at Chicago, winning over
2,202 other dogs at the Inter-
national Kennel Clubs all-breed
show.
The champion is owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse of
1916 F street NV. who started
importing and breeding boxers
at their Wolf Trap Farm" near
Vienna, Va, in 1887.
Only two weeks ago, Barrage
took the top award in Toronto.
But the Chicago victory, climax
ing two days of competition, was
perhaps the stiffest contest a
dog can face anywhere. In win
ming the top title there. Barrage
had to beat out the 1856 West
minister winner, Oh. Wilbur
White Swan and four other
champions.
Barrage is the son of Oh. Bang
Away of Sirrah Crest, the biggest
winner in American dog show
history,
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had committed the Crooks rob-
berry. He said that while he and
Davis were in prison together he
had tried to get Davis to come
forward with him to clear Eaton
but that Davis wouldn't do it,
Two lie detector tests showed
Burial was telling the truth.
Mr. Moran said he also had
sought a statement from Davis,
now up for parole from a 25-
year sentence at Mcneil Island
WASH Federal prison.
He turned me down. the
prosecutor said. for fear it
would jeopardRe his chance for
parole. But we already had
enough to'clear Eaton
Mr.. Moran said that. because
of Burrall's cooperation. no
action would be taken against
him But the States attorney
went before the Rock Island
County grand jury and obtained
an armed robbery indictment
against Davis.
Davis" said Mr.. Moran. will
be brought for trial as soon as
ne gets out of Federal prison.
We expect that to be sometime
next year if not sooner"
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NAACPLeader
Halls Truman

NEW YORK, April (P.-A
Negro leader says President
Eisenhower is going in the
right direction" in the matter
of school degeneration, but that
former President Truman would
have been very much more forth
right" in his actions.
Roy wilkins, executive secre-
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. was asked last night on
the WNYC radio program, IN
ternational Interview" if he was
satisfied with Mr. EisenhowerS
efforts in behalf of indignation.
'"I couldn't say that I'm salts
fled with it, Mr. Wilkins re-
piled, but l am satisfied that
the President is going in the
right direction.
Hinged With Politics"
These things are tinged with
politics or political expediency
Mr.. Eisenhower, l believe, wants
to do the right thing-he wants
TO enforce the Supreme Court
decision.
Where l find fault is that
so little Of the prestige and Sc
little of the machinery avail
able to the White House
has been brought to bear to
influence public opinion on this
matter and to secure speedier
compliance"
Asked if he thought things
would be better under a Demo-
cratic administration, Mr.. Will
kins said:
I'm not able to say. l feel
Mr.. Eisenhower is doing as we'll
as any other occupant of the
White House would have done,
whether Democrat or Republi-
can. except, perhaps. for Harry
S. Truman"
Cool to "Gradualism"
Queried about the gradual
ism" approach to indignation
proposed by Adlai E. Stevenson.
Democratic aSpirant for the
presidential nomination. Mr..
replied:
Mr.. Stevenson made an I'M
fortunate remark in California
in using the word gradual II
has a bad connotatlon because
for some Negroes.
means never or so slowly as
to be never
Il feel Mr.. Stevenson didn't
mean that, but didn't know
when he said 1t that it would
have the overtones it did"
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Two Convicts Flee
Area Road Cana

Two conyictS ran away from
a prison road gang at AMMAN
dale yesterday.
Several shots were fired by
guards as the pair fed. They
were still at large today.
The fugitives were identified
at State Prison Camp No. 80 in
Fairfax County as Addie Clinton
Prior, 10, serving 4-year-term
from Danville for grand larency.
and Rodney Fehsenfeld, 20. serv-
ing three years from Norfolk for
unauthorized use of an auto
mobile.
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Innocent Man Is Freed
After Is Years in Prison

ROCK ISLAND, H.. April 5
R.-An innocent man who
spent Is years in prison is free
today because of a prosecutor
diligence and a guilty mans
conscience.
The one year to life sentence
of Roy E. Eaton. So. was vacated
yesterday in the same circuit
courtroom in which he had been
convicted in 1910.
Judge Leonard E. Telleen
issued the order after States
Attorney Bernard j. Moran pre-
sented paroled convict's signed
statement that he and another
man had committed the crime
for which Eaton was punished.
Eaton was sent to Statewide
QuD Prison when James L.
Crooks. soap salesman, identi-
fed him as one of two men wins.
robbed him of $50 in Rock
Island October 4. 1888.
Declared His Innocence
Louis G. Burial of Davenport.
Iowa, was identified as the other
robber. He was not prosecuted
because in the meantime he had
been sent to a Federal prison for
robbine Post Office branch.
At his trial and ever since
Eaton protested that he was not
guilty, He claimed he was in
LordShurg. ~ Mex, where he
then lived. on the day of the
robbery. But he didn't have the
money to bring witnesses from
Lordsburg to Rock Island to
support his alibi
In the ensuing years Eaton
made repeated but unsuccessful
efforts to be absolved of the
crime.
Mr.. Moran, who had assumed
office in the meantime, became
interested in the case two years
ago.
Burial Clears Eaton
After being convinced Of
Eaton's innocence. the States
attorney recalled last night. II
decided the man who could
prove it was Burial, who was
paroled from Federal prison last
year. I went to him in January.
He said he and John B. Davis
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with the State. The State says
the NAACP has not done this.
The Organization has refused
for two reasons. First. it said.
other organizations are not re-
CURED to file. 1t added that
publication of membership lists
violates constitutional rights.
Because of the last reason, the
NAACP said the case should be
handled by Federal, not a
State. court.
But State District Judge Cole
man Lindsey last week refused
to shift the case Immediately to
Federal Court. He then ordered
temporary ban on NAACP &C
tivlties in Louisiana.
A day before the State ruled.
however, NAACP attorneys filed
a motion in Federal Court to
shift the case there.
Judge Wright said that mo-
ton, no matter how wrong it
might be. should have stopped
State court action.
The State should not have
gone on with it's case" Judge
Wright told w. NJ. Shaw, spe-
cial assistant to Attorney Cen
eral Fred Leblanc.
But it did" he added. and
this court is presented with an
unusual situation.
Usually, Judge Wright ex-
planned, no injunction or any
other action is taken by the State
court after motion is filed in
Federal Court.
What you should have done,
Judge Wright told Mr.. Shaw. lis
come to this court and argue
against removal and not go on
to the District Court"
Judge Wright said his Federal
Court is powerless to dissolve q
State injunction until it is APP
pealed to higher State courts.
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NAACP. But Judge Wright said
he was powerless. at the mo-
ment. to remove it.
He ordered the State, however
to stop all further action against
the NAACP.
Judge Wright's ruling came or
an NAACP motion. The organi-
zation wanted an injunction is
sued against Louisiana's prose-
cution Of the NAACP.
The State is trying to Gust the
NAACP from Louisiana under an
old law. originally aimed at the
Ku Klux Khan.
Under the law. most organiza-
tons must file membership lists
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Women Who Set
White House Fires
Traced to Michiqun

The woman who set fires that
did no damage in the White
House and the Executive Offices
Building Tuesday has been iden-
titled as Mrs. Hilda Marie
Marks, so, of st. Clair Shores,
Mich.
Mrs. Marks is being held at
the District General Hospital fol
mental observation. without any
charges having been placed
against her so far
When first questioned Tues
day, she said her name was Mrs
Julia Martha Chase and said
she was born in HageTstown
Md. SO years ago.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty quoted Secret
Service Chief U. E. Baughmar
as saying Mrs. Marks admitted
using the name of Mrs. Chase
on several other occasions. He
said her true identity had been
checked out by police.
Mr.. Hagerty also said that Mr.
Baughman informed him that
Mrs. Marks had been confined
in several mental institutions in
Michigan for varying periods
since 1892 She was said to be-
separated from her husband
Mrs Marks, it was discovered
arrived in Washington by bus
last Sunday. She set small fires
on newspapers in the White
House Red Room ana in fouI
rooms in the nearby Executive
Offices Building before being
trapped in rest room OF the
Office Building.
Pending outcome of the men,
tai observation at the District
General Hospital, officials have
made no decision on whether tC
press any charges against Mrs
NHnxlye
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Reds Invite Winemokers

SANTIAGO, Chile, April S
up. - Soviet Delegate Nikolai
Orschikine invited the Interna-
tional Wine Congress to hold its
9Th meeting in Russia. The Con-
gress 9th session, attended by q
nationalities. closed here this
week and left the decision to a
planning session to be held in
Yugoslavia.
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Missionary to Speak

The Rev. Vincent Kopunek.
who recently served in the mis-
sions on the Island Of Turk,
British New Guinea. will address
the Capital Hill First Friday Club
at 8 am. tomorrow in the Con-
gressional Hotel.
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Judge Rops Louisiana
Action Against NAACP

NEW ORLEANS April lP.-Fedeal Judge j. Skely Wright
mas sent the National Association for the Advancement Coored
People to the State Supreme Court its continue
atng in Louisiana -
The United States District Judge Yesterday reprmanded
Louisiana for obtaining injunction against the
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You can't vote in the Dis
trict If you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
tratiOn headquarters on ground
floor of the District Building.
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BETHESDA

have a lovely home on top OF a
NICE ,,,se cool ~ NIL IN Bethesda. My family
lust like 'Topsv' has grown and
grown. til We had to move Ii
you re interested in a 3 bedroom. .
bath, rambler. large liv. nm. scr
porch. modern kit, and lots OF
extras; come Sunday betw. ard i,
I've already moved and am in mood
LOT a QUICK sale. No realtors. please
: mi. to Rayburn I'd. right / block
to Roosevelt ST. left and follow
around to top of hill, 5000 Pelham
I'd, OIL y-l155
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Bethesda Area
SALE BY OWNER

Open Sat-, Sun, 2::3O Til 7
Garrett Park. near NH; beautiful
Richter-built 3-bedrm.. brick ram
bier: Idyllic setting on jree-lined
dead-end street; magnificently land
Scaped lot. 7Sxl64. with many trees:
ICE. recessed cypress paneled emit.
wide center hall: lge.. distinctively
designed liv- rm. Gi EXPOSE lovely
large screened porch. eating space
in Kit carport: ground-level day-
hsht bsmt. Walk to bus. school, COM
center; S2495a. incl. wall-to-wali
carpet. 10. 4-740S. For appoint
during wk, call EX. 3-4446. Dir
Out Conn. ave. Az mi. past D. G.
line, left on to Knowles ave. tRte
$40, l MI. left to 1904 KesWick
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BETHESDA
OPEN, 2 TIL 7
71n7 45th STREET

Delightful bungalow with 3 bed
rms. basement. garage. On beauti-
and trsnsp.; Sl7,500. Dir; Wis
consin ave. to Leland St. right 2
blkS. to 45th ST., left to home.
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BETHESDA AREA
NEW RAMBLERS-Sl7,91O

New center-hall brick ramblers
liV. rm. with stone firepl., din. rm..
bath; full bsmt. with firepl. and "a
bath; close to schools and transp
lmmed. occupancy available. FILA
VA and conventional financing. Dir.
Out Wis. ave. ga miles north OF
Naval Hospital, right on Flanders
ave, right on jolly way to OPEN
HOUSE, or out Conn. ave. left on
knowles, right on saltwater ave
right on jolly way. Open from | til
D today. Call RE 1860.
EAlnafa1 Ioua-4,,aA,,k ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RETIREMENT SPECIAL on water
y rms. and bath, z large po[ches
50. 900. Call Great Mills 3i5-J-3 OF
write MRS. BERNONA CHESSER
Piney Point. Nd
HOWARD COUNTY. near new Johns
Hopkins Lab.---Ideal for large fam.
ily. Like-new older home on :, acres
4 bedrms.. 9 baths. liv. rm.. sep. din
rm., modern kitchen. dem full bsmt
out Of ground in rear Oil h.-w heat
Good financing. Only $1,000.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
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GREEN ACRES, BY OWNER
Charming 6-rm brk.; den, cleo
kit; storm windows and doors; gas
heat; full bsmt. OIL. 6-6647.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO 6PM.
1908 GLENBROOK RID.
BETHESDA
Lovely Spanish. custom-built. Diet.
Stucco home with step-down liv. rm.,
lee., din; rm. for entertaining. den.
mod. kit. and powder rm.. list n. ;
2nd n. contains 3 bedrms., Q baths
scr. porch full bsmt., garage, oil
n.-W.h. Priced in low 30S.
J. LEE DoNNELLY q SON
~ Realtors
ma. s-331e Ewes. wo. e-2ss2
VACANT-OPEN, S13.400
Mr.. Wheaton Plaza--SI 500 dn !:
S,,year-old brick rambler: bsmt, !;
"a baths; top cond. MR.. RAMSEY,
PRICE REDUCED
Gil APPROVED
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY, Ex-
CELLENT FINANCING. DETACHED
COLONIAL BRICK: 7 RMS, u
BATHS, LOTS OF EXTRAS: cow
FLOWER AVE. -PINEY BR. RID. AREA.
Ewes, RIA. 3-I3S3
40. PRESS REALTY CORP.
~ 18th ST. ST. 1896
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA
WHITTIER WOODS
Spacious Split Level
OPEN TODAY, IL TO z

NEW BRICK AND STONE HOME
with 8 twin-sized bedrooms.
. tile baths, attractive living
room with picture window
and fireplace, family-siZed
dining room, unusually large
modern kitchen with eye-leVel
oven; finished recreation
room, den or 4th bedroom;
;}rd bath; basement. outside
HOME is WELL WORTH
YOUR INSPECTION.
Dir: Out Bradley blvd. 20
Wilson lane. left on Wilson
lane to lust beyond Landon
School. left on Whittier blvd.
TO open sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
goa 18th ST RE T-665o
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1919 RYAND DIR.

Charming 3-bedroom.,. .1s-bath
Cape Cod with full daylight bsmt.,
in the Wyngate area; $4,000. Dir:
miles to Ryland dr.. left to home.
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Enthusiastically Hills

OPEN TO q
Beautiful brick Colonial, on level
shady lot. dead-end street. 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths; living room with
fireplace separate dining room. scr.
porch; full basement. pine paneled
low twenties BY OWNER. OIL. =
2332 Directions: From Wis. ave.
take Bradley blvd. to ia mile to
Uarnop al Loo. - zGnE
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a90O JEFFRY. WHEATON
coLEsvILLE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 30
WEEKDAYS, 90
3 NEW SPLIT LEVELS
HOT-WATFR HEAT

8 NEW SPLIT LEVELS
HOT-WATER HEAT
These beautiful brick houses are
located on level lots. averaging 30.
900 So. It.. are well planned and
superbly constructed: features sepa-
rate dining rm., large kitchen with
space for dinette set; 3 large bed
rms. with spacious closets and lates,
type tiled baths 24-foot recreation
rm. with picture window; some have
carports. From S2O,950 UNDER
PRICED $4,000 to $1,000. Flexible
financing. Trades considered. Dir.
North on Colesville road 20 miles
past Fairlane road to Snider lane
and our sign, turn right to $50. Mr.
Sweeney, HE. $4,000.
MARSHALL j. WAPLF co.
1924 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-2O05
SILVER SPRING
WANTED-LARGE FAMILY
FOR THIS 5-BEDRM.. 2-BATH
BRICK CAPE COD. / YEAR OLD.
OPEN SUNDAY. 81
.9005 GLENVILLE RID.
All Ice. rms MANY extras ane
closets rec rm., . f1replaces Near
park swimming pool. schools and
bus. Reduced 10 sell Dir. Out Ia
5000 Old Bladensburg I'd, and follow
signs. or call
BURTON REALTY. JU a-7n5a
or MRS. JACKSON. JU. 7-7272.
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5709 GLENWOOD RD.

Handsome 3-bedrm. Colonial with
den, recr. rm., garage, ell-electric
| 500. Dir: Out Old Georgetown I'd.
\ to Glenwood. left to home"
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coLoRED
S495 DOWN
OPEN 2-5 PM

1870 DUBOIS PL. sE-choles eer
throushout Mr. DELE. 81. $3.50,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SLIGO PKWY.-Dignified brk. home,
slate roof, nesting among a fairy
land OF trees. with a view Of beau
tiful park, You will like the lge.
lge. liy. rm. with wide picture win
dow, patio. Owner out Of country
S22,950. Open . till dark. Out
Plney Branch I'd. right on Sligo
Creek pkwy. to 1909 and open sign.
~: $1,000, BAINUM REAL ES-
TATE
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CLOSE-IN
90 W. FRANKLIN AVE.
OWNER GOING TO FLORIDA
OPEN, 2 til 7

Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. 9-5555 Realtors
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OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
HARTMAN REALTY Int


NEAR 1FNNTNG RD AND n ST
Close to Coral Hills shop. center.
Gemi-det 4-family brick bldg, rent
3 and live In one free.
FORT DUPONT HILLS - Large
selection 5 and 8 rms, SEMI Diet.
Sill 500 with $3.50 dna LII i-5i9e,
ST. Mr. PA. AVE- rms.
large b r, full price Sc $50
JALBERT ST. Mr.. NICHOLS AVE
bet. asbestos single 8 large rms,
large lot. S10. 500
ANACOSTIA HILLS - Ayr. -old
semi-det. brick, 9 rms, 3 b. r., fun
bsmt. built-in garage, gas heat.
S12.250. with $500 dn
A BLOCK OFF NICHOLS AVE
bet. side hall. : rms. 3 large bed
rms. end A.: 1st-h. den or bedrm. (;
full bsmt. garage: $40 900
HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
LU 4-34n0 LU 2-5g76
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6516 RRADLEY BLVD.

Distinctive split level with 4 bed
rms. 4l2 baths, de luxe kitchen.
recr. rm,, Gear garage; on large
shaded lot: S4S,50O.
a " Distant
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WHEATON Conn. Ave PARK
Large 3,bedrm. Cape Cod: ali cleo.
XII, Includes dishWasher and dis.
posai; full bsmt.; large level cor
ner' immaculate cond.: possession
~ DAYS; $500 cash and assume
~ ioan Oh $4,000. GIDEON c.
SSC!ndN H HE'S Ga. ave. LO.
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7i6 RIDGE RID Sc.
Brick q sood sired rms saths
4lll bsmt gas heat Lu 2.O4iO
NILLoucHBY REAL EsTATE CO
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CHEVY CHASE-OPEN SUN, 90
2909 TERRACE DRIVE
on E.-W. hwy. at Meadowbrook
zane. Redec.. 3-bedrm. brick ram
pier. FIrepl,. carpeting, air CON
oltloner, screened porch. nice lot;
81 100. terms, RA. 3-655a.
AUERBACH d co. DI. 7-65of
H1LLANDALE-BRICK RAMBLER
Nearly new. immaculate cond snac
llv. ,rm. with flrepl. din. nm,
Ice. kit. 3 bedrmS.. III baths: ga,
rage, scr. porch and rec. rm. owner
leaving city. Priced to sell.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
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KENSINGTON. 1O30S Derrick ave
Custom-built. 3-bedrm. brick, Just
completed. Walk-in bsmt., Gas
heat. fireplace. Quaker Maid kitchen
cabinets. GE refrigerator, Magic
Chef range. din. rm. china cabinet.
ceramic tile bath. Coin. vanity:
many other fine features. OWNER
nm preD11gaS
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BETHESDA, OPEN It'll 6
New brick spIit-levels, true cen-
ter hall. lge. liv. rm.. sep din. rm..
de luxe kit. lge. scr. porch. mahog.
paneled den and rec. nm; 3 twin-size
bedrms., 2Ia baths. 2-car garage !:
on half-acre lots. Reas. Call Il.
LANGMAID. Builder. OIL. 2-165S.
Dir: Out Bradley blvd. just past
Bethesda-Country Club to Seven
Lochs I'd. left turn . blks.. first new
l1nIicne tn TN lnff
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SILVER SPRING, Sl6.45O Brick
Colonial; 3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm..
paneied den or sun porch; lge.
fenced lot; many extras incl. drier
and new auto. washer; close to ST.
johns School; played at cor Nav
De purchased on rent option or
small down payt. OWNER, ~. &
1904
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WHEATON, HILLS - Leaving town
must sacrifice. this custom built a.
neorm. 2-bath. brick Cape Cod in
9 neighborhood we hate to leave.
Guy Guy reasonable offer considered.
FTT N1HIEnscuonS, call JU. S-S749. BY
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SILVER SPRING close in-Immedi-
home; liv. rm. I6x2S, firepl, ser,
porch. 10x36, lge. din. nm, modern
kit, birch cabinets, ent. hall, powder
rnl., attic exhaust fan. lge. cor.
lot with trees 9401 Thornhill I'd !.
] blk. North Colesville I'd. from
Sligo Greek trafic light. SOC. 800.
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HOUSES for SALE, Sc. Cont.
OPEN 2-6-S.E.

1911 LOUD PL. Sc.
New 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod: 2
full tiled baths. living room. fire.
place. equipped kitchen, dining room
full basement, rec. rm., fireplace
extra "a bath. Directions: Up Penna
ave. sc. to Branch. left on Branch
TO NJ ST., right on M ST.. left on $50
pl.
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WHEATON, HILLS. 27OS Fenimore
rd;-Open 1870 til &. All-brick.
Sjoedrm. rambler: liv. rm.. Ice. kit
N Nun an. space. porch, full bsmt. +:
transp. Assume APPROX 50 onn.
VIII consider End trust. Priced
below Sl2n00 Dir: Georgia ave
70 Vlers Mil I'd. right on Gait and
ieIt on Fenimore BROUSSARD
q agency. JU. 7-S05l: ewes. JU.
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WHEATON-By OWNER; s-6edrm
rambler. walk-out basement, ex.
tra-large kit, huge fenced lot with
many trees; real buy IT. S14,95O
No agents. VIII. 2-S1O4. I2s
WHEATON ". M. W; $3.50 cash
T-oedrm., rambler: full bSmt.: l blk,
70 shopping; vacant: SS1 mo, tnci,
an GIDEON C. JOHNSON, LO.
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mnEAION-S77 per mo-. assume
80 81 trust; o rms. 3 bedrms.' din
IN IN DSmt.; corner lot, mr.. parochial
OWNER. WI. 2-anaR
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SILVER SPRING. $4,000: near
Four Corners 1T. brick rambler.
4 yrs. old: lge.. bedrms.. 25-ft.
nv.-din. rm.. firepl., lOl2xlI kit.
bus and schools. MR.. RAMSEY, JU.
g-3gS5
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SILNLK NPRINB, open Sun, 2-B,
l0llS. Kinroff ave Charming j.
sylvan setting Of trees and shrubs
Featuring liy. rm. with lRe. fire.
place. . bedrms. ga baths. nice
kit, wall oven, rec. rm. with IRE
place, gar Out Ca. ave. right on
Forest Glen I'd. left on Burnett
ave left on Harding dr.. ] blk. to
Kinroff left 10 property Mr.. Lewis.
OIL 2-l6i3, cox a. CO. INC.
SILVER SPRING. lis Normandy DR..
Assume Ice GI loan. small down
bsmt. auto. heat: level fenced lot
WILL TRADE n CARLYLE de
LOZIER. Realtor. WA. 1-5nOn
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SILVER SPRING, close in B,
OWNER. CT appraised at SIa.950
Exceptionally well-built brick Co.
lonisl; slate roof: z spacious rms.
hrepl: in magnificent liv. I'M. fam
lily DIN. rm., roomy kit, den and
powder I'm. on LIST A.: 3 bedrmS.
"a baths, rec. rm. in process,
COMPLETE laundry. washer, drier
shade trees. Convenient to every
thing. walk to schools, churches
stores. TRANSFORMATION. District line
unusually fine neighbors. Owner
transferred, ulIicK sale. III & o,.1.S
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kENSINGTON: S9,75O - Prize
winning rambler. stable neighbour
room-width closets, compl. kit. ",
washing machine. 9 picture win
dows. far view, easy maintenance
ideal for working or retired couple
payments. $500 mo. Must sell due
to transfer. VIII. $500 after
II am
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OAKvIEW--4l 1T. brk. rambler; :
bedrms. firepl.. rec. rm. Assume
excel. loan. SIS mo. payment. Sac
riflce by OWNER. Sl6.950. Call
HE 4-Son1