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K savings on Irish
Iinen.co covered luggage

Irish Iinen-eovered luggage in neutral
linen with blue. ton or green edges,
quilted interiors. tie Tapes, SHRED
pockets on sides and lids. lS" over
night case. n" weekender, ze"
PuIlmon.
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q. olso Bethesda Budget Store
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Best Way to Kill Reaches and Ants
Best Way to Kill Reaches and Ants

(OCKROACHES and ants are
~ the most difficult household
pests to control. Now you can
kill these pests with Johnston's
Super No-Roach.
No Roach is a white viscous
substance which you apply with
a brush. Within minutes it dries
to form a colorless, odorless con-
tact insecticide, that stays effec-
tive for months.
COckrOGches
Apply No-Roach to cupboard
walls, baseboards, near sink and
cabinets, on pipes, and wherever
you see cockroaches.
Ants
Il Brush No-Roa h
40 around table legs and
- counter tops, across
window stills and door
sills, and across ant trails. Ants
will not cross the coating. Pour a
few drops into ant hills.
No-Roach is also effective
against resistant reaches, spi-
ders, silverfish, waterbugs, bed
WOODWARD g LoTHRoP tn
SAFEWAY STORES GIANT 70
FOOD FAIR FOOD TOWN FOL
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DRUG FAIR DRUG PEOPLES
SHERIDAN SUI
Also at your loeol drug, /
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tgirIs' cotton
pinafoFe dresses
f., 2 for 800

400 girls cotton print pinofore sun
dresses. Assorted prints in red, blue,
pink, liIoe. Three styles. Sizes 10
"a.
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Apporel
:. oIso Bethesda Budget Store
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lively after mprnting her footprint the United Gvers
Fund poster volunteer worker in 1884 Her mother
Mrs c. H. Haock of 903 North Wayne street, Arlington
and Movie Actress Jan Sterling preside the ceremony
at George Washington University HoSptal-Star Staff
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especial purchase and
cIose0ufs Of chldFen's
famous.make shoes

WPTB W. TO 20
400 poirs Of notionoIIy advertised
bronds. Boys and girls leather shoes
in white, and potent and brown OK
lords. Broken size Tonse.
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:. oIso Bethesda Budget Store
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nyIon tricot sheets
X wide assortment Of
lovely summer handbags
if perfect 500 .SS

zoo Assorted hondboss. Strew and
simulated leather in pouches, boxes
and tote style. White and notuFol.
Add l0oo Federal Tex.
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also Bethesda Budget Store
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RemnanfS-Friday Only
important savings
for Juniors

200 dresses in royon and cotton.
Dressy and casual styles. Postels,
dorks, stripes and prints. 7 TO 8.
Were 500 to 1875. Nov,
800 to 900
IS cotton blouses, posteI and
dark shodes. Broken sizes 9 TO
IS. Were 800 to 500. Now,
1879 10 2.o9
20 cotton knit T-shit dresses.
Broken sizes. Were 2.99. Now
100
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss
and Teen-oee Apparel
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Down Stoirs Store, Rugs
olso Bethesda Budget Store
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RemnantS-Friday Only
save on boys wear

rs boys cotton poplin jackets,
cotton flonneI lined, reversible,
three-woy knit, collar, cuffs and
bottom, Upper. front, two slash
pockets. In sizes 6, 8, 10, IA,
10, 10. Were 800. Nov z.le
81 boys eombed cotton T-shirts,
irreeuIors, white, nyIon rein
torsed neck; sizes 4, 6 and g. II
perfect. 79c. Now 2le
70 poirs boys cotton briefs, IT.
reeulors Of weIl-known make, in
sizes 6, 8, 10. II perfect. Soc.
Now - ale
70 pairs boys cotton pIisse sum-
meT poiomos. irreoulors, MILDLY
style in paisley prints; sizes 10
and ". u perfect. 80. Now,
oese
so poirs boys swim shorts, TO
NOUS make, mostly first quality,
with some irreeuIors. Sizes 4 to
II and 6 TO 20. If perfect 2.99.
NOV I.9S
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Clothing
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X misses and Women's
spring and summer
famous.make shoes

500 poirs American Girl shoes. Blue,
red, block, white calf Also white
mesh. Good size range, 4N2 TO 10.
Ana to c. Were $50 to 999. Now,
4.99
$50 poirs Emo Jettiek shoes in pot
ent, blue, white Good size selection.
Were o.o5 to 1895. Now 6.S5
Down Stoirs Store,
Misses and Women's Shoes
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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Juniors orion cardigans
2'''

800 orion eordison sweaters with
doubIe-knit collar, simulated peorI
button front. White, pink. blue. moize,
beige, navy. 81 TO 40.
Down Stoirs Store,
Jr. Miss ond Teen-oee Apporel
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RemnanfS-Frid0y Only
infants and toddIers'
needed items

200 ioekets, shirts, dresses,
shows and sweoters in wool,
nylon, cotton and royon. Were
l.o9 and 2.99. Now l.5o
zoo cotton knit under points, cot
ton sports shirts and polo shirts.
Broken sizes. Were SOC and
90. Now 22e or 5 for 100
Down Stairs Store, infants
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X infants handmade
diaper sets
is 3"'4'00

200 boys and girls cotton and nyIOn
dioper sets. Plostie lined ponties.
Several styles. Small TO large.
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts
:. also Bethesda Budget Store
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Ants

Brush NOR o a c h
around table legs and
counter tops, across
window stills and door
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n Stoirs Store, Misses sportsweot
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Charlotte Pitcher
HurIs No-Hitter

CHARLOTTE. n c.. Aug.
tPl-Bobby Lee Brown. 22-year-
old riehthander. tonight pitched
the Sally Leagues first no-hit
game Of the season as Charlotte
defeated Augusta, SO.
Brown. an ex- Wake Forest Col
lege star. nov pitching hts third
year OF professional baseball,
issued three walks and struck out
I'VE.
ShottStop Gene verble made
two tremendous defensive plays
70 help the Washington farm
hand out OF trouble.
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E:N1T1:C1yAH

On New Jersey Ave. es N 81. Sc
" 4-7o34
oppoafs the Hdpv Yagd
Open Daily . An 10 . Pm
sat. Q An 70 9 Pm
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Goodman 5 Hit
Beats indians
In 10Th, IS

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4 (P).-The
Red Sox beat the Indians and
Mike Garcia for the second day
in row today as Billy Goodman
singled in the winning run in
the 10th inning for 6-5 victory.
Garcia, who took a IL beat
ing by the Red Sox last night,
came in today in the 10th inning
Gene Woodling. Cleveland left
fielder, had tied the score with
a two-run homer in the last of
the ninth.
Don Buddin greeted Garcia
with a single and Ike O'clock sac
riflced. Then Goodman came
through with his game winning
hit to leftfield, his fourth hit
of the game.
Ted Williams opened Boston's
scoring with a two-run homer
in the first inning off Early
Wynn. The Red Sox added single
runs in the third and seventh.
In the eighth, when Woodling
dropped Goodman's fly ball. Jim
Piersall scored to make it So.
O'clock, who had relieved
Frank Sullivan in the seventh
and retired the side with bases
loaded. set the Indians down in
order in the eighth, but in the
ninth Woodling made up for his
error with his sixth homer,
scoring Bob ,Avila. who had
beaten out an inf1eld hit.
The Indians, who hit Sullivan
in every inning except the third,
could only get one run at a time.
Weddings first walk and singles
by AL Smith and Vic Wertz
scored one in the first. Chico
CarraSquel doubled and was
singled home by Wynn in the
second. In the fourth Jim
Busby doubled. went to third or
on infield out, and scored on q
sacrifice fly.
Wynn hit Mickey Vernon with
a pitch in the third to force In
Boston's third run. Singles by
Goodman and Billy Klaus and a
walk to Williams had loaded the
bases. Doubles by Goodman and
Vernon gave the Red Sox an
other run in the seventh.
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Giants Shade
Cubs on Error

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 R.-Dee
Fondy'S error in the last of the
ninth let the Giants take a 80
decision from the Cubs today
and gave Hoyt Wilhelm a relief
victory over Warren Hacker.
With the score tied at 2-2,
Daryl Spencer opened the
Giants ninth with a single to
left. Attempting to sacrifice, Yves
Westrum forced Castleman, but
Wilhelm singled to right with
the infield drawn in.
Jackie Brandt's smash went
through Fondy for an error,
scoring Pinch-runner Jim Hearn
with the winning run.
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White Sox Hit
Six Homers in
Routing Orioles

CHICAGO. Aug. 4 (P.-The
White Sox went on another hit
ting hinge today, blasting six
Ihomers for a seasons high and
crushing Baltimore. 1874. 1t was
the Orioles seventh straight de-
feat in Comiskey Park.
Jim Rivera hit two of the
homers and Les Moss. Larry
Dolby, Walt Dropo and Pitcher
Jack Harshman one each. They
accounted for IL of the Chicago
runs. Moss blow was his third
in as many games since he took
over catching chores from Sherm
Lollar, who was given a rest.
The White Sox assaulted Bill
Wight. Mike Fornieles and
Skinny Brown for Is hits and
drew 7 bases on balls. Their
other runs were scored by such
diverse means as a walk with
the bases full, a squeeze bunt
and a balk.
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Western Lacquer
Hits Goth Homer

LINCOLN. Nebf., Aug. 4 CPl.-
Outfelder Dick Stuart Of Lincoln
hit his Goth home run Of the
season tonight.
Stuart broke the Western
League record Of 48 two weeks
ago and leads the league in total
runs. total bases. runs batted in
and strikeouts as well as homers.
A rigfthanded hitter. he is
owned by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
His homtr paced Lincoln 70 a
l6-4 win over Albuquerque.
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R5Ils':r2 a.
ATS Hempden Lens. Beshesds
OIL. $500

. blocks soHfh o. Easf. wet Hpp
ana Wifconsin Ave
Open Daily 3 AN 10 . Pm
Sat. 3 An te Pm
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Michigan Star Signs

DETROIT. Aug. 4 R.-Bill
IThurston. 10. outfielder-pitcher
from the University OF Michigan.
has been signed by the Tigers
Ito q contract with Charleston Of
the American Association.
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futile and Kennedy Detroit: Carrasquel
and Hogan. Cleveland. Daley, Boston
Mantle. Bauer. Cerv and Larsen. New
York, Robinson, Kansas City. Franeona.
Baltimore and Yost and Killebfew, Wash
ington | each
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. Ran for Naragon in 10th.
Called out on strikes for carrasquel
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Slahu siam homers--Muslal, st. Louis. Ad-
COCK. Milwaukee and Jablonski. Cincinnati
each. Bower and Moon. ST. Louis Snide1
and Furillo. Brooklyn. Kluszewski. Cincin.
nau IRWIN and Baker. Chicago, Ennis and
Jones Philadelphia. Thomson Milwaukee
each
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Totals 30 IL 30 10 Totals 81 IL 30 rs
Called out on strikes for Moss
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Boston
CLEVELAND

> Ran for Naragon in 10th.
3 Called out on strikes for carrasquel
IN 10th.
Boston - 20l 900 ITO Ia
Cleveland ITO lOn O02 0-5
Runs--Goodman t2l Klaus, williams
piersall. Buddin. Avia, woodlinS i2j
Busbv CarraSquel. Woodling
Runs batted in--Williams 60. Vernon
Ial. Goodman Wertz, Wynn, Carrasquel
Woodling t2l TWo-hase hits--CarraS-
auel Goodman Vernon, Busby. Piersall
Smith, Jensen. Home runs Williams
WoodinS Saerifices--Piersall, O'clock
Sacrifee fiy--carrasauel. Double plays--
Goodman 10 Buddin TO Vernon t2l. Avlla
20 Wertz; Buddin to Goodman TO Vernon;
Avila to CarraSuue 70 Wertz. CarraSauei
10 Avila to Wertz Left on bases
Boston IL. Cleveland, %. Bases on
bal.s--On sullivan, 4; OF O'clock. .. Oh
WYNN. 5 on Mossi. 1. Struck out
By sulliyanll a BY Pslseki ;; s ~ Wynn;
IN innings. OF O'clock. . in 4 innings;
on WYNN, 10 In "a, innings; % Mossi
i in Is, innings. OF Garcia. . In /
inning Runs and earned runs---on
5-4 % Moss 80; OF Garcia. Ill
HIT BY piteher--Wynn vermont Wild
pltch--Wvnn Winning ptcher---pelock
tp-S Losing pitcher--Gareia '7sil
Tims-S.27 Attendanee-s.i43
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--- Totals IS S27 IA
Flied out for Bressoud in eth.
, Walked for Mangan in eth.
3 Ran for Rhodes in eth.
Singled for Margoneri in 9TH.
; Ran for Thompson in eth.
Ran for WeStrum in 9th
Two out when winning run scored.
Chicago - 100 600 IOO-2
New York OOI 600 lOI-3
Runs-HosS. Irwin Hearn. Gomez,
Marg, neri. Errors-Baker, Fondy f2I
Runs batted in-Banks, Margoneri, Whis-
enant, Brandt. Two-base hit-Castle-
man. Home run-Margoneri Sacrifice
hy--Banks. Brandt. Double plavs-Bres-
Soud to White. cd; Schoendienst to
Bressoud to White Left on bases
lChicago. =; New York. g. Bases on balls
OF Hacker. /; of Margoneri. 3. Struck
out--By Hacker, >; by Margoneri, /.
Hits--on Margoneri, 6 in Z innings; of
Wilhelm. ! in 2 innings; Runs and
eoneri, 30; of Wilhelm, 90. Wild
pltGhiMi, ,y Marsoneri. Winning pitcher
Hacker. l2-10). Time~2:02. Attend
lance-3.f14.
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Totals 24s Totals SO 10

Totals 81 "a TOTALS 80 3 ~ Ii
Struck out for Brown in 9th.
Baltimore 100 201 600 4
Chicago -- 022 1855 OQx-15
Runs-Fox Dolby. Minoso t3). Dropo
(2l. Moss go, Rivera (2l, Aparicio 90,
Harshman, Gardner. Kell, Nieman. Tri-
andos. Errors-Miranda. Kell. Runs
batted in--Triandos t2i, Aparicio. Es-
poslto. Moss t2l. Pyburn; Rivera "a,
Harshman 90. Smith, Dolby 90, Dropo
I(2). Two-base hits-Kel, Triandos.
Minoso. Home runs-Moss. Rivera t2),
Harshman. Dolby. Dropo. Stolen base
Aparicio. Sacrifice fiy-Triandos. Double
lplay-Gardner to Miranda to Triandos;
Smith to Kell to Gardner; Harshman to
Dropo. Left on bases-.BaltimoTe, 4;
Chicago, 4. Bases on balls--Of Harsh
man, 3: of Wight, 81 of Fornieles. /;
of Brown, !; Struck out---By Harsh
by Brown. / Hits9off Wight, 5 in 2ss
inninss; of Fornieles. 3 in ga innings:
| off Brown. in 3 innings. Runs and
earned runs-Off Wight. "A: of For
nieles. 6-3. of Brown, 5-5: of Harsh
man. A. Wild pitch-Brown. Winning
pitcher-Harshman go. Losing pitcher
Wight (6-9). Time-2:35. Attendance
a ,63i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

NO MONEY DOWN to qualified CT;
here is an opportunity to buy your
futuristic rambler with such fea-
lures as compartment bath, color
styled kitchen, 3 large bedrms., full
bsmt., on level lot; priced to sell at
SsdS,,,95o;n Gan ~ = Pm wa; c6 &
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COLLEGE HGTs. ESTATES

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-4500 Realtor;
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FOR SALE BY OWNER, near Gem
treville, Va.-Beautiful little home
on a. "a acre OF land; good lawn
and trees, 2 bedrooms, no bath;
$4,000, $500 dn. Call Browning
S-9157 or Browning S-S39o,
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GI-S15,75O
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Beverly Hills
Charming brick Colonial lalmost
newt: center hail with 1st-h. pow
der rm.. spacious liv. rm. with
firepl., banquet din. rm.,. excel,
kit, ls-ft. screened porch; IND
r.. 3 VERY LARGE" bedrms. and
bath. Oh appraised. S23,b00. AL
SMITH REALTY, XII. S-60b2; eyes,
JE. 2-0454.
observation-disclosures for hot.
water heat7 "EXCELLENT BUY"
in Delray area. Walk TO bus and
shopping. Center hall, BANQUET din,
rm.. nice kit. lge.. glass-encl, sun
porch ind n. has 3 very nice bed
rooms and bath. Lot enclosed with
Anchor fence. bet. garage HOME
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION,
ONLY S13,gbO. AL SMITH REAL
TY,. XII. S-0652; eyes, TIE. O.
owner, 3-b.r. brk. ramb. !;
lge bsmt.; many trees M schools,
shops: occ. now: S16,360. CRV.
cmdr. Hine, IL. $4,000, Ext. 53463.
ALEx.-Charming brk. Colonial on
dead-end q. with diversified hy;
Ice. bedrms., full bsmt, with den.
fenced I'd. Saf.bO0 with immsd.
oceup. owner may rent with OPP
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
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LOHR
MOVE ONCE MOREI

This brick Colonial home with 4
bedrooms is practically moulded to
its site. You walk out of your bed
room onto beautifully. HANDICAPPED
lot. The FIRST floor has living room.
dining room. new ultramodern kitch-
en- with wall oven and counter-top
cooking unit. See this home at only
S15.950; Call HE. $4,000. Wen ar
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MODERN, 4 BEDROOMS
VISIT
REAL DOLL HOUSE

ItLx1I DOAI I1OOO11
We nominate this home for honor
Its tidiness, the warm care II
has been given; the charm Of Z
on the second floor let you enjoy
cool summer breezes. First floor has
living room with fireplace opening
on side screened porch, plus full din
ing. room and basement. Situated or
secluded wooded lot Of generous size
in Takoma Park. Priced at SI5,75g
and ASH m see ~
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ANNANDALE-Sl2,5 800: assume lge.
81 loan; low down payment: choice
location on q quiet residential
venienceS. Lovely brick rambler
consisting Of nice size living room,
large equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms
and bath; lot 74xl6O rear yard
fenced: utility building. For APP
potntment to inspect phone PEN
TAGON REALTY CO.. Fairfax, Va.
CIR. 1854,
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HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.
RAMBLER-2h ACRES
SIT Q50

p1J, S0U
A GIFT. liv. rm. and lge. ialousied
den. together with 2 baths and
patio porch make this q home with
room to roam. Basement and large
~. $1,000. D til o.
HICKMAN CUSHMAN
Acc PERSONNEL. This owner
has, been transferred. Home located
on old $40. approx. 5 mi. from site
Attractive brick home with one acre.
Coco surroundings. Liy. rm. with
1 nl,sr Wy room: din. rm:; 2 bsdrms.i
Ibedrms. with bath on 2nd floor. Full
bsmt. Oil heat. FILA approved. S22,
800. s110 per mo.
ROCKVILLE block from Court
House; an old 2-story frame 6-rm
home; 3 bedrms.. hv. rm., din. rm.;
part basement; oil heat; $1,000
a small down payment and approx
S95 per mo.
ROCKVILLE - An old Georgian
style. 2-Story l0-rm. home, located
on one-acre corner lot: large trees:
close to Court House. This home
needs some repairs, now has 4 fire.
places. and produces q fair income;
has town water and sewer. Look
this over and make a fair offer
lPO. 2-9442 Ewes, Pc. 2-2I60
MODERN, 4 BEDROOMS
Two bedrms. on LIST floor. 2 on End
floor. Full bsmt.; lovely fenced lot.
IN new-house condition throughout
Near schools and shops. S15,2b0.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
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Caviar-Ch ampagne

Possible here and you don't have
to be millionaire; 3 .bcdrms.. 2
baths, brk. rambler. sunken llv. rm:
with MASSIVE stone firepl. formal
din. rm.. rec. rm. with hrepl. out.
aoor ,ppofcn, patio sec. eho sTn,n n
So. 900 On. Priced under S30.Op0
with mo. Dayts suit 10 your pocket
book Your ooportunity u here. Call
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.

FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD CLOSE
to everything--4-bedrm., 9-bati
home With SPACE the keynote
1,iv. rm. with unusual brick f1repl
family din, rm. and REALLY biz
Kit; full bsmt.; garage. at $l5,75(
It's q buyl Call ia. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 1892 N
Glebe I'd. ION Lee hwy. Open 90
SIS ,5OO--4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
bsmt., fireplace, din. rm. Ind.
vidual, quality area. mr.. schools
shops. PROVIDENCE CO.. JE. ,.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, near Cen,
treville, Va.-Beautiful little HON,
and trees, 2 bedrooms. no bath
$4,000, $500 dn. Call BROWNING
S-9157 or Browning S-S39o.
TREASURE TROVE-Sparkling new
brick rancher; bedrms.. ] " baths
sep. din. rm.; complete daylight
! bsmt.;. carport; secluded 2s-acrl
1 plot. Superb Mclean location, JUS
! 4 miles to Chain Bridge. NOTHING
to touch It at $4,000. Call IA
10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC. 2222 N. Glebe CON Lee hwy)
A BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS, floor
[ Live duOuk thbl ttCCo. CIlCCu uC'
| low VA appraisal at S1a,a50
immed. occup. Liv. rm. with flrepl.
sep. din. rm.. fully equip. kit. 2.
car gar. and screened porch. Excel
| terms avail. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP. XII $4,000
HOLM HILLS-Nationaily famou
community Of contemporary home
designed by Charles Goodman; cas-,
committing on Mt. Vernon blvd
Attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler. ~ bed
rms. are 13xl5l. bath. large liv
ing room with fireplace: patios bacl
and front: h-acre wooded lot
Swimming pool membership. Price,
at only $20,500. win sell Gl. FIJI
or Conventional. other listings il
Mt. Vernon area from $1,000 up
ROBERT C. DAVENPORT
Evenings or week ends. SO. $685.
ITS TRUE. WE SAW IT"
MCLEAN AREA-New brick ranch
IIviHNao ROOMS eaiis eas6 with Are
place and separate outside entrance
PLUS GUEST BEDROOM WITH
ADJOINING BATHROOM. Ricl
GE kitchen with colored appliance
Including dishwasher and dispose
with breakfast space galore" car
port. cooling attic fan, stairway Il
attic. SPECTACULAR AT $23,700
VERNON REALTY, XII S-3106
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ray $500 DOWN = THE VERY
on nice lot with hedge and fenced
shops and schools. Call right now
RoRecHAcH REALTY, 1l07 w
Broad ST., Pals Church. Va. JE
2-37Od.
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WE FINANCE CT
TRADES CONSIDERED

TRADES CONSIDERED
S15,950
pretty" Colonial nestled undei
stately trees. roomy. Liv. rm., FIRE
pl., sep. family din. rm.. large
breakfast space kit, paneled Der
with picture window, overlookin[
beautiful back yard. 3 Cheerful
bedrms., full bsmt,. sidewalks. Va
cant. move in Immediately. Walk tt
public, elementary and st. Johns
Call Mr.. Hall. JU. 5-4190, ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. JU. 7-7700
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EDGEMOOR
WONDERFUL

Home for children: large
back yard adjoining park for
their play area: delightful
large screened porch and out
of-ground recreation room for
rainy days.
2 bedrooms (or bedroom
and denl and bath on first
floor, dining room, electric
kitchen, built-irl garege; 3
bedrooms and bath upstairs.
Nice neighborhood. Holy
Redeemer Parish; quiet street.
Good value. Call Mrs. Kraa-
bel, WO, 6-1753,
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SOMERSET

Mr.. Wis. and Western ayes. shop
ctr : new split-leyel homes; bed
rms. den, sep. din. rm.; ga baths
Very lge. de luxe kit. Price, S29,950
Call Mr.. SCANLAND; eyes,, IKE
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ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA

A luxury rambler, IS It. wide. Of
stone and brick, slate roof. at
tached garage. Foyer, liv. rm.. din
ing. rm.. kit. bedrms., 2 paths
and lge, screened porch. All rms.
lge. with many lge. closets. Full
bsmt. with daylight rec. rm. and
full bath. House is modern. in excel.
cond. and priced at only $4,000.
on reas. terms.
KETTLER BROS, INC.
1921 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4S3l
SILVER SPRING SUBURBS
3. bedrooms, den. ga baths: de.
sirable kitchen. large, separate din.
ing room. screened porch and breeze.
way to garage; full basement. hot.
water heat Attractive ia-acre loi
with wide frontage; first-fioor bed
room and bath fine suburban COM
munity. 10 minutes from Silver
Spring Vacant: immediate pos.
session. Price S26.500. win trade
EDWARDS g. RENICK
HE. 1921 Ewes. EN-. 3-9317
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HOUSES for SALE. vAA Cont. J

ALEX, 5000 DIN. to military bed
rms. This is q masonry home in
t fs new egea nigh SchG so aT Ss, has ana
rec. rm. Don't miss this excel.
oppor. Payments are $lI5 per mo.
Occupancy immed Priced at S17,-
$50, ROuTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. XII. $4,000.
ALEX. -FRANcONIA - Custom-built.
and ALL HOUSE. i2x37-ft. living
room. will accommodate a grand
piano, left. dining room with fire.
place, 14-ft. kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
2. full tiled baths. lovely paneled,
above-ground rec. room with fire.
place; built-in garage: S23, 300.
z. STEFFEY. JE 2-4970, JE.
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BETHESDA

$4,000. Truly exquisite 3-bedrm
home. l bedrm., bath LIST n. lovely
liv. rm., Ice. din. rm.. excel. Kit.
rec. rm. in bsmt.; gar. 75x2OO lot;