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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
Meet About
Damascus
Master Plan

A closed-door meeting of the
Upper Montgomery County Plan
ming Commission will be held
Dec. Is to discuss a master plan
for the development of Damascus.
The commission is considering
two proposals. One was prepared
at county expense by Bernard
Willemain Associates of TowSon,
Md.
The second is the recommends
ton of Benjamin P. Elliotto, a
Silver Spring architect and Da-
maScus desident. He drew his
plan at the request of the Da-
mascus Chamber of Commerce
after the chamber objected to por-
tons of the Willemain proposal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
Dyke CuIIum
Charges SRC
Misrepresentation

Gas stations and restaurants
will soon be permitted along the
limited access new National Pike
(Rt. 240) between Rockville and
Frederick, Germantown land.
owner Dyke Cullum claimed this
week.
Cullum, whose farm is bisected
by the new road, said it is mot
ethical for the State Roads Com
mission to allow businesses along
the new superhighway after indi-
eating to property owners on the
pike that access would be permit
ted only at interchanges.
Opening the pike to gas stations
and restaurants is mot fair" to
business men building on lateral
roads near the interchange, Cul-
lum charged.
The Germantown man says Ben
DuPre told him at the time the
road commission acquired his
land that the pike will be opened
for roadside business like Rt. So"
Rt. so on the Eastern Shore was
originally a limited access high
way but businesses were later
permitted along it.
DuPre is a former SRC right-of-
way engineer indicted for taking
part in fraudulent land deals
along the new pike. He was not
secuted after testifying
against other men involved in the
case.
Cullum made his charge in an
nouncing that the SRC has
agreed to premit him access to
the pike as soon as any one else,
including the State, is granted ac-
cess except at interchanges.
Cullum says the agreement was
part of the deed for the 20 acres
of his farm taken by the SRC
for the pike. He says he believes
it's the first such agreement
granted any landowner along the
new road.
The Germantown man says he
was paid $4,000 for his land and
damages. The settlement has been
negotiated for more than three
years he says.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

w alter Loan
Approved

A loan of 100000 to construct
a public water system in Damas-
Gus has been approved for the
Damascus Utility Co. by the Phil
adelphia Life Insurance Co.
The utility company has hired
the Rockville law firm of Belts
Clogg and Murdoch to negotiate
final arrangements for the loan.
Herbert Hyatt, president of the
utility company, says construc-
ton Of pipe lines will begin next
month and the system will be in
operation by late spring or early
summer, barring bitches.
The company's water storage
tower will be delivered this month
by the Chicago Bridge and Iron
Works, Mr.. Hyatt says.
The utility has petitioned the
Maryland Public Service Commits
sion for franchise. The county
had already granted a franchise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
Marines Fire Toys
For Tots Barrage

"Toys for Tots Week" begins
Sunday TO kickoff the Marine
Corps fourth annual drive in the
county to collect playthings for
needy children at Christmas time.
The Toys for Tots drive is a
national campaign but toys col
lected in Montgomery County win
be given only to county children,
DR.. Lee H. Carter of Rockville,
co-chairman of the local drive,
points out. Last year 1880 toys
were collected locally.
New and disable toys may be
left at any ESQ or Shell gas sta
ton and at special Santa Hide
Always in Rockville, Bethesda, and
Silver Spring.
The toys are distributed
through the Christmas Bureau at
the Gaithersburg Agriculture Cen
ter and other charitable groups.
In addition to the Marines, a
number of local organizations
take part in the drive.
Damaged toys are repaired by
the shop class of the Rockville
Junior High School, the East
Rockville Civic Association, and
Rockville postmen.
After the toys are picked UP
at collection points by trucks of
the Marine Reserves 18th Infan.
try Battalion, they are sorted at
the club house OF the Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

garet King, Woodfield; Martha
Biggs, Colesville; Betty Ander-
son, Gaithersburg Senior; Bette
Umstead, Olney Senior; Ann
Doherty, Olney Senior; Nancy
Stevens, Falkland; Nancy How
ard, Gaithersburg Senior; Linda
Watkins, Woodfield; Roberta
Messer, Gaithersburg Junior;
Mary Louise Kirk, Colesville;
Carol Rueger, Glenmont; Karen
Resnicky, colesville.
Boys~ All Club Achievement
Awards included All Club jack
cts to Jimmy Clagett, German
town, county dairy cattle judging,
junior division; and senior divi-
sion to Paul King Clarksburg;
county livestock judging, junior
division to Peggy Heflin, Sandy
Spring; and senior division, Drew
Stabler, Brookeville.
A leadership award of a book,
II Dare You" by Edward Foss
Wilson, was presented to Jane
King of Clarksburg.
County winners in national con-
test were: achievement, Ford Mo
tor Company, Carol j. Mills,
Galthersburg, Jane and Paul
King, Clarksburg; Identification
of home grounds, Mrs. Charles
Walgreen, Paul PLATA, Jr., Sill
yer Spring; Tim Mittell, Sandy
Spring; Curtis day, Mt. Airy;
Tommy Hobbs, Sandy Spring;
boys agricultural, International
Harvester Company, Charles
Lethbridge, Sandy Spring, and
William Thompson. Jr., Clarks-
burg; dairy, Larro Sure Feed Di.
vision: Carol j. Mills, Gathers.
burg; Connie Mills, Monrovia;
Carol Sweeney, Rockville; and
John l.. King, Gaithersburg.
Other county winners of ma
tional contests were: electric.
Westinghouse Educational Foun-
dation: Joseph Umstead, Olney;
entomology, Hercules Powder
Company; George Sampson,
Silver Spring; Robert Biggs,
Silver Spring, land Allen Davis,
Silver Spring; field crops, Allied
Chemical e. Dye Corporation:
John Richardson, Ednor; Robert
B. Dayhoff, Dickerson (absenD ;
and Drew Stabler. Brookeville;
garden, Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. ;
Jane King, Clarksburg; Melvin
Glover, Jr., Gaithersburg; Mich.
ael Umstead, Dickerson; and Tom
King, Gaithersburg; meat animal,
Thomas f. Wilson: Lea Gilpin,
Sandy Spring and Joseph Heck
III, Gaithersburg (absenU; poul.
trq, Sears, Roebuck Foundation:
James Kemp, Gaithersburg; Har.
vey Fraley, Jr., Derwood; Oar.
lene Watkins, Ednor; and Henry
King, Gaithersburg; safety, Gen
eral Motors: Donald Nicholson,
Poolesville; Joseph Schwartz.
beck, Gaithersburg; Kenneth
Watkins. Germantown; and Da-
vid Hobbs, Sandy Spring; soil and
water conservation, The Fire.
stone Tire and Rubber Company:
Ronald Kline, Comus (absenD ;
and Noel Janney, Brookevllle Cab.
senD; tractor, American Oil
Company: Larry Dorsey Boyds;
Irwin King, Gaithersburg; Roger
Williams III, Poolesville; and
Russell Umstead, Jr,, Dickerson.
Lea Gilpin, Sandy Spring, won
a pin and certificate as the
All Star Service Award. Jane
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
Investors Selective
Fund, Inc, Dividend

MINNEAPOLIS The Board of
Directors of Investors Selective
Fund, Inc, mutual fund affiliate
of Investors Diversified Services.
Inc, has declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 1112 cents per
share derived from investment in
come, plus fiscal year-end distri-
button of A cents per share repre-
senting income from realized secu-
rity profits.
The total distribution of 151s
cents per share is payable Deem
Der 6, 1856, to shareholders of rec
ord November 80, 1856, Joseph M.
Fitzsimmons, chairman of the
board, announced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
USE THE
CLASSIFIED ADS!
Christmas Shop
Continued from Page u

space the post office for outgoing mail
employees hired at the Gaithersburg
post office An parcel window will be IN operation and
mail local cards and for out of town cards.
have been up in the lobby
Spaldng says his office will be open
to 6 p Saturdays December pm. Sunday
16 pm December II through December 81
Money however, will regular hours
parttime full time and clerk
during Christmas rush at the Damascus
office reports postmaster Hyatt
post office may open Saturdays December IS D.
Mr. Hyatt says.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

House Inn, Four Corners; Fred
and Harry's, Four Corners; Mrs.
KS Toll House, Silver Spring;
and Crisfield's Sea Food Restau-
rant, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Shearif is a partner in the
law firm of Bradshaw, Shearin,
Redding, and Thomas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

taurants to sell liquor by the
drink, including all six he rep
resents.
The others are Ancor Inn,
Wheaton; Capri Restaurant,
Wheaton, Captain Whites Oyster
House, Silver Spring, Town and
Country Inn, Wheaton, Stone
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

American Legion Post No. sc in
Rockville Pike.
Rockville teenagers will col
Iect toys door-to-door Tuesday
night, led by Pat Moran, city rec
reaction director. The teenagers
gathered 5000 toys in similar
collection last year.
DR.. Carter urges people to give
their toys early so they can be
repaired, if necessary. Co-chair-
man is Donald A. Thompson of
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
More Than 600 +.
CONTINUED from Page u

CONTINUED from Page u
Gaithersburg Senior. food prepa-
ration; Nancy Windham, Cath
ersburg, Woodfield All, food prep
aration; Mary Jane Arnold, Mon
rovia, Lewisdale All, food prepa-
ration; Bette Mae King, Monro-
via, Lewisdale 4-H, girls home &c;
Opal King, Gaithersburg, Wood
field All, girls home &c; Ilene
Morse, Denfield CT, Twinbrook,
girls home &c; and Bette I'm
stead, Olney, Olney Senior, home
improvement.
Demonstration Awards were
presented to Emile Ann Geisbert
Welsh, Gaithersburg, Gathers
burg Senior, brealmaking; Bette
Umstead, Olney, and Barbara
Sheriff., Dawson Ave, Olney Sc
Nor, breadmaking team. Eliza
beth Lou Kelley, Germantown,
Jamestown All, dairy foods prep
aration winner was absent.
Ruth Ann Payne, Gaithersburg,
Laytonsville Senior, won the ju-
Nor homemaker's award and Dor.
othy King, Gaithersburg, Wood
field 41H, the senior homemakeTs
award. The Lawson-King Award
went to Lois Stang, Gaithersburg,
Gaithersburg Senior; the Dan.
forth Award to Bette Umstead,
Olney, Olney Senior and the All
Star Award 10 Patsy Messer,
Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Jul
Nor.
Local All Leaders Awards were
presented to Mrs. John Morris,
Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Ju.
nior-three years; Mrs. Frank
Schell, Falkland All, three years;
Mrs. L. A. Biggs. Glenmont, five
years; and Mrs. Roy Arnold, Mon
rovia, Lewisdale, All 10 years.
Mrs. Merle Brandon and Mrs
Benjamin c. Stevens, both Of
Falkland, All three years, were
absent.
State Fair Awards went to Mrs.
James Welsh. Jr., Gaithersburg.
Gaithersburg Senior, grand cham
pion, breaknaking; Opal King,
Gaithersburg, Woodfield al,
white cherry pie; Barbara Sher.
rfll, Dawson Ave, and Bette I'm.
steam, Olney Senior, red, bread.
making team. Elizabeth Kelley
Darnestown, blue, dairy foods,
and Joyce Clark, Gaithersburg Sc
Nor, red, poultry, were absent.
Dress Revue Pins were given TO
Nora Lee Williams, Bethesda, II.
Glenn ali; Lisbeth Odun, Olney,
Olney Senior; Nancy Windham.
Gaithersburg, Woodfield All; Car.
olyn Mills, Gaithersburg, Gath
ersburg Junior; JEANNE Ross
Quaint Acres Dr., Colesville All;
Laura Jane Linn, GAINESVILLE, Oh
ney Senior; 10 Ellen Kennevan,
Bethesda, Hi-Glenn; Rose Ann
Glover. Gaithersburg, Cloverleaf
All; and Kathleen Smith, Olney
Senior. Absent were Barbara
Sheriff. and Kay Prichard, Rock
Vile, Olney Senior.
Cynthia Dawson won a trip 10
Camp Minewaka and Bette I'm.
stead, the national winner OF the
home improvement scholarship
went to the All Club Congress
Dress revue recognition was
given to Sandra King, Woodfield,
Opal King, Woodfield; Peggy Col.
Inns. Olney Senior; Ruth Ann
Payne. Laytonsville Senior; Mar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06

King, Clarksburg, won the SOS
bond w. L. King Achievement
Award.
A plaque went to Mr.. w. L
King Of Gaithersburg for alumni
recognition by the Mathiesor
Chemical Corporation. Jane
Wightman, Gaithersburg, wor
the w. r. Winslow Trophy.
Local leaders winning the three
year plaques were Bruce Kline.
Comus; Richard Janney, Brooke
vile (absenD; Andrew Sheppard
Dickerson (absenD; and Mrs
Malcolm Morse, Twinbrook Cab.
sent).
Gold pins and certificates for
five years Of leadership went to
Douglas King, Clarksburg, anf
Russell Umstead, ST., Dickerson
4-H members who represented
Maryland in out-of-state activities
in 1856 were Donald Hobbs, Jr..
regional cooperative meetings
North Carolina; Jane King, dairy
Richmond; Paul King, dairy, Wat
erloo; Tim Mittel, livestock, Chi.
cago; John Stabler, Russell I'm.
stead, Jrs James Kemp and Mich.
ael Umstead poultry, Boston;
Carol ]. Mills and Jane King, Ma
tional 4.H Club Congress-; and
Jane King and Paul King, Carol
j. Mills, Carol Sweeney, Eileen
O'Boyle and Kenneth Stiles at the
National Dairy Show in Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
Rockville To Be
Santa's Helper

Charitable drives in Rock
vile may borrow the city's
trucks and employees during
the Christmas season, City
Manager John MARYLAND an
nounced this week.
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OPEN ] TO DARK
MOORE & MOORE, Realtors

HILLcREsT HEIGHTS VARIETY
Georges most desirable section.
sold before completion. This new
section is made up OF California
ramblers. Paved street, all util. 3
and 4 bedrms. We also nave 5
sales in same area. Military per-
sonnet being transferred. See our
selection before you buy anywhere.
Priced from $4,000 to S31 800.
Open daily. oath and Fairlawn SITS.
Ewes call VESTA ESCHBACHER, 10.
HILLcREsr HE1GHTs-cENTER-
HALL RAMBLER bedrms.. sep.
din. rm.. 2 hreplaces, de luxe kit.
daylight bsmt.: near sch0ols and
shopping: S2O,95O. Out Colebrook
DIR. to 18th, right to open sign.
TEMPLE HILLS. 550l Henderson
rd.--New 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
lot. $4,000. plus extra lot; large
cleo kitchen. separate din rm.. large
BRANDY FARMETTE-Nearly an
acre barn and work shop sDedr IIn:
below Brandywine on Aquasco I'd.
Turn right Ashbock to open sign.
CAMP SPRINGS AREA new
brick ramblerS, designed for surbur-
ban living; lots 110x211: 3 bedrms,
liy. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.;
dishwasher; full bsmt. with firepl. /;
Dashboard heat: car ports; 1905 and
1909 Geneva Lane, blk. of Allen
town I'd. In Coolridge Acres.
e-bedrm. brick ramblers in this area:
liv, rm. with firepl.. sep. din, rm.,
full bsmt.; barbecue pit, lovely lot.
Dir: Out st. Barnabas I'd, to Temple
Hills I'd to 4616 Gull I'd. and open
sign.
BOULEVARD HEIGHTs-2 new
brick cape Gods; 2 bedrms. and un-
finished 2nd FIR. for 2 additional
bedrms.; front porch: full bsmt;
convenient to schools, shopping and
transp. Ewes call Mr.. Ferguson. RE.
6-19S0.
MOORE q, MOOPE PaoJtorc
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OAKS
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

or rent. By OWNER.
bedrm. brick; 2 baths, new paneled
and beamed kit. .dishwasher. dis
corner cupboArds. Washer and
drier. Pin, bsmt. gar. giassed
porch. patio, outdoor firepi., fruit
trees, fenced yard Other extras
= blks west Russell I'd. to Maury
school XXI s-24O3.
ALEX. Lincolnia Hts. --oI buy. A
bug in rug couldn't be cutter. This
charming knottv-ptne ramblerette
OF approved loo in one Of the
highest points IN Va. on a. lovely
;.ss: lsvel l0t' Nth lots Of
esrpori expansible; $4,000 tx
elusive I sTEFPEY. JE. 4
ALEX. shirley hwy. Just out Of
city iimits@TeTrife. new. BRICK
split eyel, . 00O "a n. Of liyinE
space i1xgs-ft. liy rm will take
grane piano; balance Of home 70
match, with bedrms., banquet
sized din. rIn., huge kit. finished
TWO PULL TILE BATHS. Under
the market al s2i $50. Anyone
san GTSY VIZ IL l! ssi4 s0T " s.ts7c.
ALEx. M, PENTAooN--BarE.in
neat 3-bedrm.. 2-bath home. hv
rm.. hrepi., separate din. I'm.
screened och. garage, nice yard
patio. A GOOD home for only si0.-
n5O. Open Sun, No Z W. HOW'LL q
BLANKEN9HfP RIAL HsTATE
~. brVabIs
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BOWERS BROS.
Ap 7-R400
COX&CO.

We are pleased to offer . partial
list Of homes to Mt any budget; from
$3.50 up: CT and non-GI.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ROSECROFT PK.-Brand new
bricks az from $17.500 to sci $50.
lngston I'd. through light oxon Hill,
FoREsTvnLE-2 and 8 bedrm
ramblers; as low as $3.50 dn.. CT.
BRADBURY HTS; : BRADBURY
baths. carport, firepl.. brick.
22O6 Lakewood ,st.-3-bedrm., full
1900 T st-2-bedrm. miniature
split level: nice lot.
HILLSIDE-CAPTToL HEIGHTS
S13 5Sth sve.-Excel. cond. through
out; 2 bedrms., din. rm.
1920 52nd ave.--Mechanic's spe-
cial; double garage.
IA I Ill 53th ave- and 8
BIS and 400 49th ave.-Ss.45O
SEAT PLEAsANT-e211 Abel st.
Brick. 2 bedrms., full bsmt.; CT
7Q2s a st.-2-bedrm, brick: ex-
pandable attic: full bsmt.
OpUf Z lCAO eb+-EOA thC AoCs Aehu
lily; ideal for nursery.
Open-InSpect Today
CAMP sPRINGS-735e-A Brink
ley rd.-GI or non-oI; S1S,950.
736e-B Brinkley I'd. - Non -0I;
$19,950: exceptional 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with bsmts.,. stone firepl..
pict. windows; shaded M-acre lots.
euTTLAND AREA-6S03 Skyline
dr.: lovely 3-bedrm. rambler; q
dream home with attach. garage;
476S West ave.-Brick, full bsmt
hone home WITH With sxpAns. attic; atsras-
COUNTRY LIvINo-o2 william,
dr. Brandywine-Vacan move in
today; pay $50 mo. rent until clos
ing. CT. $3.50 down.
4974 Braddock I'd, Oh Branch
ave. --4-bedrm.. / " baths on v acre
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-l2 Hillside
eye.-ls-acre lot: 8 bedrms.. sep
coIMAR MANoR-seos 42nC
only s1O,250. oi; $3.50 On.
TAKOMA PARK-7422 Carol
ave. -3-bedrm., l "a baths: below q
cHEvERLY-26O3 Valley Way
Brick Colonial: a nne home; rea-
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY TODAY
10Y r. m
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FARMETTES

I kA1b1N1G 7 I Ed
Allentown rd;. ga acres-Neat-as-
I'm i. kit. and bath. lge. rear porch.
big barn. Only S13750. small down
payt. Or home and 1 acre can be
bousht for SI0,7bO.
Richie rd.--Nearly an acre, COM
Harden. Asbestos shinTIed cspe Cod
home. Ia baths, bedrms, kit,
din. rn. and liv. rm., full bsmt.. oil
h.-w h. S12.950. terms.
We have other small homes with
acreage in this price range. Call for
more info.
RANERE REALTY co.
RE. $4,000 RE. 5-6404
Ewes, RE. 5-5657
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LAKE BANCROFT - 4-bedrm. ram
bier on A. 24-acre lot; 3 baths,
lge closets, fin. rec. rm.. daylight
500. IA. 2-933S or JE. 2-i5l9.
LANGLEY MCLEAN, near CIA-7.
room house, 2 baths. 1a-acre lot,
Ell, h-32A0
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NOTHING
DOWN
CIVILIANS
CTS +

2 LEFT AT $13,880
IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS
One Of county's Highest Points
Detached Brick
IS Bedrooms
Hollywood Baths
DE Luxe Kitchen
with dining areas
'Roughed-in Powder Rooms
'Hot-Water Heat with
Cast Iron Radiation
Private Driveways
To reach. Out new Wash. -Balt
parkway to intersection of Route 90
defense hwy, turn right 10 6Sth
ave-, turn left TO homes.
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FALLS CHURCH, zoo jefferson ave
- -bedrm. brick Cape Cod by
OWNER-Liy. rm.. nrepl., sep. din
rm., equip. kit, full bsmt., "a rec,
gas heat: SI5.550. Open Sat. and
Sun. Key next door. Dir: out Arl
blvd. 2 blks. beyond Jefferson vii
lase. turn right 2 blks. to Jefier-
SON IA R-1tlR3
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MARIAN FOREST - Brand-new.
South of alexandria. High on hill
across Fort Eunt I'd. from Holland
Hill School. Different concept. Ca
thedral ceiling in liv. rm.. sep. din.
baths. huge playroom. gar. and lux
urious all-co,or kit. eye-level oven,
dishy asher, disposal. exhaust fan,
washer. drier, Dashboard h.-W.h
plus that at-home privacy everyone
seeks. Oren Sat. and Sun. S2S,-
$50. BUILDER. JE. 4-5913. Choose
vOffr Oufn rnIOrc
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RETREAT? one-room cabin. 14x24,
situated on 2 plus acres Just OF
dual highway near Centreville
Cabin constructed Of cinder block
with Heatilatof flrepl. and large
screened porch; lots Of nice trees
and stream through property.
Price, 81 200 with terms. OWNER,
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LOUISA COUNTY-Near Richmond,
Va; restored Ante-bellum colonial;
q. lge. rms, each with firepl; orig.
slave quarters, rolling acreage: out
buildings: owner has $4,000 in
vested. will sacrifice for $4,000.
r Herpb0ftp KT O-a11
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedroom
brick: disposal. dishwasher, dining
room, living room with fireplace,
full basement, expansible attic
with shed dormer, roughed- in
plumbing and heating Close TO
schools and bus; S19.950. JE.
4-653G.
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NEW SPLIT LEVEL. with trees
bedrms. din. rm., 2h baths, eat
ing space in kit. family rm.; base
board heat. On dead-end street for
added privacy: only S21 300. HILL
REALTY. DU. 5-7417.
FAIRFAX NEW RAMBLER
= bedrms.. . baths. beeut R-acre
lot on paved street: carport. High
e'evation. wonderful view. Only
Sla45o. This is 9 bargain CITY
WO f-3334.
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MILL CREEK PARK-By OWNER.
New, custom built. antique. brick
split level. on s-acre lot. in ex-
elusive suburban community. Three
bedrms.. ga baths. breakfast area
and maple cabinets In the de luxe
finished recr. rm., carport. Price
is only S24,9bO. Call OR. 3-1OSS.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, Dashboard h.-w heat,
baths, liv. rm. with paneled firepl
wall. sep. din. rm.. lge. fully equip
kit; IN color. full bsmt. with firepl,,
Falls ST.. right IL miles to Hutch
inson st. left to Reynolds, RIGHT
to House. KE. 6-SS44, JE. 2-2003
FOX HUNT COUNTRY, up Leesbure
pike way, 20 miles from Wash
ington--50 acres with old dwelling
and outbuildingS to be improved
and modernized; can be. made into
beautiful estate or subdivided: will
sell bldgs. and smaller amount OF
land. TERRY B. SIMMS, JE. g
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BARGAIN - strongest
construction you've ever seen: heat
bill less that 500 last winter
lovely. neighborhood, close to
schools and shopping center. Only
5 lights to d. c. 2-bedrms. brick
COLONIAL, clean as pin. screened
porch, beaut. yard. expansion
possibilities. conv. terms. SI3.950.
Open | to z. 1925 N. Longfellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

ALL you DESIRE m a HOME
Conv.. to. shops, etc. short walk to
breezeway, fun bsmt.. recr. rm. and
laundry rm. The house has 8
bedrms., liv. rm. with firpl., din.
rm. and kit. with dishwasher and
disposal: nice lot too. For this
S19,995 dream, call PLANTATION
REALTY. JE. 4-2744.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

NORTH ARLINGT0N--Loveiy ranch
home; 8 bedrms., liv. din. rm. %,
IA firepl,, complete GE. kit. with
eating place. Finished rec. rm
S5x150 lot with estate fencing
and shade trees. 4ee CT loan
S19,95e. Call IKE. S-62S6. 320C
John Marshall DIR.
IN. ARL.. 2605 No. Jefferson St
3-bedrm. brk.- ramb.. finished tee
rm.: excel financing: low down
payment. IKE. 6-9S36
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA--New. fully
air-cond., 55-ft.. 3-bedroom brick
rambler, on as-acre lot; city utili-
ties; liy. rm., 25x1s: din. l2xl5:
bedrms.. 10xl2. l2x14, I4xI6:
fun baths; kit. 12xl5 with recessed
lights. exhaust fan. garbage dis
posal. auto. dishwasher and ceramic
tile floor: huge bsmt. with 3-ton
air cond. and picture windows.
Owner built. S24,950. BR. S-9694.
so. ARL., mr.. Pentagon. Immed.-
2-bedrm rambler on lovely h-acre
lot; beaut. oak trees and patio.
$4,000 trust can be assumed. Only
S13,950. Open today. l409 s. RAN
dolph st. BLANKENSHIP REAL
ESTATE. ia. S-0497.
sPRINGFIELD-2-bedrm brk. RAM
bier, full bsmt., storage attic, excel.
eond.; near shopping. FL. 4-66l1.