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Route $40 location muddle.
which to date has involved half
a dozen alternatives. all Of
which have antagonized some
one.
GEICO already has COM
mitted $l.2 million to the de-
velopment Of its 2S-acre site
bounded by Western avenue,
willard avenue, Cortland drive
and the west edge of the Wood
ward a. Lothrop Chevy Chase
branch store.
The proposed route location
necessitating the action was
recommended In October by
staR engineers Of the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. Harvey
B. Gram. q GEICO director and
chairman Of its real estate com.
mittee. said the company has
notified the commission 1t vi.
gorouSly opposes the routine
which would lop 6.S acres on
the eastern side Of the building
tract.
Ofiicials 10 Testify
Mr.. Gram added that COM
pany officials intend to testify
against the proposal at q Janu'
airy 6 public hearing on Route
240 preferences. This hearing
is being held by the District
Commissioners in the BoarC
Room Of the District Building
An engineering consultan
recently urged the District u
Evening star., 1957-12-01
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Ending a four-day con-
vention. the Amateur Ath-
letic Union Of the United
States and the United
States Olympic Association
hold final meetings in the
Willard Hotel.
The Eastern Association
OF College and University
Business Ofncers opens a
three-day conclave in the
Shoreham Hotel.
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Former Ninu Warren
Hos First Child, q Boy

Los ANGELES, Nov. 3 lP.--
Chief Justice Warren's young
est daughter, Nina. gave birth
to her first child today. an g.
pound Bounce boy.
Nina. "a, known as Honey
bear" is the wife Of DR.. Stuart
Brien. a Beverly Hills obste-
trician. DR.. Brien did not de-
liver the baby.
Miss Warren and DR.. Brien
we're married two years ago in
Las Vegas. New.
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U.S.. 24O Row HoIts
SIS Million Project
GElCO Suspends Construction
At Chevy Chase District Line
By John STEEP

Construction work the SIS million operations building
Of Government Employees Insurance Co has been indefinitely
suspended due uncertainties the proposed location Of
U. s. Route 240 Wisconsin and Western avenues
The announcement made yesterday by Leo Goodwin
sr. president and board chairman Of the insurance Arm
sopwork order the latest highllkht In the
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 30-(spe-
ciaD-State Roads Commission
personnel tonight hailed the
four-lane twin-tube tunnel un-
der Baltimore harbor as a
great success" after an esti-
mated $4,000 cars and trucks
used the new facility In the
first l6 hours after its opening.
In the first IL hours. an es-
timated 10000 vehicles passed
through the l7-mile express
way-tunnel project. skirtine
this city's crowded streets.
Among officials rejoicing over
the bypass during It's FIRST day
of use was Henry Barnes. the
city's commissioner Of transit
traffic. He said after a hell
copter trip over the city that
the tunnel lis the best inn
provement in the handling OF
trafic have seen In the past
20 years"
$4,000 In Tolls Collected
Louis j. ODonnell. super
visor Of Maryland toll facil-
tiles, estimated the facility had
received $4,000 in toll charges
during the first l6 hours OF
operation.
He said virtually no conges-
ton was noticed.
Within the first hour or so,
the facility had It's FIRST acci-
dent when three cars were
involved In a rear-end collision
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Stote Urged to Control
Assessors in Maryland
By ALEX R. PRESTON

In toward uniformity Of assessments throughout
Maryland Legislative Council subcommittee yesterday
mended that all assessing officers be made State employees to
remove them from local pressures and politics.
This among nine recommendations some Of which may
result fast-growing metropolitan receiving more
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BY JAMES G. DEANE

District highway officials said
yesterday they are having to
increase the cost estimates on
the city's multimillion-d dollar,
l3-year highway construction
program.
Projects planned for the next
six years may require 81 mil
lion more than scheduled orig
inally. Highway Director John
N. Robertson said. An even
larger boost is expected in the
estimates for the remaining
years Of the program. he added.
A complete revision Of cost
estimates is now under way
and probably will be finished
within about a week. Mr.. Rob-
ertson disclosed. He added that
the revision will make 1t neces-
sarv to seek additional revenue
II the entire iS-year program
is to be carried out.
Council Help Urged
The review in cost estimates
was disclosed as Engineer Com
missioner Alvin c. yelling an
nounced he has called on a
newly reactivated Commission
ers' Planning Advisory Council
for help on the highway A.
nancing problem.
Col. yelling also asked the
council. in a letter sent Friday
and made public yesterday, to
consider an early start on a
link with Maryland's Route
240, not now in the District
road program,
Francis J. Kane. chairman
OF the nine-man group. said
he hopes the council can tackl"
the yelling questions within
10 days.
Col Welling's letter disclosed
that the revised highway pro-
gram now being prepared will
include q portion Of the Route
240 link.
Cost Boost Stressed
Mr.. Robertson said this por-
tion. from the new Constitu-
ton avenue bridge now going
under construction to the
Glover -Archbold Park. will be
substituted for part OF the
center leg Of the inner loop
expressway which is in the
current six-year road program.
The 240 project is still sub
ject to approval by the Com
missioners.
This substitution. highway
officials said, would add part
of the estimated extra 81
million TO the Districts high
way outlay for the six years.
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INV. Renewal Plan
Changes Proposed
Officials Offer Ideas on Traffic,
Bomb Shelters and Water Mains
BY GRACE BAssETT

Major District department heads drafting
Of suggestions for changes in the proposed Northwest
urban renewal
This 415-acre section downtown Washington
muti-mlon dollar upgradng through the 10 years
bounded by street and Florida the north:
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DC. Rood Program Cost
Seen Rising ST Million

The rest of the increase. they
explained. stems from cost
s'-~e anG des on changes.
There is no expectation that
highway revenues will rise and
meet this cost increase, Mr.
Robertson said. On the con-
trary. motor fuel tax revenue
the principal local prop Of the
highway program-has been de-
clining in recent months and
If the decline continues it will
make the revenue deficiency
even greater, the highway di-
rector said.
Further Drain Cited
The anticipated revenue de-
ficiency does not take into ac-
count recent moves to build
a new Baltimore Washington
expreSSway. This project. which
one official said could cost the
District $50 million. would be
a further strain on the high
way budget.
Mr.. Robertson said he has
not yet made any proposals for
obtaining additional highway
revenue. He said the city could
resort to increased borrowing.
or to bolstering highway reve-
nue. out Of the general fund.
He pointed out that city al
ready plans to borrow $50 mill
lion to help finance the pro-
gram in the next six years.
however
He said he is opposed to any
increase in the 6-cents-a-gal-
Ion gasoline tax.
The highway director said he
would like to have about 50
million a year in gas tax funds
now funneled to the police de-
partment turned back to the
highway department., however.
Matching Funds at Stake
The Federal Government 10
being relied on to put up the
major share of the funds for
the entire l3-year program. but
this is on a matching basis.
II the Districts share lags.
it will deprive the city Of large
amounts in Federal matching
funds. officials pointed out
Officials originally set the
entire l3-year outlay. including
both local and Federal funds,
at about $500 million The new
estimate is expected to APP
proach $500 million. Mr..
Robertson said.
The estimate announced last
summer for the first six years
Of the program was about $3.50
million, Of which the expected
District share was about $40
million.
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equitable share in the distribu-
tion Of State funds.
The councils Committee on
Taxation and Fiscal Matters,
headed by State Senator Ed
ward s. Northrop Of Montgom-
cry County. declared that coun-
ties adjoining Washington and
Baltimore are putting up more
than their fair share Of State
funds which are distributed to
the localities.
At present Maryland pays so
per cent Of the salaries Of the
local supervisors Of assessments
and assessors.
The subcommittee reported:
This committee feels that If
the assessors are freed from
local control and the State
Tax Commission takes positive
steps, then the inequities in
assessments can be removed IN
a relatively few years"
Trends Reviewed
The 55.page report included
q review Of trends in govern
ment financing. It noted that
the States have become respon-
sible for spending one out Of
every three dollars spent by
all governments-Federal. State
and local. Only 10 years age
it spent Just one out Of five.
The committee also mentioned
IN passing that Maryland is one
Of only II States with an above
average wealth per person
which means the State and it:
citizens pay more to the Fed
eral Government than they gel
back in Federal aid.
In one basic fund. the COM
mittee found that in general
terms the distribution of shared
taxes can be considered to bs
equitable" This referred tC
general purpose funds. such a;
taxes on income. admissions
franchises, motor vehicle regis.
trations. alcoholic beverages,
certain legal records and bust.
ness licenses. These taxes arC
distributed back to the subdi.
visions where they originated
Because Of the relativel,
small amount involved, tn,
committee suggested that thu
State discontinue its admissions
tax. 1t said the cost Of reds
tribution-for example, ont
municipality got 81 cents---il
sometimes greater than tn
amount itself.
II the State dropped the ad-
missions tax. county or munich
pal governments could ther
take steps to impose 1t local..
where 1t might be profitable.
Different Problems
But the special distribution
funds. or grants -in-aid. pre-
sent quite different problem
from those Of shared taxes,
the Northrop committee found
These distributions are basel
upon some measure OF neet
which does not have a direc
relationship TO contributions b
the State treasury"
Complaints have increased II
recent years over distribution
Of one or another OF the pro
grams, the committee said.
1T has been alleged tina
Baltimore City is receiving to-
great a share Of gasoline Ia,
money: while on the othe
hand, the city complains that
Is receiving unfair treatment II
the distribution OF aid-to
education funds under tn
equalization formula because o
excessively low assessments II
the counties.
''1t appears that at thi
particular time Baltimore Cit,
is getting about an even breal
In the distribution OF Stat
money on the basis Of popu
lation. The city with 1913 pc
cent Of the population Of tn
State received 36.5 per cen
Of the distribution Of Stat
funds In 1857.
"Comparison Of the figure
would indicate that II Is tn
large urban counties. such q
Baltimore, Montgomery, Primo
Georges and Anne Arunde
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United States Employment
Service.
James S. Regan, a State De.
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I'VE will set a target date for
submitting the completed plan
ming proposal to the Commits
sioners this week." Col. Mathe
said. He is hoping city heads
can act on the project by early
spring.
Unlike the citY's southwest
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SEAT PLEASANT-S500 Gown IN
Guides settlement charges. S75 per
mo. includes principal. int. taxes
and ms, . bedrms., semidet. brick
home Liv rm. mod. equipped
Kitchen. dinette, Anchor fenced
YARD. Gas heat Call Elk. 3-4i13;
aVne Ill S.nl ~.
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TEMPLE HILLS. 63lG Walnut lane
New brk. rambler, 3 bedrms., all
gas Kit. with eye-levei oven; full
hsmt.. with la-acre corner lot. DIR.
Out Branch ave. to St Darnabas,
turn right to Walnut lane, right to
HI use
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

;i-bedrm
BRICK rambler; fenced ward. wooded
lot. EQUIP. XII disposal. etc. walk
shop. centefS ana bus. 4isfe loan
OWNER liui ~ Quincy ST
ARLINGTON. 1919 9Th I'd. 8
Semidet. bungalow. total price.
10 900. ST 3-SG3H. after . pm
edrm. brick home,
bedrm. ard i1-batn on FIRST floor
full basement Close to schools,
shopping and transportation Priced
under S9O.0nO Call q III n. j
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. Radio
Building. Arl. Va IA I-li5J.
SORTH - .I-yr. young
brirk Split-leyel IN choice n Ar
loo levels Of gracious living
true center hail, SEP din rm, de
luxe kit with eating space, 3 bed
rms =. full baths, .ge. above
4 lovely home IN lovely area
Priced AZ S.i,J5u TIE DARBY
co. IA J-pj93 Once open q III q.
ARL.--3 hedrms = baths. equipped
kit. firepl w.-to-w carpet, pine
pancled ret rm, bar; porch. u blk
Waseneld II s. Slb.H5U. FOX
REALTY. IA. "-S93U.
ARL; $500 DOWN Two bedroom
schools FOX Realty. IA e.ssso
ARLINGTON FOREST LARGE 3
bedrm brick firepl, den, rec rm
lUl North Columbus st. EORVh
REALTY IA s-4uii5.
FAIRFAN---Brick mansion with big
old trees; brann-new SlD.SOU
OWNER. CIR. 3-0fOO. CIR $4,000
FALLS CHURCH. I,35O-cozy -
bedtm bunRaloW on lovely wooded
lot Lge. kit. stairs to fioOred attic
Immediate occupancy. CAROLINE
J.. Campbell, JE. 3-0iI3. JE. g.
FALLS CHURCH Terrific buy in a
really charming New England Cape
COD Center-hall entrance. FIRE
place In Nv nm. sep. din. rm.,
en-. :, huge bedrms. Diet. garage
Level lot with towering trees. ONLY
SlJ.15O CROWELL a co. INC
200 N Glebe rd ia. 5-0107
MCLEAN AREA New brick home
with 3 bedrooms, . baths ultra
modern electric kitchen expansible
attic. full basement. garage. Priced
right ~ 400 with al, FILA or
conventional financing IA. 4-i3OO
NJ 4 BROYHllL a SONS
MCLEAN AREA--Would YOU like an
all-brick rambler with dayligh,
basemcnt on a large corner lott W,
n.Nc a ncwly-rcdecorated home
With attractive liying room, log,
bedrooms, ali for SIG0O6. Cal
MCLEAN RALLY fl. G-4lipi
eve Ell d-ilD0
\ ARR Tuo-bodtpn hrirk seuidet
yith lnll bsmt located near Ross
Ign, close to ttansp and shop. Price
~ 0On Subject 10 al appraisal
lU's down TO qualified veteran
YEoNAs REALTY, a. s.siOO.
ST. JOHNS PARlSH-You can laugh
at the FIRST heat wave, this all.bTlck
rambler Is on high lot. has q
side screened porch and many trees
large liying room with fireplace
separate dining room. 3 good bed
rooms and basement Only SiS.DJu
70 inspect dial MCLEAN REALTY
Ell. O-4l'"i eyes Ell. "a lHB.
STRATFORD HILLS. top N Arl
locai ion, 3.bedrm brick rambler
dishwashcr, disposal and tiled walls.
side scr porch full bsmt., !, flreDls
attached garage. beautifully land.
scaped lot Asking S9A,N5O. For
further details call THE DARBY
CO. IA b-D303 once open o iii u
FABULOUS VALUE, Sl4.sOO-Brick
rambler, = bedrooms. " baths,
full-size din room attached car
port. Wooded lot. Just on Shirley
hwy GI OF FLA Only one call 10
DAY, LuRih BROS "Ois Wilson
bivd' ArL "a 1's5OO.
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.IVgN ~ ~ ~ 'I ~. 49, 1872 ~.
adj, Catholic Univ; now fully rented
Shown BY apt only, Price onlS
Sin,g5O. Call Nj Casey, b. = SAUL
co MA. S-aiOO, bet q and . eve
lHA 1-323i
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POTOMAC-Unique brick Cape Cod
on lovely wooded lot "a acre).
Only 3 yrs. old and in excellent
condition, lst-fi. bedrm. and bath.
sep. dining rm., spacious living
rm.: End II. has . bedrmS. and fun
bath; large hsmt. Priced at only
SCI $50. EN-. 2-S206; ewes, OIL.
2:44l6; DISTRICT MARYLAND
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BIFVT MILLS HILLS. s3i .50O-A
del.7htful Colonial home on a
beautiful li2-scre lot. 3 hedrms
Ga baths. Possible An bedrm .
Ger garase: hCt-Iater heat BRIGHT,
spacious rooms throdghout Priced
for immediate sale HILDEBRAND
co, JU p-SSSU
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ASSUME mUGE al loan on nj

5.year-old rambler There is
SEPARATE dinlnp room; and 2 bed
iached garaRe B-acre lot with
fenced rear yard. Immediate pos
session. RORSCHACH REALTY
lO1 West Broad St. Falls Church,
Va IL U.H.UU
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TREES, TREES. TREES, acre

bedfm masonry Cape Cod Ex.
pandSible attic. air conditioner,
patio, and barbecue Fenced feni
yard Only $i".5uu Try Nt.Ont
down HORSEBACK REALTY. liOi
West Brood St., Falls Church Va
JE u.1sOt
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\ CONTEMPORARY
S340 DOWN-S1O5 MO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK Masonry constructed
fifepl extra-lge. KIT, with ample
cabs Diet gar and breeleway, "a
acre lot, fenced. NEWCOMB REAL
TY, % 2-7B55.
-bedrm brick home
with (, II bsmt.. and Diet gar;
flrepl IN liy rm, sep din. RIM.
equlp, Kit newly. dec and lots OF
extras. owner offers excel terms
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, AP
CIIBVERLY MD. custom built
home, buy direct from OWNER /.
SlDg5d UN 4-300S after $50 D m
COLLEGE PARK-Contemporary -
bedfm rambler, paneled liy. rm
with exposed beam ceiling. de luxe
elec KIT, Hollywood bath big
screened porch wooded lot with
barbecue pit SlGg1u with OI or
FLA pitINCE GEO. PROPERTIES,
AP 1-f1ii
EASTPINES - 4.bedrm. Cape Cod
large shady lot Only Siu.UJO Easy
terms. BURTONS. JU. S-DG2H
HILLANDAIE PARK New ultra
modern Dflek split .level. superior
construction I levels; real picture
Of beauty inside and ont "a baths,
3 bedrmia !ux!O family rm with
fireplace, dinln2 room with uuteide
bale 1ny picturesque bay IN all G-E
kitchen, sep. laundry rim. and full
basement plus huee level lot with
driveway. Priced 70 sell Immediate
ly a, S2305O. FLA fld conven-
lional financing available The
PERRY BOSWELL co WA 7-4hOO
HILLCREsT HElGlITS--By OWNER
b,bedr,oon brick Cape Cod. +. baths,
level shady lot LO 7.3i67
LANGLEY PARK--Rambler many
feet condition throughout fenced
lot all-electric equipped Kitchen
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
Uk. 4.li01,. WA. 5000.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING. MD, n4li Geof-
gia ave " room suite. Gall JU.
n.loDa or ~ 9-il'3i
Iith ST. NV, lIl5--h BERN suite
approx $50 SO H. compl redcco
jantor kcty Elevator in BLDG Can
LIZ 3-"lSn
ATTRAC TURN OFFICE IN LAWYERS
suite, reaS. Woodward Bids RE.
.n"GN
UPPER WIS. AVE. ID. -Air.cond.,
good parking ",i "a II IN bldg.
Just completed EN- 2-Ol0u
OrrICE SUITE. rms and toilet.
Rhode Island ave ne AZ lth ST..
81 mo parking Incl 10 i.ilSi.
VII G-{.gJG
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TAKOMA PARK, New Hampshire
NAL with slate roof in an area Of
individually styled homes, z lovely
rooms. first Il. powder room Buyer
can assume S18,40O loan at 4l2ec
Price. $4,000. HUGH T. PECK,
HE 1-HAnu
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA BEDRM
ASBESTOS SHINGLE BUNGALOW
W.T. 81 400, AZ LOAN. SI3.g50
OWNER WILL CONSIDER gnC
TRUST J-W REALTY CO. ia
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SEVEN-OAKS

Area OF fine homes. De luxe rambler
on g1iet; dea aS,- s,i street! SLIGO
eround Blair High School and Capt.
toll Transit bus are a stones throw
away This fine home features CEN
ter-hall plan. 3 twin-size bedrooms.
..ll-electric de luxe kitchen, separate
dining room l5xl0 living room l3x
10 with imported marble fireplace
BASEMENT; attached garage and a
handicapped lot This fine home Is
in excellent condition in and out.
True value A l-ton and a s4-ton
Philco air conditioner, plus wall-to-
wall carpets. Whirlpool washer and
Bendix drier are nov INCLUDED in
James c. COnlev & Co.
nsns "a Az LII u ~ ~ a - N
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Oider home; lge cor.
lot; bedrms baths. mod kit
" ROBERTSON, REALToR. 7d 1S
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2laa3; ewes. OIL
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g.FAMILY HOUSE-Rent one and
North ATlington; = units each with
It's own kitchen, living room dlnlnp
room and 9 bedrooms Reasonably
priced s9i5Od S5.nn0 down hal.
ance In lst trust YEONAS REAL.
TY, IA. $4,000, Rp tors.
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EVANSVILLE - Beaut.fu

Cape Coo; : bedrms,, ey2andable
attic ana lovely full bsmt.; bargain
priced at Sl2,5O0. Only $4,000
Al conoition. Anchcr-tenced yard
with beautiful shruboery; garbage
lisposai. ana washer. THE PERRY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NORTHWOOD PARK

Well-constructed :-bedrm. ram
bier: spacious living dining room
combination, electric kitchen with
table space. bsmt. rec. room with
bar. maids room. shower, patio out
side fireplace. nice lot; $a0.9j0.
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CnEyY CMAsE-New cape COD BED

CHEVY tHASE-NeH Cape COD. bed
rnl and bath, down: = bedTms. and
bath up: featuring G-E kit. In color
with breakfast space and separate
din I'm situated a. the end OF a
no-through street with Ice trees
and acre . b.ky from shop
school and transp S2i $50. After
"a n ~ M
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-Brk. .and-
stone rambler: .enter hall with llv
rm., sep. din. rm.. lge. mod. kit.
paneled den. 3 win hedrms.. :.
baths on main level: lower Level
contains lge. rec rm. with firepls.
bedrm.. bath. util. rm. and "-caI
gar: with radio-controlled door
nices. washer, drier. gas stove and
white sink in util. rm. incl. Priced
at S37 800. Call OIL. 7-2134. II nc
answer. 10 J-0Aoo
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FOUR CORNERS

dining eli weIi-planned Kitchen,
bedrooms and bath down; expansi-
Bile attic: gas hot-water heat; beau-
tiful lot close to transp and
schools; CT appraised. $4,000.
WOOD CO., Realtors
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CHIC little HOME for fine older
couple. fireplace and nice Nv. rm
:. bedrms.,. kit with eating space,
trust, AZ loan. So per mo. FAIR.
FAX TOWN Will sell quick for
slog9q. , cALl, NOW, : DUTCH
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BURNT MILLS vILLAGE--Truly

CHEVY CHASE, stones throw TO
Columbia True center-haiI,
.}-hedrm., !-Dath brick Colonial.
Lee. din rm. paneled den, bkfst.
room; recreation room and garage
In basement. -2pgJ0 Call Mrs
ErDmm, EM. 2-1s00. REREHS. JR
RI
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PARKWOOD. near NIH-3-bedroom
Ia baths: brick Cape God. Storm
windows, f.repl. sep din. rm.. dish
washer. Sl5.G50. BETHESDA REAL
TY. OF, ALAN
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BEST BUYS
WAVERT.V Hills

Sl5.950 immaculate 3-bedrm
home in this close-in N. Arlington
location Larse liv. rm. with firepl
separate din. rm. bright equipped
xii ALL BEDROOMS WILL ACCOM-.
MODATE TWIN BEDS ~ is dormi-
tory. siZe). full bSmt. with ground.
level entrance. screened-in porch. Al
types OF financing available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

GLEN-MAR PARK--In the highly
popular Sumner-Springfie area. of
Mass. ave 3-bcdroom bIs Colonial
with slate roof lst-FLOOR Law .
beautiful cond public and pa
rochial schools owner urges quick
OF loan FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI
r-lI1l nuea LA 0.aAn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
S22.3OO

Custom buill onek RAM
bier. only | year old 3 very
large brdrms and . baths,
complete pastel G-E kitchen
with Cye-leYe) oven, plus
largC Seatinr space. and a
full basement with fireplace
Lot In0xl50. Close TO schools
and trans portAtlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
Forest Estates

Area, convenient to st. Johns. Cape
Cod First floor has :. bedrooms
bath, separate dining room, living
ment, fenced rear yard. Very con-
venient to all schools and transpor-
tAtion. Priced S14,950. VA ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05
A VIEW WITH A FUTURE, se4..

SPLIT-LEvELS-Call US about the
newest and latest In split levels
We have terrific new ones listed
that you Will find irresistible. 3
bedrms E, baths lots OF expensive
features. Why waite Move In time 10
plant flowers, Slg.a5i TO S2:B 900
HOLLY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy