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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Sept. IA

7-Fomous Film Festival.
IA hours. ''Homlet." 1913.
Part L. Laurence Olivier. jean
Simmons.
e-Ths Buccaneers. Adv'ture.
$500
4-PsFEy Como Show.
I Hour. Guests. Ginger Rogers.
George Sonders. Lou corter.
5-oFoI Roberts. Tolk.
9-Pendleton Roundup Rodeo.
I Hopr. from Pendleton, oreo.l
The Notions Ieodino cowboys ore
featured. The Lone Ranger is
the official scorekeeper.
$50
S-ciFele X Rodeo.
Live from SykesvilIe, Nd.
800
4-MysteFY Writers TheoteF.
Brokers Speciol." A man runs
down O boy with his cor and
treots the notter lightly, setting
off chain Of events thot hove q
fotol result. George Sanders.
5-Don Owens JomboFee.
! hoag. Featuring the Circle-O
Boys. Guitorist Vernon Toylor.
Don Ovens. host.
7-LewEsnee Week. Noriety.
I hou. Featuring Alice Ton.
Rocky Rockwell. Bob Lido. Lorry
Hooper. Lennon Sisters. Tiny Lit.
tie, jFy and others.
S-ohl Susanno. Comedy.
Begins second year. Pat Boone
books possooe incoonlto obooFd
the S. Ocean Queen but the In
defotiooble ships social director
terrets him out and persuodes
him 10 join her in festival Of
songs. Cole Storm. ZoSu Pitts.
$50
4-DolloF q Second. Quiz.
Ian MuFruy, host
Shave Gun, Will Travel.
PkEAAiERE. New dromotic West
eFn series. Polodin, former
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eHu. NgIufo poone. Janlce
Rule.
1000
4-EneoFs TheuteP. Drono.
"AIller's Millions" a man folsalv
eloims 70 have inherited million
dollars IN an effort 70 help his
town and It's people. Thomos
Mitchell. OTTO Kruger.
5-Grond Ole 0pEy.
10. Henry Playhouse.
The Lonely Man" A famous
nunflohter keeps on the move to
avoid trouble but IS forced into q
fight. Thomas Mitchell.
9-Gunsmole. Western.
Begins third seoson. MorshoI OIL
lion tonoles with Q nunmon known
throughout the frontier os hired
ossossin. Jones AFness. Amondu
BIoke. Dennis Weover. MiIourn
Stone.
1880
4-YouF Hit Parade. Color.
Top seven Songs Of the week.
jill Corey. Virginia Gibson. Tom
my Lecnetti. Alon Copelond. Or
ehestro directed BY Don WolksF.
5-Not for Nervous People.
Hour. mo Escape" 1912. John
Corrodine. Deem jaeger.
7-Safeway ThecteF. Movie.
IA Hours. Nov voyooer."
1912. Bette Duvis. Paul Henried.
81 Led Three Lives.
Counterspy PhiIbrick scnrIes With
Reds plotting 10 obtoin secrets Of
United Stotes' Jet propulsion fuel.
Richard Carlson.
lI:O0
4-News. Sprooue.
9-News. WeclheF. SpoFts.
Richards. Douolos. Doniels.
Halo
4-First Run Theoter. Movie.
"a Hours. Tors and Spors."
tSto. Jonet pluif. DO AoesoF.
Il:l5
o-The Late Show. Movie.
Hour. IS Min. "Doisy Kenyon"
l947. A woman must choose be-
tween her lover and the man she
moried on the rebound. Joan
Crawford. Henry Fonda.
1880
Stop Secret. Science Fiction.
Il:45
5-Thousht. lnspirotionol.
1900
1.-The Lords ProyeE.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
Complete Testing Of
High School Seniors

(continued from page one)
mathematics. as well as a measure
of general scholastic aptitude. This
was the first time the students had
encountered listening test, which
tested their ability TO understand
poems, articles, directions, and
stories, read to them as in col
lege lecture. All tests were new
forms recently published by the
Educational esting Service,
Princeton. N. ]. The tests were of
two levels OF difficulty. Higher
level tests were given to pupils in
the college preparatory program
and pupils in non-academic pro-
grams who think they may enter
college. A different series of tests
was given to students in general
and vocational curricula who do
not plan TO enter college.
In addition to the tests, students
were asked TO complete confidential
information questionnaires which
included questions concerning the
students health, family history,
work and reading habits, and at
titudes toward school and college.
The tests will be scored by
unique device at the University of
Iowa which scores 20 tests stimuli
teneously at the rate of 10000 per
hour. at the same time printing
school rosters and IBM cards. Be-
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
State Oil Man Urges
Motorists: Make Coffee
Stop A Safety Stop

Make a stop for coffee a step
toward safety in holiday driving
aheau," motorists were advised to-
day by William d. Kelleher, Chair
man of the Associated Petroleum
Industries of Delaware.
He suggested that motorists use
coffee breaks" as a means of stay
ing alert behind the wheel, es-
pecially in the coming weeks. He
pointed out that two persons died
in traffic accidents on Delaware
roads during the Christmas and
New Years holidays last year.
For the nation as a whole, last
years four-day Christmas holiday
period saw 706 persons killed in
highway accidents-the greatest
single holiday toll in history. An
other 400 persons died over the
New Years holidays, he observed.
He noted that his organization,
composed of oilmen from through
out the state, has again pledged its
support in the National Safety
Councils campaign to Back the
Attack on Traffic Accidents" dur
ing the holiday season n
throughout 1858. 1--WE join with
safety officials in the belief that
traffic fatalities can be greatly re-
duced if individual motorists and
pedestrians will make it their per-
sonal responsibility to follow safe
practices at all IiGaes," he said.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

cause of the rapidity with which
the tests are scored, the results
will be in the hands of guidance
departments before the end of the
present semester. Each student
will receive leafiet on which his
test scores are listed and interpre-
ted. The student will be able to
compare his test achievement with
nigh school seniors, college fresh
men, with boys or with girls, and
with other Delaware seniors in
various high school curricula. Stu
dents will have an opportunity to
discuss the test results and their
Significance in planning for col
lege or a work career, but test re-
suits will in no way influence
school grades or prospects for
graduation. If students are plan
ming to enter the University of
Delaware, these tests will be the
only tests required by the Univer-
sity. The tests will be used by the
University of Delaware, and per-
haps by other colleges, for admis-
sions appraisal, for the granting
of scholarships, and for recon-
mending placement and possible
remedial work.
During. the next five years, the
University's research group plans
to keep informed concerning the
whereabouts of the 5000 private,
parochial and public school stu
dents who took part in the pro-
gram A QUESTIONABLE will be sent
to each student from time to time.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

Educators throughout the country
will be interested in the findings,
since it may be the first time that
high school seniors in an entire
state have taken part in such an
intensive test program. The high
school testing program is an aspect
of the University's long-range re-
search study directed toward the
improvement of methods for iden-
tifying talented youth and the mo-
tivation of such students for col
lege.
Members of the Wilmington
Branch, AAUW, who assisted as
test supervisors were Mrs. w. H.
Calkins, Mrs. William Crawford,
Mrs. w. E. Davis, Mrs. Robert De
Right, Mrs. E. ID. Harvey, Mrs.
keep, Mrs. Kenneth Mayer, Mrs.
Walter McEvilly, Mrs. Marcus
Naylor, Mrs. C. H. Peterson, Mrs.
H. G. Plant, Mrs. Charles Richards,
Mrs. d. H. Sheffield, MRS. Frank
Swezey, Mrs. Jonathan Williams,
and Mrs. c. T. Wise.
Test supervisors from the New
ark, Middletown, Dover, Seaford,
and Georgetown chapters, AAUW,
were: Mrs. w. B. Atkins, Mrs.
Christopher Boyle, Mrs. Charles
G. Brown, Mrs. B. G. Cannon, Jr.,
Mrs. Robert Carter, Mrs. John Ell
bridge, Mrs. j. Leland Fox, Mrs.
Howard Hanks, Mrs. Charles
Hoch, Mrs. R. A. Hrabe, Mrs.
Ralph Jones, Mrs. James A. Kel-
ley, Mrs. Frederick Kutz, Mrs.
Thomas P. Lynch, Mrs. Joseph S.
G. Mack, Mrs. Leroy w. Miller, Jr.,
Mrs. Dwight Newman, Mrs. G. M.
Meyer, Miss Margaret Packer,
Mrs. G. d. Prentice, Mrs. W. R.
Ratledge, Miss Lura Shorb, Mrs.
Thomas Snopes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick P. Mcneil,
in Cincinnati, Ohio
Miss Adelaide Atkins has arrived
home from William and Mary Col
lege, in Williamsburg Va, to spend
the Yuletide holidays here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r.
Atkins, at their residence in Pilot
Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prettyman
have moved into their new home
on Front st.
The Lewes Rotary Club is again
sponsoring the Boy Scout Troop
No. 49, Raymond R. Atkins is chair
man of the Rotary Scout commit
tee. Richard Dennis is the current
scoutmaster.
Mrs. Theodosia Hooker will spend
Christmas in Orlando, Florida with
her son-in-law and daughter, Ma
jor and Mrs. Jack Lingo and three
sons.
Mrs. Alfred T. Hart, has left for
Miami, Florida, where she will
spend the winter months.
Sgt. Ronnie Fisher, who has just
arrived back in the states from
Germany, after spending several
months in the u. S. Army, is spend
ing sometime here with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
G. Clifton, Jr., and family at their
residence on the corner of Savan-
nah Road and Front st.
+ Mr.. Bailey Mauil, Sr., is confined
to his home on Mulberry Street be-
cause of illness. His many friends
wish him speedy recovery.
Charles f. Lehman, of $50 Pilot
town Road, retired naval officer,
died early Monday, December 16, at
the Beebe Hospital after an illness
of five years. He was 68.
He served during both World
Wars During the last war he was
assigned to the Maritime Commits
sion with the rank of commodore
in charge of conveys across the At
lantic Ocean. He had lived in
Lewes, 20 years.
Born in Doylestown, Pa, he at
tended Mercersburg Military Acad-
emy and was graduated from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Surviving are two sons. Henry C
Lehman of Fort Lauderdale, Fla
and James NJ Lehman, of Lewes
He was member of Henlopen
Post 5, American Legion, of Reho-
both Beach. Funeral services were
held Wednesday at p. M, at the
Nelson Funeral Home, Lewes, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Frank L. Moon
rector of st. Peters Episcopal
Church Burial was made in Lewes
Methodist Cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
LEWE.S

Mrs. Ula Morton Short of Lewes
is attending the opening of a one
man art show this week of her
brother, Ralph NJ Morton, in the
Cresti Gallery on East Fiftv-eightb
Street, New York City. Mr.. Morton
once made his home with his sister.
He now has studio in Lakewood
N. j. His show in New York opened
with a reception for art critics on
Monday. The paintings will be on
display until January 5, 1858. His
oil paintings in the impressionistic
vein, consist of work done the mast
summers in Spain, Portugal and
the Azores. A graduate of the Yale
School of Fine Arts he is now head
Of the art department of st. An
selmes College, in Manchester,
IN. H
A twelve day Christmas vacation
has been given the Lewes Special
School District children this year
beginning at noon, December 20
friday, with classes beginning
again January 2. Christmas is on a
Wednesday.
Easter vacation will run March
81 through April z. Easter Sunday
is April while Good Friday is
April 4. School will be dismissed at
100 p. m, on Friday, March 28 for
the spring recess.
On the Memorial Day holiday,
May 80, school will be closed all
day. Commencement exercises are
scheduled for June IL.
On Monday evening. December
l6, in the Lewes High School cafe
terra, the Lewes Rotary Club en-
tertained approximately $50 guests
at its annual Christmas banquet.
Raymond r. Atkins was general
chairman of the festive occasion.
The Rev. DR.. William Leishman,
retired pastor of the Lewes Pres
byterian Church, had charge of the
evenings program.
Christmas carols were sung by
the Lewes School Choir and Mrs
Louise Burton was the soloist.
The speaker of the evening was
the Rev. Harry Jaeger, pastor of
the Milford Presbyterian Church.
Starting Monday, December 1e,
Mayor Otis H. Smith, of Lewes
has announced the use of the park
ing meters will be discontinued for
the holiday season. The free park
ing will continue in effect until
January 1st, 1858.
The Zwaanendael Club held it's
annual Christmas party in the
clubhouse on Savannah Road, on
Tuesday evening, December II, at
s p. m. ~ !
Mrs. Irven S. Maull, Director of
the club was in charge of the Yule-
tide program, assisted by Mrs. VIM.
Burton and Mrs. William Steven
son.
Music was conducted by Miss
Ella B. Twilley Mrs. Edwin S.
Custis was in charge of refresh
ments, Mrs. Mona Gillespie, chair
man of decorations and Mrs. Nellie
c. .Naylor was in charge of the
exchanging of Christmas gifts.
Henlopen Grange No. 20 of
Lewes, held Christmas party and
covered dish supper in the Grange
Hall, in Quakertown, Tuesday
evening, December II, at 80 p. m.
Mrs. Carl F. Keener, Sr., has
closed her Bay Avenue home for
the winter and is now staying in
Henlopen Acres, Rehoboth Beach
with Mrs. John G. Hazard. Mrs.
Keener has made plans to spend
most of the winter in Maryland and
Florida. Before returning to Lewes
in mid-April. she will make visit
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
ANDREWVILLE
Mrs. Florence e. Walls
Phone: Greenwood 1854

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Welch of
Burrsville, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Hopkins visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Salisbury on Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Maurice Wright was taken
sick on Sunday evening. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Emma Ryan called to see
Mrs. Raymond Paskey on Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
TEMPLE sIsTERHOODs GROW

NEW YORK -(P)- The Nation
al Federation of Temple Sister
hoods, the women's branch of re-
form Judaism, reports that 19 new
chapters have become affiliated
with the national group, bringing
the total to $50
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

Mrs. Jesse Woodall, Mrs Frank
lin Butler and Miss Peggy Butler
went to Wilmington saopping on
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Prettyman
and daughter entertained their fam
lilies to a turkey dinner on Sum-
day.
Miss Peggy Butler visited Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley Maloney on
Sunday.
SHOP AND SAVE IN MILFORD!
Bargains Galore In Every Store!
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

Small spots of pitch from Christ
mas trees can be removed from
rugs with safe. dry cleaning fluid.
Follow manufacturers directions.
and be sure not to use carbon tet-
rachloride.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20

Ireland has an area of $4,000
square miles.
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NO
o market changes
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ARR YOU NOW CONVINCED 70

ARE YOU NOW CONVINCED to
have the comforts of an air-eon-
ci,i h shont M. siithr,cI hsar M
rambler with full bsmt. and COM
pletely ir-conditioned IN q pres
tise North Arlington location
PRICE ONLY SI5.950. with iuSt
$4,000 cash: LURIA BROS, Real
tors. IA 7-s500. 204s Wilson blvd.
bEST BUY FOR SI6,5O0-This at
traetive 3-bedroom brick home IN
excellent neighborhood. close to
Nottingham school For full de-
tails; call IA. a-l3n9; \, 7.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Aldon Management Corp.
MA. S-574O
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STEAKS FOR ITsELF." seido'

do we have the opportunity TO
ofie- you q spiek-and- FOUR
BEL RIM. @-BATH brick beauty
Ike this In a handy section Of
N arlington. with a full base
meni fireplace In living fm., sep
aratt dining nm and de luxe
equipped G-E kitchen with break
fast area al the FLA appraisal
OF S'l,i50i A low down paw
ment yill move you IN nut move
fast PEARSON PROPERTIES
(Rpait ,rsf IT d-ssSr
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Boats and Marine Supplies
631 Maine Ave. s,w. ma. s.5a4'
go Maine Ave. Sw. Dl 5-tl d.
1858 GREAT LAKES
NO BETTER VALUE ON
TUE NfADKET

Largest Manufacturer Of Mobile
Homes In the World
Standard equipment includes lal-
ousie windows and storm windows
throughout, l9-cu. 1T. refrigerator
and 3O-in. range in pink or white
White oak paneling, bath fixtures
in pink, green or white. custom
bedding and an 1S-it. living room
All aluminium exterior, | piece
metal roof with rubberized alumni
mum coating wheel electric
brakes, To- ply truck tires II
beam steel chassis. double thick
Fiberglas insulation, glued ana
screwed floor construction. the large
Coleman furnace and over 20 eN-
terror STONE paint combinations
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

VALUE administrations g.
bath long brick split-level. carport,
finished basement, all the equip
ment in the kitchen. Only / year
old. Excellent terms. $s2,950. Lot
is loaded with trees. s. 9. gerachis
CO.. JE. 2-23I4.
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81 IEf HOMES REALTY.
TREE-MLNDOUs. In perfect set
ting OF tree-shaded lawns. with
circular driveway across a pretty
stream rustic briek-walied patios
and colCrful flowers this white
brick-an1-redwood rancher Is
really a delightful pictured En-
trance foyer 70 tremendous living
room WITH fireplace. three twin
sized BEDROOMS and tiled baths;
fantasies de luxe equipped kitch-
spacious aFlorida Roam m resr
with another fireplace. opens onto
secluded DTick patio Studio-guest
room. and many luxury extras. in
GLIDING Wall-to-Wall carpeting
throuehout. In one OF the prettlest
sections Of exclusive Sleepy HOl-
low--only S2S.1O0 Shown by APP
pointment only. PEARSON PROP
EpTIFG (RealtOrgl TF -kR7h
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

TwO-sToRY BUILDING-Approx
300 50. II. on each floor. 3217
18th st. ne. LA. 6-4SO5.
DAY NURSERY. l blk. from court.
house in Fairfax-Lovely bTk
mansion-type home. . acres OF
lovely 'andscaped ground. very
lge. rms. ideal for handling lge
classes, SIS mo. SONNETT-
sPAGNoLo REALTY CO. CT
$4,000.
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ALL-BRICK. 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

with full bsmt. and elose-in Arl.
location with all conveniences.
ONLY S14.75O with low cash down
paymt. LuRIA BROS. Realtors
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FARMS
fCONTINUEDl
MOUNTAIN TOP

Top Of a Cobbler mountain in
Fauauier County. breath taking
views in all directions. 1913 acres.
about 30 miles d. c., State road to
property, many springs, abundance
OF game. including deer. many build
ing sites. good Investment. $50 per
acre, Contact OWNER. Phone Up
Dpryiile 100 Doe
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SEVERAL CHOICE d. C. sites. with
all facilities. Also light Industrial
acreage. MR.. MORAN, OIL. p
$50. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC.
Dl. G-l4ll.
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Continued on Next PagO
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FOR SALE-Year-round ranch
type homes, on beautiful Lake
Jackson; wonderful place to retire.
with l2-mile playground: . and 3
bedrooms, stone fireplaceS, oil heat.
a mi. Sale prices, $500 to SO. 800.
Only g. miles from d c. Call Man.
assas 97-W or drive out. once
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STORES FOR RENT
(cONTlNUeDl
BETHESDA

Space for ] or more stores op-
posite shopping center In heart Of
Bethesda, corner of Bradley blvd.
and Arl; I'd. For further informa-
ton call
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49, ~0AA
sos MONTHLY (S2O.5OO), with
modest down payment buys this
big. beautiful brick Colonial--if
you aren't too late. Super features
for MOTHER IN-LAW. roomer or
teen-ager in q pint. paneled den
TRA TScToO and ~I bath pS on Isl o aM
3 lEe. 6edrms. with waik-in
closets and Ia baths upstairs.
Bsmt. has Z. bath. Choice, close
in Arlington. JOHN NJ. AMBER
SON, ia. S-61O6. ia. s-S2l4.
WE KNOW that 4-bedrm. homes
with 3 full baths, center hall and
tamIly-size dining rni. are really
in demand. but when you add q
beautiful Alice Blue Gown kitchen
and living room with al-glass
wall TO private veranda overlook.
ing a gorgeous wooded yard and
q complete daylight family rm.,
ma fireplace and attached garage
in the CHA and new river park
way area for only Sjl $50, this
is truly valuel Please phone now
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
ASSUME ICE. CT LOAN with .
low down payment for this 3-bed-
nm brick rambler, in the Falls
Church area. TOTAL prlce only
S15,g50. A. L. MILLICAN, JE.
3-1745.
ALL-BRICK, 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
with full bsmt. and close-in Arl.
location with all conveniences.
ONLY S14.750 with low cash down
paymt., LURIA BROS. Realtors.
ia. 7-S50O. 204S Wilson blvd.
CUTE AND COY and only Sl3. 500.
3 full-sized bedrooms room for 2
more). separate dining room. full
basement, wonderful fenced lot,
Handicapped. But. better yet. can
be purchased with 5000 down and
approximately 500 per month. Call
right awayl s. &. serachis co.. JE.
2-2314.
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sl2,65O buys a lot Of value in
this 3-beorm. rancher with tile
windows. Venetian blinds. storm
windows and sep. garage work
shop bldg: all on I.-acre level
lot; assume Ice AZ loan at $50
mo or use new FHA or GI loan
cow. located near stores. schools
churches and ? buslines. MON
CURE AGENCY. JE. e-a2O0 or
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CONTINUED
LAKE JACKSON

BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE. ami,
furnished. excel. location. Good
summer rentals. Call UN. 7-20ss
or Ii. 7-22S7.
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sssumed on this s.yr.. youns split.
level In choice residential area 4
bedrms, . full tiled baths, lge
liY I'm with nrenl din rm, de
luxe kit Incl dishyasher and
80. Priced a. Sg9,n50 For fur
ther details. call THE DARBY
Co ia. j-g3gl. once open n
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4 BEDROOMS, large living room
t2l ~ with fireplace deep lot
with fruit trees and grape vines,
Larse - shaped kitchen; walk TO
ahops and bus elementary school
VERY near years old; $4,000.
a. low as $3.50 down. q. q. Eeraehis
60, JE. 2-2314.
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LUZ hun NUININ N tnls cnarln-
ing brick split-level in the highly
coveted country club area OF N.
Arl. 3 bedrms.. Ga baths. 25-ft.
lis. nm, separate din. rm..
..DREAM" kit. with table space;
lovely scr. porch with barbecue.
finished rec. nm. garage. fenced
yard. Asking S32.250 For fur
Their details call THE DARBY
co, IA. 5-9393 once open 0
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SpRINGFlELD-Assuma laFpe CT
HLL; sl7;5O0.-Brick
ROOM TO ROAM on y Of a

acre with EVAN pvt' swimming Of pO 81
Here is a rare opportunity 10 set
back to nature and live quietly
In this all-brick. 2-bath Colonial
with huge den. full basement and
breezevay to an all-brick garage.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN TO HANDLE.
LUR1A BROS. Realtors. ia
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KENSINGTON-Located near Conn
ave, new building 20xS5 with
once, toilet and overhead door.
Owner will sacrifice at Sl6,750,
with $1,000 cash. Mr.. Thompson,
c. M. MARSTELLER, Real Estate.
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ONLY THE LOOK rs EXPENSIVE

III ITIE FNLIUaINF DUTTIEy WUDUN
section Of N Arlington. close TO
the Washington Golf and Country
Club, there Is a charming pastel
brick rambler at an amazingly
low price OF S22 $50; 3 large bed
rms. and full baths Il in mas
ter bedroom tremendous living
nm. with fireplace and dining
area: spacious kitchen with
breakfast area. basement with
laundry and "a bath: on q huge
tree-shaded lot Terms no problem.
PEARSON PEAR PROPERTIES tREAL-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
6FRT's ON House bTand-neV

SO II. long: full basement. rec.
nm. area, heated and ready for
completion; dining rm. 12x1a. "a
foot living rm with fireplace, 2
nice bedrms., "A baths, marvel
Gus kitchen with eyel-level oven
and eating space. iO4xslO yard
This is terrific AZ Sl6.q90 Rea-
sonsble cash Assume loan Call
right aow JE. 3-2O93 VIM. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
ASSUME HUGE CT LOAN with Just

S2,01O down and monthly pay
mentS far less than rent. Here is
q ehaFm-packed. contemporary
STYLED rancher in the fashionable
Sleepy Hollow section OF Falls
Church; long and low with at
tached carport. fireplace and pic
ture Widowed living room, huge
bright kitchen equipped with
range. refrigerator, dishwaSher.
disposal. washer and drier. Twin
sized eed dnS and tils baths; On
handicapped lawn. Total price.
S2l 800 and first time offered. So
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