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The Omaha guide., 1957-02-08
The 1857 Outlook

ahe momentum high activity viii surely carry ino 1857
and find especially active the early months of the
every evidence that viii higher levels Of
spending for the twelve
month ahead observation made by s. Clark Bee pres
America his yearend business statement He also
said that he larger ouays this than in 1856 for
plant equipment America still does have enough such
facilities necessary "A decrease in residential build
be declared than offset by expansion
commercial industrial construction We expect to
moderate growth total construction in 1887 National defense
penditures increasing particular the
the worlds largest bank said that bankers during
1855 high Of responsibility in meeting credit
needs Every said ito advance funds
In promote the maximum growth and production with
particular directed toward the needs Of small business
firms which to national capital markets."
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-08

Science offers women new freedom
from much of the misery OF
change of life, thanks to an
amazing new tablet developed espe-
ciolly to relieve these functiona1ly-
caused discomforts. Doctors re-
ported sensational results using
this remarkable home treatment
alone =. and no costly tnJectto7lsf
Relief for 9 ovf Of 10 TssisdI
Irritability, tortured nerves we're
Gained. Dizziness relieved. Awful
hot flashes subsidized. Here's why.
Unlike aspirin and such general
purpose" remedies, this new tablet
Is a unique combination Of special
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-08

medicines acts directly on the
cause OF these troubles works
through . woman's sympathetic
nervous system to relieve tense
feelings and physical distress that
bring unhappiness to so many.
Clinical tests prove this.
Nov this amazing formula IL
at drugstores without prescription.
ASK for Lydia Pinkham's Tab
let's. Don't let ehange-of-life rob
YOU Of joyl Get handy Pinkham's
Tablets. Contain bodybuilding
iron. See how fast you can feel
your happy self again - without
costly shots (Also liquid Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.)
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-08

The Rev. Robert F. Purcell,
ST. Creighton University speech
instructor. received q master Of
arts degree from st. Louis Uni
versity Sunday. February 3.
Father Purcell, who did eradu-
ate work In speech, Is one Of
246 who received degrees at the
midgear eonferraI.
The Omaha guide., 1957-02-08
"Wh0 Says You Need Costly Shots
70 Relieve Hot Flashes And
Irritation From Change Of Life2"

( Mrs. A. M, Watonsa, Okla. adds. middle age
J was torture. Had costly shots times = week
! but got no relief. Then took Pinkhsm's Tablets.
I They brought me new happiness, eomfortr'
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/ depend largely on Congress. but
added:
IN stick my neck out and
say the President will stay be-
tween three and four weeks and
I'll stick my neck out again
and say it might not be pos
sible for him to get here before
the second week in August.
Mr.. Hagerty and his aides
conferred with Mayor John j.
Sullivan and newsmen in the
City Council chamber.
He said Mr.. Eisenhower will
fly into Quonset Point Naval
Air Station and cross Nara
ganset Bay in a Navy boat to
his vacation site at the Naval
base on Coasters Harbor Island
He told the Mayor Mr.. Eli
senhower is receptive" to a
municipal reception.
The Mayor suggested the
President come to the Nays
feet landing in this old city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

Of the union election to be held
at a convention in Miami
Beach in September. If Hoffa is
acquitted or if the jury is un-
able to agree on a verdict,
veterans in the labor field be-
lieve that he will have a good
chance of succeeding President
Dave Beck, who has said he
will not run for reelection.
Beck has been removed from
the executive board of the ALL
CIO on grounds that he mis-
used union funds.
Possible Penalties
Maximum penalties for the
crimes with which Hoffa is
charged are: conspiracy, five
years and $4,000 fine: bribery
three years and three times the
amount Of the bride; obstruct-
ing a Senate inquiry, nve years
and $4,000 fine.
Mr.. CheaSty has testified he
first was approached by Fish
bach. former counsel for Con-
gressional committees here,
with the proposition to re-
lay confidential Senate data
to Fishbach and Hoffa. Mr.
Cheasty. a former Secret Serv-
ice agent, declared that Hoffs
later agreed to pay him ar
overall sum of $4,000 for such
services. Mr.. Cheasty said he
revealed the alleged plot to
committee members and that he
agreed to play along in order
to expose it.
But in testimony Tuesday ano
yesterday. Hoffa calmly but
strongly denied he ever discus
sed such an arrangement with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

case of the Teamster official
1t was deemed unlikely the
case would be placed in the
jury's hands by Fedreal Judge
Burnita S. Matthews before to.
morrow.
Testimony in the case indi.
Gated that defense attorney Ed.
ward Bennett Williams would
stress two main points in his
summation:
u Hoffa hired John eye
Cheasty, a lawyer and star Gov
eminent witness, merely as q
legal representative and he hac
no idea that certain document:
given him by Mr.. Cheasty hao
been removed from the secret
files of the Senate committee
investigating labor racketeering
90 Hoffa was framed By
Mr.. Cheasty.
The outcome of the trial is
doubly important to the short
scrappy union leader because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Mr.. Cheasty.
CneaSCy.
Testihes to Source

Mr.. Cheasty.
Testifies to Source
He said that when Mr.
Cheasty turned over some
material to him concerning
Dave Beck and others, Mr.
Cheasty told him that the data
was given him by a friendly
newspaper reporter.
In concluding testimony yes
| terday. Hoffa declared that,
when he was shown the war
rant for his arrest by FBl
agents last March Is. he COM
mented, Whats Cheasty do
ing here?"
But, in rebuttal, Mr.. Troxell
called two FBI agents who tes-
titled Hoffa had inquired, who
is CheaSty? / don't know him.
Earlier in the trial another
FBI agent had attested to the
same remark.
The trial has followed a tor.
tuous path since it began last
June 10. Originally. Fisch.
bach was a co-defendant with
Hoffa. But Fischbach's lawyer
Daniel B. Maher, was taken Ill
and FiSchbach was separated
from the current case to be
tried later.
Race Issue Raised
Another twist in the trial &C.
Cured when Mr.. Williams in
| jected the race issue into it BY
asking Mr.. Cheasty if he hac
used an alias when he investi-
gated as Mr.. Williams put it
the National Association fol
the Advancement of Colorec
People in Florida. There are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

president Of the Charles Town
Horse Show Association. Other
new officers are Mrs. Frances
L. Wysong, vice president. and
c. NJ. B. Brown, secretary
treasurer.
Dates for the annual horse
show to be held on the racing
track of the turf club here.
were announced as August IS
and Is, while the annual as
ISOLATION racing meeting-to be
held on the same strip-will
cover the week of August IL to
II inclusive.
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and be received at Old Colony
Courthouse-now a historical
site-from whose steps both
George Washington and the
Marquis de Lafayette spoke in
colonial times.
Mr.. Hagerty was accom-
panied by communications ex-
perts. security men and others
of the White House staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

eight Negroes on the jury.
Mr.. Cheasty denied investi-
eating the organization and
then pictured himself as hav-
ing championed Negro aims
while working on race prob
lens for Florida authorities.
Former heavyweight cham
pion Joe Louis was among the
trial spectators Tuesday and
yesterday. He said he was in
town on business and wanted
to see how his good friend
Hoffa was doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

with Mr.. Cheasty. He declared
the latter merely went along
with what Fischbach and Hoffa
proposed.
Mr.. Troxell hammered at
the theory that Hoffa know :
ingly hired Mr.. Cheasty as a
spy. He didn't want legal adj
vice, he wanted secret docu-
ments." the prosecutor de-
clared.
Refers to $4,000 Passing
Mr.. Troxell referred to the
passing Of $4,000 by Hoffa to
Mr.. Cheasty on the street near
the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
rs that the way a lawyer
is paid by his client-$2, 900
transferred in a handshake on
q sidewalk" the prosecutor
asked.
The prosecutors statements
came during final arguments
to the jury which has been
hearing the bribery-conspirac,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

Vacation Seen
For President

NEWPORT. r. l., July 10 up.
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
probably will come here in mid
August and remain for a three
or four weeks vacation, James
c. Hagerty. White House press
secretary said today.
Mr.. Hagerty said dates of
the Presidents trip here will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
Cheosty Tricked Hoffo;
u. S. Prosecutor Admits
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

Prosecutor Edward Troxel today told District Court
jury that was true John eye Cheasy had deceived Hyman
Fischbach and Teamster Vice President James R. Hoa
But, the prosecutor continued. had not Mr.. Cheasy
deceived them Hoa would have destroyed the select
committee" Investigating labor racketeering
Mr.. TroXel declared that the did not originate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
churIes Town Group
Picks Horse Show Head

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
July 10 Especially Thornton
T. Perry. jr.. has been elected
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Situotion Wanted

MAN with ton dump truck desires
hauling of any kind rubbish asnes,
dirt; garages torn down; easements
and attics cleaned. GL. 1891.
BABY sitting, retired registered nurse
will baby sit in your home; day or
night. RE. l-7138. -
ALTERATIONS of all ladies' clothing
also remodeling: spring coats, SUITS
and dresses a speciality; all WORK
guaranteed; reasonable. RE. 1-332I.
WILL care for children in my home
days. while mother works. RE-
2-8l86
FINE sewing at sensible cost, altera-
tions, hens, etc; Five Points area
Ii. 1924
FOR competent cooks, maids, day
workers. chauffers. and housemen'
call Newell Employment Service,
SW 1-4718; try our 8 hour, day
workers, S6-S8 per day; references
thoroughly checked.
CHILD care in my home for working
or shopping mothers; fenced yard.
" 1866.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ACCOUNTANT. degree. systems
und procedures S6400-Sl5 900
E.E.s, stott level. relocate to $4,000
MES. design background.
heavy equip. .. ... to $4,000
PURCHASING. eng. degree.
prefer Me. ssoo-slooo
WAGE AND SALARY odminis-
uotion. degree. nultiplont Open
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS. E.E.,
B.S. 10 Ph.D., no fee to Sl4 1000
SALES ENGINEERS. NE. degree.
locol . S60o-Seoo
PLANT SUPERTNTENDENTS (2l.
knowledge Of estimating and
ability to bring in business.
excellent opportunity S6o0-S800
COMMERCIAL
INTERNAL AUDITOR. TO So.
degree and public exp.
excellent opportunity . $500 +
n. ACCOUNTANT, young. degree.
potentol for beginner . TO S375
GENERAL ACCOUNTANT. recent
Grad or exp. ........... to $3.50
COST ACCOUNTANT to 80. prefer
decree, know standards to $500
UTILITY CLERK. phone contacts.
some delivery via truck.
some typinG ........-... to $3.50
IBM OPERATOR. wire and
operate. exceptional
opportunity ......-. S350-S425+ +
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Special
Projects. lots Of Public
Relations ........- .-...,..... S400
SALES
SALESMAN. national office
equipment, some accounting
troininG or background.
excellent training program S40o
SALES. graduate engineer. relocate.
excellent opportunity ...... $500
SALESMAN, exp. milling. brooch-
inc and grinding. tostmovinq
item ..-...... ............ Open
Many OF our Employers W
g. ,.rau r,,,rrl;f;od
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'11] ]l1,S7T;S, "; ';'TSS
Member Of c. Z. S. n.
oPP0RT u MITE S
Al Companies
Top Notch Positions
MALE

Top Notch Positions Al Companies
MALE FEMALE
CONTACT MRS.HADLEY CONTACT MRS. ROBERTS
TOOL ROOM FOREMAN job SECRETARY. Controller. no short
shop exp S75o0S9 accounting exp S350S4o0
$500 ohnh1ni Fl0ou0"0n 'i
METALURCT degree powdered FXc1VE SECRETARY monoos
metal exp. 500 , .onsrI.nnt rr;ro,ra 9
CHEMIST decree production years exp S32oS35O
lob $500 DICTAPHONE SECRETARY
-, Cleveland $500
IN Dh4t IoN[E Doolo exp. BURROUGHS Blk. MACHINE
eoucdN0n H. D ing o4oo040o OPER. Euclid
min. yrs exp. mill COMPTOMETER OPER age so.
supplies. iorgings. cosungs ll:3O3O a. M Euclid S32o
$3.50 RELIEF PBXTYPST
CHEM LAB ASSISTANT. TypsT advartsiro rcr,r1Cy ~
yrs. college chemistry $3.50 not enaeJ 304n S75n
ESTIMATOR machine TYPSTRECEPTONST young.
shop practices 0 IS Euclid S240
INDUSTRIAL CREDIT exp good LIN I'm ry pN'N 'Ype eo7s
with figures and rrYrypTTrp zrJrr ,,.o ~
Ponoence' z'5O S4OO .......... s25os275
SHEET STEEL exp $500 BANK Heights
COST ACCOUNTANT exp s4oo ,YPnl9 c1rpy te 'z'O
SALESMAN. 2229 exp .... s22s
travel company S325 COST CLERK. Euclid, typnq
an ~rcr, r- , $3.50 ......-. S225
Lf9 I. -. ~ g- Ge9e S5o
~ i9 '' MAnFLE CLERK. light Yping
OFFICE BOY. $3.50 .-'. $3.50
Cell For Appointment e:30 An. to $500 Pm.
EmploVmenf Service Is Our Business
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FOR SALE-H0use Truilers
Rummoge Soles

RUMMAGE sale in basement of Col.
linwood Congregational Church
Aspinwall and East 150th st.
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FE M a LIE
sTENoGRAPHERs AND
GENERAL OFFICE
SECRETARY to Weep"
unlimited opportunity S375 up
ENGINEERS secretary. type. SH.
dictophone. reports ..... S340 up
EXECUTIVE secretary. experienced,
excellent opportunity . 10 $3.50
STENOGRAPHER. SH.
statistical reports ....., $3.50 r
SECRETARY. soles.
executive obility ..... $3.50
SECRETARY. for one man.
correspondence. leorn
electrical terms .... S300-S325
ANOTHER Weep" wants q
secretorY. muture woman $3.50
DICTAPHONE operator. fost.
accurate tYpist. international
correspondence .............. $500
CLERK tYpist, sales dept.
accurate ....... S265
CLERK tYpists. voried duties.
many .... s26o-s2so
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL
MEDICAL secretary. SH S300-SS35o
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN.
limited exp. ............. to $500
INDUSTRIAL LIBRARIAN.
degree ......... ..........- open
DETAILER. experienced S400-s5oO
WRITER. will truin good tYpist s2s5
RECEPTIONIST. tYpist.
lovely atmosphere ....... S285
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS.
lst and Ord shifts ..... TO S296
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR. Remington Rond $3.50
ACCOUNTING clerk. tYping to $500
OFFICE MANAGER. some book
keeping and tYping -... S325
TEACHERS. secondary. English.
Sociol Sciences OF Moth.
Home Economics Open
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST.
one-qirl office ....... $500 up
Il PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
Men and Women.
PM. Monday through FridoY
Pm. and Evenings by Appointment
ROUND THE CLOCK!
M. Anderson. Owners
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urodes ....... to s75 SMALL puyTon Euclid Ave. s32
Many many openings ovoube immediately
10 Check with today. MonY Of our employers
TO qualified applicants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. one OF N
Lovely brick rambler offering 3
hedTms., den. 2 full baths. liv. rm.
with fireplace. formal din. rm. and
fully EQUIP. kit /, all on main level;
bSmt with = bath and outside en-
trance; Diet. brick garage, hesuti-
fully HANDICAPPED lot. Priced at
S2l $50. Fer further details call
THE DARBY CO. IA. 5-939J
Once open u iii q
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l1.0Uv-N 900 DOWN FAIRFAX
T0WNE!. = new houses. side BY
side for Nom and Pop. son-in- ~
and daushter Cape Cod STYLED
big daylight bsmt.. g large rms
on LIST a., fireplace Stairway to
lot, Value plus. Phone now. JE. s.
20n3. VIM A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC. Member Multiple Listing Ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SI5,O5O - Very close-in rambler.
Like hrand-new with q lovely lge.
lot, with trees. Three bedrms.. Ice
equipped kitchen and tremendous
daylight basement. GRAHAM a. CO..
Ju. 5-6ol0. JU. 5-6550. . till D.,
THE MOST FOR THE LEAsT-At-
trae :-hedrm. fun bsmt. rambler:
price, S1s.000, A. J. KESSINGER
& Co, JU. 9-4544.
TODAY'S BEST BUY-Only Si4,75n,
with small down payment. will
move you into this lovely corner
brick home, Large living room. sep
arate dining room, 3 bedrooms.
Close to school and TRANSPORTATION.
LEO A. Dryer AND co, INC.
JU. O-kO33, Mrs. Wills, Pa. 6-9f65
SI6,e5O-FOUR BEDRMS. and TWO
FULL BATHS. This all-brick home
has a separate dining room, full
trees. Terrific location. Won't last
long, GRAHAM q Co, JU. 5-6a50
or Ju 5-6Oll. n til 8.
BEDROOM COUNTRY SPLIT
IEV3' plus lge. rec nm. din. rm..
:. baths. dble. earport. fully air.
eond etfe lot mr.. Colesville ONLY
asking S2s,a50 A j. KESSINGER
3 co. ~. 9-A544'
CUSTOM ENGLISH COTTAGE-Part
stone on u acre Of wooded land
with many azaleas in Woodside
Park; 4 lge bedrms.. full bsmt
with rec. rm. and garage. just
listed. A real home for the sue
cesSful man. "A. J. KESSINGER 4
Co. Ju. 0-4544
i-BEDRM., 2-bath. brick Cape Cod
with rec, rm deep level lot. ~ H.
ave ext. Assume lge ar loan
$4,000. BEERS BROS, JU 5-78l0
NON-GI--Many /, and ) bedrm
homes, and 1906 dn.. bal "a
and 20 yrs. at 50 TO qualified
buyers No End trust CLAUDE
WOOD. JU, $1,000. LO. 4-7700.
FOUR BEDROOMS--Sep. dining, .
baths. full bsmt. and lovely An
ished rec, rm. A tremendous living
nm, and loads OF closets. Custom
built in excellent location. S2.,A5n
GRAHAM g. CO, Ju. 5-b550,
ROCK CREEK HILLs--Magnlficent
home for the discriminating buyer
LIST level has liv. rln,, dining tIn
and ktt,; few steps to I'd level having
4 bedrms.. tlused. as a comfy DEM
and = baths; few steps down to
lower level having rec. rm., maids
nm. and tiled bath: double garage.
Call OIL. s-a0TQ It'll q pm.
ANDR1S REALTY, INC.
SoMERSET--Brick rambler full OF
charm. Floor plan includes bedrms..
paneled den, . baths. IiY. rm., dining
rm. and fine kit; rec. rm., maids
rnl and bath in bsmt.; garage. Terms
available, Call OIL. 2-n070 til q pm,
ANDRIS REALTY. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

CHENY CHASE, near Western ave
and River rd.-If . large bedrms.
VIII do. you won't find a better
orick Colonial; center ent. liy. rm.,
dtn rm.. kit. large porch; built Tin
garage; full bSint. beautiful lot
Sl9,I1O, BIIIINGSIEY REALTY
CO. en-. o-232f; ewes. HO a-aSTi
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
GLENMONT
WOOD CO., Realtors
A
10. 9-T2pd I'll $40
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Gaithersburg Realty, Inc.

10 ACRES with 7.rm. modern
nome, on high elevation. mr.. Gath.
eTSburg. x@3. IftU
FOR YOUNG OR OLD, In modern
@-sedrm. home; exceptionally neat
and clean with fun bsint.. Iis acres,
al fenced; meat house. chicken
house. $4,000.
YOU'D YOU PAY SIS 600 for a
SEQ 900 homes Here Il is. A 2-Story
brick: f-bedrm s-bath home, IN
excellent condition. double garaEe
and Il acres OF land, suitable for
= excellent building lots Sell the
lots and have a low-eoSt home. All
from $50 600.
10 ACRES on hard road within
easy committing distance. j families
could have . aires each. and choose
their neighbors. Al for $1,000.
SEVERAL LIKE THIS ONE HAVE
SOLD Attractive new brick ram
bleT, close 20 ACC. schools ard shop
PING 3 large bedFms.. large living
rm. with fireplace extra-iaTse mod
ern kitchen. beautiful pine-paneied
recreation nm. oil heat. Sla.950
Pc. 2-s442, Gaithersburg 40l
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GAITHERSBURG--Prac. new 3-bed-
TIA tmI i ram i rambler, lss lily; I'm
lot. Cony 10 schools. shops. posi-
ONCE, bank, etc Sl5..0O. Another
with .brk. frt.. Sl5,25O. Also brk.
rambler with 3 bedrmB iirepl in
Nv. rm. tiled oath. lee. kit. full
bsmt-, earport; is.acre lot, fenced
~ back. $40 500 KAY BOWLING.
Nashington Grove, Nd, daithcrs-
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HAmLET--Brand-new massive brick.
priced in the mid-5Os. De lnxe
kitchen, huge library. bedrooms:
located In Washington.s finest
b-021l or OIL. B-2344. THOMAS
y. FISHER u CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

GLEN MAR PARK-In the highly
popular sumner pringfield area. on
Mass. ave a-bedroom brk, Colonial
WIN slate roof: lst-FLooR Law:
and parochial schools. owner urges
quick sale. MAKE OFFERi Al.
sumo ~ Gil loan. FRANK 81
PHILLIPS, ID. 7-l4ll ewes, OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

kEN,sINGToN--on lac. corner lot
this 3-bedrm.. bfk., fulisbsint' ram.
bler, With garage, Owners don't want
fabulous price--they want To-
sell Asking $4,000. Call 10 n.
1909 now. HuGofNS d HARRISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

on i4.aere lot With fenced rear
yard. There Is q 2i-ft. liv. rm., XII,
with eating space. 3 becrms. and
full bsmt. Emmed occupancy. Only
Sl1.p5u with GOOD financing ROR-
scHAcH REALTY. IIu7 W Broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

SILVER SPRING; 81 900 down. 500
per mo. (non-GD mr.. st. John's-
Three-bedrm. rambler: Ice. xii. with
eating space, stove. refgr. and
clothes washer; rear SCI. porch
overlooking level lot. near the park
Priced az 1850. DONALD &.
YOUNKIN. Realtor, 10. 4-SO.2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

HILLANDALE--Lovely brick rambler
on nearly an acre OF ground partly
wooded. beautiful area. features
Ice bedrms, ga baths, sep, din.
rfn., .nrepl, garage Call HE 4-640o
'til . pin. HuDH T. PECK.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH

1A1tI1IN6 TON, 1NO1t II
Beautiful. big center-hall brick
rambler; 6 large rooms. 2 baths and
screened porch on flrst floor: full
basement. 3lx16-ft. finished recrea-
tion room with fireplace. half-bath
and garage. Near Williamsburg jun
Tor High, on quiet street. Almost
value at S3i $50.
.THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
IA. 5-3TO0 Ewes, ia n 30gh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-No money
down TO vets. this financing ar.
raneed 10 months aRo. Only a
few loans left. Call today for this
luxury 6-rm. brick home; IA ''le
baths. recreation basement. excel
lent close-in location. only Si0,-50
Including Sl00 settlement charges.
w. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l40O
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

$3.50 DN.-of viers MIL I'd. Brick,
: bedrms.. bsmt. Cant miss price,
81 300. easy payments. Cali Mr..
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
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North Arl.---CiasSic 4-bedrm. brick
Colonial on large lot oyerIooking
sold course. Asking S45 600. Sew
eIai other superior offerings in
choice locations. " w BLACK
MAN, INC. IA. 7-277S. IA. 8
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Selling old stone house of OF farm,
ten minutes from new ACC BLDG,
house completely rebuilt with best
equipment; Just reprinted inside.
also garage, ham house, slave quar-
tiers, | mile from school. churches
stores; can use house June. July.
August before settlement nec..
macadam driveway with trees beauti-
fully located; owners going abroad.
call owner. Mr.. LEE. MO. 3-4653,
Frederick Md. Firm price, SOS, 900.
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BRADLEY HILLS

so 5OO-Sparkling new rambler. on
an excellent levei. lot, with trees
dining room. big all-eiectric Kitchen
with de luxe equipment and spacious
living room with attractive fireplace
wall full basement has paneled
recr. room. y bath and hobby room
wv wv b WRSfaHaTT' IN assann itii p b
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SIs:lsh FOR IMls SMOOTH ROst
Giant DAYLIGHT bsmt. with "a bath.
: really nice bedrms. on LIST level,
nrepl, eating space in kit Level
fenced lot. Assume financing $4,000
down acceptable. Vacaut. Call to-
day jE 3-2093. q till n. VIM A
CHAPMAN REALTY INC. Member
Multiple listing Exchange