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BRAVES, S; CARDINALS, /
Totals 81 5 27Ia Totals 81 1878
Called out on strikes for Jones in

I0tAle d. ~ 10 lOtolB o. -. u
Called out on strikes for Jones In
Called cut on strikes for Schmidt
safe on error for Mizeu in 9TH.
a Ran for Cooper in eth. -. !.
Milwaukee O04 0l0 000-b
Runs-Schoendie Tore. Math.
ews t21. Aaron. Boyer. ErroT-Math-
evs. Runs batted in-Torre Mathews
CO., Logan t2). Meyer. Two-base hits
Tore. Logan. Aaron. Home runs
Mathews Boyer. Double plays
Mathews 20 echoendienst TO Tore;
Shoendtenst to Logan TO Tore. Left
on bases-Miivaukee, @; 81. Louis
Bases on balls-On conley. 4; on
Jones 4; on Schmidt. /. Struck out
By Conley. 2; BY Jones, 2: By Schmidt
Oh Schmidt. 2 in 2 innings; on Misell.
o in 2 innlngs; on Jackson. 0 in 2
innings. Runs and earned runs-on
Conley. lei; on Jones. a.; on Schmidt.
1.1;. on Mizell 90; Oh Jackson. 90.
Hit By piteher-By Jones (covington)
Wild piteh-eehmidt, Winning pitcher
--conley (S-5l. LOSING pitcher-Jones
800. umpireS--JackoWski. Crawford.
Venom. Ballanfant. Time-2:23. At
tendance-35.339.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
As. ~: INDIANS, o-s
To si:G Ss o II aT q. c. T. h 80 ssG II
Hit into double play for Martin

Totals IS II 27e Totals 20 3 "a IL
I Flied out for. cerv In 5rd.
Hi into double play for Martin
: 3 Struck out for Gray in 9Th.
Cleveland =. 80 900 900 000---0
Runs--Power, Martin, Held. II.
Smith, DeMaestri. Carver (2). Errors
-DeMaestri, Maris Runs batted in
Power t4l, H. Smith. Carver Oh.
smith scored IN 18th on Maris' error.
Two-base hits-H. Smith, Naragon.
Home run-Power, Double plays
Martin TO Hunter to Power: Avila to
-Kansas City. I; Cleveland. 5. bases
on balls--off Carver. 2: on Daley, /:
on Gray, 1; on Tomanek, I. Struck
out-By Carver. 9; by Daley, 4 By
3 innings: on Gray, 4 IN 3 INNINGS;
on Tomanek, o in innings. Runs
and earned runs-On Carver. 90:
Oh Daley. sc: on Gray. III: OF
Tomanek, 90 hit by pitcher-By
Carver "a. smith. wild pitch-dray.
Balk - Carver. Winning pitcher -
Carver (5.1Ol, Losing piteheF-paley
(1.sl. umpires-summers. Homo
chick, Flaherty, chylak Time-2;34.
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7; ORIOLES. Z
TOtals Ise Il 27ll Totals saSsT 10

Totals 80 II ~ II Totals 33 "a ID
/ Struck out for Lehman IN 9th.
! sinsied for Walker II 7th. -. !.
Esw York = az o6h SSS-a
Runs = Mcpousald, Howard 90,
sscwTSn CO. Carey. johnson ,ISS zp MSsin-
Runs batted in--carsy t2l, Kncsss,
McDougald, Skowron. johnson, Maptle,
Robinson, Miranda. Tw0-hase hits
Subsk, Carey, MeDoYssld .,, M s.sl:.
nce--Kuhek. Sacrifiee ny = Miranda.
Double piay--Miranda to neyd. Left
on hases-New York. o: Baltimore, 9:
Kucks. .: % oDeli. i. Struck out
By Lehman, 4; BY Kueks. 4; by Walker,
ID . inninss; on walker. 2 IL | inning;
Runs i and earned runs%oa KucEs, s.s;;
o'peli. 90; Oh Grim. 90. Wild pitch
Lehman. Winning pitcher = kueks
s7-7l. LOSING pitcher-Lehman l3-3l.
Empires = Paparella. Hurley. Runee
and. umont. Time-2:ls. Attendance
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Struck out for wesiTum in sth
Struck out for Antonelli IN 9th.
New YORK 900 do VVV-0

Runs---Ashburn. Hammer. Errors
S SsPonski 9EG .mns En; oesttsd n
ski. Sacrifice ny--Hamner Double
plays--Harris to Spencer 10 Harris.
Kazanski TO Hammer 70 Bouchee. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. 10; New York,
AntOnelli. 4. Struck out---By Sanford,
3: BY Antonelli 8. Runs and earned
runs-on Sanford. 90; on AntonSlii,
go. Winning pitcher-Sanford CiB-l).
6 fniaif gsSfnst-Aqbs SS.o .:s2,.
Lsndes. Time-2:1O. Attendance
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GIANTS, SO: PHILLIEs, OF
TG,tt;stls a., :: 3,.a7 Totals gas:7 Y

Runs - O'Connell. Mays. Thomson
I'd. Thomas. Errors-Barclay, Bres-
soud. Runs batted tn--Thomas. Sauer
o,connell 81, Two-base hit-Ashburn.
Innrese.. I hit-Msys ~. Home run
Iinee hy-eauer Double play-Hearn
@ Hemus TO Bouehee, left on bases-
p s.,,phn 81 New York; s: Bases
Struck on0By Haddix. =; ~ ~ ssreisy
Hits.-oh Haddix, z in al Innings:
/ In I inning, Runs and earned runs
90 HaddiS. SIS: on Miller, DO OF
piteheT--Barelay (6-7l. LOSING pitcher
-Haddix a.. ~. Umplres = -Landes,
Baker. Dascoli. secory Tlme-2.ll
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Ben HUNDLEY IS
MORE Than A
mere PICTURE!

Ben HundIey has owned this business
for IS years! He's real flesh and blood
man -. a man you can talk to, look in
the eye and shake hands with. BE.
CAUSE HE is A REAL, LIVE, RE-
SPONSIBLE MAN, HE CAN MAKE
STATEMENTS AND GUARANTEES
AND BACK THEM UP TO YOU FACE
TO FACE IN PERSON.
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D. c. Nursing Post
ADDointmentMude

The District Health Depart
ment has appointed Mrs. Edna
H. Treasure to head the Inspec-
ton and Standards Division of
the Bureau of Public Health
Nursing.
Mrs. Treasure resigned from
the faculty of the Catholic Uni
versity school of nursing to &C
cept the post. it was announced
yesterday. She is a former as
sistant administrator and chief
nurse at Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital. administrator of
the National Homeopathic Hos
pital here and consultant to the
Federal Works Agency.
She is a graduate of Catholic
University and holds doctorate
in education from the University
of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Unit Chairman Named
For Symphony Drive

Benjamin B. Treadwell has
been named business chairman
Of the 9th annual sustaining
fund campaign of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
Mr.. Treadwell directory pro-
duction manager of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
Co., will open his part of the
drive with conference at 4:30
pm. tomorrow in the Statler
Hotel.
Those attending will include
John F. Grindle, vice chair
man; Carl L. Shipley. general
campaign manager; Mrs. Arthur
T. Lyon. general vice chairman;
Carson G. Frailey. president of
the National Symphony Asso-
citation; Mrs. Jouett Shouse, as
ISOLATION vice president, and
DR.. Howard Mitchell, conductor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
ErIebocher Head Elected
By Connecticut Ave. Unit

Jules Winkelman. president Of
Erlebacher, Inc. was elected
president Of the Connecticut
Avenue Association at the groups
annual meeting last night.
Leo M. Bernstein, president Of
the Guardian Federal Savings
and Loan Association and local
realty man, was named chair
man of the board of a new 49,
man board of directors.
The dinner-business session,
which included approval of a
new set of bylaws and discus
sion of the groups annual
"Washington's Birthday Blood
Donor Drive" was held in the
Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. Winkelman, of $500 @
street NV. succeeds Julian
Kaye, president of Casual
Corner.
Vice President Chosen
Miss Ethel M. Fistere of Arthur
} Murray Studios and Robert
Lyon of the Bank of Commerce
were elected first and second
vice presidents, respectively.
Donald E. Doyle of Lincoln Ma
tional Bank and John c. Brink
man of the National Bank of
Washington we're named secre-
tary and treasurer.
Mr., Kaye, plus the six new
officers, also were elected to the
board of directors for three-year
terms.
Six association members were
named to two-year terms. They
are Miss Rosalie E. Devote, Biggs
Antique Co.. Inc: Cabot Field
man, the Jenny Shoppe; Alfred
Pasternak of Pasternak's; Isidore
Semsker. Cartons. Inc; William
A. Tilley, Walpole Brothers, Inc,
and Marin Zuesse of Guardian
Federal Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION.
Named to one-year terms
were Charles A. Camalier Of
Camalier and Buckley: Eppa A.
Eldred of the Mayflower Hotel:
James T. Hester. and j. Slater;
Morris v. Rosenbloom. American
Surveys; Allen H. Saturn, Will
liam-Allen Shoes, and Ben
jamin Zweben of Joan Roberts. .
Donor Plans Outlined
The special blood driye effort. |
to be held on February %, was
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ticSoIeT FHOIO.
outlined by Mr.. Rosenbloom. The
Mayf1ower will provide space
from II am. to pm. for &C.
commodation of donors.
The drive last year supplied
the Red Cross with 275 pintS
of blood. The goal this year has
been set at 800.
Special guests were John H.
Kaufman. assistant business
manager Of The Star and chair
man of the District Blood Donor
Recruitment Committee; Hope
well Darneille, a Red Cross
official and director of blood
donor recruitment, and Carlton
Thompson, personnel manager
of the Mayflower. They urged
the group to stress personal con-
tact in recruiting donors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

Come see oil the convenience
features and at this low, low
sole price. This is the answer
TO eosier, pleasant, modern liv-
ing! Big. full-width freezer,
sleomins beige interior :.
this is buy you must see!
SedrS Stores
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child in the District each yeal
to be 1901, in Virginia, sos:
and in Maryland, $7.s6. Federal
funds would total 1925 million
each year.
The matching requirement is
based on "a formula taking into
account the number of school,
age population in each State
and State income per school age
child.
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only State funds could be used
to meet the matching require
ment.
3. Maryland would receive $4.-
100000 and match that with
S5.309,000 with State or local
funds. AS with every State, only
state funds would be used in the
matching requirement after the
first year.
The breakdown. prepared by
the Department of Health. Ed
ucation and Welfare. showed the
programs Federal allotment per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
u. ). School Aid
Figures Given

If President Eisenhower's re-
quest for S1,3 billion to rebuild
the Nations school system is
authorized by Congress, the Dis
trict. Maryland and Virginia
would figure in this fashion:
l. The District would receive a
Federal allotment of 1888, 900
in each Of the next four years
of the program. The city would
match this amount for a total
of $2,666,0O0 earmarke for
school construction.
2. Virginia would receive So
275,000 in Federal funds and, in
the first year of the program S
operation. would match the
grant with $6.0l8,00O by either
State or local funds. Thereafter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

l43-sq.-in. vieweble oreo.
cleor sharp picture plus full
tone. Complete portability
carry il from room 10
room. Regularly low priced
at $l29.95.
Sears s Stores
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Highest Peak

RALEIGH. N. C.-Mount Nit
chell i'll North Carolina. with an
altitude of Gill feet, is the high
est peak in the Appalachian
range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
July %

Wyott's deputy becomes an out
cost in Dodge City. Hugh O'Brion.
e-Privote Secretary. Comedy.
Susie schemes for poy raise and
circurvents the usual procedure
OF appealing to the boss. Ann
Sothern.
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900

4-Meet MeGrow. Mystery.
McGrow accepts one of his touqh-
est jobs when q citizens commit
tee hires him to cIeon I'D a
rocket-ridden town, in Border
City,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
CLEVELAND PARK

NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Spacious well-built house over
looking Rosedale Estate. hedrms.
2 baths. powder rm modern equip
ment: lovely garden Perfect for
children and guests Call Mrs
Tirana. EN- 3-4592 II A GILL &
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHEp

COLORED - SAVE YOUR DOWN
tedee' 6-r% brick in TOP NV. loo
firepl.: 2 porches; full bSmt.: gas
h.-w.h; ST. 3-44l5. LA. 6-0462. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
MOTELS FOR SALE
CHURCHES FOR SALE

ATTENTION BROKERS - 3-story
stone structure with bsmt. avail
able. Main auditorium, 3 floors
class rooms: being used now as
church and for Sunday school
services. 1000 z. Capitol St. Offers
invited. For more information call
Ii, 3-6744. 10. S5571 or ia
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HOUSES for SALE. NV, Cont. !
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5

5245 43rd st. n.w.-2-bedrm., full
bsmt.. brick 2-story home in excel
neighborhood; fenced rear yard
Priced S14.950. Terms. Call Miss
Reynolds. MA. S-9340: ewes, Ii. 4.
4341. OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor.
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R0CkYILLE-Brick bedrooms,
living room with fireplace. dining
room, kitchen, AND hath: full base
ment and garage; Sll0 month. Pc.
s-AooH
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, MD. For sale by
OWNER. Attractive brk. Cape Coo
on wooded lot in lovely Hillmead
oedrms.. full tile baths, liy
kit, including dishWasher and
disposal; full bgmt. and finished
rec. rm.. patio and fenced in real
YARD. A bargain in the low $50
900. Call OIL. 6-6257.
BETHESDA - Moving abroad; avail
July-Aug.. l-yr. -old hfk. split-level;
3 bedrms, . baths: Lear gar: rec
rm;. with hrepl; patio: ST. 300
includes washer and drier. OIL
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n. ARLINGTON. 1924 N. 22nd---
3 bedrms. brick colonial, sep. din
rm.. Ice kit. SER. proch, tiled
baSemt., fenced yard. oil heat
Close. schools. Avail. now. SIPS
vlE. 4-5ldI
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9 -BEDRM. HOUSE, newly decorated
automatic gas heat. lac Daring,
ton ST. sc. 10 l-31O0
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TALLs cmuRcn. vA.---ourDooRs

EAItS CHVHIHt w ~-aOUIDOOhH
LIVING 3-bedrm rambler all
new Kitchen. new auto washer
huge rear ward with - large shade
trees and fenced. Option TO buy.
cell JE 9-9iS5, Sat $50 10 ~.
sunday IN ~
WHEATON -3.bedroom brick Colo.
NAL: fireplace. screened porch, Tiled
basement, fenced lot children ac-
KFNNETH n. BALDWIN sls
Cadieux I'd Crosse Point 80
Mich, and Tuxedo 2.0slb.
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ROCKVILLE-We have a wide Sc.
lection Of = and 3 bedrm homes
priced from S15 TO Sl25 per mo
Located within q mi of the Nava
Medical Center and NH. SAMUEL
Z. BOGLEY, INC. Pc. 2-615l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
SUMNER SPRINGFIELD ARIA
Intnacnlaia 2 -hadrn hrk Cnlnnlal

Immaculate 3-bedrm, brk. Colonial
lst-FLOOR Law; full basement.
screened porch; slate roof; beauti-
iul lot. nice trees. public and
parochial schools, asking 500 $50.
fsIis, 80. ~ A. Aod
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CHEVY CHASE, $4,000; OPEN
SUNDAY, . to 9; 100 Quincy ct =
owner is prepared TO sacrifice this
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Needs
extensive redecorating. No reason
able offer will be refused. Very
cow TO schools, shopping. trAnsp.
Dir. out Brookville from Chevy
Chase circle to Quincy st. to home
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, AID
A-OoQO OI 4-RSo1
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MOTELB
% Close to Washington, D. C.,
90 beautiful units and owners home
Income about S5U,OOO. Price, $780,
900 Reasonable cash.
CO. North Carolina. 90 brick units
and owners home Consistent IN
come, S3O.OOu. Price, xlOb,OOO
Small cash
go Close 10 Washington. ID. C.. ~
units, swimmlne pool and restaurant
Rental income, above SlOO,hu. Sub
stantial restaurant net income.
a. Virginia about 80 rooms and
flne dining room, OH four park-like
acres, Elegant owners quarters. In
creasing income, $4,000 per room
annually. Substantial cash.
go Az city, 80 miles from
Washington, d. G; IL rooms and
owners home Income. saS.000
90 Maryland, a. growing in
dustrial city. ~ units and Groom
home adjacent fine chain restau-
rant Income above $4,000. Sub
stantial cash
iNEz CusHARD, REAI!ToR
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WHEATON HTS. $3.50 cash nom
GI---3-bedrm brk sep din, rm
full bSmt., payments less than rent.
public school, immac. cond vac
GIDEON c. JOHNSON. 10 4-tni7.
WOODMOOR - 3 bedrooms. "a
baths, recreation room full base
ment For sale by OWNER Call
~ 7.BnN3 for appointment
CONTINUED on Next Page
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.I.

HILLCREST. 1925 23rd st. &c
Corner brick. lge. living rm.. sep
arate dining rm., kit, Z oedrms
~ baths. lge. rear porch, Lear
garage: custom built: S.5,0OO. For
sale by OWNER. Open SAT and
Sun. 10 to 5, wkdys. by apt. only
BRAND NEW all-brick split-level
house,, rms, fun baths; wall
IL Intercom. and music system
huge level lot: blocks from elem,
high school. Need quick sale. going
" Japan. For details call 10
7-20l3 any time Sunday or after.
BRICK CORNER apis. . rented;
ehanse eA OWNER " S'T IA a-7Cmitoii OK
q Ist ST. 1888 = Ex- Congressman
home. with bedrms,. sep. din.
rm.. full bsmt.. wall-to-wall car
reting: Anchor-fenced yard. VIII
sell on terms. DOUG M. SMILEY,
Realtor UN. 4-S260.
1914 E. CAPITOL ST.-Dwelling
arranged for 2 families; Ia baths
oil h.-v.h. Price, S12.500.
o44 10th st. s.e.-DweIling ar
mo. Price. S12. 800.
Inspection by Appointment
90, MAURICE FITZGERALD o.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TILL 5
1883 d ST. Sc.
CAPITOL HILL
. bedrms., "a baths. living rm.
and den which can be used for
extra bedrm: family rm., knotty-
pine modern kitchen: open on a
nice large patio: Colonial brick,
Malk-in front; two open fireplaceS.
Has to be seen to be appreciated.
OWNER HO. 2-6231.
COL0RED-SI05 DOWN = Don't
miss. this ,brk., with full bsmt., .
front porches. gath and Southern.
COLORED - ONLY $500 DOWN;
1872 Burke ST. sc. between
Armory and D. C. General Hos
pitaD-Completely redec.; . sepa-
rate and complete apis. with .
baths. separate entrances: live in
one and rent other out; fenced
yard; S97 80 mo-, includes every
thing. To inspect. phone STEUART
BROS, INC, DI, 7-2434 or DI
COLORED-LIVE RENT FREE;
226S Mt View pl. Seize. Q
family home: $3.50 down, assume
81 loan. Insp. by appt only. RE.
B-S67S or La. $500.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.

COLORED-CLINToN: brick ram.
bier. low On. pymt.: mod. hrepl.,
2 bedrooms. Open Sun. . til dark
or call for appointment. AMMAN
4 GLOBUS REALTY. INC. RE. s.
5000; ewes. RE. 6-7739.
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BkOADMONT - Falls Church -
Fashionable split level. less than
one year old: 4 bedrms,, y baths
nreplaces, rec. room. 70 others
w Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va
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Beautiful Lewisdale

3 and 4 bedrm. houses. TO !
yrs. old: immed occupancy; Sl26
and Sl35 mo Contact Mr.. Sullivan,
2lOB Fordham 81. or LEWISDALE
PROPERTIES. 1903 Lewisdale DR.,
HA 1920, HA 2-4lOO
COLORED = 1905 KENNEDY ST
NW.--Lge. Diet. home, q bedrms.,
baths. full bsmt.. oil heat. lge. yard,
det lear garage Sl50 per mo. TO
qualified person. MICHAEL WALSH
a. SONS. l21l Eye st. NV, RE =
COLoRED-s0l Y ST. N.E.-In good
sCHAFFERT' 942 Eye st. NV,
MA, s-7S83
COLORED---147 18th ST. S.E.--b-rm,
house. freshly decorated. Key b21
18th ST. ne, Apt / MA. s-a340.
.COL0RED-i2O5 y ST. NE.-Key
at ga 18th st. ne. Apt. 1. 6-rm.
house avail. now. 800 mo Ma.
COLORED-.IO nth ST. s.E.-7
rms gas auto. heat SSb MA.
COLORED--I333 teth ST. N.w.--6
rms, h-w h.. $50 p j WAlSHE,
INC. ID Eye 81. NV, MA s-6i8S.
COLORED--0DI FLORIDA AVE NV
- rms. KIT and bath S65 r. j.
WALSHE. INC. lil5 Eye st. NV.
MA s-B46S.
COLORED-l320 18th ST. N.w.--6
rms, hot-water heat. $50 r. j.
WALSHE, INC, lllb Eye st. NV,
CoLORED-l5O3 ARKANSAS AVE
NWi a lovely section--Semlde
taeheh brick; \ rms, ! "a baths
KITCHENS full bsmt; gas heat
detached brick garage only Sl2t
mo. MR.. NEUMANN, MA. s-239I
COLORED--i1OI HOWARD RID. Sc
--Bright, clean z rms, bath. Goa
heat; $40. ID. 7-Os3O. RIA. 3-3G7B
COLORED--sO. INGRAHAM ST
/ NM bedrm. home, brand-new
/ decorated, garage NJ. AUL HAN.
4 NAN ME, S-il0O
4 COLORED---1ii 18th ST. NE
4 Compl, redec. Germ, side-hall brk
4 full bsmtr cncl pch, gas h. W h.
1 Silu mo rent or sale. OPEN SUN
/ 80, III 7-ssn0
I COLORED-i.Ib L ST. N.W.-H
I rooms and bath. excel condition
handy location. S7b, ST 3-s4S4
COLORED-33O , ST. NE.--Re.
decorated FERN house; Ssb HAIR.
RlsoN a. ADAMS o32 K It, NV.
MA S-s30S.
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SILVER sPRING-White brk. Colo
NAL, 3 bedrms., la baths; Ice. lv.
rm. with f1repl.; sep. din. rm.: kit.
with tablespace; aluminium storm
windows and doors; level lot: close
TO schools shopping, transp. Gil
and FLA financing available or as
sumo Sl3. 900 Sc lst trust: S19.-
Sn0 III ~EQRo
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HOUSES UNEuRN. Cont

p3O3 ROGART RD., Silver Spring
IN Four Corners area-Two bedrms
large finished rm. upstairs; $50 a
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Rn25 2nth AVE

WEST EVANSVILLE. MD.
2 bedrms.. tile bath, LIST a powder
rm, de luxe kit with breakfast bai
sep din rm., lge front porch full
bsmt Rent reduced to Sl10 mo
for immed occup Call OWNER, RA
R-S341 Key at 60oG Goth ave
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screened poreh: immaculate. Sunny
Door. Excellent for small famill
or elderly couple Only Si..ab0
10. $4,000, HIGGINS a. HAIR
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';ETUESDA, 1905 Chelton I'd. -
Brick iiv. rm., 3 bedrooms, bath
dining rooIa, fireplace, side porch
equipped kitchen. full basement
located only 3 blocks from Be.
thesda shopping center; $i30 pei
month. Nav be seen by appoint.
ment only, MRS. GROFF, Hazel
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LANGLEY PARK-Buyer can as
sumo 4eo loan on brick semidet.
8 bedrms.. lst-fl. powder RIM. cow.
TO schools and shopping. $l4,750
or best offer HE 4-f4ti6
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WHEATON AREA, Si3,D50--2 bed :
rm.. .all-brick rambler built 80:
fun bsmt alum. storm windows;
fenced yard; screened side porch
Assume Oh 40 loan. low monthly
payments. OWNER. VIII. 2-g07O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLORED-$6,95O CASH; near l3ti
and You-Brick, q rms, bath, ga
h.-w.h., full bsmt Attention in
Yestors and spectators. FISCHER
OIL 4-7SSS.
ICOLORED-UPPER 18th SIDE.
tached: rooms, 3 baths, rec. rm
gar; also new 6-room detached
with a lot about $50 IT. might ex-
change OWNER, ia. 9-7010.
COLORED - $105 DOWN-Vacant
redeeorated. 6-rm. brick; "a baths
RA. 6-69l2, ia. 9-4679.
COLORED-i9Os 4th ST. NV
open Sun, to o p.m.--Row brick
in lovely cond. 0 rms. 8 porches
Easy terms 70 reliable purchaser
Call RE. 7-5224
COLORED--ith AND PEABODY, al
appr.-4 bedrms., hit. pch., oil hi
gar; mr.. transp. churches. schls
OWNER mo agents., WO. 6-5202
COLORED-4iO8 ILLINOIS AVE
N.W.-6 rms. bath, hot-watel
heat; ise. yard; reasonable. JU
C0LORED = BRIGHTWOOD, 63Ot
eth st. NV, . blks. of Kennel.
storm. hse.; built-in, heated
porches, 2 kits. oil heat: garage
COLORED-MOVE RIGHT IN
brick. open front porch. 2 screened
rear porches, full basement. gas hot
water heat. garage; S13.500. Oper
Sunday afternoon. RIA. 3-55SS
DI. G-5S27