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Ill IOWn.
Bring Your Car in for An Offer
&c STUDEBAKER $170E
w President, 2-Dr., LOU
radio, heater, automatic trans
mission, power steering, two-tone
green.
Sc DesoTO, Hard Top, $1QQS
w radio, heater Power Aooc
f1ite transmission, white walls,
two tone black and white.
E7 PLYMOUTH, $C1OS
" Savoy, 4-Dr., Hard ~AoO
Top, 400 miles, heater, Power
fiite, black and white.
Ee PLYMOUTH, $17QS
w Suburban Station Asoc
Wagon, heater, defroster, signals,
wheel discs, two tone green and
white.
EE PLYMOUTH, 2 $1OOE
co Dr., VS., power AVoo
brakes, radio, heater, two tone
green; one owner.
Xxx FORD, Custom (S), $11OE
cc Abr, radio, heater, AAoc
white walls, seat covers, black
and white.
Xxx CHRYSLER, Wind $17OE
cc sor Newport, Hard Isco
Top, RADIO heater, automatic
transmission. power steering, two
tone green and white.
70 BUICK Special, $OOE
oc Hard Top, radio, heat OJc
er, Dynafiow, white walls, black
and white.
70 CHEVROLET, Bel $O7E
oc air Convertible, radio, Osc
heater, Power Glide, light green.
Sharp!
53 sTUDEBAkER' $6Q5
oO Commander, VS., A. Voc
Dr., radio, heater, overdrive, light
green; same as new; new tires.
70 CHEVROLET, 2-Dr., $cOE
oc black and white, Voc
heater, defroster, signals, seat
covers.
20 DODGE, Coronet VS., $cOE
cc radio, heater, two Voc
tone blue, white walls.
70 CHEVROLET (210) $7OE
cc 2-Dr., radio, heater, soc
signals, brown and tan; like new.
Xxx CHEVROLET " Ton sOOS
W Pickup, heater, de- ooo
froster, signals, red.
20 PLYMOUTH, Belvi- $gOE
w dere, Hard Top, radio, coc
heater, two tone blue; one owner.
70 CHEVROLET, Abr, $EEO
~ Deluxe, radio, heater, ccV
green, white walls.
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III Y Ton Pickup, heat ccc
er, motor completely rebuilt.
S1 BUICK, Special, 2 $COS
u Dr., radio, heater, coc
green.
Ei STUDEBAKER $1n0E
c1 Commander, VS., lVcc
Station Wagon, heater, defroster,
overdrive, 2-tone green, very
clean.
AZ CHEVROLET 4-Dr., 500.
~ radio, heater, black. AcV
GEORGE HI.
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DeSOTO PLYMOUTH
SALES & SERVICE
International Trucks
1 Mile North of Smyrna
DUPONT Blvd. Phone Smyrna S811
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Phone Calls Boost
GU Alumni Fund

Members of Georgetown Uni
versity's Alumni Association
conducted a telephone cam
paign this week that brought
their 1857 Giving Fund up to
$4,000.
Callers working in shifts kept
10 telephones busy In the board
room of McDonough Gympa-
STUN two nights. Pledges were
received from 369 out Of $50
alumni called.
The fund, which closes De-
cember 81, has drawn 3.025 sep
arate contributions. The 1855
fund totaled $118,625 from 1892
contributors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Most Blame Put on Addicts
For Spreading Narcotics Use

CHICAGO. Nov. 20 P).-
Medical investigators today
blamed addicts-rather than
peddlers-for spreading the
narcotics habit.
They said users apparently
give the stuff to those who never
have used it. and they added:
ACTIVE PROSECUTING by drug
peddlers plays a very small role
in spreading addiction.
The views were set forth in q
report of the American Medical
Association council on mental
health and its committee on
narcotic addiction.
The investigators suggested
that addiction should be re-
garded as an illness and should
be treated medically rather
than pun1t1vely."
They stated that In Britain
the approach to the problem is
more medical and addiction
there is much lower percent
agewise.
The report said addicts have
personality disturbances.
1t recommended that the
ANA support reasonable pro-
posals designed to improve the
treatment and prevention of
drug addiction"
"Opiate addiction does not
cause the degree Of damage to
physical health that other in
toxicants tolerated by our So
ciety can cause" the report set
forth.
1t added that narcotics re-
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press hostile urges and depress
sexual drives and do not incite
addicts to comm NIT violent
crimes they would not commit
without the drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

on the first day
A. 6Iuebird's Orion cordigon with set-in sleeves
and pastel embroidery trim. White, pole pink.
maize and light blue in sizes l23-3x. 29o
B. full fashioned butter-soft Orion Cordi-
gan. styled by Spur in pink, blue, maize or
white; sizes 2-55x 800
c. Infontos eoy embroidered eordeon in
tycoro White, pink, maize or blue in sizes
! .2-3-3x 500
WGL--The Nursery Corner 4th Floor
olso Chevy Chose. Corners
two turtle doves
o. A classic sweater set fashioned Of the softest
Orion. Assorted postels; sizes to 6x. Slip
on. 2.oS
Cordieon. 1913
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E. A Bon-Lon eordioon all printed up for the
occasion with bows and flowers Blue or red
with white in sizes a to 6x 500
WGl-childrens, 4th Floor
:. also Chevy Chose Corners and Alexandra
four golden rings
F. A Bon-Lon cardigan with snug fitting
ribbed waist and three quorter sleeves Berry
red in sizes 7 TO " 500
G. A cosseolIy simple Orion pulIon and COR
dieon set in red, white, novY; sizes to a.
PuIIon, 1913 Cordieon, 4.oS
Same styIines in Bon-Lon. White, light blue and
noize; sizes to H. Pullon. 400
Cordieon. 500
WGL-Girls' Apparel. 4th Floor
:. olso Chevy Chose, Corners and AIeSondrio
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on the twelfth day
young 18th Floor

on the twelfth day
n. Bulky wool cordieon, sporting O row Of
brossy buttons. Red trimmed white; sizes Il
and a. 500
}. and K. Another cIossic sweater set STYLED in
brightly eolored Orion. Red, navy white or
nnoze; in sizes 10 to Ia. PulIon. 1893
Cordieon sos
Some style in Bon-Lon in white, blue or yellow
PulIon. 500
Cardigan. $40
L. Another bulky specimen, here in the puIIon
style A soft beige or oroy WOOL in sizes z
and a. 500
W6L-Sub-Teen Apparel, 4th Floor
-. oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandra
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ir. Of Nashyills. cousin Of
the bride.
The former Miss Henry was
graduated from Holton-Arms
School here. attended Bryn
Mawr College IN pennsyl-
vania ana received her bach-
elor's degree from Vanderbilt
University in Nashville. She
also studied ct Bristol Uni
yersity, Bristol, England. for
one year as o Fulbright
scholar. She Is . member Of
the Junior League OF WASH
,ington and Of ri Beta Phi
and Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr.. Mnsselman Is q grad
uate of Kemper Military
School in Boonville. Mo-. and
received his B.A. and MA.
degrees from the University
Of Oklahoma. A Washington
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Capt. Ethem Kinks are
coming from Turkey and Col.
Tran 0uang Dieu. chief OF
Army Medical Service, Il
coming from vistnam.
white chrysanthemums
WIN Be pinned on the guests
from foreign countries at
tending the luncheon for the
wives Of delegates and women
delegates on Tuesday.
Or. Leonard Carmichael.
secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution. d the guest
speaker.
An honors night banquet
on wednesday followed BY
dancing will conclude the
PROCEEDINGS for this current
term.
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" EVELYN N. DENT

The Secretary Of the Army
and Mrs. WILDER Brucker viii
be hosts at q reception ana
dinner on Tuesday at the Of
iicers' Club. Fort Lesley ].
McNair. The party follows .
review honoring those who
have come 10 attend the an
nual Civilian Aides Confer.
ence.
This group Is one Of three
large sections Of the armed
forces holding sessions In
washington this week. The
Association OF the United
States Army Is converging on
Sheraton.park Hotel and
Fort Afyer. and the Associa-
ton Of Military Surgeons
holds It's saith annual meet
Ing at the Statler Hotel.
Many visitors viii attend al
three.
The Civilian Aides coming
from all parts Of continental
United States and its terri
tories are arriving this morn-
ing In time for q meeting with
Secretary Brucker prepare
tory to the opening Of the
three-day session tomorrow.
The conferees also include
the top echelon Of the Army
from all It's continental come
mands and territories.
There win be q session at
the Industrial College Of the
Armed Forces before the re-
view on Tuesday and Q stag
luncheon = planned for
Wednesday ct Fort Belvoir.
The Army chief o. Engi-
neers. Mai. Gen. Emerson G.
.Itschner. viii travel with the
visitors to Fort Belvoir where
they win be the guests Of the
commanding general. Maj.
Gen. David H. Tulley. A high
hight Of the tour win be an
inspection Of the Army pack
age atomic power reactor.
Military Surgeons Meeting
The three-day convention
Of the Association Of Military
Surgeons starts tomorrow at
the Hotel Statler with the
President. Col. Amos r.
Koontz. National Guard. pre-
siding. The theme Of this
9th annual convention ID
Professional Excellence -
The Criterion Of Military
Medicine"
Col. and Mrs. Koontz win
entertain this evening ct .
reception and buffet supper
In the Red Room Of the Army
and Navy Club. Their guests
win be the past presidents Of
the association and It's pres
emit officers. The hosts res
turned last Tuesday from .
South American cruise.
The Air Force Surgeon
General. Mai. Gen. Dan c.
Ogle. and Mrs. Ogle win be
hosts at a reception tomor-
row at the Army and Navy
Club. Their special guests viii
be the foreign delegates at
tending the convention.
The Army Surgeon General.
Mai. Gen. SIlas B. Hays, win
entertain the visitors at .
stag luncheon tomorrow at
the Walter Reed Army Medi-
cal Center Oficers' Club.
There win be tables Of sig
with an American ofiicer as
host at each table. The Army
Band win entertain.
Gen. and Mrs. Hays have
also issued invitations to .
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Gen. Francisco Vargas
Basurto and Brig. Gen.
Oswaldo Arias Capetillo Of
Mexico: II. Col. Mahmud
Ahmad. Maj Muhammad
uyas Burney and Capt.
Muhammad Matyal Of Pakis-
tan: Col. Manuel r. de Luna
and Col. Joachim A. Sanchez
Of the Philippines.
From Peru
Miss Anna Maria Achoa
viii represent Peru. She Il ct
Walter Reed studying nurs-
ing methods and hospital
routine. It. Col. Francisco
Loscertales and DR.. Sergio
Oarriga -Girona are here
from Spain: and Commodore
Lars Troell. It. Col Borjs
Aim and DR.. Ivan Werner
from Sweden.
Air Vice Marshal Chua
Funsoni. Commodore Kamol
Chambunda - bonese. Col.
Chamareas Thephusdin and
Capt. Samieng Buspanavich.
arrive this week end from
Thailand. Comdr. Oran Nor
dalga, Capt. Erin zeki. and
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Miss Henry
Is Married
Ia Virginia

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert gelph
Henry OF Alexandra an-
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Elizabeth Temple
70 Mr.. Norman Durkey Nus
selman. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman neachy Mussclman
Of Shawnee. Okla.
The wedding took place
last evening In Westminster
Presbyterian Church In Alex
andria. with Or. Cliff n.
johnson ofiiclating. II was
followed by q reception ct
the Army and Navy Club
here.
The bride was attended By
Miss Betty Jean pease Of
Denver. Colo. maid Of honor.
and by Mrs. Jabez Gait Of
Dallas. Tex. and Mrs. Harry
A. ]. Joyce OF Nashville,
Tenn. cousins Of the bride;
Mrs. Sydney Smith Lee, jr..
Of Alexandria: Mrs. James
M. Hodeson Of Arlington.
Mrs. Earl Wayne Tyler. jr..
and Miss Frances Bland
jackson, both Of this city.
Mr.. Robert y. Best Of Ar
iington served as Mr.. MuSsel.
mans best man and the ush-
ers were the Messrs. Klaus
w. Hueper. Lewis A. Carroll.
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SERVICE NEWS
Three Armed Forces
Groupsto Convene

reception on Thursday ct the
Ofiicers' Club, Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. The
affair win honor the hospital
commanders and directors Of
the Army medical districts
who will be here.
Buffet supper
Mai. Cen. and Mrs. James
p. cooney are entertaining
tomorrow for the hospital
commanders. They will be
hosts at Q buffet supper at
the Oflicers' Club. Walter
Reed Army Medical Center.
The commanding general.
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. Mai. Gen. Leonard
D. Heaton and Mrs. HeatOn.
win be hosts at dinner on
Tuesday In their quarters at
the Army medical center.
They are entertaining In
honor Of the former surgeon
general Of tina Army and
Mrs. George Il. Armstrong.
who are here from New York
to attend the military
surgeons convention and TO
take In some Of the proceed
ings Of the Association Of the
United States Army.
Gen. and Mrs. Armstrong
are the houseguests Of Gen.
and MRS. Hays for this week
end. Gen. Armstrong n
chancellor Of New York uni
versity for medical matters.
There win be an interna-
tional ceremony on Tuesday
morning at the Statler Ho-
tel for the foreign delegates:
Q luncheon and fashion show
at the Boiling Air Force
Base OfIicers' Club at l pm.
for the wives and women
delegates 70 the convention.
and q concert by the United
States Army Band IN the
evening.
Foreign Delegates
The foreign delegates in
clude Mai. Guillermo Bosch
Mayol Of Argentina. and Or.
J. c. Lane. Melbourne. Aus
tralia. Or. Lane Is coming
from Boston. Mass. where he
Is doing post-graduate work
at Boston University. He win
stay at the Fairfax Hotel
while IN town.
Also coming are Col. Clovis
Cadcso de Moraes and Capt.
Demetrios Xavier Of Brazil:
Capt. Thai Sychhin. Cam
bodia: Col. Francisco Con-
xalez and Mai. Jacobo Al.
varaz Of the Dominican Re-
public: Generalarzt DR.. The
odor Joedicke. and Or. Hans
Hannah: Brig. and Mrs. X. A.
Hunter: Serg. Comdr. Z. H.
Lee. Brig. and Mrs. s. O. u.
Shier and Air Commodore
A. A. q. Corbet Of Canada.
Col. Richard L. Marks Of
Great Britain viii be there.
and Comdr. John Councils Of
Greece: Col. DR.. Gabriel Ats
mon Of Israel. and Col. Luigi
Campanelli Of Italy. Col.
Campanelli has been in the
United States for about .
month and returns home In
mid-November. He has been
touring various Army Install
iations Is . guest Of the
Army.
Maj. Gen. Setsuzo KIM
bara Of Japan. will at
tend A. will DR.. Tae Six Lee
Of Korea. Commodore Johan
0reve-Brun and Comdr. Ola
Knutrud Of Norway: Mai.
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served by the hostess and her
assistants. Mrs. g. !. Stanton
and Mrs. w. d. Martin. The
discussion period win be
titled Bring II Yourself. /"
and viii feature short cuts.
decorating ideas and potted
plants.
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correspondent for the Me-
Graw-fIin Publishing Co.. he
Is q member Of the National
Press Club. Phi Delta Theta.
Sigma Delta Chi and Is pres
ident Of Oklahoma Univer-
sity Alumni Club Of WASH
ington. The couple will live
In Arlington. after q trip to
Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

The Home and Garden De-
partments Of the Woman's
Club Of Lyon village win
meet at 1880 pm. tomorrow
ct the home OF Mrs. William
q. Watt. Luncheon will be
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Miss EIlxobeth Henry
Reynaldo p. Rodriguez and
Thomas H. Mc0rail. all Of
Arlington. and Thomas II.
Burrowes Of this city. cousin
Of the bridegroom: Robinson
o. Everett. IT.. Of Durham.
N. CT. and Douglas Q. Henry.
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whlte-brick Cape COD
On on beautifully handicapped lot in
Of n All; i bedPmsi. aso bstbsa.
bsmt, with beautifuiIv paneisd
REG rms with bar and firepi
extras include auto. washer ana
drier. Priced at S.4 $50. For fur
ther details call TIFF DARBY CO,
healtors ia 5-0303. once open
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I0xIe DINING AREA is hard to find
in this price bracket. 3 bedrooms.
living room with fireplace. family
sized kitchen. beautifully land.
scaped and Anchor fenced ward
make this rambler an attractive buy
N vi Sn'S on si' ihis o mUu sYsRRoSNks
REALTY. IA. $4,000. REALTORS.
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I BEDRMS, 2 tile baths. liy, rni-.
fireplace ris Jul bsmt. with beautiful
sl8.05r, conveniently located IN N
Arl., close IN Lee hwy. Quick
possessions Priced less than FHA
appraisal MANNAs REALTY. JE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fcnNTlAilIEnl

NEWSPAPER ROUTE; washinston
situations; exclus. delivery, $500 to
$4,000 invest. uncl. purchase price,
required: hard work and early hrs,
but earn. are good. Box 307-G, Star.
BEAUTY SALON. modern. fully
equip, 8 wet booths, customer park.
Air-cond. Owners must sell. Call
RA. 3-3756. OIL. 6-203S.
RESTAURANT for sale or half. for
good experienced man. Good list.
1911 Adams Mil I'd. NV. Sc
DRY CLEANING-TAILOR SHOP for
sale; very low price, low rent. 2l3
ID st. NV. g.
2ND-FL. APT. AVAIL. for business
or home; unusual proposition of
fered See Mr.. SANDERS betv. q
I'll & 1879 Nth ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

NEAR WALTER REED, WEST OF
GEORGIA AVE NEW LISTING
Positively beautiful. nearly-new
brick Colonial: lst-hoor powder
rate dining rnn, screened UpI porch pA :
truly tvin-size bedrooms. . baths
md floor Stairway to attic. Cor
geouS rec. I'm. In bsmt. Below
market value for quick sale. sos :
week, CHESTER II Keller
REALTOR, ~. 5-7lO0. Ewes, Mr.
Anderson, RIA. 3-G364.
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs-Porced sale
on this lovely 4-bedrm. brick bum
down; Balance s S 81 includes cns sI prip.
cipal and interest on 3O-yr. FHA
loan. Full bargain price. only Sill
$50, for immediate sale. Equipped
Kitchen and big shade lot. See IT
To-Day: THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.,
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cory No .9 s Not a biz
rooms, a dining room. a basement.
and q BEAUTIFUL lot It's in
North Arlington, too 81 500 viii
h hsThSr Cal slHIeJJAicr 7.a .Nc REAL ZEAL
North, olebe toff Lee hwy open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

-Tovering trees and attractive
landseAping make this small group
OF new split levels outstandins
They feature entr hall liv. rm
with fireplace. comb family rm
rows kits 3 good sized bedrms. and
= baths Just . short walk to
schools. bus and shopping priced
A. SnO.500 10 S90.9aO vets loo.
down. HILDEBRAND CO. u. o.
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dead. enc street n M choice N Uu Rri.
ScodS iovslv lA fnses s1se' tcS nSs
lot, plus brick patio: 3 bedrms..
formal din. rm, equip kit"hcn
With table space. full bSni nth
finished rec rm askine SlS 100.
ana purchaser can assume latse
az LIST trust For further details
call THE DARBY CO. Realtors.
JA b-n301, once open 2 III Q,
CONTINUED on Next PACE
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CHEVY CHAsE-The club. Rosemary
School, Blessed Sacrament Church
are all near this elesant New Ene-
land white frame Colonial. Unusu-
ally Ice living rm and dining I'm
separated by center foyer, wide
staircase leadinr 10 End A.. bed
rms. 3 baths. powder rm. LIST 4 ::
lse. mod kitchen; 2-ear garaee
beautiful corner lot with excellent
plantings. Property in immaculate
condition. Ewes. OIL. a-OS3s. HELEN
nAIITE Wn R.l-n-
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A DANDY

S slEi1 s'5 Gi i. si TsRriS:st NTH r
S.i,o 'i II: t.Hs: va S "IIS ,.1! VI;
]. sSn1s 81, ,r' sisss sne s'i Inspect Ss
SS il l.. fAHRAIfrF Co. ; -. ss..sUoe.
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FOREST-Brick Colo
NAL; lovely setting. trees and fow-
ers; den, bedrm. and q bath LIST
A.. > bedrms. bath. md a.. SEQ.
500. GEO. W ROBERTSON REAL
TOR 1888 Wis. ave. Oh. 2-2l23.
Open l.A
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3 BEDROOMS
SILVER SPRING AREA

Bright, modern apt; S1O5. Patios
and balcony. Air-cond. optional:
cow. transp.. schools churches, "a
blk shop. FAIRVIEw FLOWER
APIS s62s Piney Branch I'd. ~
5-9630. Open all day Sat-. / to 5
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KENSINGTON-Just reduced 81 900
for quick sale. Very nice 2-bedrm
brick rambler. full basement with
partially COMPLETED rec. rm. Only
$3.50 down Won't last long. Priced
A.tAls
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ENTERPRISE ROAD acres and
distinctive white masonry Cape Coo
bedrms.. Ia baths and full bsmt
Foyer entrance to 32-ft. Nv. rm.
with fireplace. bis cleo. kit, side
porch and patio S33,150 Owner
onering attractive terms PRINCE
z 9 R O Es PROPERTIES, AP.
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MINED. OCCUPANCY

Several newly decorated
hriek rAmhlers In the Falls
Church area. Many with an
cleo. G-E kitchens, including
garbage disposal, dishWasher.
etc; fireplace with or without
basement: 2 70 3 bedrooms.
M. schools. stores and buses.
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NEAR PENTAGON
NAVY ANNEX

3Oo7 MANNING ST. ALEX, VA.
Attractive 5-rm. semidet. brick
home with front porch and rec. rm
Ideal for couple or small family
IS minis. to downtown Washington.
Newly Decorated; $40 mo; pirec-
I'd to Mount Vernon ave. past
Arlandria shopping center to Clifford
ave. left block TO Manning 81.
WEAVER BROS. NC. DI. 7-s30O
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WHEATON
$3.50 DOWN
INCLUDES SETTLEMENT

WHEATON
$3.50 DOWN
INCLUDES SETTLEMENT
CHAR0ESl
Three bedrms. separate dinins
rm. cArport. immaculate. Payments
like rent. SIoLER Il CO. md, 10
4-S3s3
Mr.. FOUR cORNER5-Nearly new
3-bedrm. brick rambler with sep
din. rm kit. with dishwasher anc
disposal. rec. Inn. FLA approved
Sls.bOO Call HE. $4,000 til 0 D m
HUGH T. PECK
Assume OF, AZ. 3O.Yr. Loan
81 800 DoWN-Brick rambler. Ise
Hotpoint kitchen including disposal
dishwasher. liv rm. with fireplace
paved driveway. Attractively land.
scapsd corner lot. Near all schools
DONALD E. YoUNKIN a co.
Realtors 10. 4-e09s
HEART OF BETHEsDA, convenien
TO transportation, schools and shop
ping--4 bedrms.. liv rnn., dininI
rn.. lge kit, bath and full bsmt
Level iot with trees and shrubs. de
tached garage Priced for quick salt
AZ sl5'o5O. Call OIL. 2-0O7O III s
p'm ANDRIs REALTY INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
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Realtors OIL, 4-7b00; ewes. Mrs
Neffien, OIL, 2-52S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
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HOME AND INCOME
Well located in Takoma Park at the
Md. line. 3-story Diet. bldg, contain
ing 3 apis. G. furnO, lge. basement,
deep lot; excellent condition through
out. Shows good return. Terms Call
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes. RIA. 1883
Spring Valley
A delightfully."- roomy home in this
desirable close-in suburb. Center
hall. large liv. rm. with adjacent
screened porch spacious dining rm..
library. powder rm.. and finely
bedrms., baths. Every room has
direct access to q bath: 3rd floor
has , LARGE bedrms. and bath: -
car garaSe, Price, $59: 800. Call
ewes. OIL. 2-l4Og or OIL. 4-7693.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

Il ACRE with water and sewer Is
only one of the features in this
3-bedroom rambler whit full base
ment. other features include full
din. area, all-westinshouse kitchen
with eating space. quiet suburban
location Reasonably priced at
REALTY Ia S.olnn, Realtors-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

WE'VE GOT NEWS FOR YoU--Not
space 8 bedrms., den. liv. rm
paneled dining alcove. kit. With
stainless sink and space for big
breakfas' set; bsmt pretty ward.
On pretty cul-de-sae barbecue, fsh
pond, tall trees, Only S15.250.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy,
KE S-53b0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
HARDWOOD
KENSfNGTON

= AAAt4A w NNN
AND
KENSiNGTON
S1s,OOO-3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler; with huge bsmt.. quiet area.
Convenient 10 school. Oh and FHA
financing. A real buyl
$16.950--3-b edrm. brick Cape Cod
with full bsmt. Naval ofiicer trans
ferred. Very convenient to school.
-bedrm. white Colonial
charm. with basement on \ acre.
II you are traditional minded, you
must see thisl
$l4.500-3-bedrm immaculate brick
rambler; liv dining combination
Laree fully equipped kitchen. pull
down stairway TO attic: convenient to
school. Naval ofhcer leaving.
$l4 ,250---3-hedrm. rambler with full
bSInt. and separate dining rm. Spot
less throughout. bus ct door.
HIGGINS & HARRISON
10. $4,000 IO6l5 Conn. Ave.
SILVER SPG. COLONIAL
3-bedrm, det. brk. screened porch.
center entr., liv. .rIn. w/frepl.. sep
ain. rm.. pwdr., kit. v/table space:
bsmt.' fenced lot S16.95O.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.