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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
OTHER LISTINGS

Many other favorable
purchase opportunities are
available thru the exclusive
listtngs Of this ONCE. En-
ciencies to 3 bedrms. and 2
baths, Total price. 81. 200
to $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

FAIRFAX-3-b drm. homes, fr. sos.
and SIN. apis, fr. $50 FAIRFAX
REALTY, open Sun. CIR. 3-2407.
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MASS. AVE. EXT--WOOD ACRES

GEOKGETOWN > bedrms., "a
Tm fui y bsm n deep S,ss saT Tse east a
OF Wis ave. H A. Gull e. SON.
DE. 2-5000: EYES. FE. 3-4314.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

newspaper Soviet Russia re-
ports.
The trouble was caused by a
serialized story in the news
paper at Tuapse telling them of
a huge fiery mass rushing to-
ward the earth.
Deciding that this yarn had
the fabric of truth, some
Tuapse residents sold or de-
serted their belongs and fed,
Soviet Russian reported yester-
day.
If they had just stayed
around for the final INSTALL
ment their fears might have
been eased. The last chapter
told of a gallant rescue by a
sort Of U. S. S. r. cavalry.
Soviet scientists destroyed the
approaching fiery mass.
In the Soviet version Of the
familiar Orson Welles "Inva-
sion From Mars" Author /.
Kris described the mass in
space as an atomic reactor
Quilt by capitalists to destroy
the Soviet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
us. Air Attack on TV
Starts Viewer Score

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. i
R.-A realistic television pres
entation of what would happen
in an air attack on the United
States sent some viewers
scurrying for telephones yes
terday to find out if it was a
real alert.
The Southern New England
Telephone Co. reported a
slight furry" Of calls at the
Hartford exchange. as viewers
called a Hartford newspaper,
the police and the station,
WHCTzTV (Channel 49,.
The program. which alternat-
ed live studio newscasts and
film strips showing defense
forces going into action. had a
ring of authenticity which sur
prised its creator, writer direc-
tor Dan Morris.
II had no, idea it would be
so effective" Mr.. Morris said.
The program. which reached
an area of about a 40-mile
radius from Hartford, had sew
eral clues to brand it as fake,
such as reference to an evac-
uation Of the Northeast a few
weeks ago. but these slipped
by some of the viewers. These
viewers took the film strips for
live broadcasting, apparently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Uncomfortable
Goodwill Tour
INVEST Europe
BY the Associated Press

Vice President Nixon may
round out his personal contacts
with the heads Of most of the
free world nations in a goodwill
tour of Western Europe late this
fall.
Nr. Nixon told reporters, yes
terday such a trip was under
consideration by the State De-
partment,' but whether 1t will
be made will depend on de-
velopments between now and
the latter part of October.
Several invitations have
been received from European
countries for a visit this, fall"
he said. THE matter is under
consideration by the State De-
partment but no definite plans
for the trip have been made,
Inc decision will depend on
developments later"
He is understood to have
committed himself to remain
in the Washington area through
the visit next month Of Queen
Elizabeth Of England. He will
assist President Eisenhower in
some of the ceremonial duties
involved. :
If Mr.. Nixon flies to Europe
late in october, he will be en-
parking on the eighth trip de-
signed. in part at least, to ac-
quaint him self with condi-
tons in every section Of the
free world.
If he had his own way, he
evidently also would visit Com
munist lands. But the State
Department is reported to have
turned thumbs down on any
such idea. However, Secretary
Of State Dulles was reported
favoring the trip to Western
Europe.
Mr.. Nixon has visited nearly
40 countries in Asia, Africa and
Latin America, but his Euro
pean travels have been limited
to Austria, Germany and Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Mansfield Hits
Hoo|Iisfer Order
By the Associated Press


Senator Mansfield, Democrat
Of Montana, criticized a new
foreign aid directive as a mean
ingless swan song" Of John
B. HOLSTER, who is retiring as
foreign aid director.
Senator Mansfield. member
Of the Senate Foreign Rela-
lions Committee, thus agreed
yesterday with q State Depart
ment spokesman who said earl
Ter Mr.. HOLSTERS order made
no change in United States
policy.
The international Corpora
ton Administration said the
directive was aimed at re-
stricting the use Of aid funds
to finance State-owned indus
trial and mining projects
abroad.
Senator Mansfield said he did
not object to the policy Of en-
couraging private operation Of
such enterprises. but he said
this presumably has been the
policy all along.
And he cautioned ICA against
lending money to projects SIM
ply because they were tagged
private enterprise unless
there was real prospect Of re-
payment.
Interest in the directive,
which has caused concern IN
the state Department. Is
heightened by reports that
India may soon seekAn Ameri-
can loan to bolster its ex.
changes. More than half Of
midas industry Is State-owned.
Senator Mansfield has said he
believes this administration
should consider an Indian APP
plication for help "sympathet-
ically."
The State Department said
Saturday it always had been
United States policy to encour-
age private industrial develop
ment overseas. He disputed an
ICA contention that in future
there would be few exceptions
to this policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Boy, IA, Buried
By Cuvein Saved
By Bouncing Ball

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept
Is R.-A bouncing beach ball
followed by a 10-year-old boy
led to the rescue Of q youth
trapped in the cavein Of a tun-
mel he had been digging in a
sand bank.
Only one foot Of Bruce Liy-
ingston. IA, was sticking from
the bank Of the Santa Monica
Canyon storm drain where 1t
crosses the beach when young
Ed Drake. chasing the ball, saw
1t and sounded the alarm Sat-
urday.
Joel Freeman. IS, Beverly
Hills, dug the unconscious Liv-
ingston boy out and gave him
artificial respiration until life
guards revived him with oxy-
gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

Mr.. Morris also commented
that unintentional pauses in
the script apparently height
ened the realism.
The half-hour program,
which started at noon. had a
l-minute explanation that it
was a fake. then a program
interruption to announce UNI
identified planes over the North
Pole. These were later iden-
titled as enemy planes. Z, Us
The stations regular news
casters appeared both in the
studio and the film strips,
which had been taken at drills
at q guided missile center and
an Air National Guard ready
room near Hartford during the
last few months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

made no direct allusion to a
Soviet claim last month that
the Russians had tested sue
e e IS fully an intercontinental
ballistic missile.
However, the United States
a n n ounc e m ent said, THE
forthcoming series win advance
the development Of weapons
for defense against aggression
whether air borne, missile
borne or otherwise mounted. T"
There has been considerable
controversy over whether con-
tinued nuclear testing is dan
gerous to mankind because Of
resulting radioactive fallout.
Radiation Pledge
The announcement said the
1858 tests. starting in April.
will be governed by a declara-
ton of American intentions ito
conduct nuclear tests only in
such q manner as will keep
world radiation from rising to
more than a small fraction of
the levels that might be haz-
ardous." This declaration was
made at the Bermuda confer
ence last March.
Some American scientists say
this country has found ways
to limit falloutt. and that a
few more years of testing hold
promise of producing a truly
clean" nuclear weapon.
Yesterdays statement said
the principle of nuclear weap-
ons with greatly reduced fall
out" was first proved in the
Pacific test series Of 1885,"
That was the ost recent series
That was the most recent series
ing grounds. Tests of atomic
weapons are being held in
Nevada.
The Russians on August %
began a new series of nuclear
tests at their proving grounds
in Siberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

development Of nuclear weap-
ons with greatly reduced RADIO
active fallout =.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion and the Defense Depart
ment said the United States re-
peatedly has stated its willing~
ness to suspend nuclear tests
as part of Q disarmament
agreement.
Until such an agreement is
attained" they said in a Joint
statement, continued develop
ment of 'nuclear weapons is
essential to the defense of the
United States and Of the free
world"
Issue in U. N. Tomorrow
The United States. Russia
and three other nations 10 days
ago ended more than five
Of disarmament talks.
Both sides proposed plans for
reduction of arms and sus-
pension Of nuclear tests but
the negotiations broke UP in
disagreement. The u. N. Gen.
eral Assembly, opening a new
session tomorrow. is expected
to discuss possible further
steps.
While referring to the dis
armament question. the Acc
Defense Department statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Atom Tests Next Year
Aim at Missile Defense
By the Associated Press

Of American nuclear tests the midPacinc
year will be aimed at perfecng for defense
against missiles with atomic or hydrogen warheads.
Announcing plans for the series in the Eniwetok
Proving Grounds Government agencies said
another important objective of the tests will further
Evening star., 1957-12-18

Miss MozeIle is here this week. You ore invited to
have personal beouty consultation with this foshion
wise expert.
Or let her help you choose from ooloY Of chorles Of
the Ritz gifts One wonderful gift ideo our own
Charles of the Ritz lndviduoIized Foce Powder. You
simply give on empty powder box. gift wrapped, and
reody to be filled OF any chorIes Of the Ritz Powder
Bor l.SO and ESQ
chores of the Ritz pressed powder eompoet. 200
Peoss odd 1926 Federal tcx
WGl-cosneties, ls Floor
also Chevy Chose Corners ord Alexondra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
u. S. REALTY
HA. 2-4222
OPEN T0nAY 10

OPEN TO-DAY, l-8
THE ARIsTocRAf." . left, new
3-hedrm. ramblers, beautiful Wood
side. Liv. rm.. iiFepl. de luxe kit.
din. rnl.. rec rm., hrspl.. porches.
so Consider t pr n. s ccssvil saq rS
70 Dale dr.. Jeff 70 Crosby. right
to Pin Oak. left on crestfidEs 70
PHONE TO SEE
1909 WILSON pL.-3-bedroom
rambler. $4,000.
e306 End AVE. --3-bedrm. brick
andostone Colenial: S24.9e0,
csionisl. close q 81. johns, f sss..
i04O4 oRANprN Rp.--e-bedrm.
rembler; close 70 st. Johns. $751;
io104 oREELEY AvE.--s-bed-
room brick. $4,000.
g70e BRUNETTE AyE.-3-bed.
room Cape Cod, Slo.500; $1,000
io2oi oREENocK RD.-4-bsd-
room Cape Cod $1,000.
oS2Q WOODLAND pR.--3-bed-
room brick rambler. 81, 800.
1878 HAYES AVE- bedroom
cege Cod: close 70 st. Johns; sI4-
iOaos SUTHERLAND Rp.-s.
lila BELvEDERE cTs.ass5bed-
192lS LAKEWOOD DR..
room semidetached; sf2,5OO.
l.300 JUDSON Rp. --Redec.. 4
eedrmL; Cape Cod; close schools;
G. ?. FLETCHER, REALToR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

HAVE you SEN CROsIER GAR.
DENs IN suitland? Split-level
ramblerB, contemporaries; S17.950
up; q planned subdivision Of indi-
ytdual homes and We take trades
$500 III TYTphSs' Hea''of' Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

FUHEHTVILLE---4-bedTm, ma9onfy
construction Cape Cod-type home
back scr, porch; bsmt.; hot-watet
heat 2-cnr garagei Si3,D0u,
handy REALTY CO., Realtor. RE
U-43OU; eves.. RE. b-BUO0.
FOREsTVILLE--Three-b edrm. ram
bier, fenced rear yard. reirigerh-
tor, stove and washer assume 0l
loan. Call OWNER, RE. B-7S01
FOREsTvILLEi $1,000 down, as
sumo ige. OF loan--ThIee-bedrm
bsmt': owner trshsierrsd. M,
tIll 3 pm. PRUDENTIAL REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

NEAR FREEWAY-cute 3.bedrm
S SG' PATIO q G srnSs ss osss e.
lore: picture window In liv. .rm.,
equipped kit. FLA approved q
$4,000. EASY FLA terms. PRINCk
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
SILVER SPRING
MONTGOMERY knobs
000o MILES DIR

Very attractive brick
rambler. Large living rin.
with fireplace. dining space.
3 nice-sized bedrms., IA
baths, Ice. screened porch.
Located In excel. residential
area, Just north Of Univ.
blvd. Cow. 10 elementary
and Jr. High schools. owner
mined. sale. excellent terms.
Dir: out n; H. ave; %
dr., right to Miles DR.. and
Peck'e open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

ADAMS SUGGEsT-Nice 4-bedrn.
Cape Cod very Ice. mod. equip.
kit, full bsmt.. storm windows,
patio, fenced shaded I'd; close to
BALTIC, parkway and shopping cen.
ier' Mp. SlI.S1Ol RssS Sis; .eF IIS ifi4a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

RIGGS TERRACE. HyattsviIle-3-
re- Sscr% .r Esns1fT Ese' re- re- al pa iasT
can Be sssumed. For details. cal
Mr.. JONES ct AP. isis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

DISTRICT HEIGHTS = OWNER
jsrse handicapped yard. IN ssts6.
llshed' neighborhood. Many extras
including large scr. porch, patio
picnic table. daylight hsmt with
two outside entrances, and. storm
windows. SfO.k5O with terms 10
be arranged 70f5 Halleck ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

HOUSES BY HU0HEe-open daily
Kentland. Nd, Move in with de.
posit House Is vacant. $500 On
S72 mo. No settlement charges
Immac. eond. throughout. Inspect
In leisure. DO II yourself" Nc
saleman to disturb you. II YOU
ike It, call US. w. r. HUGHES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

HOUSES By HUGHEs--Attr. River
side colonial. PERI. for young
eple., Oh. retired folk. spsc.. rms.
fenced lot. .conv. 70 everything
Priced rieht ct S10.35O. VERY
ccSoS.. ZAP ZAP p 7.yI92e6o. W. H. HUGHES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

TAKOAlA PARK-This attractive
5-rm rambler with full hsmt. is q
real bargain az 81 l,5Q0. Plenty
Of yard: over SCOTT. deep: near
coop. shopping center. For de.
tails call Hk. 4-64O0 til Q. HUGH
II. PECK.
TAKOMA PARK-Nearly new Cape
Cod brk. > nne bedrms.. large ex-
pandable upstairs. llv, rnn., ample
dining area, near Takoma Acad-
envy. FLA or Oh price, $4,000.
HUGH u. PECK. HE. 4-0le0 till o.
TAKOMA PARK = Only Si2,950
with $3.50 cash will buy this 4-yr.-
old custom-built bungal ow.
Screamed porch, spacious de luxe
kit. ceramic tiled bath. . twin-siEe
bedrms. plus full dry bsmt. with
complete finished rec. rm. and gas
heat. Lovely shady lot on quiet
street. TO Inspect call I'll pm.
pu, $4,000. RA. 3-3540. Z. c.
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC. Forest
Heights-3-bedrm. rambler; huge
lot, heant. handicapped, rec. rm.
with drepl.. 2-car gar. BeaEt.
home. must be seen 70 appreciate
TON PeaIfor. ~ o-o00fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

CLEAN As A PTN-AttractiVe dream
cottage. beautifully handicapped
with white picket fence in front
yard; iiv. rm. with picture win.
dow. 2 bedrms., huge kitchen. full
hsmt.. flowers. shrubs and fruit
trees; near new elementary school.
in the popular College Park area.
Priced at only S11.70O. with FLA
terms. Call I'll 8 pm. WA. -
5000. ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO..
Member Of Multiple Listing eerv-
fao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

DISTRICT HTS. open 1907. 1910
gateway blvd.--$01.96 mo. pymts.
incl. taxes and insurance. Take
over existlng 4lbes, .3O-yr. loan on
this 4-bedrm. a-bath home: wall
to-wall carpets and air eond.; very
small On. payt.. ewes, RE. B-1NH2,
CRAWFORD a handy. INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

HARD 70 BEAT-3-bedrni, bFk
s s9sl;aE z: l ss i: s i Et Via sls s als
type bsmt. Only S12 900. Before
buying, call FRINGE GEORGES
PRoPERTIEs; ths supermarksl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

S.f 1sSarb TX fR I.p Ss s.I
beams sst truly the Ultimate Of fash
tonable living; moderate price
and terms; close to shopping
transp.. etc, ideal for mlddle-age
7-6655. Member Multiple Lsttng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
TAKOMA PARK
Sll3 CARROLL AVE.
SILVER SPRING
3OB NORMANDY DR.

(St. Bernadette Parishl
Attractive detached brick
home with 4 snacious rooms
located in lovely established
neighborhood. Large SIDE
porch. Everything in ex-
eellent condition. Near
transportation, also conyeni-
ent 70 parochial school and
church. Priced for quick
sale.
DIR: out Colesville I'd,
just past Mrs. ks Toll
dr. y block 10 Peck's open
sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

TEMPLE HILLs-3-bedrm. ram
attached Tarsss; . iire fiiS.t walk TX
HskinSa 'i sss'soO % pANSD D R ifshatEsTFx
CO., Rssltor. RE, 6-450O; ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

CAMP SPRINGS, AfDs-63OO Al
lentoWn I'd, lovely 4-bedrm. bun
gaioy teity Water). earage. bssnt.,
oil h,-W.h.. lot 10Oxl35: eonV.
70 schools and buses (seil prac-
tieally new furn. cheapl: assume
Oh loan. reaS. terms: immed.
poss. Owner leaving for Florida
CAMP SPRINGS, 58Os Davis blvd.
Open sun. I'll dark. DO you
desire the unique and unusual IN
q home? This Is itl New 3-bedrm
brick rambler with eayport. stu
ated on an exceptionally Ice. level
tree-studoed lot, family-size din.
rm,. = baths, basebd. INV, heat
and the many extras that can
only be found In a rnst0ni-bui
home. Conyen. 10 Andrews AFB.
Dlr.; So. on Branch ave, left on
Allentown I'd, left on Auth I'd.
blk, left 10 Davis blvd. and open
sien; Ewes. Pat. Hardin, cH.
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$4,000
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-1432-OL. 4-4678
ROCKVILLE


/. New brick split-ievels. 5 and 9
bedrms.. 3 baths. ultramodern
kitchen; really differentl $4,000,
Q. Spacious. modernized older
home on large lot: 10 rms. Ga
baths. 2 scr. pofches: dishwasher.
disposal etc. owner trans. S26'bOO.
3. Lovely 4-bedrm. older home.
fne cond., on lot 55x200 with
garage; basement, storase attic;
excel location. S23.5OO-
4. Travilah I'd. near River I'd
Brick Cape Cod on $40 acre: 5
rms, bath. basement. fireplace.
ialousied porch. plus attic space
for 2 more bedrms. S16.5O0.
5. TWinbrook Forrest bedrms.,
Ia baths. carport; nne for the
large family. but modest in price;
Assume Oh loan. Near stores ana
bus.
Q. Twinbrook - The loveliest
home and lot in this section we've
ever seen: immaculate bedrms;,
flne flowers, tres. shrubs. $1,000
down on TIA terms.
z. New 4-bedrm., lia-bath, Cape
Cod: dinette; nice wooded lot. IN
west end S13,750; only $1,000
down on FHA terms.
Many others in all price ranses.
Bridges, Peter & Spencer,
Realtors Po. 2.4374
ROCKVILLE. open today / TO
bungalow, ist floor, 4 rms. and
bath. open firepi.. in liv. rm. Very
SIs ssas1lts ou RH5SR sn n door has
choice bedrms.. complete bath, and
storage rm.; full bsmt.: gas heat;
large fenced yard: stove. refrieer-
ator, dryer. and deep freeze incl.
IN purchase price. Sl4;g50 plu;
ground rent q si,soo o: Oh loan %, q
SiOl mo This Is one OF the most
attractive homes in Twinbrook.
Tw1NBRooK FOREST. sO3 NimItl
ave.-A clean. nice home. : rms,
and bath on ist floor. md moor
"a 80 arranged would make 2 nice
bedrms. bath. and storase rm
Now has q large picture. window
ward Is fenced; easy watkins dis.
lance TO APP Peoples DRUG 5tors
and shopping center, block on
TwINBRooK ROCKVILLE. oper
today / 70 5 pm, 57i3 Denfield
I'd, Directions. turn on ATLANTIC
ave. beside Peoples Drug Store on
Viers Mil road. 90 . blocks Turf
right. 10 open sign on rleht. semi.
bungalow with 4 rms, and bath or
LIST floor. Stove and refrigerator
end floor unfinished. would MAKE
2 bedrms.. bath, and STORAGE rin
Beautiful yard, watkins distance
70 shopping center. PEOPLES Drut
store A6sP market: Sl2.60O.
ROCKVILLE. sol penhsm I'd; d..
rections. Turn on VierB MIL "a. o.
1st 81. block h Maple, right
block 10 Denham rd left on Den
ham I'd. watch for open sign OF
next corner. Frame BUNGALOW witt
: large modern, nicely equipped
Kitchen, dining rm., lily. rm..
not large bedrms and bath. Full
bsmt., rec, rni., sep. laundry I'm.
large back porch, screened viii
cement floor, patio with hrepl.
lots with rn1. for earden, severa
bearing fruit trees $4,000. Casl
payment $1,000 incl settlement
CHARGES. We have other attractive
property available
FRED B. CUSHMAN
l96 n. Frederick Ave. oaithersburi
20. a-0442, Gath. f0l, Evening,
Gail Mr. CuFhmnnt GA. a@Hl2V
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YOUR FRIENDS WILL Admire
this distinctive BRICK home situ-
many shade trees and shrubs. To-
Gated in the BEST residential
section Of Hyattsviile. Among its
many other features are 3 bright
bedrooms, large den or clubroOnl.
paneled room in basement with
y bath: garage; inside and OUT
side fireplaees: walking distance
to 5 schools and buslines. Many.
many other extras. First time
offered Only S10,500l FHA or
conventional financing. See this
wherel exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7.64O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

OPEN l-0. a dazzling recfea
ton room, 31xI7 It. with
picture window IS the feature o
this NEW home with many fea
tures--ALL BRICK with 3 bed
rooms and q sparkling l5-ft. d
luxe aIl-electcic kitchen. 1 "a baths
Fine residential area, convenien
70 schools and university. oualitl
construction throughout. See thi
home today and you'll stop look
ing elsewhere. Only SlS.4bO
financing arranged. Dir: GU
University lane on Queens Chape
I'd to Colesyllle I'd, proceed OF
Coiesville I'd. 10 Stanford st.
Notre Dame st. or Wells parkwal
E y nsWsOS With poW VH BROS 81
AP. 7-S400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

NORTH F0RESTVTLLE; open Sun.
day, 1:3O-0:3O-Assume S1O.33C
OF loan with mo. payt. Of S77 pei
mo-. incl. taxes and insurance
Very clean. 3-bedrm. rambler. Ice
fenced rear I'd Also 3-bedrm
rambler with Ice. screened porch
util rm.: tmmed. occupancy. FHA
terms with low down payments
Come TO 3417 e1st ave. to SCI
these and other good listings n
the area. DIRECTIONS: Out Mari.
boro. pike 70 Forestville. left OF
omen house. SANDY REALTY Co
REALToR. RE. $4,000; ewes. RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
8 ACRES

CLOSELY oLNEY AREA
This quiet retreat will soothe
and rest you; the 5-bedrm. home
has charm like the old days but
with every convenience Of today;
complete miniature farm Priced At
only SO 500 with excellent iinane-
ing, RIPLEY CO., ~. 5-S511.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
BUILDERS
SACRIFICE

3-bedrm. brick rambler: liv. rm..
din. ell recreation RIM: storm
70 BUS; walk NJ 70 ' eIem nsns WIZ Dr. ana
ar high schools 1897 Hoidridge
ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Directions: Out Georgia ave, 10
blks 10 Holdridee, right 10 prop
erty. A REAL BUY AT Si3.5OO,
III. A-nlnA LO S-Aa3Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.
ROCK CREEK FOREST
5 BEDRMS.-lh BATHS

OPEN SUNDAY, i-pARK
2606 East-West hwy.-Buy thu
FHA way with q down payment Of
IS1,SO0 and payments less thar
rent, Detached white Colonial
overlookine Rock Greek PIX: liv
rm. with firepl.. kit. with Ice. din
area: garase; screened porch; loads
Of 9. closets; fun DAYLIGHT hsmt; 4
sssrss se sSSc.d a5 Sr a ac @s ss
S1n.Q50. cox a. CO.. INC. RI
f-l033. Mrs. etelnberg. 10. N.26Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
OPEN TODAY, re
A BEDRMS.
2 BATHS

A darling home. coy. neat ana
clean IS q DIN: on Beautifully
shEubbed lot facing public golf
course and y block from transp.
teetured IN this rare gem are 4
bedrooms. baths; full bsmt.. COM
pletely. tiled; ideal LIVING room with
beautiful bri0k fireplace for that
coy winter evening. The heart
broken owner has been Transferred
with moderate down payment. ASH.
ing $17.a5O.
objections: out coIesvIils I'd.
to Forest Glen I'd left 10 Dalias
ave. right on Dallas TO 90o3 and
OPEN sign.