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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27
Six-Story Plunge
At SunituFium
Kills D. c. Visitor

A 55-year-old man from
Wayne. Pa, died yesterday
after pMnging six floors from
the roof Of the Washington
Sanitarium at Takoma Park.
Takoma Park police identi-
ned him as Roy r. Shockey
who, they said, had been visit
ing at the home Of his wife's
mother In the $500 block Of
Macarthur boulevard NV.
Police said he had been adj
mitted to the hospital the day
before for rest and treatment
Of q nervous disorder.
He was pronounced dead on
the scene by DR.. Frank j.
BrOschart, Montgomery County
medical examiner, who issued
q suicide certificate.
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ity is undertaken" Some Of
these agencies continue to oper-
ate as independent units after
the purpose for which they
were created has expired.
"As long as these loose ar
rangements are allowed to con-
tinue. there is going to be con-
fusion. unfixed responsibility,
and an increased problem Of
administration" the report
warns.
The county's planning ar
rangement is particularly con-
fusing. according to the bureau.
In Fairfax. the planning COM
mission is the sole agency with
authority to adopt q master
plan. A majority Of the present
planning commission members
were appointed by q previous
board, and their master, plan
views differ from the present
board.
Lack Of EfIiciency Cited
Pleasant as 1t may be, in-
formality is slowing down
government efficiency in the
county, the report states. I'm
portant directives should be
written, and not passed along
by word Of mouth.
Another problem is making
department heads realize that
the county executive Is the adj
ministrative boss, and they are
answerable to him.
The surveyors said Fairfax
had encountered no major diff
flculty on the latter point,
principally because Of the high
regard that department heads
and other county officials
generally held for County
Executive c. c. Massey. But
they found that many persons
within the government still felt
they had the right to go before
the supervisors whenever they
saw At.
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Prose9regotion Tulks
Slated in Bethesda

The Montgomery County
chapter Of the Maryland Petit
ton Committee will mold an
open meeting at $50 pm.
Thursday at the Lynbrook Rec
reation Center, Lynbrook drive
and Newdale road, Bethesda,
Md.
Speakers at the pro-segrega-
ton meeting will be Miss Betty
Thompson Of Arlington, q re-
cent candidate for the Vir-
ginia Legislature, and C. Maui
rice Weidemeyer, attorney for
the petition committee. Topic
Of the evening will be civil
Wrongs for Your Children
Are They Being Educated or
BrainwaShed?"
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Montgomery
Tax Bills Set
Foro5,OOO

New-style real estate tax bills
have been prepared for some
$4,000 property owners In
Montgomery County.
Alex Hancock, county finance
director, said final bills were
completed yesterday and should
be in the mail this week.
This Is the earliest we have
completed them in 80 years."
he declared.
First mailing Of the new bills.
on punch-type cards instead Of
the usual paper, took place
July /.
Normally. it has been consid-
erably later that all bills have
been completed, usually the end
Of October and once as late as
January /. Mr.. Hancock said
The finance director attrib-
uted the speed this year to
several factors. One, he said,
was the County Councils de-
cision to change the tax-settine
deadline from June 80 to April
IS. Another, he said, was
earlier certiflcation Of 'front.'
foot benefit charges by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. Many bills we're
late last year because Of a delay
in such certihcation, he de-
clared.
Use Of the new punch-cards
and q new rented calculator
machine also was q big help,
Mr.. Hancock said.
This is an effort to simplify
the bills and give more Of q
mechanical check" he said.
The simpiihcation includes a
Jumping together Of several tax
items formerly classified sep
arately on the old bills. These
include the metropolitan re-
gional tax, sanitary tax, fire
area tax, parking lot tax, and
other special taxes. All these
are listed under the heading.
Especial Area Tax"
The $4,000 real estate tax
bills represent about 5000 more
than last year, Mr.. Hancock
said.
Ihe due date on the bills is
July /, but they are payable
without hinterest un Octo-
Der 1.
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Train Kills Man
In Guithersburo

A Gaithersburg (Md.) man
died In Suburban Hospital
early today about 10 hours
after having been struck by
"a train at the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad station in
Gaithersburg.
William Washington, 80,
died at $3.50 am. from frac-
lures Of the skull and q Drain
conclusion.
Montgomery County police
said he was hit by q Washing
ton-bound freight train baout
.7:25 p.m.
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.Ex-Norris Aide
Reports0usfer

Mrs. Dorothy Dawson. ad.
ministrative secretary to DR..
Forbes H. Norris. former Mont
gomery County superintendent
Of schools, said today she had
been asked to resign from her
$4,000 post.
The request was made verb
ally. she said, by DR.. C. Taylor
Whittier, new superintendent
who took over on August /, and
DR.. James Prince, director Of
personnel for the school system.
DR.. Whittier today denied he
had demanded her resignation
and said he had notified her
only that. she would eventually
be transferred to another secre-
tarial post. Mrs. Dawson has
been employed for 20 years by
the school administration in
Secretarial work.
Last night the oBard of Edu-
cation approved the creation
Of a new $4,000 position Of
administrative assistant to
the superintendent and chose
Gerald G. Reymore. a Sher-
wood High School teacher, to
fill it.
DR.. Whittier said he prefer
red a man as his principal aide
and that he had mo quarrel
with her work." He added that
mo oficial action has been
taken and / assume she will
continue her duties until we
work something out"
Following the board meeting
last night. both DIR. Whittier
and Lathrop Smith, board
chairman. told a reporter that
funds for the new position were
included in the budget.
Mrs. Dawson said. however,
that she was told yesterday
that her resignation was nee
essary because her salary was
needed to provide funds for the
major portion of the salary of
the new administrative secre-
tary.
Last night the board created
. second new position, naming
Forrest @. Shearin. jr.. to super
wise personnel matters for the
$500 non-instructional workers
in the school system.
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Dairy C0ttIe Decline
In MARYLAND Delaware

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, Aug.
"a R.-The number Of milk
cows on Maryland and Della
ware farms continued to decline
during the past year, according
to the Federal-State Corp Re-
porting Service.
The Maryland figure for June
was given as $4,000 as against
236. 900 Q year earlier. Delaware
farms had $4,000 milk cows in
June. Is compared with 80, ZOO
in June Of 1856.
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Top-hight scientists have come to three star.
ting yet quite sane conclusions aboutyeiucine
for the average person
First don't trv 70 take weight off too fast
You may dar:age your health And most people
can't dc it anyway that empty feeling" gets
YOU down And you're off your diet
Second don't be u faddist Loss Of weight
that results in loss Of vitality means you're
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generals ONCE knocked out
the fee system.
The board. at its meeting
last night, heard reports that
proposed new regulations would
leave the door wide open to
massive after hours use of the
schools. since only an applica-
ton, signed by IS residents. is
necessary to obtain permission
for reserving classrooms or
auditoriums for social. recre-
alton or civic" affairs.
Bridge Club Inquiries
A school aide revealed that
this possibility already has
prompted an inquiry from a
Bethesda bridge club. which is
considering holding its sessions
In q school building.
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Heads photographers

STAUNToN. Va. Aug. ~ (E1.
The new president Of the Vir.
ginia Professional Photogra-
pliers Association Is Mango K.
link Of Stanton. She was
elected yesterday to succeed
Lewis G. Berry Of Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27


transition from one form Of
government to the other, finds
the county supervisors still
begged down with administra-
tive detail.
The report comments that
"even q cursory examination
Of the minutes indicates that
the board is spending excess
sive amounts of time on mat
tiers which either should be
handled elsewhere or could be
disposed of by the board itself
In q more expeditions manner.
This criticism comes as no
surprise to the supervisors. or to
anyone else who has attended
any Of the recent marathon
board meetings.
Had All-Night Session
It is not unusual for board
meetings to last from 10 am.
until well past the dinner hour.
One meeting, which involved q
controversial rezoning applica-
ton. went on until 5 am.
At first. it was thought the
overlong meetings and the
painStaking attention to detail
was q temporary situation
brought about by the election Of
i've brand new board members.
They took ONCE, to serve with
two reelected members. on
January /. 1856. Twenty-one
months have passed and the
meetings show no signs Of get
ting shorter.
Board members, notably Brig.
Gen. Richard p. Ovenshine,
have made frequent pleas. for
more emphasis on policy
matters.
Urges LOng-Range Plans
The report attributes the
trouble in part to an apparent
lack Of understanding between
the supervisors and the county
executive as to what each ex-
poets Of the others. 1t says:
Because Of the lack Of poll
cies, or at least q failure to
understand them, the county
executive and the administra-
tive agencies are Of necessity
forced to bring to the board for
decision many items which in
volve q determination Of policy.
eSs
Admittedly. 1t Is frequently
an easier course Of action for
the governing body to approach
each issue on q case-by-case
basis as the matter arises than
to establish a long-range pol
icy. Usually, the former
arrangement may be followed
for q time without causing Sc
rious difiiculty or time con-
sumption. - The magnitude
3. Of the problems Tin Fairfax
County,. however, Is the very
reason why the Board Of Coun-
ty Supervisors should turn its
attention to long-range policy
determinations rather than
concerning itself with short
run, ad-hoc, piecemeal APP
breaches to complex situa-
tionS."
Adding to the administrative
confusion, the report states,
are the county's many boards
and agencies.
Sees Confusion Continuing
The report notes that there
Is IAN apparent tendency in
Fairfax County to create new.
and relatively independent,
agencies each time a new activ-
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Manila General Visits

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 81
(R.-Brig. Gen. M. G. Soliman,
commandment Of the Philippine
Military Academy. yesterday
began a three-day orientation
visit to the Naval Academy.
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After-Hours School Use
Raises Fears of Board

Montgomery Countys public schools likely be
public in the coming that the prospect
County Board Of Education.
The board last restricted the of the school build
ngs for afternoon and evening activities by imposing
using the schools recent ruling from the attorney
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REPORT ON FAIRFAX
County Heads Called
Too Involved in Detail
BY MARY LOU WERNER

The principal problem that Fairfax County sought to
by changing its government i've ago still the
counys major dculy according to the Bureau Of Public
Administration Of the University Of Virginia.
When the county executive system adopted in 1882
the idea put most Of the administrative burden on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27
In Your Reducing Diet
The Sane Scientific Way
In Weight Reduction Not Only Helps Keep
Vitality Up, But Makes
Losing Weight Easier

following the wrung road
Third-the smart way to reduce is-see your
doctor first-then get on balanced diet Eat
all the good foods but trim down little on
everything
You need all these foods for a balanced diet
meat milk eggs. fish. poultry. citrus fruits,
green-leafed and yellow vegetables And cereal.
grain foods such as good bread
This way you keep your body we'll nourshed
You don't become nervous irritable and feel
empty all the time You do help keep your
vitality up
Thus the trick is to eat little less and lose
little less but keep on doing it
Good Eating Helps
One OF the biggest reasons many people can't
follow diet is because they don't like what
they eat Good-tasting foods help you keep on
diet
County Fan Buttermilk Bread can add
pleasure to your meals Because it has par.
ticularly delightful flavor 1t has fine texture
and tender crust to make good tender toast
In addition, County Fair Buttermilk Bread
helps supply your daily needs Of Protein, Vita.
Minis 81 b.. Niacin And Calcium and Iron
Follow the sane scientific way in reducing
Get County Fair Buttermilk Bread fresh from
your grocer today You'll be glad you did
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county executive and leave the
Board Of County Supervisors
more time for policy and PLAN.
ming.
The bureau. in its report
evaluating Fairfax County's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27
Sees Confusion CONTINUING

The report notes that there
Is ian apparent tendency in
Fairfax County to create new.
and relatively independent,
agencies each time a new activ-
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B. AnlA, Wakeflel IA Claremont elem:
schval AREA. 2.hedFm. hrtcks tuil
hsmt., nice I'd: 500. Nj. N-31sS.
COLUMBIA PINES, az Terrace Dr..
Newly redecorAted N-heoroom
brick rambler; hSmt., eer,, urepl,
siS s, LARcHMoEE REALTY u.
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LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE
Corner .pIaep Of business. well Is.
Iahllshed; rooms, 1nd and 3fd
HQolsi Ions lease with beer license
health. Fof further informstion
call pFOpfietof, NO. 7-0730. Closed
on IneadnH. w
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LUNcHRoNETTR = short hours,
very reasonable. investigate
BAR A oRrLL--over $1,000 gross
weekly, No entertainment. hiehly
''kkfLAs-PAPANIcoLAs. -
MA. $1,000 I'm. 2-3O35
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8 rooms ana SssS $40
TilH RIGGS Natl BANK
WASH. LOAN n TRUST BRANCH
900 = 81. NM 81. $4,000
VICINITY TN AND KKNNEDY 6Ts.
snel, porehes; sas heat: rent.
PHILLIPS a FULLER. INC.
81. $500 1913 18th 81, NV.
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SANDOZ INC.

FOR SALE: Apartm E n /
Hotel, Q furnished apart
ments and 10 furnished
rooms each with private
bath; situated In Summer
vile, 8. G. near Charleston
Air Force Base, Navy Yard,
Ammunition Base, and
Bushy Park Water Develop
ment. Highly suitable for
husband and wife operation
or private school. Further
details and inspection upon
request. Price, $4,000.
mn n@ww - $50 -
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CHEVY CHASE, D. 9.
START LIVING
PARKv1EWIE VILLAGE
E-Z TRADES

A new group Of custom ramblefa
and split-i levels are practically hall
sels K ,, ens sfSsR q q. RrG ne ssod
reasons, They are nestled tn close
In, tfee-studded afea 81 Rock Greer
Park. with II scenic beauty nc
|feef. ri. that Is lie delieht "a both
tsenaGers and adults. Dream klteh-
len. Garages. and many nne. ap-
|pointments that must be seen 70 be
appreciated. Each has been designed
10 meet every need for better fam.
W living They ese ssnsiP ly, P 'rnsis
Iavailsble, We accept trades and re-
|lieve you Of the headaches 81 re-
financing and SELLING your Older
homes. So why not come out and
lsee how easy II Is 70 make an sd
lvantageous dealf Open daily, ~ 70
Is pm. Only 2 blocks north Of Mili-
tary "a 81 Ofef0n ave. TO sample
hafna ~ ET0A CraooW ouG n
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HOUSES ron sALE--N.W.


/ nEDRMs., 2 baths. plus sleeping
RSSttssh i qsa4.so5. fcs Contact i Hh
BuRnEIss weekdays . 20 4 pm,
IlANDeOME MuLTIPLE.PpRPOeE
TOWN HOUSE In excellent eondi-
ton. close In. near Conn. ave
10 rooms, NOV pfodufinf over
~ 200 month. An acceptable pur.
chaser can buy this direct from
sy5SsSr p 81 lssls 81 d s;.1
NJ q.cnelA ,.,Aa, yE en- q ssii sE..I
eond.; priced rlsht.. Mr., Benson.
PAUL p. sToNE. tn. 2-liO5. RIA.
NIGH ABOVE POTOMAC VALLEY
Attractive J-bedfm. Colonial On
Potomac ave. With maeniheenl
views Up and down the valley,
Nice. level, AilehoF-feneed lot
should sell immediately. SCI 500
E Eii4si q 9 III 5Hilak liz NC d
sEMIDET.. bedrmS., 8 baths,
t p,'I.s Q. SHiurH .:r,pG eny e ~ sa 3
~ spacious rms, = baths.. VIII
trade for new home ~ sell Sun;
kE Eii ~ NJ e. s.o 51sSi OWENS
HOME AND TNCOliE--I0 rms. 8
baths. Income Sygk plus apt.
~. ~ Hrl ai s.osss. OWENS Real
0PEN SUNDAY, $3.50 pm 221o
3 e. nv 800. 90 Com; .ysf-5 mod
TRADE ASSOCIATION - Several
sHIslsss r. pEo ggsss' also building
BEAUTIFUL BRlcK MOUSE on 10tl
st.. close 70 Columbia fd.; 10
rooms. 81 baths: selling furnished
renting rooms gross quoted illled
$3.50 mo, plus living quarters
nice condition. Lafge down pay
HEfis 1 R:sI.sE' III Hlth 7ls PEiH
INCOME PROPERTY--9-story brk.,
Into 3 apts.. 3 baths; beaut. furn.
500 incgme; SIS. 900. liberal
term. sI KsAcH AND PURCELL
ADJOINING ROCK CREEK PARK,
above Kennedy; 10b-it. front.
det,; centW hall, 8 rms. 2 baths
maids fms bath; Gear garsse
Eficet DlNlDU. Eve. NJ. NQLuyu
va S.si.s s.is HH' s.1Sz5s. ohAVAIII
LIVE NEXT TO TINE RInEBOUeE
1891 Lanier pl.. 1t 18th ana CO.
lumbia rd.--EKcel 4-bedrm. 81
bath home, plus income ept; OneEl
INC, 1881 X %. NV, Ma, $3.50
SALE on RENT, 1917 = 81. NV
3 stories. ARRANGED apt. each dr.
excel cgnos okhbisH, EN-. z-osI'
UPPER MI. PLEAsANT-9 rms,
Sos s;s ~ s ssIl IA
opoRoEToWN- sAf.Es-REN
ssoo pSnSsfion Ave. a.. 4-7ee1
SHEPHERD PARK
OPEN SUN, 10 Pm.
1878 LOCUST m. NV.
Immae. det. Colonial brick. Llv
rm.. din. nm. tiled kit, powder
rm,. ser. porch: 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths
walnut library End a.; dormitorl
rm. 3Td q. beaHs- rec rm an
lively priced: terms.
J. LEE DoNNELLY 4 SON
Ho0ItOf1
ma. $3.50 Ewes. W0. $3.50:
BEDROOM AND BATH LIST ELn.
MODERN DIET. BRICK HOME
Open today. TO o: o1Q AspeI
tst. 4 large bedrooms, tiled bath Of
End A.; Av. rIIl., Gin. nm, mod. Kit,
bedTn. and bath. LIST A.. rec, I'm
w/baf, rear screened porch Price
70 sell fast. Mr.. Feldman, RA
LOUIS RuppEN. tn. 10000
OPEN, 80
Cash or terms, 1880 18Th ct
in.w.-Lge. home with roolninI
house possibiiities; low down payi
III =. TURNER REALTY. tn. 2
| cENTER-HAlL DETACHED BRICK
1880 VAN buren, ST. NV.
Open today i 70 dark. Modern
4 bedrms,, 2 baths. powder room
on LIST moor: rec. nm: earpettni
and GRAPES % remain,
Louis RuDDKN. ~. $4,000
ALASKA AVE.
7SO4 ALASKA AVE. NV bed
rms. baths, h.-W-h.. bsmt. porch
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REALToRe

Telephone s-sJ77. Sumter. 9. &.
COL0RED NIGHT CLUB-Exceiisni
liguer SPOT; ~ bsautifuL ezpen-
Z apta.; price. s7.500: down, ST..
900. 1oday,s best buyl 14th 81.
nv Exclusive. A. n. gEELYE,
~. Ish12l.
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LIST

Your quality 3 and 4 bedfm, homes
In Montgomery County and upper
NV. with us. Clients waitins. All
ROBERT H. KENT a. co.
u. $1,000
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EOlIEcE PARKi deal Tor Igs Ian:
ily-N hedFms, newly dec. ane
ready to move IN. Cloee 70 senocn
and shopping- Must hays, rs,S -
10000; or MI. Snyder. We.
S-sS7N
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LIST Is sEEL r0UR BUSINESS.
large o. small, near-faFi have out
of-town cash clients IN. T. eo.op
assoc ). GIBRALTAR CO.. Wash.
BLDG. D. c. Lislinea wanted IN
b. G.. W, and Nd. Dl 5.6BO0s
COUNTRY eTonE.s Charles CO..
rs rs obo as 2. ~ $40. masa algS sRs,'
DEiIc Ill a, apF,, atgl lse. vol;
re. tafrsoui; riIs. orbRALTAh.
DRY CLAN, Ari.. Vel nice plant y
.SRsso dinkALrxR CO.. b.
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'yss! !S9sg:S sSis;'ifE s'' IA :9s ; "a
nj, from D am. 70 3 pm:
3-BEDRM HOUSE,, vic, walter Reed
and shePhsSd ~, pk' d aE, io ns s.zsgS
TRANSFERRED 0FEICER needs ..
hedrm. house, Beihesda ara =
Dec. Max. rent $l2b. Boz $500,
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$$$$$$
Main Hwy, 81. Marys Co.. So. Nd,
Restaurant. beer license = legal
slot machine area. Extremely active
s mss Sld Pr asc s nsSy s 81 La
rest. rest. Mt. 2 laws, lge. at
.factive owner living atrs. Sep
arate entrance. end a., 10 rms, 3
baths. 3rd n. expansion possibili.
ties. Outsof-town owner will sell
S Z: ley q Lincoln s sssiss Wen n
GROCERY-NO BEER
same owner = years. hours 8 70 o.
20 SUM top oeorFetown clientele,
81 900 down may handle.
LUNCHEONETTE
Downtown. owner quotes ~ 900
wk., hours 20 n, closed sun,
Should make $4,000 yriy. Priced
reasonably, terms TO Responsible
people.
CLEANING PLANT
owner quotas over 5000 vkly,
hours 4 20 z, closed sun Small
payroll owner quotes net OF ever
6e seen 70 be appreciated,
DELrCATESSEN-BEER
Finest clisntels. Grill. Air cond
Si,6OO Wkiy. business. Can do
much more with aggressive oper.
ator, Reasonably priced. Good
terms. Exclusive.
GROCERY-No BEER
owner quotes q 400 wklya San, sams
az "a 500 complete, with large
stock Only BOO down, See
shsa Chssen. RA, 0-baa6.
KOGOD q BOOKOTF
9aa sth o., NV. Ma e-9S7S
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Mr. noLI.fNQ and Andrews Fields
-sllN southern aye: 81; lovely
Si.ssssm y.r scsni nmss cuA secupsnes
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SILVER sPRiE0. ietOs Inueoa
ave, - S-oedFm., 1-bath Colonial.
With liy. rm.. hit. formal ain. Tm
and fun basement
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FALLS cHURCH-SiS0 INCLUDES
GAS HAT AND ALL UTfLiTIES
Lge. Nv, rm., nreplaee, soiAfiam,
picture window. din. Fm., modern
kitchen. bath, tub and EhoWef, IN.
ished bsnt.. = hath. laundry faetl-
titles: near gchools, bus. churches.
shopping, Is min. to pentagon
u. s-e67S an day Sat. and sun,
after = pm weekdayA
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DIPLOMAT on PROFESSIONAL
4-bedrm, det. brk. On corner lot.
WI ypper lx,h q MEs Car. "a -, ,.
INC. ST. S-36e0.
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nARRlsoN q ApAhss -.
n3e X 81. NV. MA, k.Sfllt
FALLs CHURCH AREx
a-bedro0m rambler tile bath
larfe eaoio. kilchgnl sos mo.
~ r. RkfeoLps = co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

CHEVY CHAsE. eso5 Rittenhonse
st, n,vs--colonia bra. newu gee-
3 hedrms., Nv. rHi-. GIN. I'm, esn'
powder rul-. rec. run.. SAT. snruo-'
washer, drier. IA. 3-sS15.
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ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. bic ny. IA,
with firepl.. din. ru., KIT. oea-
rms. and tiled hath. al on ~
auto. washer and dryer in large.
dry hsmt.: bree1eway % garage
lEs. lot: rent. Sli0. Out colesyille
"a. to Bonifant I'd. turn len ! elk.
to Al Bcnifant I'd. Or can ~
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[EKNTN0 FSTAnEisIikIENTI

ESQ: kxs. 100 rent. skst: u
dsnssly populated, iasl-sfovlnl
VI. suburb. 2. and I, GA stals.
p5ehi ~. art AerE q l sIlsIR !;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

SPRfNofIKfD -S hedrm, mod
rambler, equipped hts MI hlnll
NOV IS. fess, rent fer ions-leSn
lease Cal = r. BHNoiT Rsaltor'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Finest clisntels, Grill. Air cond
Si,6OO Wkiy. business. Can do
much more with aggressive oper.
ator. Reasonably priced. Good
terms, Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

IhPORTANf ERANCnlsRe On Fa-
sSsIasivs di;sriSvscrsSSip Sa,Isi ssi.
Is Yrs, Priced low for auick sale.
Box lbn.A, star
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Freshly and beautifully decor-
s ssse esds .s Ssssh h Ss:.l ~:
3-9a00. JAMES L. DIXON 4 Co.