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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Maryland Tax
Ruling Viewed
Calmly in Area

Ofiicials in nearby Maryland
yesterday said that q Maryland
Court Of Appeals decision on
business inventory assessments
is not expected to have much
effect on taxes in Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
The appellate court ruled
Friday that the State Tax Com
mission should show mo favor
itism or discrimination between
real and personal property" in
making assessments.
The opinion, officials said,
referred particularly to Balti-
more City where business and
retail inventories are assessed
at full cash value as personal
property while real estate is
assessed and taxed at a per-
centage Of full value.
Millions Seen Affected
Tax experts in Baltimore
stated the court decision will
affect hundreds of millions of
dollars in assessments.
The Maryland General As
sembly, however, in 1855 passed
q law setting the business in
ventory assessment at so per
cent of cash value in 20 of the
% Maryland counties. Not Cow
cred by the legislation were
the business assessment poll
cies of Baltimore City and
Charles. st. Marys and Dor
chester Counties.
In Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties. real estate
assessments vary from so to
go per cent of full market
value. For years. the State
Tax Commission, has held that
the assessment of real estate
will be made at less than full
cash value to allow for infla-
tionary fluctuations in real
estate prices.
City Order Reversed
Some county officials were
whether the appel
late courts ruling would have
the effect of boosting real
estate assessments or decreas-
ing business inventory assess
ments to eliminate the slight
discrepancy that exists be-
tween the two assessment per-
centages in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
The courts decision was q
of a Baltimore City
Circuit Court order which had
upheld an inventory assess
ment for Sears, Roebuok & Co.
Beginning in 1859. officials
said the ruling will cost Balti-
more City and the three Mary
land counties in the. same
category large sums now OBJ
tanned from taxes on business
inventories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Spurkmon Returns

Senator Sparkmaf. Democrat
OF Alabama, returned yesterday
from an around-the-world trip
for the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons Committee to study the
mutual aid program and other
aspects of foreign policy.
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bers Of the Montgomery County
associations advisory commit
tee refused TO comment on the
possible effect Of the p. H. S.
warning on the local program.
The committee chairman is DR.
Aaron H. Traum.
On the heels of the health
service recommendations, Frank
T. Jones. executive secretary
of the Maryland tuberculosis
Association, said the States
program of free chest X-rays
win continue. Stating that 200
Marylanders died of tubercu-
losis in 1856. he declared asso-
citation sponsored chest X-ray
tests win not be discontinued.
But this fall, in Montgomery
County as in many other areas,
the practice Of giving chest x
rays to all high school students
was discontinued. Acting on q
recommendation by DR.. Peoples,
the County Board Of Education
on September 10 restricted the
x-ray tests to tenth graders
and approved q tuberculin
patch test program for county
eighth graders.
High Incidence
Arlington and the city Of
Alexandria, Va, also are using
the patch test in preference to
X-rays.
Miss Alice M. Wagner, the
Montgomery associations act
ing executive secretary, said the
groups program last year pro-
vided free X-rays for 1854
persons. She added, however,
that some Of the mobile X-ray
units visits were scheduled In
areas Of the county known to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

declared the c0unty's mas
X-ray program, in which owe
$4,000 county residents wer'
given chest x-rays last year
deserves some real consideya,
ton and evaluation by the med.
ical advisory committee"
A Montgomery advisory com.
mittee Of six doctors will NEE,
on the problem early this week
Meanwhile. the Montgomery
County tuberculosis and Hear
Association already has begur
its 1857 Christmas Seal drive
for public contributions. II
letters announcing the 51st an
nual Christmas Seal sale, the
local group listed a schedule
of dates and locations for the
free chest x-ray program
through next May. The pro-
gram will apparently be virtu-
ally identical to the last years
program,
In Arlington. DR.. r. O.
Beachley. director Of public
health. said the case finding
committee Of the County Tu-
berculosis Association will meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the assoc
citation headquarters to discuss
possible changes in the coun-
tvs TB detection program.
In a statement issued by Sur
geon General Leroy E. Burney
last week, the Public Health
Service said mass X-ray pro-
grams to detect tuberculosis
should be limited. The recon-
mendation referred to a decline
in the national disease rate and
the. possible dangers of radia-
ton.
Concentrate Program
In addition to the Surgeon
Generals warning. other health
groups recently have criticized
mass X-ray examinations and
the use of X-ray machines by
unskilled operators. The p. H. s.
also said chest X-ray programs
should be concentrated among
groups most vulnerable to the
disease.
All six doctors who are mem.
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Poller. He said however that
Mr.. Berenson's brother was a
long time acquaintance Of Mr..
Donohue.
Mr.. Berenson is considered
the father of jai alai in Florida,
the only place where legalized
betting is permitted on the
game. Mr.. Poller said Mr.. Ber-
enson had operated a jai alai
game In New York several
years ago but that it had not
proved successful.
Linked to Chicago Bid
Mr.. Berenson was linked last
summer with the operation of
a proposed jai alai in Chicago
He denied Wednesday in tele-
phone interview with The Star
that he had had any connec-
ton with the passage of a bill
by the Illinois Legislature le-
galizing jai alai gambling. That
bill was vetoed by Gov. William
@. Stratton.
Mr.. Berenson is interested in
the Anne Arundel arena but said
he was unable at this time to
participate in it because the
Florida To-day season opens
next month, Mr.. Poller said.
/ Mr.. Poller also disclosed that
Jose Piston, a Cuban described
as the worlds best jai alai
player, has been hired as
player-manager for the Anne
Arundel Fronton.
"a or IS Players
II was thrilled to get him."
Mr.. Poller said. He said that
Mr.. Piston, who has been under
contract for years with Mr..
Berenson, will hire "a or IS
players for the Anne Arundel
arena.
Mr.. Poller said the Anne
Arundel plan had been evolv-
ing for more than a year.
He said he inquired from
the Florida racing commission
about a year ago as to any
difficulty they had had with
the gambling sports there. He
said he had been advised there
never had been a citation
against the game or the peo-
pie who operated since pari-
mutuel betting was legalized in
1894.
Miami Attorney
One Of the officers of Audi
forums, Inc. is Howard Hirsch,
a Miami attorney. He is sec
retary-treasurer of the new
corporation and general coun-
sci and director of the Grand
view Harness Track near
Cleveland. Other associated To-
cally with Auditoriums, Inc,
include Alvin @. Enrich,
Washington advertising execu-
tive; Wilbur r. Dulin, Annap-
oils attorney who has handled
the licensing application in
Ann Arundel; and Joseph A.
Kaufman and Ralph G. Shure,
attorneys who we're the incor-
porators along with Mr.. Dono-
hue.
Mr.. Poller's name first came
up in the Anne Arundel opera
ton when it was disclosed that
he had accompanied Attorney
Ira Bird Kirkland when he
obtained at $4,000 option on
25-acre site for the new
arena.
Mr.. Kirkland is chairman of
the Anne Arundel delegation
in the Maryland General AS
Sembly. -Four of the seven
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Cooksey Drops Out

BALTIMORE, Nov. % (R.-
w. A. Cooksey of Springhill,
Charles County. president OF
the Maryland Farm Bureau,
said today he won't seek re-
election. The bureau will elect
officers at its meeting in
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Oil Furnace. Not Cos
Responsible for Fire

An article in yesterdays edi-
tons of The Star incorrectly
stated that a fire Friday night
in an automobile repair shop
near River road. Bethesda, Md.
was started by a faulty gas fur
mace.
The furnace was operated by
oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

corporation at a meeting Fri
day in Miami.
The corporation. Auditorium.
Inc, is headed by F. Joseph
Donohue, former District Com
missioner and chairman of the
Kefauver campaign committee
last year.
The corporation on Novem-
Der 10 was granted a 500, 900
license to operate a jai alai
fronton near Fort Meade just
OF the Baltimore Washington
expressway. The license was
granted by the Anne Arundel
commissioners less than "a
hours after they had legalized
jai alai with pari-mutuel bet
ting.
Friday Conference
Mr.. Polar also disclosed that
Mr.. Donohue on Friday con-
ferred with Richard /. Beren-
son, owner of the Miami From
ton. concerning his possible
participation in the Anne Arun-
del operation. I
Mr.. Poller formerly had Of
fices in the Pennsylvania Build
ing here which were occupied
by the Kefauser campaign
committee.
The Gore Committee on Elec-
tions and Privileges last year
reported Mr.. Poller and his
wife contributed $14.500 to the
Democratic campaign.
Mr.. Poller yesterday said a
former Air Force colonel, now
In the real estate and invest
ment business in Miami. is an
other leading stakeholder in the
corporation. Still another stock
holder, he said, was a former
fashion designer now living in
Miami.
Related to Station Head
Mr.. Poller is the brother-in-
law of Cy Blumenthal, head
of Radio Station WARL in Ar
lington. Mr.. Poller said he for
merly had been a part owner
Of this station.
He said he had been in the
radio business for 80 years and
formerly owned stations in
Scranton and Chester. Pa.
His most recent promotion
has been in pay-as-you-see tele-
vision. He is head of Television
Exhibitors, Inc.
Mr.. Poller formerly operated
o UHF television. station in
Milwaukee, which was bought
out by CHS. He has maintained
his position of licensed owner
of WCAN-TV in Milwaukee for
It's future use as a paid TV
station.
"St0mping" for Toll TV
For the last two years I have
been stomping for paid televi-
sion," Mr.. Pollef said. He said
it was his TV promotion Office
that was used by the Ketauver
campaign committee.
Mr.. Poller is a major stock
holder in two Florida banks.
One is the Bank of Miami
Beach, State bank. The other
is the Miami National Bank,
organized in September 1856
Mr.. Poller denied that the SO
million needed for the Anne
Arundel Fronton would come
from these banks. He said that
the original financing was by
the stockholders and that the
rest would come from conven-
tional financing sources.
The first meeting between
Mr.. Berenson and Mr.. Donohue
occurred Friday according to
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DC. Investor Identified
As Joi AIoi Director
By CHARLEs {. HOFFMAN

wealthy Washington and Miami business investor who
the preconventon campaign of Senator
last yesterday identified key figure the sai
promotion in Anne Arundel County Md
Lou Poller 1874 Sycamore street NV, told The Star
he named officially director Of the jai alai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Montgomery, Arlington
TO Study x-Roy Useoge

Public health groups Montgomery Arlington Counties
be made in the free xray in the light
detection"
br william j. Peoples Montgomery County health ofncer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Kitchen Cadgefs
Of Colonial Days

ooKs OF Colonial days adept at devising labor
~ saving devices. many Of which resemble moden-day
appliances stroll through kitchens of restored williams
burg shows while preparing meals at replaces
slow process 18th century cooks approached their
tasks with imagination.
Most kitchens were outside the main houses yet
Of the so-caled new appliances Of today were actually
use with variations when leaders Of young America
dIned in the Colonial capital
For example, the modern oven with inside surfaces
rejecting radiant heat into the food and window
the progress Of cooking similar to the Colonial
Dutch oven" display In the Governors Palace kitchen
Although the shining interior turned dull long the
window s functions The also has adjustable legs
to provide the best nov Of heat from the Goals
Even the bastemaster had been thought Of in Colonial
days." says Mrs Mamie Lindsey who has described this
thousands Of tourists for the last II at
special utens for roasting small birds and had
bult-n drip pan for easy basting"
She maintains that of the old gadgets were
actually better than todays Dressed in costume like
those by cooks that day. this employee of Colonial
Williamsburg says:
II think the old rolling pins with their semicircular
handles manipulated from the top effective The
old time bastng spoon is better because it hafccvered
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Great Savings on Luxurious
IMPORTED CASHMERE COATS
.,,, y.,.. sll9
$I35 Value

choice of the tmclcss. regulation buttOned classic
silhouette or the very new, trcndseng cOcoOn-wraP
silhouette sketcfed. Available in BambOObeige
nude black, red blush or Capr-bue. Eniger
North Store Cashmere With Mlium
lining or lambs wool interlinng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Hand-TailOred FOrstman
WOOL TWEED COATS
$40 :. ,,,s Value. s78
$40 TO $I25 Values

Our exclusive beautifully styled for Own-country
Choice of black and white brown and black
With lining lambs wool interning Two styles.
One with velvet braid detail collar and pockets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Our Exclusive Zip-Lined
SEASON SKIPPER COATS
SIS v.,.. 58.'
Truly a wonderful buy-Our twelvemOnIh coat
with the famed fullsleeve, zp-in lining for
alLseasOn, alLweather comfort. Available
in black-and-white tweed or the classic, lustrOus
water-repellant wool gabardne.

PHONE: National $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

CHEVY cnAgE--By oWnER. caps
codsftyie home. attached fafafe,
AqeemnFy school ARIA, 2 bedrnlf.,
enclosed heated sleeping porch
screened porch, eInmlnum storm
Windows, excellent condition. "
blk, fhoppinn ana playground. re-
f pIosIs.i rseoyFese .s SsHs99ss nevins =
Ci.ftX CHASE TIN. ch1Tmine
Qlder home ID COW. close ii pcI1h-
eofheon eedrpe,, slndy -,
healloEs, on. l-7bb0, 10 Jll q.
c1lEgY CHASE. Md sf3.760---
LHA APPRAISAL SO 200. Cape COO
hedTmB. separate din. fIp,. 1fepi.,
bis. ffuced@ill yard. full bamt.i
With eFounds level entfance.. Z
kIeck1 from Rock Creek PSI. Of.
niles past chew Chase cifeie q
Jones Bridge n. ~ tf9lie lrhtl
b, s1sss n rils 70 house $500 sons.
cn4Vf cuASk. MD-S-fm. bum
1alQp. eas heat nlce sire lpti
~ Ea~4m |annH (nnm UnornHmf
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MhoD AVE. BAts--1~bedfm. pfiek
r. nbler, in choice area, excel.
cond.: $4,000 down. Silt per
mo. ~ OWNER. OIL. $1,000. SsO5
nlannn Lara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ton-Urk, famdIefi ) bedfU1-,
baths: KIT: I skiss; r'a- "; rsa:-
m; buiif-in eompl. bar Win
refgT.; bot and cold water and
Formica sinktop: storage rW.
laundry I'm: t7x30 screened pcb.,
lzx30 covered deek; circle drive.
way to front entn; beaut. lot.
alrptng 10 east with eoWnataigB
out q ground in rear. Orig. price.
$4,000: nov Avail. IL eompletely
new eond. q .S3o.o50: With easy
H ems eifss srem VsMhk 81
20. e-ie0d sftsI 3 and a Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Sosr; se l'e sesnS posss; lo seS
lot. Close 70 NH Convenient
loeation si3.aso. GEO. W. Ro-
BERIeoN Realtor. 1885 Wise.
aye OIL. s-2i25. ones open sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
HOUSES snp esse-MD.
lcoNTlhUrc,
Colored- TCarsondaIe
40O7 Whitfield Chanel Rd,

,s as rs%oIs 81. e sonsis ss
Inc 81 bsdrms.. iSs. liv. rnn'. an.
lrea, Wellrappt, Kitchen. neu ser.
Teal Venetian blinds. Spacious rec,
Inla Inodefn bath and laundry and
storaee tpace.
Reas. TeFms-By Apt.
Mr.. CLARK--No. 7-Bs0a .
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HOUSES ron SALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL--ist eomml.; 10
restore - home and income. Only
kooi very lcy -, down peymentt.
W0QDAlDdE sEcf-K house. well
tprea, itt 4 ct. rm.,. din. frn,,
aalgRsss'' powder IN IN. cpo ny Eupl'
kit. could Be ! bodrm. n needed.
tile hath, I attic. 2 beautiful In
eBlated rms; basement, tiled d.,
eompl. ehowerFoom and ext. bath
room. alsp tuq Ice, porehes, beau
Es|S iSi ~: 'lSSs s.9i ;I'it iS' 3:
1851 0ALLATtN sf.-opposlts
large park: 3 bedrms, eeTiidet,.
sSEiS' ~ I o;n.l 0 IA. s.Tsssi i's0un''
Will on c0LoRED-NF. new
IIQUdence Hospital, 1915 Yara-
9ay ~. M. 10 minutes from
aevlfogn, parochlel and public
eehoQle reaEby. Fear.neN, .a-bed-
I'm. brick eemidet Pull bath plus
1st-n. powder rn.i az OF loan.
Ieaeonnble. down payment 10 duall.
TsntS Ss3lt, includes tsSes
Int, principal inspection by an.
"a, o-07oO, BfLFfORE co.,
a0oi 18th q. h.Ws pf. 7-bb22.
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500 i1lh 8H. N.E.-TRutY !
legsll bIlpl home WIN anita
REDUCED Will kzY lok Sill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

PALS Ran Olph st. NE.
A dsI. brick ~ excellent oopdl-
ii q sdxrh sn' bs csa sssajI
buiil-lp EaFaeei Oh heat. Erceilsnl
nnpePclnl' call Mfs. ionss. "a. O.
JOSEPHINE @. JONES
IA. e-aOss IA. e.oesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ROCKVILLE, S13.500-Assumo OF
loan on this fully air-eond., g.
bedrm. rambler; lge liv. rm.. Dc
lux luxe slss r1 a.; wss, nsS:;r s5ysrj
yard. Mrs. Norheim. HI. $3.50,
COX 4 CO., JU. 6-01SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

S1l .500-ncally gpa-.
eious 3-hedrm. home. Pic, window
paneled nv, Im. and din. rm-s
equipped Kit. breakfast rm;. par.
nzfh. coz 4 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ROCKVILLE. West end : custom-
sYil' Sss s So 5,n brick a hsTs:
pine rec. rm., frepl. garage; lot
iOOxi5f: must see 70 appreciate:
vacant. ASKING S25.950. BUDNEY
REALTY, GA. A-s7eS. To. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

GAITHERsBrRG-one o. the
finest Good neiEhborhood and
immaculate home. Large. fully
equipped and cheerful Kitchen.
den and llvatory on aEst floor
OVefafzed living room, fireplace.
screened porch locking out on
larse. BEAUTIFULLY landseapeo bark
4 Co. REALTORS. Gathers
hurr 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE. / mile
north Of 4 Corners shopplna center
on colesville I'd: beautiful corner
lot with BRICK rambler, 81 $4,000;
entr. hall. liv,. rm., flrepl,, din, rm,,
lge. ser. porch, mod. tiled kit.
lee. bedIms.. ,sis baths. utility Fm.,
sereened-in bree1eway; a-ear ga
ssrd Ssv Tss I neat. T 6p.n s san
duTins week By !, eaIi hSSI Mr. .n fe is%s
W. a-ie37. oLNEY REALTY.
VIII e.I15S, Mr., W, kaufman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

R0cKvIIIE-HSFSS q SaTSSini
ssTs only s iis1as tss. Ever sv RI 5.
frepl family din. rm-. huge kit,
bsmt.. fruit and nice shade trees.
Small amt. cash win handle o..
l-l521, c. W. BARTON co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

k0CKVILLE-Del, 4-ssdTm. hsne:
rss S'Ns only w $4,000. 20 ~ PA. 500
down. balance less than rent.
BuDNKY RLrY.. GA. 4-sTs5. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ROCKVILLE, 700 Crab AVE-
bedrm. rambler, fun bsmt.: cen.
pletely fenced. Must Be sod.
1Lss loan. pay Ike rent. OWNER.
weekdays, Mr. STALKER, RB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

-FOUR coRNERs AREA.-3 blocks
20 woodmoor sheppinRl Unusual
brick Colonial HuyI Assume almost
$4,000 ANS loan; f1b.S00 for
quick sale Has , bedFnsl RIP.
LEY Co. 10. 5-0l11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

PARkWooD. ND: $40 90; rear
sood I'I area; YHA SVsiIssis: Iiv'.
din, rm.. mod kit. 3 bedrnls-.
baths. daylight rec rni. Tbs
VS. si WRrtsE pF'o III ~ s ~ ca's'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

I g ~ 3, Il 1 S nsiEhborSSOosd.
h in sent sen al Al FOR loT only ny r ios5 u.s.
As little IS $3.50 down Assume
$1,000 OF loan. owner viii ho1d
end trust. Must Be seen 10 Be ap-.
preciated. 10. S-07e2; no brokers
please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

ROCKVILLE; only e10.o80 -Ims
naculate 3-bedrm. rambler: at
trne. lot; conv, location open
ooVWaS;xRL. 10 ot.. s. sSs simmons or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

6REEN AcRES-BFiek Colonial.
pins-paneied den. rec. rm.. mod
ern kit, gar, lEe. fenced ward:
assume iaree OF loan, Si0S per
mo. taxes and inSur. included:
$50 down. OWNER. OIL. s.
1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

47is IaSs1Sid 70;
OPEN euns--3-bedru. rambler:
sst5s i sI sss VIZ f' n. v sisa
u. sst 70 EdssasId: Szo.s5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

= Immac. 3-bedrm.
sssR s leg ext, extras s SS 20 IA IA;
Co, WI. 1854, 10. $3.50. :
ROcKCREsT, $500 down. $50 Per
mo.-Det. 3-bedrm. rambler: cor.
ner lot. Subject % FHA. BupNNY
AHALTX. CA. 4-e7e5. ~. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

c0LEsvILLE ARIA = Beautiful
NEW RAMBLER for only sle.0oOl
You'll md 80 much for 50 little.
lar asse ~, ssd sss. iss Ss yIs ~ ,os ss
AIPLEY col, Ju. 5-esil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

KEEsIEcIoE carr con; esgfe
baths: 1850 81. l-6z25. =
KEN6lsG10N Nklol.I sc haFlas
-6iSfsaa.. batb. is 1osS: sabsand:
able Ind noo7; nice .scfeened
porch, fun bsmt eeFnff %, ziy.-.
sgg us Atses"ws iR eSSe 1887 H., Z.
olice onen Hnn. l1.a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

COLE6VILLE M. near Ednor.
ranch house has Z large rooms.
every convenience. an acre Of
gFoun4. and q view. II Is IN Al
condition and represents more
than the S30.e60 asking price.
Inspect any day, og call MIRA
eeirnaHfy +v "a s-S42s- ASHTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

coLEsvILLE AHA; JUST LISTED
s;.AckE i've ios: dssd-eSd
street: close 70 shopping and
.rensps ss3.s5o. RILEY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

KENsINGTON, no IS down--Det,
3-bedrm. rambler; IL. level wooded
lot; payments like rent. BUDNEY
REALTY. III. 2-04OO. GA. 4-e705.
kENslN0foN RAnKWAYi builders
close-outi, THIS custom built
rambler with 3 bedrms., eM baths.
must BE- sold; paneled rec, rrn. I;
Se6.l50, DONALD Z. YOUNKIN
a CO., 10, l-s022.
kENsENGToN sIS.S00--S9Oe Hal
sey ct Contemporary 3-oedrm,
i ssns, Auss .l ~; IR with ncSr.
sdrSl efillns. Eeuippsd kit,,
Ma sloss,sg er sp plsn'S "a ssSsss
fenced yard. Slks 70 school.
FHA terms. $3.50 down. immed
poss. Mrs. Hart 10. S-O775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

R0CKViELE-cuSfom-S built Oct. s.
esdrm, brick rambler; fpll esmt;:
sisa.soc, 5000 "S down: i pssS;n s
II S77 per mo- FHA BUDNEY
REALTY. CA. 4-e7o5. tn, 2-ofo0.
ROCKVILLE-FHA Appraised; s.
eond., Gre alarm system. Must 6e
sold this week end, S13.7b0: low
down payment Ewes. and sun,
RrAr!f.y co 20 0-ea3A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

brick spiit-ieveI. with ) eood-sise
eedrms', din. rm.. lse. iiv. I'm, rec
ria,. va baths. Assume .GI loan.
50 500 dn.. Si36 mo, fneis. every-
thing open . 70 6. 1913 New
s FART s SSsnA,. Gsssnr,M $1,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

CONN. AVE-, EsT1TES-bS luxe J.
assume sis.soeoS. as ~ lo saro' ~.
IN. wffrepl.. din. rn.. eiec, kit.
bemt.- rec nm: walk 10 , schools
public tramp. q door: vacant:
To- s.b0Sa Or nj s-Soss