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ideals as a goal They feel that
what they have. are. and do, isn't
good enough. They don't base their
goals on an honest appraisal OF
their own gifts and talents.
In most social situations where
the young person feels inadequate.
DR.. Newburger feels. it is because
he has convinced himself that he
cannot accomplish what has to be
done. He has to .'unconvince' him.
self.
How would this apply in the case
of a boy who hesitates to ask for
a date?
First, the boy must ask himself
why he hesitates." DIR. Newburger
replied. The boy may tell himself
that he'd like the date. but that
he doesn't know how to ask for
it. Probably he is really afraid to
be refused. or of not knowing how
to act when he gets it.
He should remind himself that
words are worth far less than feel
ings. A sincere smile will often do
the trick when he can't find the
right words And he should remem-
Der that even if he is refused. he
has won a victory. He hasn't lost.
because he has gained experience.
The next time it will be easier for
him!
Boys and girls should be anx-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
By KITE TURMsLL

Its perfectly natural Tor teen
ayers TO have feelings Of infeliority.
according 20 Dr. Howard J. New
burger. associate professor OF
educational psychology at New York
University's School of Education.
Those who have been dependent
on others are bound to. The teen
age boy or girl finds himself Just
starting to stand alone. He has to
learn a whole new set of values.
So said DR.. Newburger during an
interview. He is a practicing ana
lySt. and former director of the
Workshop in Cultural Psychoanal-
ysis of the United Nations.
What causes lack of confidence?
When asked this. DIR. Newburger.
a calm. relaxed man with an easy
manner, declared that values are
too often influenced by advertising.
radio, and televiSion- Few teen
ayers, he noted. actually look like
their contemporaries in ads. or can
afford to dress like the models IN
style magazines Nor. he added
with a smile. do they move and
talk like the teen-agers in the
movies or on teleyiSion.
They acquire a set Of unreal
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college dining rooms or cafeterias
and incur such additional expenses
as travel, recreation and clothing.
This figure is a minimum almost
everywhere.
In privately controlled colleges
the cost probably will be higher.
betweent $1,000 and $500 a year.
In the larger city controlled univer-
sites the costs will fall within a
$500 to $1,000 a year minimum
range for students living at home.
These totals do not include special
clubs, fraternities or SororitieS-
Tuition costs range from nothing
to $500 a year and up. Fees are
variable quantity. Many colleges
have Jumped together laboratory
fees. medical fees. campus activities
fees, application fees and other
special charges into a single all
inclusive charge There is usually
a matriculation tentry) fee OF IS TO
$25.
Board and room charges vary
widely. In general. charges are
slightly higher in privately control
led institutions. The range for
practical purposes is from $3.50 up
ward to $3.50, with some running
even higher. Some schools re-
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COLLEGE AND YOU
How Much for a Degree?

quire students to assist in house.
keeping chores.
Like everything else. college costs
are increasing, not only for board
and room but for tuition as well.
Even so. colleges cannot exist on
tuition and fees paid by students.
but must piece out their incomes
by returns from investments and
endowments. With State colleges
and universities the difference is
made up by legislative appropria-
ton.
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profession you seek to prepare for
and your personal habits and tastes,
1t depends on you.
Going to college is expensive.
Make UP your mind to that and it
will help make your going 70 col
lege easier. It costs at least $4,000
as a bare minimum to go through
college today and that does not pro-
vide for some of the luxuries usu-
ally associated with college life.
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One of Montgomery Blair's best
known faces is quiet-spoken Nancy
Darby.
The l8-year-old senior calls her
self a moderate" She wrinkles
a freckled nose at the extremes OF
rock-and- roll dancing and the
shrieking types of popular records.
She prefers the more decorous
ballads such as True Love-" or "A
Thousand Miles Away"
Quiet moderation vanishes when
Nancy appears on the football field
or basketball court. In her red
and-white cheerleader's costume.
Nancy matches her nine colleagues
in decibel content in pleading for
Blair victories.
But it's in quieter fashion that
she has made an impact upon
school life.
This year she was elected senior
REPRESENTATIVE OAl JlAC Ob0ANAAN OO~A@A
Gil, after heading up as a junior
the councils election committee.
AS a member of the councils
planning committee she has worked
this year on preparation Of an
honor system.
ITS based on the Virginia col
lege plan, but we don't expect it
will be adopted this year. So far,
we haven't introduced 1t to the
student body, or the entire faculty.
We hope it will go into effect in
a year or two"
Another school chore involves
the Senior Corner in the library.
Nancy was a member of the Library
Committee, formed this year. which
picked books for the required-read-
ing list.
Nancy's enthusiasm for sports
tapered off this year because of her
busy schedule. She was active in
intramural bowling. hockey and
basketball competition last year.
One Of her favorite after-school
hour activities is the O-Debs, q
student service organization. On
April Is, the O-Debs will entertain
children at the National Institutes
of Health.
Blair-ites will see Nancy this
Wednesday when she models date
dress at the schools fashion show.
Nancy, who lives at 8411 Calves
ton avenue in Silver Spring. plans
to enroll at Madison College in Viz
mia in the fall. She will take COM
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Privote Colleges Higher

This figure applies to the average
school where students pay tuition
and all other fees. live in dormi-
tories or residence halls. board in
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STUDENT PERSONALITY
Busy Moderate

mercial courses for two years. then
decide whether she will bid for a
degree in a four-year course OF
study.
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Secondhand Books

Use of secondhand books helps
keep costs down. Sending laundry
home long has become standard
with many students Travel costs
vary, of course. but arrangements
often can be made for ride-sharing
to keep this cost within bounds.
Practically every college catalog
has a section devoted to a discus
sion of expenses to be expected in
that particular college. In a time
of rising costs these tables of ex-
penses should be taken as indica-
tons of rock bottom minimums
rather than what you can expect as
an average And be ready for un-
foreseen expenses.
Going to college is expensive, IN
both time and money. Again it is
up to you to decide whether or not
it is worthwhile. You can go to col
lege and you can stay in college IL
you make up your mind to. De-
Gliding is another step in that pro-
cess of attaining maturity which is
basic in every college education.
Next week: How TO be = Sue
cess in College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
By STANLEY n. BRAINS

The first question many students
ask when contemplating college is.
How much will it cost?"
The answer, if there is one, is,
That depends"
1t depends upon the school you
select. the courses you take. the
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STANLEY HI. Brams will answer
your questions about college.
Write him in care Of TEEN, The
Sunday Star, Washington, ID. C.,
and inclose a seIf-addressed,
stamped envelOpe.D
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I7th IN a Series
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across the street from the girl.
admitted the Staying but would
give no motive.
The slight. dark haired girl
was found Friday night about
six feet from the front Of her
family's apartment. Her body
had many stab wounds.
The girls mother. Mrs. Anna
Pennella. 20. had left her in
the apartment while she took
her infant son, John. IT., s
months old. to a nearby hos
pital for a checkup.
Mrs. Pennella returned with
the baby and found her daugh-
ter's body.
1 Forty detectives we're assigned
TO the case. Today officers
picked up young Gelman, who
attends De Witt Clinton High
School in the Bronx. He de-
livers groceries after school.
Assistant District Attorney
Alexander E. Scheer said the
boy was charged with homicide.
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H H:ss = y. RRiiinst:cSSd' VI there" N
Bernard Francis Smith. 30, 4tip
Ws ylsaief "a s,,s, md, ap1n Patricia Ann
Bentley ueorgs Dorman. "a. For. Lee
VA. and Liilia Anne cullati. ~.
4l37 Harrison s. NV.
Josfph Ellsworth Hines, 70. 1879 lalh
roy TX" ~ aPs i Isih =. Even MeEl'
clsar AuRusto Monies Lasos. "a.
Ie7ueigalDa, Honduras. and Mer-
sssdes Msntilla, go BoEOta. Co
william Mathew Whitaker. a.. eSo4
JDth 81. ne; and Enc Stone Rose,
Robert JeAnnies 90. 1913 Lanier pl.
nv and Luelle May Hitaffsr. 81,
Louis. canty BYRD. Is. chieaso. Ill,
ssnd Jaaniis Elizabeth Briscoe. 10,
RsymasndH oSssoiTvss Russell. al $3.50
STats T. Ss.s f ssss Barbara r Be- Ann
Cornelius Harley, "a. 1911 NJ Capitol
s. ne and Dorothy Ryles, 80.
In1bds. o Norris p re
Annie 1haxton. %, l063 New jer.
James Turner I.usby %. si4 sth
y ne. and betty Ann Bel, ~.
Jl4 18th st. ne
Louis James Young. 80, 1899 wallace
pi. NV, and Carol Maxine Cotton.
~, 1887 eth 81 ne
Robert Allan Fielder. 90. Lead, 8.
PAX and Patricia Ann Thomas
10. HobgO0d. n C.
Georse Henry Wells. ~, 2fa0 Penn.
sylyaniA ave nv ard Edna Ruth
Smith Keirsey - Sparks, New
Ronald Sngimoto. %. Honolulu Hawaii
and Thelma NakakUfa, -, 56l Upsol
81
Nathaniel Rantoul BOwditeh. Is, Cam.
bridge, Mass and Margaret Sampson
Parsons. 80. 6l25 3Jrd 81 nv
Richard John Ross. ~. l2es jefferson
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william y. Hit. uss Haynswerth. pr
700. c FPO, New York, n. y; JOSEPH
orlosky. zoos ard ST. ne. Bess \
Jaeoway 2tta 18th g. nv Mavis
N cOlcloueh 1858 PARK I'd nv
William b, orose, SaA0 18th q, NV
Margafet v. Hurwits. aiHS Mount
Pleasant ST. NV; Freddie steadman'
1913 l. 81. ne,
Revoked for an accumulated record
Of q. least T., polnts--Jphn /, Wac
Sche, ir, 1908 Gateway blvd, Sc,
District Helghts, ND Harold =, Young
sUlS Hunt st. ne Gary D. Hephnef
vs j. erS assrf ssssa Of . A eSsS
81 NV Haywood 4. Hlgh, $50 Bates
ST. nv: Clarence V. kaFIs, all Sth
ST ne Willie 7 Fulton, 4O1a Mime
sofa ave ne James Brass, 1889 In
y % William D Wilson. 900 3, !. !
s.. ne; Nssie Marshall 45oS Jay st
ne; Robert r Bradley, "a Ken.
lucky ave Sc; Earl Francis, 1851
stockton IL hysttssiils Nd James
Devait. assi goth 81 ne PrimuS J.
Henry. 554l c 81. Sc. John d Car
penter 430S ard st. NV, David NJ.
Smell 3si1 Beecher 81. NV william
Doekey 1880 4 st, nv. Henry H.
Suspended for operatinS in such .
for the safety OF persons and property
---zehedee HARDY, 1908 10th 81. NV
80 days and frame school
Suspended for period noted for at
least potntS--Gurdon r Minafd,
,Sdll Erie 81. Sc, 80 DAYS; .LonswOFth
SSitgeF. ais 18Th st. ne. II days
Ronald l.. Mills. 25a iith ST. sc. Is
days BENJAMIN April. e4J6 Goth 81
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q nv and Shirley Sue Wood
Morgan, 81, i2g5 1 81. nv
toif. va and T"'i linas Mokya,y RAJ,
LeaTnaro. g. -4625 Garfield st Nv.
Robert Joseph Tastet = 44I5 Bur
lngtoD pl NV. and q hleen Moore,
90, 542b Connection. ave. nv.
Wendell Lloyd 6hineier, 90, Alexandria
ana Marian Louise Carl. 10. 1926
3lst ST. NV
Robert zeli Copeland %. Birmingham.
Ala and Florence Lorraine Johnson,
"a. Birmingham. Ala
Maurice Antoine Vatran. 80, 20l6
Connecticut ave NV and BaTbs "a
Eleanor Kicks, "a. i4i7 Newton st
NV,
Daniel Lee Campbell q. 4113 Ord ST
nv, and Barbara Anita Gardner.
20. 40l4 9Th st. NV
Arthur Franklin Blade, 81, 1879 EmeY-
aid ST. ne, and LYDIA Helena Sam
mons. 20. 757 18th 81 ne,
Herbert Leroy samnels, %. 1914 A 81
ne and Jean Eula Christian, 81
2647 Birney pl Sc
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NV. is daysi oeofss \. Barber, aoss
as. Anasrs on siss" rsrkIsHnd y. ss,
la days, Harry II. eoshlgian, i7l7
sa 'RSSs ea Ksa Nc &. n ns 81 dnss
Ralph Drake. 1909 N II, ne, rs days.
kolert l. sweadner t. Mass, ave,
NV. ~ days Francis ? 1ilEhman,
~ s,,,S sa,h 81 NJ oaed asg ns. Larry D.
10 daSas Arthur pastelnlek, No 4
Claire ave, Furestyille. Nd. IS days
William 8 ridwell, j1ls Clay pl
ne, % days James 4. smith, ibA
Banner si sssesp Sherman ave ave- nS s''i X
days Ronald II Leeper. 1890 Port
Hsnsbsrry. so,i; GALES 81. D. e. 10 days:
sl fSsy s ISslIn Ma cs ss,. M, ds
p Parker, iloI Morse 81. ne. 90
/ 3 days: Ronald 4. Davis, 1919 Ames
81 n,e.. - days; Eyerette oliver
1870 Queen St, ne. 80 DAYS.
Also } r. Wilson. fe4 Kastis pl
81, 81; day. w,il lam, D Nsws' s,,l l9c
ESQ Maryland ave, ne. 30 days: Earn.
est O.. Kelly. lsIa Penn 81. ne. 10
dassi Leo Monteomery. 5tOi 18th 81
ne 10 days. Alfred l Penny, So
iinaien MeNsi, iasS Potomac ave Sc.
rs days Harold d. Hatcher pOD X 81
nv, 10 days. Charles c. Bridges, 5O57
Jay 81, ne. 30 aays; Glen y blnns,
sssh Minnesota ave Sc. 10 days.
William p Carr, 3al6 Ames 81. ne
Is dayS James L Jones, d07 H3rd Il
ne, l5 DAYS, Theodore r Myers. 1914
quick, i los lHEoibrook 81 ne. 80 DAYS;
Harold L. Yeaser s45 5sth St ne
10 days. william p. johnson, 44Q0
Falls terri Sc, 10 DAYS. Harold l..
Gray, all Kentucky ave, Sc, 10 DAYS
and frame school, Phillip d QinGras.
a236 Reno I'd NV, 5 days. John r.
Gillian, ella Dix St ne. ; DAYS and
frame SCHOOL, Howard Fitahugh, 2Oik
3 ST. ne, 80 days. Francis II Faun-
leroy, lliH Stevens I'd Sc. rs days,
John W Donelson, 500 Rosedale q,
ne, IS DAYS. James Butler. sos
Marion ST. NV, . DAYS and franc
School Seabron hFoadus. 606 seth
ave Seat Pleasant, Md, 5 DAYS and
frame school. Sandy J Barnett, lB43
18th st nv, Is days; Millard Alex
Ander. gt3 Ascot st ne 80 days and
frame School. George wilson, 343s
CFoftut pl Sc, - days Nolan NJ
Williams. 1910 Twins 81 NV, 20 DAYS.
Winired Bonner MS NJ Vt, NV No
days. wolfeang Mueller. 5000 chillum
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NJ ne 8 dayst Carl smith. sTO0
School: james n. Brooke. 81, ed
Marine Air Wins nksa Cherry Point.
s ID; sS Ss'' Tor failure to ale in,ur.
anee- William II. savoy, III 10th 81.
SCI. Hnmbert L. johnson. 2Oi0 Mary
land ave. net Frank 2, Blppley, JO4g
DiVins st. Fails Church, Va Robert
r. Russell, 600e Kansas ave n.wt
james. Huston Carter. lllD Penn st
ne James Green, SIT 10th st. sc.
susoended toL failure to satisfy
ave NV: Floyd Thomas Wade. 1868
Oates 1t mel ftasell Washington. 3as
Kentucky ave. s.ei Donald Saundefs
t4ll Falls Terrace Sc; Thomas Davis,
1905 South Carolina ave, Sc; william
Z; Hart u, tO9i Grant 81. ne. james
Walker, AL DIX 81. ne James A
No 2, e PsrmIl-Ko p, { rssls.ra-
ne William Donald Todd, 20 o 81
8, ntei Jane. Rudolph Watson. s;i4
Allen, 1875 Emerald 81 ne. Clarence
Twins Green, champiain at. NV Jo-
L possldson' 1913 Msryiand ave. A ne:
Rufus Marshall Cain, ITO Z 81 nv.
Leroy Banks 4Di b 81. s.wt Alan
woodsQn Alexander, 1918 Park I'd.
NV: Lucille Ratifi, No 80 9th 81.
ne, Apt C.. Roy Parham Parker. 10
! a NV joseph I, johnson, jr,
1919 Minnesota ave ne
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uleu,
or the 80 permits revoked.
one was for operating in a
manner showing fragrant dis
regard for the safety of persons
or property. eight for drunk
driving. four for driving after
revocation and 81 for a total Of
IL or more points.
One of the suspensions was
for operating in manner
showing fragrant disregard for
the safety Of persons or prop
erty; Sc were for a total Of
eight or more points. six for
failure to file insurance and
eight for failure to satisfy court
judgment.
The complete list Of sus-
pensions and revocations for
the week follows:
Revoked for operating in such q
manner As to show naarAnt dlSregard
for the safety Of persons or PROPERTY
Bessie n. Davis. go EmmiI dr..
RsSoRed Tor operating after rstO-
eation-period OF revocation extended
William Andrew Margelos, 1916 8
81. Sc, Delester Monk, sli0 H Il
ne, Leonard James Brown. a27
Ssnd g. ne Jonathan Ray PEBBLES,
Revoked for driving while drunk
joseph A. Cull0ty, 3uOS Yoxt pl ne,
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Police Arrest Boy
In KiIIino of Girl. 8

NEW YORK. Dec. 7 ~
Police arrested a l6-year-old
high school student today in
the Staying Of an 8-year-old
Bronx girl.
Authorities said Robert Gel
man, q stocky youth who lived
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Reservists to Meet

The Fleet Reserve Associas
TONS Branch 4 will meet at
Is pm. tomorrow at the Ameri-
can Legion Clubhouse. 433
Third street NV.
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"a Permits Revoked,
II Suspended by D. c.

Thyour motor vehicle operators permits were revoked
and II suspended last week the District Department of Vehicles
and Tyafnc announced.
addition is persons charged with driving without Dis
permit registration had their privilege OF being licensed
suspended until proof Of future financial responsibility Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

james Norman jenkins. 10. 336 v 81
nv. and Mary Jane Powell. II. 34i
Oakdale pi. NV.
Carl Eugene Turner. 81. I42s Rewtof
81 nv. and Lurleen Marie Francis
81 Chicago. Ill
John Abraham koury, IT,. 20, 4dls
Jhth st NV, and Cossette Aide
Colon, "a, Arlington, Va,
Ellison LanieT white, 81 ta3l oaull
pl ne, and Elizabeth Clay, 30. 73i
PARK I'd. NV
Julian Adele Cook, jr,AgT, 654 uirard
s. NV and Carol Annette Dibbie
-. 1900 just 81 ne.
Robert james Parker. ~. Ft Belyoir
Va, and Joan Lee Perry. 10, sO0a
Gale ~ ne
Collin James wilson, -. 1900 LIST y
ne and Johnnie Mae Rissins. 81
t2Ok 9th ~, ne.
stephen joseph Meehan. ir.. 2k, West
Hyattsvilie. Nd. and Jean Doroths
KuFek, -. 1890 Columbia I'd, NV.
stephen Jerome Devint. H.. ~, 3434
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. Iaw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
tuH days aud receire the
license on the NTH dap. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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ATTENTION LAWYERS 42l 4th
q. NV; fully equipped suite. Of
ofioes. ultramodeFn. complete Law
library: $50 mo. uRCIoLo REAL
ny CO., NE. 1891.
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BUY NOW AND SAVE
ON
CHESAPEAKE Ray


CHARMING old residence. high
above bay with superb view. min
uteS walk 70 school. stores and post
once. convenient q churches; has
4 bedroonla, full baths, 2 sun
porches, lee. living room, Lee. hright
kitchen, dining room, basement,
hot-Watef heat. aluminium storm
doors and WindoWa garage, shrub
berry. fenced corner lawn; It's too
large for the couple who own Il,
ideal for the growing family: priced
for immediate sale ct only $4,000.
with 81. 900 down. bal. monthlyi
will also consider trade on Arling-
ton Co. property.
No. a--ATTRACTTvB masonry
cottage with shrubbery, concrete
walk 10 front door and around side
Of house. has large electric kitchen
and oinette, living room. 2 bed
rooms, full modern bath with blue
fixtures, additional bathroom with
shower In rear room for guests.
tiled floors throughout: owner Is
unable 70 use and has priced for
quick sale at only SIS. 800. with secs
down. balance S46 per month. Con-
slider the. unusual ADVANTAGES Of
our waterfront properties on Chesa-
peake Bay near the rapidly expand
ing areas Of washington and Baltl-
more. less than l hour from D. c.
Buy now and save.
CHESAPEAKE CO., Inc.
Al the Bayfront Stop sign
Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Phone ALpine 1881
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6Ili1Ts RnAn.ADELPHi AREA-.

ana sewer; viii make s fTst-class
nome sites; rented 7-Ioom.and-
bath house included. asking 40
600. make offer. Call nj, Clark,
RA. 1901 I; as a, g. GARDINER q
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NJ OWNER-Ahout 4, acre neal
Glenn Dale Sanitnrium, 30 min
D c.; city water; $1,000 For IN.
orssnSslt. Ma. On. s-5i76.
If ACREs, 243-ft. front Ga. ave
0lenmOnt, Wheaton, May sell
acres with 2 houses, WI. 0.11e
5 EXCELLENT HOME BLDG, sites.
adjoining 60x1hb-ft. lots. Just few
blocks on Penna ave. Sc, owner
win sell separately at $1,000 each
slsri 1900 REiH 81 Il. on Rov 2S.ssd 81
ia ACRES, on Lincolnla and shir-
strests: 5000. CT, 6-ilil.
lot 6Ox1SO, nicely wooded, streets
paved, all utilities; Kensingtoh
area: 81. $50. JAMES .. DRAPER.
Realt0r, N4l4 0eOrgia ave, silver
eprins. Nd, Phone Ju. 9-i160.
100 ACRBa m ROCKvILLE-Will
sell contingent upon zoning for
light industrial. multifnmily. and
detached homes; sewer and water
available, Mr.. Lebling, sun. and
HALL Co., o. 5s' s.ssso oA- :,
2 BEACH LOTS on hard road. near
Funston Hall and Potomac river
with boat and beach privileges.
Is miles from Wnshinston. IA.
4-036z. III
CONGRESSIONAL CLUE AREA
unheard Of value: 80 level acres
for SOS, 600; half.acre 1oning.
Gail Mr.. Wells. Oh. 240dQO with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, pl.
l-l4lls
GLRN mILLS-2k acres. beauti-
tul domestic IN neighborhood Of
better homes. All improvements.
Reasonably priced ct $1,000. WI.
0-0744.
POTOMAC POLO ARIA = Corner
lot. app. 3D.. acres, high elev..
cleared, 5000 frontaEe. country
road, gift. contour survey compl.
81 1900 per acre, Phone po. e-0423.
FORCED TO MOVE. because o. new
highwayf Build on. one Of these
maguincent b-aere-h0me sites In
the Moyaone Reserve. a close-sn
community, owned and controlled
BY ite residents. PA. 2-ob72.
1 LOT, 9oMKR9ET
4 to rs Lots, Bethesda
j Lot. Edgemoor
20 Lots, Near NIH
LYNCH co. WI. 0-202S
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DKW-The pride Of German motor
car Production: prices star. g
$500 on list; immed. delivery on
BRLMoNT AUTO LAND. 24l7
Ian Ian 10 IsSSt. s o1.S ci ssi s:r Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

rent furnished cot
tage With AMI. on the bay. Con-
tact ~. S-0Do7. before noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
MOTORCYCLES

must sell. best oiisr. IA a-ebss
nm "a" az; rebuilt; new paint
sport bars; lots Of chrome: $275.
Fl. 4-4232.
MATCHLEss &c: 500. u.
1896 CUsHNlAR HIGHLANDER
de luxe motor scooter: auto
trans: windshield and cover; rear
view mirror; speedometer. moor
speetion requirements; excel. run
ming cond.: s176 cash. WI.
1863 HARLEY-DAvIDs0N "a"
S pSihs ,os lOs sSes win HS's shTCms
Can today. TU. 2-23b5. or LA.
MaTCHLEss 1898, 500 &C single.
Call JU. 5-4196.
N.s.u. 1886 I2b cc; like new: $685..
or best offer. VIII consider trade.
Oh. 2-z263
nARLRYsDAtIDsON 80 74-OHV.
WindHhield. buddy seat. saddle
bass. In good cond.; 1895. UN.
HARLEY-DAVIDsON 1859: fully
equipped. 3232 18th 81. NV. ADJ.
5. NO. 7-e614.
MARLEY : DAVIDSON le46 "f4";;
0.h-y.: good cond., e1eeL rubber,
new batter; S32b or best oner-
MOTOR sCOOTER. cushman Pace
maker, 1856: excel. cond. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
ROCKvILLE-s.a AcREs on Mon Mon.

POT0MAC-i18 acIes; Kendall Td.
price reduced. Call Mr.. Mularkey'
~. $4,000, with M PAyL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV ME-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

R.l50 SQUARE FEET Of second
Moor space for rent a. very reason
able price. New building to be
erected. Modern. air-condition,
ample parkine ct rear. VIII arrange
paftitloniug TO suit. Call Dick Reed
with JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. ST,
$1,000.
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