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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19

flew back for a two-day stay in
Chicago, before ending their trip
with a visit to Mrs. Cleveland's
family, Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN
Buschmann, in Indianapolis, Ind
The Happy" Puelichers enter
tanned several members of the
Potomac Polo Club Saturday at
their home in Lincoln, Va. Cover
ing the 40 mile trek for the cock
tail-buffet affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Beer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dowd, Mr.. Robert Mona
han, Mr.. and Mrs. George de-
Franceaux, and DR.. Frederick
Hartsock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perc Niepold of
Mark Ridge Farm will have as
their houseguest, his sister, Mrs.
Jack Wells, from Los Angeles,
Calf, for the Christmas Holt
days and a months visit. Mrs.
Wells arrived on the fifteenth and
is spending her first Christmas
in 30 years in Maryland, her
home state.
Happy Birthday this week to
ISIS" Gould and Perc Niepold on
December IL, and to Don de-
Franceaux on December II, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19

Huxley Burkett, vice-president;
Mrs. Audrey Spring, treasurer,
and Mrs. Dorothy Ahalt, secre-
tary.
MIR. Earl HOyle of New Jersey
visited his mother, Mrs. Smith
Hoyle, over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. James p. Kerr,
Lois and Anna Ruth, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja.
min Hayes of Dickerson, on De.
cember Is, at which time they
were surprised with a wedding
cake by Mrs. Hayes, in honor of
their SIND anniversary, which oc.
CURED on Saturday, the 18th.
Later that evening a group of
relatives came in and birthday
cake was cut and served for Jen.
infer Hayes, who was eleven years
old that day.
Mrs. Courtney Wade, of Buck
Lodge, entered the N.I.H. Hos.
pital in Bethesda last week for
observation and treatment.
The Misses Margarine and Bar
bara White, of GAINESVILLE, re-
turned home last week from
Grove City College in Pennsyl-
vania to spend their Christmas
holidays with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall White.
Also returning home was Pfc.
Vernon Vail, who arrived from
Fort Eustis, Va, for his holiday
leave.
On December 8, little Mary
Alice Younkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Younkins of
Gaithersburg was christened by
Rev. James P. Kerr at the morn
ing service in Boyds Church. At
this service, also, a group of
members of the Pentalpha Lodge
of Masons and of the Eastern
Star, as well as members of the
Jobs Daughters, all of Gathers
burg, attended the service.
The BOyds Community Mems
Club is holding it's Christmas
meeting at the home of the pres
ident, Mr.. Hinkley Burkett, on
December 20 at 8 PM. The Club
is erecting it's annual Community
Christmas tree this week on the
grounds opposite Selby's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkley Burkett
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Potomac
Neighbors
Are Buzzin'
At Surrey
BY Cissy Morgan
Poplar 2-6534

Everybody, but everybody, is
doing it. OF course, we're talking
about Christmas shopping and
preparing for the big day. Po-
tomac crossroads is just like
Santa Claus Lane. Mitch and
Bill have their beautifully deco
rated tree all aglow. The Pointers
at the supermarket are so busy
Mrs. Pointer said she had to take
her Sentinel to the store in order
to read it while grabbing a sand
witch.
The Surrey, where gifts OF
distinction" are found, among
the people in muddy boots, barn
coats, and old hats, is buZZing
morning, noon and night. If you
want news and to gossip-that's
the place to go because all the
neighbors congregate there to
see Lyn CAROLS display of
Christmas gifts, hear the music,
and enjoy the fragrance of the
bayberry candles.
While patiently guiding our
two yea rold past the most break
able and soilable objects, heard
that Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Hanson of Mt, Prospect Farm
are leaving December 81 for a
tour of Mexico where they will
remain until January 3. Follow
ing this they plan to travel in
Florida before returning home
around the seventh.
Mrs. Virginia Rogers, of the
Glen Road, is now editor and
publisher of the Potomac Alma
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and son erected Christmas tree
on the church lawn, this week,
around which carols will be sung
on Christmas Eve at z Pm. Ev-
eryone is invited. Afterwards, the
group will visit homes of the sick
and shut-ins and repeat the carols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DiehI and
two children are arriving this
week from Florida to spend their
Christmas holidays with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burkett.
The Mems Community Club is
sponsoring a contest for the best
decorated house for Christmas
with three prizes to be awarded
by the judges. Entrants should
send a post card with their name
and location on it to the MEMS
Club" Boyds, Md, before De-
cember %.
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nae, whose policy is to resist all
progress in Potomac" Her hand
some son, Roy, will be home this
weekend from the Naval Acad-
envy, but daughter "Babby" will
have only Christmas day to visit
her former neighbors.
The Potomac Hunt was again
forced to cancel their Saturday
meet due to overhead and under
foot conditions, for the fourth
successive Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin Atwood were to have
been the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Myers
of River Road have received an
early Christmas bundle. They are
the proud grandparents of Rob
ert S. Mouser, Jr., who put in his
appearance December 10 at Sub
urban Hospital, weighing 10
pounds 6 ounces. Master Robert
is the son of DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Mouser of Falls Church,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kacy
entertained at a Sunday evening
dinner party at Columbia Country
Club honoring Judge and Mrs.
Richmond B. Keech. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rafferty,, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
c. King, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Norton.
Four country gentlemen are
getting in duck hunting so.
journ this week at "Bob-O-Del'
camp on the Eastern Shore near
Ocean City, Md. The Squires
George deFranceaux, Bob Mona.
han, Rum" Maddox, and Fran.
els Addison, Jr., are partaking in
this isolated cold weather sport
for three days, possibly in hopes
of a Christmas goose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington I.
Cleveland of the Glen Road have
recently returned from a most
exciting trip in the West. Leav,
ing here on November Is they
flew to Phoenix and Scottsdale
Ariz., where they spent five days
prior to journeying on for a
weeks stay in Los Angeles, Calf
Thanksgiving Day found the
Clevelands eating their turkey ir
Denver, Colo. From there they
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the Morgan family, Gerald, De-
cember 10, Craig on the 18th and
Barbara the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Semmes,
DR., have returned from 12-day
vacation in Sarasota, Fla, where
they were guests of her brother,
Mr.. Carl Goodbody. They report
ed the weather was really too
cold to swim or enjoy the usual
activities there, but they had lots
of fun visiting the different cir
Gus outfits that establish their
Winter headquarters in Sarasota.
Don't forget the Christmas
pageant at st. Francis on Deem
Der %, at 4 PM. and the caroling
that evening at s PM. The carol
ers will congregate at the chap
ell before leaving to tour the
countryside.
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Don't Write
Too Hastily.
Hassell Says

Those cards and gifts you will
send out this Christmas season
may not carry their message of
cheer unless you CLEARLY
PRINT or WRITE addresses and
return addresses, warns Rockville
Postmaster Hugh II. L..s5ell.
Last year, Hasscll se.d, nearly
10 million letters in U. S. dead let
ter offices had to be destroyed
for lack of clear return addresses.
More than $4,000 in these let.
tiers was turned over to the Treas
ury Department.
Hassell pointed out that every
piece of mail that goes through
his office may be handled by as
many as Is employees, any one of
whom could misroute mail if they
can't interpret addresses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19
St. Johns Party
Due December q

st. Johns Episcopal Church at
Olney will stage its annual pag-
cant and party at 6 Pm. Deem
Der 81.
Four hundred parents, children,
and members of the congregation
attended last year.
st. Johns was established in
1912 as a small, country church.
Its large new parish hall this
year, however, has averaged 45
meetings a month since its com.
pletion in October.
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BOyds
Mary Virts
New Head of
Ladies Aid
BOvds
.u--u-2u-..---..
By Mrs. James p. Kerr
Diamond 9-2197

The Christmas party of the La.
dies Aid Society of Boyds Church
was held at the home of Mrs.
Edna Reffit on December IL. At
this time the secret sisters" were
revealed and gifts exchanged.
New officers were elected for
the next two years, after which,
the hostess served delicious re-
freshments. New officers are:
Mrs. Mary Virts, president; Mrs.
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WOOdside School
Dedication Set

The new Woodside Elementary
School will be formally dedicated
at $3.50 o'clock tonight in con-
junction with the children's
Christmas music program, which
starts at 7:30.
The speaker will be Thomas w.
Pyle, assistant superintendent OF
elementary education for the
county.
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Industry COnclave
Date Is Changed

A county-government-spon
industrial conference tentatively
scheduled for February 6 has
been re-scheduled for February
o. County Manager M. L. Reese
reported this week.
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S ENTINEL e MSSTGoNE Mn'
R4-Thursday, December ~. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

has offered half century Of turmoil, in which only
those peoples with courage. endurance and stamina
could hope to survive. Il is not likely TO change in
the visible future.
II would be pleasant to sit back and let the hum
Of our current industrial prosperity lull US into
doze, confident that when we awoke some Of the
meaner problems that occasionally spoil our ease
would have solved themselves - but il won't pan
out that way. We had to work for what We have
and we shall have to work to keep IT, American life
Is strenuous and If We fail to measure up Il will be
just too bad for Us. As Roosevelt said:
1--WE are face to face with our destiny and We
must meet Il with high and resolute courage. For
us ID the life Of action Of strenuous performance Of
duty let NJ live In the harness, striving nightly;
let o. rather run the risk Of wearing out than
rusting out"
That preachment is just as sound now as il was
half century ago, when it was first uttered.
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Easy!
by sRUcE CATION

PAasr Rtise Hheriau af Eds~ ef -A~nhas Hvhart'
Theodore Roosevelt, born 60 years ago today,
preached the strenuous life - and practiced what
he preached. Whether he was sparring with pro-
fessional boxer. hiking in Washington's Rock Creek
Park or taking time of from busy life to hunt big
game, he kept eternally active. And he thought
everybody else ought to do the same.
Ii IS nearly 50 years since he left the White House.
and in those years his creed has come TO seem just
little out Of date Modern life is pretty well padded,
and most Of US like il that way. Why walk half
mile when you can GET in the car and drive? Why
exert your muscles when so many muscie-savlng
devices are avaable7 Wasn't T.R. just little bit
hipped on the subject?
Maybe so. But Roosevelt was not just talking
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about physical exercise for is own sake. He was
discussing the basic terms on which human life has
TO be lived with special reference TO his own
country. What he said is still worth listening to.
Il preach to you. then, my countrymen," he once
said, that our country calls not for the life Of ease,
but the life Of strenuous endeavor. The twentieth
century looms before Us big with the fate Of many
nations.
''If We stand idly by =. II We shrink from the
hard contests where men must win nj hazard Of
their lives and ut the risk Of all they hold DEAR then
the holder and stronger peoples win pass by, and
win win for themselves the domination Of the world.
Whether we like il or not, that makes sense.
America is a demanding country. Simply because
il Offers us more than any other country offers its
people, Il expects more in return. And the 10th
century, for an that il is studded with gadeets and
Injuries, is still lived primitive terms. So far il
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October AZ. 1852 In shIs Issue

cGRFBoARD, Give 'Em a ..ssssI
ANIMAL ALLEY, Ne And Nom
sekss Yea Wse't Near On ~
wssnIns 70 U.s. Tssa-Assrs
. Try "RsIs-PisyIns"
osiz TIN
J MONEY. Sc Mere. ~. ksszsr
Eielss Ezpssss Paris
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InlS Week rns n.r,enA. svneAy mAsAz,.r
cn us N.-ss,.n AAa1s. corosh.
EUCLID CovpsoTos STEALING. Chairman Of k Board
WILLIAM Nssols EAtor Publisher Editor
foH
BE Of
sNsd-s rsaae6ka V
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FlcTtoNs Aasrdsr ~ Tire ciesk
ROOD, Now Ts siuH 4 aasshrssm
FASHION rsNDs RsInbsw On skis
Anss'Ins olvss THE wItsh a Lie
TIE ssssy Thst ssvsd a Uey's LIE
psmpkla Tstsm
HEALTH, st,skss
LAST LAUGHS eee Whei
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ARL., OF Columbia pike---conv
Pentagon. schools bedrmS nm
iShed rec. rm y baths, bSmt..
extra-lss III with eTeektsst nook
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Rouses FURNISHES
tcoNTInUEoi
ROdA CREEK HILLs--WlIlisns.

ROtlk CREEK HILLs--wiilnms.
ar sSi5s-tyPs i. 2risE 1o1 h9Smss ,ss w r. r.:
attached garage; very nicely furn
u mos. lease at $3.50 no. A G.
HOUOHTON a. SON. INC. l4ls
u % NV. DI 7-g067, ewes OIL.
NAVY ANNEx- PENTAGON-2 bed ?
I'm. brk., oil ht,. attIae, fnIn. TV'
washer, rec. run. XII k-0O3b.
CAPITOL HILL, section similar 10
Georgetown, ia blks. from Capt.
tol--Wili transfer SIPS month
lease 1appF0ved person.. 4-bedrm
substantial -ceillnRed old
home. for purchase Of furniture.
~ 300. Present occupant leayinE
city Ii. B.76s7.
BgLT Detached brick house
consisting OF entrance hall. hv.
nm. din. rm.. sunrm.. kit. break.
fast nook on lst a. md r., 3
bedrns.. baths. zee storage
i ole 0s wash '1 rm. ' WITH lsgnd hS
trays and gas stove, furnace rm
and garage $500 per mo A
HOUGHTON a SONS. INC 1913
II ST nv. DI 7-g051
CONGRRssI CLUB AREA =
Oentlemans estate completely
and beautifully furnished for ara
eious entertaining; , bedrooms,
4 baths. library. maids quarters.
. De luxe kitchens, Tear tsraEe
DONALD MERRYFIELD, Pesltor.
EN- 8-l66G
NEARBY n. ALL bedroom. 2Is-
bath detached brick home close
transp.. shops schools avntlaole
after Jan I s1sb mo Call Mr.
WILLIN0HAM. IA. 1-S3l0. from
y IN .
GREENWICH FOREST. Bethesds--
4 bedfms din. rm,. 81 cleo. Kit,
/ for mos. $3.50 mo OIL. 1920
ne ROOM furnished detached
house, 3is baths 9iI hot-Water
heat win rent with Option. 70
buy as rent Mt Pleasant. 1923
OakW0od ter nv or DE- 2-ls4s
CHEyY CHASE, d. ca bedrms 3
baths Ice iiT nm sep din I'm
Avail Jan. / lease. $3.50. En-
D. e.. NV spacious homes
avail s OF more beorms ga or
more baths plenty OF room for en-
fertAining gafaee ctr $3.50 and
up col. ELIJAH q ARNOLD
tuSA, ret. EN-. 3-4335
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icoNIiNUtol
ApTs. WNEURN,-VA.

E~-~--..-- --.s.--...-s-s-----'...
sItS y. M d,n: n. s.l S'd SP.l AT
S .ll e.: .oSo H; .ssn. Co. Sss'b o 0s and
saf 80 per mo-. incl utila. See
Mr., MORGAN on premises. APT
1, $50 n Thomas 81 ia A-pi69
DuPLEx, ntla n. lith St-At.
dis, h.: siiO, Adults, IA. 7-lbe0
ARL.--spacious mod. enc, pvt
S77 90 mo. XXI, s-00hD
. ,s nEDnMs'' SIS incl az ~ .. sUn;
$500 n. Oak 81, All,
Arr. - Alr-eond, redee l-bsdrm
apt, s minis. ID &. park fenced
s ssIia ' iE ssl a'lls az ssaSls u'
ARL.-s7h l-bedrm apt In art
bldg utils incl mr.. ~ hysI
stcIsss tTsnsp ~ Iary iaaslas .v. sM
ARL.--l bedrm cir eond, neal
PentaGon Navy ANNEX e2ny
;,a a s.os ~ %sooo $50 3 Fourth 81 'i &
I ROOMS. plus kitchen and bath
Cow. location. RedeeoTated. Cal
IA .-O1e5 after z pm,
ARi..--LEs, . bedrms new bldg
uitramod, kit, air-eond.; : min
Navy Annex and Pent IA. H-70Ol
I.BEDRM,, Am -COND. Art. close
IN N Arl-Blreh hit J., prae. new
so. 80 per mo. CAN Ast IA
AL, - DECOR. clean. l-bedrm
j. 1904 n a' pierce S. "a 6.iS64''
ALEx.--Air-eond. apts, enc SO
oleSs I'd XII e.7So0. XII e.aeAs
A brsd..I lehs Decorated So ; y 2 oed.
rms Sas so. bedrm $40 50.
utllS mel ia. 5-OlO6, OIL
i-7DpJ
ARL.. 1914 n Ode 81 - bedrms
iiv rm dinetts. kit. bath; 80. 30
utiis furn Keys al Apt ..
hon home = 5 rms rms Ss.h. lee e. yard al
atiis. turn except cleo. Cow. bus
ana stores Adults SIS u
s-keta
WALK TO WORK, 8 blka. to Wood .
NANA AWAhiA W. AR0NNAHt @AAs
and bath, s5s, 4 rooms. hit and
bath, SIS, In the weIl-kept. -.
unit eley. bid, The Plymouth.
1858 llth ST. NV
ALEXANDRIA - Modern i-beerm
apt. s01 20 mo elk 10 shop
,agon laund iscils XII s-60J9
. BLK Vt. MYER; 5 Minis; Penta.
Eon 10 Riins d c --Garden-typs
BIDS pvt parking, bedrms
80 SO plus utils. Avail tmmed
i2lS n Quinn 81 IA. 2-bo0a
ARL.. close in--l bedrm. modern
bids. shops, bus; $40 SO. out
wilson blvd left on Oak - "a
$500 9Th I'd North ia, ST. 80
ARLINGTON, wes.oyer Redeeo.
rated / hedrm laundry. stofage
shs so; M tranSp HE. 4-os55
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs, Adia-
cent 10 Ahepptnu center ana school
s niins. TO doRntown. . minS. 10
PentaFon buslines a door. am
pie pArkins. front ofias service
.sundry and siorase IN your
buiicsng, nev refgT with ffeeIef
Navy and Air Force personnel !
from SIS Il, vsrnon ave. and
Russell I'd Alex, Va IL. e-t40o
ALEXANDRIA. Dominion 0ardensl
-e-oecrooE apartment convent
entity located kl. s-40iT.
3 BEDRMs.. SPACIOUS NV I'M
din. m kit This Is eonvenienes
plus : blks 10 Ahoppina, or oul
l.ne xpB So utlis. incl. TINKLk
ppnPERIIEa IA h.IaO-
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FAYETTEVILLE AREA. 5703 Ism
sge-Briek ovelling 3 oedTmk
Ia ba, hs fun basement. Sos.
DUNN a. co Realtor WA 7-004s
lKENs NOTION AREA-eeyeral
freshly decorated rentals from $40.
HuOGfNs 4 HARRISON. INC
Realtors 10 5-fa00
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&pUsEs UHVURHisRsS
tcONTlNUEpl

@-~N--r~NA-e~-r--aM- .-~u~-~~-~HH-nU~aA~g
ARL.--3 bedrns.. 3 baths, finished
reereati9n room with bar aink.
con ss'f sotvs r:ss'p Ssas COW nst q
schools ch1rehes. shopping, eoun.
try club Ard trsnsp. 1913 North
18th "a open all dsy Sunday or
SILVER sPRING AREA-BricE Co
loniAl 3 bedrms, N bsths. Nv.
rm.. drspl. table-space kit. din;
rm, porch. mr.. everything ei38
mo. reg rent for longer lease.
bedrns,. 2 baths: den.
24x24 paneled Ifamily room. at
din Tm. y, acre 10 min Penta-
gop near schools: $3.50. XII. T.
! -BEDRM. HOUSE. NV. Pierce
NH I'd. nr. Park rd.--Exeellent
oeation 20 mo. RA. o-4224.
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD--Brsnd-
new brick rambler. 2 bedrnls
eaIport 500 mo. Phone Cypress
7-59l5
SILVER SPRING ARIA = 6-acre
corner property would make ideal
place. iOf lauueIppt Abq NUS
stock, antiques. OF gsyside stand,
located on main 4-lane highway,
! mile sight view going north and
south plus good 7-room house.
rent, xI15 per mo for lnfofma-
ton. call Mrs 6teed or MI Scott.
JU, 9-0420; ewes and Sun. 10.
$3.50
s-BEDRM. HOUSE. with fenced
YARD, waking distance Blessed
Sacrament and Lafeyette Schools.
avail immediately. Sl15 mo. WO.
6-s472 after pm
ARL.; Contemporary duplex. lust OF
Ar Ridge rd.---New, lge., 2sx33'
2-bedrm. home. 24xi4 Nv ffn.
with Ice pic. windows 2s-ft. pan
eled wall, cath. -beamed ceiling.
e0-it bkease mod, l2-ft kit,
I li-ft. dr. B.. Fn naie e p,,,T ,,oS
300 n ami walk to Pent. si2S
mo SIG s. Goth 81. IA. $685..
MASS. AVE. 1T. westg.,e -
be nrdrms Sen on ar, End m e esI e,et Nv
equipped kitchen, playfoom and
powder rm' on is. Q very com.
plete. modern brick home: IDEAL
for family with children Ayal
HOUCHTON A. SON. INC 1913
II 81 nv, d. 7-905f
va. bet ANNAEDALE-7 CORNERS
firm, brick rambler with 2 fire.
pls earport IN rec rni, 2
baths Competing, Grapes. air
cond swim pool priyils only !
blk % sehl Lease AVIAN g J.
GNAsH CO, XII 9-4222
ARL. FALLS CHURCH-Msny nice
homes row available $50 to sfi0
CAROLINE L CAMPBELL Agent.
JE 3-0I73
SEAT PLEASANT. us SItt ave
Brick, 2-story Semidet dwelling
: bedTms, gas heat, auto washer;
FAYETTEVILLE AREA. sos Ism
ave. Brick evelling . oedTmS
baths fun bssement Sos.
DUNN a. co Realtor WA 7-004s.
YENs NOTION AREA-eeveral
freshly decorated rentals from $40.
HUOGiNs 4 HARRISON. INC
Realtors 10 $1,000
5727 eth ST. NV. IMMEDIATE
OCCUPASCY-LoYeiy brick home.
; bedrms . full baths. liv I'm ,
din. nm XII second XII N rec.
m. Close 10 shoppins and transp.
LEO 4 BRYER Il co INC
u a-S033 Mrs Wills PA 6-74sS
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GLENN DALE-smaii arm bunsa- .
tile rs cas- kit heat; ia.acre
fenced ward Sia cE 6-6e5i
sfeO CARPENTER ST So. Hi.
Crest--Mod rms . baths gar /;
excel cond lovely neighborhOcd.
ideal for dr. or professional man
NOOl leverett 81 Sc 4 rms
hath bsmt OF heat sli0 II
G-1niA WILL OuGHBY REAL
ESTATE co
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CLAREMONT
2-BEDRM. APIS, $50 so UP

2-BEDRM. APIS, $50 so UP
Large rooms and closets.
Newly decorated. Conven-
lent to schools, churches.
Bus through development.
Ash About our Furnished Apt. Plan
1888 South walter Reed d.,
ION King ST. ia 2-50O3
Weekdays. n 70 7; Sat. 0 10 8.
SUNDAY. II 10 5
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5727 eth ST. NV. IMMEDIATE
OCCUPAHcY-Ioveiy brick home.
; bedrms full baths. iv m
Gin. Tm ks: second XII IN rec.
m Close 70 shopping and transp.
LEO 4 BRYER n co INC
u a-S033 Mrs Wills PA S-74sS
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~nvlnG. pAck,pG SI0RAGF
HOUSES FURNISHED

SIS NO. AND round
homes. nearly No only 80 MN
from % & KAY REALTY CO,
RA S-2eGu. Uk 1-Asbs
ROOMY. Continental tom house
nmn on Meridian HIS bed
rooms. fifeplAces, ] = bathrooms.
terrace. balconies SEQ monthly
IL 9-31ge. by appointment
ASHMEAD RI. NV. Just Of Conn
ave Spacious town house, con-
sistinE Of LARGE entrance hall. liy.
rm din I'm kit porch on lst
floor also. bedryns den. ga
baths. beautifully furnished Cal
A { HOUGHTON a son INC.
i4ls II 81. nv. Dl 5-sab;
FOREST HILLS - LarEe. spacious.
brick ana stone Nv I'm, oln
nm. den. also mod kit powder
nm rec. I'm lge bedrms on
2nd q. and baths. 3rd e..
nedrm. full bath and sitting I'm /.
ar -cond and many extras VOLk-
MAN REALTY CO. EA 1850
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WE HAVE lovely selection OF 3
and be6rm homes in upper
nv anc Mont Co from SlS5
IL a-Sa00
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VARKWOOD APIS

LOCATED 8 BLOCKS SOUTH
OF cuLMoRE SHOPPING CENTER
ON 0LEN cARLYN DRIVE LOOK
sewn CORNERS AND BAILEYs
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY
2H st LF Ms gNPAf PIKE y, sET s'qas,:
FOR OUR SION
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ARL.. blk. from Hecht's-3 bed
rms bath I'd h.-vh Areola
furnace refs $50 mo Call IA
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GEORGETOWN Cory 3-bedrm
house with huge liy, rm. openine
on attrac, pvt patio. mod kit,
Ia baths, ayail short or long
1873 WIS NE o.lIar
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.
Il I --lL..L L. - "a
COLORLD-III EYE 81. NV

COLORED-IGOi I9th 81. NM
hree-story-an6- bSmi p-ick home
10 rms. 3 baths. h-vh COM
p.etsly rececoT newly Sanofd
floors only Sii0 nc. Mr. NEU-
MANN. Ma $500
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5.BEpRM: RANcH:srYlE HOUSE

on Wooded acre IN IDEAL custom
house neiEhborhood; M AMMAN
dale Va Cow PentEgon. via
Columbia pike or All blTc Wei
loo for shop and schls.. winding
asphalt Drive. onpartmentea
auto. washer furn Avatl Dec
Is II A-anI9
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CHINY CHASE. SIC MeK

nv -Si65 mo available 6-rri
.-naih detached hTick GEORGE
BORGER INC 1896 X ST
nv Ma >-0S5o
sss3 VIRGINIA AVE. Sc. near
Navy YsTd-Nsesut adults pre-
ierreo troo~ fov. = baths
Goa hest So mo GEORGE
EoRGER INC lS"6 X s. nv