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weekend crowd of 20,602 seemed
to be sure winners in the home
stretch as Gannet. carrying
Walter M. Jeffords' famed green
and white silks. apparently was
galloping to an easy victory
under Jockey Sam Boulmetis.
But 1nswept. responding to the
sting of Joe Culmone's whip,
kept rolling and in the last so
yards nailed Gannet and drew
away for a well-deserved triumph.
Brandywine Farms Cannon
Fire. who ran a surprising race
at 57-to-l odds. held on tor
third money In the field of IA.
some 32 lengths behind GAN
net.
Winner Pays S12.N0
Inswept. denied victory twice
by close margins at laurel re-
Gently, paid $1,000, $4.60 and
S4.uu. Ine entry OF G2nnet and
Bakht. who finished 12tn. re-
turned $500 and $3.50. Cannon
Fire paid $1,000 to show.
Inswept was not nominated
for the Kentucky Derby but
probably will appear in the
Preakness next month on the
strength Of his eanle Chesapeake
triumph at q mile and a six
teenth under 1l9 pounds. His
time was l:442s.
Calumet Farm blood is behind
Inswept, who is e son of Fault
less and Sweep In, a Blenheim
II mare. Inswspt's uwner, who
makes his horne in Pikes7ille
Nd, purchased Sweep In from
Calumet a few seasons back and
then bred her to Faultless.
Inswept is unbeaten in stakes
competition, having won his only
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STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON q, Baltimore 4.
New New YORK 10 Boston Z u2 innings).
Detroit z. Cleveland 0.
Games Today
I'm.
New York at Boston,
Cleveland at Detroit,
Kansas City az Chicago.
Games Tomorrow
New. York at WASHINGTON IN.
Baltimore AT Boston
Kansas City 1t Detroit,
Cleveland at chicago.
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SENATOR'S, 6
ORIOLES, 4

Grounded out for Gardner in 9th,
Baltimore 900 2iO 100 a
Washington OuO 100 lix- a
Runs batted ln-Pilarcik, Oinsberg.
Yost Nleman 90, Courtney, Becquer.
Herzog. Luttrell, Plews. Two-base hits
Robinson, GnsberR Williams, Nieman,
5ievers. Becauer Sacrifice ilies-Pilar.
elk, Nieman, Plews. Left on basss--Haiti.
mG5s o JoS%S:chh, S%sshnf,oN o p passSs0 sssss on balls
Loes 1. Struck out-Bv Pascuai, q. 81
Johnson, l by Loes. l. Hits---of John-
Snns iSn n On passus innlHss "a q IUss ,rnn.,i in M
y HYDE sn:A none in pr innlnss, Run, and
Ii; on Pascual. -4.i; OF HYDE, 90.
pitchf : johnson i0.D Umpires -
RunfN Umont, Paparella. Hurley. Tins
- .252
Evening star., 1957-04-21
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Inswept, a homebred s3-year-
old colt from Cough w. Thomp-
sons Roslyn Farm. cashed in on
dogged perseverance when he
caught Gannet. who suddenly
became leg weary in the final
yards. to win the Seth Chesa-
peake Stakes by a length yester-
day at Laurel.
The hackers of the 7-to-5
Jeffords entry in the Easter
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WOOD MEMORIAL CHART

SEVENTH Woo SSHD S@orls $4,000 added
place Winner
sSo an EimmOp s Ig values s s1 200 sS0
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IS OO ~ '"0O' S"'" U"II"NI MN"
boLp RnhR almost Immediately settled
otp RULER 70 hand changed outside
sp9aad 70 increased hand
fssss1 siss ssp DO Gs Ur q s SsTs s
Jockos WALK ahS HNAeros % appsd a
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See YANKS. Page CO
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w no Is This?
By HELEN CIBLO

association. helped them to remember the
principles for which 1t stood
He has taught nearly every living gradu
ate of his school. among them his own son,
who also returned TO their alma mater as
a professor. The Patterson teaching COM
bination Is unusual among law faculties.
They differ on one point-the father be-
longs to Sigma M Phi while the son is
member of that legal fraternitys tradi-
tional rival. Sigma Delta Kappa.
1t was the senior professor who compiled
and annotated the Code of Statutory Laws
used in the District today
One of the original incorporators of the
Morris Plan Bank of Washington. he served
as one Of its directors and general counsel
until its merger with the Union Trust Co.
In 1851 he served as chairman of Ameri-
can UniverSityS Committee on Academic
Reorganization and was faculty chairman
of the schools Trustee Faculty Committee
on Faculty Appointments and Tenure in
Sity Faculty Relationship Committee since
1854
He is a member of the bar of the United
States District Court. the United States
Court of Appeals for the District Of Co
lumbia, and the Supreme Court Of the
United States. His professional organiza-
tons are the District of Columbia Bar
Association and the American Bar Associa-
ton. He was Director of Export Supplies of
the American Red Cross during World
War L.
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dorm IN BROOKLYN in 1893. this g.
- year-old was already a Washingtonian
at heart. His family moved here when the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing took
over the printing of United States postage
stamps, a function which had been per-
formed by the American Bank Note Com
pany in New York.
He was the eldest of four children of a
plate printer who settled in Petworth.
where the boy attended elementary schools.
Although anxious to get a college edu-
cation. the Business High School student
did not know what profession he would
follow When urged by one of his teachers
to go out for the annual scholarship offered
by the Washington College Of Law, he
declined because he was not interested in
law as a career. The matter was settled
when the teacher herself entered him in
the competition, which he won and &C
copied In those days, law school entrance
requirements did not call for three years
of college work as they do today.
Graduated in 1914 with an LIB, he
practiced law in the District until 1898,
when he became a full-time faculty men,
Der at his alma mater. where he had been
part-time professor since 1913 He earned
his LID in 1929
Observing at the outset that he couldn't
teach any one who was asleep. he began
employing amusing Illustrations when
teaching dry law. He gained fame and
affection for the humor that not only re-
Taxed his students but which. by process of
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slippery-clean. rinse water
slides right off. Result: no
water drops to dry into ugly
spots. c ascadegetsevengla glasses
spotless closeup clean. Yet
it's safer for delicate china pat
terms than any other detergent.
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These tlro glasses shoU IOhy
Cascade stops spotting as no
other detergent can. Cascades
exclusive Ingredient changes
water drops into free-flowing
sheets. And Cascades unique
formula leaves everything 90
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Who is this? Turn to page q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
FOR INAUGURAL
Invitations Pose
KnottY Problems

The confusion has arisen
over the latter invitation which
was intended as a souvenir in
vitation and so designated by
an accompanying card which
states: This honorary invita-
ton TO the Inaugural Cere-
monies comes to you in appre-
citation of your efforts in the
campaign to re-elect President
Dwight D. Eisenhower and
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon. We believe it will be
a welcome memento of this
historic occasion"
For the recipients of the
Joint Congressional Committee
invitation there is no question
of whether or not they will at
tend the Capitol Hill ceremon-
les Printed at the bottom of
the invitation is please pre-
sent enclosed card of admis-
sion."
In spite of how plainly the
congressional and citizens
committees invitations stated
their intent, both headquarters
have been deluged with daily
phone calls from recipients Of
the souvenir invitation asking
why their tickets haven't ar
rived for the swearing in
ceremony.
100 Calls A Day
The congressional committee
estimates it has received an
average Of 100 calls a day.
Actually. none of the con-
gressional committee invita-
tons were mailed out by the
committee. but were allocated
on a bloc basis to Senators,
Representatives. the Repub-
lican National Committee, the
State Department and the
American National Red Cross.
The tickets given to the Red
Cross will go to 253 hospital
lied veterans, Mr.. j. Mark
Trice. secretary of the COM
mittee. revealed. Special Wheel
chair ramps have been con-
structed in the Capitol stands
to accommodate them. There
will also be seats for 80 holders
of the Congressional Medal of
Honor.
The congressional commit
tee invitations have been en-
graved by the Government
Printing Office. According to
Mr.. Henry J. Holtzclaw. di-
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ing the festival, the ball. the

ing the festival, the ball. the
Inaugural concert, the Cover
nors' reception. the reception
for official distinguished ladies
attending the Inaugural. and
the Nationalities Advisory
Committee banquet, not to
mention the many State So
ciety functions also being held.
$4,000 Invitations
According to Mr.. Horace
Richardson, president of the
firm, his engravers and en-
bossers have completed an APP
proximate total of $1,000 in
vitations, in addition to as
many reply cards and return
envelopes In addition, 10000
Inaugural Ball tickets have
been engraved with the citi-
zens' committee gold United
States Capitol seal.
We've been working around
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the clock here for the last
three weeks, Mr.. Richardson
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rector Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. an Or
der for more than 10000 invi-
tations has been filled. Most
Of these. of course, will be sent
after the inauguration to the
Offices OF individual members
of Congress, to meet souvenir
requests of constituents from
all over the country.
The 1857 Inaugural Com
mittee invitations have been
engraved by a private firm,
Brewood's which has engraved
Inaugural invitations since the
Inauguration of President Her.
bert Hoover. Comparatively
speaking. the 65-year-old firm
is doing the biggest job on
Inaugural invitations. since it
has gotten out not only about
10000 souvenir invitations, but
the invitations to all of the
Inaugural social events includ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
BY RUTH DEAN

The biggest day of the year
that happens to this Capital
city every four years will be a
part of history tomorrow.
But it will live on in thou
sands of scrapbooks all over
the country for those fortunate
enough to have received the
specially engraved invitations
tn the Inauguration of the
President and Vice President
of the United States.
OF course it won't matter
tomorrow. because all invita-
tions to the Inauguration will
be classed as souvenirs, but
until today there has been
some confusion as to which in
vitation entitled the recipient
to be among the approximately
$4,000 lucky people who will
sit in front of the United States
Capitol today and witness
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon taking the
oath Of Office for another four
years.
Some Confusion
Actually, two invitations to
the Imagination have gone out
IN the past several weeks.
One, bearing a black en-
craving of The Great Seal Of
the United States and worded,
"the honor of your presence is
requested at the ceremonies at
tending the Inauguration Of
the President and Vice Presi-
dent" has been distributed by
the Joint Congressional Com
mittee for the inaugural.
The other, bearing an en-
graved gold crest of the United
States Capitol. and worded the
Inaugural Committee requests
the honor Of the presence of
tname) to attend and partici-
pate in the Inauguration Of
Dwight David Eisenhower as
President Of the United States
of America and Richard Mil
hous Nixon as Vice President
of the United States of Amer
ica," has been mailed by the
Inaugural Committee for 1857.
the citizens committee ap-
pointed to take care of all
details of the Inauguration ex-
cept the Capitol Hill ceremon-
les for which the Congressional
committee was especially set
up by law.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE NVTAToNTh this bid
INAUGURATION
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WEDDINGS
Upchurch-KinQ

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. King
of Silver Spring announce the
marriage of their daughter
Joan Kay to Mr.. Don B. Up
church. son of DR.. and Mrs.
B. C. Upchurch. The wedding
took place January IL in the
Marvin Memorial Church in
Silver Spring. The couple will
live in Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
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Anthony-Fi fitzpatrick

Mr.. William M. Fitzpatrick
of Wingdale, N. Y. announces
the marriage Of his daughter
Dorothy E. Fitzpatrick to Mr..
j. Pierce Anthony. The we'd
ding took place January 6 in
st. Mary's Episcopal Church.
The couple will live here.
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Purriqin-Seyfurth

Mrs. Christopher Frank Sey-
Earth announces the marriage
of her daughter Laura Ellen to
Mr.. Charlie Parrigin. son of
Mrs. Charlie Parrigin of Chevy
Chase. The wedding took place
December 90 in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
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Mller-McNully

Mr.. John P. McNally Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. announces the
marriage of his niece Blanche
of Sumner, Md. to Mr.. Harry
A. Miller of Arlington. The
wedding took place December
10 in the Church of the Little
Flower in Sumner, Md.
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Bruqo-Cheseldine

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frederick
Cheseldine of Washington and
st. Mary's County, Md. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Mary Thomas to
Private 1/c William Pierce
Bragg. jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Pierce Drag of Ar
.ington. The wedding took
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.Bor-
deau of Chicago, Ill. announce
the marriage of their daughter
Sheila Rae to Mr.. Stuart E.
Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
S Davis of Silver Spring. The
wedding took place December
80 in Chicago. The couple
will live in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
.Di Pietro-Wulter

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Eugene
Walter announce the marriage
of their daughter Eleanore Ann
to Mr.. Joseph John Di Pietro.
The wedding took place Janu-
airy IL. The couple will live
in Baltimore.
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Seely-Wooten

Mrs. Louise B. Cove an
nounce the marriage of her
daughter Mrs. Josephine H.
Wooten to Rear Admiral USN
(Ret.O Harry w. Seely January
Is in the Navy Chapel. The
couple will live in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

place January 9 in the St.
Charles Catholic Church in
Arlington. The couple will
live in White Sands, New Mex
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AkL., Sept. IL bedrm; close 10
Pentagon. Fl Myer and Clarendon.
4-direction bus; wired for air
conditioning and 'TV: FIJI laundry,
locked storage. exhaust fans, Vene-
parking; middle AGED. no children.
no pets. All uttls., $3.50. IA.
4-l70B after ;
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y. ARL.-Three-bedrm., 2-bath brk
rambler. ,Liv.. rm. with nrepl
din, IN Ice, fully equipped kit
dayhRht hsmt.. recr. rm. washer
LINZ 1. cAMPBEiL. AZ AGENT aN III
3-0f73, JE. 3-9O67.
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EXCEPTIONALLY NICE. newly dec
l-bedrm. apt. with liv. rm.. d.
nette. kit. tile bath: S67 5o-6e SO
mo-: blk. 10 shop ctr. and )
bus lines 3 min. to Pentagon,
can res. mgr XII H-an3Q
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Exclusive Rollingwood
HOUSES UNFURNIsNED

1901 ROCKVILLE PIKE-7-bed-
room house with garages and
storaes shed. on acre OF land;
month to-month lease KASS
REALTY CO. INC. EN-. 3-SlOO
ewes. 10 h-357s
3 Ice, BEDRMs., new rambler,
equipped kit, storage: lge. lot.
patio. mr. schools, dead-end street.
Wonderful for kids CIR. 3-323S.
CHEvERLY-3 bedrms liv. rm.
din nm. panel den: mr.. schools
l-yr. lease. sl3b mo- WA. 7-3l3l
FALLS CHURCH-3ls-b edrm. Cape
God. fenced yard, full bsmt., trees
Avail immed, S12b. JE. 2-40O5
CHEvERLY AREA-3-bedrm. solid
masonry. home sep. din area,
Anchor fence Rent, SIi5 per mo
or viii sell slb0 down, $50 so per
mo. J. v. CALIANDRO AND CO,
JU. A-lSSB VIII 6-3247.
l1ae 10th ST. N.W.-COLORED or
white, 10 Ice rms. 3 baths, oil
heat, 2-car garaRe. 5000 mo viii
siye option to purchase. DI. =
cL0sE-IN SILVER SPRING. Ire
prick homes In premium neighbour
mood, mr., scroolS. Full bsmts, sep-
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ana baths POrches. S140-sIhfl
4. KEssINGER & CO. Ju. o.
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All newly dec. blk. Grade and
hieh schools fun bsmt.. garbage
disposal; lmmed. poss' SI3b mo,
1915 s. Buchanan vt Call Tor
appt Business hrs, ia. S-33i8.
ewes and week ends. Ike. G-S3is.
louisville AREA NEW HOUSE.
open Tor inSpection-Avail, Sent
St 1854 Baker drive. Mea-
dowood' Silver Spring. Nd. ~
ARL. School coming walk 2 blks
TO schools, stores. transportation
COW TO Pentagon Arl. Hall, Navy
Annex; 10 min. TO ID g Nice q
btedrm, brick house. 500 month
PARKWAY ESTATES - a-bed.oom
rambler, acc. heat. ERWIN REAL
Tf CO. WA. 7-u334
s. ALEX. mr.. 1T. Belvoir--2. bath,
l-bedrm, Cape Cod. ige. lot. oil
heat. JE e-S2a0.
ARL, --3-bedrm, brk. rambler; car-
port trees. barbecue pit patio
walk 70 schools and shopping 10
4-bS75 or IA 2.b443.
ARL.--.6 rms, 9 porches, fedec
fenced ynrq, shade; 3 min D. G..
Lease, Sl2h mo. ia. 2.2l65.
n. ARL.--2-beqrm house, near
shop dist; equip kit: redee. $50
mo. JACKSON 4-233s.
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1919 California st. n.w.-Nice
1917 Corcoran st. NV rms.
SSH Ho; ana bath: remodeled bldg. /;
l., .lT42 Corcoran st, NV rms.
Alt; ana bath; lovely unit: Sb5'
st; n.w.-Lge. rm.. kit.
hsS n st. NV rms. kit. and
90 South Carolina ave. SEE
tmsY Kit. and bath, rear porch,
esmt.: redec., $3.50.
~, 1867 Vermont ave. n.w.-3 rms .,
KIT; and bath; S62.50.
il2O 18th st. NE rms, kit.
and bath; Yedec.; $50.
ooo HARRISON g. ADAMS
w. X ST. NV. Ma S-Sa0s
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-MD.

k0ChVILLE-l bedEm.. liv. I'm.
oInette. kitchen. bath and rear
shopping; So so 70 S65 plus utilS
20. 2-4296. Po. 2-4333.
LANGLEY PARK and 2 bedTm
dishwasher; All utiis incl icy.
INGTON APIS siOa Tahona n
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HOUSES FURNISHED
CONTINUED

NR. MATHEWS. vA.-waterfront
downstairs "a baths. mod. con.
yenienees, Ice. screened porches.
nrepl:, central heat WALTER 3.
LAWSON. Moon. Va MA. 5-35sI
3:BEDRM. HOUSE. FURN., in
Highbridge. Nd. Liv. rm., din
rm,. kit. bsmt, and bath. CE.
S-414l.
CLEVELAND PARK-Attrae. furn
~ rms. ga baths: garden. garage
Hu. 3-5790. ia. 9-4Ol5.
N.W.-2-bedrm. town house with
month. AD. 4-3345.
ALEXANDRIA--sound- proof brick
town house. Just OF Russell I'd !.
Arlandira shopping center. near
schools. churches, 10 min. Penta-
gon: nice neighbors: completely
ano tastefylly furnished: Ice,
Kitchen. garbage disposal, dry
1stbtSe6Fy., basement basement ..h, auto
bedrms.. study with day.bed;
fenced yard; storm windows. gas
hot-water heat: completely and
wonderfully aforementioned: only
$50 per mo. years lease TO re-
Hponsibge tenant. Call before $50
am or after y pm. XII S-57s1.
N. ARL.-Three-be drm., 2-bath brk.
rambler. .Liv.. rm. With hrepl..
din.,. IN lRe, fully equipped kit.
ddayliRht hsmt.. recr. rm washet,
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ALLx.-4 bedrms.. brk.: 2 baths.
adults: sissal re IL s sces1 i0r sew
ARLINGTON bedrms.. rec. nm.
minis. ID. C., Pentagon. Move in
now; Sl30. After 5. IL. 3-24J2.
I BEDRM., bath, liv. nm, din. rm.,
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utils. ia. S-6471.
FALLS CHURCH-RambieT. 2 bed
rms, den. din. rm.-liv. I'm. comb.
kit, Ia baths, enclosed porch:
iuGn; a;o Sl50. JE. 2-6S0O. IA.
CATHEDRAL AVE. N,w.-Avail. in
Sept; bedrms.. 2iz baths. lxe
living nm, garaee LAURA HAIR
Ian a. CO.. MA. S-4O3I or AID.
2-s35l
Mr.. 18th AND WHITTIER sTs.
NV very fine brk. homes. 3
and 4 bedrms.. ga b.. rec. I'm. yd.
Gar; tops In value. owners leav-
ing 500 mo. lease. RIA. 3-fl3S.
n. ARL.-Ideal for home and an
tique shop or other business. WILL
LIAM w. MAcKALL. Broker. JE.
2-l95s
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-Exoel. mod
turn: .. bedrms,: newly dec.
washer: fenced yd.: no utils.: yr
lease. ADULTS Vacant. Sll0. RE
0-63s7.
FOR LEASE UNTIL MAY OR
LONGER. 70 settled adults: Sl65.
ss. 4ll oA'n'0r'i ave nv KE'
CLEVELAND PARK, / block Conn.
ave. transportation, uptown shop
pine-Detaehed brick, powder rm.
LIST floor; 4 rms, bath up: rec.
available secs to $500 per month.
ELIJAH O. ARNOLD iCol., USA,
ret.l. Broker. EN-. 3-4335
Mr.. WALTER REED-New mod
no lease; vacant: SIi0. u. 9-S547.
Exclusive Rollingwood
Corner brick rambler. gorgeous
setting 3 larRe bedrms.. ga baths,
beautiful llv. and din rms, cream
Ut, paneled rec. nm, ialousied
Florida rm. leading to Grab Or
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In luxury living: S3S5 per month.
Il05 Brennon lane. Chevy Chase.
Nd, OIL 6-l512. Directions: North
on Conn ave to Chevy Chase
circle, right 10 Western ave II
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hl u MACARTHUR BLVD.
COMPLETELY REMODELED
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
.6-rm.. and-hath home, lge. kit,
va parking space, front pch and
: bk. pchs; 500 mo Lease 10
min. TO downtown. PAUL LEpS
EN- 3-S405.
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HOUSES uMFuRNIsHED
LcoNTINUEpl

LAKE BARCRoFT-LoveIy. con-
temporary brk. rambler, overlook
rec rm,,, 2 ireplaces, carport Ice.
sun deck. lake privileges: s935.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL. Agent,
JE: 3-0l73. JE. 3-9087.
FALLS CHURCH---3-bedrm. ram
bier. fenced lot Sl10 mo. 2ai5
Ware I'd. IA. 2-O139.
33l2 LOWELL ST. N.W.--10 rms.
kit. "a baths; 5000. VIII show
by eppt FLOYD r. DAVIS. 1929
X st. NV, Ma. S-0352.
FAILS CHURCH, POI DIN dr.
4-bedrm. brick house. 2 baths. p
car. gar all 0-E kit. IN bsmt
with rec. nm, den and bar; Ice
corner lot. new air conditioner:
lse liv. rm. with fireplace scr
rear pch. barbecue Dit hyperion
neighborhood. Avail Sept. j.
5000. ST, 3-174l. JE. 2-S403.
500 EMERSON ST. Ne bed
rm. cor. brick: bsmt.: fenced I'd. /;
Avail, Sept. /; Ssb mo. WI.
6-321S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23
r. 18th AND WHITTIER sTs.

CLEVELAND PARK. i block Conn
ping--Detaehed brick. powder rfn.
LIST floor; 4 rms, bath up: rec.
rm.. nice garden. Also other homes
available s22b to $500 per month.
ELIJAH O. ARNOLD fCol., USA,
ret.D, Broker. EN- 3-4335