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Mrs. Emmd Butts;
Led Daughters Of
|Confederucy Unit

Mrs. Emma Heiston Butts. 90
active for many years in the
United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, died yesterday in the
Washington Home for Incur
ahles.
Mrs. Butts entered the home
only o week ago. Before that
she had lived ct i72l Twenty
first street NV.
She was the granddaughter
Of Mail Gen. Douglas H.
Cooper and the daughter of
Mai. Thornton Heiston, both
Of. the Confederate States Army,
She served as president OF
the Southern Cross Chapter of
the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy here and also as
recording secretary and his
torian.
Mrs. Butts was born in Bon
ham, Tex, and came here in
1897. Before her marriage
she was employed by the Geo.
logical Survey.
Her husband, Louis, a super
visor in the Government Print
ing ONCE, died many years ago.
Mrs. Butts is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Walter Keefer,
of Washington. and Mrs. Don
c. Smith, e0l9 Eastern avenue,
Silver Spring; three grand
children. and one ereat-grandl
child. Also surviving are two
sisters. Mrs. Lyman Adams of
Takoma Park, Nd, and Mrs.
Martha Curtis. Galveston. Tex.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. Monday in 0awler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, with burial in
Qlenwood Cemetery.
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ODEKOVEN, ELIZABETH. A lovinI
tribute TO my dear mother, ELIZA
BETH ODEKOvEN, who departed thi
We nine years ago TODAY. November
All Of your work was well done.
All of your life was well spent:
Well done, Mother dear, vel done
ARTHUR
ODBKOVEN. ELIZABETH. In lovinI
memory of our dear mother, ELIZA
BETH ODEKOVEN. who departed THU
life nine years ago today, November
She vas a WONDERFUL mother, oul
Other folks may love US,
But only our Nom understood
She worked tor us. looked after US
Anything we would do,
ana SRSs't tSsS the Ss' only thing bad
She ever did to US.
Was to die and leave us.
HER SONS, ARTHUR AND STUART
RHINEs. EDNA II. A tribute Of love
and devotion 70 our darling sister
EDNA H RHINES, who left us ter
years ago, November 80, l947.
The house is dust, the voice is dumb
But throush the undying years "a
The. spark that glowed within her soul
Shall light our footsteps to the goal
Shit went her way, but, oh, she trod
The path that led her straiVht TO God:
such lives as this put death TO scorn,
They lose our day to md Gods morn,
LOVINGLY. AGNES AND WILLIAM
RHINEs. EDNA, N, Since the passing
EDNA SS' ''SsiS ssusa n y.s s1d .s s'' to
day, we have bowed our heads in
humble submission TO Almighty God
and ash. Him TO grant 10 her eternal
life and have mercy on her soul
God bless your heavenly worth.
Because We Edna dear, miss you on
MoLHERi MAMIE W. CAN'T;
Ross 2 my M a.sF tri. IN fSg TTSTy
ROSS, who aeparted this III" one
wear ago today November 30, 1855
Ne giyeth His beloved sleep.
DEAR DEAR FRIENo. MRS. ALICE Z
WILLIAMS, RAYMOND. In ioyInu
memory Of our dear husband and
father. RAYMOND WILLIAMS, who
departed this life one year ago to-
So many things YOU did for Us,
That memory fails 70 hold its mirror
Before our grateful eyes.
In our hearts there is an ache for
you,
That minslss with our tears:
But memory OF your loving face
VIII linger through the years,
we know 4 you could talk today,
Your words would say be patient and
As SsS S qsa sH viii q sr gin sa lGs
WILLIAMS, RAYMOND. In loving
M MeH5V gSS dear HAd brother RA Ak;
i IA ; On. wear Sso today, November
The call Was sudden. the shock severe,
We little thought such grief was near
The ones who have lost can only tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
The angels are safely guardine you,
Your sacred and silent grave.
Fot IN y lies a precious one
We 'oved but could not save.
Asleep. N Jesus. blessed sleep,
slssI on. dear Brother, take ysui
we lovsd you dearly, but God loved
Yoysu LoyrNo SISTERS AND
MARY. In loving memory
Of our dear departed mother. MARY
WINSTON. who passed away one
year aeo TO-DAY, November 30, 1853
Al your love and tender care,
Your eompanionGhip so rare
] remember now today,
Although you ere far away,
There could never be another
As wonderful as you, dear Mothprl
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, ANNIE
AND EDITH.
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John w. HeudIey, Sc

BROOKINGS. S. OAK, Nov.
80 (R.-John w. Headley, Sc,
president OF South Dakota
State College and former head
Of teachers colleges at May
vile. N. Oak, and st. Cloud.
MINI. died Friday. a victim OF
q hunting accident. He was
born In Filley. Nebr.
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Quuke Shakes Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile. Nov. 80
Up. - An earthquake strong
enough to crack walls shook
northern Chile yesterday. Nc
casualties were reported.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL. choice 6.site lots,
IN excellent section ~; reasonable
OIL. i-3l5S
PARkLAWN--4 lots, Garden Of Life
Eternal; paid S.iJ5. accept best ofer
oil o-34iO, Wo. B-ug2s
CEDAR HILL--Tvo nice lots, on drive.
k.O925. Il
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorilln

Crematorium
J William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th St and Mass Ave NE. Ii. $4,000
Malvan e. Scney, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 R st NV NO 7-0l33
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JAMES W. sAYLoR. Master.
H vs@ssr 4Shf 5sH Hs n lyrHIf'y K,t ~
band q Lillian Riley. 0f Sisc sur Rqs.
ing are his aunts. uncles. other reia-
o tSns,al I later Arrangement Sy Nc;
RoBEY, MARGUERITE c. On satur-
8 ihs late wuiisms Z Ro os,SyeS mol H,ss
O. william r Robey and Florence
nav sfs cali afSS s RSSsS' Ms sEsnf;
Notice Of Fl FUNERAL lsstter. ii'A I" Sc.
SAA1 dys%sssl !ksoR 1SsP. ,o On Ehug.s.y.
NAN Of i73e Potomac ave, Sc,
mother Of o Howard tSd s H ssIsmf r..
q Pals Church, Va, and sister OF
Mrs Mamie Herb and Mrs Della
Preston Friends may cali at the
held on Mon Sssr' b SsssiSfs wiz
A. A., on; interment Arlington Ma.
sHERwIN. MARGARET. on Friday,
ington HOSPITAL. MARGARET SHEER
WIN Of 1928 Connecticut ave, NV.
beloved wife OF Ronald A. Sherwin
and mother Of Michael s. Sherwin.
Services In the Little Church at Fort
Lincoln on Monday. December ., at
am. Arrangements BY the s. X
Hines Co. Funeral Home.
skEa IN! .,s,r H ,ss On E,riIsey.
LUFF Of Miteheliyiile. Nd, beloved
husband Of Marion slinelufi and
father OF Marsaret Talbot Silngiuff.
Marianne Slingluff Chapman and
Richard Gross slinglufi. He also Is
survived by two stepsons, John and
William Mitchell; two brothers, III.
gene and Richard slineiuif. and three
sisters. Mrs James Buroh, Mrs. J
Shorb Neale and Miss Marearet Sling
lun Friends may call at his late
residence, Mltchellville, Nd, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday; DECEMBER at 10 am.
Mitehellville. Nd. In preference Ia
nowers. friends NAV make contribu.
tons 10 ORGANIZATIONS for the blind. /
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time member. Bricklayers'
/ Union! Union No. l. Of Wash
4 resting at the James T.
1 Ryan Funeral Home, 317
4 Pa. ave. sc. Services at
j . pm. Monday. December
., 1857, at the above fu-
e. Interment Fort Lincoln
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eommunication Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 3, F. A. A. NJ,
viii be held on Monday
December 2, 1887. at ~
noon, for tle puFDoee or
conducting the Masonic
burial services for our late
LEONARD J. POHLMANN
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NUDhSUN, WILLIAM tGEOkGE), or
Friday, November 20. 1867. WILLIAM
,GEoRGD cooKsoN, formerly Of
husband Of the late Sadie s. Cook.
son and uncle Of Joseph B Smith
Funeral from the James T. Ryan Fu.
neral Home. 81 Pa. ave. Sc. on
Monday December ., at 9 pm
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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CLAY, FLORENCE. On Thursday, No
inssSn U On ssH Hosp fSIGs F MsSR
Msshington, D. C., devoted. wife Of
Peyton.. She also is survived by a
host Of other relatives and many
friends. Relatives and friends may
call at the home Of her brother,
ls Shirlngton I'd. South, Arlington,
Der ] Funeral services at the Lomax
A; NJ. z Zion Church, 2704 South
cath I'd, Arlington. Va. on Mon
gay December =, at pm. the
terment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by the Peyton Funeral Home,
Arlington, Va
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Such an arransement would
mean that on . single family
home appraised At $4,000. q
maximum loan Of IS 900 could
be made. The insured portion
would be 90 per cent Of the top
20 per cent ($1.80O) or $3.50,
and the lender would have .
risk on such a loan Of 1850
(S7,2O0 plus $180-the 10 per
cent Of the top 20 per cent?.
BY enabling buyers to acquire
homes with smaller down pay
ments. the new plan would add
between 175.000 and 100000
new families to the home buy
ing market in the first year Of
its operation. according to the
league.
! Other advantages were listed
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Home Loan Guarantee Corp.
which would insure the "risk''
portion Of home loans and thus
enable lenders to make bigger
and longer loans and buyers to
acquire homes with lower down
payments.
This basic idea" said Sena-
tor Sparkman. Democrat Of
Alabama. who has introduced
q bill In the Senate to set The
plan in motion. merits careful
consideration BY the Congress
particularly ut q time when w
are all concerned over the fall
on in housing starts and the
committees Of Congress an
searching for new means Of
stimulating housing credit.
I'VE must keep in mind thai
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the OF loan program may taper
on and terminate and that even
now more than half Of the loans
made each year are outside Of
the FLA and VA programs.
"A sound plan for liberaliz-
ing the terms Of a conventional
loan and bringing such a loan
within the reach Of more fami-
lies is therefore desirable"
Under the plan. q Home Loan
Guarantee Corp. would be es-
tablished as a constituent
agency of the Federal Home
Loan Bank System. 1t would
insure the top 20 per cent. or
risk" portion Of conventional
loans. with the lender assurn-
ing the risk on the remaining
10 per cent.
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Plan to Insure
Looms Studied

During the congressional re-
cess members Of Congress are
considering a new plan to in
sure conventional home loans.
Developed BY the United
States Savings and Loan
League. it is aimed at providing
more higher-percentage con-
ventional home loans. It would
establish . privately financed
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by the league Is follows:
!. The new corporation would
not involve any Government
funds. The initial $50 million
capital required would be sup
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piled BY the II district Federal
Home Loan Banks. the capital
stock Of which is owned by saw
ings and loan associations.
2. The new corporation would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Watch everything come super-clean With
out the usual scrubbing and securing when
you use revolutionary new automatic
BAB-O. just sprinkle on, wait seconds.
then rub it off! Even scorched spots and
stubborn stains take only little longer!
Everything is sparkling, super-cleGn!
Germs are gone, too! Yet automatic
BAB-O is as gentle as toilet soap on your
hands BAB-O is effective yet safe, too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

New automatic BAB-O brings you an Inn
proved chlorine additive plus a fantastic
new booster agent" that releases tor
rent of cleaning energy on contact with
water. 1t practically does all the work
for you. BAB-O works while you watch!
Try revolutionary, new automatic BAB-O
:. satisfaction guaranteed or your money
back! If you're not using BAB-O you're
working too hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-04

1918. with the Emergency Fleet
Corps, Office of the Secretary
of the Navy. She joined the
Office of Public Buildings and
Public Parks of the National
Capital, now National Capital
Parks, on November Is. 1925
Recognized for her talents
in art design in the Department
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Fete for Nicuruquun

Gen. AnaStaSlO SOmOza, d.
rector Of the Nicaraguan Ma
tional Guard, will be accorded
a full honors ceremony on his
arrival here tomorrow at $3.50
pm. at the Pentagon. Official
host for the occasion will be
1t. Gen. William S. Lawton,
controller of the United States
Army.
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Park Police badge and emblem
AS chief of the land records
section she devised a compre-
hensive records system of lane
acquisitions and disposals. Fol
more than Is years. she assem-
bled and directed an annua
publication of the Official Lane
Records Of the National Capita
Parks covering more than 79t
separate park reservations.
She was a major source Of
information on park reserva-
tons and the development o.
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of Interior. Miss Stratton for
more than Is years embossed
the invitations of the Pres
dent of the United States and
designed inv itations. She
studied in Paris at ColoroSsi
Academy and at the Academy
Of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
Designed Police Insignia
She prepared certificates for
honor awards in connection
with the Interior Departments
Incentive Awards Program and
more recently designed the
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the park system for employees
Of National Capital Parks
Early in her career she directed
a survey of the map file records
of National Capital Parks COW
ering a period of $50 years. To-
eating many documents Of his
torical Importance which later
were transferred for preserva-
ton to the Library of Congress
and the National Archives
Among these were the original
L'Enfant plans and working
drawings for the Capital.
HOnOred by Associates
Miss Stratton was honored
by a testimonial dinner recently
by her associates at National
Capital Parks. Edward j. Kelly
superintendent, declared that
lover and above her individual
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personal achievements, she
shall always be remembered for
the friendly spirit Of co-opera-
ton and the willingness to help
others in carrying out their as
signments no matter how big
or how small the job"
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She makes her home at 1900
Reno road NV, and plans to
continue with her design work
and to travel.
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White House Embosser
Retires From Service

Miss Margaret B Stratton. whose fine hand appeared
White House and other coveted Washington invitations for
has retired chief Of the land records graphs
and map files section National Capital Parks after 40
government service.
Miss Straon began her government career March 90
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A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TRIGGERS
THE BOLDEST> ADVANCE IN so YEARS.
On November 9th you viii like nothing you
before 1t created literally from the ground up
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\. ARL. AREA, Lyon Park-Owner
offers 4-bedrm. home. Lge. liv,
rnn. with fireplace. separate din.
rm., mod. kitchen, full bsmt, AUTO
gas heat, garage; Wakefield Hish
School district; small down pay
ment, SIT 500. assume existing
military FHA loan ia S-ooA5
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BRICK RAMBLER in fne Nd. see
ton. Close to Sc -. c. Has extra
S-bedrm. apt. with income Of Sll0
per mo. Really Q dream home
May take trade. Sold. furn. at
SO. 800. 10. S-6777.
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.
,coNItNUeD)

tOT0MAC-Owner transferred and
offers this custom-built. Ayr .-old
rambler below. reproduction cost.
3 hedrms. and den, ell with d.
m 5sSt eFnsrs WITH e ss Sstf 6res aEgs ultra
over 8 acres which is fully fenced
into paddocks with stable. Out.
standing neighborhood. Excel. A.
neneinG, CLiEEORD Y LITTLE.
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ROCK CREEK MILLS-Sacrifice:
leaving town. Must sell nv beau
tiful rambler; 8 bedrms., 8 baths,
hreezeway; extra-large ground
level rec. rna.: Gear garaRe: lge,
lot well Handicapped. Any rea-
s0nable oier considered. OWNER,
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AT AUCTION
Visit Lohr Homes
Assume CT

you WILL have no financing prob
lem to buy this home. First, it's
all brick dutch Colonial style with
3 bedrooms. bath UP. and fireplace
in the living room. separate dining
room and kitchen on LIST floor,
with side screened porch. The full
basement has recreation room par
tally finished. It's lot is 60x12b It.
$4,000 OF 4iaes loan and Sllb
monthly, includes taxes. Call HE
4-4OOO now for details.
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HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED u ACRE
with pretty bungalow; sarage and
REAL ESTATE Co. AP. 1901
or UN. 4-1616.
ADAMS SUGGESTS = 3-bedroom
brick. almost Ike new. ) spacious
bedrms.. din. rm. -ltv.. rm. COM
bination l2x34-ft.: full bsmt. With
beautiful paneled rec. rm.: COW.
to freewAy, hopping center and
bus. CLYDE r. ADAMS. Realtor,
UN. 4-1143.
SOS DOWN, S7O.1S MO. pays ali,
for 4-bedroom home: near every
thin thing s jusI over Tsr p E. line bup-
1891 or uN. 4-161N.
HOUSES BY HUGHES : Popular
suburban Lewisdale. 4-bedroom
contemporary rambler. Ideal for
large family. Vacant and owner
anxious TO sell; might accept
$1,000, W. R. HUGHES CO..
OPEN DAILY, 40OS 74th ave. Belle
Meade-3-bedrm. bungalow: i'm
m Ssmt c Sna,io.SSe SEP r, SipHstts full
have possession with deposit. FHA
or OF terms. PRINCE GEORGES
Realty EssETY CO. uN. 4-llSO or WA.
BRICK RAMBLER in fine Nd. see
ton. Close TO SEED. c. Has extra
S-bedrm. apt. with income Of S110
per mo. Really Q dream home
May take trade. Sold. furn. at
Sl9.6 10. 6-5777.
$500 DOWN will buy this 4-bedrm.
home in Mt. Rainier-Separate
din. rm.. full bsmt.. with gas
h.:w.h.: det. garage: priced at
only $10.p5O. monthly payments
less than rent, Call till 8 pm.
WA, $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
& CO.. INC.
CHEVERLY = Three-bedrm. Colo
NAL; liv. rm., replace, sep. din. rm. !;
iuil osmt.; gas h.-w.h. very clean;
FLA. .UN. 4-S583.
peter j. hagan & son
COLLEGE PARK : 3-bedrm. brick
Dutch Colonial, full bsmt.. Anchor
fenced yard; S975 down, S74 per
mo-, FLA. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
sOUTHLAWN: $3.50 DOWN
3-BEDRRM DETACHED RAMBLER
Mr.. Andrews. Boiling. NRI. I'm
med. poss. Take over large CT loan
No financing problem. 8 yrs. old
Fenced lot, u Blk. transp. MRS
cox. LU 2-Si36 or ST. 3-1366,
ATLAS REALTY CO.
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Robert E. Lohr
HOUSES FOR Saliva.

Element. Bal. ike rent. attractive
pleteiy TedseorStsd. Gas heat
equipped kitchen, lac. lot. Prompt
possession Pimmit Hills. Va. 10
ALEX. BEVERLY HILLs-Immac
3-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial in the
highest and most desirable part OF
this bsautliII community J bed
pch gar. slate roof; huge lot,
fTSSSSd'' 6 PFif PsILiips. ss4 isc
Di. 7-14ii or AD. 2-isa3.
ALEX, Jefferson Manor - Lovely
semidetached 6.rm and bath brick
home features include full bsmt..
glass sun porch. automatic gas
heat. Ice, fenced yard and many
extras. Price, $l1 $50. Only S06 30
per month after small down pay
ment. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO, 1929
x 81; NV, MA. s.03b2; ewes, LU
ALEx.-MT. VERNON AREA-oWN.
Err MUST SACRIFICE. 3-bedrm.
rambler on h.acre wooded lot on
min Pentason. b. G; i ice scr n
nv. and din Fm rsD. cow Rln' to sSopl
pins. schools, swimming pool.
$1,000. so. 6.a617.
ANNANDALE AREA-s30O down
buys a Si4.0g0, fuil-bsmt. rGlnbler
baths Z bedrms:, h;aere lot
yentional and FHA Open daily
Call XII. s.b5SS or IA. b-7290.
ANNANDALE AREA = 5000 dn.,
500 mo buys this house with
2 eLlO acres, work shed and lots
AZ Rhoq BAKER RE- O. soN pr M ny o SssIty
Aiex., W. ="
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Dear Doctor!

LANGLEY PARK is . fast growing
sional services grows daily. Ask
to see this all-brick home with 3
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor and
living dining room, kitchen equipped
with dishwasher-disposal A full
basement with recreation room and
half bath which Is suitable for
general practice. You may assume
an, Sl1 300. OF loan at AZ. The
5000. wen explain the posi- f
bilities for YOU.
Robert E. Lohr
HE. $4,000: I'll q pm. RIA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

S6,7BO-Newly decorated In and
out. 6-rm. frame cottage; good
nsishp % 4! lse; lot, nice trees;
subdivision; no bath, water in
kit Small down payment for re-
sponsibie people. A. B. STANLEY
Broker. CIR. 3-0O15.
5000 DOWN and 500 per month
will buy this well-shaded 3-bed-
room rambler. in Falls Church
area; $12,200 net. BOB SHIP
LEY. owner, JE. 2-25si. JE.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODED u ACRE
with pretty bungalow, garage and
guest house: $3.50 dn. HUDSON
REAL ESTATE CO.. AP. 7-300l.
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AIR
CONDITIONED
$l3,500

Where else at this price can YOU
nnd q 3-bedrm. home with another
spare room, across from Gchool7
Immac. throughout. with family
size kit and picture window on list
ana 2nd MS !, overlooking nice level
yaIo' See this now before It's too
HuoorNs 4 HARRISON. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

Oh. Oh. Gardens

Three bedroom Colonial; large
kitchen and dining room: large,
side. screened porch: gear garage
in basement; well-landscaped yard;
very convenient to schools and
Priced, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
ASSUME

Trusts I,I,S Of sspproxHi% S1 $500
this coy 2-bedroom bungalow. Spa
cious, cheerful kit; nice lot Priced.
S1O.600.
CONLEY REALTORS
9525 ca. Ave. Ju. 9-4134 TIL 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

CHEVERLY - Three-bedrm. Colo
NAL; liv. rm., replace, sep. din. rm. !;
full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.;- very clean;
&l2.75Q, 5000 down, S6S per mo.
FHA I'm ASKED