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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Form and Garden
Group Hears
Senate Chaplain

The frontiers of freedom
are not half a world away but
are as close as the road in
front Of our gate. DR.. Fred
erick Brown Harris, chaplain
Of the United States Senate,
told the Woman's National
Farm and Garden Association
yesterday.
DR.. Harris addressed the an
nual luncheon of the associa-
ton, which is now holding its
43d annual meeting at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Whether it is Korea or
Kansas. Taiwan or Texas, the
Philippines or Philadelphia,
the fight is one in this global
struggle for decency," DR.. Har-
ris declared. adding that in
this struggle there is no
east or west, border, breed or
birth"
DR.. Harris pointed out that
this is "a time of world revo.
luton. when teeming millions
under Eastern skies are reach
ing out. often violently. for tn
more abundant life, a revolu-
ton that is the harvest of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Force Wives Club and Mrs.
John 8. Hardy.
AnacOstia Naval Air Reserve
The final luncheon Of the
season for the Anacostia Naval
Air Reserve Ofiicers Wives
Club is planned for tomorrow
at the Ofiicers' Club, Fort Nc
Nair.
There will be a fashion
show, and Mrs. John w.
Byng wife Of the Commander
Naval Air Station will be the
honor guest. Also included are
the Naval Air Station Wives
Club members.
Officers for the coming year
will be elected at this meet
ing.
Signal Corps. I.
The final luncheon of the
season for the Officers Wives
Club of the Signal Corps will
be tomorrow at the Army Navy
Country Club. 1t is also cleo
ton time and everyone is urged
to vote for their favorite can
didates. There will be a short
interesting movie to entertain
the members while the votes
are being counted.
Contributions to the JANGC
thrift shop may also be
brought to the luncheon. May
is Signal Corps "Jem" month
at JANGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
By EVELYN M. DENT

The Engineer Officers Wives
Club Of Washington will en-
terrain at their annual Castle
Ball on Saturday from Z pm.
to 1890 am. in the Grand
Ballroom Of the Officers Club.
Fort McNair.
There will be q reception
followed by dinner before the
dancing begins at $3.50 to the
music Of Sidney's Orchestra.
Mrs. Arthur c. Nauman has
charge of arrangements, as
sisting her are Mrs. Charles
H. Banks. Mrs. John M. Frank,
Mrs. John r. Jannarone. Mrs.
Stanley C. Reiff, Mrs. William
j. Penly. Mrs. Robert r..
Ploger, Mrs. Ernest w. Fischer
and. Mrs. Robert B. Burlin.
Husbands of the committee
members will assist them in
acting as hosts for the affair.
The Officers Wives Club of
the Engineer Corps. End Army,
Fort George G. Meade, Md,
will have as their guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
To Present PloY
In Annapolis

Visitors taking part in the
annual Maryland House and
Garden Pilgrimage this year
will have an opportunity to
see a presentation Of the
play "She Stops To Con-
quer" in Annapolis on May 4
and 5 at $3.50 pm.
Historic Annapolis and the
Colonial Players are sponsor
ing the Observation-Disclosures
production in Mcdowell Hall
Of st. Johns College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
CHEVROLET optional
typical of

In eye-appeal. the 1957s are
strikingly different from last
when a predetermined speed is
able are the twin. lance shaped
windsplits as hood ornaments.
On the seven bodies in the top
Bel Air series, lean chromium
spear extends rearward from the
Iheadlamp. spreading downward
to the bumper and upward to
the rear quarter moulding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Style, Power Changes
Mark 1857 RombIers

standard four-barrel carburetor
for 255 horsepower. or the OPP
tional fuel injection plant with
288 rated horsepower.
In the straight production
Rambler. a new va engine is
offered for the first time, al
though the six-cylinder engine,
boosted to 125 horsepower, will
be available. With an optional
dual-throat carburetor, horse
power Of the six is boosted to
1876.
The Rambler is "a feet short
er and several inches narrower
than the average domestic car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

but the manufacturers point out
that its interior dimensions are
equal or superior" to "bulkier
competitors"
The front end has been re-
designed; the exterior redone
for offerings in Is colors. Air
liner reclining seats and twin
travel beds continue to be Of
fered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Compactness and economy,
long the watchwords of the
Rambler, join with new styling
and higher power range this
year in American Motors sturdy
bid for the small-car field.
With 1857, the Rambler be-
comes a separate make of auto
mobile and is sold by both Nash
and Hudson dealers.
A new va series has been
added to fill out the full line of
the Rambler. which has become
American Motors basic volume
automobile.
Brand new in the field and
even newer in the industry will
be the fuel-injection Rambler
Rebel, reputed to be among the
highest power-to-weight ratios
ever offered in a six-passenger
car.
Production on the new model
will begin early in the spring
The Rebel will carry either a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
NeeIecting Repairs
Is Poor Economy

Neglected repairs means more
repairs One things wrong with
a car will bring on something
new
An example of this is a slip
ping clutch which finally results
in a frozen engine block. Over
heating from clutch weakness
forces antifreeze out the rad
iator overflow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
ST De Sotos
Are Lower,
Seeker
Sweeping would be the styling

Sweeping would be the styling
word for the 1857 De Soto.
Lower and sleeker, with high.
swept tail fms, the De Soto
represents a further evolution of
the Flitesweep principle of
Chrysler Corporations Forward
Look" brought out last year.
In addition to continuation of
the Firefiite and Firedome series,
this year saw introduction of
the Firesweep model at a lower
price level.
Mechanical features and in
creased horsepower also mark
this years productions. The
Firesweep carries 245. with an
optional power pack for 260
horsepower. The Fireflite has
200 and the Firedome 270.
All new transmissions are
introduced in the Torqueflite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Chevrolet
Offers Fuel
Injection

First to hit the 1857 market
with an optional fuel injection
engine. Chevrolet also has wild
ened its customer selection to an
el-time high--a choice of 46
Il 0del-color combinations
Ranging from the distinctive
f ,yt little Corvette down to the
On1- Fifty. the line has kept
PC with the lonrer and lower
trend.
Chevrolet teams tile fuel in
jec ion system with a new triple
turbine automatic transmission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

for maximum horsepower of
283. The figure ranges down to
the 140-horsepower six-cylinder
With it's lowered hood. the
Chevrolet windshields offer
greater visibility. increasing
glass area from SO to IS square
inches.
Instruments are concentrated
under a deep, fiat hood super
on the dash panel
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crown. Full-faced gauges with
red indicators are easy to read
and there are tell-tale generator
and oil pressure lights.
A completely new ventilation
system operates by air passing
through intake screens over each
headlamp. The air reaches the
passenger compartment through
lowered outlets at either side of
the dash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

feature which holds the front
end Of the car erect on fast
stops.
Among the accessories are
dual headlights which throw out
$50 watts on the road and an
increased wattage on the low
beam to show rs feet more Of
the road ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

There is q new combined
heater and air conditioner which
uses all fresh air except when
maximum cooling is required.
New to the line is the three |
scatter Explorer station wagon
in the Fireflite and Firesweep
models, which has a third seat
facing rearward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

three-speed automatic. It COM
bines torque converter with
planetary gear trains and is
Controlled by FIVE manually
operated push buttons.
New too is the chassis, with
rorsion-Aire suspension systems
regarded as big boost in car
handling. There is an anti-dip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

They claim the fins provide aero
dynamic directional stability.
tending to prevent the car from
wandering" in a gusty wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

tAAC JkAAAtAAcOAAtcAAA 4AAoSAbQOAOAAs
Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV.
Prize winners will be eligible
to show at the grand national
exhibit in New York of the
leagues 20 chapters. Prizes will
include the league prize for the
top oil painting and The Eve
ming Star award for the best
water color.
Selections October 8
Selections will be made on
October 8 by a board including
DR.. Thomas Beggs, director of
the National Collection of Fine
Arts; Miss Florence Bergman,
art critic of The Star; Roger
Rittase, artist with the Interior
Department; William Walter.
washington artist, and Francis
c. Peters. president of the Dis
trict league chapter.
Judging will take place on
October II. Oil and water colors
viii be judged by Joseph Ma
rules of New York City. A
native of Vienna. he studied
in Europe and at the National
Academy of Design under Jo-
Seph Pennell. He is a member of
the American Water Color So
ciety, the Commercial and
Graphic Artists, and the Chi
cago Society of Etchers. He
has executed work for the
Carnegie Institute. the New
York Public Library, the Brook
Ign Jewish Hospital and the
State Capitol of New York.
Sculpture Judge
Judging sculpture will be
Dorothy Pohlman Nicholson.
staff lecturer at the National
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$4,000 Pledged
To Merrick Fund

Nearly $4,000 of the $4,000
1857 Merrick Boys Camp Appeal
drive has been pledged, Peter
Becker. campaign chairman.
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Becker said the $35. 900
is needed to pay for the two
weeks vacation given this sum-
mer to more than $50 Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

ton boys. The money is needed
also to pay for improvements
at the camp on the Potomac
River near Nanjemoy. Charles
County, Md.
Since the camp was founded
in 1887. it has given free va
cations to more than 1000
boys. 8 to is years old. Francis
P. May of Washington is 1857
president of the camp.
Donations may be sent to
the Merrick Boys Camp Office.
1404 New York avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

Louis. She has done sculpture
for the Masonic Temple of st.
Louis and for private collec-
tions, and has had fellowships
in Belgium. Holland. the Uni
versity of London and the
Corning Museum of Glass in
New York.
The show win tie in with
National Art Week to be OBJ
served the first week of Mo-
vember.
Paintings submitted for the
exhibition must be framed.
Miss Eunice Haden is ex-
hibit chairman. and Mrs.
Dorothy Maloney is assistant
chairman.
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District Artists League
Sets Date for Show

Amateur and professional artists Of the Washington
invited to submit painting sculpture pottery leather
other handcraf entries in the Goth Anniversary Exhibition
the District Chapter American Artists League
Entries due October 8. The show will be held from
October 20 to November IL the Natural History Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

Gallery of Art. She studied
with Antoine Bourdelle, of
Paris and Victor Holme of St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

Sl2,650 buys Q lot Of value IN
this 3-bedrm. rancher With tile
bath: gas heat, range, refgr.. pic.
windows. Venetian binds storm
windows and sep. garage-Work-
lot; assume lge. AZ loan at $50
mo. or use new FLA or CT loan;
eonv. located near stores schools,
e S1TFs ssc anS bHslinssss o6 NON =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

FAIRRAX-Rambler, almost 40 IT
q custom built homes; ovnei
transit, must sacrifice fine home
Three big bedrms.. sep. pine
paneled din. rm., kit. with table
space. nv. rm. with ffepl. and
built-in bookcases. breezeway to
garage: priced low, $4,000. $4,000
Snni,f ana an nsi Rte 9Ii % III. P ISt6
Lee High Village, and follow ar
row. Open Sat. and Sun. Come
Early sssIUPURBAN HOMES CO..
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ACROSS FROM HOLY REDKKEEE
church and school. This lge. !0-rm.
home has lust been completely re-
modelled: bic lot. lge. shade trees;
only Sl3.760. easy terms.
3 NEW RAMBLERs, near school
and transp., in College Park y
bedrms.. full bsmt.; price. S14.2Bo
to $l1.50O. owner will accept
payments same as rent.
4 BIO LOTS q aerel. brick Cape
Cod with l bedrm. down and B up.
2 baths; trees, garden, patio, play
house; dead-end street: near Balti-
more : washington pkWy.: only
JUST OFF coLEsvILLE RD. in
rear Of University Of Nd. 6-year-
old brick rambler with. 3 big bed
rms. and den or 4 hedrms.; Q Bis
rambler Il hard 10 IND at only
STONE AND BRICK COLONIAL,
walking distance Of University Of
Nd. campus, . eustom-bullt home
with Ice. rooms; only S2O.oOO; q
real buy.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-6oe2. Ewes. VA. 1904
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
FALL OUT

. ~ bed and into Andrews or
Cheltenham Naval Radio Station.
$l2,99O
CLINTON - Beautiful stuceo home
big Nv. rm.---elec. kitchen-3
hedrms :-.3rd bedrni. can be par
titioned into two 1bx20 bedFms. or
used as an extra-lge. playroom and
oedrm. for children---excellent con
dltion-large wooded lot with chill
dren's swings and picnic table.
Drive By, then call Mr.. Cannata,
10 REACH: out suitisnd pkwy.
70 Rte. 8 lBranch ave.), right q
miles to woodward rd., left u
mile TO Coles Corner, right on
Dangerneld I'd. bear left on Dan.
g ,snr so r. second house on riShi
o FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC. Ma. $4,000
COLORED--lia8 BTth PLACE.
Chapel oaks. Md within . Dock
OF d; G. line-2 hedIms,, full bsmt !,
$4,000, efE. 500; key a iIsi
b7th place.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Popular
Avondele. Nd, the, orig. section.
Every house Is different. A charm
ing little community, iust "a blk.
over D. c. line; top-duality BIZ
level oners real .value;. 3 one-level
hedrms.; very few steps; family
din; ,rm.,- daylight bsmt.; low
bound cple. priced this property
:h T. 4 Au sHIaafSsC CO. 5or AiE ci'as l .sIs
3-BEDRM. BRK., BUNGA., . full
scAE n.Gn Ai MS csp4 sy: 7i tssSss;Sf ~
shop. center. schools tipuSiic I an;
parochiaD transp. 2 bedfms.. sep
din. rm. expandable sttie; full
bemt.: summer kit, deep-freeze
All this for only $4,000. JOIN
a WENTz. CO.. COLT Baltimore
HOUSES BY HUGHES-NeW Hamp
ave. extended. few steps TO Langley
PIX. shop ctr. Quiet restful side
street. lined on both sides with
lovely shade trees. In the middle
Of one OF our finest neighbor.
hoods; distinctive Landeaater rec
bhlOA COtCnials lulMeC. buIoutu.
out; 3 tvin-sised bedrms.. 2 full
baths. family din. rm. rrclic rm
INV h.; d:t. Gar gar: brt, patio; YER.
mont slate roof. 4.star value 81
$I7.960. Please don't larry. ThiI
Is really III w. n. HUGHES CO.
AP. 5-l400.
ENGLISH 2-IRVELs ,3.bedFm. bfk.,
and -ehingle home: only 3.yrs. Old
shop or play rm.: ideal location
beautiful lot and patio. plus mani
extras: assume lge. OF loan. Be,
S g; SsIE:. F i aS5:E Te;s I 81
S73 PEI MONTH; colleee Pan
bsmt., brick rambler. on level An
new school. Only 81. 100 down
SsoabrsssHR !. bGVTsis VA Z co. 5.s fSS
R AN Ne Z, .tSns BY sgn e:
lot completely fenced. garage
stable, chicken house, priced a
only S14.050. PRINCE oBORQEl
REALTY CO. uN. 4.l100, WA
7-660b.
HOUSE, WITH POssIB1lITIES, Ell
aeres, with l61.ft. frontage, q
Good Luck I'd, 8 mi. D. Co VII
new freeVay, mr.. q. Of Md.--Brk.,
and.fFame handyman special Mod
Kit; TILED: barn and other bldga:
rich soil. fenced: $1,000. Hk
$500: eyes,. HA. 2-e201, W. W
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Attrae. cor
Cape Cod: popular elose-in loo.
close TO yacht marina; 2 Ice
bedrms. down. plus 2 gorgeoul
knotty-pine rms. up,taifs; peri
for lge. family; only S1l.960
with low down payment; $3.50
thin! a.Ia6O. W. R. HUGHES CO. AP
COOL RIDGE ACRES; % Allen.
town rd.-Good location; .hv. rm
with fireplace. din. rm., 3 bedrms.
u baths. front porch. s-aeT..
T Vss. can D Mr.. 0I RCsinscsn s''I III
6-7eoO. MOoRK AND MOORE
Realtors. RE-. $4,000.
Sssa L,ANDovEER m. lbsyOn:
sser%sl on sssi nO es?0IEs ssdrn,
EsIssee.rs1EsoSEiR. ia "a. oiii issiSa a
2-O212.
CHARMING white cottage on
deep. tree-shaded lott 2 spaeiou
bedrmA, sep. din. rm.,. equippe.
kit. with dishWasher and disposal
full walkOut entrance hsmt.; patio
many many EXTRAS; 81, POO; assumI
ment. PRINCE 0EOR0Es PROP.
ERTIRs. AP. 7.7774.
STYLE PLUs-3-bedroom brick, OF
Ice. corner lot, liv. rm. with flre-
place. din. area, dream kit, full
bsmt. with elub.type rec. rm.
area Of eustom-huilt homes; ST..
ggSg6,gaypsss t1 Ssnavss a rah;s PR5Ncl
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NsA. FT. MEADE PERSONNEL, 20
Minis, via parkway from this UNIQUE
d;sSsdrm: :, 2 s6a!h home 70 youI
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COLLEGE PARK

6902 wake Forest DR.. Open Sat
and sun. 2 TO 5 pm. Beaut. det
home, 5 bedrmS., 81 baths. liy
rm. with frepl. and wall-to-wal
earpeting. de luxe all-eleetrie kit.
pine-pan. rec. rm., compl. kit. anC
2 laundromats in bsmt. Oct, 2-eaI
Garage. Low down payment, vel
worth asking price. WILLIAM G
FAusSETT, RE. $4,000 or RE-
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peter !. hagan & son
PALMER PARK

Southlawn-With Bsmt.
TAKE OVER OWNERS BIG q
k0AN L., ns x., Es. din srea A Yo'
EA' H. T g si ~ l ssss .oG s.
dag ATLAS REALTY CO., ST
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%1~6e~i~eSt0N
GTPf FEsTIVAlH HOME

BETHESDA-WYNGATE bi-level
for more comfortable living; 4
beautiful bedrooms and 2 tiled
Wiz nr.ni SSeo IV sn.,a nyin di hST
room, fully equipped kitchen that
mother will Just love and q rec
room that's Just the thing for
Kids from ? TO 102. all on the
FIRST floor: storage attic. 4 tool
shed and . laundry room makes
this dream q reality. HENRY J.
coNNOR, nc. OIL. 2-16s3; ewes,
OIL. .2-246S. Directions: In Be-
thesda. out Old QeoTgetown I'd.
left on Beech. right on .Wilmett.
leit on Bulls. Run parkway to
9202. Daily 1-dark.
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RANCH TYPE

HTLLcREsT HKIGATs-Luxurious,
distinctive, sophtstteated,. and
packed with prestige, this sleek 60
II. California styled rambler was
custom designed By owner. to allow
. maximum Of home comfort and
entertaining facilities. words can
not Justly describe this plush air.
couditiopsd beauty Owner yill
Contaminated. e he has been called
away to the West Coast. EvAlu-
ated by ofnclal appraisers at S24..
900. Down payment required, 81
eco see Il Art then e, cal sLnol hE
piREcrIoNs: out .suitlsne
pkwy. 70 Branch ave, right 70 Col:
brock dr.. right 70 2lth ave-. right
z blocks to Farley ~. rishi
70 NJ p;REbIHak1ck W. sERrHs
SALES. INC. Ma. $4,000
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MUST SELL
IMMEDIATELY

EAST RIyERpALE-Brick; Q
Fss rh s;s9' Lot Su; 90 p Ss sS e.
Appraised S14,bOO. Out-of- state
owner in d. c. this week end only.
VIII accept S13,b00 or best cash
offer. D1. 1903. 1904 Kenilworth
ave
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Saerificing our lovely
brick Colonial. We are leaving the
area. 3 bedrms., separate dining
nm, center hall, fenced yard, pink
kitchen. full bsmt. Very near bus,
school, stores. Asking only S10,-
$50. We are in q hurry. Make an
oier. 490S River road. OIL. 2-2273
BETHESDA; $4,000: walk TO NH
-3 lge. bedrms., uniin. 4th; brk. /;
2 blocks Bradley Elem; lovely
fenced yard with trees; AZ trust.
5S03 Sonoma I'd. OIL. 2-56S7.
BETHESDA-By OWNER; transit.
must sell: nr. ACC. and NH: 4
". old brick WILLIAMSBURG. 3
bedrms., ga baths, center hall.
pstiO. car sG Ssrs Peien many ree extra,
On beautiful landscaped lot: trees;
priced low for quick sale; S32.950:
exc. financing. OIL. 6-732s. No
agentsl
BETHESDA-Brick rambler with 3
hedrms.. sep. din. rm.. modern
kitchen, fireplace PLUS expandible
End floor with roughed-in plumb
ing and space for additional bed
nm; S19 300 BETHESDA REAL
TY. OIL. 4-1415.
CHEVY CHASE. Rosemary School
a-ea--Nev listing Of comfortable
4-bedrm. house with powder rm.,
new kitchen and central air-con-
S2s,5OO. Can OIL. 4-OSss. SIM
MONS PROPERTIES, De. 2-O730
CHEVY CHASE RAMB., with Co.
lonial atmosphere. in excel. neigh
borhood. Lge. rms. 3 tWin-siEed
bedrms.. . baths. sep. dining rm..
rear porch. bsmt.. gar. Vacant.
Price reduced. A good buy. Call
EDW. II. JONES q CO., INC,
WO. $4,000 til 8 pm.
EDGEMOOR AREA-LarEe modern
house; 5 bedrooms, ga baths, 1st-
q. den and powder room. We'll
financed under 30. OIL. 4-2Os6.
FOREST GLEN AREA = 4 bedrm.
Cape Cod, completely redecorated
non-vet assume QI loan, S4ah
down incl. settlement. AP. 7-7427.
II no answer call AID 2-0403.
GARRETT PARK Sl7,eO0-Excep.
tionally fne. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
all brk. Din. rm.. FULL BATHS
full bsmt with outside entr., many
extras; Sl,S00 dn.. FHA. 10
5s3oss, SUBURBAN PROPER
HOMESTEAD ESTATES larg,
Em.. wsll-to-wali carpetinT. 2-cai
earport; on a acre. with tree:
trust. By OWNER. He. 4-40sl
KENsINGT0N-sacrifce moving
TO New York: must sell immedi-
ately. 5-bedrms., 4 baths Cane
Cod; fun DAYLIGHT English ksmt
with FIRE place. iinithed rec. rm
and. den: must see 10 appreciate
no brokers; for appointment cal
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RoLLINGWOOD

Distinctive 2-story Colonial home
custom built for .i tss present pres owner
lHea; S Win 9sSiss. It
elee. kit. with dIshVasher, disposal
natural wood cabinets; lst-fF. pow
der rm. and den; End fr. containi
4 bedrms. and 2 baths; attached
garage: finished rec. rn. with iire'
place; fully aiF-eond. Priced S31,,
$50. Shown BY appt. only. Call r
Q. SMITH. OIL 2-1027: eves, OIL
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oAITHERspuRo

3 bsdrns.. iiy. rm.. iirepl.,. famil,
S en,I I'm" h Ky. stove ana seir
lot: excel. eond.; 5 min. to ACC
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!. u acre; bTk. rambler: 2 bedrns.
fll i Sshs en sapandssis i. com oSr
stove, refgr.; many extras: 2.ca
garage; S19. 800, CLARENCE 4
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BETHESDA-Sl7,g $50
PETIECnA

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D bedrnls.. 2 baths. owner leav-
ing town. Walking distance 70 Brad
ley. blvd. shopping center. Wo. O.
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VALUE SUPREME-4-bedroom. Z.
bath long brick split-leVeL earport.
finished basement. ell the squip-
ment in the kitchen. Only 1~year
old. Excellent terms. s22,sSo. Lot
is loaded with trees. 8. 6. EerAehis
co.. JE. 2.2314.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

ONLY THE LOOK is EXPENSIVE,
In the exclusive Shirley Woods
section OF N. Arlington, close to
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. there is a charming pastel
brick rambler at an amazingly
low price Of S22,9bO: 3 large bed :
rms. and . full baths q in mas
rm with fireplace and dining
area; spacious kitchen with
breakfast area basement with
laundry and u bath; on a huge
tree.shaded lot, Terms no problem.
PEARSON PROPERTIES (REALs
TORS), JE. 4-Be75.
COUNTRY LIVING. with city COM
veniences 3-bedrOom 2-bath
rambler close-in; pine-paneled
thrcughout; Frieidaire kit. firepl.
screened porch, trees. shrubs. bar
becue; s17.ahn with substantial
down. OWNER, CIR. 3-03a2.
ARLINGTON. NORTH
S11 300
WONDERFUL LOCATION FOR
NEEDS SOME REHABfLITAToN
3 BEDROOMS, BASEMENT
ANCHOR FENCE
2502. n, sND ROAD
WILL CONSIDER end TRUST
AsKsUsl REALTY COMPANY
ia. s-i25" "a. 7.:6ha
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