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.Mountbutten Gets
Friqid Reception

VALLETTA, Malta, Sept. 10
(P.-Admiral Lord Mountbat-
ten got a frigid reception from
politicians yesterday on this
mid-Mediterranean island base.
AS Britain's first sea lord,
the earl arrived by air for a
five-day visit in British war
ships and bases.
Maltese leaders said they
would boycott all functions for
him. They asserted that he
meddled in the islands politi-
cal affairs while serving as
Mediterranean commander in
chief three years ago.
Some social events arranged
for him have been Cancelled.
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continued From First PAGE

OVss~Co EAOhA y ASs u oB z
to police to stop any attempt
to register Negroes there or at
any other school for whites in
the Birmingham system.
Mr.. Shuttlesworth, a pro-
integration leader here, was
cut and bruised at Phillips
yesterday before outmanned
police rescued him.
Police received several COM
plants last night that colored
persons had threatened OF
thrown rocks at white persons
There also were some cross
Surnings and other demonstra-
tions. including a Negro
hanged in ef1gy near Wood
lawn High School. Most Of
these incidents were blamed
on student pranksters.
Negroes led by Mr.. Shuttles-
worth have asked the Birming-
ham Board of Education fol
admission of their children tc
three all-white schools-Phil-
lips and Woodlawn High
Schools. and Graymont Ele-
mentary.
Board Given Broad Powers
Acting under Alabama's I'M
tested school placement law
the board members directed
Frazer Banks, city superintend-
ent of education. to study the
petitions and report back to
the board.
The placement law doesn't
mention race. but is designed
to preserve the States separate
school systems. 1t gives the
board broad powers in assign
ing students to schools, includ-
ing test results. personal inter-
views and other factors.
Mr.. Banks said principals
of the three schools have no
authority to enroll the eight
colored children for whom ad-
mission has been asked. He
said that when the board re-
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acts Of defiance of the Govern
ment of the United States.
"Faubus has defied the SUI
preme law Of the land. There
is no justification for mediation
between those who break the
law and those charged with
enforcing 1t. The solution
Of the problem in Arkansas lies
squarely with President Essen
hover and the law-enforcement
officials Of the Federal Govern.
ment. The answer is moi
mediation but obedience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10
Why be a
one-paycheck family?

Are you counting on lone Woodworking paycheck to
bring in all the income for your family? Maybe it de-
serves helper Lots of sensible people today are finding
it's perfectly possible to get two paychecks
they themselves and another kind their money
earns for them in common stocks or bonds listed the
New York Stock Exchange
Now take it easy" you're probably thinking I'm no
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shareowners today have incomes under $500 year
But you start to invest be you take few
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"0K. what's my first Step?" Make certain family ex-
penses paid and there's money for emergencies Then
if you've saved up extra cash you ready con-
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as dividends. Or you buy bonds which means the
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panes don't always grow pay dividends and interest
so never buy on tips rumors Always get the facts
"How do get facts?" Get acquainted with nearby
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it's the market place where your orders carried out
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is happy to talk your investment plans if you
begin modestly
How modestIy, for exampIe?" Well how about $40
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Discuss it with your broker and ask him for our helpful
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Desegregoted School
Dynomited at Nashville

onstratorS. arrested two mel
and a woman at Glenn School
scene of yesterdays most bois
ferrous opening day demon
STATIONS. They were charged
with failing TO move on.
At Caldwell School II per
sons were arrested as a Grove
of 100 tried to break through 9
police barricade.
Glenn and Caldwell are il
areas populated by both white,
and Negroes.
Conference Slated
United States District Judge
William E. Miller. whose order
ended compulsory segregation
in the first grade here this fall
said he would confer later today
with United States District At
torney Fred Elledge, jr., about
the blast.
Police Chief D. E. Hose or
dered tear gas and riot guns
issued to officers at the de-
segregated schools.
We've taken about all We
can be expected to take" Chief
Hosse told his men.
Although numerous dyna.
mite explosions have accom-.
panied desegregation disorder!
in various other Southern cities
1t is believed that no school!
had previously been damaged
by them.
Second City in State to Act
Nashville is the largest city
south Of Louisville, KY, to mi,
the races and the seconC
State supported secondar!
school system in Tennessee Il
begin deSegregation.
The city has had its gol
courses desegregated by cour
order. In addition, the Cath,
Ole parochial school system
has been desegregated and {
| few Negroes have been ad,
mitted to Vanderbilt Universit!
and smaller white colleges, bu
the general pattern of the cit.
retains segregation barriers.
Although surly crowds pick
eted five Of the affected school
yesterday. lis city policemen
patrolled them and intervenet
whenever violence threatened
averting major violence.
When the Negroes were ad
mitted many white parents re
moved their children from thu
schools.
Fehr's attendance was dowI
so per cent. It was there tina
all four arrests took place.
Only First Grade Affected
Nashville's court-approveC
plan of desegregation called fol
desegregation only of the frs
grade this year. The schoo
board was ordered to submit
further plans by December 81
Under the new first grade
coming, a total of 1876 Negroe.
were eligible to enter previous.
ly all-white schools, but mos
Of them took advantage Of
voluntary transfer privileges.
Only Is showed up to register
for classes two weeks ago
Nineteen turned up for the first
day Of classes yesterday. but
four were not enrolled because
Of technicalities.
Kasper, who was blamed To-
much violence which greeted
degeneration at Clinton, Tenn.
200 miles to the east of her,
last fall. toured the schools yes.
terday. Clinton has been que
this year.
He also conducted a segrega.
ton rally from the State CAPT.
tol steps last night about thu
same time that the other crowe
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of the blast blew 1t from a
classroom wall.
Hattie Cotton has regiStra-
ton Of 800 in all its six grades.
Completed in 1850, it was OF
modern construction and con-
tanned considerable glass area,
all of which was shattered.
Buildings three blocks away
we're damaged by the explosion,
Lights were shattered in a
drugstore show window three
blocks distant, the ceiling Of a
grocery two blocks away was
cracked wide open.
Dwellings Damaged
Dwellings across the street
were damaged, their porches
Uttered with splintered glass.
The east end Of the school
was blown out. leaving q hole
big enough to drive q truck
through.
1T sounded like the whole
world ended-iIIst one big loud
blast" said City Patrolman Joe
Casey, who lives nearby.
No Negroes had been ex-
pected to enroll in the pre-
dominately white East Nash
vile school district and Hattie
Cotton was the only one of the
six racially mixed schools that
escaped without segregationist
demonstrations.
The schools admitted q total
Of IS Negro first graders in
their first step toward court.
ordered desegregation. There
are $500 first graders. includ-
ing 1000 whites, among the
city's $4,000 school pupils.
Negroes Cars Attacked
The dynamite blast came ONLY
a few hours after police hac
dispersed a crowd of about soc
segregationists who were
smashing windshields and win
dows Of Negroes automobiles
with bricks and bottles as they
passed Fehr School.
Fehr. which is in q border
line Negro-white residential
district. was the focal point OF
much Of yesterdays disorder
Three persons were arrested in
the day and night disturbances
including one woman who was
arrested twice.
Assistant Supt. w. H. Oliver
had this comment Immediately
on learning of the blast at
Hattie Cotton:
This is no longer a matter
Of segregation or desegregation
This is q matter of sheer law
lesSness. We're up against
thugs. This is the result of a
flame that has been famed in
Nashville by some local agita-
tors and some outside agita.
tors.
Il hope this will at last
waken the law abiding citizens
Of this community to the prob.
lem we're up against"
Plan 10 Continue Glasses
Mr.. Oliver said officials intend
to continue with desegregatec
classes.
I'VE are counting on law en-
torcement officers to continue
TO give us the fine help in the
future that they have in the
past" he told newsmen.
Attendance was far below
normal at the desegregated
schools today today. School
officials said exact figures would
not be available until late to-
day. Two Negroes entered
Buena Vista School today with
out incident.
Police, under orders to keep
the school areas free of dem
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ROCKVILLE

A very nice home LIST floor. iiv-
ING room, dining room, separate
alnette, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
oatn; End floor, lovely sewing
room. 1 large bedroom and show
er bath; full bsmt.: eas heat, ga
rage nice children's playhouse:
Elm sIs 900 Eyes: call MRS. JOHN
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ROCKVILLE

sos Croydon Ave. 2-story frars
N AL cond. LIST floor, living room.
dining room. complete kitchen. en-.
closed side porch. screened ana
elassed. Inside and outside en-
trance 70 bsmt.. arranged In z
rooms. GareTe. $4,000. Call MRS
JOHNSON, Pc. 2-6369.
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ROCKVILLE

semi-bungalow. living room din.
Ing room. Kitchen with stove ana
reigr.. 3 large bedrooms and bath
2nd floor, which Is partly com.
pleted' will make 2 bedrooms and
path. Storm doors and Windows.
OIL hot water heat. SI7,5OO, Ewes
call MRS. JOHNSON, Pc. 2-636a
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OLAAAShUhG. "a acres. large
ranch house. sacrifice. s2i 900
HENRY W. BEcRAFT, 20. 2-ooer
or oalthersburs b6B.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: iovei,
rambler close TO MOL. Appoint.
ments include recreation rm.
screened porch. spacious yard
Spen 81. colesville I'd. left or
shaw ave, left on Baker DR.. II
I NJ s- sasn; CALDWELL REALTY
c0LEsvILLE AREA-Deiiehtfui ..
WOODED Grounds, small barn snS
pony stall In back. Excellent bul
st sil,500. RIPLEY Co. ~. 5.
coLESYILLE AREA-Neat and at.
with full bsmt.. and expandabls
I'd a with stairsl. Lge. bacl
yds well fenced a good buy .at
s-542a ASHTON REALTY co
cOLESvILLE AREA. HANDYAfAN's
HEAVEN. with. hammer. etc. anc
S S%s S happy sooI hours o,1sa , nSSSy car
FERTILE ACRES for close II
country living costing . mer.
81 $50; terms. RIPLEY CO., ~
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cUsToM-BUILT BRICK HOME

EXQUISITE
CONTEMPORARY BRICK HOUSE
$500 Wilson lane
OPEN SUNDAY IL TO 5
Within few miles and minutes
OF white house, on 94 acre. secluoed
and large expanse of welI-arrangeu
garden. Several rooms OF 5 expo
sures. Large Inv. I'm. with picture
windows aud doors opening onto
brick terrace. inside ana outside
nreplaces. Library din. rm., mod.
kitinen. 3 bdrms.. = baths. 2-car
garage. Directions: Out River I'd,
lett on Wilson lane to our OPEN
JAMES L. DIXON q CO. 81. o.
1900.
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GAITHERSBURG

A few Of our attractive offerings
in and around this area.
Charming small estate Of Is
acres overlooking the countryside
for miles and miles. Privacy and
quiet. Distinctive. eustom-buil .
bedroom home. out Of the ordinary,
$4,000.
4-bedroom. 2-bath home Of brick,
on diversified acre with good eleva-
ton, $23.500. Arranged so upstairs
can be separate unit for income.
Brick rambler on Q acres at edge
OF town. Dining room, breezeway,
double garage: $4,000.
Attractive 3-bedroom home on 2
wooded acres; S16,b0O.
Drop, BY any time and check our
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BracleV Blvd Area d
Burning Tree Forest
"V" RAMBLERRSS'

Spacious liv. rms, cathedral cell.
p pane p'n rec rms rms kits' :nS baths
lots and many other features I HIsO
] additional unfinished rm. for thd
family recurring a 4th bedrm.
Priced from S2S.oS0,
Open for Inspection sat. and
sun ! to 3 pm. Daily o til dark.
DIR: Out River I'd. to Wilson
lane. left to Selkirk DR., right on
Selkirk DR.. to development,
custom Built and Built to Order by
ARNOLD CONSTR. co.
OIL. 2-9s61. Ewes. wo. e-1i9s
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ROCKVILLE

5-room modern bungalow IN ex-
cellent cond. 3 bedrooms, fenced
yard. 10000 Call MRS. JOHN
SON, Pc 2-636g.
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FRANKLIN PARK

po GHE y HONE o WITH 4 EEATgEE
Four Ice. hedrms.. 2 full baths
lbsmt. ard bath rouEhed in), al.
Fl. BRICK RAMBLER, EVERY
THING ON I FL. Full daylight
bsmt. Immed, occnp.; $500 On. TO
EVERYONE; $l7,9ga. open noon
ave. left on viers MiiI rd.,o I i.ft on On
Randolph rd., right on Hunters
lane. or out wis. ave, right on
Randolph I'd, left ON Hunters lane
to model house, LO, b-30SB. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES, MGT.
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A QUAINT. frame house with q
rms. lovely porch; bsmt., oil
h.w.-h., 12Ox160 yd. Has shrub
berry and lge. shade trees. S1l, 900.
$1,000 dn.. bal, like rent. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad
St. OIL. 2-4263.
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M0NTo0MERY COUNTY

ADELPHI-House that sold for
S9S aYSG.Oi of sis;ssSo Sc s:n tA hNs cone 3:
piete Cape Cod with SeS income
apt; uPs s,M,i Sap ~; Siege rslr sns-
AEcIonly 10 min; new se;it:
hnexceiled view; for fun Details.
phone Poolesyille 2s6l.
AMIR. UNIV, AREAi py .oWNKR;
Si0,e00-S-bedrm, Colonial: bsmt
rec. rm.. Eeraee, lge; lot eau for
cent 81. Open Thurs, throush sun
ARR0WRoCK. ROCKVILLE = Oct.
sosdrm n. Srist ,i rsmSleE; full I S,rnt
yrs. old. Low down pSyt, Assume
kExStTY, "a. l:s4SS. II. !.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR NsA-House on haif-ecre lot.
fenced, large living room with fire-
place unit. kitchen. bath with. tub
and shower, dining room, bed
room. walls all paneled: also 2-caT
garage Elkridge 1927.
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KAY BOWLING
NJ.
ROCKVILLE

a ! acre, improved with Q large
S-story frame house. IL rooms,
corner property. This property
a nss been greatly reduced. Nov
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RoMER & CO.. REALTORS
Gaifherahiira 900
SIS i poMN1I

3-bedrms Diet. rambler; no base
ment: Sl15 per mo.
NE. s-Ss35 TIL Q Pm.
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C0T0RE0

COLOHED
SIT per mo. CT 2-bedrm. SEMI
i Like P new. Just 81, Ala. ave. Sc. At
q give away sale price. AID. T.
1884 ewes, &c, 2-7272.
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BETHEsDA-4-bedrm.. brick Cape
Cod, $3.50 dr.. includes settle
menO. Assume ~ OF loan (same
tmmac. home. Lee, ranch fenced
lot. EQUIPPED kit. Immed. posses
sion; PARKSIDE REALTY. UN
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LOVELY HOME in select residential
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, An
tshed basement: beautiful rear
yard with flowing brook; close to
schools. churches and shopping
center: owner moving to another
city; $le.950. No dealers. OIL.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

1891 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Brlck, 2
apts.. 8 rms. bath. each; bsmt.,
garage. oil heat: home and income.
1884 MASS. AVE.-Brick, 8 rms.
Ia baths. bsmt. eas heat, 2-cai
garage; AL condition. Ii. o.
WILIoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
COLORED-No MONEY DOWN TO
RESPONSIBLE PURCHASER
VACANT AND REDECoRAT1ED
LOUIS RIDDEN tn. 2-3060
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6-room frame, living room. open
fireplace. medlum-sized kitchen,
lots Of cabinets. elect. stove and
refer. 2 bedrooms. full bsmt.. de-
tached garage h-aere OF land. A
nice little home. Si2,950.
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BETHESDA = 10000 Cedar lane;
near NH and Holy Redeemef
school. 3 bedrr.. 9 bath rambler,
den, huge screened porch. Asking
$4,000 with $4,000 FHA trust.
Open from 1870. Out Conn.
ave. to Saul I'd. left to Cedar
lane: right to house. EN-. 2-2216.
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ROCKVILLE
TWINBROOK

2-story frame. arranged IN 2
separate apts. md floor rents for
S65, owner lives on LIST S12 ESQ.
Call MRS. JOHNSON. Pc. 2-63sa.
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To- SETTLE ESTATE, in Cabin
John--6-rm. brk,, with sun deck,
porch. bsmt;. built-in garage, lot
l1Sxl06. $l3.200. s.. 900 dn., bal,
mo. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor, 61O9
Broad St.. OIL. 2-4253.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD! Forest
Glen I'd. areai S1S,y50l 3 bedrms :,
ga baths, Dashboard heatl 140'
beauty RIPLEY Co. iii 5-6ii1
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' :;l s:'!; N! 81: ~:
pisse sespt. terms IN eth.
FoRD sHERTzER, OF. o-sS4a.
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WOODFIELD
NEAR GAITHERsBuRG

90 acres improved with q
story frame farm house, 10 rooms
and bath Several outbldgs. S20.-
900.
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49,. 4"Is l 4 ~: ~ ~, ssoo N
sos down. SOS TO $50 Der mo.
All brick. newer homes with base
me Is in better neighborhoods.
MUSSELMAN REALTY co:
RE. 7.717O 81. 3-4221
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BETHESDA--(off Bradley Blvd. J.
stone and redwood. on almost "a
acre wooded: den, or bedrm' and
full bath on LIST a., 5 bedrms., on
End. Stairs to attic. full bsmt.
rec; rm., bath. Porch, 2-car gar.
sell n 20's.n gocd financing
INC, OIL. $500 today, TIN &
ewes. OIL. 4-S072.
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TAKoMA PARK-Lovely weil-kept
brick Colonial. center-hall plan
8 spacious rms screened porch,
| u baths, slate Toof. a. finance
ing. Sl7,g5O. HUGH T. FECK,
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WOODFIELD

rooms and bath. expandabls
MRS. JoaNs seSS.'I 70 ' a.Ssse can
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SILVER SPRING, BY oWNER-Brick
rambler, bedrms., Ia baths,
osmt,, rec. .rm., laundry and work.
rm: fenced yard, patio and plav
area. Convenient to public and
parochisI schools: under $50. 600.
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COLORED
&C 0E0 TTpMC

Groom Diet. asbestos shingle: gas
h.-w.h.: newly dec. Vacant: 25n3
West st. sc. MR.. PARKS. DE.
2-l160.
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bEIhESDA = 4-bedroom. rambler:
pool and work areas: large par.
italy wooded lot on quiet street Of
individually designed homes: S27,-
900. Mr.. SMITH, OIL. 6-4275.
BETHESDA. GROSvENOR SCHOOL
Lee CT trust may he assumed;
3.Dedrm. bungalow. iv.-din comb.
nice kit.,. stainless steel sink; full,
heated bsmt., tiled floor. rec
space: washer and drier incl, for
p 300. KORzENDOGFER, Real
tor, OIL. 4-Sl11 It'll q
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kENSINGTON, S9.6OO-Spacious
bungalows: screened porch, ga
rage and bsmt. k-acre lot. Open
1905. Out Conn. ave-, left on
Knowles We, right on Howard 10
open Sign, CALDWELL REALTY,
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ST. MICHAELs PARIsH!-A real
dream home and so convenient
Brick. 3 bedrms,, ga baths. sep.
din. rm.. huge kit. many other
fine features. Owner away. quick
poss.; S19.950. RIPLEY co. JU.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
CALL
SIGLER & CO.
1909 SAUL ROAD
NE. Corner Conn. and Saul

ST. S-72ss; Ewes. and Sunday. ia. s-Os77
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Rock Greek PALE
sades---4-bedroom, 2-bath split
level; separate dining room: I'm
lshed recreation room. OWNER
sell; $4,000, $1,000 down, as
ments. $50 per month"; Pa syailSs sye
early August. whitehall 6-393l. r.
kENSINGTON. Rock Greek Pail
sadeS-3-bedrm. rambler: fenced
yard; cow: to school and swim
pool; $4,000. 39OS Halsey st..
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IA acres, improved with q 3.
room frame bungalow. 3 wears old,
Pull bsmt.. oil hot water Dashboard
heat Chicken house, meat house.
S15,abO
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BRICK RAMBLER NEAR SCHOOLS!
Your children can so from kim
dergarten through high school
without your having to novel 3
bedrms. and many other attrac.
features: S13,75O. RIPLEY CO.,
III E.R111
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B ETHEsDA VALUE, seldom
eaualledi S23.5OOl Near NiHl
Brtck. slate roof, & spacious
rooms, 2 full baths, 9 half baths.
rec. room, screened porch, ga
rage, lust redec. RIPLEY CO., JU.
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C0I0pEn

ANAcosTiA HiLLs-Four-year-
old semidet. brick; 9 rms, 8 bed
ms full ld O sTG egllt-i Go Sarase' gas
ne OFF si NicaoL SOOa AVE dD~n. Garden
Bet rms. A b, T., full bsmt.. sas
h..w.h.. alum. storm windows and
o01 1904 pI FoRT I puthpooN'Ti sT,-pre-
war built: 9 rms, 3 b. r. full psmt.
with knotty pine rec. rrn.. gas heat,
porch AR RI sPpHf SSHHHiSLry, INC.
LII .4-3400 Lu.2-h97o
COTORED-1419 r ST. 81,
OpEN NOON To DARK
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TW!NBROOKi $500 down. bet. g.
bedrm, home. Expandible to 4
Fenced. firepl., payments like rent
buDNEY REALTY. Ga. 4-S795:
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kENsINGTON-Brick, 2 bedroom
dishvasher, DISPOSAL, fireplace
fully fenced yard, shade trees
owner moving. Si2,26O, Sl.50t
down: 4421 Brookfield Drive VII
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TAK0MA PARK-Lovely 3-bedrm
home with den: immaculate; lge
liv rm.. din. rm.. gar, pleasant
cor. lot. Owner paid $500 but
due TO emergency. must be sold for
Sl2,95O. Easy terms. Bring check
book. Blk. from bus. shopping. Call
~ $1,000 ANYTIME. BAINtM
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$3.50 Down :

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 20 :.
BY owner; 3444 cath st. SEQ
gas heat: fenced I'd: vacant, Move
in with deposit .LLu. 4-s444. Lu
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KENsINGTON-S295 DOWN, SS7
per mo pays ell. Diet. 2-bedrm
rambler. wall-to-wall carpeting
wahser: Ice. wooded lot. BUDNEY
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BETHESDA; $14, g50-Near Wyn.
fenced lot with WITH tai 1nV oaks; lI ms
equalled value: out Of Country
owner viii accept lOCs down, Gl
or FLA contract Call Mrs. NELL
OIL. 2-0772. WALKER 4 DUN.
ZOE. INC. Realtors. Uptown
once, EN-, 2-6715.
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reduced-New g.
nedrm.; 2ha-bath brick rambler and
Spit level; den, carport. bsmt.
We Msre soS 2o'sS0; now S23;500 and
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-lio3, RA.