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Tor the first four years was 1862
miles at an estimated cost OF
$219.979,000.
Percentage-wise, only about "
per cent of the mileage objective
will have been reached by Deem
Der 81. Costs will have equalled
lit per cent of the initial cost
estimates.
Combined costs of projects
awarded in 1854, 1855 and the
first half of 1856 reflect an in
crease in construction costs of
"a per cent, engineering of 20
per cent and acquisition of
rights-of-way Of 81 per cent,
said the commission. This was
a combined increase of q per
cent.
| Recommendations Made
The report. signed by Chair
man Robert o. Bonnell and
members Edgar T. Bennett and
John j. McMullen. made these
recommendations to the Legis-
lature.
4. Extension of the 12-year
program to coincide with the
period contemplated, by the
.Federal-Aid Highways Act. of
1856.
2. Creation of a $40 million
revolving fund.-" which would
provide money to buy right OF
way well in advance Of the
scheduled date for the construc-
ton Of projects affected"
8. An. increase from SO million
to 81 million in the amount the
commission is allowed to transfer
each year from construction to
maintenance funds.
4. Invoking long delayed in
crease in automobile registration
fees.
S. Enactment of defective
roadside control measures
essential for the preservation of
aesthetic values" Of "some of the
most beautiful countryside in
America"
1923 Million in U. S. Funds
The Federal Government has
apportioned $32,383.572 in high
way funds to Maryland for 1857
and 1858.
The report indicated the COM
mission is banking heavily on
Federal aid to help close the gap
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BY GENE GOODWIN
Star Stah Correspondept

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 29.-Dele-
gates Blair Lee, III, and Perry
o. Wilkinson, chairmen of the
Montgomery and Prince Georges
County Delegations. will jointly
sponsor a compromise bill to
reorganize the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
It is the measure first pro-
posed by Mr.. Lee two weeks ago,
which he said would retain the
bi-county or regional aspects of
the present commission and still
increase its responsiveness to
local county governments.
Mr.. Lee said today he has
made amendments in his origi-
nal proposal and Mr.. Wilkin-
son had agreed to Join him in
sponsoring it.
The Lee Wilkinson bill falls
somewhere between the reor-
ganization measure proposed by
the planning agency itself and
one being promoted here by
Delegate Margaret C. Schwein-
haut, Democrat of Montgomery,
spokesman for groups seeking to
create a separate Montgomery
County planning organization.
Mrs. Schweinhaut said her bill
will be ready for introduction to-
morrow. All planning commits
sion legislation probably will be
referred back to the joint Mont
gomery-Prince Georges delega-
ton for committee action and
the rest of the Legislature is
expected to follow the recon-
mendation of the two counties.
IL Member Plan
The planning commission has
proposed bill to replace the
six member Internationally ap-
pointed body with an 11-member
board, three to be appointed by
the Governor and four each by
the governing bodies of Mont
gomery and Prince Georges. The
incumbent commissioners all
would be allowed to serve out
their terms.
The Lee-WilkinSon measure
to be introduced this week
would create a 10-member COM
with the Montgomery
County Council and the Prince
Georges Commissioners appoint
ing five each. The five members
from each county would serve
as county planning boards for
their respective counties and sit
together on regional matters.
To assure local responsiveness,
the measure would provide that
the salaries of the 10 commits
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nation but he pictured it pri-
marily as an attempt to appraise
the party's recent failures real
Iistically. Outnumbering Repub-
licans more than 81. the party
hasn't won a top Statewide cleo
ton in 10 years.
When the replies are in-he
said a so per cent response would
be considered succeSsful--they
are to be analysed by party lead
ers and made public. Mr.. Tawes
told a press conference.
The quiz sheets asks 20 ques-
lions to determine what work
ing party members" believe the
Democrats must do to win VIC
tory in 1858. 1t asks for evalua-
ton Of types Of candidates tno
names mentionedl, issues. cam
paign techniques and similar
factors.
space lot CEltlClSm
There is also plenty space for
general criticism.
Initial reaction to the ques-
tionnaire was generally favorable
or noncommittal.
Senate President Louis L..
Goldstein, Democrat of Calvert,
said he does not think it will do
any harm"
"And if the information is
properly correlated .digested and
applied to the prospective candi-
dates seeking Statewide Office, 1t
should do some good" he said.
House Speaker John Luber,
Democrat Of Baltimore. said:
II think he was smart to let
everyone in on il instead Of
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WASHINGTON sToRE-Dhh
MONDAYS THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS $50 10 $50 oHE.
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T. Burroughs requested a jury
trial. for which a date has not
yet been set.
County police said Whitley adj
mitted he strangled his wife,
Mrs. Edith Worley Whitley. 46.
in their house at 1910 Queens
bury road. The accused then
drove to a side road about six
miles north of Richmond. where
he dumped his wife's body in a
ditch. police reported.
In another murder arraign-
ment, Judge Marbury set a
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81 900 bond on Clarence Ruby
Johnson. %, Negro, accused of
killing his father-in-law last
November 10. County police
said Robert Lee Townsend. AZ,
Negro. of 6709 Palmer road Sc,
Oxon Hill. died from injuries in
flicted by johnson during a gam
bling argument. johnson, who
pleaded not guilty yesterday was
held without bond after a pre-
liminary hearing in Upper MARI
boro Police Court.
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RETIRING YMCA PRESIDENT. HONORED
Mory|ond's Road Plans
Swomped by Rising Costs

ANNAPOLIS JAM 90 QP-Maryands 12-year highway con-
strucon swamped by tide rising costs
seriously underbut and overspen one-thd mark the
State Roads Commission reported last night
By the end of 1887 the said 904 miles of roads
will have been constructed The objective
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Towes Sends Out Quiz
On Why Democrats Lost

ANNAPOLIS, JAM 90 lF9J Willard Tawes Maryland con-
troer with his the Governors mansion the
campaign today with QUESTIONABLE 1000
Democratic leaders
said the QUESTIONABLE will have bearing
formally the
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Whitley Asks Jury Trial
In Wife Strong|ing

Joseph Oef Whitley 54-yearold mechanic, pleaded not
guilty yesterday to charge he strangled his wife
November II during quarrel in their RveRdae home
Prince Georges Circuit Court Judge Charles Marbury
tnued Whiteys $500 bond arrangement Up
Marlboro Defense attorneys CARLYLE Lancaster
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into the clubs record by Mr..
DreoS and coauthored by char
ter member Reidar D. Claffy,
further alluded to loose prac-
tees existing in the financial
affairs Of our club"
Delegates Elected
But member Cornelius j.
McCool said the controversial
literature introduced at the
meeting. signed and unsigned,
was introduced by a small
group of malcontents who pro-
duced these documents for OBJ
Scure reasons of their own"
When the smoke cleared
away Myrna Krouse, Janice
Lipsen. Mr.. Bregman, Joseph
Panzitta and Stan Perry were
elected delegates.
They will make the Reno trip
in November with president
Betty Hodges. national COM
mitteeman Fred Livingston and
national committeewoman Vir-
GINA Lonergran.
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convention delegate-elect, of "a
cynical attempt to incur favor
able influence for himself with
the members in the style
of the Roman emperorS who
furnished bread and circuses
for the masses.
James Morse, another dele
gate in the smoke filled room
at the Raleigh Hotel. said he
doesn't write poison pen let
terss but invited voters to COM
pare his record with that Of
other would-be delegates.
Membership Questions
Another charge of attempted
shennaniganS came from Mem
Der Charles Blumenthal, who
wanted to know If all listed
candidates for the Reno trip
had been members of the club
for at least six months.
The chairman Of the Nomi-
mating Committee answered
that no time-in-club limits
existed for candidates, but only
for club officers.
Mr.. Blumenthal retorted that
, a delegate could hardly repre-
sent the opinion of the major
ity" If he or she had spent less
than six months in the organi-
zation.
The open letter. introduced
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DISTRICT OFFERS
SPECIAL TAGS FOR
ANTIQUE AUTOS

The District is inviting
antiuue-auto owners to APP
ply for special license tags.
A blue-and-white license
plate for cars built before
1880 was approved yester-
day by the Commissioners.
The tags. especially author
lied by Congress. are in
tended to save owners from
paying the usual registra-
ton fees.
The undated plates. to
be numbered starting with
l00-A, will carry a separate
tab showing the year. The
tab will be changed an
nually. The annual regis
tration fee will be IS.
The especially tagged
autos will be barred from
use except in exhibits,
tours. parades and other
hobby activities onhcials
said they do not expect to
get more than 100 applica-
tions for the tags.
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Department auditorium. Comdr.
Paul E. CARRIER, USNR. head
curator of the Smithsonian In
stitution's National Air Mu-
scum. win speak.
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Reserve Meeting

The Naval Reserve companies
of the Washington area will
hold a special meeting at 8
o'clock tonight in the Interior
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Young Democrats Fuss,
Then Pick Delegates

District Young Democrats seeking berths at their national
convention at Reno, New. in November gauntlet Of
charges last night which ranged from promising bread
and circuses" to the authorship Of poison pen letters
In letter to the membership
George c. Dreo accused former President Bregman
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA, lust of
Western ave. not far from West
moreland circle and Spring Valley
shopping-Immaculate 3-bedrm.. 2
bath, brk. Colonial; through center
hall, den or breakfast room,
screened porch, slate roof: large.
fenced lot NEARLY 5000 SO. Il :
with, fruit trees; short walk to West
brook Elementary; gas hot-water
S22,G50. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
H.lA L. aNeS OIL 4 -nf 40
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LANGLEY PARK-De luxe mar
rambler. 8 bedrms., firepi.. OF
cleo. kit, excellent value. BUYER
can assume 81 LIST trust. Cali HE
$1,000 HUGH T. PECK, 1880
New Hamp. ave
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BANN0CKRURN - New center-hall
rambler: 9 rms, . baths. daylight
bsmt.. cleo. kit. firepl.; $4,000
down. Trades considered. Close to
schools. transp. SHERTZER BUILD
Err, OIL 6-S342. OIL. 8-650O.
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| HOUSES 70, SALE, SO. lcont.

coLoREp GI-NoTHING DOWN
q RMS, SEMIDET. BRICK
Modern. like new. Full hsmt,. gas
heat. large level fenced lot. big
rooms, finest Sc location. on
Wheeler I'd. OK? Call LII. 2-Sr36
or ST. 3-736S,
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6edrm., 2-bath hrk. rambler. near
River I'd. and Wilson lane. Dish
hsmt.. large lot. huge screened
porch, earport: s23.950: will con-
slider $1,000 down, balance over 15
years. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, d..
T-i4l1: ewes, OIL. A-o4o0
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NEW COUNTRY PIMpIp1-

NV IOUNThY RAMBLER on y.
acre lot near Fairland. All brick
sep. din, rm.. de luxe kit, 3 bed.
rms " baths, fun bsmt. JUS
eompleted. A. j. KESSINGER 4
CO., JU. 9-4544 .
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READY

For immediate occupancy. Here's 9
truly y l ATTRACTIVE contemporary brick
inside and out. Huge living room
with Roman brick nreplace wall,
stone hearth. spacious dining eli
kitchen with dinettS
space, plenty OF smart birch cab.
inets, cleaning copper eye-level oven
and counter-top range. dishwasher
disposal and freeEe-top refrigerator
3 big bedrooms, 2 FULL-TILED
daylight basement with 46-foot
recreation space with fireplace and
enclosed. powder rm, Attached car
port with brick planter wall. Brand
new new, ana available for ?uiek pos
proved with minimum cash down
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
.'PERsQNALIEp SERVICE"
b04 N. RANDOLPH AT 0LEBE
IA T.h000
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GREENWICH FOREST: sI7.s5O-
Brick Colonial on large, wooded
lot; spacious liv. rm., din rm. and
kit: 2nd floor has 8 nice bedrms,
and full bath. Assume AZ loan.
Close TO transportation, shopping
S206 ewes: ewes, OIL. o-44lG Dis
TRICT-MARYLAN REALTY, INC
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JUST OFF NEW ROUTE es-3 bed.
rooms, sep. d. r. and den, hot
neat; dead-end St; "a acre: Fair
lano area; near new APL. Si.750
en-; II per mo, pays everything
RIPLEY & ROMER, JU. 5-S5I1
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Sartain rem
ovated Clearwood Colonial: truly q
cation; every house is different;
top-srade appointments through.
out: multItrade priced at Sl2,450.
W; r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7.I4O0
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YOUR DREAMS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS CENSUS AREA-For sale
or rent 3-bedroom brick Cape
Ei ot: rs Tsf' s Tns fun full 6sm.s large
S14.600. Phi. RE. 5-51S5. No agts.
BELTSvILLE--Dream rambler: 2
year,old brick home; new-house
condition: 3 bedrms.. IA baths,
immense screened porch: 1ge. lot.
iITTees A. J. KESsINGER q CO.,
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CAPE CODE ROCKVILLE - 4 bed.
rooms and baths, spacious living
space, = bedrms. and BATH dow
bedrmS. and bath up; front pch !:
nSmt.; close to schools; Si2'05O
WOOD COMPANY. Realtors, 10
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WEAR WASHINGTON GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB-Long, low-sluns
rambler expertly created OF gleam-
ing Bermuda white" brick. Color
f nr.n sisescatshins LIVING room with
twin bedrooms. Beautiful land.
EvGI PRICE ONLY sIYD sIsSOo 'en esli
ia. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, ING: 222 N. olebe toff Lee
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT on this 3.
E oectS9m vita TsmS bier. large closets,
table, attractively finished recrss.
ton room. home newly decorated
throRhout; lot $50 deep with many
trees and wide variety OF peren.
mails. You can assume a CT loan
st 81. GRAHAM & CO., Ju. g
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bYATrSvILLE- . Complete cai6s.
niri2k. . bedrooms extremely la,ee
1sing room with fireplace. sepa-sfe
n nn.h room basement: ofi-street
ale. PRINCE 0EJRGE's Really
co UlI AL 100. WA 7.6655
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BURNT MILLS KNoLLs-Aere's

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-On "the"I
azalea &C. OF the Rosemary School
board Colonial with all larse rms rms .
Slate roof, built-in gar. 3 bedrms.
and den. is for immediate sale
Modest cash REQUIRED. Price 500
900. To inspect call Mrs. Alier,
kE. 1851. With THOMAS III
PHILLIPS. WO 6-Sn0n
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
BEST BUYS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, one Of
North Ariington's finest residential
areas--l year young" custom
built brick rambler on quiet dead.
end street. True center hall. de luxe
kit. includes 2 eye-level ovens: auto.
washer, drter. diShwasher and dis
posal; big liv. rm., din. rm. across
rear. Of home. with picture window
overlooking woods; paneled fireplace
wall with bookcases; 3 bedrms.; .
tiled baths: complete main level;
full bsmt. with sround:leyel nm. rec.
tcp % osrinT rat Al slI Ssts md se l%
frst trust can be assumed. =, ~
NORTH ARLINGTON - Brick
rambler. in choice location. Walk 70
NOTTINGHAM Elem. School and will
Harrisburg Jr. High; 8 bedfms.. ia
baths, .liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
ell. fully equip. kit. incl. disposal
and built-in breakfast nook: full
bsmt.: carport. Asking SlS,9b0.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER - Not
tingham School area OF North Ar.
pins; 8 bedrms., 2Hs baths, all-elec.
colored. kit, INCLUDES diehwasher.
disposal and table space: full day.
light bsmt. Priced AZ only ST. ESQ
with OF or FHA financing available.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
THE DARBY co.
s'i' o %lI:Sn s orHr o IA; Ss-'so'
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brick ram; iiV. nm. with picture
window, equip. kit. full rec.-type
osmt.. alum. storm windows, fenced
yard with patio; newly dec, SI4,f6n
approved priced: FHA or CT terms
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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TAKOMA PARK pARnAYN,

TAKoAIA Park; s9,05O-e- m
1ungaiow: oil h.-w.h,; garage. II,
dd2nxl5o; 81 800 cash. 500 per mo
! GGOrFMAN REALTY CO. JU. o.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW = 84-ft.. center.
hall brick rambler: 3 REALLY
TWIN bedrooms. "a baths, full
dining rm.. lift. de luxe Kitchen.
screened porch. attached garase;
recreation rm. in ground- level bsmt.
s,acre wooded level lot; S3t 800.
Clehe I'd -. Ia h.nTnI
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BuNGALOWi vacant: like new: full
nSnt;i rec. rn.. many extras: large
sHi; q Sik: Of shopping center: mr..
change. OWNER, ia. a-70io
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CHEVERLY---3-bedrm.. 2-bath, Gus.
TOM quilt brick Cape Cod: liv. rm,
With frepl.. sep. din. rm., Ice. equip,
s XII; iul. hsmt; al oak trim; extras
SGnEIo N;Sl I'll 500, FILA terms. PRINCE
S55SOZHuAS PROPERTIES. AP. a.
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veteran resale: practically new a,
nedrm home. Big lot. All equipped
possible. Only $1,000. $3.50 down
balance Oh low. low monthly pay
ments. THE PERRY BOSWELL Co,
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N ARLINGTON = White brick
liv.-din. rm,. 3 bedrms., Kit,
breakfast nook: full bSmt. with
huge daylight rec. rm. and bath
located on beautifully Handicapped
cor, lot, enclosed with ranch-type
fence and walking dist. TO elem
school. For appt. TO see. cal
NICHOLS, IA. 5-l2l3
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cor, location: impressive aiI-brick
Colonial; main thoroughfare: should
increase in value. Buy out OF sea-
son In dead Of winter at Sl5.25O.
professional people take note. W.
4. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l4OO til
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3rd st. ne, corner 3rd and v SITS
Brick, partly furn.: s rooms, bath,
front porch. fun basement with
Ice. yard: price, SI4.35o, includes
furniture: $3.50 cash, balance
SIPS monthly including taxes.
VIM. ]. DAVIS. INC. 500 II st.
nv; Ma. s-3556; eyes, JU. s.
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BYEFORDE
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Silver Sprins---New. brick split level.
S2B. 900, featuring Lee. lly, rm. with
nrepl.. din. rn.. Ice. fully equipped
table-Space kit. 3 bedrooms. 2is
baths: rec. rm., full bsmt.; nice level
lot Close 70 schools, shopping and
transportation.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
~. o-5556 Realtors
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CHEVY CHASE
SHORT ON CASH2

O44NfR 1 yin CASH!
This is better than FLA. or GIL
Brlck. 3 bedrms., den, powder nm
lovelF rec. rm.: huge yard: dern,
rated, vacant. Walk to RollinEwood
school; Under $4,000 with 4 fan
tastieally low down payment. EN-
2-22l6. TIGHE WOODS.
SS,AAIIHERSBUR0-3-bedroom ram
pier; full basement; rec. room AND
bath. Large lot with trees and nicely
laandscaped with Anchor fence. Priced
al SlS:659 with $1,000 cash.
COUNTRY HOME in excellent
condition, on highway: for large
family. D bedrooms. pa baths: on
about ] acre with trees. shrubbery
and fruit, Fully insulated and alumni
mum awnings and storm windows
$4,000 with $1,000 cash.
AZ ACRES with farm home of 9
PATS barn and many outbuildings
Nesr ACC. S27,500.
Many others: tell US what you
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AREA - 3-bedroom
pTick rambler; fIsplacs, IA baths,
ed lot: Sl4 $50, 81 .450 down. ALEX.
ANDRIA REALTY CO. XII. s-55SS.
ARLINGTON, elose-in = New brick
ramblers. 8 Ice bedrms.. q tile
with fireplace; family sized din
rm.. beaut. lge. complete Hotpoin,
kit. full bsmt.. garage. Model house,
1888 Arlington blvd. tbet. N. Twins
and N. Jackson sts.) Open daily. 2
t,v 2 Pm; syn. !, II to g pm; =
Bids. Arl.. Va, ia. 4.1l66.
AIE dy.Iy TON: b NJ sl1 IKE O. FaA
ny. nm, frepl.; screened porch,
l6-ft. din rm... 13xI2 kit, break
fast space: ind A.. 2ta airy bed
rooms. rose-tiled bath: full bsmt..
small rec: rm... "a bath: garage: oil
h:-w;h b. fenced yard, fruit trees: /
pr: Lee hwy. school. 81, 200 cash |:
JE. 2-3272, JE o-4HA4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

WOODBRIDGE. 30i3 Yost PI. ne
Detached broom bungalow, full
bsmt.. AL cond h.-w. heat viii
consider best cash offer over $4,000
trust. WO. 6-550l
NEAR 3rd AND MD. AVE.--BricL
semidet.. or . families: new cond
Might rent or exchange. Wants
81 900 cash. Vacant. OWNER, ia
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SILVER SPRING. s9.o50. Mr.. Piney
Branch I'd. and SLIGO avs.I Amaz-
ing value! 2-bedrm. bunga., on ISO'
deep lot with trees. fun bsmt., gas
heat. garage. $4,000 cash; $50 mo. /.
incl taxes RIPLEY d RoMER,
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COLORED-Iath AND F ST. NE
8 lge.. rms, bath: hot-water heat;
solid brick: I'd. gar. $500 down
$3.50 mo. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA, S-SSSu.
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HnTnDFT
COLORED
RARE BUY

This brick rambler Offering over
Loo, So. II. Of Twins space con-
baths. de luxe kitchen. full basement
with recreation room, will definitely
appeal TO YOU. Price, $4,000 with
$4,000 down; $4,000 down to quail
ified CT. Call
BADIAN REALTY CO.
AID. 2-3n69 JU 7-53S4
Open Week Ends, 12 Til Dark
Directions: out Kansas ave to
sheridan st. right on Sheridan Il
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SILVER SPRING., close in-Dream
sSpllt-level; center hall. 1 bedrms.,
baths, den, rec. rm., garage;
nnest interior appointments; S48,-
20N CHESTER H, KELLER, REAL
doR, JU. 5-7l00; ewes, OIL. g.
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BETHEsDA-GREENWIcH FoREsT
and in excellent condition. Fine
corner Colonial, , bedrooms, fine
living room and dining room. den,
ana powder room: screened porch,
maids room and bath; wall-to-
wall carpeting. draperies included
E. SCHWAB, EN-, 2-5SOO; evenings,
llI. 0.l nm OI NEnn
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.:sis5 DoWNM 15iSitYsS sio.75 av1'
Vacant. 5-rm. and bath brick:
approximately 10 yrs. old. in ex-
yard. Ii. 1887. ZAGAMi REALTY
CO., Realtors.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

WHEATON-Nearly new mod. brick
BLDG. SSxse. once and warehouse;
CHESTER 1 Il. keller ~ REALToR.
u. 5-7100.
500 MT. VERNON PL. N.w.-Ap-
P Pi9k ,s GS 81 s6o ni Per ' %o VIZ 81
!; DAVIS. INC. 500 H st. NV.
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DE Dh-EDIEMUUK--I hard
to imagine what more one could
borhood, yet within walking dist
ance OF shcools, bus and shopping
Brand-new Georgian style Colonial.
Features center hall. lovely den
and powder rm., diversified de luxe
KIT, huge rear porch on LIST A.:
I nice nedrms. and 2 baths on End.
Glamorous rec. rm. with firepl is
tuu bsmt.i Gear garage; very deep
ievel lot. Buy before completion
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL. a-70O6:
ewes. KE. 1-I3hn
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BETHESDA = Attractive 4-bedrm.
2-bath split-leyel; rec. rm. with
fireplace; S24,950. A, v. PISANi,
Realtors, OIL. 4-75nO iii n