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that It takes more than stolen
blueprints to create . whole new
technology.
Then on August 20. 1858, the
Russians exploded their first hy-
drogen bomb. this time only about
two years behind the FIRST Amer
lean H-bomb test (the exact
American test date was never pirl-
pointed: it is probable that q
hydrogen explosion, not q bomb.
was achieved in 1851. and a bomb
blast In 1882. This time there
was less disposition 10 blame spies
for the Soviet success. Obviously,
the Soviet scientists and engineers
were clicking.
Last August Is, Moscow an
nounced the successful test firing
Of an intercontinental ballistic
missile - the ICBM Eultimate
weapon with . range Of 5000
miles. TO date. the United States
has not fired Q device Of similar
range. although development work
on an ICBM Is far advanced.
And on Friday, the world was
startled by the announcement over
Radio Moscow that Soviet scien-
lists had launched the first earth
satellite--a 23-inch sphere weigh
ing 1S5 pounds. whizzing around
the globe at $1,000 miles per hour
some $50 miles out In space. The
United States. which had been the
first nation to announce plans to
launch q satellite. Is believed TO
be at least six months from that
goal.
Thus has Russia served notice
on the United States and the rest
Of the World that her physical
sciences and engineering have
reached parity with those Of the
United States and may well have
moved to the forefront in some
areas.
With the Soviet satellite q Wis
ible reality. Russian scientific pre-
eminence is likely to be accepted
by . large part of the worlds
peoples. And with the present So
Wet emphasis on the training Of
scientists and engineers at q rate
far faster than any nation Of the
West there is no reason to expect
the picture TO change.
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Court orders enjoining the Nor
folk and Newport News School
Boards from regulating or Affect
ing, on the basis Of color. the adj
mission, enrolment, or education
Of Negroes in public schools. In
effect, the decision ruled out the
pupil placement act provision for
technically assigning ell pupils to
the Virginia public schools.
This could be the final legal
step prior to the beginning Of In
tegrated education in Virginia.
The two affected school boards
argue that the Federal Circuit
Court ruling was improper because
the issue is now before the Vir-
ginia Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Il IL their contention that the
State proceedings should be al
lowed time for completion before
any Federal Injunction can be
issued.
Significantly. the court denied
most Of the appeals from inte-.
grafton rulings during its last
term. Some constitutional lawyers
point TO this fact as an indica-
ton that the Virginia writ will be
denied. They also cite q recent
Supreme Court decision vacating
the judgment Of q Federal Dis
trict Court in q case involving
the validity Of q South Carolina
statute prohibiting the employ
ment Of NAACP members as
teachers. The lower court had
withheld q final ruling, pending
completion Of State court proceed
ings In which the validity Of the
same statute was at issue.
The action OF the Supreme
Court n oveEFuling tl1s lower sQNES
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Those Two Words

II was later brought out that
the rejection had been on the
basis Of two words used by Gov.
Faubus and the general tone Of
his statement. Twice IN his state
ment the Governor had used the
words by me" after the pledge
that the orders Of the court would
not be obstrueted.
The White House, which has
made II plain that 1t felt Gov.
Faubus failed to live up 70 prone
ises made when he met the Presi-
dent on September II. feared
that. by lacking the ''hy me- to
the pledge. Gov. Faub6s might be
providing himself with 9 ioophole
should the migration orders be
subsequently frustrated By per-
sons other than the Governor
himself.
It was also believed that the
President had found Objectionable
the association that ''this has
been consistently my stand and
viewpoint throughout the contro-
versy." What Mr.. Eisenhower had
hoped for was an indication Of .
new stand and viewpoint"
Gov. Faubus had been handed
the opportunity to step out Of the
controversy and stil save face
with his political opponents and
those Of wavering opinion In his
State. The White House likely
would have accepted his state
ment. including his defense Of
himself, had he not added the two
Objectionable words. But he de-
manded more than the President
felt he could give.
Consequently. his position Is
that Of an ambitious politician
who now must face unconditional
surrender or live with Q situation
deeply abhorrent to the citizens
Of his State. The next move Is I'D
to the Governor.
On Thursday. in his first press
conference since September B.
the day the Little Rock trouble
developed-Mr. Eisenhower said
that only two conditions would
justify withdrawal Of Federal
troops from Little Rock. They
were:
. Satisfactory and unequivocal
assurances that the orders Of the
Federal Court would not be OBJ
structed. and that peace and order
would be maintained. -"
. The actual. factual Develop
ment Of peaceful conditions" to a
point at which local police could
handle the situation.
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and sending back the case for re-
trial can be taken as an indica-
ton that the Supreme Court viii
not permit delay where litigants
claim continuing legal injury by
reason Of race discrimination.
However, other lawyers are pre-
dieting that review win be granted
because Of the obvious Importance
Of the state proceedings" issue
and the likelihood Of its recur-
renee in other cases II not def
nitely resolved.
Attacks AppeoIs Decision
The Kasper appeal attacks ths
validity Of the June l. decision
by the Sixth District Court OF
Appeals upholding his one-year
prison sentence for contempt.
Kasper was found guilty Of GRIM
inal contempt for disregarding an
order Of the Federal District Court
in Eastern Tennessee. He claims
that the courts general restrain
ing order, which he was convicted
Of violating, was 30 broadly
worded as to be void and in vio-
lation Of his rights under the
First Amendment.
The fact that It involves the
technical and far-reaching ques-
ton Of contempt proceedings
may prompt the court TO hear
the appeal. The present state Of
the law on the subject Is not
entirely clear and the high court
may take this opportunity TO re-
move some of the ambiguity sur
rounding general contempt powers.
The NAACP petition asks re-
view Of . 1866 Alabama Supreme
CoufS decision Tg1e Opse grew
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Soon after the Soviet announce
ment Friday. the satellites radio
signals were picked up by monitor
ing stations around the world.
Scientists everywhere, without re-
gard to politics or nationalities.
declared that the signals heralded
the big 'breakthrough" In mans
long desire to probe the mysteries
Of outer space.
Mixed with the genuine admira-
ton for the Soviet accomplish
ment was no small measure Of
chagrin that the Russians had
stolen q march on the United
States.
The American satellite project.
called Vanguard" has cost over
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taxable mark Of its own artific-
atty" Syria. he assured the dele
gates, was peaceful and quiet and
behaving. as 1t always has done.
as . good. q loyal, and q devoted
member Of the United Nations"
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The Federal-6 deadlock
ever school integration IN Little
Rock, Ark. reached the point last
week where u could be broken
only Nv at least partial surrender
Nv the President Of the United
states or the Governor ok Ar
kansas. As the week ended. both
were standing arm and Federal
troops were still on duty ct Cen
tral High.
This new impasse crystalized n
q series Of wary moves n which
both the motives and the seman-
tics Of Gov. Orval Fauhus figured
prominently. IN fact his use o.
two little words--a prunoun ana
q finally was blamed
for blocking the retirement Of the
troops.
Here IS thu sequence Of the,
delicate negotiations between Lit
tie Rock and washington:
On Tuesday morning. the four
Southern Governors who had been
selected BY the Southern Gov
ernors Conference the previous
week TO discuss the Little Rock
situation with Mr.. Eisenhower
met at the Mayiiower Hotel here
to map their strategy for the
White House discussions later In
the day. The four Cfive had been
named, but the NTH. Gov. Mar
win Grimm Of Georgia. had with
drawn were Luther Hodges Of
North Carolina. the chairman;
Leroy Collins Of Florida. Frank
Clement Of Tennessee. and the
only Republican in the group
Theodore McKeldin Of Maryland.
Gov. McIxeldin has been in the
Presidents corner all through the
Little Rock dispute and fayors
indignation. The other three. while
segregationists. are known IS
Southern ''moderates. Mr.. Hodges
conferred at length with Mr.. Fau-
bus By telephone before the hotel
session ended.
Tuesday afternoon the four
Governors rode the seven blocks
from their hotel to the White
House after expressing optimism
that q workable compromise Tor
the removal Of the troops could
be evolved.
They met with the President
for more than an hour. Also
present were Presidential Assist
ant Sherman Adams. Howard Pyle.
another Eisenhower aide. and
Frank Bane. executive secretary Of
the Southern Governors Confer
ence. At the beginning Of the
meeting Mr.. Eisenhower outlined
10 the Governors the principles
which he said have guided him m
the Little Rock situation spec
officially and the whole integraticn
picture generally.
Then the Governors and the
President went on to hammer out
an outline Of q compromise to
put before Gov. Fauhus. Gov.
Hodges later said that at the end
Of this meeting It was agreed
that the Arkansas National Guard
would be returned to Gov. Faubus'
control Immediately and that
regular Federal troops would be
removed as soon as practicable"
II Gov. Faubus would agree that
order would be maintained in
Little Rock and that the integra-
ton orders Of the Federal Court
would be carried out.
The Governors then left the
President to confer among them
selves on the wording Of the
proposed compromise. During
this period Gov. Hodges was In
constant contact withG Gov. Faubus
in Little Rock.
The proposition was explained
to the Arkansas Governor, who
promised to have q statement
within an hour which would seal
his agreement to the plan.
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REVIEW or THE WEEK
Russia s New Satellite

In September l949 the Soviet Union exploded the first
Communist atomic bomb ending United States monopoly
Just four years and two months after the first successful
test blast At Aamogord0 N Mex The Soviet blast brought
angry charges that aoous leaks in the United States and
Britain had made II possible but cooler heads adonsed
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Meanwhile, in Little Rock, ten
sion ct Central High School alter
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VLUsE TO OAIIHEkSBUkG-
circular drive in front OF house.
beaut lawn; hse sets back from
I'd +. surrounded with beaut trees
and shrubbery owner moving TO
Fla. has given a very attrac. price.
81 500 GATTHERSBURG REAL
TY INC, 436 " Frederick ave
Gaithersburg. Phone Pc 2-9442.
0aithefsburR 40l ewes. Mr.. Cush-
man. Garden A-SInn
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ROCKVILLE: in-town, attractive
neigh borhcod, mr.. all conveniences
- -rm. frame with Diet. garage.
Attrac. terms; S12,2S0. LaGarde,
fremont 4-4l84: SANDOZ, INC.
Du 1-lo34
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ST. JOHNS PARISH-A real family
style Cape Cod: all brk. with fenced
I'd. for the children, and full bsmt
for rainy day play. bdrmS.. > Of
which are immense. ! "a tiled baths
sep. din. rm.. pch.; mr.. public and
A. J. KESsINGER & CO., IN
D-461i
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SILVER SPRING, $3.50 On. CT. others
5000 dn.: euStom-built brick Cape
Cod Z lge bedrms., 2l-ft. liv. rm
w hrepl.. > pretty lots. bus at door
Georgia ave. left on Forest Glen
I'd. TO lull2 Capitol View ave
Open 3-dsrk. Sl4aj0. ALLEN
REALTOR, RA. B-3.B33.
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landscaped acre, this attractive
home, very close to fine schools
has 3O-ft. living dining room
kitchen. bedrfn. and bath, enclosed
and open porches on LIST A.: room
on md A., plus expansible rm.; full
bsmt; large ii-car garage with loft.
$4,000; CT approved. INEz CUSH-
ARD. Realtors. EN-. 2-4232 OF
OIL 2-5S67.
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be7ut. yard with a 3:ig-fi front :
aec An S-year-o't brick home.
with porch. full bsnt and work
shop, Sl65O0 Near school I'd
store. n Cabin John Park. MRS
BURGESS. Realtor. 6lOa Broad
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PARKWOOD-3- bedrp brick Cape
Cod. fully equipped k,t sep. din.
I'm. full bsmt. with I'm. rec. nm.
outside ground level entr. excel
lot. completely fenced Sl6,25U
4523 Everett St VIII 6-2ASn
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kENsINGTON. open for inspection
must sell immed. 5-bedrm.. 4-oath
Cape Cod: full daylight English
basement with fireplace. finished
recreation rm. and den: must see 10
appreciate No brokers For sp-
potntment. call 10. 5-S394.
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WOODMOOR AREA! = Almost new
brick rambler! Assume large Ar
loani 3 bederms.. huge bSmt.. many
attrac features. beaut. lot. Just cff
Univ. blvd: owner transit; SCI 800.
R. p. RIPLEY CO, ~. 5-61ll
WOODMOOR-Brick rambler, Blk
4O': > large bedrms. Ia baths
large kitchen. diShwasher, disposal
SOxS0 Anchor-fenced rear va. full
basement. garage JU 5-S6ll.
NO0DSIDE PARK--Imposing brick
home with J bedrmS., den. M
baths. gar; beautiful Handicapped
grounds, S26. 800, OPEN 1-6 Out
Georgia ave. to Grace Church I'd,
right to Woodland Or, left to a3l6.
CALDWELL REALTY. JU 5-6629
BY OWNER - Immac. brk home in
conv. Sligo Greek Hills: 8 bedrms,
> baths, INV. heat: lge. wooded
lot, $4,000. JU. 7-5734
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WHEATON; SI2,05O, NON-GI-3-
bedrm brk.- and-shingle Colonial in
daylight bsmt. with outside entr.:
estate fenced I'd: fiagstone patio:
mr., st GATHERINGS and elem. school.
Assume Sll. 900 4co loan at SSl so
no., incl. taxes and ms: small
amount Of cash will handle. PRATT
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Calif rambler acre beautiful,
handicapped grounds: . hedrm ~
bath. rec. rm. early American kit .
unusual features See this bareain
Open Sunday 1t e. by arpt
E"ergrecn i--3@S SOL Conley
Lane. Paint Branch Farms. Goes
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SILVER SPRING. MD. nr. Franklin
and Flower aveS. Eastern Jr High
and CakView Elementary Schs.-
Dct With lie. living rm. dining
rm kit. combination. = bedrms. ans
bath on LIST A.: -paneled I'm
ished rm. on 2nd a.. = finished
rms on lower level Lot. 54xll0.
Price. Sl3.95O Ewes. TIE. G-2a33
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portunity for one interested in
country living and a desire for
pony. Attrac 3-bedrm Cape Cod
with full bSmt on a beaut.. fenced
lot. with STABLE. cony 70 transp.
To inspect call CLIFFORD v.
LITTLE, JU. 7-g393. Pc. 2-2S2s
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SILVER SPRlNG-Bv OWNER T.
bedr.V. ',-beth brick. large lot
Assume 49, CT Joan nearly new,
on bus line. blocks from grade
school. nr IT and Sr. high schools
churches. shopping ctr. no AGENTS
please. SIS 500. All fay Sunday
and weekdays after 8 pm. jU
--SUI5
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SILVER SPkING-OWner selling J
bedrm. brick rambler. full bsmt
family rm.. Ice. patio on level lot
with trees: S14,950. VIII. 6-5S06
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WHEATON; direct from OWNER
Immac, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with bsmt.. all-elec. kit: fruit
trees, shrubs; many extras. VIII.
6-5lO5
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GREENWOOD KNOLLS. beautiful
suburban location--Almost-n 3
bedrm. 2-bath split-level with rec
rm. in bsmt.. large wooded lot;
assume 49, financing: priced
right at SlS.950. r. P. RIPLEY.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 9 Pm.

9yOl DICKENS AVENUE
NORTH BETHESDA GROVE
81 Jane de Chantal Parish. Lovely
Diet. corner home. rms. bath. gas
&C. Priced for immed sale, terms.
J. LEE DONNELLY a SON
Realtors
MA. s-33i6 Ewes. wo. 6-23G2
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SOMERSET - owner trans
ferred: asking $50 500; s.
year-old white brick in new
condition: center hall, lge. liy.
rm. opening on lovely porch
and garden. separate dining
rm., modern kit. and powder
I'm. on LIST floor 3 bedrms..
. baths. Cali Mrs. Steele.
EN- 3-3R7i. MILLICENT
CHATEL. REALTOR. 1875
Wis. ave. NV, DE. 2-il31.
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3-bedroom rambler; gas heat. va
cant; Sl30 per mo. ME. $3.50 til
m
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SAMUEL f BoGLEY INC.
ROCKVILLE RANDI Err

Spacious liv. rm.. dining rm. extra
lge all electric kit. 3-bedrms. full
basement with fin, rec. rm, eXcep-
tionally beautiful: fenced land
Scaped lot: almost like new through
out. sacrifice by owner at $l4,750:
"Ol2 Gainsboro I'd, open all day
Sun HA 1-1OlS
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W. CHEVY CHASE

OPEN SAT. AND SUI. AFTERNOON
A beautiful home IN this fine
community within block OF So
acre recreational center. liv room.
din. I'm. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath
Lower levei has md nv nm. 1th
bedrm and bath To Reach Out
wis ave 10 CHI Oh blvd. left TO
Ruffn I'd, right to home.
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ROCKVILLE - Frame bungalow
5 rms. and bath; sep. din. rm..
lovely kit. lge. scr. pch,, patio; .
lets; Sl4,500 Ewes, call Mrs. John
son, Pc. 2-636g.
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YOU SLOW DOWN and look twice
when driving by this charming
rambler; spacious liv rm. with
firepl., . large bedrms., fenced lot
with many shade trees. near
schools and transp. r. P. RIPLEY
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KENSINGTON-owner's loss is your
gain. Oct. custom brick rambler;
8 bedrms., 2I2 baths. firepl;, fuli
bsmt.. cleo. kit owner will sell
$1,000 below market value. CT,
TIL o-g40O VIII 6-651g
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SILVER SPRING: Sl3.5OO Gil APP
proved-Charming detached brk..
storm windows; well kept. Vacant
HUGH I. PECK. HE. 4-6400 I'll y
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ROCKVILLE, name your terms, nom
Gil or GI-This 3-bedroom brick
home must be sold this week end
by OWNER. Open to d pm
Sunday. Out Viers Mill I'd. to 9l2
LIST St. or call TU. 3-424l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTiNuEDl

GREENACRES - Spick and span
brick rambler you won't have to
do a thing to: attr. liv.-din. area
kitchen with brfst. bar. 5 bedrms.
full bsmt.: fenced yard; S136OD
Gi loan that may be assumed;
Sl9. 800. A. v. PISANl. Realtors,
OI o-Ro4a
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KENsINGTON, Si5,95O Year old
3-bedrm. brk home; lge. XII. with
wall oven. din. rm.. full tiled bsmt,
with "a bath; $1,000 dn., monthly
pymts in 90s. 10. 5-36SS.
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QUAINT AcREs BEAUTY

9gAINT AGES SsISx B y lSJII Ed
3 BEDRMS., DOUBLE CARPORT
REC. RM.--PRICE. $4,000
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
ROCKLAND
BRICK RAMBLER-Full basement
with larRe lovely paneled recreation
room. bedrooms. bath: large fenced
yard with small trees. FLA financing
available.
TWINBROOK
Full basement, bedrooms large
lot with many trees and shrubs
Owner leaving town. Full price in
GLIDING ground Sl3,l0O. Call Pc. .
6i5l; ewes. Mr.. SCHIAvONE. GA
i-Sl96
SAMUEL E BooLEY INC.
ROCKVILLE RAMBLER
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS; iiy;;
bedrms. full bath on LIST floor:
lovely sewing rm.. / bedrm.. shower
bath on md floor; full bsmt., Diet.
garage. sep. children's playhouse;
Sl4.5OO Ewes. call Mrs. johnson.
Pc. 2-B36y.
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3s0s PARKvIEW RID.
pARKNIEW ESTAIES

3eOS PARKvIEW RID
PARKVIEW ESTATES
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
A beautiful new rambler in q hne
community with Rock Greek Park
on 3 sides; center hall. living room
with fireplace and book shelves.
din. rm. beautiful kit. with adj
family rm. large enough TO use for
din rm. 3 bedrms., > baths. screened
porch. full daylight basement with
powder room THREE FIREPLACES.
garage: very liberal inaneing To
Reach Out Conn. ave. to East
West hiRhway. right on LIST trafic
light and left on Jones NH I'd to
Levelle DIR. and left to our sign and
home
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M cusHARp. REALToR

EN-. 1879 OF OIL. 2-5sd1
3-bedrm. brick rambler. lge. sep
dining area, full bSmt. rec. rm.;
maids rm, many extras.
SIGLER q CO MD 10. 4-S3s3
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO PM.
4O13 HARDWOOD ST.
COTTAGE CITY
Attrac Diet. home with 5 rms.
kit. and bath on LIST floor; . rms.
kit. and bath on End. Full bsmt.
with gas INV h., level lot: new-house
cond. VIII GI. Attrac. terms.
J. LEE DONNELLY 4 SON
Ma s-aa,s HeAl ESss wo s.eas9
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GAITHERsBURG RLTY., INC.
1876 N. Frederick ave, Gaithersburg
Phone Pc. 2-g442. Gaithersburg
4O1: Ewes, Mr.. cushman. Garden
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Ma. S-3316 Ewes. WO. 6-236

Chevy Chase d-rTh.. modern brick
house . large bedrooms. > baths. :
powder rooms attached garage
From Conn ave. or 18th St. over
East-West hwy. 10 Grub I'd. ! ~
blocks 70 1880 ColSton DR., See
OWNER
NEAR FOUR CORNERS
Attractive J-bedr0om brick ram
bier on wooded lot like new: day
Neht basement with rec. rm diSn-
wast.er dining room Assume -.
loan or FHA. Sls.5uO.
HUGH rECK HE 46t00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
BY OWNER
Ga 500 DOWN

WILL BUY AND ASSUME TRUSTS
on this custom built, 22-yr. -old
home. priced TO sell immed.. asking
price In 3Os. Price incls. brand-new
Mohawk Oh. Oh. wall-to-wall car
peting, custom Grapes and other ex-
tras. Owner, moving to Calf, must
sac. at tremendous loss, in hurry.
You must see house to appreciate the
value. House features 3 huge bed
rms, mahog. -paneled den, = full
baths and . powd. rms. de luxe,
fully equipped cleo. kit. :. pchs.
beaut. above-ground basement with
birch paneled rec. rm. with bar
Beaut old trees shading most at
trac. I'D and garden: Situated on
excel. court OF u homes, within
walk. dist. NH and Naval Hosp, in
Locust Hill Estates, one OF nnest
suburban communities. We invite
your immed inspection. This house
must be sold within / wk. Owner
suggests al offer, after your in
gnnrftan M I-GaE2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

GLEN HILLS SECTION = 5-rm.
cinderblock white succeed rambler
Ice. liv. rm.. mod. kit. sep. din. nm
bedrms.. lse back pch. or patio.
w/garage beneath; full bsmt.. fruit
cellar. children's playroom. lndry
tubs. oil hot-air heat, alum. storm
doors and windows; u acre land
SIT. 900; $1,000 LIST mortgage
payable $50 per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Close to Gaithersburg cloverleaf
-5-rm. bungalow; sep. din. rm.;
full bsmt.. oil Dashboard h.-w.h. ::
meat house. chicken house. stable
for COW. lge garden, "a acres OF
land. all woven wire fence; Sl5.95O
VIII help to finance.
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SILVER SPRING
PINE HILL CAPE GODS

1910 RENFREw RID - Brick
Cape Gods Si7.@25 and up. Two
nedrms. 'expanSible), or 4 bedrms
down TO els. 25-yr financing. also
excellent conventional financing
conv. schools. shopping and trans
portation Out colesville I'd to
Forest Glen I'd. left to Rentrew,
right to house.