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children's paternal grand
mother came from Indiana
their maternal grandfather
was a Duke of Devonshire.
If Mr.. Macmillan is, as yet,
untitled. his wife. as a daugh-
ter of a duke, is Lady Dor
othy." She's the aunt of Lady
Elizabeth Cavendish, lady-in-
waiting to. the Princess Mar
garet. Incidentally and because
their fathers were not dukes,
nor marquesses, nor. earls. the
ladies Churchill and Eden were
never entitled to the appela-
tions Lady Clementine" and
IL ady Clarissa" so often
granted them by foreigners.
This reference to foreigners
is no special dig at Americans:
continentals often refer to Sir
Anthony and Sir Winston as
"Sir Eden" and Sir Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

Ill" So, If q dukes daughter
becomes first female commoner
Of the land. Lady Dorothy pos
sesses the proper common
touch c o m m on to proper
ladies of the : manor types
which makes them SO splendid
in uncommon roles.
Less than a month before
the sovereign summoned Mr..
Macmillan. his wife was speak
ing to a girls school. Make
sure you know what your hus-
band wants to be before you
marry him." she advised. II
married a publisher and at first
led a normal life. Now look
what I've got" But that was
a month ago when Lady Dor
othy still didn't know the half
of it.
WAVtI 4leuICo Va oil d6So u4Au
degrees standing about
wrapped in nobility and dis
tinction the most golden of
plaudits for dignity and poise
should go to a 12-year-old
child, Sarah Butler. 1t was
her widower father who was
expected to be named In view
OF the fact he'd often served
as acting P. M. during Sir
Anthony's absences.
Stiff Upper Lip
Minutes after the Queens
choice was known Sarah was
found and informed in the
middle of a hunting field. She
was asked If she were dis
appointed not to step in as
first lady of Number Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Speaker Is Nonaed

The University womens
Club has scheduled Mr.. Leigh
L. Nettleton to speak at 5 pm.
tomorrow in the clubhouse.
1708 New Hampshire avenue
NV. Mr.. Nettleton. a member
of the Board Of immigration
Appeals. Department Of JUS
tice, will speak on immigra-
ton. Leader will be Miss Helen
Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

C13Eo ANAA w. 1NC.s MA.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAFE
ais nOWARD AVE-, Kensineton
NC. New, 1880 So. IT,, built Tor
expansion: Sl6.050. ~. g-7640
DOWNT0WN-Approx. 2,B(O an n
suit. whsle wrhse. mach eG1,n
terraszo d., So. 900 On. WO. 6-3Ri q
WHEATON,. ON YIERS MILL RID,
s Wnnere Helen s--Diner is located
build and lease hack. cIAunFIi
WOOD Realtor. 10. 4-7SOO and
W. $1,000. w
COLLEGE, PARK, MD-Large i
skory building. 6;200 90. IT., z, 900
sq;-ft paved parking, Suitable for
light manufacturing, Whoiesaie ~
retail outlet. Call MR., LOOMS.
WA. 7-4l65: Suns. HA. 2-74a2.
Bus; PROP. with apis and store;
TSry'oVy. eau HAYCRAFT REAL
~, 10; 5-0357. 10. 6-Oe7s.
FAIRFAX COUNTY - Nice Level
commercial site: 10000 50. feet
IN the center Of the fast grow.
lng, close-tn metropolitan business
area; fronting on 3 streets; ada
CENT 70 busy Culmore Shopping
SsnteI on Leesburg pike: especially
ssuhtaple lot once building or dis
,sIinution center. You viii look q
long time 70 even approach the
value Of this location Al SIa5
per 50. IT,, terms. Z. J LAUGH.
LIN. exclusive agent. CIR. 3-l09e
FOR SALE = Excellent business
nnr nape Brick, 5 rms. Second
brick garage. iSs in Visp. ece.
ave. sc. Owner now HyinS IN
southern State. Write Rte. 4. hoy
luxe ~. Carney, s. c.
WOODBRIDGE = I-story IiTenroo,
bldg. 2nd commercial: oyerheSd
doors; paint nm Price. SO mn
Can ?. ELIOT MIDDLETON, RE RE-
VIENNA, vA.--zoned commercial;
acre. 236 Il. frontage; I-bedrm
terms. HUBBARD REALTY REALTY f co
JE. $4,000. MerrifieId, W..
SILVER sPRING-Main busineS,
section Store and apartment COM
nineo IN one building. Well-main.
talneo and well-located. Has %.
n tTss. parking $4,000, terms
hlPLEY CO.. JU. 5-611l.
End. COMM, 43x90, 1 lot \
SldEs;; asking $4,000 on terms
sEELlYHHtah p 4 5r.sssss;s NV. A. R
INVESTMENT PARADISE - Over
"a acres on major highway ID
NEARBY va; 2 separate businesses
lge. grocery store with Tremendous
growth with huge Sunday beef
ouslnesS ADJACENT to two (dryl
fSountleS on that day. plus fuIlJ
leased apartment house with on.
tional 4 or units; potential II,
gas station also: all commereial:
2 bargain at S27.95O. This WONT
last. DILLON LAND Co. IN
4-4040. Open Q to q.
COMBINATION RESTAURANT an1
tourist court on one Of the busiest
hiehvays into DC: close IN Va
MODERN restaurant, fully equipped
seating so, incl. dining bar ann
= tourist cabins fully fliTnished
. doubles and 8 SINGLES on II
acre with nearly 200 II. frontage
Also land avail. for expansion
i 41iuOg u $4,000 cash. DILLON
LAND co. JE, 4-4040.
NEAR CATHOLIC u, new PTovi.
oenee HOSP. Monastery. Modern
store. plus living quarters fol
lge. family. r. q. DUNE co
Re. 3-ll73. no. $1,000. W.
l:s-FT. FRONTAGE on R. /. ave,
ne, lots 90 thru to frontage on
irving st.. ne. r. @. dunno CO
re. 3.l173. no. 10000.
ga ACRE CORNER. 67O-foot paved
road: 4 u miles south in Nd ::
water, cleo; commercial possibii,
tiles; $1,000. Write p. %. BOY
1850, Orlando. Pla.
-. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
1902 oliver st. Observation-Disclosures
property. stories. 2 baths: Conn
ave s,1 bus. $4,000. half cash. EN-.
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LESS THAN RENT

house for sIS,eB6 with 81 'Sb0
down FHk. Monthly payments aps
prox 500, includes prin,, int, taxes
and ms Beautiful lot, large family
room with screened porch. In con-
venient Arlington location, close
TO shopplne.. transportation and
schools, near new parochial high
school. Open Sat. and Sunday, IL
10 q, 6426 N. 9th 81.
Directions: out Lee highway 10
Sycamore st., risht on Sycamore a..
e y .,S 25th s 49, ris on On, qn n s7th st.
~ owNE7s. IA. S.7s77. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

1924 C. 81. N.E.-5-unit apart
ment house, not a conversion
Good condition. Income, 500. 30 4
month. $1,000. Mr.. Atkinson.
DU. -O790 or ACACIA REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

& Co., Inc, Realtors
21oO N. olebe Rd. IA. 5-O7O7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Corner N. 2. and W. Va. AYES. NE.

Mack Truck Co. will vacats Aug.
10. 1-story bldg. 0arage, show
room and oficeS. $4,000 "a. II.
under roof. 5000 sq. II. ineiosed
paved side yard. Excel. location
Owner will enlarge bldg. II de-
sired. Lease or sale. Phone ST.
3-o932. Home. RIA. 3-903s.
1900 SO. Fl, modern 1-story ma.
Sonry building. Finished once.
Blower heat, railroad siding, both
drive-in and tail-gate loadinTs; cons
venient location. See Mr.. NORTH
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

foat,..is.a s4ItdUIe lot manu-.
ade es;Isd rs. 5000 ,.! g; IT,; more q
parking; MONTGOMERY Counfv. Ma
IA 7.7212 -ss' NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

DOWNTOWN, nr,-I3th and INV
widow must sell mod. 2-story, All
conc bldg, with store on LIST m,
Iull hsmt No reasonable ofier re-
FUSED. Perfect for any type bust.
ness ness Rafiell Real Estate. ~. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

l2th AND @ NE huge apis,
other; rms. and bath d D siSsi m me
=offerl FRANK 8. PHILIPS,
INC. Dl. 7.l41l or Wo. 6-l434
is PER CENT year net on $40. 900
equity above .$65, 900 LIST trust,
on new hotel with net Row
lease. AID. 2-634O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
MODERN DIET. BRK. APT. BLDG

units: 2 rms. kit. and bath
rent ss.sls Per HO W. owSSs rs' s 0lS;
sell for 3 times annual rent viii
$500 On. Win show 1870 return
on investment, plus Amortization
on trust. HENRY SALUS, EXCLUSIVE
AGENT; llO4 Vermont ave. NV, CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

FhLLs CHURCH AREA-Choice
property with approx. SCOTT.
Itonteee on Lee hwy; excellent
Snanee y going commercial II YOU
nhse oennite plans such as shop
Pms ano APIS; Rental units gross
acres at approx. ST per 81 ~
FALLFAx PROPERTIES, Exclu.
sive 5gents, CIR. 3-359i or JE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ONE FL0OR-2d Commercial. ans
excel i oeSti0 sp "a sS HS0f ssa
oSIRoVE, Ii 3-9lis or EN-. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
S1.5O0 DOWN
ARFAX REALTY
TT ANN
JE. 4-4900
A-ACRE LOT

with many trees, and wonderful
play area. for the children; 3-bed-
rm,, all-brick rambler. 2 years
old; near schools, shopping and
express hishway to d. C.-Liv.-
din; rm. with fireplace. large kit.
With hluilt-in breakfast nook, full
reduced to S1S,450 $500 below
Gl appraisal, FLA or conven.
tional financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

ais HOWARD AVE, Kensineton
expanslon. $500. ~. s-Seie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.b0O so II
suit. whsle wrhse. mach. edgip :
'erIazzo H. $4,000 On. WO. 6-3Si &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

MAKE IT A DOUBLE PLAY and
see this 2-family house In q very
convenient location and SPORTING
an extra duplex zoned lot. Truly
A. value at $4,000. HoLLEY
SEAaLIY. $500 Lee highway, KE.
, 1957-08-07
u r S D A Y
N
F r A Y

goth Century Fox presents:
in Cinemascope & Eastman Color
LONG JOHN SILvERS"
100 min.
Robert Newton, Kit Taylor
COMFY Gilchrist
Filmed entirely in Australia
Robert Louis Stevenson's immor-
tai Character, one of the greatest
and most colorful Pirates OF all
times roaring across a boundless
sea of Spectacle to Treasure
Island and Porto Bello, in the
Caribbean Sea.
Wonderful Entertainment for
the Entire Family.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-08-07

Democrat of immense stature
on Capitol Hill, and one whose
international prestige is constant.
1y rising and being associated
with worthy causes"
, 1957-08-07
NEW

NEW.
Virgin Islands National Park on
ST. John from gifts of Laurance
S. Rockefeller and members OF
the Rockefeller family.
Facing the main beach OF
Cancel Bay, the new suites will
be in a low two-story structure
Of contemporary design following
the architecture Of the new beach
front suites. Each suite will have
a private entrance, it's own patio,
tiled bath, and bedroom and
lounge areas. They have been de-
signed to take advantage of the
constant trade winds and will be
decorated with the contemporary
Danish furnishings used through
out the Plantation. The land
scaped site, beneath graceful coco
nut palms, is close by the open
dining pavilion and guest lounge,
the central building of the resort.
, 1957-08-07


W E D N E $ \
at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
Hit No. l
Universal Pictures presents:
"RED SHUTDOWN"
80 min.
starring
Rory Calhoun, Dean Jaeger
Martha Heyer
The story of Alex Longmire, VINO
ninned q badge over his gun
slinger,s Brand and took a
long, last chance to wipe out
his reputation.
Hit No. 2
KILLERS BAIT" SO min.
CToo Late For Tears
Lizabeth Scott, Dan Duryea,
Arthur Kennedy
Her love for money was as
great as her attraction for men.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-08-07
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

0ON@
Warner Bros. presents:
In Cinemascope and Warner Color
TIGER IN THE SKY"
(The No Connell Story
starring
Alan Laid, June Allison,
James Whitmore
The story of Joseph Mcconnell,
Americas triple Jet Ace, his Life
and his Love. Tender Romance,
Jet-Powered Action, in a story
with the Sky the Limit.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-08-07
5 A T U n . A Y

SAT D AY
at 500 pm.
$50 pm. Regular Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish SubtitleS
LIST Feature:
SUDDEN DANGER"
End FEATURE:
RAIDERS OF ToMAHAWK"
Srd FEATURE:
Columbia: Serial
Blazing the Overland Trail"
Chapter "a
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-08-07

KING 49,.
closely with interested govern
ment officials, organizations, and
citizens in the islands, as well as
en- the mainland, to create a fav-
orable climate in Congress for
those whom he represents.
1t is doubtful if a more quail
fled and energetic individual
could have been deputized by
the Organic Act Committee for
this appointment; or that there
could be found anyone with
greater capacity for work and
who evidences more patriotic zeal
in serving his country's interests.
Consequently, the appointment is
timely and Well-considered It IS
an appointment that is sure to
help greatly in furthering the
just aspirations of the Virgin Is
landers whose country, nesting
in the Caribbean Sea, is about
1,O35 miles northeast of the
Panama Canal.
These fifty islands are part of a
numerous group of islands dis
covered by Columbus in 1893 and
named Las Virgenes for st. Ur-
sula and her associates. They now
form the most easterly United
States territory in the Western
Hemisphere, and were purchased
from Denmark in 1917 at a price
of $25, 000, 900, because of their
strategic location in regard to the
vitality important Panama Canal.
In 1927 the United States Con-
gress conferred citizenship upon
the natives and under the Organic
Act of June, 1886 universal suf-
frage was granted to all who
could read and write the English
language.
During the forty years the is
lands have been under the tutel-
age of the United States they
have made remarkable social and
economic progress; but at this
time sentiments are clamoring for
a greater measure of self-govern-
ment and, no doubt, Mr.. King
will call many Of the turns in
Washington pertinent to this
development.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
Cerro Cordo News

ing visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Cartrette.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Nc,
Cumbec We're Sunday visitors al
Mrs. Ida Bell Cartrettc and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Lovette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Shelley cf
Clarendon were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jettie Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Norris o'
Whitcvillc We're Sunday viSitor,
# his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ezra Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth pUnsai
left Saturday for Dallas whcr,
they will he employed for IN,
next several months.
NcDuCfic SoleS and Davil
Tyson made a trip To Rockiu"
lam recently.
Cleaning Is set for the llinS "
Cemetery here Friday m0rniNr
Evcryon" who has relatives anC
friends buried in the cemetery
urged to Join in with the pro icc
nm take tools t. help with th'
work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
Loris Woman
Passes On
Tuesday A. N.

Mrs. Hattie +. ;evCnS. e.. Wild
ow OF James Olin Stevens, died
in Community Hospital. LorlS
Tuesday AZ $50 =. IN. following
4 brief illness.
\ native Of Horny County she
was the daughter OF the late
John q. Gerald and Delilah
Hardcc. She was u resident of
Route 3. LoriS.
Funeral services will be held
today wednesday, at p. m.
from the Cane Branch Baptist
Church by the RcvcrcndS Il. NJ.
Lee and Clyde Prince. Burial
will follow i'll the S,evcnS-CemC-
terry. The body viii lie in state
at the church one hour prior To
tire service.
Surviving are i've daughters
Miss Annie Stevens Of the home
Mrs. Seward LOWS and Mrs
Edward Afford. II OF LuriS ana
Mrs. Herman SUES of Charles
ton: Mrs. Miles M,QUcrn of
Whitcy,.lc: four IONS. Philliu
Stevens Of tho homo. Oscar S,cy-
ems %, Mccall Thrlacrt Stevens
'' Logl> ana Car. Stevens Cd,
LIur.nburG. H. grandchildren
.'cr brothers. G. /. Gerald. u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
Mrs. Daniel Skipper
Funeral Thursd,v

Mrs. Laura ElviS skinner a
widow OF Daniel Skipper. di.d
at her home Route /. Galliyan,S
Ferry, Wednesday at 7:3p u nv
following a brici illness.
She VAS a daughter OF the I,,o
George Elvls and Susan Sellers
ElviS.
Funeral services will be hold
Thursday at $3.50 p. m. from IN.
Rehobeth Baptist Church whore
she was member. conducted
by ReverendS Leroy Elvis. Jack
HODGE and Burris Garter. Burial
will be in the church cemetery
Surviving are three daughters
Mrs. A. r. Richardson and Mrs
w. Il Hughes of Aynor. Mia
Murray Skipper o: Marion: one
son, Gary Skipper Of Aynor: one
brother. Albert ElviS of Conway.
% grand children and 81 great
grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
BILLY G. PRINCE

ABER DEEM ROVIN
G II . UN ID, MD. 49, Specialist
Third Class Billy Il. Prince, ~,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X
Prince. Route 3. Tabor City. re-
Gently was graduated from the
eight-wcek Woodworking course
At the Army'S Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground Md.
The course trained Prince 10
repair metal parts and equip
mcnt by forging and welding.
y 1854 graduate Of Tabor City
High School, he was employed
b. Burlington Industries bcfor,
entering the Army in November
1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
Hospital
Notes i

The following persons We're
admitted TO the Lpvis Commuu-
i, Hospital, Nov. ! thr.. N1v.
10. Tr,n' Lgpa, Woodland Cause.
Madison Hug as, gavin Fowler.
D.nU,n Prijr"n. Nj. El2 Watts.
Ms Al.nc Rutlc-. WiufrcG
Gerald. Ear,y M,CvackIu. Jaux
,al....n sam G.Mug.r. ~
CIR! Collins. Baby boy Jenkins.
Edith NgQuccn, Vera Mae Ward.
Beverly Roberts. Mrs. Betty VIII
hanson jenkins OK. Roagr,
Bvaslcy. Mrs Tc.%ic Watts. R.a-
crt McLamb. Judy Goodwin. Ola
Faulk. Baby boy aulk, Daisy
Graham. Baby girl Mcqueen.
Baby girl Williams, Myrtle Rus.
Betty Joe Granger. Wander
Johnson, Wanda Lee. David Re-
Mrs. Margaret Brigham. Rodney
Granger. Eloisc Floyd. Charlie
Barnhill. Mis-. M"rlcnc Simmons.
Jimmy Strickland. Mrs. L.,rr
Holmes. David UMgc.s.u. Egm-
csl!n" Mlnccy. Phyllis Ann Mn
c"y. Clara Lee. Mrs. Flor, Call
non. Norman C,N.
Also Mrs. sMrl.- NJ. vr..
Aion,o Granger. Mrs. Barbara
Hugg.ms. Baby lIrl Hus-rs. I'd !
80 Ear Naming. Baay girl
manning. Ira .iac S'orr. Baby
girl Stone, Horny NJ, Coy. .0.u-
ny Allen. Mary Lee Wat. Mr..
Martha ! Lupp. Roy Lup1 Mast
@" Earl Edge, Mrs. Rctha Ger
aid, Matthew Ward. Iva De.
Bell, Baby girl Bell. Mrs Dar.s
Parker, Sharon Faig.loth. {. II.
Buffkin. Barbara Joyce Pow ell.
Mrs. Lucille Billiard. FlorIu.
Granger. Johnny ThIppS, Joa..
Jones, Larry Fairclo,h. Mrs. Der
lcnc Long. Baby boy simmons.
Brenda Hughes. Be-. joyce Nj
Dowcll, Catherine Watts. Sandy
Fowler. James Stevens, Lou seq
Cox and Hal Hughes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13

Continued from page one)
ing the year and another start
cd. The church grounds wcr,
Handicapped at the White Marsh
Baptis, Church. Community and
church signs had Eecn erected
y mailbox Improvements projcc;
had been started.
Judges for the contest were
{. r. billiard. FILA supervisor IL
Pcndcr County. Abncr Knowles
County Agent III Brunswick CO.
unity. and Miss HIlda Clontz
Home Agent in Robson County
Final judging for the Scne.
land area will take place be.
tween November 1890.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
sSuissewax

M. AND NJ .. I..,y Long yi>i.
mi Mrs. Ralph Long WyineS&a.
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mr.. Z. J. Long We.
ruhn. city visitors Thursday.
NrS. !. u. Long visited Mr.
Lester Long recently.
Mrs. James Faux visited NJ,
and Mrs Lester Ing Wcdncs.
iay u.-ht.
Visiting Mr.. and Ms. LeStr.
Long Friday night were Mr.. an
Mrs. !. +. Singletary and fami'y
and Mr. and Mrs.. James Fau,'
and family also l.camon sings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie smith o.
Wilmington spcu, the week cn
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Connor
NJ. and Mrs. James Faull
spent Sunday in Wilmingto'
visiting Mr.. and NJ. Oscar SC'cs
Mrs. Carl Stocks and Mrs. Min,
Stocks Of Tabor City visited NJ
and Ms. Paul Ccnor and Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Singlc;ary Sa'
uriay afternoon.
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T { n S
NEWS

By LcNERNE WARD

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
HOSPITAL PATIENT

Mrs. ". II Prince is q patient
N the Robinson County Memoir
id Hospital Lgwh"rton follow
ing surgery late last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13

lTicS count hal.-winS, half
LOcSCS.N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-13
Rockets Meet Clinton In SEAA
Championship Cridiron Battle

by Doug Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12

BETHESDA only Sss.3OO bus
this lovely nev raneher--4 bed Z
rms ? baths on main level; huge
eluorm-. family I'm. kitchen and
loads OF extras: an architectural
co Kr - alllt trnV o n 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
WOODED HALF ACRE
4 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS

t.arEs, eustom-built rambler, n
SIX S1Ii.' acn,,1re.on sAes 4Ss., os.|;
SsGrms' with baths. lee. iivinss
Miiy eculpped' sep. din. rm.. in.
mense screened porch on lst h.i
erouhd-level hedrm, and tiled bath
In bsmt, ideal for mother In .laW
or teen-aeers; eonsetyailyely priced
a. A. $50 i9oo;a A. ?. kEssiNpkR 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
ROSEMARY school AnEM :,

VIII S,n ana y l SssS ~ Is. s'E !
car sarase; incl are . air copds,
drapes and carpeting. AskinI
$4,000 eau Nj. Richardson
EN- ;sssosa with THOMAS /
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optional den or 3rd .bedFm IN
knotty pine with exposed beam
ceiling, eas log fireplace. sep din
rn., dream kit, fireplace Ia liv.
rm., bik wooded lot. Only ST 500.
moderate FhA down payment
PRINCE GEORGES PROF ERTIEs
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ALEXANDRIA

AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
This attractive home has been
perfectly restored and Offers ever
convenience for gTaeious Twins
On the lst floor there's an en-
room. uiiramoa' Eitehsn Win Are.
place, bedroom and bath. There are
(. larga bedrooms and library anc
ia baths on md floor, On tbs
ard floor Is an additional bedroom
ana q laTge storage room.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
JAMES H. L. JACOBS
af6 Prince n XII R.slis
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bETnEspA- on wil.on h

BETHESDA. OF Wilson lane-Ex.
septioaal sphi-leysi. , bedrms
extra cabinets. dinettr an rec
rm.. garaEe vacant Reduced 4
$50, 100 SAMUEL z BOGLEY or
ND NC oil. 6-7s00, ewes. OIL
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THE MOST VALUE EvERi ! -Four
bedrms, full walk-out bsmt brick
Half acre, LOADED WITH TREES
AND PROFESSIONALLY LAND
scAPED. fireplace wall In Nv
rm. pine paneled), family-sis'
kitchen with separate brunch area
screened porch. and excellent
terms; sie.eS0. s. q. oERAcHIs
CO, JE, 2-231t.
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HOUSES For SALIVA.

.BEDRM. STONE HOUSE on lse
fenced lot hish locatieni cony
70 Penlaeon or Fort Beivoiy; full
bsmt Priced right due 70 illness
Call at once. SlI.p5O. il. 2
$40. MANNAs REALTY.
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BRADBURY HTS, vacant, Sipn
ssioW on M.Sere iot: / rms. bath;
sas heat. Price. $4,000. NE
Sr;ooSSoR scsccsRsp8k, SJ Sl "a ruL'
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BETHrsDA: sa7.a5O-Bsau,ifu

BETHESDA: So .a5O-Beautifully
designed Colonial American brick
near stone RIDGE school q fAbu-
9O1 II. deep. 3 bedrms., eis
baths; LIST h0or features haze
family room With powder rm d.
super kitchen. iower-leYel playrm 4.
gar. beautiful condition through-
out, Not one cent 10 spendl Gail
SHANNON a LucHS CO. KE
~fkup ffff q n y,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

EMERGENCY! - out-of-
town owner may be forced 10 &C.
cept your offer on this beautiful
biz brk. 4-bedrmy, 3-hath rambler.
wide center hall, sep. din. rm..
fabulous kit. dining alcove, lovely
yard-level rec. rm., lac scrd pch /;
2.car gAr heaut. level wooded
5Osi FRANK 8 PHiLEIPs, INC,
IA 7.sOl2 ewes, KE, $500.
brk. home, all on
one a.; In "Rosemont'; enir. hall.
sep. din. rm., 2 bedfms., bath.
storage attic; only Si2,75Oi easy
terms. BETTER SEE THIS ONE
TODAY AL SMITH REALTY, XII.
s.8662 ewes, JE. 2-O4b4.
ALEXANDRIA, Val you can move
In tomorrow n you wish---A new
split-levei home featurine Are.
places, . bedrms.. den. q baths
full basement, recreation rm, 2.
car garaee.. Excellent community.
A wonderful value only $50. 500
OEOROB MASON Co, Exclusive
Broker, IA. $1,000.