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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-25
DAVID LAWRENCE

The struggle inside Jordan
vividly illustrates the dilemma
in the Middle East that con-
fronts the United States and
the other Western powers.
The Communists are con-
spicuously active-the young
King admits it in a published
interview with representatives
of the American press. The
plain effort of the Soviet con-
spiracy is to overthrow the
existing regime in Jordan and
line 1t UP with Nasser of Egypt
and the prot Communist clique
that has taken possession Of
Syria.
Shall the United States look
on indifferently? Leaflets con-
demning the Western nations,
including the United States,
are being distributed in the
streets by the Communists.
Student groups which have
been infiltrated by Commu-
mist agents are being melted
to make riotous demonstra-
lions. Shall there be nothing
done to counterfeit this, and
shall the Western powers let
it all go by default and see
the whole Middle Eastern sit
uation grow more and more
dangerous as armed conflicts
enSue?
These questions go to the
heart Of the problem posed by
the critics who have urged
that America. abandon her
economic aid programs and
curtail or abolish the United
States Information Agency.
Behind this drive is the be-
lief that it will save money
and that the budget can be
thus trimmed and taxes soon
reduced.
But the danger is that the
budget may have to be in
creased If armed conflict
breaks out. Then the outpour-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-25

Washington delegate to the
American Newspaper Guild con-
vention in Toronto.
With the honor goes a check
for $3.50. He also will receive
the Daniel A. DeSouza memorial
plaque tomorrow night at the
annual Guild Front Page Bal
in the Presidential Arms. The
plaque is awarded each year in
honor OF Mr.. DeSouza. a Star
reporter and first president OF
the WING. who was killed in an
accident in 1884 while on guild
business.
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|Nehru Seeks Old Gold

NEW DELHI. April IS Dr.
Prime Minister Nehru has APP
pealed to Indian women to sell
their gold jewelry to the govern
ment so our foreign exchange
difficulties may ease a little"
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Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

a skunk. I'm glad / don't know
really cruel people"
why P0lly' said mother, this
is wonderful Why didn't you
ever show it to me before?"
Didn't think you'd be interested.
Do you really like it?"
yes, think it's splendid. I
didn't know you thought so much
about the movies you see"
What did you think | did? You
know, Nom, acting is. a great pro-
.fession. I'd like to be an actress.
Some actors just make you feel
the part they're playing and others
you just know you're watching a
make believe, Now take Marilyn
Monroe :"
Mother was fascinated and they
talked for over an hour; finally
she went downstairs to where her
husband was reading.
Jim. she said. We've been
the most absolute fools it's jtd-
possible to imagine"
That's interesting, how so?"
Happy Ending
"Poliy's been showing me her
movie serapbook. eIt's true she has
let Of stuff about the love life
of the stars, but she is really in
terested in acting and you'd be
amazed at the penetration of some
of her observations for kid her
age. I've got two ideas"
Good, said her husband, you're
lucky"
"Stop fooIing. I'm deadly serious.
The first is I'm going to start going
to the movies so / can discuss
them with Polly. l hope you will
come along"
~And second, / think we should
hunt up The best drama school in
town and let that child be ex-
posed to someone who knows more
than we do about the stage. I'm
sure there must be some Saturday
morning classes for children Polly's
age where they can act and learn
more about movie stars than whom
they marry"
"Are you going to try to make
her an actress?"
That's not the idea I don't
know or care whether she ever
goes on the stage. The girl right
now has a real interest that would
profit from some intelligent adult
leadership"
The drama class was found, Polly
wasdelighted and from that even
ing on the friction in the rela-
tions between mother and daughter
slinped away.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

Polly didn't seem interested in
anything her mother thought she
should be interested in. She had
absolutely no concern about the
house, cooking bored her. She
didn't read anything but the trash
lest driVel She managed to do
enough homework to get through
at school, but all her mothers
efforts to talk. to her about liter
ature or history or music were
met with:
"Cut it out, Mother, I'm no
highbrow."
Polly liked the movies and every
penny of her allowance was spent
in movie theatres or On movie
magazines. She knew all the stars
and most of their love lives. She
and her pal, Patty, spent hours dis
cussing the merits of some recent
change of marital partners in Holly
wood. The only music she liked was
what her mother scornfully referr-
ed to as "yangyang jazz"
Family Deadlock
There seemed to be nothing that
mother and daughter could talk
about that didn't irritate one OF
them. To Polly, mothers interests
were highbrow. rot and to Mo-
ther Polly's' interests were nom
sense.
One evening Polly was monkey
ing around in her things
had been unusually harmonious
that evening. Polly called pleasant
ly:
"Come in here, Nom. I'd like to
show you something"
Mother went in and sat down
at Polly's messy desk. Polly show
ed her a big picture of Grace Kelly
she was about to hang up in her
room. Mother made some not too
enthusiastic comment, then her eye
fell oD an open notebook, half
covered with litter.
whats this2" she asked.
"Oh, that's my movie scrapbook.
Would you like TO see it?"
Polly had kept a record of every
movie she had seen all winter long
There were paragraphs cut from
movie magazines but for almost
every movie there were comments
from the child herself.
Light Dawns
Mothers eyes bugged out as she
read: Elizabeth Taylor is beauti-
full but her acting is thin and fac
cid and / don't believe her" and
AGAIN about erNact ~ EldouV -fsI
wonder why the mother was such
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
PLOT UNCOVERED

LONDON, Ky. - Up - Burg
lars found a hiding place for the
$500 in deeds, bonds and other pa
pers they took from local florist.
They buried the loot in a partly
dug grave in the cemetery.
The cemetery custodian found
.se papers the next morning.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
LOT OF BULL

ROSWELL, N. M. -(P)- One OF
the Southwest's largest buffaloes
roams the prairie near here.
On the j. ]. Lane Ranch, the
animal is one of 81 head of adult
buffalo. The bull stands 71afeet az
the shoulder and weighs $500
mounds.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
CUTTING ACTION

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. -. Up -
faced with a big budget problem
the mayor and city council here
eliminated their own salaries-s9OO
for the mayor, 5000 each for coun-
cilmen. Budget is still $114,692
higher than last year.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
WORMS HOOKED

RHODELI., w. Va. = [A9 Some
worm" wormed his way into Fred
Barker's establishment he told
police, and made off with 10000 of
his fishing worms imported from
Africa. He valued the woIns at
$4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
PAVED WAY

RICHMOND, We. -(P)- A fight
between Indians AID early settlers
had to be deferred until Police
Chief o. d. Carton cleared weapons
for use in the city-owned Mosque
Theatre He. did-and the Indians
and settlers banged away with us
ually taboo cap pistols.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

women's clubs are what put the
sip" in gossip.
In World War ii there were
360.S10 American servicemen who
died from battle wounds or illness.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

Eternal problem: Death-the end
or the beginning of life?
The name of Argentina is deriv-
ed from the Latin "argentum. /"
meaning silver.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
CHRONICLE ERIDAY AUGUST 1857

Whoever runs from an enemy
permits that enemy to run his life.
In Siberia you can buy frozen
milk by the loaf, like a loaf Of
bread.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

more people tried to enjoy it.
Life would be more enjoyable If
We read this somewhere: Bad
politicians are put into Office by
good citizens who failed TO vote.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

The man who disagrees with you
is not necessarily an imbecile.
One trouble with a democracy is
that too many of its citizens suffer
from mental paralysis.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

Loud talking sometimes passes
as intelligence. but not for long.
Shipping companies in Portugal
are required by law to invest part
of their profits in new tonnage.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
STEADY CUSTOMER

DALLAS, Tex. --R- II. w.
Garner has cut L. o. 2raden's hair
more than 1,476 times in Al years.
The barber and Braden Figured il
on the basis OF a hair trim every
10 days since 1916.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
Nom Wakes Up
Az NeMsfeafnres


POLLY WAS She her be at swords
point the wouldn't hang
middle the floor
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Continued From Preceding Page

transfer to the United States Public
Health Service the responsibility Of
Indian health, formerly managed by
the Bureau Of Indian Affairs. This
led to an 81 per cent increase In the
number of health officers working
among Indians. Tubercular and
infant deaths have declined sharply.
Next came education. On the Nav
ajo reservation alone there were 1900
children who were not attending
school. Mr.. EmmonS, armed with a
supplemental appropriation by Con-
gress, converted infreQuently attended
day schools into boarding schools to
assure class attendance Quonset huts
were hurriedly assembled into make
shift schools. One-room trailer
schools were spotted over the 10
millionaire reservation to test for
new school locations. Then Mr.. En-
mons asked several Southwest cities to
admit Navajo children to public
schools.
Sorry. Indians don't pay taxes. We
don't have funds"
IF get you Federal money to build
extra classrooms. put up Indian
dormitories and pay tuition, then
would you take them?" Mr.. Emmons
came back.
They did. Today, school seats are
available for every one Of the $4,000
children.
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innumerable loans to the Indians,
some from his own pocket.
Their word was my only assurance
Of payment" he says. They couldn't
write or read q calendar, but when
the day came for paying on their
loans, they were in front Of my win
doy. In those days. an Indians
wealth was measured by the number
Of horses he had. I'd ask him that
before making the loan. One day,
after an Indian had paid on his loan,
he still had $4,000 In his pocket /
said, You loan money bank-me?
C"me," meaning the bank. The In
dian looked at me and shot back,
Ugh, how many horses you have?'"
In 1852 while q presidential candi-
date, Mr.. Eisenhower went to the
Gallup Indian Ceremonial, made up
Of tribes across the Nation. After the
election, he waited until $50 tribes
had voiced their preference for Glenn
Emmons as Commissioner. before
appointing him.
The President sent the new Com
missioner on q two-mOnth tour Of the
Indian reservations. Mr.. EmmonS
returned with a grim report. Infant
mortality, he disclosed. was three
times higher than that Of the rest of
the country: tuberculosis mortality
five times higher. One Of his first
moves was to support legislation to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02
MILITARY SpECIAL
POSSESSION
BEFORE SCHOOL

wow 9oq IN Will 1sIuA AhLoW you MIG TO
THIS 3-BEDRM.. Es-bath brk'-
and-frame Colonial: lovely I'm. rec.
rm., fireplace: secluded garden with
patio. In lovely Beverly Hills. Dir. /.
OF Russell I'd TO Monticello blvd !.
risht on Argyle I'd; e OPEN SIGN.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

$500 DOWN, NO SETTLEMENT
CANT and ready TO move into. 3
bedrms,. huge kit. with table space.
sep. din. fm.. FULL BASEMENT:
city water, sewer, streets and side
walks; nicely handicapped: near
public and parochial schools and
expressway. JAMES c. CONLEY
4 CO.: AP. 7-6@92: evenings, WA.
SPLIT-LEvEL HOMES, Si0,9S5-
Finest all.brick homes in city.
Have full bsmt :, very lge. ultra
m %oSsEn Ro 5is ~ Rds city .bd mp5SUa
adjacent to 81. Margarets Church
ct Addison I'd and Central ave
Over 40 sold and occupied. Trades
taken. Also de luxe brick rambler
At Slh,4bO. Call Mr.. OhRe, RE.
5-0069. with MAX MILLER. Real
$4,000 IS THE FULL PRICE for
this BERN. brick Colonial home In
Hyattsvtlle. Full bsmt.. level lot,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS Il CO., INC.
Member Of multiple listing Gerv-
ice.
RAMBLERs, 3 bedrms., Si4, 500
up--Beautiful home. full bsmts.
with picture windows. immediate
occupancy. ROGERS cONsTRUC.
TON CO.. 500l Edmonston ave.
UN 4-95lO. SIP. 3-69S7
LARGE ALL-BRICK RAMBLER
With sep. din, rm, and convenient
maintenance; nicely handicapped:
located In settled. clean neieh-
horhood; price only $l2.5OO.
JAMES c. CONLEY Il Co, AP.
7-b.s.; ewes. HE. 4-77f3.
OFF INDIAN HEAD HWY. new Q
'bedrm. and den rambler: full Hot
point kit. with eve level oven,
large paved patio. attached ga
rage. This luxury rambler would
sell for $1,000 more Il In high
Tax TAX area ga p. Prise yle;aSO -ilesyf
DIRECTIONS: Indian Head Hwy.
miles past D. c. line. left on
q; gag: ! mile to property: open
SPARKLING brick rambler in ex-
celient condition: 3 bedrooms, full
bsmt.. Anchor-feneed. level lot;
with FHA terms avail. Cali tin 4
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS a Co. INC. Member OF
multiple listing service.
NOW New low terms: $3.50
down. S7i per mo-: College Park
area. near new school Excellent
3-bedrm. brick-nnd-shingle home:
sep. din. fm.. rec. rm.. fenced
level lot: priced al Si2.95n. Call
till s pm. WA 7-3a00. ROBERT
8. DAVIS A. CO., INC. Member
OF multiple listing service.
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER-Wiih
nice income from large 2-bedrm
bsmt. apt: this Is a hne nome
in q nice elose-in Md. neiGhbor-
hood; Sc; viii consider trades;
$4,000. Call OWNER. any time.
10. s-5777.
VERY LOW DOWN PAYT.--3-bed-
rm. semidet. brick rambler; rec.
rm.: COW to univ. shop, etc.
NELSON REALTY CO.. HE. A.
UNIVERSITY PARK = 3-bedrm.
la-bath, all-brk. rambler. Built-in
closets. full bsmt.. lge. lott SCI $50.
conventional terms. UN. 4-khS3.
meter i. haQan and son
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RAMBLERs, 3 bedrms., Sl4, SOC
up-Beautiful home. full bsmts
with picture \ lndQws. immediate
occupancy. ROGERS CONsTRUC.
TON CO. 500l Edmonston ave
K IS% Td Htsi sssd Hyettsville. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02

ARL. FOREST. vAcANT-Lse. 3.
bedrm. Colonial: "a bath. LIST fir. /:
rec. rm,. porch, wooded lot. Open
2-5. I2aN. Galveston. ia. 2-ROS2
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RoLLINGWooD

Distinctive e-story Colonial home
custom built Tor Us pre-. e, ownsr
liv. rm. with firepl., family -siss
din. rm., completely mod, all-elec
kit. with dishWasher, disposal; nat.
ural wood cabinets; ist-iloor pow
der rm and den: End floor con.
tains 4 bedrms. and 2 baths,
attached garage; finished rec. rm
with iirepl.; fully air-cond. Priced
S31 $50. Shown BY appointment
only. Call r. o. SMITH. Oh. 2
1927; eyes, OIL. 2-645e.
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! SULLIVAN BROS.
-, lsa7 oII9 81. ~

si5.e5o-sI.Ooo DowN
school; . ssd aS IN he s 6ash; V eom.
pletely redecorated. New range;
iaree bsmt.. deep yard and Oct. ga
Fage. Get In before school starts
and let the kids have lunch 81
home. Mr.. O'HaszA, n. 4-4b46.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. AD.
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

ABCAB, FALLS CHURCH. only
S4g5 cash incl. settiementl. bal
Ike rent. 3-bedrm. modern rams
bier, compl redecOrated. equipped
kitchen. gas heat. LarGe lot. close
to bus and shopping. vacant
prompt possession 10 4-0565.
ALExANDRIA-s25O down on Q
bedrm.. new-cond. brick home;
porch, full bsmt.. 1890, easy
terms. jl7 Fort drive. on Tele-
graph I'd to jefferson Manor.
drive By then call JE. 4-30OO:
ewes, JE. 2-64S6 for KEY.
ALEX. --Transf. must sell. 4-bed
rm.. brick home: exclusive neigh
OWNER, XII. s-65a6. %
ALEX, Braddock Hts, open Id,
Geo. Mason school. Sls,s5O-
LIST a. bedrm.. 2 large bedrms,
PIP: lovely yard, white picket
fence; easy terms. VIII take rea-
sonable oheI OWNER TIE. g.
ALEX. AREA-Trade s17, 900 inv
In 1O-rm., 2la-bath brick for Fla,
property. Box 323-J. star. -
ARLINGTON. near Parkington--8-
bedrm detached OH corner lot,
with garage Under Sl1,O0O, Po-
tentiai commercial. col. ELIJAH
@. ARNOLD tUsA retD, Broker,
EN-. 3-iB'l5, IA. 5-G454S
ARL. NORTH--By OWNER. Close
IN White brick Cane CCu. 4 brf-
rms, . baths; many unusual feat, f;
pvt. lot; lovely ST. English bsmt /:
: porehes Out Lee hwy left on
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Bradley Blvd. Area
Bethesda, Maryland

Custom-built brick and stone
rambler In beaut. setting OF tall
oak trees. LIST a. contains Ice. liv
rm., family-sized din. rm lge
paneled library. all-elee. kit. 3
twin-sizs bsdrms. baths; lse.
level Ssr DS Contains lie. f game NT Tml
maids rm.. bath ana laundry. This
home will truly please the most
discriminating buyer. Priced in
mid 4Os sold only to approved
purchaser.
DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley blvd.
5 and 9L10 miles from wisconsin
ave 10 Alder Shot dr.. turn left to
1901 Alder Shot dr. Open sunday.
2-S. Call for appointment week
days. OIL. 6-6D1S.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
You'll Like It!

HERE'S three bedrooms. ~
baths In an all-brick Colonial home
with a large living room, separate
dining room and diversified kitchen.
plus q full basement This home Is
in fine condition with many extras,
awnings The lot is attTpctiyely
handicapped and bus. schools and
shops are close BY. Dial HE. $4,000
now. Ask US about this home.
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ROSEMARY HILLS

Brick Colonial. $4,000. Liv. rm.
with hrepi.. sep. family-stze din.
rm., fully equipped kit, 3 bedrnls. i,
Ia baths. full bsmt,. rec, rm.. side
screened porch. Lot 70xl20 fenced.
nancins, including new FLA
terms.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
III Q-hhhh Realtors
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DOCTORS SUITE


255 ACRES, on Rapidan River
Timber; 100000 IT,. more or less.
Clear land, l15 acres. more or
less. Large 6-room house and
bath. lust painted, light and
water. All necessary outbuildings.
X, o. ESTES. Wolftown. We.
Phone Madison 200,
COLORED-INCREAsE YOUR IN.
COME! Trade your land for . new
conditioned brick house nov
5 5sinsinsv 2 GOOD return d. u
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Important

IN PEACEFUL SLEEPY HOLLOW
6S eri lot He aeso On ssrsH MefPlS
ground- hugging beauty that com
mands a second look from every
passerby. Center hall leads to {
tremendous living room and open.
plan" dining area. "hotel-slxed. y
fully equipped kitchen ltncludina
deep freeze, ; lovely bedrooms
with loads OF closet space. 2ia de
luxe tiled baths, daylight basement
with fireplace. and garden entrance
breezewey 10 attached double ea-
rage. Custom built for present
owner and reasonably priced al
c c1p. iioggA r..ooo q .Tu. q
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

WE HAVE available 1900 50. It. Of
space on End floor of modern. air.
conditioned bldg. in downtown
section. Short distance from 9TH
and p SITS. shopping district: very
near to new General Accounting
once win build partitions to suit
requirements of tenant. Owner will
erect bldg adjoining consisting Of
loo II on each Of ? floors. II
i Inc SPACE is sG also avaii SdIsa can Us
for further information. A. c.
HOUGHTON q SON. INC, l4le
II st. NV, DI. 7-0O57.
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HOUSES ron SALF-MD,
LABOR DAY SPECIAL

ASSUME 4isss CT LOAN
spiit-level : baths. 3 bedrms.,
rec. rnn.. full bslnt,: within walking
distance Of school. Call Mr. Alter
eseu 81 VIII. 6-4554 or Wo. 6-2274.
TAKAN REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Sc. d. c.. one story brk. ware
house Of $500 50. II. once. ?
current. loading dock: price
$4,000. with small cash pay
ROTH Co. RE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02
Charm
THAT Endures"

Here's . rare combination Of pic
turesoue charm and 5PACloUss
setting OF tall shade trees. shrub
berry and flowers; bedrooms. :
fun baths. delleht1nl family reere-
alton room in basement. gracious
living room with friendly los
burning fireplace, full-sized dinins
room. eguipped kitchen. built-in
garage. A slate-roofed beauty IN a
flne area OF custom-built homes,
close TO the Washington Golf and
looking for, priced rieht" at
S25 300 with . huge loan to as
sumo. Shown only by appt.
CALL IA. 7-520O. Q TIL 9.
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SHIRLEY FOREST
More Modern Than
Tomorrow
OPEN TODAY

Tired OF looking7 You are sure
TO agree that these expertly built
quality homes ere underpriced on
ems with eating space, spacious llv
rm, with raised hearth fireplace,
finished recr. I'm, with picture win.
dow, carport and lafGe screened
porch. rround.level bsmt, = and 4
bedrms ready for occupancy. Short
drive to ID. G. or PentaGon, FHA,
career service or conventional A.
nancing To reach. Out Shirley
hwy. 20 Seminary I'd, risht 10 Fill
more 81 and leit % open houses
GEO. H. RUCKER CO.
IA. $3.50 Realtors ~. a-b2i6
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1899 3rd ST. NV, frst floor only.
Guides 4 SiY-eonditio,ned ofices.
! tiled bath with shower, toilet
for shop. delivery entrance in
rear. parking area. p. J. WAL0HE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. o.
1855.
2 t40 P ST. N.W.-Entire bldg; Ice.
lst-f. store. md and 3rd d. Of.
flces or apis: active comml. area.
Good any retail bus. en-. 3-o062.
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ROCKVILLE

2-ACRE ESTATE with
great beautiful trees. Just
3 blks. heart OF Rockville.
Lge. old home, needs re-
pairs, consisting OF 10 huge
rms. ideal for rest home.
nursery, club or sub-divid-
ina for small home Great
possibilities. SIS Baltimore
"a 7.46aa ME-. s.O676
IDMIRAL REALTY &C
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SPRINGFIELD SUBDIVISION

We have acquired : house in dis
tress. Il is located In Springfield.
between River I'd and Mass ave
near the Kenwood Country Club
entrance. 3 bedrooms. "a baths.
den, rec. rm., possible maids Tm.
and gear built-in garaRe. Kit has
birch cabinets and q lge. brkfst
area; There Is = sep: din. rm.
built 70 sell At close TO $40. 900.
but Is being offered for quick sale
At &36.45O. For additional infor-
IT, hs'' Al 20. a-4s0s I ait.r Ii y p'm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02
EXCEPTIONAL!

EXTRA VALUE, extra comfort.
this J-bedroom. lis-bath, all-brick
rambler has complete living all on
floor; newly decorated inside
Fully equipped kitchen and the ex-
tras include dlshwasher. disposal.
windows. doors. awnings end full
basement. All on an S0xIOO-ft. lot
Close to LanEley Park shops and
fast bus service. The price IS right
a. SEE 300. Dial he. $4,000 for an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02
FOREST HEIGHTS
Powder Mill Estates

Powder Mill Estates
Enjoy living In this community
OF nne homes among towering oaks
on large lot: 7S-ft. rambler. 3
large bedTms.. separate din. rm
kit. lge. liv. nm. Ia baths: i'm
mense breezeway and saTaRe: M.
Agriculture Experimental Station
Priced 20 sell By OWNER and
builder Drive out Riegs rd. ext
70 Cherry Hill I'd. turn riEht on
Cherry Hill to BoFnedale dr.. TO
open house. WE. 5.a5RO