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REMODELING from bsmt. 70 roof
addition. porches, dormers, etc.
rec. rm. are our speciality, Free
courteous estimates, c. =. STEW
ART CO., EN- 3.6b3S, SIP, 3.S222
REM0DELIN0. from bsmt. TO roof
additions, porches. dormers, etc
rec .. rms: are our speciality, Free
S SRT CO.., SM s.tssssc. 5Es s%
ROOFING, new WORK. repairs, guttsl
TaoMHS. % SsHSp' 9rt7EbsD islPPs sAsosR1
f s.M11TI sf HyS ,,g "a $3.50 ST!a I,
somm sypss q r rss.,o. rs: :Snsn1
Established over "a years.
snEETR0ck. taping. finishIng, ant
SANDING. Free estimates. Redwood
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BASINS
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
AT omR 3 IncATfnNs
BLOCKS

VA. LOCATION ia. $500
lG4R Lee HWY, (nr. Kew Bridget
MD. LOCATION WA. 7.5501
1897 Bladensburg Rd.. mr.. Peace CT.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
Wage hikee--
(continued from Page "

CONTINUED from Page "
Many thousands Of whe-eolar workers. smaII.bvsiness
men, pensioners, widows and nonpenoned retire workers
have had increased income during this period They
footing the bill for all infationary wage hikes and
Tightening their belts in so doing
Certainly moral issue Is involved when labor leaders
press tor unfair advantages the large segment Of
unorganzed eizenry Unless such nfatonsry influences
are checked every planning retire In
on pension will have rude awakening They will eventual
y Join the large army Of pensioners sadly learned
that most retirement funds have proved grossly inadequate
because OF the sfrifon Of imitation. Lawrence G. Burg
Chicago, III.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
The Incompatible Grandeur Of Our
Christian Science Movement!
COMMUNIST so-ca!led POWER, DOOMED

COMMUNIST So-c5Hed POWER, DOOMED
We may grsfeful that the increasing
Of the Christian Science is DESTINED TO
FULFILL IT'S HIGHER MISSION TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS or TIE WORLDS, TO EFFECT THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS" -Revelson-WHIcH WILL REALLY
BE An AWAKENING An NAP-P-RE.H-E-NS-LC.N
or THE REAL NATIONS ETERNAlLY HARMONIOUS
AND IT IS ENTIRELY POSSIBLE THAT OUR
INCREASING APPREHENSION or GODS POWER
WILL REDUCE TO IMPOTENCE THE SOVIET
MISSILES!
more grateful than words can indicate IN the
limited time here available
REACTIONS
Many most generous and provided additional op
portVnifies bear witness of divine power
end blessings One lady thanks for thsi beautiful
Christian Science lecture
CONVERT THE WORLD !"
Mrs Eddy that class OF IS cultured students in ss9
said WE TODAY. IN THIS CLASSROOM. ARE ENOUGH
TO CONVERT THE WORLD II WE ARE OF ONE MIND r
And Nc psraphrase THEN TIE WHOLE WORLD WILL
FEEL The POWER OF THIS ONE NIND'-OMNlPoTEN
DIVINE LOVE
TO THE TWO LADY LISTENERS, ADDITIONALLY
have been much encouraged from my earliest years.
in Science by Mrs Edds words in the Preface
book: "sHE HAS MADE NO EFFORT TO EMBELLlsH.
ELABORATE. OR TREAT IN FULL DETAIL SO INFINITE
a THEME"
This is part OF our assignment!
A CRITICAL REACTIONS
NO PERSONAL SENSE IN CHRISTIAN ScIENcE.'
(coniinued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
Ike Aid Warns
Continued from Page "

Continued from Page "
~ we are stsmpeded, IL frightened into rssi-
menfafon OF our economic educational systems.
we are pan'eked into surrender Of any Of freedoms
Russia in its adroif way will have accomplished lis mission
without firing shot, the former Arizona governor added
KEEP FEET ON GROUND"
lefs keep our feet the ground Ws ride out todsys
storm as we did Pearl Habor Place your confidence In
system Well maintain the world superiority Of the capital
lse system America will maintain Us beaehesd for the
freedom Of The world
Pyle indicated that Mr. Eisenhower soon will broadcast
an appeal to Americans TO drop bring dollars home
attitude toward the administrations foreign spending pro-
grams.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
Truman and Acheson-
CONTINUED from Back Psqe)

(Sonfinueo from BACK Page
The policy and planning staff had been given the assign.
ment Of thinking through the problem Of the ong-ferm
best interests OF the United States. The NATO alliance had
been formed Stain in his most dangerous mood Were
building temporary alliance for temporary condition
setting out road with broader implications?
One obvious suggestion that the whole NATo al
lance be given permanent charter. But this rejected
tor variety OF including differences of language
Months OF most intensive work into the study At the
end the conclusion reached that the United States
needed 10 think in Of and In the direction of
broader context for its economic and political life we'll
as OF its military security than the bordered by lis
ocean frontiers.
But how far would the process 90 and what would be
the logical frontiers? Plainly Canada would have to be
included in the concept But what about Britain? Would
II be encouraged TO seek It's destiny In closer union with
Western Europe?
The ultimate conclusion Of The study that Britain
should remain with Canada and the United Staes that this
would make logical grouping Of countries; that actually
would encourage discourage the much desired closer
grouping Of continental European countries u reasoned
that France would besfir itself effectively within
continental Union forced 10 do so than would u always
could rely Britain TO help II balance of Germany.
From that point the thinking pushed Into the vil-
Conilnvsd next column ToPl
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
Write It
(coniinved from Page u

(Connved from Page ~
funny face stick drawing with brief caption placed
the pillow OF your daughter unmade bed note tucked
into the accumulation kicked under your sons bed may
when eventually dseoveredl evoke ehvekIe and desire
improve. Try card seoteh-taped the mirror saying
something like You're neat. Sweet. a evidence TO the
contrary" Or maybe, ." tho ovshIy dislike this messy
room-bv do love the occupant !"
In more serious vein, quotation such as Order is
Gods first law" I'm beauty grandeur. order. His hsnd
work shown placed the study table may prove
effective than many words. .s ssi
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30

vr.se form Of the United States csnsds Britain resor
ship To b more than temporary alliance would
sssrt win revival Of the wartime combined Joint chiefs q
sssR which had msnsssd effectively shs sHsrs es
these three That would involve resumption Of true sx
change Of secrets and pooling Of research nas
what proposed in The wake Of spu
nks.
But 10 make shis Issps sss relationship would have 70
be broader snd deeper customs union would be inev.
sbs shs seensme strength Of the grouping TO be
reszsd But make s effective there would have 10 be
free Of psrsons-sn end TO restrictive igrs.
fion among the three And that freely interchangeable
currency also would be Necessary.
This was bold and daring project got far IS the
Office Of Dean Aeheson then Secretary Of State ended
there one swift and decisive judgment by him hss regard
less Of its theoretical merits il impractical political
onsrosty tossed into the bin Of discarded projects
and George KEENAN, its principal author. took leave
entered the academic world Princeton from which he
never really returned 10 Washington. despite smbassa
dorship TO Moscow in 1852.
The Korean war broke out shortly and turned mems
minds other direefonsineIvding he idea Of resrinq
Germany the fronine instrument Of American policy
in Europe
After that, American policy toward Europe moved
lily away from anything resembling the association with
Canada and Britain That trend went into the ultimate
crash Of the Svez crisis when Washington and London
seemed further apart than for many years.
Mr. Kennsn was certainly premature in l949 But spus.
niks altered the environment and climate drascaIy
They have provided context within which eight-year-
old ideas far less vnreasie London and Washington
are mpeIed sympathetic association
than ever before The old bveprnfs busted of
and given she second look they denied in l949.
Meanwhile Britain has pushed far along the road TO-
closer association with Western Europe II may be
too late for idea which too eight years old
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
A York Week.
Continued from Front Page u

"EcONOMIc FANTASY"
Brunstad termed the idea that can work less and
still have economic fantasy" The question Of the
shorter work week be decided the facts
the country faces today rather than the basis Of the hopes
and aspirations for the long term future he asserted
Negotiations between the JAW and the big three Of
the auto indvstryc M, Ford Motor company and chry
ser corporation, will start about April l. The contracts
expire about June l.
Brvnsad said the union has moi put dollar sign its
package Of demands except will be the biggest
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30
testimony
(confinved from Back Psss)
Aid Re Communist Challenge

AIQ NC \ONmu0lSS \uou1S1u9c
WEDNESDAY NOON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
WOULD BE A CONTRIBUTION m THAT DIRECTION
Pharoah And Defeat Of Egyptian
Despotism A Prophecy OF
Communism's Reduction 10 Its
Native Nothingness"
Restvey speaking The Communist challenge is no more
formidable than The Egyptian despofism
PHARoAHs MAGlciANs iMPoTEkT!
Their feeble efforts futile indeed eonronfed with
Moses obedience 70 Gods commands
The Soviet physical scientists will become Christian
Scientists either here or hereafter PROGRESS AND
GROWTH IRE The ETERNAL MANDATES OF omNIPo
TENT, DIVINE LcvEt
Mrs Edoy under Gods direction. made Thorough sur
vey Of the history Of evil and s MYTHICAL nature and
stated conclusion thereto p. 563 Of our textbook;
But Why SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT AT MOTH.
iNcNEss7 THE sUM TOTAL or HUMAN ERROR"
And reminds Of her words p III, inspired
in part no doubt BY the Civil War: THE CHASTITY FARCE
or MATERIAL SO called EXISTENCE!
ANTLcHRlsT. ADAM-EvE MYTH
We may be grateful TO know that NEVER IN
ALL ETERNITY HAS THERE BEEN SINGLE ADAM
EVE. a MuRDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, NOR A KNAvE
OR FOOL THEREIN ~
THE ONE REAL -co0s-FLEsHLEss,
MATTERLEss, SPIRITUAL, cHRlsTLlkE = HAS
ETE2hALLY c-o.MP-L-E.T.E.L-Y POPULATED.
SUPER SATURATED The ONE UNIVERSE
WITH NcORRUPrlBLE, lNVULNERABLE oMN
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERnAL LIFE, WHEREIN
ALL or US FIND OUR TRUE BEING GODS
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
The Detroit tribune., 1957-11-30

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOV. 30. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

BETHESDA = PHA approved for
small down payment 10 vsfy los
ss sSsn.ss. n1 Sssns. Use iss. comb. ls'
ana ain. rm.. modern. kit, lge.
rear patio overiooking level wood
"a lot. close % public ana paro-
chIsl schools. A real attraetlye
home. ". D. WRIGHT, BM.
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a.peurm. hmpieI, pasmS,it.,g,,,ll I'M
REALTY, GA, 4-s7pa. Tu, a-DfQp,
S kdsEsi 1900 ssGo ds Ssmb, seo s per
nsr loi. suSiest 70 FHAs BNviREEY
RLTY., GA, 4,s7pb, To. a.nl0O.
ROCKVILLE, no IS dcwn--pet.
1.bedrm. Eambler' peyms|snts nks
rent quick pQes. BQpNEf RE-
ATTY. CA, $500, ~, 2-g40Q
R0CKvfLLE's FINEsT = Imposing
cpstom.bgilt brk, home On nicely
planted h.acfe lot IN flne neigh
ss: .b sSa AYE :pssiS1 s.d Esi ssiRss.
scr. porch: ste attic. full bsmf,,
gas h.-w.h.. Diet. Gar.; $aa,sOOl
gQod terms 70 regponslhle pul.
SPENCER. INC. REALToRq, 70.
a-fJ14: ewes. and Sun. call 20
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i LAVE st; s @ass s.
opportunity AZ very low price 2
buy this l-bedrm. brick with 3
put; rec. I'm, garsee; extra pafz-
REsEIHssfsfi. IA. 'N ssess.i o. .S VS..
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Lovely semi-det. six-room home
with beautiful pine rec. m. kx-
eellent financing WIZ m2gdsr ss
IA. o.OSs3 for appt.
JOSEPHINE q. JONES
IA. e.30s6 La. a-09s2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

ROCKVILLE, west end .sels o.
brick home; slate roof. : baths.
sep. din. rm., knotty-pine rec,
Enae alepl.. gareeei wooded let
i reoalsii . Rsss $3.50 p pCpEty
REALTY, GA. 4-B1pb. TO, 9.plO0.
nnlHN1lIn Isrlah anaL ! = L. a nhad
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PARKw00D-3-b edrm, brk. ran.
i tgb bsmt panclsd re or r,p; sr SIS
Realtor. 1890 via, ave-, OF. 2
2l23. once OMEN Sun. 10 % o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

NORM, rs min. n
level; Z bedrooms. isres eeuIp. M
: :ss. f iCs eli Siss, III Rs, 0s 81 !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

S6,95O-TERMS
h..T'h.: newly Ss dec; vsssat, ss63
West 81. sc. Mr.. PARKS DE.
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kILTCREsT-BY owNKR--Eeariy
nsW, 8 rms. custom built rambler;
exclusive features for which no
expense was spared. Perfect 70.
cation, quiet street. eaertfice. 202J
34th q. Sc. OPEN SUNDAY.
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D0CTORsz-pnek rambler; IS bed
ss4T9c; 81 sDs. BooLEYs

AcRE on coissViIle pike-oidef
home. completely modern: 9 rms.
and bath: Well.feneed yard and
la.aen. Priced 70 sell st SIS; 10;
IN. ARMY MAP sERvicE-Stcne
and brick .3-bedrm. home; III
baths. din. rna.. rec. I'm, Ice.
screened porch. sun deck. built. IN
garage, nyepleees. oil h..g.h.
ssriins. az ms 'sssbRonssiss.O arif.
TOR, 0i0e Bfoad e.. OF e-4253.
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HOUSES ,. yca sslI-si.


oAnoAlfs,:lIlLtC nkS 2. e..
Qnen ! III dafks 9 4 ceRats ,,,. ~
so1 skse ss,l ss ssss se ss ls r'' aHIs
lovely home L priced 10 lell II
$1,000 isfmst lee Tor celh. cal
kk 6.la0o' Moons 4 MOORE,
sto Il. CApfToL--e rnnl,s : baths,
nnrIInh hsnt. q rms. q B, apt I:
$500. /. X sfkEYk. 81 T.ssss.
HOME AND fNc0NE--Roomin
Inc. $500 mo. plus apt. lQt
40xIbO. scar saEi only $4,000
sffRsls' IS b, es.ssls, CAP = =
2syi.r'A N asso Ate as p s ~ aSsssn.
tally built senhiael. hrk.i fnsy
baths hun bsmt, With rec. rm,.
Scar Fsrase, sas h..v. heat porch,
issS soTh ST A. slesk q
Penna. ave. = New ote brick. q
large rms. lat 4. poyder rln... wi
sold Priced below cost. optn !
= nftIcRRsr- .asox Nash a. =
nrend new spllt-lespl rambler, 3
6sdrms,. ala baths, dan, fpi ksml.
Wlfec. fm.. eas heat. level lot, opsn
i 10 Q pm. out ~. ave. laft on
Texas ave. riSht on CARPENTER IT,,
y MAN "A. AND ALABAMA AYES.
oomi-oee brick, D rms, fuil o1nk,
wfknotty pine rec. ful.. ana netn:
porch. gaS heat ~ appt, For tale
or rent 1t Si0O per mo. 10
1-e csoSoREss HEroKrsoe Mon
s ssla ave- sss s ,as An snIshl ssn.
sasc kSTi4sct e MSS So 'SSIk.' ssssS
n. front brick : rms.. I bsdfms..
hardwood hoorss isl a. powder Enl.l
flll bmst.. eae h.v.h. dhie sarase'
I HUHH sHssas. s = t5' $3.50
CAPE COP modern hunsalcw across
Phone ar Austen. 10. a-iSsf OF
Sfok ~ Il, JONES RnAlTy INC.
coNllRRrfssI' Aolih riNihsrsS. - 700
Alahama ave, e.e.-pst S-esnrm'
home, : level lotG eeof invs.tAtni,
sonsd for apt! spss. ea.sE.n ps.ss' se,s
S oIsSss IN \. ! sdSss RsurY, INC,
tAiRLAWts. " ANAcosriA =.
Lovely a-hSdrm. home, attreetive.
81 SEESSsSSs| ; / 5$si Isissrs NJ,
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COUNTRY GLUE AREA

fOiif PORTLAND M. - Neu
Iss M AZ ri .I;,,; Elsh 4isSi On: EI's
= btdfms.. w hath6' rec. FT1, full
s ss ne ~ XXI ~ cs.s g sf sss
lent hnlneing. includine new PA
terms. Out Qeorgia ave. 70 Forest
g pass,. IA sht N q gcrsss gls5 e
10 10 Portland RI. fisks % Port
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0aKVfFW1-Sfo.7b0

OAkVfEWZSfe,1o0
Desirable A.rm. Calf. rambler,
wood burning nrenl., expandable
upstalrss near sehooln. Easy terms;
HU0H r. PECK HE. 4-040Q
siLVER spRIEo-cAP1 COD
sol MARdARET pRlvk
4 bedrms.. 2 baths. lovely eoInel
brick 81 or EHA. s. Si ~ HUGH
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
S000 VALLEY ST.
Beautiful a-bedfm. brick rambler,
Rafage, wooded lot. seO,ob0.
HuQH T, PECK HI, $4,000
TAKoAA PARK--sla,DSO
$50 Perk aye. Attfsetive 5-ps9-
HUGH 4. PECK M. 10000
WHEATON, -.
LOOKING FOR FIftANclNos
81. 900 On. Assume Avs loan on
a-bedrm. rambler, eafport. bsmt.
EsSesss~' " sUlhssbhsiSAs 'I psSiecsESiiRrhifSs
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HOUSES ron sall-Mp.
HOME eSSsNb0i EVEsr.

nsrgs a yohdsrfui tsmily-sIze
ss ssss: ~ lg::siI::;ss. Sy. ss's:s|.
PEals : ssa go ssR I sEss : sS
trees and esFden. Open / % $50
knn. piF,i Out O.. ave. about 3
lslss ,ssgo1s whs,ssen shopIins
l'BSssI'i isisasBiiEEs.a IsSSsssEsa r r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

ss.s| D; sE!:Ii.' \. $I "a
xhic x sToNE. Oh Ssss6S.
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QLENMoNT.

s... Ssp ss CO SD Win &; so-,,. liv
S.5, 6 ssSfg $500 a H. PA PA Gi ss;s
gydson ID Dir, Out Georgia ave
81 Iss' j SR ashs e Son e. lsHEnstg
HlLLANDAfR---s2O $50
Brick rambler. , bedrns. . frepl.,
full esfni. APPROVED By EHA: -.
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HOUSES FoR sALR-MD.

FORF MRADE.--io min. IN Llnthi-
cum Hts,; q spaeiQn. roQm9, ~
g. Nv, fm., hfeplnee, Daths,
cleo. stove, refer, HendiN washer,
fuil hsnll.; lge, fenced lott near
s %a:s .sli .A spE .ss iss's' owner
S ss,I.,s Nss-I 3.Ss. en-. 1,s l I@
U/nlenlaee din, fm,, beorni,.
!. "A hi tepetate Year earase.
kkkRfpQk lis1, -.
1880. IN Naniemoy, !chAs. CO: s.
fm., \ home; roomT lot, low tAxel,
b.ssss, l Ma: NJ. s s.ssgS1 Port e.
CArONsxlLlk. i0i Aipptuf ave-.
By oWNNA ~ fnlss = baths. Win
private 5-rm. ant tnoN rfnteql'
!se1asd On RsN l n,slsNty, c ~ mlnl
s Is: .I S;si III ,r. s|Ess III wed
houSk AND I AcnRs--o rms. z
and RAFT. nav pinm6lna' i.0O0-
II. frontAee, on n. -, necessary
bldGa, stream through pasture.
KResmss q III s kiss, "a g W FOSTER
enslom-6aiit brick rambler, On !
acres; partial cellar, hot-WAter
heat. 2 bedrooms, | bath modern
Kitchen with island snack bar. fun
dining room, large living room
with fireplace, picture windows. Z
SS sssn'' Nee EN- noe seS ssa
bus - door: si6,00N liberal a.
naaclna
Nis. Louie ?. peassn. -,
W''''ISsA Nnnz fNc'-'''l
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ARGYLE -LAYHILL
BouoHMAN On.
JUST LOADS or ROOM

Much larrer than n APP
pears, this D TWIN nEDRM.
AND a-BATH HoME on q
beautiful @-aere estate Is an
exceptional value for q Lee.
family. Smart appointments
Of cypress, cedar and pine,
well-planned let level which
incls.,. .0xld Nv. rIa., Ire.
and bright din fln. and
huae elee. III, with din
area, YOU MUaT SEE this
eolidly constructed center.
appreciate II. dashboard
heat, rec, rm. with ilFepl..
tlonai easy-nvina features.
crowded suburban AREA this
Ayr. -old brick home with
Its attfae. ofqundt can
never be duplicated TOR
Sao.b0o, owner movins 70
Florida.
OPEN TODAY, lie
Din, .ou. ca. ~. risht
on Layhin I'd, (Rte. ie1l
mi. 10 nquehman dr., left
10 ontn aiGn,
I'M, LINGO REALTY
H. s-oio0 Eves., 10. b-tee
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ROCKVILLE. very low down pay
men, - a-bedrn,. rambler: excl.
s s:ns ssc5SEriis9 a \ co ysRHib't. Us
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LUX MANOR
$l5,950
a. Loan or conysnslenal Pinaneins

IEEI 80
AASEEEsDkE E Is CD S oHs6ho 81 ROM Nj
SION JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO..
ST. 3.5s00.
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WOODsIDE AREA

f71B BLACK OAK LANE4-4-bed-
r rss S.este sslitsleyel With aRishsd
r rss' and s. skous ss@ 2. I fS
schools, buses and shoppinGs e2e.-
800. Out deofgia ave. 70 flora.
risht On Flora TO Black OAK lane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Hou9Es ron sAlE-Mb.

WHEATON Brisl ana frame: 4
III 1siEhIB i,IE. s ses9 du l.l sss
~. TfTI. 81 !. sssgi.is ~ lesn.
MIp las ,rlsht on tsllsl Weed.
Sg. !. 6iEH.5HSPki Wo6fb. 70 Eo.. t.ssg655,.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

lo0i5 oREEEocK RD.--ess this
Unusual split.leyel Has : g l.ze
n 5aeS n Rlsss,s' Ss Ssd VIA Sns
Out Georgia ave. 70 ColssvIlIe "a.
right on colesyiIls "a. 70 Forest
Glen gd., left on Forest Glen u
J Rrsssst ays , ssgh s. @ Burnett q g
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COfORED

oaitharahurs--noma On . acres.
swim pQQk guest house. nAr. !.
fenced ain; In,. powder rm. and
den: , foomy bedfms. and tiled
bath ~; I sssR RE throRsnssysss;
CIV. hARroN CO. - -
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE, d. c.

1898 DUPoNT "a 81. $40
Q pin, rs min. 70 downtown. $500
dn. block on AisbSFAa ave. ana
hstM iuSssELMAr REALTY 10.
Real Esta9e end Insurance
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RAMBLER, s1s.95O

sr. eis ,.m Rs4Lss S Aysas..sstIy.
Lly. nm. hfepi.. din. en-, all-eisc,
condition: fun bsInt. With Gfouhd-
level exit. Close 70 schools and bus.
az SiSl. s Hoys e. r S e Hsn
IL ave-. rishs q ba ,fn - y 1914.
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sAvEi sAvEi sAavEiS

Assume Sio.s60 4lss< allyn.
iSaR srisf r g. Sn ~ Sos sm. rep
sep. din, rm Hotpoint slee. Kit
rm,. many extra; : hlks, elem. II,
and sr. hieh Echoois. DIR out
Ca. ave. 70 Weller I'd. left q
ie7o1 conn. ave. OF cut Viers Nil
70. 70 Conn. ave. Easht % open
-. .AH rooAETy q GO. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

--AltTac csps Coz; excel. eond, !;
must ee sod; meke n oaer SO
VIERs MfLI.-S2p6 dn.. MOVE IN.
Neat e-bedrm. rambler: full bsmt,
S..Ssraass4. T66Mbs ltSSso . co. WI,
WHEATON CITY ~ owNER.-De-
elee, KIT. .earpoft. NO AGENTS
lan0s Parkland dr. WI. 0.Qlae,
WIlEAT0Nl go trust or FHA---
a-bedfm. brick rambler, full bsmt..
ianoecnped corner lot. extras.
oWNrR WI, a-0Bbe.
WHEATON, si3.o50; 81 900 On, ::
outstanding buy vt -old Seized.
rm. prk. rambler; rec. rnn,, maids
sod;y "FgSfkktG RkExi' kSEAffE'
III. n.iiQa
WHEATON. saas down--3-bedrm.
brick famhler. assume OF loan:
FEsT4Y CO. ." a-9sss, So 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

h IN s',,lH : AH IN ~ q
with Cathedral ceiling and pic
ture Widowed dining AREA. EQUIP
kit. washer. dryer, plenty Of stof.
age spaee; landseapee, fenced
yard: / IN 20 elem. school. FHA
appraised Sl3.5Q0. Priced 81
KsnSinEton- Wheaton I'd. left On
newport MN rd.-Lsxinetqn 81.
left On BrAndywtne right on
Hslses Ass. Hart 10. s-o77s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

CHEVY CIIANE - INV Ice. bflrk
TISs only P sssss.. S; sgr lsS Ss
n. sIasd os sserm me - sppon sE Rs' i5r
gsasiogs ilyips n !, this .plegpd.l.dI
g. 4sia Moran DR.. BUILDER.
oSEvY Sf CHASE VIEW, e70l conn.
aye.-4 bedrms.. 3ia baths. REG.
iismsbufs With slate roof; breeze
,Essyy. Isa s ssEsss yluIns sfe On
lD acre corner 10y; sa9,5o0o.
$SSssI1SsI, n SSEiasfisSSS. CO. .AEE:
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WHEATON, e5ob an. MOVE M
Neat 3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod;
hsmt. TAMBIYN a CO., WI. g.
aaa4, 10. b-2ea0,
WHEATON. si3.45O. A trim =
RedTm, ork, and stone rambler.
Level fenced lot, bsmt., storm win.
doEs throughout. Vacant. See ~
Ma R klRE'i EsrXrES. p s6 i.llo l 1fS
w y only A,: sis,s .s1,
plenty Of extras: blk 70 6us. Z
RkALTY Rs siInSS,. yu' G S.tSss. =
WHEATON. feleo oeoreia ayr.
sun rln.: 2 bedrms., Nv. rm.. din.
VIII, also 4 cottage with 2 rms,
kit. and bath; rented Sl3 mo. g
garages. OWNER. NA. 3-bO0o;
broksra invited,
WIlEATQNs open 2 'tii dark
brisk famSSisri SeSrmS. bath.
Nv. nm. fireplace. ile. ydn fenced,
trees: owner tranef DIR Ga.
aye, 70 nluerIdFs. left 70 Collins,
S.Sesoo, IA. s4ess7SSh' l'l1' M
s ,.r..s.ssli sI.S. s fs|pnin ' lS
With nrsplses. i1xls din; rl 7 !,
spieksara,spen si,ehen; .,i ycE ses
complsteIy Psdee' inside an and cut,
zfNDoRfTR. Rseiiof.
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BETHRsDA. chevy chass, chalm-
.s,. c. .s c :SSssS ssS.'. a 1% Sss
vscy, = biks. 10 Subtle and "a
foskiai schools. bedrms.. bath
on LIST noor. 2 m. fms-. on md.
n, with 6uiit-in lishtinR.. drawer
and desk space, screened porch.
sil.nsO. Vacant. VIII open. Nj.
Hanss. JOIN wA Ll1 CO. kA.
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COUNTRY cLUB--z.6sd.
cod on x-aers lot 81 40i6 Mont:
peller 70. PiFst floor: bedroom and
bath. second noor: , bedrooms
and bath. sale carries full msm-
bership n club e. approved sur
chaser. SJ2.so0. liberal hnanelng.
Turn left I block above main
entrance e club % epe1 sien p.
s aslssso EDWARD ?. GILL WI