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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

spring fashion accessories

First quality and reeuor non hose dress and business
sheer weight Sizes 8N to H. Regularly and if perfect 89e
and more. Now for 100
Terry CLOTH chenille and printed cotton scus in S. M l.
Regularly 7oc. Now for LOO
sor. Store Hosiery
Printed silk blend squares in poses black and white Reeu
lorly LOO. Now for 100
Pure dyesk gypsy cops with head band Nov for 100
L. silk blend printed squoes, also cotton. nyon and royon
films Less than u price. Now for 100
also Corners Down stoip and Bethesda Bulge.
Irregular and first quality bouses in assorted STYLES coos ond
1oo 100
olo Corners Down Store and Bethesda Budget
gloves. Sizes S, M l. 100
Down stoir Store Gloves
Assorted pins necklaces broceets and eornqs in cold or
silver eoored metal White and postes oso included Reou
ory co. Now 59e Z for 100
Down stoi, Store Costume JeweAy
also Corners Down Sors Bethesda
ceor blue postie roneoots in medium and oree
Down stoln stor. Roinweor
also Corners Down sou Store and Bethesda Budget
Simulated eoher and royon fois first quality and Irregular
handbags In assorted styles and eoors Regularly 90 ond
Now 100
Leather wallets In many styles and eolors Now, 100
Pleoss odd loe6 Fsdsro OK
Down Stoln Store Hondboos
oso Corners Down sou Store and eethesdo eudcs.
Royon knit gowns Regularly .5o to 49, Now 100
Royon and nylon slips Regularly 80 to leo Now 100
Cotton two-pece baby doll poiomos Regularly SO 100
Now 100
Nylon pettcoots and cotton busters Regularly 80 to 80
Now 100
Down Stoiy Store Underwear
oto Corner. Down so, Store and Bethesda Budget
rreeulos and discontinued styles Of famous eirdes
Were more. Now 100
Fonous-nome bros regular and podded Were 100
Down Stoi, Store ond Bros.
Corners md Bethesda Budget
Dress and eosuo shoes for choice coos Sizes to
TO- AAAB widths. Were much more Now 100
Down Stairs Store, Women's
oso Corners Down sos Store and Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

group Of mems sIocks including Docron and royon
gobordine, royon flannel and royon qobordine
Regularly 595 and 6e5. s.ee
Ivy Leooue shirts of white oxford CLOTH woven
stripes and woven pod Button down collar, front
and back. Regularly 500 to sos Now 2.9o
Mems spring suits including nyon and royon cords,
Docron and wool tropcols. Broken sizes in shorts.
regulars and longs. Washington Store only. 100
Down soirs Store, Mems Furnishings
also Corners Down stors Store and Bethesda Budget
Junior cotton dresses in assorted ploids, solid postes
and stripes. Sheoth and full-skrted styles ovoilobe
Sizes to IS. Regularly much Onore. Now, $50
Down Stoirs Store Junior ond Teen-Aee Apparel
also Corners Down Stors Store and Bethesda Budget
Drip-dy printed cotton and printed EverqIoze
dresses in several styles. Sizes IL to 20 and l4h
to 24h. Regularly more. Now, $50
FuII-skrted printed cotton dresses in light or dark
background. II to 20. Regularly $50, 3.77
Down Stoirs Store inexpensive Dresses
also Corners Down Stors Store ond Bethesda Budget
Boys Irregular dress shirts in Docron and cotton,
oxford cloth and broodcIoth Jr sizes to Il, prep
sizes 3 to AVA If perfect $50 and more,
Now, 1888
Boys assorted robes first quality and irrequIors in
sizes S. NJ L and sizes 6 to 8. Regularly 800 and
more Now, ZOO
Down Stors Store Boys Wear
also Corners Down Stoirs Store and Bethesda Budget
Women's sPortsweor including duck Bermudos
sotone pedal pushers and soiItone California style
bouses 1888
Down Stoirs Store, Sporsweor
oso Corners Down Stoirs Store and Bethesda Budget
100 oll-wooI blankets for twin or double beds Sew
erol coIors. Regularly 995 and more. 500
Seconds Of famous Springs Cotton Mills connbed
percoe sheets in twin or full size II perfect 299
and more. Now, z for 800
Matching piIlowcoses, regularly 62c, now for 100
Down Stors Store, Homewores, North Building
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Virnelson-Clurk

n 81C1OO11-&I04 y
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Triplett,
ST. announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Mrs. Rose T..
Clark. to Mr.. Hunter L. Virnel-
son. The wedding took place
March Z in st. Luke's Meth
odist Church. The couple will
live here.
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ompanlon saving
EASTER MATS

Specially purchased
hats in new styles
and spring ooIors.
Floral, ornamental
and veil trims ovoiI-
obIe. Regularly 800.
Now. ZOO
Down Stoirs Store,
Millinery /
also 7 Corners
Down Stoirs Store and
Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
COATS AND
SUITS

A group Of misses
coots in many styles
and fobrics. Some
O pocos included.
Were much more.
Now, 1870
FuIly-lined wool and
docron suits. sizes 10
to l8. Regularly
n IS to 1895. Now,
1890
Postel roincoots,
sizes 10 to l8. Roin
or shine cor coots,
sizes 10 to l8. Wool
toppers, sizes 8 to
l6. All regularly
1929, 1895 and
more. 100
Down Stoirs Store,
Coots and Suits.
Washington Store only
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savings for the home
at Washington and Bethesda Budget stores

~ washington anu U6InSSud DuUkeI StUIeS
Red pixie fieurnes styles Each. 100
Novelty ceramic cookie jors z styles Eoch. 100
Z-eup aluminium pereulotos 100
Plostc covered ceIuose filled chair pods 100
Stoness steel fowore assorted poterns Apiece place
setting. 100
Hi-jocs terry cloth glassware coasters Set Of 100
Black metal trNe in assorted Eory American patterns 100
coIored ceramic flower vases. 5h" tall. 100
Decorated white ceramic cheese dish with cover 100
Assorted prints in onqued nodded fromes 100
Heavy bottom eosswore 5oz juice and e-oz turnbIer sizes
Regularly z for Csc. Now II for LOO
Down Stoin Store Housewares, North Building
Rubber welcome mats. 100
Shower curtain rings II for 100
Terry striped kitchen towels. for 100
Dundee bath towel and woshcloth set 100
Ounce wosheIoths, set Of s. 100
Cotton duck laundry boes Eoeh 100
Sparkle kitchen towels 5 for ! 90
Romie check kitchen towels s for 100
Zppered muslin pillow protectors z for 100
Cannon Finqertp towels 4 for !. 90
22x44" Cannon bath towels in assorted coors for 90
Matching woshcoths 6 for 100
Printed plastic shower curtains. 100
Assorted plastic place mots for 90
54x54" plastic toblecIoths Assorted coIors 100
Jumbo plastic blanket boys 100
Fitted plastic moress twin and full sizes 100
sox8o" pIoweoses in assorted floral Designs for 100
Crushed chicken feather pillows. 100
Bleoched flour sack towels 100
Down stois Store Linens ond Bedding North Building
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WEDDINGS
Monn-Hindmon

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward An
drew Hindman Of Bethesda
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Frances Virginia to
Mr.. Donegan Mann. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam De
Valse Mann. The wedding took
place yesterday In the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church. The
couple will live here.
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Fronks-Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Denton
Smith of Towson, Nd, for
merly Of this city. announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Virginia Ann of Memphis,
Tenn. to Mr.. Ross Lee Franks,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Lee Franks of Whitehaven,
Tenn. The wedding took place
on March % in Horn Lake,
Miss.
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Juniors Women's apparel

OrIon-wooI jersey dresses. Regularly much more
Now 100
Down stoirs Store, Wonen's ond Misses Dresses
Washington Store only
Misses chombroy, ploytone, poplin and twill
shorts LOO
Cotton knit T-shirts, S, M, L. 100
One-size denim garden gloves. Soc, for 100
Sleeveless broodcoth bouses. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor
also Corners Down Stors Store ond Bethesda Budget
Assorted cotton knit T-shirts, S, NJ L. 100
Junior cotton bouses. Sizes to IS. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Junior ond Teen-Aoe Apparel
also Corners Down Stors Store and Bethesda Budget
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MISSES AND
WOME
DRESSES

Greatly reduced for
clearance, O group
Of dresses in assorted
styles, coIors and
fobrics. Sizes II to
20 and l4H to
'24h. Were 500
and more. 400
Down Stoirs Store,
Women's ond Misses
Dresses
olso 7 Corners
Down Stoirs Store and
Bethesda Budget
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Tuylor-Cronise

Mrs. George Cronise an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Susie Belle to Mr..
Allen Thomas Taylor. The
wedding took place March 80
in the Little Church in the
Wildwood, Bethesda. The
couple will live in Arlington.
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T0DDL
RAY0N SUITS

fodder boys Elton
suits in royon and
flannel woven to
look like linen. Sizes
8 to s. 2.99
Down Stoirs Store.
lnfonts
also 7 Corners
Down Stoirs Store and
Bethesda Budget
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Eberhurdt.Grote

Eberhordt-Gro
DR.. and Mrs. William E.
Grote of Plainfleld. H., an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Nancy Elizabeth to
Mr.. Edward Herbert Eber-
hardt, son Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Herbert E. Eberhardt.
The wedding took place
March 90 in EVANGELICAL
United Brethren Church,
Plainfleld. The couple will
live in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Girls two-pece pioysuts. sizes to *. 100
Girls pepperel cotton twill shorts, sizes broken
to Ia. 100
Girls cotton blouses, sizes to IA. 100
Girls cotton knit polo shirts. 100
Girls cotton knit polo shirts. ireeulors in broken
sizes to IA. z for 100
One-pece jump-oll suits with zipPer-closine
'front.' Sizes to g. 100
Girls new spring pocketbooks and woIlets in plos-
tic potent and simulated Leather. 100
peose odd lo96 Federal tox
Down Stoirs Store. Girls Weor
also Corners Down Stoirs Store and Bethesda Budget
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savings on mems furnishings

lrreeuor famous make sportshrts in Sonforzcd
cotton overploid, Iinen-type weoves, ETC. Small to
extro-oree sizes. 100
Royon fouIord and repp stripe neckties Regularly
90. Now, for 100
Terry wrap orounds in S, M. L. Regularly ! 80
Now, 100
Sonforized cotton broodcloth shorts in boxer STYLE
Regularly 100. Now. z for 100
Plastic roincoot with carrying case. S, ~ [. 100
Nylon onklets, royon onklets nylon longs and
cotton longs in sizes 0 to g. II perfect 49c and
more Now, 3 poirs LOO
White cotton hondkerchiefs. 10 for 100.
sonforized poiomo seporotes Regularly 2ee
poir. Now, Eoch 100
Nonbreokoble pIexieIoss pocket fIosk Regularly
l.99. Now 100
Linen hondkerchiefs Regularly 3ec. for 100
Down Stors Store, Mems Furnishings
also Corners Down Soirs Store and Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

operative Embarrassing appeals
IF these national agencies are
successful in putting into effect
a policy which forces the with
drawal of all local chapters from
United Funds and Community
Chests. then the entire American
charitable and health program
will have suffered a severe set
back" he said.
1--WE earnestly seek your help
in starting a backflre to combat
tactics of the national health
agencies which threaten the very
principles on which united CIV
ing is founded. The time for
such action on the grass roots
level was never better"
Mr.. Duffy denied what he said
were claims of national health
organizations that they raise
more money through independ-
ent campaigns. that they must
carry on their educational pro-
grams in conjunction with sep
arate fund-daising. and that
federation does not permit the
giver freedom of choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Ethics Code Sought
In Union Insurance

An ethical practices code TO
regulate commissions of insur-
ance men handling union health
and welfare funds will be pro-
posed next week to the National
Association Of Insurance Com
missioners.
Joseph A. Navarro, Michigan
commissioner Of insurance, said
yesterday the proposed code, If
adopted by the group at its
Atlantic City meeting, would be-
come a part Of state regulations
applying to the insurance in
dustry.
The code recommends a range
OF commissions from one-tenth
OF one per cent on larger policies
up TO al per cent on small
policies.
The proposed code says insur-
ance firms. agents and brokers
have generally conducted them
selves in the best traditions Of
the insurance business" but this
has not been true in every
case"
Recent testimony before the
Senate Rackets Committee indi-
Gated a Seattle insurance broker.
George Newell, made more than
81 million in commissions on
Transfers insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Traffic Bites
Rise in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, June / R.-
Trafic violators complain that
city police are now demanding
pesos to let them OF instead Of
the 2 pesos they used to ask.
Highway police demand UP to
so pesos for major violations on
federal highways. A peso is 8
cents.
Such payoffs are common and
are known as "mordidas," or
bites.
Arrests for traffic violations
are rare in the capital, but when
they are made. they are a lot
more trouble than in the United
States.
officers do not give tickets to
the unlucky violators. They take
them and their cars to the near
est police station. There are
usually long wait. a lot Of argu-
ments and generally a stiff fine.
Paying the mordidas is cheaper
and quicker-and the underpaid
police need the money.
Automobile clubs and certain
officials are campaigning for the
ticket system. However, they
want the police to collect fines
on the spot and give receipts for
payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

War I. sent some poppy seeds
home from Flanders when he
was serving under Gen. PERISH
ing. He has been raising the
bright red flowers ever since.
Col. johnson has suggested
that some of the red peoples be
planted in the oblong plot near
the Treasury Building which re-
Gently was designated by Con-
gress as the site of the PERISH
ing memorial. The plot, recent
ly cleared of a World War II
temporary building, is bounded
by Pennsylvania avenue, E and
Fourteenth streets NV.
Col. johnson, who now holds
an executive post with the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad, has
offered to provide the seeds.
Maj. Gen. Thomas North, Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Non-Joiiners Hit
In Funds Drives

DAYTON. Ohio, June S (P).-
A leader of the United Commu-
nifty Funds and Councils of
America last night criticized
national health organizations
that refuse to participate in
federated Embarrassing appeals.
Irving A. Duffy of Detroit,
group vice president Of Ford
Motor Co. and chairman of the
UCFCA's United Funds Advisory
Committee. spoke to some 400
Community Chest and United
Funds leaders from throughout
the United States and Canada.
The group opened a two-day
meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Duffy specifically referred
to the American Cancer Society
in mentioning organizations
which do not participate in CO.
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OlIl W plOVluC Olaf LullllOIl 10
finish equipping the 800-bed
center which can't open this
year without the money.
Lewis w. Lawder, assistant
executive vice president of the
Board Of Trade. said the group
is in favor of extending the
Washington Hospital Center Act
for another year to make it pos
sible for the planned Southeast
Hospital group to obtain Federal
construction funds under it.
Bill Already Offered
A bill introduced by Senator
Beall, Republican of Maryland,
would do this. Mr.. Lawder,
however, declared that addi-
tional legislation should be in
PRODUCED which would make the
District equal to the States in
the matter of obtaining further
funds under the Hill-Burton Act
for hospital construction.
The District now is responsible
for 80 per cent of the total
grants.
District hospitals, however,
cannot use Federal money as
matching funds for additional
cash under the Hill Burton Act,
although such a procedure is
legal in. the States.
Under the Hill-Burton Act
some 100000 is made available
for use each year in the District
for hospital construction.
Mr.. Dewey pointed out that
the original act providing for
the new hospital center, located
on the Soldiers Home grounds,
authorized expenditure II years
ago of $21. 100000.
Over that period. he said, even
with rising costs, the institution
was built and can be equipped
with only an per cent error.
He said it will take SIT million
to finish equipping the hispital.
Without it, the institution can't
open.
The Bureau of the Budget re-
Gently recommended only half Of
this saying that Federal hispi-
tai standards do not include
such things as air conditioning.
Representatives of the Greater
Southeast Community Hospital
Foundation pointed out plans to
construct a IS million hospital
in the Southeast area to serve
that part of Washington and
nearby Prince Georges County.
If this group can, by an ex-
tension of the Hospital Center
Act, obtain SO million in Federal
money, construction will be
realized much sooner.
The proposal to use part of
this as matching funds to apply
for money under the Hill Burton
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imported extra-heavy sisal rugs

ghs-RUG Langley Park. Lou
Washington, 7h 9th and Streets NV. MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Plot Of Poppies
For Pershing
Gains Support

District and park officials today
greeted enthusiastically a pro-
posal for planting some Flander
peoples in the Washington park
which is to be dedicated to the
memory of Gen. John j. PERISH
ing. q
Col. j. Monroe johnson, re-
tired member Of Gen. Pershing's
expeditionary force of World
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lretary Of the American Battle
Monuments Commission, said to-
day it is not yet settled just
what form the memorial will
take. But there has been talk
of Including a flower garden.
Col. Johnson said he scooped
up the original poppy seeds
while crawling along in the
midst of battle in World War /.
A quart of seed is enough to
plant 100 acres, he said.
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Act would drastically cut down
the amount that would have to
be raised privately. It would
mean raising only SIS million.
Hitherto. the Hill-Burton Ad-
visory Council gave its stamp of
approval on a Southeast hospital.
Health authorities have pointed
out a dearth of hospital beds in
that area with existing institu-
tons in the downtown area
moving even farther away toward
the northwest perimeter of the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Funds Needed to Finish
Hospital Center Asked

Representatives Of the nearly completed Washington Hospital
Center the Board OF Trade and the Greater Southeast
Hospital Foundation this afternoon made pleas more
money at Senate District subcommittee hearings
The economy minded subcommittee Charles S. Dewey
president Of the Hospital Center board call ADOPTION of
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Oft. drops
lift. drops

Ldnsburoh's-PORCH SHADES-Wdshtncton,
Fourth Floor; Langley Park, Md. Louer Level
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porch shades
complete tcith fixtures!

Thick bosswood slots keep sun out, LET cool
DIR in, shade your porch during the
brightest days. Extra heovy irvine puII-up
cord, automatic stop lock keeps blind up.
Complete with oil hordwore, reody for in
stolloton. Deep green oil stoin finish stoys
lovely longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17

WAVEnIlRY UILnS-3-bedrm brick
home, completely modernised, with
lst-ti. powder rIn., fully equipped
rage. on beautifully Handicapped
lot, within waking distance OF
public and parochial schools.
Reasonably priced at S2O.b0O.
Immediate possession. Call ia,
4-l2oO, y, z. BRoYHfLL &
ASSUME asts, 3O-YEAR LOAN on
this nli-brick semldetaehed with
separate dinine rm., 2 large bed
rmss. full hsmf.; close TO bus.
s ssi,os AM ana shopping oc center d E5
Total monthly only S7i balance,
HILL q SONS. Realtors.
NEW BRK. SPLIT-LEVEL-4 bed
rms, 2 baths; 500. $50. Firepl.,
sep. din. rIn,, really dc luxe kit,
Tremendous adayiight' bsmtt pre-
pared for rec. rm, with additional
y bath: lovely lot, trees. THERE'S
QNLy ONE IA. 10000. REAL
dlsbee I'd a S 5off Lee hwy w opsn %.
Z hEDRMs,, 2 BATHS. 1 BEDRM.
AND BATH ON list FL: SCR.
PORCH. PATIO: IN BEVERLY
HILLS; AVAIL. DEC. SIS. 800.
HERITAGE REALTY, INC. re. g.
TIL, XII S-5163.
ALEX.-INVEsToRs
BARGAIN HUNTERS
We have q 2-bedFm. brick, heaut.
cong inside end ONT; nr. CIV.
$500 down.
Al SMITH REALTY
XII 6-6bb2 Ewes, Tt. d-5s52
ARL.., g.. nr. wakefield High
BRICK RAMBLER, 3 nice bedrms !,
REC; RM.s ige. STONE PATIO: only
Sl5,90O.
Al SMITH REALTY
KI. e-60b2 Eves.. JE. 20
FALLS CHURCH-HoLMEs RON
Contemp. rambler. 3-bedrln,, air.
cond., v acre. Slb,960. $500 dn.
see mo. OWNER. OR. $4,000.
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Liv. rm.. din. rm.. s bedrmB.
bsmt., garage. screened front porch
1880. Ewes. call Mr.. ROBERT
SON. RE. $500.
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NEIV HAMP. AVE. AREAJ assume
lge. 4Iaqs d1 ioan-Mod., term.
det. cor. brk.: bsmt. fireplace
owner transferred overseas; ST.
900 down. HUGH 7. PECK. HE.
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WOODLAWN--Stntely ceuter-entr.
brick Colonial; bedrms., lee.
liv,. I'm. with fireplace and built
In bookcases, din. rm., mod. equip.
kit. with dining space. full hsmt.
Close to everything. 10 minis. to
NSA via parkway. SIT, 800. FHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Immed.
posses. with $500 dn., suburban
Colonial. all large rooms; close to
schools and tfansp.; selling At
$N,0b0. $50 per mo. handles aIl.
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14O0.
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EVANSVILLE

You will never regret buy
ing this attractive veterans
resale; only Sl2,05O. Lovely
rambler on big cor. lot with
3 bedrms. on LIST A., plus
additional bedrm. IN attic.
Huge 12x36 rear screened
porch. Sl,300 down and ball
ance APPROX. $50 per mo. on
30-yr. FLA loan includes
taxes and ms.
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UNUSUAL RARGAIN--I acre ana
81. 600 o't down u. Each h home has sns 8
bedrms.. Nv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kit. and fun bath, nu-
merous extras. see to believe. BE-
GFS PROPFRTiFs- AZ 7-5S1
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BUILDERS SACRIFICE

In lovely Hillandale Park.
Now only S22,960 for this
dream, new brick split-level.
on huge handicapped lot. II
has 2h baths, 3 big bed
rms, 20x20 family room
with flrepl., ultra de luxe
ALTO Z kit. In color, with
lovely bay window arrange
ment plus sep. dining area,
full bsmt., laundry room and
other features galore. Com
pleted for immed. occupancy.
either conventional or FLA
terms. Also many other ram
blers and split-levels to
choose from In this select
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
PRICED
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRADBURY Notwithstanding
bunsalow on h-acre lot. sur
or small family, 2 blocks To- ele-
mentary school. s rms. bath.
Price. So $50: low down payment.
Brokers coop. NE. S-46b3; ewes.
Oh. 2,0l35, FULTON r. COR
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

IIk-ACKR LOT IN heart Of River
dals; 6-bedrIA. Cape God. basement.
porch. A buy ct Sll,9oo. Onls
Mk is $500 SSSr' keasskeT rn !. pAvE Rin i
iSiHSssER MULTIPLE LETTING
OWNER TRANSFERRED - 3-bed-
room rembler. on corner lot: Gus
home. DESIGNED with thought for
maximum comfort and 4 minimum
of maintenance. &l6,260, S1,62h
down, $500 per mo-, FHA. UN
4-ooeTs. !. L a -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17

HOUSES BY HUGHEs--Buy as Is
little redec. VIII have you an
attrac. a-bedrm. brick rambler.
located in premium section Of
Hyattsville; price reduced to
A S1h ;n2e; q EHA ~ teInss; 40 W R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OLD FALLS CHURCH

Latent charm IN . stone Colo
din. rm.: $4,000 LIST trust, AZ.
$97 monthly pi.t.i., $1,000 or
slightly less down; possession soon.
Only S16.O50. Please call oday.
G. M. HALEY, Realtor
12e East Broad st. JE. 2-7g44