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by the National Planning Com
mission. The planners have APP
proved either a six-lane bridge
|or tunnel. but have not acted
On the four-lane tunnel idea.
Park service officials main
interest in the four-lane tunnel
Us to lessen the impact of q new
river crossing on esthetic values
in the historic Lincoln Memorial
area. They contend also, how
ever. that four-Ianes Of traffic is
all that should be brought into
this area and all that can be
handled by the city's street Sys-
tenn.
City officials agree that pres
|ent streets could not handle an
additional $4,000 cars a day in
that area. But they say the new
Iexpressways win be built by the
time this demand builds up.
James L. Shotwell. Of the
Bureau of Public Roads. said
he felt the traffic estimates cited
were low and urged a six-lane
bridge. He said that studies
show a need for bridge in
this area because the trend for
new Office and employment build
ings is north and west If the
White House.
without Draw Span
Gen. Lane also urged Congress
to authorize construction of the
bridge without q draw span. The
bridge project deadlocked last
year because Of disagreement
between House and Senate MEM
beers over whether The bridge
should have a draw span for the
convenience of business firms
using the Georgetown harbor.
Gen. Lane said repeated stud
les by the Army Engineers show
that the limited navigation de-
mands do not warrant spending
$l.9 million for the draw. He
said navigation would be ''ade-
quately served BY the authorized
fixed-span bridge"
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Averages Below Peak

The take-home pay in jan
uary averaged $74.g9 q week for
workers with three dependents.
and about $67.6e for b worker
with no dependents. Both flg-
ures were about $50 below the
ail-time peak levels Of Decem-
Der. The drop was due prIEnari-
" TO decline IN hours worked.
The pay in January was about
I per cent above that for jan
uary. 1856. This was q slightly
greater advance than living
costs, which means the pay goes
farther.
The decline in food prices ma
tionally brought the food price
index to a point 3.3 per cent be-
low the peak Of last August. But
at the same time the January
level was 3.3 per cent higher
than a year before.
While prices of used cars are
higher. Evan Clague. BIS COM
missioner. said prices Of new
cars were down Seven-tenths OF
i per cent. This meant less of a
reduction from list prices than
"a year ago.
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Cost Of Living
Rises for Fifth
Month in Row
Index Boost Brings
1-Cent Wage Raise
To IL Million
BY FRANCIS P. DOUGLAS

The cost Of living went up
again in January for the fifth
successive month, the Bureau OF
Labor Statistics announced to-
day.
The rise over December was
two-tenths Of per cent. This
brought the January figure on
the consumer price index to
1882 per cent Of the 1947-49
average. The January level was
81 per cent higher than a year
before.
The rise in the national index
win mean a 1-cent an hour wage
increase for about IL million
workers in the automobile, farm
implement and aircraft indus
tries. Their wage contracts are
tied to the cost Of living. About
10000 other workers also will
benefit.
There was a slight decline in
the food index in January. but
fuel, various services and trans
portation-used cars, gasoline
and automobile insurance rates
were higher.
Food Advances In Area
In the Washington area. how
ever. food prices advanced one
half Of per cent In the period.
In this area the bureau re-
ported only on food price
changes. 1t said higher prices
for pork and poultry were largely
responsible.
There was IS per cent in
crease in prices Of fresh vege-
tables. due chioiy to potato
prices going up i2.4 per cent.
Bread prices rose an additional
1T per cent to an average of
about Is cents a loaf. Egg prices
dropped from an average OF So
cents to SO cents a dozen. But
ter prices were down / per cent.
The bureau also reported that
the take-home pay and its buy
ing power for about Is million
factory workers we're at record
January levels. although below
s1e December peak.
a....~. ~. x,.h
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in a major television-radio adj
dress to the Nation last night.
But he declared firmly that
the U. N. must renew with in
The Republican., 1957-08-08

groom served as best man. Ushers
were Thomas Oliver Bender and
William Donald Bender, brothers, of
the groom, Grantsville; Richard
Ivan Yoder, Springs and Earl An
drew Yoder, Harrisonburg, Va,
brothers of the bride.
Mrs Ivan NJ Yoder. mother OF
the bride, wore a beige crepe dress,
street length, with white acces-
sories.
Mrs. G. Q. Bender, mother of
the groom, was attired in a navy
blue taflcta street length dress
with blue and white accessories
Both wore pink rosebud corsages.
\ reception was held following
the ceremony in the Springs Youth
center. The brides table was cen
tered with a thrcC-tiercd wedding
cake with the bride and groom.
bell and roses, with white lighted
tapcrS and white shasta daisies and
fern. The serving table was deco
The Republican., 1957-08-08

both Mr. travis ana Kenneth
JOINS, pfinclpaL urged that as
many "oS . do PoSSioie S''ouiu 'ulIl
Co.aL r..a,.; ;1:..l A..
,l,,o,,c.L ~ ofea,... ae 49, o..,.I...5
Nt+ 1aLo t;o,a Clnt t.a,,,a''4'
tion for tbogo hove ri,ina ~ aYt
Iving oro,. win ho nro,,iJod affor
The Republican., 1957-08-08

Tho marriaoo of NTiee Loretta
Katbrvn yodcr dauobter Of Mr.
and Mrs Ivan NJ Yodar Snrinos
pa and Josenb Francis Render
son Of Mr. and Mrs c O Bender
GrantsvilIe was solemnizcd Fri
day evening JuIv 26 at s o'clock
at the Springs Mennonite church.
Rev Walter Otto orriciated at fine
candIcIiebt service
An arrangement of white cladi-
oil. white shasta daisies and palms
with lighted candles in candclabra
The Republican., 1957-08-08

signed primarily for use with a
garden hose or the like, AS its adj
vantageous feature, the flow of
water is controlled by merely fleX-
ing or bending the portion of the
hose adjacent to the delivery end
upon which the device is mounted.
Mr. Maroney's assembly is of an
elongated nature and may readily
be applied to and removed from
the usual nipple at the delivery
end of a garden hose. Its valve
element projects short distance
into the hose itself, with provision
being made for a compression
spring and other parts by which
the desired results are achieved
In other words, the hose, to
which Mr. Maroney's novel nozzle
and valve assembly is attached is
held in one hand as is the custom
ary practice. Normally the end
section of the hose, to which the
assembly is mounted, is straight
and there will be no flow of water.
However, should the person, per-
forming the lawn watering oper-
alton, desire the emission of a
stream Of water, it merely is neces-
sary to bend the end portion of the
hose into a curved arc and thus
cause the valve to open and permit
the flow of water. The amount of
flow is regulated by adjusting the
curvature to which the hose is
bent
Should it be desired to stop the
flow of water, the curved section
of the hose is Strengthened or the
hose is dropped to the ground, thus
automatically closing the valve by
the action of the compression
spring. 1t should be noted also that
the hose may be moved from one
place to another without shutting
off the water at the source of sup
ply by merely grasping it at a
point far enough from its nipple
to avoid bending that section.
Mr. Maroney has assigned one
The Republican., 1957-08-08

rated with white lighted tapers.
shasta daisies and fern. Miss Mary
Wengerd and Mrs. Glcnda Shultz
served the wedding cake and at the
bridal table. Mrs. Cleamon Folk
presided at the punch bowl, while
Mrs Ray Maust, Mrs Ray Doer and
Mrs. Carl Holiday assisted with the
serving. Mrs ElWood Tressler and
Mrs Donald Whisner presided at
the gift table.
The couple left for a trip to Vir-
ginia, the bride wearing light
beige suit and beige accessories
and corsage of white roses.
The bride was graduated from
Salisbury Elk-Lick High school
and will be graduated from Me
mortal Hospital School of Nursing.
Cumberland, on September 6.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Northern High school and has
completed his freshman year at
Western Maryland college, West
Minister He expects to continue his
education this September.
Out of town guests attended
from Baltimore, Harrisonburg, Ber-
lin Somerset MpVprSdalp Sails
bury, Accident Frostburg, Mt Saw
age, Westminster and cities in New
Jersey.
A rehearsal party was held July
25 at the Mennonite church at
Springs for the bridal party par
ents of the couple and Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Otto.
The Republican., 1957-08-08
Football Practice
To Begin August IS
For Southern High

Dick Travis, head football coach
at Southern High School, today
issued call for all boys in grades
ten through twelve who are inter
ested in football to report to the
Southern gym at $3.50, Thursday,
August Is.
Coach Travis indicated that each
boy should bring towel, gym
shorts, tennis or football shoes to
this first practice He also stated
that the boys should begin getting
ready for practice by following
the exercises given to them this
past spring. One practice will be
held daily during the first week. A
physical examination, which is "A
basic requirement before any stu
dent can participate in sports at
the local school, will also be given
the first morning
The Republican., 1957-08-08
Receives Patent
On Control Valve

Robert NJ Maroney, of Oakland,
was the recipient on July Is, 1857
of U. S. Patent No. 2,799,471 en-
titled Hydraulic Control Valve -
This invention pertains in general
to valves which control the flow Of
fluids under pressure and in parti-
cular to a novel combination noz-
zle and valve assembly that is de-
The Republican., 1957-08-08

Friday Sept. 20, West Va. Deaf,
away
Saturday, Sept 28 BealI High,
home.
Friday Oct d. St. Francis, home.
Saturday, oct. IL, Northern, away.
Thursday, Oct II, Kingwood, away,
might.
Friday, Oct 25 Keyser away.
Friday, Nov /, Terra Alta, away,
night, at Kingwood).
Saturday, Nov. 8, Northern, home.
The Republican., 1957-08-08

half of this patent to Thomas B.
Sheehe, also of Oakland.
The Republican., 1957-08-08

The New York crusade of evan
gelist Billy Graham was extended
for the third time until September
The Republican., 1957-08-08

l. 1t began May 25.
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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED

SEVEN CORNERS AREA-3-bedrm
brk. rambler; corner lot. Call after
. pm. SP 3-330l.
VIRGINIA-spacious, comfortable,
S-rm. house -Four bedrms. IN
baths: 30 min. TO Pentagon; ideal
for large family; pleasant sur
roundinRs; $3.50 mo. Crescent
ARLINGTON FOREsT-srick Colo.
NAL bedrms., bsmt.. enclosed
porch conven. location. . TO 3 yr
lease desired. Si3b. IA. 2-OsOl.
3 Ice. BEDRMS., new rambler
equipped kit. STORAGE lge. lot
patio mr.. schools. dead-end street
Wonderful for kids CIR. 3-323S
ARLINGTON-d4l N GreenbrieF
st.. 3-bedrm. ! "a baths, sep din
rm, sun porch. rec rm; excel
location Avail Sept. b. Sl4b
SII5, NEARBY MD, semidet. Ram.
bier, newly painted. vacant,
almost new. DIXIE REALTY CO.
1913 dist ST. s.E.-2-story Diet
mod. brk., gas heat, I'd, $1,000
REALTY CO. Ma. s.sssO. ''
BRANDYWINE PLACE, s.W.-9-
bedrm, brk. semidetRohed, fenced
yard, scr. porch, gas heat, rec
room, n bath. Rent SS7 50 pei
mo. without utilities. Call week.
days y TO 8, oil. 2-7s5O.
WHEATON. Conn. Ave. Est.-Mod
| a'bedrm. rambler carport An.
Choir fenced I'd, gas heat. 3 blks
school transportation rent Sll5
| Golden opportunity" Assume 80
loan: purchase by lease. This
attractive home is modern AZ
tomorrow Move right In. Doctor
owner leaving for England. makinr
large sacrifieel DickEY, AP. 4
$3.50
in. ARL. BLVD. .GLEBE RD.--.
redecor homes, sep. din anC
bsmt., SlO6-Sl 10 mo. ia. 7.5253
FALLS CHURCH.-Four -bedrm. brk
Cape Cod: $3.50 mo. 200 Berry 81
L. COOK. JE. 2-3272. JE, 2.4664
1905 n ST. Sc. Blk. from D, c
Sii5. Cali BusApx' 10. s-s506
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS, Md
bedrm. brick Colonial; fireplace
screened porch, full hsmt., lee
fenced yard avail. SEPT i Sl2b
VIII 8-6a75
=. ARL. - 2-bedrm. semidetached
fenced yard. auto. washer an
disposal. Phone IA. 6-A7b0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALASKA AVE. N.w.-This luxury
brick Colonial Offers q center hal
entrance, 24-ft. living room. large
formal dining room. all-electric
kitchen with dining space and
powder room on first floor: 3 bed
rms. , baths on md moor; base
ment has iirepl. in rec. RIM II
bath and garage: cool side porch,
many extras included; vacant, i'm.
mediate poss VA approved Al
S23,bOO;. will sell VA, FILA or con
Realtor. JU. $4,000
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase
Unparalleled value, S2l,g0U; 3
hcdrm. 2-bath brk. with stairs Il
nm 3rd a.. nm. rec. rIn.. garage
pch. SAMUEL ?. BO0LEY, d. c
ONCE, AID. 4-O29O; eyes, AID
CHEVY CHASE-Large center-hal
brick home with den and powder
rm,, bedrms, and baths, Enc
H.; . bedrms., 3rd n. Conveniently
located in gracious neighborhood
B1LLtNOSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
2..3sd ewes. EN-. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.: S1S.p6O-A
NtIN tuilN. loNuNlOu 10 CNtIylulnN
2-story brick. 4 bedrms., bath. liv
rm.. din. rm.. kit. full bsmt. "a
WRIGHT. EN- $4,000 I'll q.
CHEVY CHASE; Sl7,q5O-Large
older home, block from Conn
ave. and close to all conveniences
Side hall, living room, dininr
room, well-euAlipped kitchen ant
q screened porch on LIST floor.
bedrooms and bath on md floor
. finished rooms on Ord floor. Full
basement, new furnace, Clean n
pin throughout. Call Wo. $4,000
III y.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautiful 3-bed.
rm. brick home near Blessed Sac
rament; wide center hall, huge
dining room 13x1b, large dream
kitchen, "a baths. . hrepiaces
paneled recreation room. = screen
p0rches and garage. Only S24 $50
BERENS JR. CO., I'll q pm
EN- 2-5s00
- -. = = - -. 49, -.
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n ceSoSLLoREpt,,T;!AA , pANIDrYS, =,

1897 Otis Street NE.
Beautiful Woodridge choice
neighborhood - redecorated Large
liv rm., dining rm, kit. with new
ranee Bsmt., oil h.-wh. garage.
Mr.. O'Hazza, FL 4-4S4j. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO. ADJ 4
coLoRED-WooDRIDdE
Brick home; . ceramic tiled
baths. Z bedrms recreation rm
with, extra bath; covered front
draperies included. $1,000 down.
balance as rent
ROGER MOSS. REALToR
HO n.8Oo0 Sun. HE, 4-nnna
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CLEVELAND PARK-semidetached
brick. bedrms.. baths, den,
rec. room: lovely garden with
privacy; garage: low S2Os. Call
EN-. 2-3S56 or OIL. 6-2344.
THOMAS J. FISHER AND CO.,
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON

TRADE. SWAP. ExCH. OR SALE
ridge area. Anchor s fenced sd;' powder
rm. LIST H.. tiled bath End n. /:
Louvre enel. fr. pch.: Gil heat.
Will take Fla. property or late
model car or good trailer as down
paymt So 400 owed on property.
Can UN 4-4764 after s pm.
APT. SITES, EXCEL. potentials for
other use. 1887 to 2649 Naylor
I'd. Sc, Square 1881: wide 'front.'
age. May trade for houses. d. c.,
Nd. or Va OWNER, OIL. 4-33s1
or P. o. Box 45l2, Ft. Lauder
dale. Pla.
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coLoRED
1890 Hillside I'd. Sc. Ant. 2

Newly integrated, 80 rms. ]
DIX. TO Coral HIS shopping center
o p3S ss w f 70 i cpssil Lu i.sss 81
Lu / -0iOb.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
sAAhaRaAnaRAs


SILVER sPRING-NeW 3-bedrm. :.
2 bath rambler with picturesque
view from high wooded lot: lge
liv. rm., din. rm,. complete 0-E
kit. in color. daylight bsmt.: $17O
mnNfh III O-AEET
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RENT OR TRADE

An attractive 3-bedrm. brick resi-.
dence. N. Arl. Large ilv. rm. snd
din. combination Compl equipped
Kit. with dishwasher and disposai
Breakfast room, / - baths iinisher
bsmt. New house cond SiaS PEI
mo. W W. JOHNSON, Broker
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
HILLCREST
$15,950-$2,500 On.
Full BSmt. with "a Bath

This brick home has 22-ft liv,
rm.. sep din. rm.. well-eouipped
kit. on LIST A.. > bedrms., sewing
rm. and bath on md a. Located
on $500 blk. 36th st. sc. mr..
schools. buses. churches. Please call
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

-
EXERT MOVERS, D C., Nd. Va;
10 rates ms rs ~1 I sa ss5S
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q speciality 8 L MORRIS,
tn 2-lI50 or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREET OF
across ho country; safe storage
IN separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 7-0i04. UNION STOR.
AGE Co. INC, Established 1905
Al MOVING; 9 rms. furn.. $50.
Call IA 2-506B ewes. after 8 pm,
CHESTER MOVERS = Local and
long dist mod warehouse. stor-
aee: reas. tn 2-O65S, IA. 9-0Il6
NOV No AND HAULING. day o.
night; reas rates. DU 7-90S7
Do 7-6656. J q K MOVING co
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reasonable rates ia. 9-2937. 22'
INSURED, padded van service; 2
exper. white men Call day OF
night. 10. 1885.
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NEWLY DECORATED
. BEDKMs.. IN BATHS
SEP. DIN. RM.. UTM. RM.
BUS CONNECTIONS DNTN. WASH
10. 2-O152
COUNTRY ESTATE

Ideal for children. CoLoREr
OR WHITE. Is min. from dwntn
ovsrIookine Radiant Valley. Land.
over, Md, all mod. cows. gas
heat. S115 MO. AVAIL. MINED
DR.. DAVIS, La. 6-121s. once, ST
$4,000. Ext. 2765.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. ranch
style rambler on wooded "a acre
S16O incl washing machine and
membership In exclusive nearby
lake club. JE. 2-7I35.
ARL.-Brick Colonial. . bedrms. .,
bsmt.. fenced ward. trees. conv.
sis5' ia. 2-osoi.
Mr.. MATHEWS, vA.-waterfronl
home. compl. furn., 2 bedrms..
downstairs. ia baths. mod. con
yeniences. lge. screened porches
LAWSON. Moon. Va. MA. 5-35st
BETHEsDA-Ila:bath rambler: car
BAN HOME REALTY. oil. s.ss9s
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, PURN.. IL
Highbridee. Md. Liy. RIM. din
rm.. kit. bsmt. and bath. cE
TAX. PK.-Newly decorated: nev
modern furn: COW. to everything
Quiet couple. Sl15 JU. A-1347
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Very nice. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath Diet
home: gar, frepl. open and sidl
porch, oil h.-wh; avail At once
Sl75 per mo. To inspect, call BOSS
a. PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000.
.COLORED-1st COMM,
18th AND BENNING
6-RM. BRK.; H..W.H
OTHER HOUSES. APIS. AVAIL.
1St NATL. REALTY
e THOMAS CIRCLE. RE. 7-3534
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N.E.-3 Lge. BedrmS.
built-in garage: automatic
heat modern Diet. brick
home: Sl25. Call JE. 4-0613.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--M.E.

LINCOLN PARK-Priced for specu :
lation or investment: row brick.
y rms, "a baths, powder rm.
LIST A., full hsmt. with front en-
trance, gas hot-water heat, apt.
coming. NJ NJ NORTHERN, DI.
1-SS42. tn. .-S359
633 c N.E.--Modern brick, rms
Low price for cash. WALTER NJ
BAuMAN, Agent. Re. 7-l5i4. wo
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CO.OP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

A MOTHER and daughter from Col.
orado want Immediately $3.50 fur.
niShed 2-bedrm. apt, convenient
transp. to high school and NUM-
lions Bldg. Prefer wash. and Lee
High School vicinity. Steady. Best
references. ST. 3-00S3.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 BEDRM.. unfurn. - Bethesda
area, mr.. high school and shop
ping area. OIL. 4-1O76.
WE NEED 3 and 4-bedrm. homes
for high-type clientele in close in
Va. areas. Property management
optional. WRIGHT REALTY, INC,
IA. a-4R00
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GEORGET0WN = Attrae. 2.bsdrm
patio, To see. can ~. 5-17p2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.


CLEVELAND PARK--semidetached
brick: . bedrms;, 2 baths. den,
p psf aG0% asras SyeY low sa ssc1 c cs
EN-. 2-3S56 or OIL. 6-2344.
THOMAS J. FISHER AND CO.,
INC.
GLOVER PARK-ExcelIent 3-bed-
I'm. brick townhouse: separate din
rni.. rec. rm., porch. level fenced
rear yard. Just listed and priced
to sell Immediately at S15,95O
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY
Co. EN-. 2-S206 or ewes, AID
POTOMAC PALISADEs-CharminG
det. brick home, overlooking the
river. LIST floor has entrance hall;
liy. rm. with living porch: tr. din,
Im., powder rm lge. kit. with
Sath Ar stsir% saS noOT attic Oe sIsO
lee. rm. and bath in bsmt.; gas
shade and shrubbery. Avail. Oct
i. Out-of-town owner will also
consider renting. Ewes, EN- 2
899nl.S. !: 7; oqRsAvATTE, REAL
SPRING VALLEY. D. C.-SeIdom {
home n this area at S3O.950:
must sell. owner transferred: brick
Colonial, bedrms., "a baths. liy
ru1., din. rm., kit, screened porch
garage, nice lot: excellent terms,
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 It'll 9.
WESLEY HEIGHTS = one OF the
rare smaller homes in this choice
area, close to Horace Mann School
Den on LIST floor; 2 lge. bedrms
and bath on End. Priced in middle
EOS. HELEN BALLIF. WO. 6-I727
OPEN 1913 18th : Best buy in
town, excel, neighbors, cor. oct
brk.. 8 r., b., gar. RIA. 0-4422
NEW HOME m KENT-5 Big bed.
rms. lone on LIST ~, 3h baths
spacious eenter-hall plan, huge
cleo. kit, beautiful rec. rm.: gar.
scr. pch., slate roof. TRADE YOUR
OLD HOUSED FRANK s. PHIL.
FFHE r. s-416EscS..' Di. 7-i4ll; ewes
BUILDING SUITABLE for small
non-profit organization. ouacken.
Dos and GEORGIA ave. For sail
or Lease. Low rental. Call RIA
CHEVY cHAeK: perfectI| bed
grounds: under $4,000. NO.
Woodley rd.---Large detached:
bedrms;: wonderfully equipped
STEVENS FE. 3-494'
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GEORGETOWN
SPRING VALLEY

True Colonial home on one Of
the incest streets in this fine COM
munity 4 bedrooms, 3 baths on
md floor. . family bedrooms and
bath on 3rd floor Large paneled
recreation room. First-fIoor library
and powder room. modern kitchen
Large screened living porch over
gear garage. Beautifully land
scaped lot, enclosed with Anchor
hedge. affording complete privacy.
sol 800. Call Mr.. Leigh, Ma,
$4,000: ewes. OIL. 2-3789. BOSS q
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HOUSES TO SHARE

; OR 4 MEN or . couples to share
house with ] man: S35 per person
Vicinity Of Nd. U. and MOL. Call
LII. 2-6f41 after $50 pm.
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ADJOIN. ROCK CREEK

Home: 4 large rooms and full
bah: also scr. porch on LIST a; 4
large rms. and bath on md A.: full
hSmt.: Law; excel. cond.: cow. to
everything. Terms to suit. Ma. s.
9192; ewes. WO. 6-7sSS.
COLORED-OWNER MUST SELL
Oct; q rms. full bsmt.: redec
Little as S1a5 down. tn. 2-0774.
CONDITIONER leaves town
brick: 8 rms, Ia baths. front
porch. built-in gar: $4,000. only
$500 On. tmmsd. possession. T. N
LERNER q CO., 6406 Ga. ave.
NV. tn. 7-7400. Q to ..
COLORED-2 FAMILY SEMIDET
birck: 9 rms, 3 baths, . kits.
full bsmt.. oil heat, porches. gar
Mt. Pleasant; vac. Priced low,
Sl4 $50 lOes cash. bal. less than
rent. DIXIE REALTY co. Ma
S-HSS0; ewes. Mr.. Chakin. ia
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LINCOLNIA PARK
FAIRFAX

Modern styled 4 bedrms..
y baths, liv. rm. with fire-
pl., rec. Fm. with nrepl
auto. heat; garage; lge.
wooded lot: swimming pool
PRIVILEGES: available imme-
diately; $3.50. JE 4-06l3.
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Cleveland Park-$22, 500
Detachad-A Redrnon1S

One Of the best values in this
popular. close-in suburb. Spacious
living room, large dining room. 4
bedrooms, :. baths; excellent attic.
gsraGe: nice lot. Call JAMES E
6-i40s or OIL 1-7sp3 ~ W.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Excellent detached brick home
? bedrooms and . baths. Den or
st hoor Garage. Lovely Rarden
Price. S2S.5O0. Call Miss Alexander
Ma. $4,000; ewes. EN-. 3-O9S6
BOSS e. PHELPS. INC.