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third as his Dad. sun. made
a successful head coaching de-
but in Ivy ranks. The elder
Donelli succeeded Lou Little,
who retired after q years at
the helm Of the Lions.
But it was up to Pegoraro
to provide the winning margin.
After having one field goal at
tempt blocked moments earlier.
he got a second chance when
teammate Ed Eschenbaum re-
covered on the Brown Is. He
split the uprights while stand
ing back on the Brown %.
Donelli. a junior who saw
only seven minutes Of action
as a halfback last season, made
his dad look good in naming
him to the starting quarter
back post.
The young triple : threat
passed twice to End Ron Szczy-
powski for touchdowns. one
aerial going eight yards and
the other Is. His passing and
running helped set UP the third
touchdown. scored by Harvey
Brookins on q two-yard buck.
Bob Topping scored the first
touchdown for Brown on a two
yard buck, Jack McTighe raced
seven yards around end for the
second and Paul Choquette
plunged two yards for the
other.
Brown lost the ball three
times on fumbles and four
times on pass interruptions.
s Columbia -, Z Z S-SSSS
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Villanova scoring. Touchdown -
pass from 0fazionel. eapienza t35.
run-pass from OraHione) Conver-
slona--Sapienna Keyser.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28

HAIFA = Jewish National Fund
forests have provided II 300 tons of
timber to Israel industry. Plywood
masonite, vegetable crates, and
vine poles are produced from local
wood.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Stone Dedicated

The unveiling of a stone for the
grave of Ben Sandell was held
Feb. 10 at Beth Ell Cemetery.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28

operates in several locales in Is
rael. Probably best known is the
Alice L. Seligsberg Vocational High
School, which recently was reSpon-
sible for the presentation of the
Hadassah Fashion Show in Phoe-
nix
This school is a part of two
Brandeis Vocational Centers locat-
ed in Jerusalem.
In 1852 the Neurim Rural Voca-
tional Center was opened n
Tel Aviv. Two years later Opera
ton Immigrant Youth" sprang in
to existence to offer a comprehen-
sive program of vocational, educa-
tional, sociological, and medical
services for deprived children Of
Israel's newest settlements.
The hotel training school in Tel
Aviv began operations in 1850.
HadaSSah'S Child Welfare n d
Youth Services program, initiated
in the 1920s, was the forerunner
of the current vocational educa-
ton branch.
"GREAT JEWISH Women" will
be the theme for the Hadassah
Sabbath to be conducted March 10
at Beth Ell Synagogue. Mrs. Paul
Staman is chairman. Her commit
tee includes Mines. Morris Neck
Ter, Meyer Seaman, George Shind-
Ter, Norman Gould, and William
Griff.
CHARLOTTE FUNK, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Funk, has
been selected as Hadassah's can
didate for Queen Esther at the
Purim Ball.
MRS. SEYMOUR Seigel, educa-
ton coordinator, announced t h t
anyone wishing to obtain the book
"Great Ages and Ideas of t h e
Jewish People," reviewed at the
February Hadassah meeting, may
get information by calling her at
CIR 4-342S. Hadassah's national Of
flee announced that a third edi-
ton of the book is being planned.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
BY BERTHA E. GOLDMAN

Free nations of Europe fear the
bungling foreign policy Of the Uni
ted States as much as Russia's pol
icies for world domination, and this
is driving them into a tight fed
Grafton to resist what they consid-
er a dangerous pincer.
That belief was expressed by a
refugee Egyptian Jew whom we
met on far away Caribbean isle
this month.
In the course Of shopping on the
various islands where we stopped,
I made point of seeking out the
Jewish merchants, and when I
met MIR. A and talked to him for a
few moments, I felt we had story
apart from the trip.
MIR. A MUST remain anonymous
because part of his family is still
in Egypt. He had come to the
Caribbean to work with a cousin
who owns large general store.
Here is the story as he told us:
From the 10000 Jews left in
Egypt since 1948 (25,00O left after
the War of Liberatiom, the Egyp-
tan government has confiScated
more than $2yOOO,0OOO0O. Though
they had lived in virtual concen-
tration camp atmosphere, the Jews
of Egypt knew that it was only a
matter of time before either Is
rael or Egypt would break the un-
easy peace and invade. In fact,
Nasser had planned to do so in
December.
THEY Do NOT resent Israel;
on the contrary, they are with the
Israelis 100 percent, so said our in
formant. The worst hardship falls
on the 1900 who are stateless =
the government of Egypt makes
citizenship so difficult to attain,
that even those who have lived
there four and five generations
were not able to comply.
Nasser will fall when the United
States stops backing him, he said,
but in the meantime the u. s. will
lose far more than money on it's
M1QGdSL pOlICy - 4OI GSUuOPCd4A 1lesr
tons diStruSt our leadership. Rus
sia, on the other hand, didn't do
so well by Egypt - much of the
equipment was left over from Ko-
rea and there were no replacement
parts. Only the guns were new and
modern.
MIR. A SAYS the Jews of Egypt
could have avoided much Of the
propaganda trouble they have had.
They were a powerful and wealthy
group who had helped build mod
ern Egypt. They owned most of the
big banking institutions as well as
other businesses and could have
owned the press, which is in the
hands of Syrian investors. Two
families controlled the financial
structure, the Cattaoui and Suar-
ez, with the former having furn-
ished the government with fin
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Million Migrated
In9-Yeur Period

NEW YORK - In the nine-year
period 1946-1955, more than 1 mill
lion Jews migrated, mainly from
Europe and the Middle East, to
new homes throughout the world,
the majority settling in Israel.
This massive move affected al
most 10 per cent of the Global Jew
ish population of 11,S10,000, a fig
ure based on 1856 census reports
and estimates.
These data are included in a
migration report which Is part of
the Institute Annual 1857,
survey of world Jewry prepared
by the World Jewish Congress In
stitute of Jewish Affairs. The sur
vey deals with Jewish communi-
ties and their achievements.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Obituaries

Albert Kaun, So, of 319 E. Wind
sor died Feb. 5. Funeral services
were held Feb. 8. Rabbi Albert
Plotkin officiated. Burial was in
Beth Israel Cemetery. He is sur
vived by his wife, Sarah; son, Da-
vid; and brothers Charles a n d
Louis, both of Chicago.
Julia Shaffer, wife of Harry A.,
of 1412 N. 18th St., died Feb. IL at
a local hospital. Funeral services
were held Feb. 13 at Grimshaw
Mortuary by Rabbi Carol Klein
and Cantor Norman Migdal. Bur-
ial was in Beth FL Cemetery. Be
sides her husband, Mrs. Shaffer is
survived by her son, Ronnie Kauf-
man, of Renton, Wash.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Beth Israel Sets
Director Election

Members of Temple Beth Israel
will elect seven directors for three
year terms at their annual meet
ing March 10.
Nominated for reelection to the
board are Mrs. Leo Blumberg, Da-
vid Bush, DR.. Seymour Fisher,
Col. Louis Himelstein, H m a n
Kroloff, and Harry Rosenzweig.
The other nominees are DR.. Albert
EcRstein, Morris Gerst, Gilmore
Kahnweiler, Sam Shapiro, a n d
Philip Taxman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Bart To Lead
Bond Rally

Jan Bart, radio, television, and
stage singer and humorist who led
an Israel Bond rally here a
spring which produced sales of
more than $50, 900, will make a re-
peat appearance April 13.
The announcement was made by
Jay Edison, Southwest director of
the Development Corporation for
Israel, which sells Israel Bonds in
the United States.
E d S on reported attending
Fresno, Calf, rally at which 425
Jewish families purchased $23, $50
worth of Israel Bonds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Me+aImen. Swoboda
Lead RoWlinu LEAGUES

National Metals held a one-pOint
mid-February lead over Don Fam
Insurance in the B'nai Birth
Mems Bowling League while Swo-
boda Realty boasted husky three
point margin over runner-up In
dustrial Uniform in the Women's
League.
Lou Greenberg rolled the mems
high game of 225 while Evelyn
Lees 178 was tops for the women.
Dorothy Sachs had the women's
high series of 454.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
Bunq|inq Policies Costly
To U.S.. Refugee Charges

Naguib will rally the people around
him and will be able to guide a
more moderate government to pow
er. He is the only person of auth
ority who can do this, says Mr.. A,
and if he can stay alive in his
concentration camp on the western
desert of Egypt, he is the hope of
the West.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28

ance minister.
The average Egyptian is not OPP
posed to Jews or Israel-he is a
victim of propaganda, but chis
doesn't sink very deep. When asked
who would take NaSser's place
when he falls, as our informant
says is inevitable, he believes
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28

Anyone who wishes to donate
such articles should contact Mrs.
Feiler, who will arrange for col
lection. Mrs. Feiler also is seeking
volunteers to help with the pro-
ject.
Hadassah's vocational program
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28
HADASSAH NOTES
Sale Of Bric-a-brac. Books
To Help Education In Israel
(Photo BIZ Bob Markowl

ougrowth
program foster webeng youth
this drive sponsored by HadaSsah
Feer to collect books records
be to vocational education
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-02-28

ROME (JTA)-- Armed Egyptian
thugs invaded and desecrated the
Jewish cemetery in Cairo. Jewish
refugees reported here.
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considerate when she Is in the
middle OF a political crisis -
as she has been for several
months.
There is no strong movement
within France now to withdraw
from NATO.
The American and British
delegations. meanwhile. have
their reservations about France.
They wonder II the French
policy Of hanging onto Algeria
will work. They wonder II
France won't ruin her economy
trying to keep up with the big
powers. They wonder II France
is not getting a bit emotional
about world affairs when she
should be settling down to an
austerity program at home.
United states Views
And the United States in
particular believes that con-
sultation on mutual problems
must be confined to clearly
European. clearly NATO issues.
Since the extra European in
terests OF the allies are not
the same. the American Gov
eminent believes decision shar-
ing. say on Tunisia or Suez
or China. Is not practicable.
American diplomats say now
they are worried about Frances
economic and psychological
crises. TO ease Frances fears.
there has been a spate Of con-
sultation with France since the
Tunisian arms dispute. and
diplomats say frankly they
must try not TO weaken the
Gaillard government.
NATO officials say they hope
France can pull out Of these
crises. and soon. Their main
hope lies in a vigorous gov
eminent education program to
sell the country ON austerity.
But France Is in no mood for
hard decisions. She wants only
assurances on her future.
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Lest Of Four Articles

~-----~-~~------s---
her position as q great world
power-or to be more precise.
people say here, that she Is
being displaced deliberately
from her old position by her
erstwhile NATO friends.
The French View
A neutral observer might say
Frances emotional fears are
ridiculous. but they exist Just
the same. Specifically. French
men IN the government and in
the Assembly believe:
l. The United States and
Britain would like to reduce
French influence in North
Africa and then step in them
selves to pick up the wealth
available in trade and oil.
2. America and England
would like NATO to be run by
q jGint Anglo American part
nerShip. leaving France and
other European powers to put
up or get out.
3. England would like to
break up the continental eco
nomic big Six" so that a Brit
ish-dominated free trade area
could be substituted for q
French-led common market.
I. And Germany Is playing a
little bit Of all these games in
order TO engineer future Ger
man leadership of Europe.
Views Not Personal
This is an extreme statement
Of all these positions. Some
newspapers and pariamenta-
rians here present them more
strongly, some less so. But
every Frenchman one finds
seems to believe In at least one
Of these plots against France.
Outsiders say France is. in
deed. losing much Of her old
position Of world power. but
that the reason is simply that
only two countries today are
rich enough to be big powers
the United States and Russia.
There Is nothing personal
against France.
In addition to the above
mentioned fears. the French
delegates will have the usual
European doubts about IyATO S
organization: ground forces are
too weak: America might be
too fast to use A-bombs - or
too slow: atomic retaliation
may be suicidal. the American
British A-weapon monopoly
Is bad. and so on.
Actually. however, the French
do less worrying about NA'rO's
military efforts than do most
European countries. They have
bigger troubles OF their own.
What France Seeks
The French goal at the NATO
meeting will be to get some
agreement on sharing of re-
sponsibility in NATO. on con-
sultation between allies on
problems affecting two OF them
and on general NATO support
for the French position in
~ Africa. And France
wants her allies to be more
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mutual anxiety about Russia.
so there is no reason to believe
the Atlantic alliance will not
survive. But the French mood.
and Frances multiple crises
will certainly make it more diff
ficult for Messrs. Eisenhower
Cor Nixon. Gaillard. Macmil-
Ian. Adenauer and the other
government chiefs to strength
en- the alliance.
Frances problems stem from
q conviction that she is losing
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Group Names US. Aide

Howard H. Cummings Of the
Once Of Education has been
named president of the Ma
tional Council for Social
Studies.
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FRANCE AND THE FUTURE
Host to NATO PorIey
Fears Some Guests
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND

PARIS-Delegates TO the mid-December harmony meet
Ing Of NATO heads Of state viii be welcomed by host
-ance-whch has iconceaed suspicious Of OF
the intentions Of the guests And the guests meanwhile
have doubts about the capabilities Of the host
These doubts and suspicious vastly oveshadowed by
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SECLUDED WHITE RANCH nan

So 600 down; Z bedrooms . baths,
incl pool and club privileges spa.
clous 9-aere lot SUNSET real 'fY
CIR 3.31lt
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PARKLAWN-Sl3,30O bet. brick,
..3-ft. liy. rm,, sep. din. rm. mod.
kit. 3 lovely bedrms.: gas heat.
Buyer can assume large AZ loan.
HUGH T. PECK, HE 4-640O It'll o
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. near Pentason - 4
oedrms, : baths, dining room, full
basement. 3S29 Taft ave. or TIE
6-OB40 after / pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HILLCREST - Brick Cape Cod. 4
bedrooms, " baths, garage, attrac.
tive snrfoundings. asking $4,000
Call OWNER. LU i-iO35
! APIS. 3 eifics. lots income $500
monthly for nuick sale Si.bOt
cash down payment III. 4.i796
COLORED---A HOME for the dis.
eliminating buyer-3 bedrms, ~;
baths auto kit. rec rm sur
porch lac handicapped corner lot
l44 4fth u ts Inspect By appt
10. e-sO03, LU. 2.b3p6.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Beautiful
prick rambler in one OF the finest
locations near Rock Greek Park 3
whistle hedrmS., 9 baths. very
large fully equipped kitchen and
breakfast nook. living rm., separate
aiming nm. rear porch. bsmt., par
tiallv finished rec. rm.. garage, lots
o. storage space, large wooded lot !:
ina S36.a50. Make offer. we have
many other ramblers lower and
hiRher priced Call EDW II. JONES
q co. INC, WO. $1,000 I'll q.
Chevy Chase. d. c.
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CHLvf CHASE. MD.-Brick Colo
nlal; = bedrms. and = baths on md
Hovf; finished 3rd floor living rm..
dining rm. kitchen, den and porch
on LIST floor, fun bsmt gas hot-
water heat. 2-car garage. wooded
lot. near Chevy Chase Elementary
School 'Rosemsryt and the clubs
= me home for the family; so :
quo Call EDW H JONES d co.
Inc. Wo. $4,000 I'll .. Chevy
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BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod with .
great deal Of charm, liv. rm. with
nrepl, sep. din. rm., kitchen with
table space, bedrms.. ia baths.
iull bsmt.; Sl7,g50. A. v. PISANI,
Realtors, oil. 1880; ewes, Mrs.
Kilerlane, oil 4-4os9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
tcONTINUEp)

1862 LANIER PL. N.W.-Must be
sold quickly; brick, \ rms, . baths
plus extra rm. AND bath apt. in
esmt.; garage; offers invited
Ewes. TIE. 6-l76S L. T. GRAV-
ATE, Realtor. Ma. S-0753.
CHEVY CHASE-Charming little
mouse. draStically reduced: S14,95O
bedrms.. lovely garden.
GEORGETOWN lge.,
Q hedrmS.. 4 baths; peri. doctor s
once; separate entrance.
ton. 4 bedrms., . baths, gar. 500.
600 STEVENS. EE 24aA1 e.
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ROCKVILLE Sii,SOO plus q. r.
Twinbt - home, in peri cond
Three bedrms lee equip kit liv
rm wi fireplace. fenced ward and
patio ~ 600 din SAMUEL n
BOIL EY INC ,Po - - ewes
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

WHY PAY RENT?-spacious ..
hedrm. apt. in excel Arl. loo
Priced at only $4,000 for quick
sale; Sl.500 cash will handle.
STILLS REAL ESTATE, JA. S-260O.
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WOODsIDE PARK--idagnificeni an

CUTE AND MODERN. light and
Nv din. space. 60-ft wide lot: well
located In KenSinRton. ONLY sI0.-
300. A. j. KESSINGER g. CO., JU.
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CHEVY CHASE. Rosemary schoo
and Blessed Sacrament area
charming older home in immacu.
iate condition. Situated on beauti.
iuI level lot. Ideal location fer chill.
ereh. Priced In lower eos Shown
1900. METZLER. Realtor- Builder
5O2. Conn. ave nv
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

YOUNG CPLE, . well-behaved chill
dren. desire "A bedrm. house
unfurn may consider buying: out
wing Sc. or nearby Md. soon as
pos. 10. 7-S30h, after z pm.
AIR FORCE OFFICER, with nearly
grown family, needs unfurnished 1
OF bedroom house near University
OF MARYLAND, about August /; will
De IN area 3 years. JU. 5-5349.
NAVY FAMILY desires to rent in
VIC. OF Suitland, Md viii exchange
carpenter and paint work for NOM
NAL rent. 10 o-2ol1
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PRINCE GE0RGES coINIY

ABCAB.CAMP SPRINGS; sans
cash including settlement hal
! IKE rent Attractive. modern bun
gal0w with full basement expanS.
| ible attic large level lot Vacant
4 prompt possession OWNER. 10
BERWYN HGTS.-. now under
j ccnst, custom built 8-bedrm brick
I bsmt GEE kit. excel location
ready by school time JOHN A.
I WENTZ, AP i-OauO
BRANDYWINE HTS.--Cape Cod on
y acre LarRe porch, flowers. trees.
I ireezrr, auto washer other equip
i incl IN SA,S00 Fairyicw ".ninl.
GREEN MEADOwS--a-rm bunea
l0v finished attic. garage JOHN
u JOHNSON WA 1.5o5O
HYATTSVIIIH--o and = bedrms
din rm lRe yard mr.. shops.
school and bus Excel terms. JOHN
A. VENT. AP 1-upO0
LANGLEY PARK Excellent 9-bed
room brick rambler with G.E elcc
XII ample din space dishwaSher
and disposal Top condition ST..
D5u Gil or FLA terms 10 IN
snset call HE 4.6iOO. HUGH T
! PECK, Eealtof,
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HOUSES 10 SHARE

GENTLEMAN TO SHARE his 6-rm.
house with . other men. Hi-Fi and
~. M. Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd
KE. 6-9s34 after ) pm.
MIDDLE-A6ED CHRISTIAN WON.
AN. who works to share home with
same. LII. 1-1SOS.
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Brick Rambler

Attractive corner brick rambler
In good condition Three twins size
bedrooms. large living room, fire.
place with book shelves. electric
kitchen with table space. attic storm
windows. front porch. large lot. Near
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Lorcon Lane

Is Just step from this spacious
;3-bedrm., 3-bath custom brick
home; today's top buy at SCI $50;
emit. foyer, 24-ft. living room, l5-ft.
din. room, de luxe kit, screened
porch, paneled rec. room. maids
room. bath in waikout basement;
ear' level, wooded lot.
.CROWELL & CO., INC.
2l60 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-O7O7
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WITH DEEP REGRET
CHURCHES FOR SALE
800 SEATS

beautiful church in Immaculate
condition Good northwest locationl
Presently white. will sell 10 white
or colored Priced right. Substantial
cash required Confidential VIII deal
with principals only. Write Boz
455-G, Star
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so NICE
To Cana Hama A.

Handsome. sparkling white. all.
brick rancher. on a big wooded lot
and featuring delightful floor plan
with foyer entrance. UNUSUAL,
spacious living room with fire.
place, parate dining room opentnr
onto secluded screened porch, Z
large bedrooms. 3i2 baths, ultra
de luxe kitchen -'iih all the latest
G-E kitchen equipment. with Color
plenty of recreation room space;
Just completed and awaiting your
approval. Only S34.g5O. with easy
terms
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

PAARkELAWN-Sl3,3OO. bet. brick
kit. 3 lovely bedrms.. gas heat
Buyer can assume large AZ loan
HUGH T. PECK, HE. $4,000 til o
SILVER HILL-Convenien Andrews
Suitland. Anacostia. Large lot with
2 houses. Brick Cape Cod 3-bed-
rm.. liv. rin.. din. rm.. kitchen
rms and bath. Over $1,000 in
equipment and FURNISHINGS. All for
S26.590. Terms. OWNER. RE
6-6S2S
SUITLAND-Air conditioned. So.
300. $50 month. 4l2eo interest: 3
bedroom, brick, semidet; cow. ia
Andrews. Boiling and Census; near
Sc; OWNER, RE. 6-4945.
SUITLAND-S150 dn., 500 per mo.
no. Set'l charges 3-bedrm. semidct
med. poss. OWNER. RE. 6-G941. s.
CLOSE-IN NEW RAMBLER near Mt
Rainier terminal bedrms., lovely
$3.50 down and $50 i per MEGA mo. Cal
til 3 pm. WA. 7-3900. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
TRADE YOUR HOML for this large
4-bedrm.. 2-bath bsmt. home with
modern all equipped kit. all brand
schools, bus and shopping. 80 Minis.
70 D. c. or Fl. Meade. JAMES c.
CONLEY & CO, AP. 7-6292.
CHEAPER THAN RENT-S60 per
mo. is all you pay for this lovely
cottage in W. Lanham Hills: firepi.
in liv. nm, . bedrms., deep, level
lot: priced at $3.50 with only
$3.50 down. Call til 8 pm, WA.
1-3900; ROBERT S. DAVIS a.
ACCOKEEK GARDENS
:, 2 and, 3 bedrm. ramblers on lge
ha-acre lots with carports; S9.95O
up: low down payments. Few left
OxON HILL REALTY CO.. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Close-in Silver Spring
$2O,95O-GI APPROVED

Lac. brick Colonial with lge. llv.
rm, hrepl familY-Sized din. RIM
spacious kit, 3 good.size bed
hsmt rec rm detached Lear
raraRe Handicapped lot Conv. 10
everything.
:, woopMooR AGENCY, INC
JUt N-aDab Rpaitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
BRADLEY HILLS

New, modern. spacious. three-bcd-
room two and oue-hali bath ram
bier. Close In 10 Bethesda. Sepa-
rate dining room. beautiful recrea-
ton room with half bath. Large
shaded lot. Price $50 500.
James c. Conley & Co.
9j:5 GA. AVE JU 9-ilJ4 TIL 500
ST. JOHN S-BRICK RAMBLER
BedrmS.. ~ Baths. Den INXnO
Fireplace. Porch, Patio
Level Lot 1875 Ft Deep
Deepfreeze. Washer, Dryer
Only sin u0u Gond Terms