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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
A New Wife?

He let TEEN in on some advance
scripts of his shows. which toward
the end of the current season will
center about the prospect of his
acquiring TV wife. He has been
playing the part of a widower in
the series.
Terry. his TV daughter. asks the
wife candidate: DO you think a
15-year-old girl should wear make
up?"
Catherine tells her prospective
stepdaughter: Naturally. every
girl should attempt to look as pretty
as she can. If she's pretty without
makeup. she shouldn't use it,
And: How late should a teen
age girl stay at a party?"
IF she's having a real good time,
it would be a pity to snatch her
away. However. if shes a good
kid. she'll call her Parents and ask
permission to stay little longer
Fair-thinking parents would let her
stay, 1 believe"
Danny. who gets new lessons
every day in tecn-age life, thinks
these were fair answers.
Will he marry the fair Catherine?
Will his TV teeners set a STEP
mother? Danny edged the CONVEX
Sation back to teen ayers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

18th in a Series.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Get Acquainted

There is an easy way to remedy
this. Start by getting acquainted
with your surroundings. Explore the
grounds and the various buildings.
Study the tablets and memorial
stones you will find. and learn their
messages.
You may have a roommate. per-
haps for the first time in your life.
The two of you can do much for
each other in getting used 10 the
new life you are entering. Learn
ing to live with others-your room
mate and the rest in the same
rooming house or dormitory-is an
important part of your education.
Make the most of il. Don't miss
an opportunity to learn about
people.
Your time will suddenly begin to
go by in a hurry. Hours for classes
must be supplemented by hours FOR
study; neither can be neglected
Your studying will acquaint you
with the college library. Use it
thoroughly. It is a storehouse of
knowledge you will rarely have time
to absorb again as deeply.
You'll find yourself working hard
er than ever before on your sub
iects. And you should-particula
in the first year when the pace and
change in your life is so different.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
YOU AND THE CAR
New Type Springs

warns the driver about excessive
speeds How does il WOrk?"-
X. 4.
You probably refer to the speed
reminder which. by means of a
buzzer. alerts the driver when a
predetermined sp5ed is reached.
The driver sets this alarm by turn
ing a knob on his dash panel
81 have a car which starts fine,
but after l run about a mile or so,
il doesn't have any power at all.
If l leave il idlins. il will stop in
about four or five minutes.
Changing the choke or the car
buretOr doesn't seem to help. At
about two miles, il will then run
as good as new. Would appre-
ciate it if you can help"
Temporary sticking or binding of
the manifold heat control valve will
cause such troubles.
I Every morning. while waiting
in the car 10 go to school,
listen TO the radio news and
weather brOadcasts. Now i can't
turn on the radio before my
brother comes ont to start the
cad because someone told him it
was harmful. Is it?"-K. w.
With the engine off, turning on
radio. lights. etc, will drain some
offs the battery'S power. but that's
only one disadvantage. Cranking
fha engine while thP raCii0 is on
cam ruin the radio tubes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
By EUGENE MILMoE

The lower center of gravity on
most of the new models means bet
ter roadability. but some car max
ers have gone further than this in
their efforts to assure smoother
ride and easier handling
One offers a different type of
front coil spring which is supposed
to do better job of absorbing joltS
and bumps. It's an Improvement,
but not as much of a one as the
system introduced on several mod
elS) which eliminates coil springs
entirely This particular suspen-
sion employs the torsion principle.
and is effective in smoothing out
great deal of road roughness- It
also helps in minimizing those roll
ing and tossing sensations
Others have made ride improve
mentS via rear leaf-Spring changes.
One includes an air-filled rubber
cushion mounting that reduces jar
ring and vibration. And on several
cars. more efficient rubber body
mOuntingS serve to dampen those
shakes and jOlts which might spoil
riding pleasures
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Relax on Week Ends

But there will still be week ends.
They can and should be times to
brush awy the cobwebS accumulated
from the work of the week. and for
freshing up your outlook.
Your first year. most counselors
advise. should not be a time to go
too heavily into extracurricular ac-
tivities. Some colleges, in fact,
frown on freshmen doing more than
getting their feet on solid study
ground.
The second year is time enough
to begin those extracurricular af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Broaden Your Activities

Once you become an upper class
man. in your junior year. then,
positively. you should try for extra
curricular activity. In widening
your activities. too, you will be con-
tributing to your college. Educa-
ton is a two-way street. You will
want to give something of yourself
and your interest to the school,
and in so doing you will find that
your own educating process has
benefited
mecominP-football games
the labs and the library-the hon.
ors convocationS-stu elections
--fraternities and sororities and
clubs--clasS gameS-all these are
part of college. OF course. you
must not bury yourself in them
But you must. if YOU are to become
educated in the fun sense of the
word. participate in fair share
of them. It's important to have
fun.
The more you do within reason,
the more you will store up to look
back on happily And the more
you do. the more you will be edu-
eating yourself for living in the
world that exists beyond gradual
ton.
Next Week: Living Costs
STANLEY II. BRAINS will answer
your questions about college.
Write him in care of TEEN. The
Star. Washington 4. d. c., and
enclose a stamped, self-addresSed
envelope)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
By GEORGE FLYNN
Teen Editnr Of The Star

On camera and in real life. Come
dian Danny Thomas views a lot Of
teen-age life
And he views it. he signs, with
compassion
For the teens can be "a terrible
time. full of suffering "a limbo be-
tween infancy and maturity And
teen-agers can be the cruelest and
most selfish people in the world"
He loves teen-agerS.
At their worst. says Danny. they
need compassion and understand
ing But they needn't run to a
psychiatrist. They are supposed to
want to do the things they 90 in
midteens''
He did And survived TO become
a tOp-fight night club comedian.
star of WNAL-ABC'S Danny
Thomas Show. and more. the father
Of three. two of them now teen-age
girls
The other teen-ager in his life is
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COLLEGE AND YOU
Life on the Campus
-Morch 81 1857

fairs-the school paper. the orches-
ira or band. the debating society or
others. And you may then become
qualified for varsity athletics, if
you are SO inclined.
BY then you will have begun to
be acquainted with a few instruc-
tors and professors. too, beyond the
casual contacts of the classroom.
You should seek AFTERNOONS ac-
quaintance with the profs you like.
They Will enrich your years of coll
lege. as well as the memories that
you will carry with you after grad
uatiOn
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Danny Knows All About Teens

put up a fight. they figure you're
a spineless parent
Dannys prizefighter face would
indicate he's a man TO take the
aggressive in the fight. But he
edges toward neutral corner, wait
ing till his teeners hit q and dis
cover: Isn't it remarkable how
much Nom and Dad have learned
in the last three years.
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formal name of that institution is
Columbia University in the City of
New York" They are advised to
roam the city and get a share of
their education from its teeming
life.
So. too. with all colleges every
where. OF course the classroom is
the focal point. but it should also
be the focal point from which any
number of interests and experiences
radiate.
Arriving on campus for the first
time is at first thrill. then often
enough loneliness. You are likely
to find the adjustment from home
life to college life difficult one for
a short time Frequent letters to
home will help-and they'll help
your parents get used to their adj
justment, too.
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Here for Dinner

The TV star was interviewed by
TEEN over coffee at the Sheraton
Park Hotel shortly after he ar
rived. by way of a night flight from
the West Coast, to serve as master.
of ceremonies at the Radio and
Television Correspondents Associa-
ton dinner.
Danny says philosophically that
his glimpses of teeners mirror his
own behavior when he was teener.
He nimicS the screeching COM
plant of a teen-ageT to a parent:
You don't know nothing NOthingI
Nothing! Nothingi"
Danny shrugs. 4 was like that.
At Is. knew everything"
From a parental point, teen-agers
can be difficult. he mus IS: They're
prosecuted if you insist they do
something. They have no respect
for your opinion. And if you don't
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Questions and Answers

According TO a news article,
one of the 1857 cars is equipped
with a speed control. As ] under
stand, it's a safety device which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
By STANLEY H. BRAINS

In its fullest sense college is far
more than courses and lectures. 1t
is road to the greatest broadening
of your life. The campus is your OPP
portunity for living in its fullest
sense.
Students coming to Columbia
University are reminded that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Sherry Jackson. IS. who plays the
role of his daughter Terry on his
TV show.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(cONTlNueDl

BELTSVILLE-open 9 till Q pm
daily. See these de luxe split levels
end Ta@Dlsr r;,.t " M IoSsi,oS dasIl
fly construction; 3 and bedrms..
bsmts. and family rooms. Adj. to
site Of new Catholic church and
school. Price. SlS,500 and up,
Terms or trade. To reach: Out
Powder NH I'd. to MONTGOMERY I'd,
yight to Montgomery Estates
HfTlH IT PECK HE A-(34OO.
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ARL.. n; Si.i5O down and 81:
monthly swings this nice 1s-storl
home with bsmt,, porch. garage
nice lot. Call ACME. ia. 2-142l.
BAILEYs X-ROADsE5 acres with
this older 2-bedrm. frame house.
full bsmt.. hot-water central heat
beautiful grounds city water
Agent. JE. e-2024. JE. 2-i10l
ewes OF 4-7I22
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BANCROFT HKEA-By OWNER. q
yr.-old. 3-bedrm.. bsmt.; excel
neighborhood. COW. Pentagon
price. $4,000. Tel CT. 8-4067
BUCKNELL MANOR-very desirable
. go -bedrm. Cape Cod. Den. living
nm. equip. kit. garbage disposal.
tiled bath. lRe. screened porch,
fenced back yard. Priced 10 sell
quickly at S14.7O0. Assume AZ
loan or terms 70 suit. ROBERT c
DAVENPORT REAL ESTATE: wk-
days. so. 5-5200; week ends or
ewes, so S-S050
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PARKLAWN. OF Y. - 200, ;, , down and
sIec Ft e aSo PATIO xsn and p %ors
shop. A. L. MILL1cAN, JE. 3-774b
PURCELLVILLE = D acres. frame
house: fun bsmt; .nrepl; no mod.
cows: trees, shrubbery outbldgs j,
IS mi. from y. C on Rte, 500, 3
mi. north Of Purcellville. va
$4,000. OWNER. phone Edgewood
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SAVE
ASSUME Az % LOANS
Avail. May e7-56-ft. brick ram
bier. only , yrs. old. 3 bedrooms.
baths q in master BEDROOM; uniqu,
living-dining room, Roman .bricI
K,eb.D mas s sbos p Su Nth ' a.se
equipment. Finished on bsmt. has
90 picture windowsA Attached car.
port. ia-acre corner lot. SlS.OO
'oan can be assumed at Sill pei
mo. Practically no down payment
at sale price OF S23.750 MILKEY
REALTY, IA. 7-Q250, ia. 7-O290.
Military transfer makes available
5-it. de luxe brick rambler. less
than . yrs. old 3 big bedTmS.
ceramic tile bath. all d-E equip. kit
has breakfast bar; full bsmt. I'm
ished OF. $4,000 loan can be as
sumed with only $500 Cor iessl
down $1,000 worth Of extras incl
IT marked down price OF 100000
mickey REALTY. IA. 7-O25O. IA
1-02g0.
Si4,25O, close in--4 bedrms., iIv
rm, has din, space. equip. Kit. ha'
eating space, plus adj iSxi"-ft
knotty pine jalousied family room
$500 down military FILA, SS7 mel
mo. Circle this ad. Unlikely REAL.
TY. IA. 7-O25O.
$1,000 cash can be the full dcvr
payment on this all-brick rambler
almost new, In superb nelghborhood
. bedrms., ceramic tile bath. de luxe
0-E equip. kit. has all-science ap-
pliance' Full bsmt.; corner s-acrs
lot don saee loan nS can be assume gSso
Clip and call Unlikely REALTY. ia
1-O20O. =
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BUNGALOW BEAUTFUL; complete

" conditioned: $4,000: only
moving to Colorado, have made this
home q bargain. 2 big bedrms j.
separate dining rm.. redecorated
inside and out. Awnings. new
washer. modern. equipped kitchen.
big Anchor-fenced lot with fruit
trees, shrubbery and lovely shade
trees. Close-in location. mr.. Wash
inRton- Baltimore parkway. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-45OO.
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LANDOvER AREA-Rambler beau
tiful. 8 big bedrms. Can assume
owners Sl1.200 0I loan. payable
SIS per month. including all. Pun
bsmt.. dining ell. an-eouipped
kitchen. alum. screens. storm win
dows and other extras. Fast pos
session can be arranged. Newly
listed for only S14.250. THE
rw.HO nNoxxyusr ~ WA = ASnn
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L0RC0M LAN X. s.s,r bri q
faRSlsT sn' ssy center sSsfef hail
Isrgs liyins rTn. ,, With b. fi Ip1U.
fully equipped kitchen. including
dishwasher. disposal, and table
space Screened ps,Ss pGreh So, SsaT lsysi
bsmt, with roughed-in. Ord bath
on z-acre lot, with tall trees and
stream. Quiet, dead end street;
THE parry Co: REALTORS. ia
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Only $1,000 down to qualified
veteran or $3.50 down under FHi
terms for this new 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler with full daylight bsmt..
baths. approx. 26-ft liv .-dln. room
with firepl, spacious mod. kit. viii
breakfast area. Call DARWIN REAL
Tv for more details. ia I-435a
Elmwood $3.50: ewes. KE. S-5365
ALEx-ARL-FAIRFAx
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REALTY BHOKERB
sos N. WASHINGTON st., Alex. VI
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ARLINGTON. NoRTH1Briet Colo
With firepI. and 6ooEsheives. sep.
din rm.. rec. rm. with flrepl., We
netian blinds. built-fn storm and
screen windows throughout: serd.
porch. fenced yard; hne neishbof-
hood. close 10 elem and ". high
schools and shoppings SI9,5O0. By
OWNER. IA. 5-1603.
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ALEXANDRIA. OF Shirley hwy -
Big. l-yr. -old split-level: SCI 900
Has everythins Assume $1,000 Oh
loan. FL. 4-s065.
ALEX. AREA-New 3-bedrm. brick
ramblers, FULL BASEMENT, J "a
$50, SI.450 down. ALEXANDRIA
REALTY Co. XII. S-55S6.
ARL., N.-Ciose In. 3 bedFms.. Ice.
liv. rm. with flrepl.. separate din.
rT;: equip: y; With fri fri o esmt. FL e;
s Sr Birss. a. lse7Ss. Van VAN REAL.
nv ~ 7-kaaa
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FOREST RIGHTS

Inspection by Appointment
420 WOODLAND DRIvE-Det..
bedrms., sep. din. rm., . baths. ga
Will satisfy most discriminating. All
Force officer, up for transfer; re-
Iluctantly selling for $4,000.
UO. 7-s0a4 after business hours
Ill SACHEM DRIVE - Det.. :
apis. tone OF 3 bedrms... 2 bathsl
originally custom built for owner
Prof man. 1cr seeking sSd nod larger
tLO. 7-SO94 after business hours|
GEO. s. KING CO.. Realtor
Est. 1895 LU. 4-2501
ALSO
3-bedrm. rambler. Camp
SPRINGS -S19,5OC
"a acres, beautiful owens 80,
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NO PAIN-No STRAIN"
OOTTME
NO OF RIdHTs7"


sl4. 800, 4Isss. 3O-year note on thi
Immaculate a-bedrm.. q bath hom'
in a convenient N. Arlington com
munity, close to all type school
and transp. LARGE living rn.. sep
arate dining nm. bright tull,
rec. rm.: level fenced yard in CUTE
cul-de-sac. 81 900 down will gel
the keys. payments less than rent
Shown by appointment.
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STORES FOR RENT

18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--At bus
I'd douLie-dispiay windows: rent
s rsduee e, tS . SIso. NE. s-iiso;
nth AND X ST., corner. air-corid. ).
suitable for loan CO.. discount sales
and SO forth Also oifices: can be
subdiyided and decor. 70 suit ten.
CO. iios K st. NV. WI tx. s-sotss.
$40 7 STREET N.E.-suitabie for
solored barber or cleaner. etc. Call
Approx. 1000 50. IT,: eround q.
Wo. 6-50O3.
ALEX, vA.-Busy Duke st.; excel.
IA. 9-394O. JU. 7.6S16.
SORE FOR LEASE, ne. section
1S-ft. show windows: free parking
available: long-term lease: ONCE
space above; write Box 254-G. Star.
LARGE STORE for rent, 4506 Rich
mond hwy. near Army Base; now
large enough to be made In Z
stores: excellent location for drug
store. hardware. ETC.: must be
wanted a - 70 & Shs' BH RsIns Eess
COLUMBIA PIKE SHOPPING CEN
TER-A new center Of 10 stores
will open soon in one OF the most
ONLY ONE STORE LEFT: for q
BROS. REALTY. a. "a. s.oe0s.
ARLINGTON=2bxl2O new store.
sitEin, KE. S.oa2s HLBERT Il.
COHEN Co. ia. e-1661.
1908 LEE HIGHwAY-16x80 store
only S1.5 per mo. owner will con-
slider less for Isl six months.
Parking avail WEISSBERG BROS,
REALTY. ia. 5.06O6.
CORNER Iith AND NJ SITS, NV
90O-su.- 1T. floor area. stockroori,
. toilets: bsmt,, gas furnace, OPP
posite Community Chest headuuar-
tiers. i4-apt. houses In the sur.
rounding squares ASKING rl2b mo,
GEORGE i. BOROER INC. 1925
X st. NV. MA. S-03H0.
downtown STORE, suitable for
tailor shop, barber shop or other
tyre q business vs,,,i reasonably rental;
Eye st. NV. MA. S-367a.
1912 GA. AVE. N,W.--VAC.
25xS0, PARKING IN REAR
2a35 CHAMPLA1N ST. NV.
VACANT STORE and APT.
ou,sN n p fA1; spd o ST NE .aoso
Continued on Next Pase)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PRICE sLAsHED-cute o-rm. buns-
allow. fronting on Routes ! and so.
business. Only $4,000; assume Ice.
I Is, trust. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
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SHORT ON cASH?"
ASSUME

si7,s Gil loan on this smart. all
brick. 3-bedrm. raneher, located In
fine N. Arlington community OF nice
homes. Cory living rm. with nre'
place, large separate dining rm.
fully equipped kitchen has breakfast
space. partially finished rec. I'm. "
basement; built-in garage: large
tree-shaded yard with chain fencing
Total price. only sci $50 and Sl,5Ot
moves you In. Better call early.
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NO RED TAPE"
ASSUME

sIs.450 25-year OF loan on this
sparkling all-brick Cape Cod In .
choice N. Arlington residential neigh
borhood Of lovely homes Spacious
[ living -dining I'm. combination with
{ fireplace, de luxe fully equipped
/ kitchen with table space. 3 large
bedrms.. q down, z up. " iull tilec
and outside entrance. many other
desirable features including q breezy
screened porch and garage Full
price, Just S23 $50 and So. 5un may.
be leSsI Is all you need. LET'S &C
LOOK.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

NO trafic lights TO d. C" is only
one Of The many ADVANTAGES OF this
EXCEPTIONAL. all-brick, 3-bedroom.
I 5-bath, daylight basement. North
Arlington Coloniall II has a custom
finished recreation room. side
porch BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOT
Low, low price of S2l,95O YOU
ASSUME A $4,000 Az LIST
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NO MONEY DOwN-Anyone can
move In tomorrow; large all-brick.
3-bedrm. full-bsmt. semidet. home
SETTLEMENT CHARGES GUAR
approval. JAMES c. cONLEY d
CO. AP. 1872.
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BUSINESS PROP. F0R RENT

1910 MILL RD.. Alex.-woodwork-
ing shop; 500 50. It. n. space;
pwE tools avail. so. 5-5494 aft. 8.
End FIR. DRIvE-UP RAMP, rein-
forced concrete. fireproof. 5000
SO; IT,: reas.. Apply JACK PRY,
Ltd. 1915 14th st. NV. AID. 4-3O04
$500 SO. TT. $3.50
AZ N 81. NV. Side and Rear
AIey soS Gas Ra EIss;; e 0yerhsad pcos
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IOkUMA PAKk, tI3,V0W = Splc'
and span 2-family property. Each
apt. containing bedrooms. d.
luxe kits. and bath. l00-ft wide
lot with garage Excel Elm ave
address. Reduced from Sis $50
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. ~. q.
li03: EvES. JU 5-1aO2
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GLENRIDGE, mr.. BALTIC. Freeway--
Immae . S-6sdsm sr sH0 E Haa LII
cleo. Kit. with dishwasher and dtsp:
closed rear porch with view; full
bsmt,, with knotty pine rec. rm.
. blks. schools, trans, shopping.
Call and we will cheerfully discuss
details. CLYDE r. ADAMS, Realtor.
TIN A.llA9
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HILLSIDE-Brick. Cape Cod; 5 rms,
oil h..W.h.: Anchor fenced cor. lot
price $3.50. Only $500 per mo-,
after small down payment. Some
repairs needed, FLOYD Z. DAVIS
Co, 1929 K st. NV, Ma. S-O352;
ewes III Q.05h0
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
DOWNTOWN LOCATION

Automotive accessory concern de.
sires downtown location. Need ap-
prox. 1000 or more feet for outside
parking. Building to include inside
sire long-term lease. Box 112-o.
Star,
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BELIEVED,

THE LATEST-Be the FIRST 20
inspect this immaculate all-brick
home on beautiful wooaed lot. Com
pletely finished recreation room
with fireplace, large living roor'
Nth fireplace. separate dining room.
BIC KITCHEN, 2 bedrooms. . baths
Also LARGE LOAN TO BE AS
SyMEp poN,T I pEL dY; AL At a.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
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HOUSES BV HUGHEB-LustOm
built red brick rambler. ideal fol
T poe ee0Ds u sa or a saay vsE
take over $500. Az loan
only ST.. per mo. W. r. HUGHES
co AP t7-1Ann I'll o pm.
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LOOK, NON vETs,-S650 down. SIS
mo-; 3-bedrm rambler. only 3 years
old; electric kit. level -acre loi
with off-street parking. MANY ex.
tras; quick Possession. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. q
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WEST EVANSVILLE = S12.95O

UPPER MARLBORO-5-room anc
bath house. suitable for home or Of.
fees; located by new county Jail
Market 7-36SQ.
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EVANSVILLE: located on jefferson
school-Lovely older bungalow
clean and neat throughout; 2 bed
rms. plus huge expandable attic,
full bsmt. o. INV. heat, all-electrie
kitchen. fireplace. separate dining
rm. porch. A real buy for only
S1l.500 Bus at door Shopping
center only block away, and: z
blks. to Magruder Park; THE
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CHEvERLY-3-bedrm.. crstom-built
home with large din. rm... rec. rm.
with firepl., all-elec. kitchen, scr
porch and garage; big corner lot;
close TO churches. schools and
Cheverly pool price $4,000 with
terms. JAMES {. cONLEY 81 CO.,
Ap 7-R201
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REALTY CO.. UN. 4.I466.

ei,0O0-4-rm house on Riyerdale
I'd: electricity. hot and cold water.
lge lot. Easy terms BRENTWOOD
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HAGAN 4 HUGHES. Hyattsville pre-
bsmt. rambler: high elevation: sep
arate din. rm.: Diet. garage; clean
as pin; $1,000 down FLA. UN.
4-S583
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-Loyely all,
brick home. can be sold with only
$1,000 down. Attrae. 4ss mrs
trust: 8 spacious bedrms... 1st:n
powder rm. Sale priced at SD.
$50. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64Ot