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BUY A BARGAIN-owner offers
brk. Cape Cod, excellent conda 4
S Ss%t Tor lie fl pfcs ain R. r paid fql
he has added free of charge.
Completely Anchor fenced lot.
$4,000 down and 500 per mo,
or 81 600 dn. and S125 per mo.
Possession Jan; Is: Conn. Ave.
tor III b-7I(lO ewes OIL. 8 1880
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In by Christmas-and you can pick
your paint. This pretty-picture
rambler is being built for q small
family or perhaps q retired couple
someone who could use 2 or 3
bedrms.. likes to sit out under the
shade trees and look upon pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. A nice environ
msn for enild hoI.. Of p Art Sny
one like 1t in existence-no dupli-
catel Located at 9415 Bulls Run
parkway. or call HENRY J. CON-
NOR, INC. oil, 2.l6s3. ewes.
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sEABROOK-6 rms. bath. fenced
NsA: ssS.56 mo-: immed. poss
/ VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-s0S0
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sM N long cH term rental on eontempo:
'i pponds Tor fishing and swim
ming; 30-ft. living rm. has Is
IT. picture window with draw
draperies, pine paneling, and. H.
n. stone fireplace. Partially furn.
with 2 bedrms, and gsrage; $50
mo-. IS minis. 10 D. G on RE
or HernSon IA. - -
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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED
DE LUKE RAMBLERs. 2 available

DE LUKE RAMBLEkS. 2 available
--3 bedrnls., plus rec. rm., car
port or garage; excellent locations
n nearby vlrginIa. ELIJAH @.
ARNOLD fcels usA. retl, EN-.
1891 Fl. DUPONT TERR. 81
White. prac. new semidet. .brk.; D
rms bath. full bsmt.. eas 1t: Just
fR aSpf hf aPS s coks ST. s.ss mS
1-BEDRM. Def, mr.. Eton and
Mi W.. RE sea aoasO oP e.. SIS sssss ph
1921 PIERCE MILL I'D. NV. near
T Rs5E r COW. H ios. b. D9IsSsss ss
GEORGET0WN-4 bedrms.. 2Is
baths. liv. rm- with nrepl., sep-
FFE. s.4sI4. 800 - '0e0 :
$3.50 PER MONTH - 3-bedFoom
BUNGALOW, Palmer PARK. Nd. Also
other selections. CAN WA. $4,000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS q co.
I33 ELMTRA 81. s.W.-Semidet..
yard. sos mo. W0. $500.
s. ARLINGTON-2 hedrms.; fenced
schools: .heppins: %. 5000.
V dst. house Sc patti partly Turn bed
Lmas. . nstns. .rss isSS5socn IWY p
MIN, ff1TvgsTE; eaeIoosl9e yvX 2SVgy Doi11
WHEATON-3-bedrm Colonial-style
bone fs sep; ain; rms o. Gcsip .on KY.
iuli Dsm 15a r Ill III, .sI pv SSo Gnwr'
sssi , Per Per. mo. iasi. a. y.s.y'
. $1,000 40, = ~ = - ~
pn ,ndai:y nih ssement ma res
rm;; lge: grounos 3 MIN. 70 v;
ia. s-sees weekdays after . pm.
rambler; rumpus room; fenced;
ping. AVAILABLE Dec. !. ia. s-O196.
PMMlT HILhSz3 bedrnis.. cony.
TO schools. SigU mo-. nice yard'
S0TTT 1RITNGT0IN-2s- bedroom
dix washer yiNs.'i fuli basement; min
utes to Pentagon. S110. KE.
S-4163.
house, s rooms and bath; Allen
town, Nd, CY. 1921 after q !. m.
NsTTIN IIFI 6e6rms ~
baths. Ice. Nv. rm. with fireplace.
lge. family rm. with fireplace,
garage, nice kit. on nearly I acre;
per mo. FL. 6-404s. or FL. o-3l2g:
WE HAVE SEvERAI. NICE 9 and
Z room vacant homes, Walter
New cond. RA. $500.
TippFI M0NTG0MFRY C0-Conv
AZ Louses hedrms iiv
r ~ Ain rm cit bafh' Ami.
can Diamond 9-4O71. after q pm.
FAILS CHTTR01-3 hedroor,S- / u
hafhs mn Basement with rec rnl.
Isnred rear yarfi. close TO Lee
Highway: Si35. 40 others, Call
joseph W. Seay Co, lib v. BrSad
St., Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-2620:
lee corner lot. gar. block to bus,
; ;T I ssRSSIi S s T mo- JAM Mo N
RETH. HTLLMEAD = Controlled
Community, near NH and Naval
Hosp; . bedrms. and bath on ist
floor: unfin. dorm. 2nd floor.
sls SS Per mo %o7 Oh 4-s 30, ..,.,.
SaraTe, stable for riding horse.
CHEVY Chase. 500. OIL, 2-OS5a,
1F1IHS rHPF RIM eTceIIenf
o cnrd,t;cr. S11o no Erwin
REALTY s Co. wa 7-OSs4' eyes,
aS - S;SSSEv 6o-,se
1 ~, ~, AZ ~, III hearms
~. LIN s;.t.E:.y ~ sttIr. lee
s sils gssdn' rerch Tot'wstsr heal:
iSa IN nser shon and transp
me me- nice home: SiS5 per
ADJ Ci.-srdo5- bedrr d.
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LIKE NEW-6-rm. brk. rambler
with full bsmt.; on level fenced
lot. 50xl 8; Randolph Hills; FILA
approved; S1,150 down. BEERS
pP0q III k-TR10
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LII u 44AfA|>&A
Split-Level, 4 Bedrms.,
5 Baths, Rec. Room,
2, 200-Sq.-Ft. Living RIM.
Eye-level stainless-steel range;
14-ft. reier.. cleo. dishwasher and
garbage disposer.. stainless steel
sink, birch cabinets, space IN
colored bathroom iixture S;. 4 II; .s ana
nets. glass shower door.
sliding closet doors. Venetian blinds,
fully screened. 30-in. attic fan,
mercury switches, 10'xo0' concrete
patio: large lot, beautifully land
scaped.
NeW-Never Occupied
Purchaser Paid over S2S,O00
To an Acceptable Tenant
Rent $3.50 Per Month
out wis. ave. "a mi, past Naval
HOsp LEFT on IN, Alta w Vista rd ter one re
5000 (key at 5Q04l: or phone EN-.
3-9023 or JE. 2-2S1O.
COLORED-REDUCED RENTALS
. Ilno.f OolAAtss NOO0A IAOVs
1858 Kalorama I'd. n.w.-6 rms.
front porch. $40. Dl. 1924.
COLORED-IOO5 QUEBEC PL. NV.
sis mo. ~. 2-sS61.
COL0RED-1l09 RHODE ISLAND
bsmt. row brick: ii rms. and bath,
oil heat; completely redec. Only
$40 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, MA.
S-2321.
COLORED = 1908 KENYON ST.
N.W.-6 rms. and bath. gas hot
water heat; 500 per month. Call
RA. $1,000.
COLORED-263O UNIVERSITY PL.
sii0 per mo. ST. 5.3657.
COLORED-6 RMS. BATH; 18th
an ana I : sts; NV; s7s per month
C0LORED-74e 18th ST. Sc.
Nice e;rm; % house. n. 5000 cong.
family rRi Ais sio o. Good refs. Ii. s.
7043, wILLoUGHBY REAL Es-
TATE co.
COLORED-I4O4 BELMONT ST.
N.W.-Newly decorated; o rms. <.
EDMUND M. -o'sULLIyAN, 140l
Eve st. NV, MA. s-7S4s.
c OIL OR Z D-NEAR 18Th AND
FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-3-story
brick home; newly redecorated: .
Ice. rms, 2 baths: full bsmt., oil
heat: only $106 mo. Mr. NEU-
MANN. Ma. s-232l.
COLORED-I4is r. !. AVE. NV.
-3-story and bsmt. semidet.
brick home; 10 rms. g bathsl.
ri %h h' NsEu x AsNlsss' N 2niss s5lfi. mo-
COLoRED-s43 HAMILTON ST.
M NV 5.sy si rSoT %o 0 an s sst
c ole ED, ,m sth !, 81 t,l Nw0
(2 baths), hot-water heat; COM
pIsstelyS r TsSse; opiy $50 sNs 90 mo
COL0RED-5030 BENNING RI.
S.E,-Semidet, brick; 8 rms. and
bath; cow. location; fun bsnt.
Wy, l I.oni2,s s' sec isti !, si esii
CoLoRED-oPEN-Inspect today.
2:S yarns s,a r 81 nSt.sib. N spal
BIKE REALTY co" Ma. $3.50;
ewes, wo. 6-91OO,
COLORED--5aI SHEPHERD ST.
N.W.-5 rms. kit. and bath, S125.
Key at once. FLOYD :. DAVIS
CO., 1920 X st. NV. MA. s-03b2.
COLORED-I385 G ST. N.E.--3
rms, XII. and bath: gas h,-v.h.;
$40: ref. REQ, ST. 3-4ls4.
coLORED-RENT AND BUY
Upper n.w.-Three-be CO.
loniai brick; 3 porches; full bsnt j
auto, heat. Put those rent SSS
70 "0T 10. e-1oso, Ju. s-p4z7
coLoRED-i41s c ST. Sc.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $4,000
coLoRED-3 APTs.-s125 .
as Bryant st.. n,w.-1l rms. :
baths, gas heat, 2 stories. 2-cer ger,
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA; 3-s3OO
cOLORED
ell2 18th q. avis rms, a. 2
rooming house or large family
Sl25 mo.
1870 Coreoran 81. n.w.-lo rms.
2 baths. oil h.w.h.; suitable toI
large family or rooming house: SllO
mo. Call Du. 7-360l.
COLORED-CALL NOW
WE HAVE SEVERAL NV, HOMES
FROM q RMS, TO . RMS,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX, Fl. Belvoir area on U. g.
Rte. IL bedrms., SS3 mo- JE.
4-l440.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Consress-
mans beautiful furn. 5-bedrm;
home. Avail. for Dec. $3.50; Call
Capitol 1871, Ext. AGO, begin
ming Monday.
ARL. -Two-bedrm. brick; basement.
nicely. furn.; 10 Minis. to D. e.
Move in at oncel $3.50. IA. 2-0526.
BUCHANAN NV, 512-S rms. 2
baths made into apis: full bsmt.;
auto neat and washer; Sl50 mo.
ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 1887.
CHEVY CHASE (Wakefisldl--Brick,
three bedrooms. 2 baths. screened
porch, powder rm., rec: rni.; maids
J. voIikMAN. EN-. s-es70, -
S. ARL:-e bedrms;. nicely furn;
Pentagon. 0deal 3 guys-3 Girls |;
Sl65 mo. utils. incl. ia. 2-9021.
MODERN FUkN., WALKING DIS.
TANCE NAVY ANNEX, PENTA-
CON. Two-bedrm. brick, nicely
tur r9' incl. TV' Svtoa; . Ess9sr' oil
1924 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-3-bed-
h.-w.h.: schools; $l65. La, 6-1455:
WALTER REED AREA-Expensively
furn., detached brick, modern 3
and bedrms. Gas heat, yard,
garage, porches. rec. rm. Lease
] to 2 years, $3.50 mo. Owners
s isaviSSs .s4 Slsy, s'r0uD Ae~'', w.
DISTRICT, NV homes avail
able: 3 or more nedrmS;S; oss o. fr
$3.50. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD tCol.,
USA. Ret.), Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
ARL.. n, mr., Military rd;. Loreom
wash .ani mr.. O sshis.; 5000 ia. 1857.
SILVER sPRING-Mod. 4 bedrms..
4S6aths, rec, Tn,;. Dali s., on n ws,I,
handicapped grounds; vac. $3.50.
ewes. Mrs. Lee, I'M. 10000.
CHEVY CHASE = s-rm. detached
home, in spacious grounds Just
north Of Chevy Chase circle. west
Of Conn; center-hall plan, powder
room on LIST a.; beautifully. furn. !:
available for 9 mos. at $225 mo.
I Isgse eti s,, BY apgGtr can Az A. 1 e.
sat oG and sun. OIL. s-s474.
ROCKVTLLE-3-bedrm. firn. rannb-
Ter. Az mi. NH. -immed. occup..
SI35 mo. Also 3-bedrm. unfurn.
rambler, 500 mo. Immed: occup.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, Realtor,
1896 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123.
DEANWOOD
1920 .4sth st. ne, - Lily. nm,
kit. . bedrms., small porch. Can
be seen between Q and ! Fri, sat.
and Sun. Kew at 1046 4Sth st. ne.
ZAGAMI REALTY IL 7-QS77
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9 BEDROOMS

18th and Columbia I'd. Leigh
foyer, screened porch. air eondi-
tioner. Price reduced for quick sale
at $4,000, with $4,000 cash; bal
ance, SIS per mo. LYMAN G.
DELE & CO.. INC, ST. 3-3520.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COLORED-S5e5 DOwN-vacant
5 redecor. term. semidet. brick.
Porches, powder rms, rec. rms,
gas heat. RA. 6-6912. ia. 9-4679
COLORED-OWNER MUST SELL
Nice, redec, 6-rm. -and-bath home
very small cash and Just take over
my pymts. OWNER, Mr.. OTTO,
VIII. 6-S257. Elk. 3-355O
COLORED-32Is CENTRAL AVE.
NE, blk. from Rhode Island
ave. estate property; exterior
freshly painted: entire interior
newly dec; h.-w.h.; newly piped /;
fuel oil. Main-h. apt: front porch.
lge. liv. rm.... kit. and spacious
bkfst. rm.. hall to . bedrms.. with
closets. full bath and stairway TO
storage attic. Lower apt. on front
ent.; sep. A.: well-lighted liv. rm,
with storage closet din. rm. and
kit, hall TO 2 good-size bedrms; :.
with closets; rear emit. to bk. yard.
Seller will take 20es cash and COW
er balance in one trust; reas. mo.
payts. Buyer can recover lge. part
of payt. By renting either apt,
Phone DI. 7-67S2 for appoint
ment
COLORED-5O0 X ST. N.E.-See
this lovely neutrality-suspicious. house
today. Open evenings. 24s
COLORED-WOODRIDGE
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S. ARL.-e bedrms:, nicely furn;
Pentason. 0deal 8 guys-3 girlsl |;
Sl65 mo. utils. incl. IA. 2-9021,
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NH Assume &IY,UUU 4I2So loan
Brick: 3 bedrms., . baths, huge
rec. rm.l RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-61ll
BROOKDALE AREA few blocks
from d. c. transportation. near
Woodys. This detached brick CO.
lonial has everything. Hail en-
trance. separate din. rm., nice
kitchen, screened porch, 3 bedrms,,
1st-fioor powder rm. and full bsmt,
Neat as a pin and priced right. in
low 20s. Call SHANNON g. LUcHS
CO, KE. 7-lSOO It'll p pm.
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FOR SALE BY owNER-customi,-
built. 3-bedrn:. 2-bsth masonry
M sh@DlsE sTs' w. s as4sss 20
4 BEDRMs., . baths: $4,000 dn.,
bal. sI02 mo. at 4lsgs-Lorely
I'd; mr.. ali schools: S17.5O0.
poNALIpo z; YouNKIN AND co,
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ALEX., TT. Belvoir area on U. 8.
Rte. H. bedrms., $50 mo- JE.
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GREENBEEI-3-b DIX. hOlne
eesepp an Up pee s.. i mo Al, Ts sItii.
except eiec. Call CIR. 3-4161
hatEeen IN m and nm.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

2O30 N. H. AvE.-Enlc., mod. kit,
ilge. closets. switchbd. -elev.; reas:
$1,000 dn. no. 2-32o0. Apt. 400.
ARL., Sc bedrms., laund. and
parking facil., bus ct door, pets
allowed, ia. $500.
2I22 CALF. 81. N.W.-splendid
2 bedrooms. kitchen, bath and
porch. Call Miss Candy. EN-. 2
593s. j. BUXTON AIKEN. EN-.
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COLORED-I4O4 BELMONT ST.
NW.-Newly decorated; Q rms. <.
and B.: h;,w.h;: refs; reg. s9S-
rye st NV MA 9-7a4a
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APIS. UNFURM--vA.

s. ARL.--1 bedrm,. liy. rm. viii
din. area; cor. apt. Ind A.. $50
incl utils. IA. 100000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NV. GIRL, college bkground pref,
to share with other girls: maid
serv,; mr., bus. CO. 5-701S.
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SPRINGFIELD, close to Kenvood
tive center-ball brick rambler on
i beautiful Handicapped lot; 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, full bsmt., big pa
ito, garage. Terrific value at $3l,-
500. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC,
OIL. 2-7OO6; ewes. WO. 6-0635.
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VIERS MILL, 1868 dn.--2-bed-
rm. ramb.; full bsmt,- TAMBLYN
& CO., VIII. 6-9334, 10. 5-293O.
WASHINGTON GROVE; from
OWNER-Mod., 2 bedrms.. bath,
sep. dining ing, aI rn, lEe; r. living vim
entr. with shop rrn. and spacious
rec. rm. with fireplace. oil heat:
ideal space . additional bedrms.,
bath. ind a.; cor. lot. 15x200;
not development. beautiful loca-
possession at settlement: $4,000.
IRVING L. McCATHRAN, Ill
Maple I'd. Washinston Grove
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SILVER SPRING AREA--TWo new
3-bedrm.. all-brick ramhlers with
cleo. kit, under $4,000. Diree.
tons: Piney Branch I'd, to, Old
Blsdensnurg, n LET 70 5uckinsn Nap'
KAY. nj hy6oih. -.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc AND NH PERSONNEL - A
cSpe COD din IN Garrett asu Park States;
"a bedrms., . full baths. sep. din.
rm., exceptionally neat, fully
winterized: walk to Holy Cross
Academy GEORGETOWN Prep, pub
lie schools. Asking only ST 500,
$1,000 will handle. 10. 5-36SS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
BETHEsDA-HILLMEADE = Owner
transferred: immaculate 3 bed
rm. brick Colonial: rec rm.: big
enclosed porch; 2-car garage;
beautiful fenced lot. 65xl75; gor-
s ssSSs big s sha Sso trees Franz nssr q
PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-700b.
ewes. KE. 7-13An.
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BETHEsDA-HILLMEADE : Beau
rms: bath on lst a; Large s sx-
ished into 2 bedrms. and bath:
big screened porch; lovely lot
60x150: $20.950. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-70O6;
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BETHESDA BEDRAds,, 4 BATHS
in new brick split-level, cow. to
NH and Naval Hosp. Lge. mod.
kit, den, tremendous rec. rm.,
s5slsSo saT BHTHEsp rnmeq REAP PTss.
OIL. 4-1415.
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SILVER SPRING; $1,000 down, $40
per d moS-bsS TsDj. esief fu GoI Sst
BERENs, Jr. EN-. 2-7s0o. til
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BETHESDA--New brick spllt-leyel.
in color, daylight paneied rec. rm.,
plus gamerm.; lge. G-E kit. with
table space. 1871 LIST trust avail.
Lenders call this prime loca-
toni. Immed. poss. S27, 900. BE-
THESDA REALTY, OIL, 4-l415.
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home. in 4 charming setting. With
3 lge. bedrms.: close to bus. IL
brary, churches, walk to shops;
$500 dn., assume big .4hes
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD.
INC, OIL. 6-7s00; ewes, OIL.
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= HOT-WATER BASE
BOARD HEAT IN new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; scr. porch, firepl..
full bsmt.. 9 baths. Immed. poss.
S2S,950. BETHESDA REALTY
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SILVER SPRTNG-Neat. newly dec
venient location; full bsmt.: only
$4,000 with $500 down. HOL-
MEAD REALToR, JU. $4,000 til
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SILVER SPRING; $3.50 dn.-3
bedrms., sep. din, rn,, full bsnit.
with entr.; lse. fenced I'd; $13.-
zoe. ALLEN, Realtor. RIA. 6-3333.
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BETHESDA. Edeemoor: SCI. S50-A
first offering-and q good onel
White clapboard WILLIAMSBURG
home on q large corner lot; first
floor bedroom and bath, in addi-
ton to living room, dining room,
kitchen; bedrooms and bath en-
2nd floor; basement; gas heat;
garage. This is q very reason
ably priced home for this area
Cali WO. $4,000 It'll Q. EDW. H
JONES a. CO.. INC, Chevy Chase,
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BETHEsDA's BEAUTY = Snow
white Colonial, substantial brick
next door and overlooking beau.
tiful NH grounds and golf
course; exceptional value at 2 $50
or OIL. 1884. THOMAS j.
FISHER & Co. INC.
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MCLEAN. VA.-Modest, comfort
ciIded acre; i-horse stable, chick
en- house. garden spot. beaut.
trees: blk bus, school, stores;
Sii5 mo. LEE. W. CHARTERS,
INC; Agent. MCLEAN. Va. Ell
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sIL. sPG.; by oWNER-e.be drm.
brk. ramh.: full bsmt.. tile kit,
bath; dOxi25-ft. fenced lot: 2 blks.
from school: S13.950. 10. 4-6425.
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ALEXANDRIA-Lovely huge 2-bed.
utilities: pvt. parking, storage,
laundry room: very convenient
Airport, Pentagon; bus on corner.
Res. Mgr, VERNON APIS, S3l
Bashtord lane. Alexandria, oV.
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TT IS PUBLISH 10 FAL HENI
when you can own q nice 2-bedrm.
home with bsmt;. on corner lot.
down payt. Call Mr.. Lawson, 10.
5-4941. with THos. d. WALSH,
INC EX 2-nRhn
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PINE sPRINGs-3-bedroon, l-leyeI
contemporary; walk. distance all
day school; Si35 mo. JE. 2-6773.
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Nv WILLIAM B. HARDWOOD

COLLEGE PARK. Md.-Through-
out two-thirds Of the world today
you can find a University Of Mary
land student studying for a degree
and a University Of Maryland fac
ulty member hurrying to his side
with textbooks and test papers.
Through its College Of Special and
Continuation Services. the univer-
sity offers full fiedged college
courses to $4,000 far-flung students.
most Of them servicemen, at 200
centers in 10 countries on four con-
tinents. The total overseas enroll
ment is nearly twice the combined
enrolment Of Maryland's College
Park campus 100000 and its four
professional schools in Baltimore
(4.00O).
In ancient seats OF learning In
Europe and Asia. in the steaming
jungles OF equatorial Africa. on
frozen Arctic icecaps and the
balmy coral reefs Of Okinawa.
wherever American servicemen are
stationed and whenever the de-
mands for education is made. the
university responds with books and
teachers.
The program began modestly in
i947, with a public speaking course
for servicemen stationed at the
Pentagon. The response was so en-
thusiastic that similar courses and
later all kinds of courses were Of
fered at other bases, both home
and abroad. Since the program be-
gan, more than $4,000 servicemen
have earned tens Of thousands Of
college credits. more than 400 have
transferred from the overseas pro-
gram to stateside colleges and ITO,
have earned degrees at SO different
colleges.
The overseas student can work
toward a bachelor Of arts in sew
eral studies, a bachelor Of science
IN military science. or a bachelor
Of science in military affairs.
Ninety courses are listed in the cur
rent catalog.
For the most part. overseas
classes meet three hours a night.
two nights Q week, for eight weeks.
rye overseas student with pre
exception. takes only one course
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BY FRED THEROUx

There is q strong possibility that
the three kings" Of the Middle
East may find q common bond SUI
perior to the more general bond Of
Arab unity" Such a discovery by
Saud Of Saudi Arabia. Feisal of
Iraq and Hussein of Jordan would
make probable major realignment
in the Middle East.
Such Arab unity as has existed
heretofore has depended almost en-
tirely. on a mutual hatred Of Israel.
On that subject there is likely to be
little immediate change. An indi-
/ cation Of the depth of Arab hostility
to the Jewish state was apparent
during the Jordan uprising when
young King Hussein, while publicly
charging his brothers" in Egypt
and Syria with subversive interior
ence in the affairs Of his kindom,
took care at the same time to place
most Of the blame on Israel-spon-
sored Communist conspiracy"
Basic to the deep divisions within
the newly emerging Arab independ-
ept nations Is the struggle between
the nationalist. who seek new ways
Of doing things, and the tradition
alists. who cling to the ancient in
stitutions Of Islam and feudal So
ciety.
All Are 'NotionoIist
Up to a point, of course. all Arabs
would be correctly called nation
alist" in that they seek fervently an
independent role in world affairs,
free from domination by any colon
ial power. The three monarchs
share this zeal as much as do the
men behind Egypt's Col Nasser or
Syria's Shukri el-Kuwatli. During
World War !. the British exploited
to tremendous advantage this ma
tionalist feeling among the Arab
princes; indeed 1t was with the
Hashemite Feisal that the famous
Lawrence Of Arabia dealt In his in
trigues against the Turks who then
ruled all Of the Middle East.
But to the monarchists, national
ism means primarily independence.
Social and economic factors are
secondary. To the Nasser-led ma
tionalists. 1t means social and eco
nomic revoliition-a radical depar-
ture from the traditional structure
Of Arab society. 1t means a dimin-
ished role for the Moslem religious
leaders and an increased seculariza-
ton Of society. 1t would, its hackers
contend. in time remove the last
vestiges Of feudalism. and, ideally,
substitute modern institutions mod
eled on Western patterns. But Col.
Nasser's Egypt. thus far at least,
is poor sample Of nationalist
accomplishments.
The nipped-in-the- conspiracy
in Jordan served apparently as a
sharp warning to Hussein's brother
monarchs. Plainly, Egyptian leader
ship and Soviet Russian encourage
ment was behind the affair in
Jordan. If successful, the nationalist
coup would either have removed the
King or reduced him to impotence.
Apparently the lesson was not lost
even on Saud, whose oil-rich desert
kingdom appears most stable OF all
the nations of the Middle East.
Existing alliances among the