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Evening star., 1957-12-29

now on. as we fight even more
clever knaves. 1t is for those
who march in the greatest Of
all crusades to actually give
the fact Of God top priority
in their lives-to have God
not as q pious fetish but as
q guiding pillar Of cloud and
Of fire. To have God at the
center Of ones life means
the assurance that in all
world events there is more
than human power making
for Righteousness: there Is q
purpose in and for all man.
kind which ennobles every
human life which is tied TO
that plan. 1t means that II
We actually put God and His
will first. then the very uni
verse. into which Sputniks
have risen comparatively but
an inch above the ground Of
the earth. holds US up. The
moral law is the unbreakable
framework Of all our striving.
And we are held steady by q
power which no tyrant can
defeat. For those for whom
God is the power behind every
thought Of the brain. every
beat Of the heart. every
breath Of the body. it is the
hour TO unsheathe the in
vulnerable sword Of the
spirit, against the terror Of
the dehumanized material
ism running loose in the
world. TO pose the kind Of
power which sent the early
Church to their struggle
against the world" even
though that meant the cata-
combs. until the cross took
the place Of the eagle on the
banners Of the great total
itarian empire Of that day.
In that faith. backed. Of
course. by the mobilized ma
terial might Of the free world.
we can face the future una
fraid-for God is not dead,
nor does He sleep.
Bishop Kennedy Of the
Methodist Church, a warrior
in the forefront Of this elobal
battle. declares; I'VE cannot
live without power. To lift
the fallen takes power. To
protect the innocent demands
police power. To defend the
Nation requires military
power. But the one Man In
all history who could have
been trusted with any kind
Of power made perfectly clear
that power belongs to God
and can be used only with
His control" That includes
nuclear energy. and that
means that dread force must
at last be In the hands Of
those who believe God is the
ruler yet.
The sort Of peace that
some are seeking in the
world today would be q peace
OF death and damnation. But
the God who is the ruler yet
Is seeking sufficient human
avenues for His peace. When
His peace comes the bells
will be heard under all skies:
Ringing out false pride in
place aud blood.
The ciuil Sldnder and the
spite,
Ringing IN the lore OF truth
and right,
Ringing in the pdlidnt man
aud free.
The larger heart. the kindlier
hand.
Ringing out the darkness OF
the land.
Ringing In the Christ that
Is to be.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
SIuveY

Slavery was a point Of
heated argument q century
ago. The Star. on December
90. 1887. reported: "Roor-
backs Exploded. The Charles
ton Mercury declares the
stories about cruelty to slaves
in that city, now and for
some time past being pub
lished in the New York Eve
ming Post with a great pre-
tense Of particularly. are
gross fabrications. These
stories being the stuff Of
which Republican capital is
made among the masses Of
the North (who are blessed
with just about sufficient ed
ucation to make them willing
listeners to and believers in
such roorbacks) are being
very extensively published in
newspapers Of abolition tend
encieS. We are curious to
see how many of them will
tell their readers that the
Mercury pronounces them
baselesS fabrications."
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Fading

The girls Of a century ago
were rapidly losing out. The
Star reported on December
30. 1857. The Star warned:
THE last of leap year. Girls,
do you hear that? This is the
S0th Of December, conse-
quently there remains but
a brief day and a half more
Of leap year: and yet with
folded arms you are idling
away the precious moments.
Be up and doingl Put on your
smart bonnets, your bewitch-
ing gray cloaks, and your ro-
tary what-d'ye-call- ems. and
sally forth with q determina-
ton to secure q good husband
before candle-light! Pounce
upon single men Of the right
sort wherever they are to be
found-in the printing ONCE,
the counting room. or even in
the Congress hall, for un-
doubtedly there are honest
members Of Congress who will
make excellent husbands. f. !"
Evening star., 1957-12-29

The toy balloon was COM
ing into being q century
ago. On December 30, 1857,
The Star reported: "A New
Toy. A Paris correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune
speaks Of q new toy. which
is making the fortune Of its
inventor. and is thus de-
scribed: His invention con-
sists Of a balloon, which ap-
pears to be a bladder colored
red and inflated with hydro
gen gas, but ! am assured
they are made of gutta-
percha or India rubber. The
public garden presents a sim
gular appearance with hum
dreds Of these balloons in
the hands of children float
ing with swanlike grace a
yard above their heads. A
little distance the string be-
comes invisible. and they
seem TO follow the children
by a sort of magnetic attrac-
ton. Now and then O negli-
gent child let's the string
slip out of his hand. the
balloon rises majestically. de-
spite the tears of the child.
the screams and leaps Of the
nurse, and agitation" Of the
crowd, until 1t Is lost to
sight.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Petticouts

A woman took over man
agement Of the National
Theater 100 years ago, lead
ing to comment from q mans
Evening star., 1957-12-29
100 YEARS AGO IN THE STAR

Carusi's Saloon-a dance
hall and not q saloon as we
would consider it now-was a
top attraction for Washing
ton society 100 years ago.
On December 20. 1857, The
Star reported: "Carusi's Sa-
loon.-The Soiree at this Sa-
loon. postponed for Thalberg's
concert, is announced for to-
morrow night. We learn that
the preparations are also in
progress for Mr.. Carusi's
grand annual 9Th of Janu-
ary ball. Mr.. Carusi's 9Th
Of January balls. so popular
and widely celebrated. were
commenced by him before
the hero Of the battle Of
New Orleans was made Pres
ident, and come down to the
present day in q brilliant and
unbroken line"
Evening star., 1957-12-29

The annual New Years
reception at the White House
was a highlight Of Washing
tons social season 100 years
ago, and on January /. 1858.
the problem of crowding
seemed to have been licked.
On that day. The Star re-
ported: The Observance of
the Day. The arrangements
at the Executive Mansion to
secure comfort to the thou
sands Of both sexes who en-
tered those portals between
noon and 2 pm. today were
better than ever before. re-
sulting in the entire preven-
ton of the custom Of loafing
around the halls and recep-
ton room of the house on the
part of green 'uns, which up
to this time has invariably
marked a Presidential New
Years Day reception. :"
Evening star., 1957-12-29

world. On December 81. 1857,
The Star reported: The Ma
tional Under Petticoat Gov
ernment. 1t is a fact not to
be got over. that the most
successful theatrical mana
gers have been lsdies-vide
Madame Celeste, Miss Lauri
Keene. and others. This is
rather a mortifying admis-
sion for us Of the other sex;
but it is a stubborn truth,
and may as well be graciously
conceded. Wen then, Miss
Fanny Morant, charmingly
known to fame. takes the
reins. tonight, Of theatrical
management of the National.
and all whispers. inklipgs.
hints. givingsout, and shad-
owings-forth Of new plays.
new actors, etc. tend to the
conviction that a brilliant
theatrical campaign will be
carried out by the fair lessee
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II49 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
-S125 per mo-: s rms. IA baths;
key at the ONCE of M. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV. ME.
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washington Bldg. DI. 5-SJUU
CHEVY CHASE bedrooms, "a
baths: available Immediately; SleW
"C CHEVY Pri'1 CHASE NoRTH-Ram.
hler. q bedrms., . baths: available
pec Dec si85 Wo. 6-73ls.
GLEN MAR PARKS bedrooms,
. baths: available Immediately;
$50. AID. 4-6115.: c. ALLEN
sHERwIK. INC. EN-. 3-445O:
FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedrm. rambler. Tiled bath,
equip. kit: immed. poss.: sos.
M. Il. REYNOLDS g. CO.
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= 5-room semide-
tached: living room. separate din
ing room, kitchen, LIST floor;. 2
bedrooms, bath. 2nd floor; full
basement. Venetian blinds. wall
to-wall carpeting, window fan. TV
antenna, storm door and windows,
tive neiehborhood, convenient to
schools. churches, shopping. viii
decorate to suit: 500 per month.
Phone JU. 5-070S evenings and
week ends.
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TAKOMA PIX, MD. - 2-bedroom
bungalow newly dec. oil heat, no
bsmt., adults only. RIA. 6-19l2.
TAKOMA PARK-Newly decorated
5-rm. bungalow. full bsmt., fenced
back yard mr.. D. c. bus line: sos
mo. III. $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE, d. Civ. rm.,
din. rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, den,
gar; det.; $500 yearly. WO.
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5-RM. BRICK CAPE COD; 2 baths.
newly decorated, porch. garage;
lge. lot: good area near Falls
Church, $3.50. JE. 2-2665, OR. s.
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-.
bricE Colonial; scr. porch, full
bsmt.; fenced yard: 8 blocks "a
ARLINGTON. NoRTH--older 5.
bedrm. 2-bath home $l2S per
mo. Has apt. up. suitable for in:
laws. or rent out for additional
income. Very cow. location.
vIENNA-Cottage with acre Of
ground: liv. rm. with flrepl.. sep;
din. rm. :. hedrms., full bstnt.: oil
h.-w.h.: immed poss.; $1t5.
SLEEPY HOLLOw-Exquisite g
bedrm. brick rambler for the truly
discriminatine; avail. immed.; sl65.
McLEAN-3-bedrm.fr frame RAM
bier: liv. rm. with fireplace, sep.
din. rm.. 3 bedrms., pine paneled;
full bsmt.; h-wh.; S125.
c. NJ. HALEY, Realtor
1o6 Z. Broad ST.. Falls Church
~
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VIENNA, VA, lge. California type
rambler, radiant heat, 2-car
garage. swimming pool, enormous
fenced lot. Cow transp. and
shops; 5000. ASK-US! REALTY
M IA QI06O IA -CRkQ
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I2a4 INGRAHAM 81. N.W.-s-bed-
I'm. brick. encl porches gar, gas
h.-w.h.; schools; Sl65. LA. 6-1455.
18th ST. NE, 5OO9-Beautifully
furn. 3-bedrm, semidet. brick. a
baths, mod. Kit, large pantry
closet: fenced yard: 1-bus fare
zone: $147.50 per mo-, to reliable
married couple only; to inspect.
phone STEUART BROS. INC. d.
S-243A DI 7-26Q5
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CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod, full basement; close to shop
ctr, schools and bus; 1s min
dovntn or Fl. Meade, via Balto.-
Wash. freeway. Vacant. 500 per
mo. CLYDE R. ADAMS. Realtor
I'm 4-11Aa
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2see UNIV. TERRACE N.w.-Small
garden. 2 bedrms.. / bath, large
Nv. rm. Rent, $3.50 mo. Call Mr.
5oysen at sANDoz. INC, DU
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WOODLAND, MD. near wash
BALTIC. pkwy. and NsA. 4706 5sth
aVe.-2-bedrm. Diet brick: fenced
in yard: trans. schools. shopping
cow. 500 mo. Open house Sat.
and Sun. SP. 3-62I3.
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1918 Vermont Ave.
MA. s-1652 OIL. 2-2l 80
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
1915 MASS. AVE. Sc.

4 rooms. kitchen, bath low rent.
S8s. To inspect. obtain Key AZ
co, a25 18th st. NV. Ma. s.2l00:
BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE
VIII have q and bedrm. va
cancies bet Nov. IS and Dec. is
at Si2s and Sl35 monthly. Make
reservations now. Close to schools.
churches and ) min. from Langley
PARK shopping center Contact MI.
Sullivan at 2t06 Fordham 81. OF
Lewisdale DR., Hyattsviile, Nd,
HA. 2-3420, HA 2-4100.
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725 9th ST. NV.
4222 18th ST. NV.
q rooms,- . baths SllV
THE RIGGS NATL. BANK
WASH LOAN a. TRUST BRANCH.
900 r ST. NV. 81. 3-5oO0
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
7 rooms. "a baths, recreation
room M d al IT'D I,o A BROWN
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1888 Colorado Ave. NV.

1000 OUIUIduU i've, INV,
Eight rooms and bath a bed
roomsi. in excellent condition. Pull
basement. oil heat Rent. 500
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73s 18TH st. NV. DI, 1880
BOT 22nd ST. NV.
Close 70 Georee washington Uni
versity, 6-room- bath brick:
redecorated; s bedrooms. Reason
able rent.
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
T3s 18th 8, NV. DI. 1880
Icontinued on Next Psss)
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SILVER STRING, 2303 Eccleston st.
Oct. brick: 8 bedrm., rec. rm. (;
Ice, fenced lot: newly furn. Call
Elk. 3-22s2: weekdays. DI. g
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APIS. URFURNIsHED-M
icoNTlNuEol

SILVER sPRING-Attraetive mod.
2-bedrm, apt. End n: lse: rms.
: closets, STORAGE and laundry
fac. on busline; sos, incl. utils.
JU. 5-7404
SILVER SPS.-o bedrms., LIST a.:
no pets: couple pref; refs; utils.
not incl; $50. 10. 3-6SS9.
TAKOMA PIX, s415 Flower ave-
ISt-fiF. 2-bedrm. apt: scr. porch.
child accepted; refs; $50 plus
uSils. JU. 5-1747.
TAKOMA PARK, Md, 1900 Flower
ave- -bedrm. mod. apt. hlog,
all utils: $3.50 mo. AID. 4-9746.
LARGE BROOM APT, $50 mo-,
incl. ..tils. Adults. Convenient To-
cation. Also 1-room apt. with
stove and refgr.: utils.; adults;
$40 mo. Gaithersburg 1898;
TAKOMA. PARK. 1O-A Manor circle
Lovely 3-rm. apartment, near
stores and bus; redecorated; $50 so,
including utilities.
HARRISON a. ADAMS -.
o32 K st. NV. MA. S-S3OS
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WHEATON-o-bedrm. buns.: bsmt.,
$50: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: I'm, bsmt
SllO; sale opt. avail. TAMBLYN g.
CO, VIII. 6-9334. 10. 5-2930.
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EXTRAORDINARY!
FOR THE BUDGET-MINDED

ALI utilities included In
reasonable rent
Comfortable spac ious
rooms. with large closets;
includes 3 bedrms. and 2
baths.
Immediate occupancy IN
convenient Alex. location,
on busline and close 10 new
schools.
For inspection at your
convenience, call MRS.
GERAC1.
so. $1,000 so. b-5e22
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEx.-Furn. or unfurn.; 3-bedrm:
corner brick, At FairlinRton, near
fentaeon. Cali XII. s-052i.
ARLINGTON, NORTH, mr.. Wilson
blyd.--2-bedrm. det.; fenced yd.;
Tv; sl25 mo. AP. 7.1263.
ARR. FOREST = Lovely 3-bedrm.
Colonial. scr. porch: full bsmt.;
nice lot Close in. Many extras.
Si65. ACME, ia. 2-142l.
BL Ia rs r., , ssdrT M bath sv,'i
Dec. II, also 2-bedrm home.
Moodlawn: 500 mo; HUDSON
REAL ESTATE CO.. UN. 4-l5lS'
FALLS CHURCH-Rambler, 2 bed
rms, den, din. rni.-liv.. rnn, comb,
kitchen. l "a baths, enclosed porch
barbecue; air-eond. W.: com
pletely turn.; $3.50. JE. 2-oooO'
FALLS CHURCH-Bunealow: every-
thing furn.: mr.. shopping, bus At
door. SIPS. JE. 2-524l.
HILLsMERE SHORES, end Of Cedar
lane and Edgemere dr.; 800 mo.
co. 3.ba06. ia. s-531s.
MASS. AVE. -bedrm.. q
bath home; spacious lst mr.. excel
81. t sn.!s5Ss. EM. 5.44sSo' ."
MeLEAN-LANGLEY AREA--Estate
nj Dishec H'V saoo month. Ell. s-25So
MICHIGAN PARK--3 bedrins; full
bsmt fully furn Reas rent.
ARTHUR l. CURLING, LA.
0-00ol.
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HOUSES URFuRnlsHED


BETHEsDA-wILDwOOD HILLS
Spacious brk. Cape Cod on level
ta-acre lot: liv. rm,, din. rm.. kit,
hedrm. and "a bath on LIST floor !:
oo Ice i bsdr% psrt and Pain a on md
4. {. HouGHToN & son. NC,
l41s H st. NV. OIL. 2-9414.
BETHESDA. brand-new. cost over
S2seog T 1ss sa e ocsSg
tenant; $3.50 mo.-Det.. 4 bed
rms 3 baths, huge rec. rm.. all
cleo. kit; excel. location. out
Wis. ave. y mi. past Naval Hosp
left on Alta Vista I'd. one short
blk. to Wicket terrace. left to
5000. (Key at 1904 Wickett1 A.
NJ. TOXINS, EN-. 3-9023. or
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. BEDROOMS
SALE OR RENT

With air conditioner: IN choice
s e. location. Low down payment to
reliable party; eonv. to everything
Mrs; 1T ToTnsley "; 10 ; S-s7 a. LYMAN glsN
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BUNGALOW, 900 Ridge I'd, Sc. 4
bedrooms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath, basement nice lot; 500.
Will also rent with option 70 buy
GEORGE II goNES REALTY
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NORTH ARLINGTON, Lorcom lane
area, N. Quebec st.--Lovely brick
split-level. 3 bedrms., 3 baths, liv.
I'm. with firepl. din. rm.. ultra
mod. kit, above-ground rec. rn.
with firepl.; scr porch; garaeei
conv. Pentason, Wash, schools and
shopping.
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POWDER MILL EsrATEs-custom
built, 3.bedrm., 2-bath brick ram.
bier. 2-car garaee. porch. h.acre
lot sis5 monthly on lease ROB
ERT 6. DAVIS a CO.. NC" WA
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HIGH BRIDGE, Md. - 2-bedrm.
bungalow; liv. rm.. Ice. kit. with
running water: refgr.; gas range;
space heater: no more than ,
children. Good cond.; nice neigh
borhood; S55 mo. Central s-26S1.
HlLLANDALE AREA-New 3-bed-
rm. rambler; firepl.. Ia baths,
spac. din. and liv. rms. full bsmt.:
S165 mo. to qualified renter. Seen
by Apt. OWNER. Call 2-6 pm.
HE. 4-2621; ewes. JU. $3.50.
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1898 eIst ST. N.W.-3-story brick;
s rms. bath. each floor: resi-
dence or rooming house: very rea:
SECURITY Il TRUST co. ST
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Y. Artist a. and bsmt. Of du-
piex: liv. rm. with freulsce, din.
rm.: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. rm.,
scr. porch: garage; fenced yard;
$3.50 incl. heat and water. CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent. JE
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3398 D ST, S.E.-Redecorated 4
bedrm. frame house: lge., fenced
yard: h.-w.h.. full bsmt.; block
ami OWNER. RE. 5-h3lO.
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co.oP APIS. FoR sALi


HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. 2O6 FAR
rasut ct. NV. Apt. l0a-l bed
rm.-type in new eond: New stove.
reisr. an1 capinets: vac. p 1SsHTs<;
g once Open LOT insp; Dy OWN.h
sun. naon.. iues.. 4: % : Pm.
8. ARL. - bedrms.. top floor; bus
at door Pets allowed. For further
information, call IA. s-3399.
MODERN, Convenient Q bedrooms
air cond.: disposal, dishwasher
balcony. garage: SIT: $50. Phone
ia. 2-636d. 2l29 N. 18th St. All
THE BROADMOOR; by OWNER
Spacious 2-bedrm.. 2.bath apt
availahle: Terms. WO. 6-ll63.
sosa NTW uAWp .vrSFme,.1.v
bida'. ewitchbd: S3.40O will han.
die: terms no. 2-32sO. Apt. 4O7
IIII ,ssS .S1 c0T 1;.SIII nm
Aosn nMD NUL lp M, NJ
aM: OvcIiooAink P1h' iaIks
I a sp.. aeasuhaDiy ptIceu
NV sin.s.ange I,,rSIs sv ,XSTUeS NJ
sasS. Id ~; snd a,,1a -" NJ
a-aageeaa' e'es' anu eunoas' EN-
D. M.
$500, OWNER out OF town. bed
t tm: WING eorhe. aps, ! Neyyiy Gee aee
Nayior Tard.rs io.atior izor -
tatIs csii 'InsN suFf TON
ia Ssi1lO
-, -- :
OfEN. S4-The Netneriands' lSb2
Coiumpia rd. NV. apt, oul-Lge.
apt. 81 bearms.. iul size DIN.
tnr ' and switchhos rg p ssrvics, ev no
chiIdre price 81 soo fiNRrNS
70 ISIS n ~ !, " VIZ RsSEeS
-. = : :, ~. :. y = y. = -,
THE BkOADMOOk-One o. the
mos. oe.,rs ane, n1 DeS. ., 1ocs ,;S
JUN S Az d;Iet; - ~,
ne aSon. s J eu nta
nnI sr"aa .ra sce a,a,iahIp rc,,stshi1
s-s466.
TN nFN C1RnTtNs-4 ros1 at
N sl.a most ~
ant With iSrTe Ivine room. sens-
rate dining room and modern
Kitchen. exeeilent con TITAN
thronahout The mn w;ne afford-
inc sSnosurss makes this an
unusually bright and cheerful apt.
home. Please phone for further
information ana appt. TO inspect.
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800 MO.-Ten minis. from NH
rooms. llv. rm., din. rm., den.
kit. Ia baths. 3-car garage;
spacious grounds. OXIEY REAL
nv pm OC29d. ewes pO 0-O434
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HOLMES RUN ACRES-3-bedroo
contemporary rambler: living rm.
with fireplace, dining ell, equip.
I kitchen Also fireplace in l bed
1 rm. Carport. swimming pool mem
bership. $3.50. JE. $4,000, HUB
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ARLINGTON. S. Forest dr.-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, Ice, liv. rni.
with firepl., din. rm,, full bsmt. with
playrm.: scr. porch: corner lot. big
trees. Wakefield School area. Cow.
"a Corners. S145.
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BETH. HILLMEAD = Controlled
community, near NH and Naval
Hosp; 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST
a. unfin. dorm. 2nd a.. S135 per
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NEAR NICHOLs-ATLANTIC-Brick
2 bedrms.. scr. porch. rec. rm.:
gas: couple. no pets: near every
thing; $50. 10. 3-6SS9.
18th AND r. ]. AVE. N.E.-3-fam-
lily detached home; wish to rent
to one tenant for Sl20 per mo.
For details. call JOHN L. Shell
TON. Realtor. 10. 2-200O.
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NORTH ARLINGTON, N. Upshur st..
l-Loveiy brick rambler. 3 bedrms: +.
lliv. rm. with firepl.. din ell. mod
kit. dishwasher and disposal; full
bsmt.: garage. Cow. schools and
Pentagon. S145 per mo.
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BETHESDA, MD. 1921 Maple ave.
White brick ramb. Two bedrms.
ami bath, gas heat. close 70
schools and Bethesda shop. ctr;
iSlo5 per mo
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OWN AND COUNTR'
TIE. 6-1415

ALEXANDRIA AREA bedrms.
lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm:. EQUIP.
kit, garage. lge. wooded lot: i'm
mediate possession: S1O5 mo.
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TAKOMA PARK-Semidet house,
new condition: bath and half:
vacant; like new; $50 per mo.
OWNER, ia. 0-10lO
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ALEXANDRIA AREA-Exclusive To-
cation on Mount Vernon blvd
Three-bedroom 2-bath brick ram
bier on y acre. Separate din. nm,
fully equip. kit, large bsmt.. att
garage. scr. breeZeway: S175.
Also older 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, bsmt
house with beautiful river view;
$3.50. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
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SILVER Syringe bedrooms:
800. LEE FREW PLATT. u.
n-H.0a IN
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WALKER 4 DUNLOP, INC.
SILVER SPRING. MD. S1s5. e5O3
Black Oak court. lge. 3-bedrm. nome
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Ewes. JU. S-2IQ7.
TWiNBROOK. ND. sos. 314
Nimitz ave. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
ROCKVILLE. ND, S115. e15
Lewis ave 4-bedrm. rambler, full
bsmt. Key at 900 Lewis ave.
1900 18th ST. NV. co; 5-0222
Mr.. BOILING AND ANDREWS
FIELDS, 241S Southern ave. Sc
Lovely 3-bedrm. corner house.
bsmt. fenced ward: immediate oc-
HARRISON n ADAMS 49,
932 z st. NV. Ma. s-s3os
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FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., Ice
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm. Large lot.
3 blocks both Public & Parochial
school Cow. shop, churches and
High Schools. Immed. occupancy.
Sl50 per month. JE. 2-2194.
FALLS CHURCH-LGE. liv. rm.,
picture window, flrepl, din. rm.,
modern kit. 2 twin-sized bedrms. =.
bath. tub and shower, finished
bsmt. Gas heat. u bath, ldry. fa-
cilities. Brick construction. Large
yard: Mr.. schools. bus. churehe sS
mo. incl. all utils. JE. 2-2615 Sun.
after 4 pm. week days.
FORESTVILLE, MD. = 2-bedrm.
house; SOS per mo. refs. REQ.
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ROLLINGWOOD-lst a.: Nv. Tm
and den with flrepls.. step-dowr
din. rm., powder rm.: Ice. scr
porch with firepl.; all-elee. kit
with washer and dryer. End q.
3 bedrms.. playroom, 2 baths
plenty closets rec. rm.. storage
garage: nice yard. $500 mo. For
sppt. to inspect. cab I'm; $1,000
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OPEN. 2-4-The Netherlands, 1859
Columbia I'd. NV. Apt. 501-Lge.
apt. of . bedrms.. full size din
rm., liv. rm., kit. and bath: eleva-
tor and switchboard service: no
children; Price, $500; LINKINS
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FALLS CHURCH, VA. Rentals you
want. We're loaded. 81 to choose
from. 1880 to 5000.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-2144
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$500, OWNER out Of town. ? bed
rm. wing corner apt. Newly dec
throughout. Must be sold. Best
Naylor Gardens location. For de-
tails, call JOHN L. SHELTON,
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S65 PER MO.-6-rm. bungalow;
oil heat, lge. lot; ! or 2 yr. lease.
Open all day Sum-; go Rosemers
ST.. HOLLYWOOD Park. Silver Sprins'
Nd Call III Q-hQA1.