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liam Davies. entertainment and
reception; Dan Ragalie, Builc
America Better; Robert Wright
awards. and Frank W. Clark
legislative and practice.
X 4
The George Mason Green Co
of Arlington has announced as
ISOLATION of two new sales rep
resentatives with the firm. They
are Howard B. Lewis formerly
with Arlington Realty Co., and
E. G. Chamberlain, jr., formerly
with the Arlington Office of j
Wesley Buchanan.
y 4
The National Savings and
Loan League will hold its an
nual legislative conference Mon
day and Tuesday in the Hotel
Statler to discuss measures pend
inging in Congress relating to
the savings and loan and hous-
ing industries.
x y \
The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board has reported max
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DON'T-Neglect to cover any,
thing in the room which might
be damaged by the inevitable
overspray.
DON'T-Fail to clean the gun
with the proper solvent after
each use If you do not want to
find it clogged the next time
you use it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

Spre Hours doiiv. 10 pm.
Corners erernG shopping Thursday and Friday uB $50
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H.'..'Aa.''" Avsna. At .g'A Emerson s.aass
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Fashion Show,
Musical to Aid
Study Proqrun

A fashion show and musical
program sponsored by the
zonta Club of Washington to-
day will benefit the clubs
scholarship program, under
which three women will do
graduate work at Washington
universities.
The show, to be held at 8
pm. at the Kennedy-Warren
Hotel, will be staged by
Zirkin's, with Miss Estelle
Zirkin directing the showing
of spring fashions. The Mems
Glee Club of the Telephone
Co. will sing.
Mrs. Margaret Busbey is
chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee. with Miss
Elizabeth Franzoni acting as
mistress of ceremonies. Miss
Ruth McRae is in charge of
tickets, Mrs. Lilas Jones of
hostesses. Mrs. Ann Clair
Brosius of refreshments and
Miss Margaret E. Ralston of
arrangements.
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WHY GROW OLD?
Walk Up the WaIT
To Improve Posture

@. Il am Is years old. 5 feet
5 inches tall and weigh about
ia pounds. My bust measures
"a. waist % and hips SO inches.
Do you think am too large
in the hips to wear straight
skirts?"
A. You certainly are not
overweight, probably a little
underweight. Your hips are
within the allowable for a we'll
proportional figure. see no
reason why you should not
wear straight skirts. You
might take hip SHINING ex-
ercises in order to bring your
figure nearer perfection.
@. Il am almost 10 years
old. l weigh 1870 pounds and
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Montgomery County
Thrift Shop Sets Sale

A special spring hat sale,
sponsored by the Montgomery
County Planned Parenthood
League. will be held from noon
to 9 pm. today in the Mont
gomery County Thrift Shop,
1920 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. The league is one Of
five participating agencies Of
the shop.
Board members have been
collecting both mems and
women's hats for some time
and they have been cleaned,
trimmed and priced for the
event.
The hats have been contrib
uted at morning coffees, lunch
cons and other functions Of
the league.
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Legislator
Is Speaker

Representative William NJ.
Tuck Of Virginia, and former
Governor of the Old Domin-
lon. was the guest speaker last
night at a dinner meeting of
the Washington Club in the
clubhouse on Dupont circle.
The legislator who is q
member Of the advisory COM
mittee of the Virginia 350th
Anniversary Commission,
spoke on the topic, 1857
Celebration Of the 350th An
niversary of the Founding of
jamestown" A reception for
Representative Tuck preceded
the dinner.
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also is a qualified Red Cross
first aid instructor, having
taught IL classes since 1851,
mainly with rescue squads. His
wife Dolores is a past presi-
dent of the squads Ladies Aux
Hilary.
In addition to the many
chores they themselves per-
form, the Andrews ladies are
always on the lookout for adj
ditional recruits for Red Cross
work in the county. Interview
appointments for the next
Montgomery County Red Cross
Gray Lady class, which starts
Friday. March 8, may be made
by phoning the chapter head.
quarters.
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Harry Andrews an1ily
Takes Volunteer Honors

There's a family in Be-
thesda that has practically a
corner on Red Cross volunteer
work for the area.
Harry Ivan Andrews and his
wife and four children consti-
tute a volunteer family"
every member Of which has
been active on behalf of Red
Cross causes.
A total of over 600 hours of
volunteer service was given last
year by just the four women
members of the family.
DAY Off"
The mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Andrews, works at National
Institutes of Health in Be-
thesda Monday through Fri
day. On her day off" Satur-
day she serves as a Mont
gomery County volunteer Gray
Lady Captain at Suburban
Hospital from $3.50 am. to 4
pm. She also is secretary Of
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad.
The youngest daughter, Ma
rian, who works Monday
through Friday. serves as a
Gray Lady Captain at SUBJ
urban Hospital Wednesday
evenings. Althoug h night
Gray Ladies are required to
give only so hours a year, she
gave 30 hours more than that
last year. Marian also is
treasurer of the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rescue Squad.
1873 Hours
The Oldest daughter, Jeanne,
Mrs. Russell Lowe, mother of
two boys. is the Thursday
night Red Cross Gray Lady
Captain at Suburban Hospital.
She gave 1873 hours last year.
Another daughter, Virginia.
Mrs. Richard Cross, mother of
a 3-year-old son and former
Gray Lady. who has been in
active since she moved to Alex
andria a few years ago, is
returning to Montgomery
County shortly, and expects
to resume her work as a Sub
urban Hospital Gray Lady.
Mr.. Andrews, the father of
this minded family, is a
member of the board Of direc-
tors of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rescue Squad and house
administrator of the squads
new headquarters at 1910 Au-
burn avenue in Bethesda.
Harry Andrews, jr., is a past
president Of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue SQUAD
and is now on the board. He
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My bust measures 80. waist "a
and hips 35 inches. I am small
boned and my folks are all
slender but / know I should
weigh more. How much? I
am 16."
A. Let's say. 10 pounds.
@. Are there any foods I
should stay away from in
order to get rid of black
heads?"
A. There are no specific
foods. however. I suggest that
you cut down on fats. Black
heads are usually the result of
overactive oil glands and care
less cleansing. If you have
very oily skin you should wash
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Corners shopping Center, Va.
Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring
1924 F Street, Washington

JOSEPH r, HARRIS
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your face several times a day
with soap and water.
@. When I meet a man on
the street or at party or
something. one l do not know
well but have met, l always
wait for him to speak. I think
the man should speak first
but my friend says I am
wrong. We want you to settle
the problem"
A. The woman is the one
who should acknowledge the
ACQUAINTANCE by speaking first.
Your friend is right.
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am 5 feet 9i2 inches tall. My
bust measures 80. waist 81 and
hips Al inches. Please tell me
how much out of shape 1 am
and tell me what to do to get
rid Of what"
A. Even if you have a very
large frame you are about 80
pounds overweight. You should
lose this by counting your
calories and keeping your
daily intake at about 1900.
Your hips are out of line. l
suggest that you take hip and
waist SHINING exercises as
well as count calories.
@. II am S feet 6i2 inches
tall and weigh l12 pounds.
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BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
tThe Friday Question Box
@. Please give an exercise

@. please give an exercise
to improve posture.
A. There are different exer-
ciSes for different posture
faults. One of the most I'M
usual ones is sway back. Do
this exercise. Lie ON the floor
on your back with your hips
close to the wall, knees bent
and feet on the wall. Press
your middle back to the floor
as you walk up the wall with
your feet. Slowly walk back
down the wall with the feet,
keeping the middle back
pressed against the floor. Con-
tinue,
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Hot Show Scheduled

A show Of hats made by
members Of the Junior Wom-
ans Club of Silver Spring who
have been taking a millinery
course will be featured at the
clubs general meeting at 8:l5
pm. Wednesday in Woodside
Methodist Church.
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Alumnoe Set Lunch

The Potomac Chapter Of the
Huntingdon College Alumnae
Association will hold a lunch
con meeting at 1890 pm. TO-
morrow at Bonat's Restaurant.
Members of the Philadelphia
chapter will be guests.
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0:H'. Ns;'..~

A. Windy weight Docron done in bold
and dramatic black plaid on white
background. Necklne dips to q deep
V fore and oft; biIowy skirt Of un-
pressed pIeots fIoots over its own petit
eoot; and the waist is cinehed with vel
vet streomers. 5-l3. 1898
B. Seoop-neck sheath tokes q stoc-
coto-shorp panel of black and white
stripes for fashion excitement; white
chiffon pocket kerchief adds bit of
dosh. Block and white linen-look
royon. Sis. 1913
c. White cotton loee yoke tops the
black linen-look royon princess dress
that falls in q furry Of fullness Ger
tain to be O big fovorte with the Juniors
for its look Of youth and verve. lis,
1875
Young Wdshingtonidn Shop-3rd Floor,
Washington: 2nd Floor. Siluer Spring
and PARKin0ton
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Exclusively
Yours
Continued From Page BIS

continued from rage b.O
flowers! This powerfully
big passed. of posies was flown
here in a private plane from
prominent California GILMAN
Sam Mosher. who took to
raising orchids as a hobby and
in due time turned the hobby
into one Of the biggest If not
the biggest orchid business in
the country. The Wood
wards met the plane, boarded"
the flowers overnight with a
local florist and took them to
the Union the next day where
the orchids were hung on real
-flowering) dogwood trees
from the Raymond Wires
place. and the carnations were
tucked into pastel sprayed
Spanish moss and the paradise
conferred on every table. {.
incidentally. the ball raised
about $4,000 for the Florence
Crittenton Home.
4 4 \
THE GRIFFITH WARFIELDS
were hosts at a small cocktail
party yesterday at their Til
den street house Of spotless
charm. Actually, the gather
ing was in the tulip-edged gar
den which indicated no green
thumb on the part Of the host
ess. II have only q green
eye" said Kitty, II simply
pointed to where I wanted
them planted.
Admiral Warfield's brother
Roy and his wife were In
from their place near Fred
erick, Md. Eugene and Celia
Roberts arrived in evening
dress-so did Fatal Lepkowski.
The Jimmy Gibsons were
there. Natika and George FL.
Imam, Gene Carusi. Fran Rust,
Dorcas Hardin and the Ed
ward Foleys.
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Mrs. Petersen
Is Honored
AT Tea

Mrs. James H. Davis was
hostess at a tea recently In
honor Of Mrs. Wallis F.
Petersen. wife Of the new d.
rector Of Pan-American Affairs
for the Navy. Mrs. Davis is
the wife of Capt. Davis, USN.
also Of the ONCE Of Pam
American Affairs.
Assisting Mrs. Davis with
receiving guests at the late
afternoon event. held in her
home on Watson street. was
her mother. Mrs. d. H.
Kincheloe.
Among those dropping by
were Sonora de Lacarte. wife
Of the Ambassador Of Uruguay:
Sonora de Castro. wife Of the
Ambassador Of FL Salvador,
and naval attaches wives
from several South American
countries.
Taking turns at the tea
table were Mrs. william M.
Fechteler. Mrs. Ruthven e.
Libby, Mrs. Charles w.
wilkins. Mrs. Ralph Z. Wilson.
Mrs. Lawson p. Ramage. Mrs.
Joseph Foss, Mrs. Joseph Bar
baro. Miss Cynthia Hill and
Mrs. M. r. Evans.
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SOUTHLAWN, low down payment.
assume large 81 loan--3-bedroom
rambler; equipped kitchen with
dishvasher: Anchor fenced; h.-v.h.
$4,000 til o pm. PRUDENTIAL
REALTY Co
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F1TlHHEasISILLLE, QPEN 5UNpM ]
rm.. cleo. Kit. tile bath. full hsm mt !,
SooSsd lot e. sie.SSo. f faeel. ns sSs.
ing. To reach: Suitland parkway
towards Andrews Air Force Base
left on rorestville I'd. to Cross st.,
left 3 blks. to b404 Pine ST
PETLRS q CO.. ma. e-0742. wa
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Colonial: center hall. bedrms..
Tv rln;: lgs, liv; rm.. nrepl., din.
s s% IT, s tS tile e. Ss%' b. sSTass
shrubs sis,pb0. VA 5.ifOS'
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rHEvERLY AREA-Assume go o.
detached home: . bedrms . lst-fl
only Sl3,p6O, call ~ 3 pm. WA
$4,000. ROBERT g. Davis Il co.
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i0s 6ist AVE, CAP. HTS. Md
Ice. bedrms... lac. llv. rm.. bath.
I2'x16' Kitchen. glazed-in back
porch, full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.. stair
way TO Ice. room in attic Lee
S fS5Ssr sf fsneeS s IT, B' down owN al
Ike rent, Call 10 2.l725. 22'
Mr.. d. c. LINE-small down pymt.
and move IN this 2-bedrm bunga-
low sep. din. rm., rec; rm. and
p tTsnse snS ss R shop ssp ao
tJN (-if66. WA 7.fi0h5
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs--solid red
brick model house. far better than
new all the extras are in; Anchor
fenced, aluminium storm windows
and doors. stunning Old Mexico
rec. room; Q charming W. Hyatts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

pi., corner s6th sve.-Ah-white
brick rambler. 4 bsdrms.. 3 tile
baths. SEQ. din. rm., H3-ft. liV. rm..
1877. kit: scr. porch: lge. fagstone
patio: corner lot 70xl0n: S24 $50;
extra. 10. 7-307S.
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LANGLEY PK.-AssUME 4e. LOAN;
det. .-bedrm. brk. rambler: elec.
kit. dry bsmt.; AL eond.. vacant.
BUDNEY REALTY. TU. 2-e400.
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LANGLEY PAkK AREA-Loyely all
brick home, can be sold with only
$1,000 down. Attrac 4es first
trust . spacious bedrms.. 1st-h.
powder rm. sale priced At Sl6,-
e5O. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick
With iirepi. N sep peS dIn conn Tm.. W BED:
rms. rec. rm. with iavstory: fenced
lot; H. cARLYLEo de LozIER.
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bedrms. hard 70 beat this value.
AZ S,cs c sGp; ,mm ES S: ana Ter Hs9
HUGHES Co, AP. 7-f400 I'll o.
F pT.; Ivy. b sRIs iS ~. I$ and
i sassd y ssStm r.t rear %or! Ssss Ps lc
TAITxSo Co. TO S-Ssss; after g.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Ever popu-
lar Queens. Chapel Manor; older
type bungalow; sturdy as a rock ::
2 sweet little home; neat and clean
Ssn,rS9n ng $50 $50 per mo; with
Co AP T-IA00 'tii q n m
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Close-In Silver Spring

iOiIl PORTLAND Rp.-Nev brick
split.level. .S25. $50; featuring lge-
w ,, r% ,o With rspl din FT Kit, lee
S ss%s nice Ss;a' l0 rec Close clos iqi
Glen rd,. right on Forest Glen 70
Portland, len On Pert PNEtls a. 70 vo open
Glen rd.. left on Forest Glen 70
Portland. right on Portland to open
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WEST HYATTsvILLE-Det.. c-bed-
rm;: ,,, brick rick rambler fenced; patio:
03i6 .3rd ave.
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BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDALE-Today's
2-bedrm. brick with ex.
RAnSSaSle TENET sttc .,o. rec RIVE a5S
Open 90. HE. 4-3500. W. W.
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0 SSaa.9 i. sAs 1900 f as1s1sL open
Attrac. 3:bedrm.. 2-story Dutch
Only $4,000. HA. 2-7S5s. Coffee
REALTY CO., AP, 1856.
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COLLEGE PARK-Delishtfui 3-bed.
rm. brick bungalow. on Ice. Anchor
fenced corner lot: storm windows
and drs:. fully insulated: $1,000
On, and assume loan balance
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
WANTED

A family with l ear that needs
10 be close shopping and bus. 70 see
this charming. immaculate brick
rambler with 3 eood-siIe bedrooms.
n baths. kitchen with table space.
large sereened-in porch. 36-ft. rec
reation room: level. fenced.in lot
$50, 700.
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SILVER SPRING

s sS,.I 5 gEsNDp pa IT tt Il. T%
sltA n IfO d.s III diS S:m s leg ssaiESs!
ping and transportation. Out
Georgia ave, 70 Piyers Mil 3D., lefi
on Plyers Mil 70 Drum. left on
Drum TO Perndale, left on Fern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
4Ois ! RS!ASRsEEwoop ST.

COTTAGE CITY
(NEW-HOUSE CONDITION.
| Attrac. det. home with s rms. kit.
and bath on LIST A.: Q rms, Kit, and
bath on .2nd a full bsmt. with gas
h..w.h.. level lot. Priced for immed.
sale; attractive terms
~. j. LEE LEE DoNNELLY q SON
ives. wo $685. O'
Mr.. ANDREws-oPEN li-5
New 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, .
baths. h.-w.h., walking dist. 20 An
ldrews. 5153 Auth I'd, Sl7,950; also
q brick Rambler nearby S13.050 Mr..
Herbert with Poffenberger. EN- 3.
OPEN TO-DAY. / 10 =
FIRST 2 SECTIONS SOLD OUT
NEW. ALL-BRIcK RAAGBLERS
Featuring 3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with
large picture window. cleo. equip.
kit: with auto. eye-level oven: bsmt.
fully tiled; located on paved dead
end street. Priced at only SIS $50
with S1.150 down 10 qualified CT.
Dirs.: Out Edmonston I'd. to $500
block end our sign: turn left .
blocks to Goth ave-: right block
to Usage St: left block to Paxton
court and omen sign,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS a CO., INC,
WA. $4,000
ATIENTnV,N NAAFp opnTN<1o E =
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HUGH T. PECK
MULTIPLE LIsTTNo REALToR
1850 New Hampshire Ave.
HE. 4-640O
OPPORTUNITY

Chevy chase-0.rm. brick house,
larss bedrooms. 2 baths. ) poWdeI
rooms, wall-to-vall carpets: at.
taehed garage. for sals BY OWNER
1890 Colston df.
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D dslII [I5II H Iy

1921 BUCHANAN ST.
Brand-new rambler; three bed
rms. baths Il on Of master bed.
eye-ievei oven; full bsmt' With rec.
rm. Priced at only $16,500.
DIRS.: Prom Bladensburg rd.. out
Edmonston I'd. approx. 8 blocks to
Buchanan ST.. right / block TO open
sign.
WA 7.2QnA
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0XON HILL-Sl8.950
THREE-BEDRM. SPLIT LEVEL
Assure big OF loan, low down pay.
ment. Lee. kit. with eye-level oven.
separate din. rm., huge fenced lot:
naval ofacer transferred. go set on
the ball and call me. Mrs. Cox.
lLU. c-s136 or ST. 3-736s. ATLAS
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ALLENLoWN; CAMP sPRiNqs-s.E.
GAPS WEBSTER LANE SiO,s50
$500 &c Gp POL RIDGE nSsEs pr; ossIs3.sSo
c chi 81 Ak REALTY. Re RE' s.SSssee
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, as
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLl

II YOU must be near 81. BeEna-
dette's school and church. this b
bedrm. brick rambler (center-han
snsver' it's IN fine t condition SS Hs
1850. storm windows throughout.
deep wooded lot backing up TO pub
NC park area In Woodmoor Only
81 200 buys u. PHA or conventional.
DIRECTIONS: Drive out colesville
I'd. Through 4 Corners. right on
Eastmoor. bear left TO Whitmoor
terrace. bear left to 21O Wnitmoor
ROBERT E. LOHR
He. 5000 It'll gP.M.. RA. $4,000
Our 31th ". Of Dependable Service
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In WOOdnOOr

Not an ordinary brick Colonial.
but one with much 20 oiier at the
unusually low price flor Woodmoor
OF Sis.e50. Situated on lust about
the prettiest grounds In the area
with stately shade trees this oh-so-
clean HON Includes q GareGe. Ky
screened porch. separately heated
stat plus . bedrooms, full dining rm..
spacious living room with fireplace
and Ia baths. Just the Tight loea-
ton for St. Bernadette's. PiaecreSt
Elementary School. express bus AND
shopping a. Four Corners. FHA loan
commitment Of $4,000 available
JAMES C. CONLEY &CO.
952B Ca. Ave. JU. g-4l34
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SILVER SPRING

1908 LANsDowNE wAY-Lse. Z.
bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod In
excellent condition. Liv; Im.: din
floor: 2 twin bedrms. and full bath
on second; ~ closets. full dayiigh'
bsmt.. lge. level lot. Near schools
;!an 1897 oS. d s1a hG Sss e Ln
downe Way, rieht on Lansdowne "a
omen align.
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PARMETTEs

PARMETTES
10 mi. fr,. d. c. with frontage on :
hard road. Select q rolling. level,
wooded or with q stream and for
the price Of good lot. $4,000 and
up: 20ss down. Salesman on prop
srty all day Sat. and Sun. Gus
mi. turn right 4 mi. past MarthS
Wash. Motel. l mi. to property.
'uFFENBERGER. REALT0R, LU.
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GREENBELT - e-bedrm. masonry
LARGE handicapped yard; mo. pymts
S7s.75 incl. principle. interest
taxes, insurance. heat. hot water
all major repairs. OREENBEL1
REALTY CO.. OR. 3-457l, OR
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cor. brick
screened porch. separate din. rm.,
July equip. Kit: incl; washer. lares
schools and swimming pool. Priced
ior quick sale. Total price $4,000
Very low down pymt.. excel. iinanc-
Ing can be arranged. OREENBELT
REALTY CO.. OR. 3-457l, OR
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SLIGO PARK AREA

us FLEETWOOD TER, 81. 900
arepl,; din; rm, l his,: e = nos
ihes loan may. be assumed. Out
Piney Branch I'd. 70. Dale Dr. left
on Dale 70 Fleetwood ter, right on
Fleetwood 70 open sign. or out
6 6s " S sS &c DS III on On g
IN Onen ainn
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GLAssMANOR = 3-bedrni. semidet
brick: full bsmt. with entr.; fenced
yard: less than 4 yrs. min from
Boiling, 20 min. from Andrews. rs
min. D. c.; schools. shopping: avail
July 10. Small down. 10. 7-SSl6
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TEMPLE HILLS. open / to 2: Si5.-
500-This in an unusually well
EspI SSeorm ma ra nIcs , Sn SeeS
lovely liv. rm. with nrepl. See this
II "Ou want something In this price
range as you cannot beat II. DIR. /:
Branch ave. right on St. Barnabas
I'd. approx, 3 mi. turn left on
selby lane TO property. CRI6MOND
REAL ESTATE tRealtorO. RE. g.
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HYATTsviLLE-cail. see and make
an ofier on. this 2-bedrm.. brick
500. 900 down; can assume high
Oh loan: bSmt.. equipped kitchen
and other extras. only q yrs. old
THE PERRY BOSWELL Co. WA.
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WV ontHk nNE. nnEn
pansible brick rambler, IT'S In new
house condition. and can be .pur,
chased on easy conventional Of
EHA terms: y has a large livinl
kitchen with dishwasher and DIS
posal sereened porch; paneled den
III; t Il. INST p etsfin Sst a sIS 30
don't be late, THE PERRY BOS.
WELL CO, WA, 7-4b0O.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA :
Forced sale compelS owner to sci
for $1,000 under market; spae
brick rambler; 3 yrs. old; Q rms.
cM baths, all-eiec. KIT, storm
windows: Reduced q 81 900; Cal
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FORT MEADE-LAUREI-2-yr .-old,
raneh-style house. on 2 full acres
OF land: bedrms., very desirable
loo. 3 mi. from NeA. sacrifice at
$l2.500. For directions. call FIDEL
WatOrloo Nd, DIAM
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TAk0MA PARK AREA-o4-bedroom
down; BALANCE. sei II ii'T per month MONTH
including principal and interest:
bsmt.:. big kitchen. all equipped (;
shaded. elevated lot with view OF
surrounding area: owner says sell
quick. no reasonable offer refused
Thu PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA.