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Mr.. Hall Takes a Bow

Relatively few national chairtnen Of
political parties are remembered when
history is being written. But in modern
times the name Of James A. Farley in
evitably is associated with the dramatic
presidential victories Of Franklin D.
Roosevelt in 1882 and 1886. And it is al
most equally certain that the name Of
Leonard w. Hall will figure in similar
fashion in future recordings of the first
administration and the reelection Of
President Eisenhower. For while Mr. Eli
senhower has conclusively proved his per-
sonal appeal to the American electorate,
it is Mr.. Hall more than any other sim
gle individual who made sure that this
popularity was translated into political
success.
In doing so, Mr.. Hall clinched his
reputation as an "old pro" in politics.
Taking over the Republican Craftsmanship
early in the first Eisenhower administra-
ton, he brought to the job both expert
ence and skill as political organizer.
Those who advocated his appointment
to the post-notably G. O.. P. leaders on
Capitol Hill-were aware of these quail
ifications, even if the country at large
was not. AS he leaves the Craftsmanship,
the recognition is assuredly broadened.
Mr.. Hall has not disclosed his plans
for the future. The most widespread
speculation centers upon the likelihood
that he will return to serve further in
the Eisenhower administration, perhaps
in a Cabinet post, and that he may be
of New York in 1858. Whether this turns
out to be the course taken, 1t is prob
able that Mr.. Hall will be seen again
and prominently on the national political
scene.
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Authors of Civil War

Embedded in your very
reasonable January 8 editorial
Authors OF Civil War" on
violence in Ireland, is the fol-
lowing statement:
THE preference of the
North Irish counties to remain
within the United Kingdom
was their own free choice, one
of self-determination. made
long before Fire became an
independent republic
While my sources of in
formation are, I must admit.
partisan, I have always un-
derstood that:
/. Only six of the nine North
Irish counties are in the
United Kingdom.
2. The counties now included
in the British portion were
not permitted separate pleb-
iscites for each county.
3. 1t is certain that three Of
the six counties under British
rule would vote for union with
Fire.
4. Only one of the three
other counties, that is, Antrim.
which includes Belfast City,
would certainly vote for union
with Britain.
S. AS large an area as pos
sible was forcibly included in
the Northern Ireland area as
could be without endangering
the dominant electoral power
of Belfast.
6. That where those who
favor union with Fire are
numerous, their influence is
minimized by extensive gerry
Wandering within the overall
gerrymander. and at times by
attempts at intimidation.
II these statements are
substantially true, at least one
half, and perhaps more, of the
area Of Northern Ireland did
not have free choice, one Of
self determination"
If this is true. I respectfully
suggest that you owe the pub
lie another editorial to modify
your statement.
Frederick G. Turnbull.
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THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

is pretty difficult to under
stand.
These curious animals have
a long lineage, going back to
distant lands and times.
They are not upstairs in the
world.
Once their kind was held
in reverence and whole cities
Tin Egypt were named in
their honor.
X X X
When Grand Paw suddenly
develops a desire to make a
grand noise at the back door
it may be in answer to long
lost memories.
1t may be nothing more
than a desire for something
to eatl
The curious part is why.
after all these days, he sud-
denly wishes to spring up.
The clatter may be Incl
dental. caused by the failure
of a human carpenter to make
the screen door fit nicely.
TOO much play there" we
say.
Grand Paw says nothing.
He leaps.
r.
Only one cat, in our expert
ence, utilized his leap to
get in.
Watermelon. as We called
him owing to his broad stripes
running lengthwise, rather
than around.
His other name was Catnip
Pig. due to his liking for that
dainty.
Watermelon would leap up,
hook his claws in the screen.
then leap backward, carrying
the door open with him.
Before it could close. he
would dart into the kitchen.
Grand Paw disdains such a
trick.
His evident desire is to get
attention.
Here I am" his chatter says.
Where is the food?"
None of his friends thinks
for a second he has any other
idea of coming to the house.
This is. he has found, in the
curious way of cats. where food
is to be obtained.
This is, he seems to say, the
he or she who will. in the Curl
Gus way of humans, produce
something to eat when l knock.
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sibility of a shield for CRAWL
rational forces"
X X X X
The sun-power still which
can convert salt water to
fresh water economically IN
large quantities, upon which
the Interior Departments Of
flee of Saline Water has been
fostering research for the
past three years, may be near
ing actuality.
Ultimately it might be of
revolutionary significance in
the irrigation of deserts
where no fresh water is avail
able and solar intensities are
high. There are such areas
in the American Southwest.
Sun-power costs nothing.
Small capacity stills can be
produced. The problem has
been to produce large-capacity
ones at moderate cost which
will last indefinitely.
PlasticS Cheaper
One means of increasing
output is by multiple effect
distillation in which the heat
absorbed in evaporation is
made to evaporate additional
water instead of going to
waste DR.. Maria Telkes, of
New York University, long a
prominent worker in the field
of solar heat utilization de-
vices, now has devised a To-
cycle still, under contract with
the Interior Department. The
device is based on an earlier
patent by a Bureau of Stand
ards physicist. From a given
area exposed to sunshine the
device can produce about six
times as much fresh water as
a single-cycle still.
A possible way to reduce
costs is to use plastic mate
rails with specially designed
properties. Recently several
new types have become avail
able, chiefly through the Du-
pont Co. One, it is estimated,
will stand up for 10 years I'M
der outdoor exposures. The
company has signed an agree
ment to provide materials for
prototype stills approximately
two feet wide and 100 feet long
for experimental tests.
Cooperating in the Ameri-
can project are the govern
ments of Spain, Morocco and
Algeria. Some of the material
will be supplied to scientists
in those countries.
Several other solar stills are
being developed in cooperative
investigations.
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Soyonuru

SdyondrG, mn dearest one;
Since it must be that you 90
on
and I remain.
RI not complain
II you bat matt for me, beyond
the stars
beyond the sun.
The tender words I meant to
speak
YOU cannot hear;
The tears that fH my eyes
you cannot see.
Your soul scars free
Beyond the ken Of earthly
JOY or ca, thly fear.
Sayondrd, my dearest one:
Pray tDdit for me, beyond the
stars
beyond the sun.
Moy Guyther Lonmon
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WSTA'S IN SCIENCE
A Negative Report on 'Anti-Grovity'
By THOMAS r. HENRY

Apparently , there is no
"anti-gravity"-long beloved
by science fiction writer's in
the field of space voyaging.
The general idea was that
gravity might be like cleo
tricity, with objects positively
or negatively charged. Only
one kind Of gravity of course.
ever had been known on
earth or in the universe. APP
parently it was universal
throughout creation
Different possibilities, how
ever, came to the fore with the
demonstration few months
ago of the actual existence of
the long-postulated anti
matter" - that is matter
whose atoms consisted of neg
atively charged nuclei, or neg
atrons, instead of positively
charged protons. and posi-
lively charged POSITIONS in
stead of negatively charged
electronS as satellites.
If such an atom came in
contact with a normal atom
both would instantly be an
initiated, or changed into
energy. For any appreciate
masses this would mean an
unprecedented explosion. Re-
cent calculations have indi-
Gated that the actual amount
of anti-matter in known Gre
alton is extremely minute.
Even so it may be responsible
for some of the titanic ex-
plosions Of stars, known as
supernovae, which have taken
place in the Milky Way galaxy
a few times in the time of
man but which apparently are
not infrequent in the universe
as a whole.
Theorists Busy
Would the laws of gravity
obtain between matter and
anti-matter? Would masses
attract or repel each other?
In other words, did negative
matter have anti-gravity?
The questions could not be
answered experimentally be-
cause. fortunately, no negative
matter is available and, in all
probability. never will be.
Theoretical physicists, how
ever, have been busy with
calculation.
A first report has just been
made to the American Asso-
citation for Advancement of
Science here by DR.. D. c.
Peaslee, Purdue University
physicist. He reaches the con-
clusion: "Gravitational charge
has only one sign. This i'm
mediately negatives the pos
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.


Dear Sir:
II want to tell you how very
much we enjoy your fine
column.
1T is, indeed. a pleasure to
look forward to 1t, after the
grim events on page one.
Being a native Washing
tonian, as Templeton Jones is,
the old customs and neighbor-
hoods are pleasant to hear
about.
And Grand Paw-more
about him, please. He sounds
like a grand cat gentleman.
"A most happy holiday sea-
son to you and yours.
Sincerely, M. A. T.
"P. S.-We have three cats
a white smooth old fellow, a
Zsa Zsa white Persian fluff
and a baby apricot kitten"
Grand Paws latest activity
is a thunderous attack on the
back screen door.
This is done by many cats,
but by few with such clamor.
Part of this is due to a play
in the screen.
But most of the noise rs due
to Grand Paw, himself.
He usually does what he does
with vigor beyond the call Of
feline duty, as if to inform the
Gagged cats indoors that this IS
the way a regular fellow
should act.
Wham!
Out of silence, comes this
mighty noise.
There is thunder at the door.
and away spring the indoors
cats from their salmon' bowls.
Usually they slip and slide
on the linoleum, failing to get
traction.
1t is a small example of
what the ancients used to call
panic terror" probably as
good a thing to call it as any.
Sometimes, in theater fires.
it becomes a tragic thing.
1t is part of the herd mind,
our inheritance from the past,
before individuality had been
born.
i;
Grand Paw has sat at the
back door for about three
years without springing up on
the screen.
What motivates him now?
The cat mind, as the human,
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Riqht to Work
Frank Christopher.

II our lawmakers were real
~ sincere in the matter Of civil
rights. let them enact laws re-
storing freedom to labor. Let
them restore the basic right
Of man to work Y .thout in
reference, coercion or DOM
ination by a labor union. Let
their professed II al for civil
rights" be matched by action
liberating the union slave. In
other words, abolish tn e
union shop.
s. X. Bauer.
st. Marys City, Md.
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verse? What Of the case of,
say, a handful Of white
students being forced by un-
realistic school coming rules to
attend a predominantly COL
ored school? Is there no ad-
verse psychological effect on
them, Or aren't the eminent
justices concerned? AS a
matter Of fact, even our school
administration has tacitly rec
ognized this. Many children
have been granted permission
to go to school out of their
zone because of Hardship"
reasons.
Stupid and ill-considered as
the decision was, it was not
as stupid and ill-considered as
the way in which it has been
carried out by the school au-
thorities in the District. BY
their unseemly haste to COM
ply with the decision, thereby
appeasing the NAACP, other
pressure groups, and a certain
former school board member,
the school authorities not only
jumped the gun but went
further along the road of in
tegration than was necessary.
The court had not even spelled
out the manner of compliance
when the D. C. schools began
to integrate. And although
nowhere in the decision was
forced indignation" required.
a system of arbitrary zones
was set up. Compare this
chaos with the much more
sensible manner in which some
other systems have complied.
d. c. Parent and Teacher
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@. Who started Sun Valley,
Idaho?-B. d.
A. Now an internationally
famous year-around sports
and recreation resort, sun
Valley was developed by w,
Averell Hartman and the
Union Pacific Railroad. Be-
fore the site of this resort was
chosen, experts explored whole
States looking for an ideal
location.
@. Why do sheets OF paper on
a printing press sometimes
stick together and sometimes
fly apart?-L. /.
A. Paper misbehales when
static electricity is bliilt up.
The charges may BIZ negative
or positive. Charges of the
same kind repel. charges #
opposite kinds attract. When
fleets of paper stick together
or stick to parts Of the ma
chinery, CHI rges OF opposite
polarity are present. If the
sheets repel each other, the
static is Of the same polarity.
In too dry paper, static
charges are created by friction
in handling the paper and by
the machines through which
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used il
letters carry WriterS' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtion.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BY THE HASKIN SERVIC


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d leaSe
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et75 DOWN buys this masonry
home In Fairfax Spacious living
room. separate dining room. mod:
toilet on LIST door: 3 bedrooms and
tile bath up; Anchor fenced yard.
You can assume large 4Iaes fiTst
trust Priced 10 sell fast at
Sl2.750. Total monthly payments
only SsS. including taxes and In
eurance. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
a.igOU
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HOUSES for SALE VA. ,cont. /,

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedroom
redwood rambler; fully equip. kit.
earport. patio: radiant heat. hard
and Ice. shop. ctr, Price. SI7.95O.
Assume 4lafo CT loan. JE. 2-1429.
FALLS CHURCH--All white: 3 bright
bedrms., paneled. Brick rambler;
sep. din. lse.. CHEEKY kit. fully
equip carpeting in liv. I'm with
center tirepl.; white-fenced yard
with barbecue and patio: $l.9l5
down; FLA military Sl5.425 loan.
sayaREs R SsSsr2 CO. Bib ida 2 RY Fair
fax ST., Falls Church Va, JE. =
al94; ewes. CIR. 3-267f.
AILLWOOD-six-rm. brick: ENGLISH
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EAhkLAWN-WHy ShouIunI you
have the best? 3-bedrm.. lls-bath
brick rambler: complete G-E kitch-
en-: washer and drier. storm win:
loan. Call PLANTATION REALTY,
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INV. . BEpRMs.. 2 BATHS. ree

or family rm'' formal din rm.,
really beautiful kit' split-level
style; basement. superior ia-acre
lot. close In near new public and
dovnii, Price WI 500 Hurry
and choose colors. Phone JE
3-2093 VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC, 1878 Lee hwy.
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3-bedroom brlck1M years Old. with
full bsmt. and garage; 2 full baths
large living room with fireplace
s sep son,n dining room big kitchen
trees. An unusual value: high on a
hill. close to the Army-NavY Coun-
try. Club and Pentagon. Only
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WELLINGTON ON THE POTOMAC

Tapestry brick rambler, stretch
Ing across half acre. A delightful
living room with corner fireplace
separate dining room; fully equipped
k Kitchen with eating space; 3 large
rec. room. giassed-in breezeway and
garage. Don't miss this lovely home,
Balance in easy terms. You viii
really like this home. See II TODAY
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IMPRESSIVE COLONIAL.

In lovely stratford Hiiis. Sparkling
white brick consisting OF gracious
large kitchen, i jalousied heated 'V Sen.
) bedrooms. ia baths. full bsmt..
recreation room and bath. Use LORI
com lane for easy committing to
Washineton This is really a beau
tiful home OF quality and desirable
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TYLER PARK HOME, BY OWNER
Brick, . bedrms, well-e1uip. kit.
screened porch, partly finished at
tic, full bsmt. with outside entr >
tiled rec. area: fenced yard. Mr..
schools, churches and busline.
Sl3,750. Phone JE. 2-3349.
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GOOFED! And this time
1t was the Gil appraiserl Imagine.
3 bedrms.. and den. liv. rm. with
firepl.. separate din. rm., kit. with
nice equipment. disposal and table
la-acre lot for $14.500 GIL And
so pretty and clean, all the charm
in the world. Oh, FLA or conyen-
tionai. It's real bargain. HOL-
LEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy. IKE.
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LONG. LOW STONE RAMBLER

Dramatic Cathedral E"c cei IhnSS in The
bedrooms, . full baths: family room
l4x2O. on lst floor; gear garage
huge lot with tall trees. and lovely
view Of the countryside. Only rs
minutes TO l4th St. Bridge. Unusual
$4,000 49, trust. see this today
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Close-in and convenient: this ivy
covered brick home with bedroom and
bath on LIST floor: two 1871 bed
excellent arrangement and location
for teen-aRe children; 24-ft. living
room with fireplace: separate dining
room. fully equipped kitchen. hsmt.
and garage Only 5 min. TO Penta-
eon and Army Navy Country Club.
Priced S2l.950. FHA financing
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

RUGGED stone-and- brick rancher
on q big wooded lot. True center
hall floor plan with 3 large bed
rooms and . full baths in one
fireplace. separate dining room and
ultra de luxe kitchen with built-in
equipment in the other wing. Full
basement with recreation room. u
bath. laundry and outside entrance.
Brand-new, Just completed and
ready for immediate occupancy
$23 $50 with excellent financing
available, .RTHUR L. WALTERS
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Superior location near the golf
large. bright rooms. 4 bedrooms. "a
baths, . fireplaces. Large easy to
room. fuiiv equipped Kitchen. level
lot high elevation, full basement
Priced Of S27.9bO In S35. 600
1sighborhood. $4,000 cash will ham
RoUTH ROBBINS REAL EST. CORP
$40 MADISON ST XII, $4,000
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,ARRISTER BUILDING

ern All. conditioned once buildinF,
Parking space. available,
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
f3s 18th st. NV. Dl. 7-6s30
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FARMS

HOWARD COUNTY, acres. mod
ernized stone home. 5 bedrms.. ia
baths, oil h.-w. h.: excellent loca-
guest house that is now rented for
$50 per mo. Price $4,000. Mrs.
Steed with. LAIRD B. SCOTT.
Realtor. JU. 9-0420; ewes. JU.
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ALEX.-ROSEMONT
HIGH ASSUMPTION 4iSes
Deliehtful 3-eedrm. brick Colonial,
featuring spacious liV. rm. with
porch. large Anchor fenced lot
PRICED UNDER MARKET AT
81 $3.50. INVESTIGATE TODAY.
AL SMITH REALTY. XII. s-6652;
ewes. JE. 2-0464
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YIN fUU IMNUINE ItuVIHK tHt nat
ural setting undisturhed in new
homer That's what the builder has
hsii.aere iot IN heart Of Ariington
Custom built, 3-bedroom, 2a-bath,
brick rancher with a no-step, walk
out, daylight bsmt, Center-hall
plan, living room on rear. Truly
value. Priced In middle 2Os. Be
first 70 inspect ", 3-2093. WIN.
4 CHAPMAN. REALTY, INC. 6S5S
8.BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER with
an sSSo eI 81 Or Fla 0i possible siSS
Gsli "a, 5-e4OO, BETTER HOMES
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BUILDER'S OWN QUALITY-DuILT
BRICK RAMBLER-Worth much
more than the asking price Of $24. :
S 200 3 huge bedrms : de luxe
light, eround-levei bsmt. h. w.
heat. very best alum. storm win
dows and screens. attic fan; huge
lot with trees; Lear garage: black
top drive. EXCELLENT FINANC-
ING, 9. N. HALEY Realtor. JE.
o-1N44 10a r. pr0ad 81 n n
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
LAKE BANCROFT

Beautiful new brick rambler, 4
twin-sized bedrooms. 8 baths: large
living room with picture window
overlooking wooded area. Large G-E
kitchen. sep. din. room: full bsmt
with finished rec. room. BARGAIN
priced at $34.95O. Owner will con.
slider smaller house as part pay.
THE PICKETT co.
"a South Glebe Rd., Arl.. IA. 5-2501
Pine RIDGE Acre-$28,5 SOC
S BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
A most unusual brick home. Entr
hall. air-cond. liv. rm., secluded
scr. porch. charming din. rm. witt
bay window. > lovely corner cup
boards: spacious equip. kit, built.
in breakfast area: 2 twin-sized bed.
rms. air-cond.; tiled hatN: md n.
3 bedrms. with many unusual built.
ms an LION air conditioner; full
bsmt.. rec. rm.. firepl,, washer. drier
lS-l.. -->1ep Freeze; oil h.-w.h.; ..
car built-in garage. Beautiful
grounds. outdoor fireplace. Posses.
sion. June.
LUCILLE COOK
JE: e-3272 Agent JE. 2-4664
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GERMANTOWN
1000 acres or more. Easy wal
UNUSUAL VALUE

Settlement Of 472-acre Va. estate:
must be sold: 80 minis. from District.
Beautiful view Of mountains. Large
Colonial mansion surrounded with
gorgeous shrubbery; $50 acres in
meadows. 100 acres in woodland.
All necessary bldgs. for successful
cattle operation; stream and black
top road through property. SIGLER
a. CO., ST. 3-72S2; ewes, AID. A
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EASY TO BUY
$i,4g0 down and see.aa mo- will
with Ul s sR5s tsas attic: 6 80 home
School, IN FAILS Church. II you can
gguailfy, for FHA financing. price
w. w. BLACKMAN, INC.
IA. R-RaaR Realtnrn LA 1.orrr
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CONN. Mr.. K

Spacious suite; 3 air-cond.. hand.
somely furn. offlceS, exceptional
appts, and atmosphere; 2 cntrs, ?
rs ,s,, rms PVT baths rs. se S:,n I'm
firm reas.. shown BY apt. CO. b.
AIS, 1914.
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CLASSIC -CoNTEMPVoRARY : In a

Classic COMMEMORATE - IN Q
wooded Wonderland" setting Of
tall shade trees, perfectly planned
from the smart Roman brick and
redwood exterior 20 the spacious.
beautifully finished interior Their
anRled brick fireplace wall with
raised hagstone hearth, big dining
area with sliding glass doors open
ing onto secluded patio, de luxe
kitchen with breakfast area: 3
tWin-sized bedrms with double
closets: compartmented bath, luz
urious polished cork floors through
out. and many other de luxe fea-
lures. IN the exclusive Sleepy
Hollow area and priced for imme-
eiate sale AZ $24 $50. ARTHUR
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WORKINO COUPIE.s CASTLE.

WORKING COUPLES CASTLE
Pretty as Q picture and clean as q
pin. A lovingly cared-for 2-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod, mr. buses and shop
ping, In ~ Arlington. Paneled rec
rm.. large vell-landscaped fenced
yard, diversified garage. Screened
porch. slate roof. This Is for YOU.
and only sl6.S00, EVENINGS. JE.
2.s14s; LYNN THOMPSON, Realtor.
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NAME THIS HOUSE! Not d coioni

NAME THIS HOUSE! Not q Colonial
for Il has a bedrm. and bath on
LIST floor. not q Cape Cod for its
Wh a Vgf !, IS u IT'S honeyi
Screened porch. full bsmt. with rec.
rm., = full baths, extra nice kit.
separate din, rm.. brick. Williams
burg area o. N. Arl.. . blks 20 q
fast bus. Realistically priced at
Sl9.250. HOLLEY REALTY. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

$1,000 DOWN to qualified buyer on
one OF Springfield's fabulous 3
bedrm. brick ramblers; modernistic.
with picture windows, carport and
patio. Located amid lovely sur
roundings in choice residential sec
ton. near new school and bus
Price, Sib.750 SPRINGFIELD
REALTY CO. 64i6 Brandon ave,
FL. 4-66ll.