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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

Senator John sparkm .
Democrat OF Alabama. win b
the guest teacher Of the CON-
bined classes Of the adult de.
partment OF Hamline Method.
lst Church At s:ls am. To-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

Miss Rhoda watkins win pre-.
sent the lesson 10 the Fellow.
ship Glass of Business anc
Professional Women at Foundr,
Methodist Church at $3.50 an
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

An illustrated talk on mis-
sionary work Of various de-
nominations in Korea will be
given To the Fellowship Bible
Class Of Chevy Chase Metho-
dist Church at II am. tomor-
row by Glenn A. Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

"Of Faith and Love" will be
the subject Of Mrs. Z. Paul
Sechrist. ST.. before the Trinity
Women's Bible Glass Of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church at
$50 am. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

MOUNT OF BEATITUDES, Israel.-Along
the gentle slopes walked softly through
fields of grass, wheat and wild flowers of UNI
imaginable beauty-deep purple, bright yell
low, brilliant red. GraSshoppers danced at
my feet and gorgeous butterflies fluttered
about But in the midst Of this serene beauty
had been warned to watch out for scorpions.
Who would think of danger while bees
hummed, birds called through the trees and
the songs of Arab farmers filled the air?
Perhaps it was on a day such as this that
Christ gave His ageless formula for finding
contentment in troubled world: Seek and
We shall find blessed are the peacemakers
for they shall be called the Children Of God.
Il. Love your enemies. Howard Brodie, AP
NewSfeatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

of Masons OF the District OF
Columbia. win deliver the mes
sage.
Harper L. Garrett win speak
10 the BOX Bible Glass Of Emory
Methodist Church At $50 am,
tomorrow.
The Rev. Norman Sand
ridge viii present the lesson
before the Templemen's Bible
Glass of Temple Baptist Church
at 10 am. tomorrow. John L,
Eising will speak 70 the Friend
ship Bible Class at 10 am
"The Positive Effects Of Dis
cipline" viii be the subject
of Miss Frances Sinsarin at IL
am. tomorrow before the Rus
tin Couples Glass OF Mount
Vernon Place Methodist
Church. Philip Cross will lead
the Shirkey-Moore Couples In
q discussion Of christian Cfil-
dren." The international Les
son will be taught by Mrs. Ger
trude Love in the Fellow Work.
ers Class; by Emerson Tull In
the Friendship Class; by Mrs
John Hicks In the Harlan Class
by Judge Eugene Black In the
A. B. Pugh Class for Men; by
Mrs. Maude Scheduled In tho
Rainbow Glass. and by Mrs
Goldie Sefken in the Tudor
Glass. DR.. John r. Mock viii
speak to the Forum Class or
'Iraq and Westward"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

The Dawson Bible Class Of
the First Baptist Church will
hold q dinner meeting at $50
pm. Tuesday in the Fellowship
Hall. Chaplain Wallace Hale
will speak TO the class at $50
q m. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

Percy A. crittenden will
speak to the Harrison Bible
Class Of ct. Lukes Methodist
Church at s:4S am. tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

The Clyde Kelly Class Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-24

$40 Mofylond Ave. NE.
REV. n, B. coRRELL, Minister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

centinssd From Preceding Pess
Il . difacult one on which to maintain pose
for any length Of time.
And for further proof, there's the fact that
Garroway's Today show has hired Betsy again to
serve as guest woman's editor this week.
Those early morning cameras are the
toughest Of all to fool
BACKGROUND: Born Patricia Betsy
Hrunek, in East Chicago, Indiana. Her father,
q native Of Czechoslovakia, Is q chemist; her
mother operates q business college. She took
an aptitude test after leaving business college
that indicated she would be best suited for q
career In the arts, where she would meet q lot
Of people" She graduated with O bachelors
degree in dramatic art from DePaul, went into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

stock, appeared In ''Home at Seven" with Paul
NUM-, which closed prior to Broadway, and
moved into Tv. Her credits there are impress
sive. She appeared recently In mo Time At An"
(for Playhouse sO) and last year skipped from
the Sunday night NBC Playhouse to Studio one
and back again. She's married TO DR.. Vincent
]. Merendino. New York gynecologist and
obstetrician. Just . few weeks ago. they passed
through Washington after spending O brief
vacation at the 0reenbrier Hotel In west
Virginia
FUTURE? She has one-nlm-a-year deal
with Columbia Pictures. may make one this
summer. She's also taking vocal coaching with
an eye toward eventually doing q Broadway
musical Asked to describe her voice, she re-
pneo: I don't know; we haven't named It yet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This Is POUR chance to sound oG-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison tDin do his best
to dnstceT questions Please Keep letters
brief Pen names icin be used II desired.
have been q regular reader Of your Televue
Mailbag ever since The Star began printing
TeleVue. It seems to me that most Of the mail
you get are complaints about the shows on "
especially the westerns ! have gotten the I'M
preston from all these complaints that the
people in this area are starting to take TV for
granted, as most Americans take democracy for
granted. These people should think Of Tv as
q medium Of enjoyment, right in their own
homes, which they are lucky enough to be
blessed with, not as a block Of wood that will
always be in their homes, and to be taken
completely for granted and continually discussed,
as to its bad points.
About these Westerns that mothers are 50
frantic about, I think they should be strict
enough with their children, so that they are
not allowed to see these adult (so-called)
pictures.
Teen-Ager.
People pho discuss only the bad points OF
" are not being fair, which think 70 tDhdt
yow mean. But in lCanttnO to Improve Il, they
are shouting the he0lthtest kind of interest IN
It. The real danger Is public apathy.
What should broadcGsttng do? A. Eric
Scared put It on the Emmy telecast. Il should
entertain, educate, tnstruct-dnd insptrei Back
tn 1922, q young visionary named DGuid SGrno6,
,Oho foresaD the possibility Of placing radio
entertainment in the countrys homes. sUTote
letter to 3. W. Rice, r., Of General Electric.
SGrnor, 81, said: II think that the principal
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elements Of broddcGstfnO service are entertain
ment, information and education, NTH emphasis
on the first feature :"
would like to say "three cheers" for the
wonderful Omnibus production Of Christopher
Frys The Ladys Not for Burning" That excel
lent actor, Christopher Plummer, and the beau
tiful Mary ure were simply superb. Why can't
We have more productions like thisa
Mary Ellen c.
Keep stack Of postcards handy and phen-
euer yon see a shoiO that you admire, drop q
card Of appreciation to the netspork. II ,De all
did this, there i0onld be q great many more
productions Of this type.
Can you or viii you tell me why the Lee
Stevens who IL announcer and demonstrator On
Ed Sullivan's show was known In Baltimore, Nd,
by the name Of Ad weinert? Il Stevens Q stage
name? I'm quite sure it's the same man who
used to be on WHARF in Baltimore for q late
Saturday night movie. Correct me, Please.
Puzzled.
You're right. Ad took the stage" name Of
Lee Stevens Dhen he signed the advertising
contract. An Gsy-to-remember- and pronounce
name Is considered q must, particularly for
Gnnouncers.
am writing TO ask what has become Of
Dody Goodman who was on Jack Paar's shown
She Is greatly missed. without her, the show
lacks something.
MEP.
There lOas clash Of personalities and Paer
decided that It Dould be better q Dodv didn't
appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

elements Of broadcasting service are sntertGtn-
ment. information and education, NTH emphasis
on the first feature :"
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There iOas clash Of personalities and Pdor
decided that It iOould be better u Dodv didn't
appear.
Arizona tribune., 1958-11-28

Arizona's heavyweight boxing
champion scored a win over Ioe
Bygraves Of Jamaica, former
British Empire heavyweight
champion.
The 27 year old Arizonan floored
his opponent for a nine-count in
the second round.
The bruising fight was halted
in the last second of the ninth
round by the referee. Bygraves
was badly beaten and his left
eye was partially closed.
Arizona tribune., 1958-11-28
URBAN RENEWAL
REPORT

In 1858 a housing survey by
the City Health Department show
ed in certain areas Phoenix
housing has become SO bad that
rehabilitation would be difficult
and might not be economically
wise because of the many major
repairs needed The City Coun-
Gin in 1854 appointed Slum
Clearance and Redevelopment
Commission, TO study blight in
Phoenix. Upon the recommen-
dation of the Commission, the
Council in 1856 designated the
Southwest Urban Renewal Area
9th Avenue to 18th Avenue, be-
tween Harrison and Durango) and
the East Jefferson Urban Re-
newal Area 9th Street to r2th
Street, between Jefferson and
Madison) as areas to be rede-
veloped.
AS preliminary stages are
completed, work has advanced
toward final plans for redevelop-
ment of these two areas. Ply
sical removal of dwellings is
planned because of their deter
iorated condition. The final pro-
ject plans include: plans for the
physical layout and development
of the areas; and outline of
methods and procedures for ac-
quiring property, relocatingres-
idents and businesses into ade-
quate, safe and sanitary accom-
modationS, demolition of struct-
ureS which are not feasible to
rehabilitate or which do not fit
into the new plan, installation of
project improvements needed to
make the neighborhood a desir-
able place to live and disposi-
tion of property to redevelopers
for development according to an
approved plan; and an estimate
of the cost necessary to carry
out these plans together with
plan for financing the program.
Ito be continued)
Arizona tribune., 1958-11-28
Negroes Dominate
World Boxing Rings

Negroes dominate boxing
championships, holding six of the
eight world titles, and will con-
tinue to dominate the sport for
some time to come according
to the October issue of Ebony
magazine. The article recounts
the experiences of 36 all-time
Negro boxing champions. The
rise of Negro fighters received
its inspiration from Joe Louis.
Arizona tribune., 1958-11-28
Elks Corner

Charles Patter son has reCov-
cred, and he visited at the Elks
Homeal last week. Pat looked fine
and many friends greeted him.
Election of officers of the Will
lam Patterson Lodge No.477 will
be held on Dec. 9th.
Deeward Dobson and Kermit
eagle like that fine, pale ale taste.
More than 30new Bills we're in
itiated Tuesday night, Nov. oath.
Luther Yates relieved those
wonderful mattresses, Rama
Martin and Charlesetta McClam-
my on Tuesday night.
There's a new policy for enter
ing--ring and be recognized. Wis
itors must obtain special guest
cards. A couple of ladies baked
at filling out the age blank. They
finally decided to state they we're
of voting age.
Jane Washington has been fight
ing the virus bug.
Aubrey Aldridge has been home
with a cold for couple of days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

BETHESDA. BY OwNER-4-bedrm
2ia-bath brick Cape Cod: sep.
din. .rm., bomb shelter: near
churches. schools. NH and Naval
Hospital: clean: $4,000. OIL. A.
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COLORED
NOTHING DOWN

COLORED
NOTHING DOWN
FOR VETS, SAYS OUR PRESIDENT
43ll p 81. Sc.
44a5 Texas Ave. Sc NV
sii.75o -. ss3 mo
81 $500 $50 mo
4s4? Ft. Dupont Terrace Sc.
-. 4OI7 D St. Sc.
$4,000 81 mo
l2iS Decatur st. NV
Sl6'SOO am SSH mo
si4.eSO $40 mo
hO36 18th st. NE
a.. $40 Nicholson St. NE '
$4,000 g76 mo
81. o,SS 4s Jefferson St. NE 20 -. :.
SHOWN BY APPT. Only INV
Veterans must have good credit
and weekly salary must eauA
months rent plus $40.
COX AZ CO. RE. 7-l833. DI. T-42b4
Ewes. OIL, 6-1a22
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APIS. UMFURMlSHED-MD.

SILVER ssS r. SnsdS sa;s See sIs 1 n3ii:
incl; extra lge. rms: excel
transp. WOODSIDE MANOR
APIS. 10102 ca. ave. JU. 9-2l23,
JU. 9-43S7.
TAKOMA PARK rms. and bath.
plus rear porch and storage at
tic: near stores and express bus.
$S5. ROBERT z. LOHR, Real
tor. RA. $4,000.
28O5 FAIRLAWN AVE, Sc. Apt. 8
bedrm, din. kit and bath: ten
ant furn. cleo: $65. OIL. 1854.
SIG PLYMOUTH ST. APT.
z in.s;, kits bath; all ytils;; S s5s,
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SOMERSET, MD.

siSrnins sUii s.s,s yeass , elS
uitramodern kit; liv. rm. 21x16
sep. dining rm. rec, rm.. huge
bsmt., maids rm., bath. radio
intercomm system oeoree Hull
ST. 3-72OO. JAMES l.. DIXON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

CHEVY CHASE. 5225 43rd st.-3.
bedrm.. full-bsmt.. semidet.. stone
and brick home: fenced rear I'd
Price, S17.Q5O Terms Call Ma
S-Q34O; ewes, Re. 3-l323. OIL
YER I CARR Realtnr
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3-YR. -oLD BRICK RAMBLER
Sl Io FIN s AYR TAK KS} MIA.a65Ad eK
RIvERDALE

Only $3.50 down, FLA. on
this spotless 6-rni. brick
home. Priced ct FLA ap-
praisal of S11,500: lovely
handicapped lot and near
every convenience, including
paroehial school. shopping,
transportation and parkway
to IT. Meade and WaShine-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
EASTOVER
SHOPPING CENTER

SHOPPING CENTER
For delicatessen. restaurant only
30x1OO only available space in "A.
store center. parking 400 cars;
will gross over 100000 yearly
EASTOVER CORP. 80 Oxon Run
DR.. Wash. ~. 10. 7-1Ol6.
HAYWOOD CENTER
EASTERN AVE. AND VARNUM ST
MOUNT RAINIER. MD,
Center contains 10 stores, theater
and gas station. serving densely
populated area.
Store: . fioors, approx. 43xSO
Il. each. suitable for 5-and-1 Decent
or dept. store. ladies or mems
clothing, music, radio ana TV or
auto accessories or business once
or discount store or furniture store.
Available now. tPlenty Of free
parking)
Call MR.. HISLE. WA. $4,000
4lOl haywood Pl., Mt. Rainier, Md.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA $16.95O - 3-bedrm
and den older-type home; extra
Ice, mod. kit. and garage: school
and shopping. 3 blks. Call til 9
pm. HU. 3-3s00. BERENS. JR.
BETHESDA, close to Bradley blvd
-3-bedroom brick rambler. fac
ing estates with beautiful wooded
grounds. Fireplace in living room,
modern kitchen. fun basement,
level yard. completely fenced /:
'&l9,95U. BETHESDA REALTY
OIL. 4-l415.
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SILVER SPRING
IN OLD wooDsIDE

Large brick rambler, close in,
hrepi., sep, din. Tm., large modern
kit. with table space. 3 twin.sise
bedrms., . full baths. porch, full
WoobsfDE REALTY Co. ~
p-0440. Omen It'll q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
NOTHING DOWN

WA. 7-450O Realtor
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KENSINGTON--3-bcdrm. Cape Cod
with space for additional bedrm. !:
full bsmt.. above ground level,
with paneled rec. Tm.: Sl3,2bO.
kQRzENDORFER, Realtor. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.

NEAR MARYLAND UNIVERSITY
Three-bedrm. brick rambler ALL
elec. G-E kitchen, .firepl. in living
room, front porch, gas h.-w.h.
Assume large CT loan; asking
S15.50O. Call I'll o pm, WA.
555c39O3; ROBERT s. DAVIS Il
NO MONEY DOWN; Landoyer area
-4sbedrm.; all.brisk; new.house
trade. I. D. BURaEss. REAL.
TOR. RE. $4,000 till 8.
A PALACE for $4,000, 5 bedrms..
plus den, 3 baths, all-brick recr.
rm.. 2 fireplaces. large lot, barbe-
cue pit. numerous extras: located
in the fashionable College Park
area; Call til 9 pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS q co. INC.
SLATE i.H am Ro01 =, story sg;cS.. 6eSsr rn,
new-house cond.; h.-w.h.: fenced
cor: trees: S11.500. WE. b-52O7.
5000 DOWN-3-bed Cape Cod,
sep. din. rm.. large porch. detached
fEss spU %th yG skSH d dfss bHa
REALTY CO.. uN. 4-1166. WA.
FULLY CONDITIONED RAM
bler-style home; all-brick eonstfuc-
ton; level wooded lot.-3 bedrms.,
din. ell. equip. kit. with table
space, magnificent rec. .rm,. with
"a bath, (shower spaced. ,tip-top
cond.; AZ trust can be assumed.
< Co. jU' S-4644 ''"
OWNER ALL SHOOK UP-Needs
quick sale on his air-cond. brick
6edrms., 2 full uii baths, Ia large fit..
bsmt., built-in garage, fenced lot.
near everything. Reduced to
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
HYATTsyILLE Two 2-bedrm:
apis. or 5-bedrm., 2-bath, 1-family
home. Price, $l2.5OO.
ATTR 2-BEDRM. BRK. HOME
quick ;IISaaI sale e, $3.50 down. $50 mo.
Pretty 4-BEDRM. ASBESTOS
SINGLE CAPE CoD-Pull bsmt:
Firepl: In liv. rm Lee. tree-shaded
lot. Quiet street. yet near every
thing $4,000. 81 $50 down.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co:
UN. 4-15l5 AP. 7.36g1
OXON HILL-BUILDER'S MODELS
/ Cape Cod brick, with full bsmt., 4
bedrms.. din. rm.. liv. rm., Hotpoint
kit; 2 bedrms down. two fs-ft. bed
rms. up: h.-w.h.. intercom. system,
3 built-in air conditioners; silent
switches, vanitories. A rare bargain
with $1,000 down. Full price.
! S20,500.
Split-level. with bsmt., 4 bedrms.,
! ] "a baths. nm. rec. rm.: corner lot
with trees. S1,550 down. Price.
| Sl8.450.
split-ievel. 3 bedrms.. IN baths.
center hall. nm. rec. rm., lge.. kit,
bow window: utility: Sl.250 down.
All homes equipped with wall
oven. disposal and lift. refgr.,
Formica sink tops. 10. 7-1542 or
10. 7-Is29.
.3aYR; OLD BRICK RAM9LER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

POTOMAC ROCKVILLE AREA.
acre estate, Cape Cod Colonial
brick with slate roof. custom built
: bedrms.. ga baths. pine paneled
family rm. with fireplace. base.
board hot-water radiant heal
throughout: Gear garage: pond
lge. trees. 5 Minis. to new Route
240 eloverleaf TO Acc and Wash
ington. Price, $37 800. Shown b.
apt only. JANE r. KNOX, Ex.
elusive AGENT. OIL. a-hAI1
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BRADLEY HILLS

situated amidst tail trees on
beautifully lAndscaped FULL ACRL
% 9f BRPcK RA HafSLliEIIs was S0 Saiii
for present owner; 4 BEDRMS., 3
PULL BATHS: lift. high ceiling
in living and dining rms: 30xls
SCREENED LIVING PORCH WITH
FIREPLACE AND BARBECUE: 2
car garage. Don't miss Il Call Mr.
DeM .!sII ST 3:5@oo.; With VIII
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$3.50 DOWN, S97 MO-, incl. all;
mod. cleo. kit. dishvasher. dis
posai' "a #. LIZ ,;,,, IN" , 3,6sSrMs
fenced lot with trees. Vacant
S13.5OO. HILDEBRAND CO., JU
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Open Til Q PM
NOTHING DOWN
FOR VETS. SAYS OUR PRESIDENT
FORESTvILLE
1909 Maiden Lane
-, 90! sSs5 s7th pl. East Pms Is, -.
sii'G SHOWN BY Apt. ONLY nv
/ Veterans must have good credit
and weekly salary must equal
months rent. plus SO.
COX q CO. .,..
re E7s.. 7- Ms Fitzgerald, 81 81 s.sss
BIG LIv; R IN. e ism II snss kit sS5
bath. only Sli,150. $500 down.
$66.5s per mo.
3-BEDRM, all-brick Cape Cod
\ for Sl3.950; sep. dining rm,. kit.
and Ice. liy. rm., full bsmt.: !
block on Rhode Island ave; only
8 months old. ~ei
BIG brick rambler. on lot with
125-ft. frontage: 3 tvin.sised bed
rms. a-hiRh ceiling bsmt.. SO
It. long. Only Sl6,9SO. Sl.OOO
down.
4-BEDRM. Cape Cod with 2 full
baths and sep: dining Tm'i iull
are, Only sis.sSO. vacant.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-5e92. Ewes, IA. 2-9O79
WA. 7-S749
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HILLANDALE PARK

Beautiful new 3-bedfm,
2-bath custom-styled brick
rambler. has beautiful walk
out daylight basement. spa
cious living rFn. with flre-
place, dining rTn.. picturesque
birch kitchen cabinets, with
eye-level oven and counter
range. plus many other su-
perior construction features
throughout. Very close 70
MOL and agriculture
farms: lovely Handicapped lot.
Asking only S21.50O. A.
little as $4,000 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

SI6,BOO-Assume q $14.300. 4Izf,
loan and move into this lovely. 3.
bedrm. brick rambler; full tilee
bsmt. and very large kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal; name
b-93oD n It'll n
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tcoNTiNuEpl

FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
AREA,--Spacious well-kept brick
rambler: 3 large bedrooms, modern
kitchen. paneled recreation room.
$2O,960. RUTHERFORD a. CO.,
JU, 5000.
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BETHESDA (Greenwich Forest
Very attrac. brick Colonial: center
hail. large liy. rm.. din. rm. with
powder rm.: 9nd a, 3 bedrms -
are twin SizeD. . fine baths, rec
Tm. and Law. in bsmt. plenty OF
closet space. large corner lot
beaut setting: $4,000 with large
LIST trust. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO EN-. 2-2326; ewes, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

BIG LIv. RIM. family-sized kit,
l3 bedrms., one 30 II. long, and
bath. Only S1t,150. $500 down.
I sec SIS per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

ARL., s.-3-bedroom rambler;
architectural design. Lot sise, g.
900. 50. IT.; 8 yrs. old Cow.
Price. si5.3O0. FLEET REALTY
CO. IA. R-hRaa OF ia. 9-O324.
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KENWOOD

3-bedroom eustom-built brlel
Colonial. in mld-40s. OWNER, OIL
A.HQAl
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CONN. AVE. PARK-o-E kitchen
posSii plus attrsc. custom An. rec
rm. are features OF this immac
2-bedrm. brick rambler; Ice. cor
lot. owner has bought new home
and must sell. Buy FLA, with
$500 dn., FHA appraised Sf4.2bO
y, n BLANCHARD. Realtor, ~
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MT. RAINIER

AZ loan at only $50 per
mo. pays all. after nominal
down payment on this
charming bungalow, on big
fenced corner lot, 2 nice
bedrms.. separate dining rIn.,
screened porch. full basement
with much sought after hot
water heat. Also has storm
windows and screens. Pull
asking price only $1,000.
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- Immaculate Cape
Cod home; unusual rec. room
Tms,, large D mod. I Elt. ana Nv. P p%..
list a.; also room for Z more
baths, spac. liv. rm., full-sized
bedrms upstairs: near shopping.
bus and schools. Yours for 5000
down; S77.27 mo. RIPLEY CO.
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house. bedrooms, ''" recreation
room and "a bath, basement:
fenced yard, screened porch. gas
heat: win redeeorate TO suit ten.
ant AysilsS s s. Ap6lI is.e ssoc Call
B RO o K SIDE MAN WEST
EVANSVILLE 3-bedroom de-
tached brick on monthly agree:
ment: or yr. lease: screened porch;
basement with, outside entrance:
gas hot-water heat; $l90. MRS,
WETGHTMAN, IA 0-T03l
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SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER

NOT IN A DEVELOPMENT. At
traetive contemporary rambler. /.
bedrms.. lGe. bath with vanity. kit
completely modern with table space
ground-level rec. rm. Owner leav
ms. VIII consider FLA contract
Call Mr., DeMelmar, ST. $4,000
with JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO.. Ex
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

Displaced persons in S.W area
$4,000 No down paymt. SOS per
mo plus settlement. NE. area on
Sheriff I'd. Like new semidet. A
real doll house. Clean inside and
out. Colonial cement front porch
LIST. a. liy. rm.. mod. family size
wood tile bath. Ample closet space.
Sparkling hardwood floors through
out Beautiful paneled rec. rm. in
bSmt. Laundry tubs. Auto. Oh.
Lee Anchor-fenced lot. Alum
storm doors and windows. Truly q
good buy. Call TU. 2-4934 Ewes.
la. 6-I5lS, GLENN REALTY.