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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
ENTINEL- MUSTGoMER9 eo9GNTS' Mn,
thursday. October 30, l95s--A5
down central section.

down central section.
The present one-story school
house at the rear of the site
would be expanded by addition
of a one-story structure contain
ing two classrooms.
All other portions of the plant
would be remodeled and modern
plumbing, heating and electrical
systems installed.
The existing gymnasium would
be converted to a multi-purpose
room with cafeteria-type kitchen.
Connected to the gymnasium
building would be a new one
story section containing admin.
iStrative offices and a clinic.
Construction of an entirely new
school. retaining none of the cur.
rent facilities, would cost about
100000 more than the rehabili-
tation job, Duane estimated.
Duane's recommendations were
heartily seconded by Harold
Norris, school trustee and town
building inspector.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
Gaithersburg Elementary
Tear Down Major Portion
Of School, Expert Says

Demolition of a major por-
ton of the present Gathers
burg Elementary School plant
was recommended by archi-
tects to the Board of Educa-
ton this week.
Architect Frank ]. Duane told
the Board his firm favors a
sweeping overhaul job that would
cost about $475,000. The present
plant, he said, is far below school.
fire and safety minimum stand
ards.
The Board agreed to make an
inspection tour of the facilities
November II. 1t is likely that
funds for the rehabilitation will
be included in the proposed capi.
tai outlay budget to be SUBMIT
ed to the Board November 8 by
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
School Board from p. 1
Doubt Is Cast
On Election

out that in 1948 the State Court
of Appeals upheld the right of
the newly-elected charter council
to be seated although the Repub-
lican-dominated board of commits
sioners it replaced had only held
office for two years.
The commissioners contended
they were entitled to serve out
four-year terms they were en-.
titled to under the quadrennial
election law but the appellate
court did not go along with them.
The legal observer said the case
could have major bearing on the
question raised by the Republican
delegate hopefuls.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
Gang Stamped Out

Jewell said group of the
schools older boys put a stop
to the practice by forming
patrol which protected the
smaller children.
The Stompers' 16-year-old lead.
er later was apprehended for
another offense and has been
sent to the State Training School
for Boys.
Jewell said it is unlikely that
the shakedown racket Is con.
tlnuing, even off the school
grounds.
I'VE have enough people watch
ing for it so that we would prob
ably know if 1t were still going
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

The "Stompers" apparently
have been stomped out in their
efforts to launch a nickel-and.
dime extortion racket.
Broome Junior High School
Principal Guy Jewell said yester-
day that the "Stompers," run off
the school grounds by a student
vigilante group, have apparently
ceased also to operate off the
school grounds.
The "Stompers" were a group
of teen-age boys from local high
schools and from Broome who
tried to threaten smaller children
into handing over their lunch
money and other odd change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

other. No more straggIers or strays. No more #
week" frizz.
No messy, strOng-smelling lotion. Just wind "
hair as usual, wet with water. neutraze and look!
even lasting wave that looks like gift of nature.
So now there's no reason to leave the house 70
permanent. Not when it's next to fuss at all to
one at home. That's with PACE-the wOny-free v
to perfect wave. How about today?
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Sqssszs on plain. elsss water with PAcFS Asady
plaslie bottla. 10 messy. slIona- smalIna I0llon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

OK hkmwyu ~ @r h pu hb bbg
dn III Merndhe ng~H Winter II g or k on
n1nna Miami emnur@a De doom Twh aa ~
H Hubwar hT Mhh b h
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Industry Spends SIS Billion
On Styling and Engineering

Corsair and Citation have S45 horsepower engines All
have unusual grille design with vertically positioned oval
center Gull wing rear lights
RAMBLER AMERICAN-one hundred-inch Wheel
base lowered roof; sparingy trimmed. Ninety horse
power L-head six-cylnder engine: small oval grille
Automatic transmission optional at extra cost.
CHEvROLET-Four series: Bel Air, Impala, Biscayne
and Deray. umpala In Bel Air SERIES but confined to
sport coupe and convertible models) All units inches
longer at 200 inches over ALL Roof lines lowered az
inches; dual headlamps; low fiat hood unbroken by
ornamentaton Rear fender lines sweep outward from
body. "Sculpturamc" styling emphasizes lines Of
front tenders Five va and six-cyinder engine.
Optional at extra cost is air suspension with level air.
device that automatically maintains riding level regard
less OF load or load location.
PONTIAC-Lower longer and wider; length in
creased much 81 inches; width ~ inches: hood
one inch lower Dual twin headlamp and rear lights:
missile-type side moulding: low horizontal grille Sus
pended brake and clutch pedal; new chassis frame:
coil suspension. Larger engines with los TO
compression ratio Optional at extra cost: Non-sip
differential, air suspension and fuel injection
Outstanding changes by other makes include:
BUICK-New body shell; new multiple pitch turbine
for automatic transmissions. Horizontally placed dual
front and rear headlights New grille Also an entirely
new luxury series called the Limited inches longer
overall than other Bucks. Air suspension optional
at extra cost
OLDSMOBILE-Four-b beam dual headlamps; new
body SHE'LL grille lights in shape of deep w"
topped by round lens at of each fender Air uspen
sion optional at extra cost carburetor and choke
combination is designed to improve fuel economy
PLYMOUTH-New grille; dual headlamps; 54-inch
height. Color separator Rear lights In semaphore
style each fender end. Broader windshield
into roof. Newly designed engine Retains basic An
and dart styling
CHRYSLER-Broader front and glass; new
grle directional signal light in grille. Engine newly
designed Like DE Soto and Dodge, has nev caburetor
and choke installation designed TO improve fuel econ
omy. Auto pilot and sure grip dinerentia optional.
auto pilot permits setting speed at any level TO drive
Continued on Page B-2, Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
By DAVID J. wILKIE


DETRoTT-The Nations auto makers spent an esti-
mated SIS billion to bring their 1858 models TO market
That huge sum, spent the last couple years,
produced one entirely new make. models for two
companies and broad changes to dozen other cars.
Dramatic styling and engineering changes are un-
usual in an "on year." They made this year in
anticipation Of competitive battle in 1858 that well may
develop into the keenest in the industrys history.
With the big financial outlay, the car makers de-
veloped more than $50 different models These range
from convertibes through hardtops to station wagons
Some Models Brond-New
Wholly new for the blistering competition expected
N 1858 are Fords Edsel series and General Motors
Chevrolet and Pontiac lines With the Edse SERIES Ford
strengthens its position for about competition with GM
Broadly changed, but somewhat less than entirely
new are Ford Buick and Odsmobe. The Ford changes,
which the company said cost than $1S5 million.
were made in effort by Ford TO retain top place in
production and retail deliveries Ford knocked GINS
Chevrolet Division out Of first place in 1857.
The basic styling Of Chryser's several lines OF cars
featuring the now famous dart and in motif has been
retained for 1858, but there are other design changes
and engineering advances An outstanding departure
q 11-square foot windshield that into the
top as well as the sides.
In engineering Chrysler has provided new designs in
engines, new choke system-said TO increase fuel
economy-and is Offering fuel injection optional
extra equipment installation on certain models.
Generally all major producers have increased engine
horsepower, but they are not emphasizing this. The
industry nearly a year ago decided to de-emphasze
power and speed as promotion factors.
Nevertheless, higher power is being built into car
engines Paul c. Alderman Chrysler vice president and
drector Of engineering indicated this when he said Of
Chryslers new engines: I'VE confident our engines
are not going To be surpassed any basis in 1885,
Enter the Edse
Wholly new model cars for 1858 include:
8DSEA-It has self-adjusting brakes; pushbutton
automatic transmission controls installed In center OF
steering wheel Lower priced Ranger and PAGER models
haN sOs horsepower va engines. Upper medium pricee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
AUTO SHOW
HIGHLIGHTS


Magnitude marks washington's 1858 win
ter Carnival" automobile show.
From the standpoint Of sheer size, sump-
tuouSneSS and power, the auto-conScious public
hasn't seen anything like it in other annual
Washington shows.
Washingtons first show was held December
10, 1900 at Convention Hall, Fifth and streets
NV. OF those held snce-at the Washington
Auditorium, Nineteenth and E streets NV;
the Calvert exhibit hall, the exhibit hall at
1912 Twenty-fourth street NV, Chevy Chase
Ice Palace and Riverside Stadium-none have
shown the Nations automotive progress better
than this years production
Horsepower has gone to an optional 400 in
at least one car. Over 800 is commonplace.
Several of the luxury models measure almost 20
feet in length and have been widened by 4
inches or more.
The salient facts on the 1858 show:
Place-Nationa Guard Armory, 2001 East
Capitol street.
Begins-Tomorrow.
Sunday, January 10.
Opens-2 to 10 pm, daily.
Admission-Until 8 pm, As cents; after pm.
and on Sundays, 80 cents.
Show Manager-Maurice J. Murphy
Show COmmittee-William L. Krebs (OldS-
MOBILIZE, Lionel Kaplan Dodge lymouth),
George L. Brown (Socony Mobil Oil Coz and
John s. Norris (Ford).
Exhbits-More than l25 models, including at
least Is imported offerings for 1858. The ex-
perimental ll-Liberty safety car first Of
its kind ever designed primarily with safety
as the prime engineering factor. Ford Motor
= Co.'s experimental "Mystere." Accessory and
parts displays will occupy more space this
year than ever before
Prizes-A 1858 sedan will be given away as a
door prize every other night beginning with
the opening. The cars are Ford, Plymouth,
Pontiac, Rambler and Studebaker.
Entertainment-Area disc jockeys will originate
their shows from the Arrnory at various times
during the day and night on this schedule:
Saturday, WGMS and WRc; Sunday, WMAL;
Monday, WEAM; Tuesday, WARL; Wednes-
day, WWDC; Thursday, WMAL; Friday,
WGMS; Saturday, VOL and Sunday, WWDC.
Show Queen-To be selected by judges at the
Monday evening presentation from IL fnalists
named at the Sheraton Park Hotel semifnal
competition last Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
CLAUcOMA:
the Sinister Halo

o This disease bv
pressure Of eye fluids on the
optic nerve - leads to blind
ness. But II does not hare TO! A
simple test spots it and, il you
treat it soon enough, it can be
checked . as the author Of
this article in June Readers
Digest demonstrates from his
own experience.
Be sure to read "GLAUcoMA:
the Sinister Halo" and the
other 3S snlightening and en-
pertaining articles in June
Readers Digest-at your
newsstand now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.
icoNIlNUtDl

MlLLcnEsT.nnANCn AVE. - LGs
baths, rec, rm'. sarsss. Iss' yard
2 additional bsdrmI. avail, IL
Minis, Boiling OF Andrews, Immed
occupancy, FhA terms, si,h0t
sTa.stf1'iI1. ZION. A''"'A
Ox0N HILL--cAps Cod, 4 bedrma,
baths. sxtra.Iarss lot or loan,
owner 70 70 Uss,ib4S' '0''''0
wHsTovER DRIVE : Comfortable
brick, features large liy, Tm,, din,
I'm, Kitchen, den, powder rm,, lAt
eenter.hall plan ! bedrmAp
bath, md 4 screened porch, rec,
rm, with bath, bullt.in eAraee
sssssp, o lsv 81 S!s sod sd luce . from
hARiGfMAS REAIlTTY, iSScs.. ' Rsai.
soSFrirlcH t CLOSED ''s SUNDAY, i-'''
SEk S cSE" ,s p, y. ss'' ssSO!,yGs 's
lsrs. yard, SIDE drive, / BIZ. q
hwy. oWNER. ia, p.lOl0,
NEAh NALt hokbANNNA NANNAVN
6.rm, semldetaehed brick, eompl
air-eond. Beautiful rec, Tni... Pow
many extras. Assume tss al loan
Call Mrs Cor, LII a.Nl1u or st
a.5laS ATLAS REALTY CO.
IaAN JENNA. AvE.--Newly reno.
waited 6.Tm. brick, Ia bathS, full
bsmt,, lst commercial Eone' Sl2,-
$50, HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
Realtors, Lu $4,000; ewes, Lu.
s.aas. oFFIcE CLOSED SUN
ANAcosTIA-LovELY COMM
a-bedrm, lemidet, hrk, nice yards,
rec rm front and rear porehs''
II %.ltiS: II No Ans. Lu. i.sssi
Mr. CONGRESSIONAL BLDos., rs
Y st. s,e-Ready for occupancy,
restored modern brick. md nr,, 3
bedrms, and bath; lst mr.. dlnins-
livine Tm, with brick noor-to-
ceiling hrtpl., kit, dinette, powder
nm daylight bsmt rec, rui with
noor.to-eeilins nrepl, laundry rm,
and bath. 0pen for Inspection
sun, SIS BLUE REALTY Co,
Di. 5-5sai: ewes. RA, 3-SSss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
HENRY N RRcpAP.

HENRY W BECRAFT
Gaithersburg 555, Poplar 9-6B65
Damaseus-ThiS 3-bedrm .-bath
rambler on 4 2-acre partly wooded
estate, is waiting for you at only
$4,000.
Gaithersburg-A nice older HON,
in . desirable location with 4 bed.
rms. sep. din rm, is a steal Al
$4,000.
Damascus - Excellent fnaneinS
Is available In this . or 4 bedrm
new brick Cape Cod on q is-aerG
lot With FHA hnancins starting al
Gaithersburg-Here We have I
S23,5O0 brick. 3 bedrmS FINISHED
rec rm. IN basement: in-tovn home
that Is loaded with accessories
Rockville-This 3-bedrm. home
in RockereSt Is newly decorated and
crylns for . mommy and poppy;
well financed with OIL and only
$4,000.
GaithersburE-A comfortable ..
bedrm. home in . commercial-Zonec
location: SEP. dining nm. Sl7.bOO
DamascuS-At Sl2.s5O: an oldel
home in a small community, livins
nm, dining rm.. 3 bedrms.. kit, on
u acre.
.acre corner lot with
"A 2-bath, 3-bedrm rambler IN {
most desirable setting sci 900.
OaitheTsburg--A lovely home or
more than u acre with a de-.
tached shop and apt. Income posi-.
bilities. Priced Tisht at S96.25O
Damascus--A spacious home Ia
the country; 30xl4 liv. rm with
fireplace, 3 bedrms.. . baths. laxlt
kit. Easy financ. and only S26,25
Oaithersburg-You better cont
see this; living rm. dining rm,, kit
3 bedrms., . baths. Lots OF pint
panelinR: full bsmt. with shop anc
rec. rm. walking distance 10 shop
and schools: Just 100000
HENRY w BECRAPT
raaAA knra hIir.- ~ nnnlar % lANE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX. 6O3 N View ter. . block
Maury School and playground
Four bedrms., din. rm., ltv. rm
2Sxl3. tirepl' full bsmt. porches
gar Sl5.9OO oV. 3-334S.
ALEX.--.- bedrm. det. HUNTINGTON
subdiv; nothlng down; ASSUME
$500; payable SS4 mo. 10. 5
OIL. -
ALEX. VIRGINIA HILLS = SAIL
BY OWNER - 3-bedrm. rambler
large knotty-pine family rm. mr.
pool and school; liberal 3O-yeai
FILA financing. Sl3.99Q. Approx
5000 down SO S-7S25.
ALEX. Bucknell Manor-S295 dowr
buys this lovely detached Cape
Coo home; 4 bedrms., equipped
kit large fenced lot; vacant. ready
to move in. Call OWNER, 10
5-2l3l
ALEX, owner forced TO SELL
. hedrmS., full bsmt., rec. rm.,
fenced back yard; payments ST.,
assume 41aE Gil loan, XII. S-411S
ALEX. 10 minis. out-4-rm, house
on i7-acre corner lott; 500 On,
$40 mo. total price, $4,000. J; 7
NOTION REALTY @39 Soy Nj t Yer
HOu ANNss niVA" va" w n-'frN'
ALEX, Del Ray--:I-bedrm house
zoned LIST commercial, ideally
suited for residence and business;
$4,000, easy terms. j. c
CHATEL, HU. 3-3356
ALEXANDRIA, Holm Hall---Brick
rambler: bright living rm., DINING
area, equipped kitchen, > oedrms
and bath, pulldown stairway 10
storage attic, large recreation rm.
built on rear, fenced-in yard
with paved patio Wonderful COM
munity spirit and environment
Swimming pool membership IN
cluded. Schools and shopping CEN
ter nearby. Sl5,e5O, reasonable
terms. Located at 1902 Hamilton
DIR. Open Sunday, | pm. to y pm
BATCHEILER a. SON. INC, los
N Pitt st, Alexandria, Va, XII.
9-l247, SO. S-SA2O, OV. 3-5027
IARL.--Close in, low cost. new dec,
2-bedrm. home with Ice. Scrn-in
pch., lge. well-shaded lot, walk To
shopping and public tranSp. Conv.
financing, Sl0,150, OWNER. JE.
.-2737.
ARL. N.--Brick Colonial: 8 bedrms,,
IA baths, rec. rm, full bsmt.,
porch, swimming pool member
ship avail ia .-SS6O.
ARL,, My OWNER; $4,000. .
bedrms., . baths, nm. rni. In
bsmt.. sep. din. rm,, peh. lse. I'd
trees. Very cow, 1898 N. stuart
a IA 1.ie7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
OPEN 5 RsE5I' i ElsL hs7 TAI s"N'
"A KEN HOME
is A GEM"

hSps AZ. I sE EFsssPii 70 SyE "
2 Mi. PROM d, c, LINE
Mr.. JONES POINT BRIDGE
Metropolitan washington's fastest:
erowing area New subdivision. All
improvements IN lefty utilsD lat
. sections sold out 3rd section nov
ready for immed, occupancy ReAs,
terms. Dir. 8. CAPITOL St. TO d, c,
line continue on Indian Head hwy
mi, turn left on livingston RI
fisht 70 KEN Builders sales once
at gs.I Kefby drive. For Apt.
Call NJ PumphTey Lu s.sis7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
AVONDALE
Just Over D. c. Line
5AnQ 2lth Place


Detached, center-entrance, we'll,
constructed brick. in Q lovely anC
convenient home area. Seven rms
bath Ust-fi. den or bedrmb alu'
minum storm windows and screens
awnings. excellent kitchen with dis
posal beautiful shade and shrub
berry. Eve, TIE 6-l78S, DIREC-
TIONS. Michigan ave. to LaSall,
I'd, left to Ingraham, right TO goth
St, left to 10th pl.
Open Sunday Afternoon
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 X St. Realtor MA, S-075;
"CAROLE HIGHLANDS"
Near Langley Park. Md.
OPEN SAT, SUN. | TIL DARK
Couples. small families - Brick
rambler; carport rms, bath;
full bsmt.; new-house cond.: range
refgr., dishwasher, disposal and
storm windows; shopping and bus
service. etc. Price $4,000. Dir.
Out New Hampshire ave. to Erskine
This side OF Langley Park Shopplnl
center. risht TO Elson, left TO 1910
PEPPER REAL ESTATE JU s-oo5t
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EF9"HN1 VE@7
sII.Vrp sppINn

ie0 LAWRENcE DIR
Near Univ blvd CHARMING homl
in excellent cond.. Ice landscape,
lot LIST a. liv. rm.. din rm. den
kit and lge. util rm.. End a..
bedrms and bath: bsmt rm an,
bath; gas heat Price, a3,S00
terms Lee, extra lot adjoining
can be purchased II desired.
WIN J DAVIS. INC
500 H St NV.
Ma s-35b6 Ewes, JU. p-S7s:
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1894 WESTERN AVE
HILLMEAD
BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY / TO s

Attractive 3-bedrm rambler in
. community OF hne homes LarEe
shrubbed yards. Near parochial
and pubic schools. Priced under
$4,000. DIR wis, ave. 10
Bradley blvd, left on Bradley 20
miles to Ridge I'd. right to $3.50
Ridse I'd Call Mr. MAY, EN-
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELrHIi siaS an, Vac, No settle
msht ehArEs6 3-bsdTm, hTk' ram
blsTl full bamt,, rec, rmr fenced
yd Assume lgs, thss OF loan
10, a.a5aO, ewes, tt, 2s5bni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
BATTERY PARK
EDGEMOOR AREA

1909 FAIRFAX RID
Large home. In immaculate con-
dition, for comfortable living and
gracious entertaining. on large
level. corner lot, beautifully land
scaped. LIST floor: Large center hall,
living room with fireplace. sun
porch. library with adjoining full
bath, dining room with built in
china closet. breakfast room. ran
try, kitchen, > coat closets and
cleaning closet o;sto, md moor d;.h ! bed ,
baths and large hall. Brd floor.
Two bedrooms. 4 closets, bath and
attic storage. Full basement with
hobby workbench and maids lava
tory. Detached garage Out Wis
consln ave. 10 Bradley blvd, left 10
Fairfax I'd, right TO last house on
right oil, 4-Hnpu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
BURCH REALTY co.
OPEN TODAY

NEW SOFT RAMBLER. s16,a50
2 bedrms.. la baths, full bSmt
eas heat. lac beaut. lot Out Rte.
so 10 Princess Garden I'd. in Lam
ham left 70 Spring I'd. right 70
house GI. $3.50 down WALCROFT,
REAITOP I'm a-gAu0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
TRADE
4 BEDROOMS

New Cape Gods with 9 full TILED
bik 70 public sfads school con.
slider trades, Open, eJf2 Belleyies
I'm homes nearby PHILLIPS c
ROGERS, Realtof.Builder, WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
ARCOLA MANOR

New brick split-levels. 4 bedrms
. ga baths, dream kit. frepl, full
basement, plastered throuehout !
block 10 grade schools, walking dist
to new Catholic high Trades con-
sidered. Immed occupancy; S24
$50. J. NEBROS Builder, 10
4-O9J5 Open Sat Sun. LIS
DIRECTIONS. Out Georgia ave IA
Arcola, riaht 20 Marin I'd, right "a
I inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

II the above homes are not sp'
pealing to you, stop by and selec'
the home that does meet with voui
approval from the many, manl
pictures on display
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

BETHESDA-4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape
Cod, cow. NH: liv. rm, With fre-
pl.. sep. din. rm., full bsmt..
secluded screened porch overlook
ing deep, wooded yard: Sl7.500
KORzENDORPER. Realtor, OIL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ATTENTION, ACC Small brick
town house; 3 bedrmS, . baths.
Garden; $4,000. Cali CALVIN
LOHR. Frederick. Nd. NO. 2-3632
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

IHkNLkLH ANEA = 4O.ft. brk
rambler foyer entrance, sep. din
rm Pullman kit with cleo sur.
face ranee and auto washer
tvin-size bedrms.. Ice, expansion
attic, Level corner lot; Slj,O0n
liberal FHA terms PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. q
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OPEN sAT. AND sun. %
HdIpII q DuIIIt, ne. 1-oVI'
OPEN SUNDAY

appeal. in beautiful University
PARK. This 5-vear-old. custom
built brick Colonial. Is situated on
one Of the lovliest streets IN the
area Center hall from front "a
rear lge. liv. rm with fireplace.
biz bright dining rm., fully equipped
kit With breakfast nook done in
hand-painted mural. bedrms
floor; fun and two y baths. rec
nm with fireplace and circular bar
diversified attached garage. cypress
encl. brick patio with a 3rd nre:
place. many Ice. shade trees II
you are lookine for the best, this
Is II Dir: Out Queens Chapel I'd
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BIZ Y

This bis Cape Cod and receive the
iinest for your money. lst-h liv
nm, fireplace. sep. din. rm, bis kit
bedrm. or den. full tiled bath; 2nd.
n. 3 bedrms and another full TILED
bath. Large ground-level bSmt
loft frontage. Vacant. Onl1
SISg50, easy terms.