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lMr. Kennedy and then called
the Kennedy home to notify
the candidate of what he had
done. He added that Joseph
p. Kennedy came down and
they talked about the editorial.
AFTER that" he added, I'VE
talked about a loan"
Reporters Called
After calling White House
reporters together for his latest
reply to the Fox testimony, Mr..
Hagerty said angrily: "Mr. Fox
! is at it again"
He said it nov has reached"
the point that Gov. Adams is
following developments on Cap
| itol Hill by ticker reports. He
also said the President knows
"just in general of these false
hoods"
Mr.. Hagerty gave this enum-
Grafton of the three alleged
"falsehoods" he accused Mr..
Fox of uttering in this morn
ing's hearing:
mfr. Fox quotes Mr.. Gold
fine as saying Mr.. Goldfine had
bought a house for Mr.. Sher-
man Adams in Washington.
Mr.. Adams has. rented two
houses since he has been in
Washington. The first is 100 c
street Sc, and the second is
2400 Tilden street NV, where
he now lives. Both of those
houses were rented by Mr..
Adams. A simple check by the
members of the committee or
you gentlemen Of the office of
Register of Deeds in Washing
ton will prove the ownership of
those houses"
A reporter asked if Mr..
Hagerty would deny their was
another house in Washington
that Mr.. Goldfine might have
bought for Mr.. Adams.
At FIRST Mr.. Hagerty misun-
derstood. Mr.. Adams home, in
New Hampshire, he said, he
bought himself.
Asked About Other Houses
When the reporter asked
about other houses in Wash
ington again, Mr.. Hagerty re-
ltorted: That's ridiculous"
"Falsehood number two-Mr.
Fox said Mr.. Goldfine had sent
checks to Mr.. Adams over a
long period of time. That is
absolutely false and no such
thing ever occurred at any
time.
"Falsehood No. 3-this does
not deal with Mr.. Adams, but
Mr.. Fox testified that Henry
Cabot Lodge was soft on Com
munists. No one in the country
believes this including the
Communist delegation at the
United Nations"
Mr.. Fox had returned to the
witness stand in open session
after the committee overruled
for the time being, a second
formal request that further
testimony be taken in closed
session.
The request was made in Q
letter to Chairman Harris fyon
Roger Robb and Samuel P
Sears. attorneys for Bernard
Goldf1ne, the Boston indus
trialist whose Relationship
with Mr.. Adams is under in.
veStigation.
The request received a meas
ure of implied support from
Representative O'Hara.
See Rule Violation
The attorneys and Mr.
: O'Hara expressed the opinion
that testimony given by Mr.
: Fox yesterday had violated 9
House rule. The rule provides
: that any information tending
| to degrade or incriminate any.
one should be received In ar
executive session.
/ Mr.. O'Hara said it was "quitt
! obvious" to him that in Mr.
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ADAMS
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
at his regular IL o'clock brief
ing for reporters.
He was asked II testimony
by Mr.. Fox had changed Mr..
Adams status at the White
House.
How can it," Mr.. Hagerty
retorted, when 1t is a fabric
of falsehoods?"
Mr.. Fox was making his
second appearance before the
House subcommittee on Legis-
lative Oversight today when. he
made the new charges. Yes
terday he made other state
ments concerning the Adams
Goldfine relationship which
also brought angry denials.
Mr.. Fox said Mr.. Goldflne
had told him that he had sent
checks to Mr.. Adams at "regu-
lar intervals"
HE told me he had paid him
cash." the witness said.
Denies Securities Charge
Mr.. Adams letter to Mr..
O'Hara regarding the house
also blanketed a new denial
that Mr.. Goldf1ne had ever
financed the purchase Of secur-
tiles for him.
Mr.. O'Hara had written the
presidential assistant yesterday
to ask specifically about the two
charges. The Adams reply was
dated yesterday and said:
These statements are alb
solutely false"
Mr.. Adams letter said the
Boston industrialist had never
financed or participated with
him in the purchase Of any
securities whatever. He also
said he has never had any
financial interest in any prop
critics or undertakings in which
Mr.. Goldf1ne held an interest.
During his second appear
Ance before the subcommittee
Mr.. Fox was repeatedly called
on to supply documentary evil
dence regarding his charges in-
volving Mr.. Adams and others
For the most part the charges
especially the more serious ones
involving Mr.. Adams alleged
intervention with Fedora
agencies In Mr.. Goldfine's be-
half, the subcommittee brought
out, were based on what the
witness said Mr., Goldfine hac
told him.
Recess Called
The subcommittee indicated
that ii would subject his
testimony to a searching ex-
animation and recalled him
for further questioning at Q
hearing Monday. The subcom-
mittee recessed after the
morning hearing because Of
legislative matters on the hool
Of the House.
During his testimony. Mr.
Fox revealed he had borrowed
100000 from Joseph p. Ken
needy of Boston. former United
States Ambassador to England
and father of Senator Johr
Kennedy of Massachusetts,.
But Mr.. Fox insisted the loar
was in no way connected with
his Endorsement of Senator
Kennedy in the Senator's 1876;
race against former Republi-
can Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge.
He said he had bought thu
Post with the intention Of sup
porting my friend Senator
Taft" and Senator Lodge, 70
whom he said he had an Eek
aggerated disaffection." But h,
added that he switched his sup
port after becoming convinced
that Senator Lodge was soft OF
communism.
Mr.. Fox said he wrote
front-page editorial supporting
4 A
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington
The Assistant to the President

July Is, 1888
Dear Mr.. OHara:
1 have your letter of June Is. in which you state
witness from Boston, who is to appear before the special
subcommittee Legislative Oversight has made and you
informed win make the following statements concern
ing me:
l. That Mr. Goldfne purchased for me the house in
which now live in Washington d. c.
2. That Mr.. Goldfne purchased and financed for me
certain corporate securities including stocks in Of the
textile mills Of which Mr.. Goldfne is the owner.
These statements absolutely false.
l. Mr. Godne has never either directly or indirectly,
purchased helped finance the purchase Of house OF
mine owned house in Washington, and the
house in which now live rent
2. Mr.. Goldhne has never financed purchased for
me- participated with in the purchase Of security
speculation whatever do not have nor have
had any financial interest in any property investment
business undertaking in which he has interest
1t is incredible to me that any committee Of the Con-
gress would permit witness to the committee form
Of making such vicious and irresponsible accusations
Sincerely,
Sherman Adams
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Didn't Mention Meeting
Sherman Adams

Adams is going to take care Of
that for me-"
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ANOTHER VALUE Further proof that you can get
quality clothing and big savings at the YMS. Here's
group of summer suits from regular stocks reduced
to this ONE LOW PRICE. Included are suits by our
famous makers TIMELY, BENCHWORK, ST. ALBANS.
good selection of models coors and styles. Don't delay
This is suit value you should not miss Come to any OF
the three YMS stores today tomorrow or Monday.
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Adams Letter to O'Horo

Following is the tert OF letter Presidential Assistant
Sherman Adams sent to Representative OHGrd Republican
of Minnesota:
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See Rule Violation

The attorneys and Mr.,
O'Hara expressed the opinion
that testimony given by Mr.,
Fox yesterday had violated a
House rule. The rule provides
that any information tending
to degrade or incriminate any,
one should be received In an
executive session.
Mr.. O'Hara said 1t was quite
obvious" to him that in Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

The solemn little character perched
among the kitchen equipment is the ACCT
dental pet Of the George w. Brolleys Of
Sedona, Ariz. He is an Elf Owl, and he
landed on one wing in the BroIleys' yard
after flying afoul Of hawk. Mrs. Brolley
nursed him back to health and as soon as
he was fit to fly, he took off - for the mop
closet. He's called it home ever.since.
"A fine pet" Mrs. Brolley says, except
when want to mop the fioor!"
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LIBERAL

Ideal I'd a largs family, With
children love this bis yard.
Large colotal with entrance hall,
lovely liyit rm with fireplace.
formal DIM rml ! LARGE BED
ROOMS. 1TILED, BATHS, nice
level lot. rst offering.
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EILLTOP STONE HOUSE recent,
built overlooks its llg-acre farm
with superb view Of entire Blu'
Ridqe. stone terrace, box-en'
closed patio, stone frs. In down
stairs rms, . flreplaces, 4 bed
rms, 3 baths plus maids oi
guests bedrm. with bath; betw
orange and Charlottesville, 500
mn An o-01i4
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
nnv7N NnnNs tTTT NAnU

OEElN NOON IL DARN
FOLKS, IL you are looking for
charm. seclusion and top neighbor-
hood, come out and tske q look at
this delightful 3-bedrm. all-brk
split-level Liv. nm. with fireplace
sep. din. rm., elaborate rec. rm
with fireplace, kit. well equip. 2i2
baths; wooded area: carport; prop
erlv wired for air cond.; . yrs. old
CO. RAYMOND 3, KELLY. IA
S-5S3S or IA. 2-0324. DIREC-
TONS. Out Arl. blvd. to Sever
Corners, turn left at Seven Corners
on Rte. =, turn right on Sleepy
Hollow I'd. 10 CAROLYN dr.. left on
Carolyn DR.. 70 house No. 400.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
This house with large pine naneled
family rnn.. 14x20 of New Geneva
kitchen, EATING space. liv. rm. din
rm.,. 4 bedrms.. fun bsmt: GOOD
yard low down payment; price.
Sl5.a5n: 1925 s. 18th 81.
LYON VILLAGE. $50
White frame: living I'M: dining
rm. kitchen: pine-paneled den:
bedrms, bath. rec. rm; fenced I'd.
J, MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Realtor
ia. $1,000. ia. 2-1115, ia. .-4257
PANIC sALEl Moving June /: sac
Sl1 400, $500 down. small home
close in. OWNER. CT. 6-5s9s.
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NIENNA AcREs. by owNER-M III,

sell, .eavi tCWn, fust m-puht
brk rambler; d lge. rms, baths
z freplaceS. patio with erill, -
acre beaut. lawn, lge, garden; as
kume Az OIL loan. 81 900 Tor
immed. sale. DU. 5-5442.
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GA bedrms. . baths . flrepls;
An. rec. rm.. sep. din rm,, COMP
equip kit. with disposal, biref
cabinets and dishwasher' brick
y acre and brand new lmmea
oceup sSs ;7o9 5 g sa GEHAChis
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SO ACRES, unique frame and log
pre-Civil war reconditioned 3-bed-
rm. home-Elec. panel heating,
barns. other outbuildings; 80 acres
fenced pasture and crop land; :
acre springfield pond. SlO,500.
low dn. pymt. with excel. terms.
ARCHER REALTY, DU. $4,000.
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1lx20 DEN

or 4th bedroom. Charming
brick rambler y acre; :
bedrooms, tiled bath. sep
arate dining room, equipped
close 10 Annandale. Only
Sl1,6S0. XII. S-isbS.
BELL REALTY co.
XII. s-ls6s
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TOP VALUE IN n. ARL. You will
And this delightful, COMPACT, two
bedrm home most conv. TO west
over shopping area. The kitchen is
fully equipped and has table SPACE
Rear screened porch ogerWos.ng
large. level fenced ward Priced
AZ only Sia,950 and can Be pur..
chased with low down payt Call
ia 5-6sO0 SHANNON 4 .LUCHS
REALTORS, 2O5S wilson blvd
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A CORNER ON TIE MAkkLI' 9

MODERN HOME, 2-story; equipped
kitchen. basement. finished rec
rration room good condition. 81
nnancine available. Conveniently
located near Seven Corners shop
ming center and Falls Church Hen
School Avaflabls MAY 10.
Si3 500. Omen through : pm
sunday LoREY REAI ESTATE
CAN j. G Settle, TW 3.SLaIi !.
IoREY REAL ESTATE HERN-
nON VA
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az ACRES fenced: 3 bedrms
baths. brick rambler, rec. rnl,, car
port, on the Potomac Will trad'
or sell OWNER. Spring I-lOb4
Traehurg exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

new home. With space enough t.
accommodate q growing family
we can fnlfll your. desires. W.
offer . different plans OF spllt
level homes, nestled among tower,
ing shade trees A. minimum ~
2 bedrooms and fuI paths eI'
standard. Recreation rooms; ,, cal.
norris and nowder rooms are aVeu'
abIs All models have dinint
Tooms table-sige kitchens and
MOUNTAINEERING size lots. al financ'
inc as well as new FrA terms az
available Call LuR1A BROS
Realtors, ia. 7-S5O0. 2O4s Wilson
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COLOMBIA SPECIAL spacious =
ne room. ismlIy.siss dinina room on
dream Of an aIi.electrie Kitchen,
dlahwaahef, etc, tremendous pan
eled rec foom with built-in bar,
stools ideal for entertainina
situated close 10 Columbia plks
on ARSE corner lot. Must be aeen
% oe APPRECIATED Priced 70 sell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIVING

Near Masonic Temples y
story solld-bflek colonlall
iscAf gafage , bedrooms,
master bedroom llaNeflt
tiled bath, 2 additional
Guest rooms on third hoofi
den, screened porch, base
ment, 2 air eonditionera;
formal dining room, eauin.
Kitchen. dHef living room
With fireplace. only sei,7a0.
XII. N-iNdh,
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
AURORA HILLS

Larss briek rambler, center
lots, b. 3. VieW, ldK.t ~. I'm
ie-fl picture window Den, rec
I'm 3 hedrma 4 baths dhle "a
raee, patio Finest construction
materials ana equipment uerfecl
cond., Immediate possession tfh,'
900. LoW down payment, attractive
terms 10 Substantial buyer OWN
IN non laf.N, star.
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Observation-Disclosures 7 btn'
rms, " baths, rec rm saIaeei
ss.ss; thA loan slasIoo' 7tii
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sPUTNIK stopped eolnE AROUND
and 20 should you, We have youI
a.bsdfm. rambler with bsmi. Ia.
cludina Rfade-level outside en-.
trance a fenced ware anc eauiD.
ped Kitchen are added features
Exceptlonally priced A. Slb, $50
Tllon i aga, fsIhi ir ~ w IaLANfA'
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RAvENwoop ARE

Folks. let's make an appointment
to see this 7O-ft, all-brick 3-bedrm
farm house rambler: liv. rm. with
fieldstone fireplace. sep din. rm
very modernistic kit. & yrs. old
Enormous lot size; attached gar
Would have to be seen to be ap-
preciated. Shown by appointment.
Kindly contact RAYMOND b.
KELLY, FLEET REALTY CO., IA
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bedrms., 2ia baths, den: lovely
remodeled farmhouse on Lawyer I'd
outside Of Vienna; large living rm
dining rm. and modern kitchen
guest house. Only $50 500. II you
want country living, call us today
McCAY e. MccAY, INC.
Realtors IA. S-S6T5
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kPRINGFIfLD-Brk. cabe Cod
bedrms, lge Nv, Tn fully EQUIP
~, tiled bsmt End 4, unfinished
OWNFR ri A.afNa
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kPRTN0FiELDEBy OWNER. baOe
orayaon 81. f5-it ereatwood ram.
bier. better than new e0nd.,
spae, bsdfmas lac Nv rn. with
hTepl., sep. din rn, completely
equipped kit. walk.up storhee at
tic. hsmt.. completely m, Tor " !.
bath, work shop and storage rm.'
laundry and sewing rm,, COM
plete hmmluum storm windows
and doors; Anchor fenced rear
lot, professionally HANDICAPPED, &C..
ment patio In rear for outdoor
ilvlng: 4 blk, from school and
express bus stop: Assume h IVA y
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LIVING ~ ITs FTNEsf ip mi
large bedrooms. full and Z hall
baths. center-hali entranrs, Twins
room with fireplace, SEP, dininn
room, kitchen with breakfast nook
rec, room, huRe screened porch
kEY REALTY. $500 Lee hiEhVay
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sPnIN0TfELD-- Aforementioned 2.
story Coloniail lgf, Nv and dinine
rms. equipped kit, = bedrooms
" baths so !, psnf esm. tsnneed
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COMMUNITY CENTER-Harmoni-
Gus blending Of charm and utility
brick rambler featuring = mcderP
electric OF kitchen: full bsmi
with recreation room, garage and
workshop area. Located on a beau
tifully handicapped LARGE COR
NER lot. n blk. 10 school and
community swimming pool Onlv
SiS.g50 and assume large 49,,
loan with small down pymt. CALL
IA, b-6sOO. SHANNON a IUCHS,
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An. nLvp. -FAi.EA CHURCH ARIA
$12,95O
BSMT.


CHARMING HoMH IN lovely set
tina; fall dayliaht bsmt IN this
mo- IN maltnry ramh sr. nlW
condition ie-ft, scr, rear perch,
alum, awninga, .pTae new aKturet
cenN 70 ~ james, | bib. bus.
LAisp RKALTY co.
IN, 3.eiaa ". a-0S5b
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Win unusual moor pisn Many Is.
Tiiis L' sis.s ss'd 6 SSsH N. n
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CoNvENIENr ro EyERYTHINe

TO EVERYTHING In
the highly coveted Lorcom lane
area Of N. Arlington. New bi-leye'
Offering 4 bedrms,, . full baths
paneled rec rm., de luxe kitchen
including dishwasher and table
space. Priced at $40 $50 with low
down nayment. For further details
sal T TIT, DARBY co. d Rss,tofs
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CRESCENT

HrLIsI ASSUME 49, LOAN
lmmae hte 3-bedrm. rambler. on
large In this convenient Sec
ton Of Arlington. close 10 Mary
mount WilliamSburg Jr, High.
Dennis bConnell Hlgh, Noting
ham 81. Asnes elementary
schools lberal terms. For cheer.
one noIPrieed at S23,a50. Trades
cunsiderN
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You owe It 10 yourself 10 see
this immaculate creStwood split-
level: 2 bedrms, "a. baths, rec,
I'm. and garage. On lovely corner
lot. Assume lRe. OIL loan.
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$3.50 DOWN

on Z. 3. 1, close 10 Belyolr
Brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms, I u baths. corner lot.
fireplace In living room.
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No MONEY DOWN Gi-s68 mo

SHAKE HANDS WITH SPRING in
this attractive 3-bedroom brick
rambler on lovely. rk-like fenced
yard with towering trees ana
shrubs all conspiring to maze 4 a
garden paradise" Just SlB,45Q:
Close TO bus end shopptng cal
ia. 5-6S00. SHANNON n LUCHS'
pEAI TOPS Onhh Wilson blvd
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DOUbIE YOUh MONTY when yoI
buy this well-ednlpped duplex,
BEDROOMS, laree Lyme rooutt with
ssp nrsse e ~ Senssriu nea,,ss
so 600, HOII,rv REALTY, $500
Lee hlehwav. KE, S-haSO.
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WOODLAND MANOR

Neaflne completion. Brick
ramblert; full Easements,
outside entrances. , bed
rooms. III baths, atoraae
attieh, llvlnG room with nre-
place, dining room, electric
Kitchen earporti plastered
walls; ehoief q eQlof.i
ssFss 9s'S sis'eSo' terms
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Arlingwood- darlington

4117 N. RICHMOND ST.
Opportunity knocks onee-New.
rooms, 4 bedrooms. all on one
hall, living room 22xi5 fireplace.
hand-carved Colonial mantel, large
picture windows. panoramic view.
full-size dining room, kitchen that
Is 1860 class, all-electric and cab
NETS salore, 2 master bedrooms.
private bath; third bedroom with
bath. arranged nicely for furniture.
library that can be used for fourth
bedroom, 2 closets, linen closet in
center hall; full basement. 30xl6
p oi.ua rumpus room with nre-
heat; stairway to hoored attic. To
be sold immediately: $4,000 first
rust can be obtained for the pur-
chaser: DIRECTIONS: Glebe I'd
or Military rd. 70 N Richmond St.
house Call IA 2-IR44
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4 ACRES


PANIC sALEl Moving June /: sac
81 400. $500 down, small home
close in. OWNER. CT. 6-5S9S.
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TO sPRNGFIELD. b,

OWNER direct. "a miles from
Wash. via Shirley hwy,-Ex-
pansible Arm. house, bath, all
utils on beautiful i5-acre lot.
away from trafiic hazards: ac-
cessible TO schools. churches.
shop. faeils; painted and deco
rated, ready to move in. Re-
duecd to Sl1,500 Also another
siasoo No ' s.ttIsr.p pfo1 rbsrv %
or brokerage fees. Become owner
with payments Ike rent. DI
7-4636 or TE. 6-395s.
ARLINGTON BARGAIN HUNTERS
low, Sa.a50 full price. Equip. kit,
gas heat. bsmt.: gear gar; nice
level, fenced lot; on bus line Very
e RSs, in IL; OF s-7 900 MoNAHAN
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sI3,e5O Is THE FULL PRICE, for
this charming home in q con-
venient Arlington location. 3 bed
rms, liv. nm, with hreplace.
fn'' fully equipped Kitchen. full
bfght basement with outside en-
trance; fenced tree-shaded lot An
excellent buy with minimum down
payment For further details call
THE DARBY CO.. Rea'toTs, 93l9
Wilson blvd IA h-n3Q9
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.HLVOIR
FLORIDA

6 Bosn rpiss s SsR' e. VA pI sIlss
home Vconyenlent 70 everything,
MoVFt IN ToMORRow--siKFling
listinrlat only So $50 Several
hnndrt dollars under FHA ap-
praisa 5000 cash. LETsTRApE.
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BY OWNER-3 or i bedrm. split
level, unusual design. 2Oxo0 liv
rm.: sep. din. rm; electric kit.
breakfast bar: rec. rm.: firepl
pa baths: util. rm: carport: best
schools: best possible terms: Mon
ticello Park, Alex; S26.050 XII
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GOOD

Taste Isl Rejected IN this S-BED-
RM'. sATH home in fns
neiehbor4 pd. near Seven Corners,
Large lihg rm. with cathedral
ceiling, skrate dining rm. break
fast bar HI modern Kitchen ard
FAMILY ROOM OPENING AT
GROUND level. Marvellous value,
and offer4 for the first time. We
TAKE TIDES.
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FPRINGFfELD-si 800 On, and
have d beautiful modern a-bedrm.
brick rambler or split level In this
famous model community Less
than 3 yrs. old. Assume hlgh lst
trust. Buy with conndenee
through sPRINOFIELD REALTY
co. On Springfield since the be-
glnnlnsl, 04i6 Brandon ave"
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:, KliLjY RAKER- ''''

4 SON. INC, REALTY nRoKERs
sos N washinsIen ST.! Alex, W.. ys'
OWN A PART or 1T
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VIENNA AREA: sII,i5o--N New
modern. 3-bcdroom rambler with
fun basement: lot over "a acre
with trees. 4-bedrm, model also
available. BUILDER, DU. 5-6413;
ewes, CIR. 3-OS46.
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FAUxFMONT' lust on Mt Vernon

TAUxEMONT, Just on Mt Vernon
blvd Easy and pleasant commut'
Ing TO b. c.. Pentaeon or Belvoir
Available immediately Close V
schools, buses and shopping. Very
desirable area. ofiering unpreten'
tious, but charming. I-Dedrn. spa
eious ramblers; hrepl,: lovely, lee
Wooded lots Attractive FhA rev.
ular OF in-seryice loans avail
Low down payment. approx. slVv
mo. Listings from slo, 1vu V
Sis, 900. ROBERT q pANhn,
PORT, Real Estate, 50. 9-o.Vu'
nnet ands and cNek SO. N.NAhA
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CARRY your SWEETHEART Earl Oysl

bier, with lge. liv. rm, neatly
arranged kit and dining area, all
snugly located on tree-shaded lot
in Seven Corners area. NO
money problems when you take
over balance of SlO,s00, 4l2f.
loan at S1l per mo-, at a total
price OF S1l $50! Unlikely
bEAITV IA s-Oo5O
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ARINoToN-FALts CHURCH
OPEN / TIL 6
HUGE
ASSUMPTION

a.SNs Ne sSrry , oysr Damaging s here
van VAN 40 SSshS AS AVN.
BuiLT.N oiRkoi Spacious DD'i Nv.
rm. With nrepi.. formal SEP. din.
tered breakfast nook Sla,pBO,
OVER $4,000 oI LOAN NAY m
ASSUMED All pymts. under Sis
per, mo, Dir, Across Key Bridee
and out Lee hwy. 10 N. Powhatan
st., rieht TO our open aian.