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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-09-12
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Misses Auturia and Carolyn Davenport formerly of Little
Rock residing Milwaukee passed through the city
their sophomore year.
Miss Dolores Battles daughter of Mr. and Mrs Napoleon
Battle 2600 street. will also AMIN for her
Sunday AMIN college where they will enroll for
sophomore year.
Henry Wallace shead 1119 West 22nd wil> enter AMIN
as freshman the of Mr. Mrs. Willie L. shead
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
JOHNSON BUSINESS SCHOOL
Little Rock Arkansas
REGISTRATION begins Monday September 1858
Glasses start Tuesday, September q 1858 Full sehe
due for the Stenographc, secretaral Higher Account
ing and File Clerk only $3.50 a month. Reg
sration fee for all students $500 Partime schedule
for the already employed. VETERAN APPROVED
Call MRS JOHNSON
FR 24143 for additional information
Mrs Bessie Bush of Alexandria Louisiana was the last
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs NJ J. Mcdonald. 1901 Roc
While here Mrs Bush visited the Spa City, where
she viewed with enthusiasm the many interesting
the city She also spent few minutes the residence
l. C. Bateses
GRADUATES Not going to college this fall? Learn Beau
Culture vevatex Beauty College finance your
education Enroll in September Easy
ATTENTION.
special meeting Is being called by Mrs. B. A. Moore
chairman the Phyllis Whealey YWCA Board of Manage
for Monday. September Is D. m in the YWCA as
semby All chairmen committee members clubs and the
membership at large urged to be present The purpose
the meeting is to complete plans for the cultural pro-
gram to be October 5.
Mrs Nora Messon has home from vacationng
IN Detroit. Michigan
Mrs Alberta Ridge has home from vacationnp
In Kansas City, Missouri She had enjoyable time.
Mrs Marie JONES' 1910 18th street left Thursday
for vacation at ST. Louis and Chiefs ~
j. R. Green, State agent for number of years is
hospitalized at convalescent home College Station
Officer Little Burgy parolman Little Rock po-
ice department. has returned from interesting
Lansing, Michigan where he guest of his cousins Mr.
and Mrs c. r. Brown. He honoree at luncheon
gwen by Mr. and Mrs. Lester French Attending luncheon
We're Mrs E. r. Morgan Mrs Viola league Mrs Alfred Nc
carroll, Mrs Charles Brown, Mrs. Morgan Carter Mrs
a. T. Flanagan and Mrs. Enora Brown Officer Burgy was
aso recipient OF courteses extended by Mr. Mrs James
Green.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

Phoenix Chapter of Hadassah
will hold it's annual paid-up mem
bership party at 8 pm. Sept. at
Temple Beth Israel.
Highlighting the program will be
an original skit, "Rx, Life" writ
ten by Mrs. Stanley Kesselman
and Mrs. Arthur Forman. A "play
within the play will be presented
by the Jewish Center Drama
Group, under the direction of Don
Doyle.
Mrs. Jacob Alpert will be chair
man of the evening. Program CO.
ordinator is Mrs. Sam Mackof.
Admission for members and their
husbands is the payment of dues
for the 1958-59 season.
Featured in the cast are: Selma
Mackoff, Mrs. Kesselman, 10 Lieb-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Goinqs-On at the Center

The center swimming team
placed ninth in the annual State
AAU Junior Olympics at Tucson.
The fall pre,school program on
nursery, pre-kindergarten, and KIN
dergarten levels, will begin Sept,
8. The program will operate week
dayS from 9 am. TO 1880 pm,
with a hot lunch served. An after
noon play school will be operated
in addition to the regular classes.
THE GOLDEN Age Club will
hold a summer reunion party from
l to 5.p.m. Wednesday at the CEN
ter. All members and other in
terested older adults are invited
to attend. Swimming, table games,
socializing, refreshments, and a
short meeting will be featured.
Transportation may be arranged
by telephoning the center office
by Monday.
New swimming pool hours have
been announced. The pool will
open at pm. Saturdays and at
10 a m. all other days. It will close
at 10 pm. Saturdays, 6 pm. Fri
days, and 9 pm. all other days.
From Sept. to Sept. Z, pool use
will be restricted to 1-6 pm. week
days and Sunday. After Sept. z the
pool will be available from 1 to 6
nm. SUNDAYS as long as weather
permits.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

Dave Roderick has resigned as
center athletic director to move to
Denver, where he will continue
work and study in the field OF
physical education. DR.. Mel Pol
lack, athletic committee chairman,
announced that Al Schireman,
head lifeguard and trampoline in
structor, will assume the athletic
dictatorship.
MRS. NORMA BARER, chore-
ographer and day camp specialist,
will conduct center dance classes
starting Sept 8 for children, teen
age girls, and women. Glasses
will include tap, ballet, modern
and creative dancing. Drama and
trampoline classes viii begin the
same day.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
County Attorney
Bid By Choisser

w. T. (BilD Choisser has an
nounced his candidacy for MARI
copa County attorney, subject to
the Sept. 9 Democratic primary.
He was admitted to the Arizona
bar in 1881 and served five years
as a deputy county attorney prior
to his four. years in the US. army
during World War II.
He has pledged capable, busi-
ness-like administration of the Of
flee and said he will insist upon
vigorous and prompt prosecution
of all law violators.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Judge Stevens
Seeks Reflection

Judge Henry S. Stevens has an
nounced his candidacy for re-
election as judge of Superior Court
Division. He practiced law in
Arizona from 1881 until his ap-
pointment as judge in 1858 except
for 312 years of wartime military
service. He is Republican.
Judge Stevens is vice. presiden:
of the Arizona Judges Association
and has been active in the Bar
Association matters, devoting spe-
cial attention to court rules and
judiciary legislation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Mrs. Bush Heads
Brondeis Group

The Phoenix chapter board Of
the BrandeiS Women's Committee
has elected Mrs. David Bush as
president for the 1858 year.
Others elected were Mrs. Nor
ris Meckler, Mrs. Harry A. Levine,
and Mrs. Mark Leibsohn, vice
presidents; Mrs. Herbert Kahn,
treasurer; Mrs. Maurice Chester,
recording secretary; Mrs. Bernard
Black, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Louis Simon, financial
secretary.
New board members are Mrs.
S. L. Cohen, Mrs. Bernard Fried,
Mrs. A. H. Oseran, Mrs. Harold
Shapiro, Mrs. Jacob Sobol, Mrs.
Martin Horwitz, and Mrs. Phil
TaXman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Ski+ To Feature Hadassah
Membership Party Sept. 7

haber, Nettie Halpern, Harry Leb-
haber, Glorianne Engel, Kit Ped
Ter. and Reuben Bennett, with Mrs.
Forman at the piano.
Following the program refresh
mentS will be served.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Military Training Tour

TEL AVN (JTA)-A party of
senior Israeli infantry officers be-
gan a training tour of the United
States, Britain, and France to ac-
quaint themselves with the newest
methods of infantry warfare train
ing.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Teacher Group Planned

JERUSALEM (JTA,-A proposal
to form a world organization of
teachers of Hebrew was approved
here at an international conference
of $50 Hebrew school teachers.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

Industrial research in the Uni
ted States topped the 81 billion
mark during 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

KENTLAND-For sale or rent BY
OWNER; $500 down, $50 mo.
Total price $1,000: 2 bedrms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm.
ramb.: Ice. scr. pch.; blacktop dr.,
fenced I'd; wooded lot: S12,150;
$500 On, assume 4S6 GI. TW.
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BPRNGBROOK ARRA-Brand-n e1

BtEINUbnOOA AHBA-BrAnd-ne
brick split-level; liv. rm.. flrepl.,
d. On; rm.,o kit, rec. rm:; 3 lge.
acre lot: S24, $50, excellent terms,
With $500 cash. o, b, FIELD,
INC, JU. 6-7l13.
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Is

ALSO OTHER sPLIT-LEvELs AND
ING AND THEY'RE SELLING
FAST TO DISCRIMINATING BUY
Frs. CONTINGENT DEALS CON-
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KN0LLWOOD - 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; all rooms lac: liv. rm.
with flrepl., equip. family-sised
kit; dry bsmt: with rec. rm.,
workshop and ldry.: A-acre lot
with trees; only SIG. ESQ with low
dn pymt. and easy menthly pymts.
I'm A-11RA- WA S.RRhh
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rms. basement. fireplace: $4,000.
va approved. JU. b-5532. l.
COLLEGE PARK; open Sun, 1 to
3-bedrm. brick rambler plus lge.
TV rm. and lovely finished bsmt.
fenced I'd; FILA appraised $l4s-
COHEE REALTY CO., AP. 7-a595,
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Center-
hall. 4-level split. only 2 yrs. old;
spacious liv. and din. rm., dream
kit. with birch cabinets. twin
sized bedrms.. built-in garage and
utl. bsmt. $4,000: conventional
pR0pEPTIEa AR r-SrA
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a SONS. INC. REALTY BROKERS
50S N. Washington St., Alex, Va.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
2430 Kenton Pl.
Hillcrest Heights

Visit this clean 3-bedrm. home.
Sep; din. rm., lge: kit. with dish
dble. closets. basement. lge. front
porch, Anchor fence and compare
with anything in area for. value.
Owner transferred, must sell, $15.-
500. 7. v. BURGESS, Realtor, RE.
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CONN. FARM HOUSE. Falls Church
-Remodeled older home, with 4
setting Of tall trees and . wide
sweeping lot. Featuring . COM
plete separate MOTHER-IN-LAW
APARTMENT with kitchen and
full bath. plus 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths and many extra. unusual
features. Must be. scent $1,000
QERACHIS Co. LE. 0-0214
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S-BEDROOI

- 4sAN - = ~
A beautiful home in . wooded
setting, designed for comfortable
living. Owner transferred. The dis
eliminating purchaser, In search Of
quality. privacy and excellent SUR
information and appointment.
A. C.: HOUQHToN 4 SON
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Shnn

Ia all the cash you need for this
S Ssm S SisS Finished HTs I.s %0 Em i rss
hot-air heat; wooded lot; $4,000.
No red tape, immed. occup. Don't
let this opportunity pass, call now.
cARRoLLTON REALTY, Or. e.
$685., 81, S.39l0,
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MASTER
BI-LEVEL
BRICK HOME

This spacious aWard-winning
iSe fspiiv n or thoss S Sesirin rUr I Ins
Of space, at q modern price, with
3 lge. bedrms. and another bedrm.
which can be easily finished. 2
fireplaces. one in 17x21-ft. liv. rm.,
the other in Q spacious ground-
level finished rec. rm.; lge. sep.
din. rm., gorgeous de luxe kit.
with eye: level oven, birch cabinets.
formica bar which makes cooking
q pleasure. Lee. built-in garage.
Big fenced lot, near schools, bus,
shopping. Owner abroad. Assume
lge. S15,700 loan and move in
with reas. down payment. This
home truly offers more at the
price, you will agree when YOU
sss x; 4 FOR II THE EP PHsr FEW Few
YEARS, SHOULD THIS AMOUNT
HAVE BEEN PAID INTO A HOME.
STARTING THEN, WHAT A saw
ING OR EQUITY YOU WOULD
NOW HAVEl
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RAMBLER

HAMbLEH
only. $500 dn. and assume owners
81 a. l SIsh SsdrTs new t .i.s f eHSae
Ice. level lot: low mo. payments:
ready for immed. occupancy. For
further information, call FE. z.
1000 or RE. $4,000.
ALLEN a ROCKS. INC. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

ARL., n; S42, 5O0-charming 96-
f.; Su; tomb quilt Ssnter-5ShMll
acre knoll; Ice. de luxe kit. with
breakfast area: screened porch. q
car carport; bsmt., 4O-ft. paneled
rec. rm.; 2 other rooms and VI
bath: hot-water Dashboard heat;
fully air cond.: immed. poss. Lu-
CILLE COOK. Realtor. JE. 2-3272,
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ARL.. Lyon Park-Owner trans
ferred, must sell immed. 3-bedrm.
brick; sep. din. rm., scr. porch,
llrepl.: bsmt. with rec: I'm; att
taeh. garage; mr.; schools 6o transP,'
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FORT WASHINGTON FOREST,
t trans MU1l s.beSrm. OI SrE.
with irepi.. ia baths. equip. kit,
carport; lge. corner lot; S17,96O.
Assume FLA loan with $500
down payt. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW, Jr., Clinton, Nd. Cypress
7.9333 or CY. 7-97OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
fcONTlAllIEnl

PJMAlIT HILLS, Falls Church area
-3-bedrm. asbestos shingle RAM
SS STa s starvi Et % gas .r heat pull;
attic. Only $3.50 cash, bal. SSS
per mo-; immed. poss. Full price,
$ll:950. Call J. H. BENoIT, KE,
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FAIRFAX, Falls Church. Va
BE SOLDll 3 bedrms., 1 and "a
bath, California modern. split
iiTht family rm." Living rm. has
beamed ceiling with indirect light
ing, paneled flrepl. Formal din.
rm. leads to party patio" through
window wall: IA It. teehnicolor
modern kit; on lge. level lot; mr..
schools. shops, playground. OPEN
TIL SOLD. left to be given away
at S1S,5O0. DirectionS-Out Rte.
80 (Arl. blvdD from 2 corners
then go %. miles past Fairfax
circle Uust beyond High SCHOOL,
then left onto Oak ST., 2 blks. to
800 Oak st.. and open sign. OR.
3-3IO8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

WHITE PANELED FENCE AROUND
THIS 4-BEDRM. BRICK AND
STONE FRONT RAMBLER
on this H. acre estate. Cen. hail.
sep. din. rm., 2 flreplaces. Ice. pine
paneled rec, rm., 2-car detached
garage. II this isn't everything you
want in q home, then you certainly
couldn't buy 1t for only S24,95O.
Open ] to dark Sun. Dir: Out
Route 30 past Melpar. turn left
into beaut. Pine Ridge and follow
Prosperity ave. to John M. Ander-
son open sign; JOHN NJ ANDER-
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HYATTSVILLE HILL; open Sum, l
to S: 37OS Longfeliow st.-Well-
built 3-bedrm. brick Colonial, 90
IT. liY. rm. with 1irepl., family din.
rm.. spacious kit. scr. porch,
attach. garase' alum: storm win
excel. terms. AP. 5000. coHEE
REAITY Co. APP 7-QkQk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

ARL.-Brick Colonial, near Col.
pike: walk to grade and high
school, shops. buses: 3 mi. to
Pentagon; 2 bedrms.. rec. rm., din.
rm.. bsmt.; FLA; 109e down; Sl3,-
$50 BY OWNER, ia. 5-749T.
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MODERN RAMBLKR; M-acro wood
ed lot; beautiful location-House
has 8 large bedrms., 2 fun baths,
paneled den, modern kit; built-in
garage and full bsmt. ConV, 70
Acc and Rockville. Mr.. 9chiabone,
GA. 4-e106. SAMUEL =. BOGLEY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

NJ. Vernon HiSh school in M.
/, Zephyr. Frame rambler; 3 bed
rooms, tiled bath. living room.
extra-large equipped kitchen. util-
ity room, automatic washer; e
blinds. Priced at $13,750. BELL
REALTY CO.. XII. S-1S6S.
ANNANDALE = Charming home,
beautiful grounds; 1s-acres fruit
$4,000 down: mortgage to OWNER.
Lot for sale also. CIR. 3-3076.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

OFF BEAUTIEUL MT, VERNON
lonisl, 3 bedrms., lge. iiv. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm., auto. kit,
family rm., 2 baths. on lower
level conven. to family rm. and
kit. SELL BY OWNER, SO.
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BRADDOCK HEiGHTsi sIs,35O-

Immaculate alI-brick Colonial in
one Of Alexandria's loveliest areas:
Large living rm., with Colonial
fireplace, separate dining rm., with
doorway to screened porch: DISH
WASHER AND DISPOSAL IN DE
LUKE EQUIPPED KITCHEN; 9
floor. Pull basement: built-in
garage. Situated on q sweeping
15S-ft. deep lot. Assume $13.600
LIST trust or approx. 1919 down on
FLA financing. Excellent parochial
and public school area. Only .
few minutes to DC. Pentagon. etc.
Call nowl OV. 3-1413. SHANNON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

ALEx.-vALLEY VIEW, 345 sprinE
dr.-Det masonry bungalow; 2
priced $4,000: only S57.03 per
mo. after small down payment.
Needs some redecorating. FLOYD
Z. DAVIS CO., 12l. 8. Royal ST.,
Alex es.. ma. s-03b2. ewes. LA,
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OWNER, Immed. occupancy: g.
bedrm. brk. split; lge. corner lot:
all-elec. kit, rec. rm.. GA baths,
din. rm., gear carport; member
ship avail. in community swim
ming pool: $4,000. HE. 4-1326.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

ARLINGTON, country club
area--Trees and shrubs will Mower
abundantly this spring around this
Immaculate 3-bedrm, brick Co
lonial, located in one OF our choice
Arlington neighborhoods. Call
LuRIA BROTHERS. Realtors. IA.
7-s50O, for appointment TO see.
N, ARLINGTON; sll, 800. with
perm. stairway 20 expansible IND
n nv, rm., firepl.; separate din.
rni.,. 2 porches, J. screened; full
bsmt.; nice lot; g blke. transp,
JOHN NJ. ANDERSON, IA. B-0s41
and IA. e.e21t.
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BERENS

SALES, INC. IA. 5-262O
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HYATTSvnLE-Half blk. from De-
Matha Catholic High and short
walk to all schools and transp. I;
fine, big older home: in excellent
eond.: lot SOx140: 10 rooms g
bedroomsl. 3 baths; durable as
ss;tSs shrE , over rer frame 4: Ai Sih.
Bartlett, HA. 2-3421. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. INC nI T-l411.
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COLLEGE PARK-Tdeai for small
family: : twin-sized bedrms., liv.
rm. ". din area. lge. kit; rec.
type bsnnt.; level yard; only $3.50
dn,, $50 total monthly pymt.
I'm Al1RA WA r.Rlkk
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FAIRFAX, BY OWNER, S16.95O-
On large lot. ST. 800 down pay
ment: 3 bedrms.. fireplace. sep.
din. rm., 2 baths. bsmt.: frame
rambler: fenced back yard. Call
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TERMS: assume 30-yr. Az OF
loan.-Mod. Cape Cod; 8 bedrms..
Nv. rm. with hrepl. and window
wall; additional space for bedrm.
and bath on End floor: carport.
TMtn Brook Forest, Garden 4
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SOLID CONSTRUCTION - Brick,
slate roof. plastered walls. hard
wood floors. 1M ceramic tiled
baths. fireplace, z rooms. porch:
fenced-in back yard. shade trees:
close-in suburban. Open Sat. H.
nc Saln st. irln DFiTs Or BY e sns a. s
7-Q146. Under 100000. %
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EAST RIVERDALE, vacant, S495
down, no settlement charges. 500
Furman parkway-3-bedrm. semi
detached brick. ~ baths, full
i nsTlt' , assume large on ah% 81
h-3f40; ewes. To. 1891.
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SILVER sPRIN0-Kensinston area !;
assume 4Mes OF loan. payments
500 per mo; total price SiS,95O.
2-year-old split-level in excellent
ccnd.; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liT. IN.
with fireplace, sep. din. rm., rec.
xm. and modern kitchen. Many
Bet. Srapes uO patio. AI sWninas e and
storm windows Call OWNER,
WI. 2-o641.
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FAIRFAX-ARDMORE "a bedrm.
semidet.; fenced yard, earport;;
mo. incl. taxes. OWNER, DI.
7-5666 or CIR. 3-4400.
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ROLLING RIDGE-Finest 3-bedrm,
and bsmt., all-brick rambler and
with built in garages and nm.
rec. rms. de luxe kit. with birch
cabinets and built-in oven: paved
streets and sidewalks, city sewer
and water. Over 30 sold priced
from SID: $50 to $I7,250. 10gs
DIR: Out Central ave, Rte. 2i4
house. Cali Mr.. ohse, RE. 5-SoeS.
with MAX MILLER REAL ES-
TATE, Ii. 7-2lOO.
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n. ARLINGTON - Close TO every
thine, and In an excellent resi-
Dental neighborhood. Brick Cape
Cod with bedrms., living rm.,
separate dining rm., and large
den on LIST a. and 2 more bedrms.
on the end a. Full basement:
Earage. Fenced yard with. barbe-
cue Ssn, sna a., trees ssi SSlcnel Leaving
Ice. 4ii1s loan with down pay
ment and terms TO suit. Only
Sls.45O. Call now. SHANNON <
LucHs Co, REALTORS. 2O55
Wilson blvd Arl. Ia h-fR0O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living at Its
best. New brick rambler: 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. lge. lIv. rm. with
firepl., separate din. rnl., all-elec.
sit NTH NTH lSs S,: S q cabinet pc, space
on lse. level lot, is offered directly
from. OWNER. Call FL. 6-4107,
ia. 1-3SRl.
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$3.50 DOWN TO N0N:vETERAN5;;
Ans im rs Ssaiss' Se dins sanaa
low with family size kit; many
nice extras, incl. wooded lot. An
chor-fenced yard. and oversize
garage. Full price S11,600. bal.
FLA trust: pymts. only $50, in
eludes everything; YEoNAs
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R7e0 DOWN moves you into this
In Falls Church. Completely fenced
yard, blk. to new elem. school.
An excellent value at $4,000.
YEONAS REALTY. IA. S-21O0.
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LARGE CT LOAN can be assumed
on this ideally located 3-bedrm.
brick rambler in SprinEieid. Price.
S16.350. only So, 900 down.
LYNCH BROS, INC. FL. $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA, Franconia-S9. 45O.
Asbestos Shingle bungalow. Large
lot. 2 bedrooms. tiled bath. hy-
ing room. equipped kitchen, util-
ity room, oil heat. FLA terms.
BELL REALTY CO.. XII. S-l66S.
ALEXANDRIA, $3.50 down. bed
rooms. In FaiThaven, close to bus,
school, shopping. Priced at S1O.-
500 BELL REALTY CO.. XII
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FALLS CHURCH. WestiaWn-Three-
bedrm. rambler, dining ell, lge.
encl. porch. shady yard; equipped
kitchen incl. washer, dishwasheT
storage attic: $12.9b0. $4,000
FLA trust available. SIS mo. No
agents he 3-TTQ0
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BURNT MILLS MANOR
SALE RX OWNEP

New 3-bedroom brick ramblers;
elec. kit. with eating space, din.
rm., rec. nm. with flrepl., ga baths.
Some houses have earports and
porches; well-landscaped lots. Out
Colesville I'd. l mi. beyond 4 Cor
nerS, Nd. turn left into Burnt Mills
VILLAGE on Northwest DR.. 2 blks., left
% Sn Sh ~. e. 2o sks op left On Burnt SrF
sun. A. 3. NOVAK. OF. 4-a316.
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Mission to China

Three American mothers observed
New Years Day in fashion that is not
uncommon In this unkind age. They
took on on long journey to Red China
10 see their three sons who are prisoners
OF the Communist government on spy
charges.
The ladies are all Of an age when
their contemporaries are settling into
the quiet pleasures of grandmotherhood
but they embarked on their mission with
commendable spirit. The only quaver-
ing note came from one OF them who
said, After my two weeks are up, how
Will ever say good-by to him?"
Their pilgrimage will take them on
separate ventures into the interior. In
the way Of mothers, they are hopeful
that during their stay they may be able
to have talk with Red Premier Chou
En-lai to convince him that their sons
have been wrongfully charged and de-
tanned. The State Department called
the charges utterly false"
With them they are taking sweets
and socks and vitamins for the prison.
ers. With them, 60, too, the hopes OF
all OF US that, somehow, the poignant
reunions accomplished, their mission
Will have a. happy outcome