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ALL AT SEA
CruiseHu
Bus Trip
Beginning

Want 10 start your Bermuda
cruise aboard a bus7
You won't get wet. The bus
goes only from Washington 10
New York. Unite d Travel
Agency viii take about 70
Washington people 10 dockside
by bus next Saturday for a
cruise aboard the Queen Of Ber-
muda. c. s. Cchicl Sale. Of
United Travel. says this viii
save the bother Of transfer.
The agency win try the same
ARRANGEMENT again October 10
for the cruise sailing Of the mo-
tor vessel Arosa Sky.
-
The 8. 8. oriana may be able
10 conga her way across the
Pacific when she takes 10 the
seas In 1850. The oriana. an
Orient a. Pacific Lines vessel,
IL getting special equipment
which win allow her 10 move
sideways as wen as forwards
and back. Circular steel "tun-
nels" are being installed below
water line. Propellers will be
inserted for the sideways move
ment. TO permit more maneu-
variability in docking and al
slow channel speeds.
49,
The Holland-America liner
Maasdam has a new skipper
Capt. Cornelis O. Kooyman
He replaces Capt. Hendrix
Hogervorst. who has been as
signed 10 the Statendam.
Promising dramatic changes
in outward appearance, public
lounges and other passeng I.
areas" American Export Lines
announces 1t will overhaul and
enlarge its two big liners, the
Independence and the Consti-
tuition. The Constitution will
be laid UP from January 5 to
March 2. 1859. and the hide
pendence from February 20 to
April II.
49,
The Georgian Bay Lines
S. S. North America and S. S,
South America will be the first
cruise ships to sail the newly
completed locks on the ST.
Lawrence Seaway. The cruises
will be next month.
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.AtIunticCity
Star Parade

A parade Of stars Is lined up
for entertainment OF Atlantic
City's summer visitors during
the next few weeks.
On the night club circuit are
such names as Milton Berle
and Sammy Davis. jr.. &C the
Five Hundred Club; Gene
Krupa. Lee Morgan and Al
Hibbler at the Cotton Club. and
Arthur Lee simpkins and the
Larry Steel Revue at the Club
Harlem.
Most voluminous Is the
lineup at Steel Pier. The stage
there will feature the Andrews
Sisters. MCGUIRE Sisters. Les
Paul and Mary Ford. Rickie
Nelson, Henry YoungmAn and
others.
At Convention Hall. Tee
Capades" continues nightly
through August 81. The Gate
way Playhouse has lined up
Natures Way" Tea and
Sympathy" Inherit the
Wind" uncle Willie and mo
Time for sergeants."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

The Holland-America liner
Maasdam has a new skipper
Capt. Cornelis @. Kooyman.
He replaces Capt. Hendrix
Hogervorst. who has been as
signed TO the Statendam.
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two year olds hang onto the
backs of bicycles. how old ladies
turn the corners in trafflc, and
how the girls manipulate with
full skirts and high heels.
Tuesday - We visited Bur-
meister and Vain shipyard and
the famous Carlsburg Brewery.
The Danes say they drink for
the sake Of art. because this
brewery gives all its profits to
art and culture funds. There
are no stockholders.
Wednesday-In the country
side we saw the Danish red
cows grazing on rolling rich
pastures and providing the
dairy products which form q
large part Of the export
revenue. Visited the Danish
Government Institute Of Dairy
Industries, where they make
giant watts Of cheese and butter.
Couldn't help but notice how
hard they worked to insure
cleanliness.
Thursday - Hans Christian
Andersen's Wonderful Copen-
hagen" really describes this
city. One of the main streets is
named for this Dane who did
so much to publicize Copenha-
gen. Did my shopping today.
American dollars are welcomed
here. Most Danes can't afford
the treasures Americans buy by
the trunkful. This is the place
for porcelain, silver, fur, and
furniture. Many fashionable
women here wear short skirts
and chemise gowns.
Friday - Copenhagen is too
wonderful to see just once.
Someday we will return. Flew
TO Brussels with a stop in AM
sterdam. The airport in Brus-
sells is big and new. but not
complete. The city is very noisy
and lit up like Times Square.
and crowded beyond comfort.
The money exchange is con-
fusing; the traffic is fast and
furious.
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Killed Bugpipers
Tune Up for Fete

Two hundred killed bagpipers
will play q salute at Halifax.
August % for Nova Scotia's
1858 Bicentenary Of Represen-
tative Government.
AS the Tattoo's climax. Nova
Scotia's most photographed
piper. 6-foot 4-inch Wallace
Roy. will be spotlighted high
above the city on the ramparts
OF the historic Citadel. piping
his tune for the bicentenary.
Mr.. Roy is the man who
pipes q daily welcome for visi-
tors in the gardens at the Nova
Scotia Information Bureau at
Amherst. near the New Bruins
wick line.
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saturday-On the town to-
day In Stockholm. The Stork-
irchen CBig church, is abso-
lutely breathtaking. Coffee at
the Glada -Gasen Happy
Goose mighty happy and
atmospheric with Swedish
music and good Cokes. Skan-
sen, an isle Of entertainment.
has all the charm AMERICANS
are looking for.
sunday-Trafiic here follows
the English pattern Of left hand
side and when you are not used
10 II, bewarel The women are
wearing boxy suits Of good de-
sign and fabric. and Italian
shoes. Visited rockingham
Castle which was most inter-
esting and beautiful. This is
the site of the Royal Theater.
dating back to the 18th CEN
tury.
Monday - Today we new
away from sweet Sweden via
Scandinavian Atrlines System
right into the laps Of the great
Danes. Copenhagen is gay and
friendly. but very noisy with
motorbikes of every description.
It's fun to see how the little
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RuiIroud Gives Free
DisneyIund Tickets

Children under IL who ride
the Santa Fe's streamliner Fl
Captain between Chicago and
Los Angeles will get free tickets
to Disneyland and a ride on the
Santa Fe g. Disneyland Rail-
road.
The plan is frankly an
nounced as part of a plan to
induce families to ride the train
on the family plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
INGA'S DIARY
INGA's DIARY
Ingo Tries a Beer
For the Sake of Art

Editors Note: Inoa WRC-TV personality Dent to her
homeland for combining pleasure and the business OF
gathering material for MICS Monitor and her teleuoH
show These excerpts are from her diary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
BY AYCOCK BROWN
Special Writer for Ths star

MACS HEAD, N. C.. Aug. D.
August vacation patronage. as
this last month Of summer Is
launched. reflects that In the
Mays Head-Dare Coast region
OF North Carolina business Is
up to par or better.
The National Park Service
count OF visitors entering Cape
Hatteras National Seashore.
which begins In lower Mays
Head and extends southwark
along the Outer Banks 10 Ocra-
coke-70 miles away--Showed
an increase OF almost 10 per
cent In July this year as COM
pared 10 the same month last
season.
Coastal prognosticators be-
lieve this Ia a good sign. May
patronage was on this year and
50 was June. and the situation
was blamed on such things as q
late spring and a business
recession.
July business has discounted
some OF those theories, espe-
cially the latter. and II August
shows an increase II should
mean that September. too. and
autumn. along. these Outer
Banks should attract much
patronage from those who are
seeking the unusual In q sea-
side vacation spot.
Outer Banks Unusual
The Outer Banks which be-
gin at the Virginia North Caro-
lima State line and extend
southwark as an offshore rim
along the States ocean front
are unusual.
From Virginia to Oregon In
let the Outer Banks is q penin-
sula. From Oregon Inlet south
ward a chain Of islands Of
which Hatteras Is the largest
and Ocracoke the smallest form
the Outer Banks. These islands
range from one mile in, width
down to a distance Of only q
few hundred yards.
The widest sections. up to q
mile and a half from sea to
sound, are here in the Mays
Head. Kill Devil Hills and Kitty
Hawk area. There are mari
time forests in some sectors,
such as Mays Head. Kitty
Hawk and Buxton Woods, but
for the most part the long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Visitor Boom

The Maryland State House at
Annapolis had its 50,000th Wis
itor of the year on Sunday, July
81. Earle r. Poorbaugh. direc-
tor Of the Maryland Depart
ment of Information. said at
tendance so far indicates losses
suffered because of poor
weather early in the year will
be made up.
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Indian Uprising

Many American Indian tribes
have vanished or become as
simulated in recent years. but
New Mexico's Indians are in
creasing in population and
have retained in most cases
their ancient tribal patterns
and customs.
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Park Service Counts
Noses at Nogs Heed

chain Of islands and this PEN
insula are barren except for
the coastal grasses and bushes
which serve as an anchor for
the rolling dunes.
Some OF the dunes are bar
rem OF foliage. sand hills such
as Jockeys Ridge here al Mays
Head which on an average Is
i3S feet above sea level.
Jockeys Ridge Is one OF the
wonders Of North Carolina. II
Is claimed 70 be the highest
coastal sand dune anywhere
along the East. Gulf or West
Coast OF America. II is an un-
usual attraction and vaca-
tionists who climb 10 It's sum-
NIT have had q taste OF 'moun-
tain" climbing. A rare sport
on Jockeys Ridge is sand
skiing.
Other Dunes
There are other name
dunes. Engagement Hill,
Whaleshead Barchane, Seven
Sisters and XIII Devil. Kill
Devil was once barren like
Jockeys Ridge. Il was from
the base Of kin Devil that the
Wright brothers iirst new q
heavier-than-air flying ma
chine on December II, 1908.
Thus the nat beach at the
base Of the famous hill has
gone down in history as mod
ern aviations first proving
grounds. A national monument
now on top Of the hill. where
the shifting sands were an
chored by the United States
Army Engineers 80 years ago
by planting grasses and foliage,
is a major historical attraction
Of the area. More than a quar-
ter million people visit this
shrine Of aviation each year.
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LEWISDALE AREA
2422 CHAPMAN RID.

o.: s.eearT; brick rambler.
with rec. nm. large level lot
assume loan with only
$1,000 down. and save set
tlement fees. Property In
neW-houae condition,
DIRECTIONS: Out Riges
I'd. tru right on University
lane to Adelphi Shopping
Center, then right on West
Park drive, TO Chapman I'd
then right TO our OPEN
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SPRINGFIELD Beautiful Asst
pFiek RAMBLER. lEe ~ I'm. With
nrepl. sep. din. rm. lse. XII, With
eating space. . bedrms . baths,
flashed hsmt. iss. rec. rm laun-
dry ru and uorkshcp Wonderful
area fer children. fenced back
yard: nf schools ans shop center
NAY assume FHA .oan. lnw Gown
payment III. 1850, by OWNER.
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LAKE BARcROFT-Four bedyms
F na 0s rse rm nv Wiz Pn ban Sns naaf
rm, and full bath. aud a-ear az,
rage In basement: oyeTsiged all.
electric kitchen, wooded lot, and
Ia blocks TO beach, a custom
brick rambler, equitably priced 81
Si..05n. REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC Ia 1.Afl0O
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q AcREs-es-f,., cussom-buiit. 3
= view for miles IN every direction
seni."f" share combination iiy
rm din. rm, De luxe kit. ilv. fm.
with beamed ceiling and gorgeous
stone hrepi Priced under repro
duetion cost due 70 financial Ntu-
aiion; sla.a5O. MANNAs RLTY
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sIa.asa-T hree-esdrn hFk beatty
IN ehoice n Ar location and par
chaser car assume sls h0o, 4i9fi
ist trust, with mo payments Sht
iael taSes and Insurance LIZ
faily eaaipped Kit sUn bri0hI
hsms tree-shaded lol Per further
details cell the DARBY co
Realtors. saio Wilson eivd "A
s-a3a3 once epen ? III .
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Anl... N.-Completely redec.. mr.
81 AIMS. this 3-bedrm.. l-bath
e-yr, old brick home. VIII nal
rm. A steal at sf5.6OQ, Priced b,
out Of toUn owner. KEY REALTY
CO. IA. S-3OoO.
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FALLS CHuRcH-Hor ogls. ae'
r iion selling s vel h below ~, EHA . sR
r I'm: rsmsl ..,o all s e.nt nrspl,
u. asbO6l.
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SPACE. SPACE AND MORE kPACI
baths. 4 finished rec. nm With
RH rsPP. formal alSs l4.f. din vim rn, iP1
eauip With cleo, range, tsigr,
washer. drisI .disposai deep
oNneF Calf bound and Is selliDl
way, way dowp In price o. only
SRfEAi9IiSyosIInc" WIN = CHAPMAN
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

coLORED--s-AcRE ESTATE with
az . cSfn'i srs sems oss e sssns
Rte. SO. mr.. Lanham. A holnt
worth your Inspection ct only
$4,000. HUDSON REAL ESTATE
uN. 4-l5lb, uN, t-7i7i.
COL0RED.--esma ann CENTRAL
r. tsi s.o aSs'ii ss.:asls sS'as
block house, on lse, lot. leading
to 3 nice stream IN hack; VII
sacEifice for quick sale This will
or year Ground for retired person
or couple with children. With
plenty OF space TO play. no q
67ia daily, ewes NO. 7-3Ste.
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LEWISDALE
Toll Dist AVE.

oo Only s2s,soo With sie,:
this distinctive slate roof
brick Colonial, 12O-ft. wide
lot, beautifully handicapped
2 bis bedTm6 Huge living
rms with fireplace Family
size dinina rfn large kltch.
On. ell equipped, Pull tiled
basement attached aarage,
tide.tcrened pch., plus many
other extras such 81 deep
ffeeze, washer, rugs, alumni
mum storm windows, screens,
plr conditioner, eornlees.
bar and huge patio DE-
RECTfONB. Straight out
RIGS "a 70 Redwood I'd,
turn right 10 2ist ave, and
optn alan.
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AfAtNGNIElus tmrtel. dccuu -~-s
fun hs1t. rec Tm-. elec. sit
lssel Ioi FHA approved. 6Uia
frecefirk - PL. f-67s4.
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EVANSVILLE
1886 NICHOLSON ST.

Price slashed 10 only Sif.-
D50, on this adorable g.
bedrm. rambler, In AL con-
eolorful kitchen. huge. full
basement with outside en-
trance. plus many other love-
" features throughout. A.
little a. $4,000 down. d.
REcTIoNe: etraight out
Queens Chapel "a, 70 Nichols
son It,. turn left 20 open
nen. APPROX. . blocks.
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SpHINGRIElD---3-hedrm rambler
hFtpllee. eaTpoFt n bis shade
trees. on A-eere hilltop lot. fenced
I'd: I hlk. from school and park
assums 81 loan; price. <ia,9So
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RAY PARK
$50 RAY ROAD

Custom built. 4 bedrms
2 baths, brick Cape Cod, near
new elementary school, In
choice location, cost master
bedrn with dressing room.
daylight waik-out bsmt.
for additional bath. This new
master-crafted home II
priced 70 sell At tgf 300.
Cash terms or trade,
DiREcTioNs Out New
Hampshlre ave, past D. g.
I'd turn right on Ray I'd
oqsdt,gos iiesSwys 7" mile to our
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BURKE. $3.50 dovn--s bedrms., ~,
S baths r, sep ON onl, rH soG' r AM
PAX REALTY Open sun. CIR. B.
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UNIV. GARDENS
TOO WEST PARK DRIVE

Sparkling J-bedrm brick
home with LIST floor powder
room. separate dining room,
full bsmt: fenced rear yard.
Efltire home protected By
PIE Detection Service. si4,.
ESQ. with only $500 down.
DIRECTIONS Out Riaas
I'd. turn right on University
lane. drive approximately l
mile 70 West Park drive. turn
right TO our OPEN SION.
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INA APPnAIsEn al el0.ehO-Cape

LONG, We mean long and low
ssdr%. s.ba, is0I rsns shsr''s ssr.ss
daylieht bsmt hot-water hea;
level aa.acre LOT: = firepls I
porch. It's q beauty for onl,
S2a.R00. IN . very smart neieh
horhood. Please phone for appt
" 3-soel VIM. A CHAPMAN
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ARLANDRIA---No,hlns doWn. 9.
Dedfm. bungaioW. ikfge YARD,
hsnst. Di 1.556S or CIR J-ttot
ARLINGToN-Ra Rambler SS-ft. ionx
1910 n Adams 81 near Court
House. Sld.U0u - 600 eA6ii
OWNER VIII take aFst moFtaags
for balance IA. s-7s67,
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10 .ACREs---Beautifui view. stream
s AS, RS ss x, rson ,cS ,S ran an
place. bar Ssnqust.sis. OV dInlns room Sar
beautiful Kitchen. . baths. lars
enclosed porch, Workshop Cues
cottage. 30 miles d. C. Show
by appointment only PENTA0oN
REALTY CO. OR. $4,000. Pair
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ARL.. N.-outstandins. 9-bedroon
brick rambler. attached eassg
lac. extafs-feneed lot oniy S51
rash. balance already manned
.payabie monthly ike rent BY
today. move IN tomorrow Ar
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
t0tay u Asa
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FALLS CHURCH, BY OWNER.
Brick Colonial large liv rm., witt
ffepl.,. sep. din. rrn., porch, 2 lge
bitoso az h, bsns isSsry lsrse lot
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Ing purchaser Is offered IN this
nee splii level. -Four bedTms three
full Tiled baths, iss sround-isfei
rniaked rec, I'm. formal air rm,
hix dream kit. incl dizhNashef,
disposal and table space. m nne
location, lust over Arl County
iine Priced a. ga $50 For fur
t1er dstaiis cell THE DARBY co
Realtors. safe wilson bltc IA
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OPEN l TIL
UNIVERSITY HILLS
1000 COLESVILLE RD

Custom brick rambler. fea-
turing huge corner lot. q
car attached garage. 47-ft.
ptne-paneled rec. room. plus
2 additional pine paneled
rms. In basement. Also has
3 biz bedrma., all-electrie
kitchen. including dlEhwashef
and disposal. 2 fireplaces.
screened porch. Thermopane
picture windows, walking
distance 70 University on
Maryland. Northwestern
High School. and elemen-
tary school. Ideal for doc
tor or dentist. Really Q
DIRECTIONS out queens
turn left TO oDen sign, on left.
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FALLS CHURCH - Air-eondItiones
.-hedrm. and den rambler witt
detached gaFage Immed, occu-
paney. owner must sell this week
end. Open sat and sun, l K
B pm $4,000, f0l3 coluinbiS
Pike, CT, d-tlp2
FALLs CliURcIl--y-bed brick
excel cond. full bsmt,: laTel
fenced yard auto. heat. storm
windows; $4,000; assume present
as loan at so mo-, or re-.
finanee; viii accept house trailer
or car on down payment B9h
Washington ave. CIR. 3-bi.7
FALLS CHURCH ARIA. SlaS dn.
$s2 mo t-acre level lot 4 bed
$1,000 JE, s-OD4l.
LAKE BAnCR0FT--we have q nes
homes In this area, from SO. Silt
REALTY open sun. cR. s-saOs
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ja MONTY for the IubordinEte
trust Is the one OF Die many
features OF this 3-beeFoom home
In the town Of Faifiax cau u
for fun details on this unusual
REALTY Co. CIR 1851,
$500 DOWN. ARi... Ss5 mo-
.-bedrm. home with large AIT
NEW FURNACE. All ESQ. JOHN
~ ANpERsoN. IA. 5-ol05 IA.
S-k2ia
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TAKOMA PARK
74O7 WILDWOOD DIR.

4 bedrooms. 3 baths. brick
Cape Cod on well iandscaped
lot Full bsmt., wall.to-wall
earpeting: many lovely APP
pointmenta too numerous 70
mention, FHA nnancine. al-
pfREcTioNs: out New
se@ i, i.is 70 'iwiiSSssososd 7s a.,
then right 10 our OPEN
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An UNUSUAL FIND = custom
All on THE SAM LEVEL. Three
fuii baths cenler-hRll entrance 70
...3ts.ft Twins rm which oyerlooks
beautiful rear YARD separate din
ms Fm with snding door 70 te-
eiuded porch ample eatins space
fer ak IN the De luxe equipped
kitchen: fun basement has finished
recreation rgu vita AreDiace and
3 gronnd level entrances Gear
bliit-in EArage Excellent laurdry
to s.t5 500 FLEXIBLE terms ofisYed
with a. little Is ~ fitt0 cash down
shown BY appointment Please cal.
OV s-fffa. SHANNON A LUCAS
ns-tf-.-s as q fraglstr sfnr ~
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BRICK RAMBLER-s bsdrms.. ~,
baths, finished rec rm Has 81
loan. Price OF home. $500
Sale BY OWNER. CIR. 3.4es3
Town OF FAIRFAX,
GROOM BUNGALOW. 81 .00O--Nr
FAIRFAX circle and will have 10 b
moved from the present location
Phone so a-s4s.
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PINE RiDoE-LGE. RAMBLER
Z nEpRMs Z - BATHS
OPEN TODAY
I TO :
aAI.H nv OWNER

q343 n VERMONT sTREET. Ar
LIN0TON--Ble Colonial home Va
cant and completely painted inside
s snd out Win All the ~. noo s, sands z,
ms room i2xlbis, living room / ;,
"a Biz porch We have 3 bis bed
rooms on the I'd floor and . full
bath Big storage attic. Pull base.
ment with built-tn garaec. OF
radiator heat House IA In excellent
condition New buyer can move
DIRECTIONS Out Lorcom Ian,
TO Old Dominion drive, rieht on,
on Vermont 2 blocks TO my oper
slsn on risht side
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SPACIOUS sPLIT.LEyEL = AVIAN.
sphi-isvel with der OF am bed
rm.. 81 baths. is-ft. din. rm
beaui. equip. kit with bfkfsi
nook. Gas OIL financing still
avail with . 30-yr loan. DON'T
DELAY-cAlL TODAY. LURIA
BROS REALTORS .O4s VIII
SON BLVD. ARI.. IA 7-e50n
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ALEXANDRIA --- Diplomats town
house with swimming pool bed
rms. ~ baths, Naa.na0. OR
Will LEASE AT si75 mo, DAVID
n. WINNER. RealtoF. Ov. 3-i4tI.
eVes., IF. 0-OS04
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S Minutes To Belyoir
ALEXANDRIA AREA
EMERGENCY SALE
ONLY S400 DIN

ASSUME HIGH Oh LOAN
4 wonderful export seldom offered
L!ye IN attFae Buekneu neightS
~ rsN schools. for very small
coEn payment This 1-bfdrni
i0ll hsms home Is in nnt eonc
Nith fully eqlip kif and fenced
yHrc, ior JUS ~ii p5a AsSunt
IA interest ~, san OF ioen WITT
PRICE REDUCTION FoR LARGER
DOWN PAYMENT.
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Z nEDRMs. ga BAfHS-Cholee
n Ariington residential area. walk
10 schools and express irarsp.
LHFge uf Fm with fireplace, fcl-
ma. dining rm hnEe kitchen with
breakfast noOk. full bsni with
pantled rec rm. gear detached
tree-shadrt 10. Prices =. 400 BE-
low CT Appraisal At so asst Ia
elusive agents, THE DARBY CO s.
Realtors. G5la wilson blvd, IA
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
74O4 WELLS BLVD

Immaculate 3.bedrm. brick
rambler. near Northwestern
nigh School. Fireplace In
living room. rear screened
porch, fell bsmt. with lovely
rec. rm. and bar All.elec.
kitchen. A real buy At SIS
DIRECTIONS. out Queens
Sa a,.psil rdL' tyr. turn - le s..,e On
western High School 10 Pur-
due ss turn left ! blk 20
Vel. blvd. and our OPEN
SION.
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lvER ls-AcRE LEvEL TOT, VIII

SssirsSis LaEs B.EsrOi. area: |.
rambler, Three bedrooms ? full
baths II on mester bedrm J. iiy
RIM. with Fireplace, sep, din. Tm,.
he luxe fFiEidaiFe kit, incl dish
washer; dlspo.al and table g spaes
sIsnti at cal S TllR pSRBYl 'scso5r CO,
Realtors, g3Ig Wilson blvd "a,
s-03p1 once open 0 I'll ..
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closed pine-paneled porch, hot.
water heat, poultry houses. work
shop acre, sood rarden spot
PENTA0ON REALTY co, REAL
TORS, CIR, $4,000 FAIRFAX, va.
FOR TIE EXECUTIVE "A rural
home yitn ! 81 asrs.' wi within %
Iage with additional space. Tor
horse stalls or cars. Az ideal home
t ot tne . sr9Hvinsd i .sai eSs sN Y,
appointment only. Call LuRiA
BROS. AeaitorI. IA. 7.sboo. aols
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cARPENTERs. BrnDERs DO-IT,

The YOUNG MoDERS-s-6edrm
rAncher on beautiful tree
studded lot with opeb-beamed
ceiling floor -to-ceilina brk frepl
hnge picture windows award
winning community; for lust sif.-
$50 with excellent financing avail
able call IuRiA BROS. Realtors
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
VA 7-tb00 REALTORS
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Robert 8. Davls a. Co., Inc.
Wa. $4,000