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(lNO u NV \ AZ
MANAGER

To take full charge Of all
construction. Must be q
builder, contractor. archi-
teet or engineer experienced
in ali phases OF construction,
especially In S-story apart
ment and once buildings.
He must be now or recently
self-employed or BY a builder
or general contractor. in full
charee Of once and field.
We offer q permanent posi-
ton with an unlimited fu-
ture at top compensation.
Replies confidential. BOX
lRO.p star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
HEEp MEN
tcohTlhufDl

bpoKkKKPER. 4 70 $40; 70 aGe
~ vacation and prons :, ne y. .ln Z
~, 1.ie1.,
hkkpn., full en-, credit sHp, help
ful 70 SJT0. POTOMAC Emp /.
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl, IA. b.
BRICK MAsoNs, top mechanics,
Hiliandals Nd Sc hRooKs.
nnICkLAYEns 80, white. large
JOB, SIS Der DAY. Apply apart.
meui loo. Columbia pike and
south Court Houae I'd, Afi,, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

l5e9 l4th 50, NV.
PERSONNEL ASST. : Varied per-
sonnet duties, college grad. to age
Is, Personnel courses. St., $4,000.
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
INC, Suite 1901 1895 o st. NV.
PHARMACIST, part time, hours to
suit you, Maryland registration
top pay. SIP. 1874.
PHARMACIST - Young, expert
enced, $50 a week. DISCOUNT
DRUGS, I'm. 3-3466.
PHARMACIST, registered Nd; tor
salary. excellent opportunity ioI
right man. CAPITOL HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, RE. 5-s3S3.
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MULTILITH
OPERATOR

Permanent position available IN q
lAree company for q good operator
who feels fully qualified 10 become
foreman In a very huAy shop,
Must assume full charge over 1880,
A. =. Dick $50 and folders. Good
mechanic with letter shop expert.
ence preferred, 5-day, iO-houI
week, annual and sick leave, re-
tirement and life Insurance.
THIS 10 lifetime JOB for the
right man
In confidential resume please pro-
vide age, education. experience,
and salary desired. Box 373-T.
Star
NIGHT AUDITOR, hotel exper
hand transcript. refs. REQ. with
application Bon 434-T. Star.
ORDER PICKER - Por tobacco
warehouse y0une man who likes
TO work. 5-day week. Rapid al :
vancement. Good dement's. High
school education Do not phone
ABBY, ~ Que st, sw
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CRAFTSMEN

DRIVERS, to SIS yrs. no exper
nee, We teach you. Apply yellow
Cab Of 8. s., s430 End ave.
DRIVER, fuel oil company, expert
enced only desiring chance to
learn to be an oil dispatcher:
excel. working conds.. insurance
group hosp Apply In person,
weekdays. 1925 Fla. ave. ne.
DRIVER, 90 to 80, knowledge of
Metropolitan Washington Area.
Call WA. 7-6l6l. Monday.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN (freezer truck,
for restaurant and institutional
trade. Apply Mr.. Miller, MURRAY
STEAKS. RE. 1881.
DRIVER-sALEsMAN - Interesting.
permanent work; good salary,
company benefits Call Mr.
BERNARD R. LEVIN, Sunday
nOsln ~ a
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ENGINEER

rhlTd class. with alr.condltlonlns
enpers Tor nee downtown once
bldg See hr. foho, bids, supt
1000 Conn, ave nv,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

PAINT STORE MGR.
For suburban store, in ex-
cellent location, devoted
exclusively TO paint and
wall paper. Vacation with
pay, disqualification and
profit sharing arrange
ment. Phone for appt. for
interview, OIL. 6-5329.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
PARTS MANAGER

Must have prior experience as parts
manager with radio and TV parts
Good salary, vacation and sick
benefits. 5-day week. Contact
EMERSON RADIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

KNOMEEn, ard elaas, Ter larss
neu kpl building reliable. sober
no children, mual know aiF oondl'
tinnina and good mechanif npi
Nth geod salary, n. q. hMiTHy
I ana ) pm, No isIsphens cans
KN0INEERs, al kinds. salesman
cr, mGfa once sales tFalneef t0F
sal Ser Miss Bel Today n
noYpb cor isth and q nv
test 40 yfnl, Ma 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

Opportunity Tor exper. man Who
small family In northern Bait ,
more suburbs: eolored preferred;
sleep In; top salary. Boz 340-T'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
c AssSIT T.. MHk s,seb iG %1S csl

CAbTNBTMAkER, familiar with
custom furniture production as
sembly: must have some plastic
laminating experience; Rockville
area IA. 7-5449.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

arise. and two CNew York and
IllinoiN said they could accept
the House bin Immediately.
Earlier, Senator Gore. DEM
ocrat OF Tennessee. said he Is
exploring the possibility Of try
ing 10 convert the emergency
unemployment compensation
bill into a public works meas
ure on the theory that creating
Jobs would be preferable 10
Handouts"
But he admitted II may not
be In order TO offer Q public
works substitute In the Finance
Committee.
Senator Gore said another
possible alternative for the
House bill might be 10 increase
the size OF a $500 million re-
volving loan fund set up In
1854 TO help the States meet
unemployment compensation.
Although Senators Gore and
Evening star., 1958-05-14


State unemployment benefits,
Senator Douglas sought 10 bring
out that Virginia has a COM
paratively short period Of bene-
fit payments and a low employ
er tax rate for compensation
payments. The Illinois Senator
also brought out that about
10000 persons exhausted their
weekly benefits In Virginia be-
tween January and April.
Senator Byrd took exception
TO singing out Virginia. and
Senator Kerr, Democrat Of Ok
lahoma, joined the Virginian in
asking Senator Douglas TO n
clude the figures for various
other States.
Merit Plan Cited
Senator Byrd insisted that
Virginia has less unemployment
than the country as a whole
and pointed out that the en-
ployer taxes are based on merit
ratings for steady employment.
Senator Byrd said the rate
Of unemployment in Virginia
is only 4.3 per cent against a
national unemployment rate Of
7.8 per cent.
II think Virginia is to be
commended instead of being
criticized for having less un-
employment than otner States"
said Senator Byrd.
Senator Douglas replied that
he was not criticizing Virginia,
but only trying to state facts.
Senator Byrd retorted that
everything he had heard was
critical.
Senator Douglas said he re-
garded the Old Dominion as a
great State which has pro-
duced some great statesmen, in
cluding Washington. Jefferson
and Madison.
The Illinois Senator was in
terrupted by several other Sem
ators who, in a chorus, added,
"And Harry Byrd"
Kerr Adds Quip
Senator Kerr broke in TO ask
Mr.. Douglas If he wanted TO
stop at the year 1880 in listing
the statesmen of Virginia. The
Illinois Senator replied with a
smile that he was sure of those.
AS Senator Douglas went on
to praise Thomas Jefferson and
to recommend that more at
tention be given to what he
stood for, Senator Byrd again
interrupted:
II would advise the Senator
from Illinois to study also what
Jefferson said about the rights
of the States"
Senator Douglas announced
today he had received tele-
grams from the officials Of
eight more States in his poll
to find out how many could
take advantage of the House.
approved bill for the Federal
financing of additional weekly
benefits to those who have ex-
hausted their State benefits.
Box Score Listed
Senator Douglas said that
out Of % replies the box score
now stands as follows: Twenty
Evening star., 1958-05-14

Douglas made II clear yester-
day theY do not think the
House unemployment bill win
be effective. all indications are
II viii be reported favorably 10
the Senate without substan-
tial change next week.
The administration is sup
porting the House bill, which
closely corresponds 10 the
Presidents original proposal. A
major change made by the
House IN the administration
program would limit applica-
ton OF the plan 10 states which
ask for II.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

States and the Territories Of
Alaska and Hawaii think ae-
ton by their LEGISLATURES would
be required before they could
accept the House bill: four
States reported possible con-
stitutional questions might
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Byrd and Douglas Clash
At JobIess Pay Hearing
by J. A. O'LEARY
star star Writer

Senate hearings emergency unemployment legislation
enyened today sharp verbal exchange between Sena
tors Douglas OF Illinois and Byrd Of Virginia both Democrats
over unemployment compensation In Virginia.
While j. Eldred Hill. ir. assistant attorney general OF
Virginia tesfyng against Federal action In the field Of
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Amuzon Flow

RIO DE JANEIRo. - The
Amazon River pours about 5
million gallons per second into
the Atlantic Ocean.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

Springs herel To the out
doors in q fine stroller with
O gay conopy over top.
Frinoed, too. Poorest comes
off for walking. Folds fIot
to store.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1958-04-01
Mossey-FergUson
80 Dynu-Bulunce Mower

Exclusive Dyna-Balance Drive Makes Pitman
Old-Fashioned! Instead, the revolutionary
Massey-F Ferguson Dyna-Balance Mower drives
the sickle in an entirely new way There's no
troublesome pitman SO there's no noisy,
nerve-racking vibration And because of its
unique design, it operates smoothly, efficiently.
You cut more hay each operating hour get
into the field when your hay is at peak maturity.
This is the mower that gets extra profits from
every crop! Tractor-mounted by the 3-point hitch
system for fnger-tip control and easy transport
Montana farmer-stockman., 1958-04-01
Massey-FergUson Mounted and
PuIl-Type Side Delivery Rokes

YouW Always Get the Quality Hay You Won't
The six-bar Offset reel handles hay more gently.
. disturbs it less moves it in shorter distance
to the windrow. This means quality hay for high
est profit. The Massey-Fe Ferguson design will move
full 8-foot swath, cleanly, gently, and produce
light fluffy windrow with all the precious leaves
toward the inside. You can take your choice of a
hydraulic or easy handcrank reel lift There are
several rakes available in fully mounted and pull
type styles.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1958-04-01

BAKER
c. C. Motor 6 Implement
BIG TIMBER
STAINS ServIco
BILLINGS
Gray implement Co.
Reichenbach & Sons
BOHEMIAN
Mountain Machinery, Inc.
BROADUS
Buds Repair Shop
farmers Union Trading Co.
CHESTER
Staudacher Implement Co.
CH0TERU
Abbott implement Co.
Choteau Feed & Seed
CIRCLE
Circle Motor & implement
CONRAD
Hannah & Holmes Implement
CULBERTSON
B. & M. Chevrolet Co.
VUt DAWN
Cut Bank Motors
DEER LODGE
Quality implement
DILLON
Clevehy 6 Buck
FAIRvlEW
Booke's Auto Service
FORSYTHE
Harry CornweII 6 Sons
FORT BENTON
Haas & Associates Implement
GERALDINE
Spevac Hardware 8 Machinery
GLASGOW
Hi-Line Implement 8 Motor
GLENDIVE
BirdsaII & Zody
GREAT FALLS
Ferris -KiIIion implement
Haas & Associates Implement
HAMILTON
Valley Motor Implement
HAvRE
Valley Machinery Co.
JORDAN
Jake FeIIman
KALISPELL
Louden Implement
LAMBERT
Burgess Garage 6 Implement
LEWlSTOWN
Dan Morrison 8 Sons
libby
Johnie's
MALTA
Dobson Motors
PHILIPSBURG
kahoe Farm Supply
RIcHEY
Holzwarth Implement Co.
ROBERTS
Roberts Implement
ROMAN
Modern Implement Co.
SCOBEY
H. P. Larson implement
SHELBY
Hannah & Holmes ImpIemea
SIDNEY
Sidney Supply CO.
STANFORD
Calf Brothers Hardware
TERRY
Prairie Motor & Implement
TROUT CREEK
Leonard Dickson Service
TWIN BRIDGES
SheareT's Garage
WOLF POINT
Highway Motor Cs. 9-4-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

ern hardwood tree; (c) tiny
reptile Of Africa.
| 7. Yawl: ta) Southern form
of address; (b0 spinning ma
chine: tc) two-masted sailboat
8. Xanthophyll: ta) lover Of
shrewish women; (b) yellow
coloring matter; tc) lover OF
strangers.
9. zebu: (a) female zebra;
(b) Indian OK; Co Indian ele-
plant boy.
10. Zombi: (a) corpse physi-
cally terminated: (b) voodoc
snake god; Co drink made with
several kinds Of rum and fruit
juices.
Answers
&c (ZEE-bek) 2-B Czen-uh-
Fob bee-uh); BIB (ZISS-ter)
4-A (YOH-gee); 5-B CYUK-
uh); GA (YOO); TIC
(YAWL); 8-B (zAN-thoh-fil) ;
9-B (zEE-boo); 10-A. B and c
are all correct (ZOM-bee).
released by The Bell syndieats)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

Today let's try a test made ur
Of 10 interesting words starting
with the letters *" ~" anc
e." AS usual, you are to Try
to determine which of the
lettered words or phrases Il
closest in meaning to the num-
bered words which lead off
Check answers against the key
at the bottom. Ten correct il
excellent: seven is fair.
/. Xebec: ca kind of picture
puzzle; CD African animal; (c)
Mediterranean vessel.
2. Xenophobia; (a) dread OF
heights; (b) hatred of for
eigners; Co dread Of depths.
3. Xyster: (a) corrupt law
yer; (b) surgical instrument;
(c) Egyptian either.
4. Yogi: (a) devotee Of ORR
entail philosophy; (b) devourer
of yogurt; 20 abnormally
strong man.
5. Yucca (a) low chuckle; (b)
tropical tree-like plant; (c)
Alaskan mahogany tree.
s. Yew: (a) broad-needled
evergreen; CD mammoth west
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

#5As. South, off St. Clair. Home
lectures three suite. 6.6.3h with
new sos furnaces. lorse bedrooms.
storms and screens. Building is
32xo2 IT,; 2 lovotories and large
office, zoned for oil types OF in
dvstry or business. Rent opprosi-
motely $575 monthly. CALL w.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13

BUNGALOW u ACRE
1883. South Of loke Shore Blvd.
Feotvre. 3 bedrooms, full dining
room, living room with wood
burning fireplace; full basement
and 2-eor garage. Immediate pos
session. Shown by appointment
only. CALL w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
BRICK RANCH

#522. broom brick roneh, loeofed
off Highland Rd. lorge living and
dining room, Ia clay tile bofhs,
3 bedrooms. 2 fireploees. reereo-
iion room. AttroctiveIy deooroted!
Mony ex'ros. Coll w. o-l6o0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
LARGE HOME
slNCLE-DOUBlE LOT

1895. 5.room single features two
bedrooms, dining room, kitchen
and living room with wood-bvrn-
ing fireplace. exiro LOT could be
built on. Located one block from
Transportation on Vine ST. Only
$1,000. CALL w. o-160O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE

#52l. eost off Green Rd. Feotures
3 bedrooms, very lorse lot new
2.eor sorose and many other
extras. This home. on lorge
studded lot. is q good buy al
$21,oO0. CALL W. 6-l6O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
RANCH BUNGALOW

1880. 4 4-ysor-oId homo with 4
bedrooms, z baths with roushed-in
plumbing in basement for 3rd.
Competing, dropes, eorniees 70 ,foy.
Wood-bvrnins fireplace. Full din
ing room, storms, screens. Only
$4,000. CALL ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
SUBURBAN GEM

#342. South Of Euclid. WeIl-moin-
foined home featuring 3 bedrooms.
u both UP; plus shower ond lovo-
tory in basement, recreo'ion room
ond 2-eor soroge. Enclosed rear
potio. overlooking kinssized
lot. CALL W. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
REALTORS
iiiix!L[!'i'ii !!!,,![' q!

- a!lA!1! aHA!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13
BRICK COLONIAL

#626. South Of loke Shore Blvd
3.bsdroom brick, 5l2 rooms feo.
turing q dinette with French doors;
screened porch; overlooking q
nicely Iondseoped rear yard; full
basement; reereotion room; 2-eor
qoroqe. CALL w. 6-l600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

3-bedrm. bTk' Colonial, with slate
roof lmmae. condition. full bsmt.
dishwasher. covered patio; pro-
tected community. near WeStfrn
ave and River I'd. Asking SI1. :
400; FRANK 9. PHILLIPS INC
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


MAMMOTH BARN DANCES, beau
tiful lQcatiofi room for 5000 cars
TO park; operator aeeks Interested
Rgs or Ak. s sfss ossr s'nss'sicns'
|ALEx-uroeery and delIeatessen.
excel location, all mod. EQUIP. /,
over 1000 weekly business, AbC
license; owner forced 10 sell, any
i RowaN RRktrSo. n IA. $1,000
BARBER SHOP. s chairs. In active
downtown foot trnfiie. low rent:
yi.SoO, lock, stock and barrel with
terms. Ask for Mr.. Van.
r. A. HUMPHREYS a Sons
2 Mass, Ave. Realtors MA. s.sO20
|cHILDREN'S WEAR SHOP
+ EXCELLENT MONEY
MAKER FOR PAST ia
YEARS. HIGH VOLUME,
q ooD PROFITS. Low
RENT. 1907 LOCATION,
LONG LEASE. RETIRING
DUE TO AGE. BOX 4e3-A,
STAR.
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HOUSES RY nUoHEs-DesiFa6is

NEAR UNIV OF MD.--SD0O down
and SS5 per mo. buys this 6-rm.,
ils,bath brick home full bsmt.;
level lot. vacant and in new-house
pm WA. $4,000. ROBERT a.
DAVIS q CO INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
RENT OR BUY

Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arhneton-Fnlls Church
area; newly decorated. Several with
fully equipped electriet kitchens
Walk 10 schools. buses and stores
Apply portion Of your rent
toward an option 10 purchase.
sos. So--eest n FAIRFAX ar East
Pals Church. ATl. 2-bed
room brick eemidetached
full hsmt, and level lot,
siS5-105 HallWood tat Great
Pals ST.; mnltl-level brick
s large bedrooms. = full
pathS, bsmt.
SI36--ul7 Terrace DR.. Columbia
Pines tnr, Annandalel. 8.
hedrm. brick rambler. full
esmt,, .gaFass. nrepl.i nswly
decorated.
Sie5-l0l1 Woodley place. lust %
3. West street, Falls Church
Brick rambler, 2 hedrms
ali-elec. kitchens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

KENWOOD PARK--BeautIful we'll
designed and built split-leyel
sired and Controlled eommunity n
MONTGOMERY County. Center hall
hv. I'm, sep. din. rm., large mod.
ern kit. screened porch, bed.
rms. . baths; grounc-leyei rec
Tm.. utii. Tm., bamt. on level loi
with many trees. Priced from S35..
y5y up. Good hnaneing. ~. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
HOUSES UnFURMIsMrp
noNflNurpl



NEAR SHIRLEY HIGHWAY
Only miles from pentaa0n
an exceptionally me home nestles
among Ia acres OF doeWood trees
LIST a. contains Z bedFms,. hil
baths. family slze. lit, Iaxle-ft
din. Fm. with frepl.. i5x24-ft. NV
rm. with picture windows, nrepl
and built-in bookcases. finished rec
rm, In bsmt. with maids Tm. ant
bath. An ideal home for comfort
able livinR as well a. entertaining
Available for a. least yra. q
5000 q mo. For apt. to see cal
Mr.. Haaland 81 LYNCH BROS.
INC. Fl. $1,000,
MAR COLUMBIA COUNTRY 0LUl
Detached 0-rm. home and eepaT
ate. complete apt. &i6S,
WALTER A. BROWN
t0le VI, Ave. ma, e.l06e oil, 2-0iJl
CHOICE RENTALS
FAIRFAX - 6-room house. ~
baths, 2-car garage; S12s.
COUNTRY CLUB HlLLs--3 bed,
rms. rec, rm. with fireplace. car
PiNERiDuE - s-bedroom stone
rec. rm.. : baths, e-caf ear,: SiS5
PKNTAooN REALTY CO.
OR. i-O544 FAIRFAX, VA
AM VNftTfSM uarpnAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

. ACRES or more--6-bedrm. q
bath brick, ga yrs. old: rec. fm 81.
excel. eond., swim. pool. 3-car eaT (;
~, Boz 1e. sodtEYs. 70 r S,sfss
BRICK RANCnER mr.. high school!
SI77b0l Take over 4lssy loani
3 bedrms., hrepl.. huge kitchen,
full tiled bsfnt.. carpetinR; many
extras. New condition. Call RIP
LEY Co, JU. b-6il1.
DETACHED HOUSE - 3 bedrms.
Must sell. death OF husband: will
saerinee: fun bsmt,, storm doors.
s Rsssi' lawn siI c sSnd Ju s ssdss e0nd
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Rosemary and Blessed Sacrament
Beh0ols-Ist offering Of this immac
ard attIae. home on lee. level lot-
Center home: lEe. Nv. rm;. din.
% soc %p S.d rms ' Gle. P Ssth I ssSrIn:
Conventional financing. SSi,250.
Sun. i-dsrEj, W. c. RuTLEY Co
SILVER spaINd: $1,000 buys this
neat 2-bedrm. expsnsible Cape Cod
with table space kit full bsmt. I:
attractive fenced yard: near all
schools and bus lines; ssade and
fruit trees. asking Sl2,e95.
CHESTER II. KELLER
Reaitor ytoD 10, 5-Gl0O
TAKOMA PARK, near d. e. line;
charming brick Colonial. eontainlne
ICE Nv rm. with frepl.. family size
din. rm., fully equipped kit, with
table space, 3 Dedfmb. and bath up.
full bsmt,. rec. rm.; waking dis
lance 70 Silver SpTing saoppine.
CHESTER u. KELLER
Realtor % toy ~. 5-1l0O
BETHESDA RAMBLER
Brick. Vacant. "a yrs. old. Com
pleteiy redecorated. bedTms., mod
kit. full bsmt,, 81 500 down.
FTiced for immed. sale at S1G,05O.
WEISS e. STOLAR, INC.
ny 'a.kaao a til O
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CMKfY Brick eenter-hsIi
Colonial. s bedrooms. . baths On
gnd nooT. : bedrooms on arc
noor. LIST floor has living room.
dining room. modern Kitchen. rear
porch enclosed with isloasiss. rec
reation room and bath In base
ment. gas heat. Close 70 both
public and paroehiAl schools and
public transportation Price. S.d.
q30. Can WO. $500. EDW. II
yoNES 4 Co. INC. Chew Chase,
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COSIOM-BUILT 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
orlek Cape Cod near new elenen-
tary school IN choice RAY PARK
location. 2O-ft. master bedrm. with
Dressing room. daylight valkout
T Tsnit-; SPACE Tor additional bath.
priced 70 sell at S24. 500 Cash.
terms OF trade. Call iii 3 pm.
VA 5000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Garage-S15,500

This Immaculate brick rambler
also features bedrooms. bath and
full bSmt Many extras such as
glass shower doors. fenced lot.
storm windows and doors and de-
taehed garase. Walk 20 bus and
Truly our incest LISTING
E. F. BLANCHARD. Realtor
9ls sligo ave. Ju. s-s60O
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NEAR rARkwAY-S.Sedfm Colo
and esrport w. is.fti i Iiy. ' Sm.. p sama
ily-siged dining rm., ise. tree
shaded corner lot. Price slashed
TO 1920: low FHA down pay.
ment. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTTES, APP 1-TT7A
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DAMAsCus--Res resIter. W.
inc, ciesf.ster s:25if. 800
GERMANTOWN. IL MILES To
baths, tireDl daylieht bsInf
Almogst acre lott $4,000. WI
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FOREST HILLS
I'd - @Atfu
GEORGETOWN

g. .. = and 5 bedroom houses.
e. A. AUDETTE, AID. 2-5000
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a.BEDROOM HOMEs Of any TIRE,
size, style, material, ase. location
p p1iss, and best iinanslngi trsdss
aRSRsEipSSfEIsc:k " BReiiEaNs SAID ElEs
INC. u, 7.77OO.
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CLINTON. MD, near Andrews All
Base-Owner will share furnished
home with responeible couple, ne
HAOER, CY. 7-01bf.
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KENSINGToN

Enjoy my fireplace this winter
anC my air eonaitionlne next sum
mer. All year you viii praise ny
closn,. er,.b sIp1 ss,e eS0SA pea
rms. and 2 tiled baths. an va
cant, as my owner vas trans
ferred Won't you Ill me with JOY
and laughter? Good financing can
be arranged. Less than 100000 foI
my brick Cape Cod desiRn. Call Mr.
LAWSON 10. b-494l,
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IA. 7-44s7
GEORGETOWN

Charming old house with ever,
aSs. y sSs's s% . sfss sD.nS,
on safden' patioi sis bedrms'. j l,
baths. Call Nj, Asador. CO, s.
O5S4 OF MILLIcENT CHATEL
Reeltor, 1878 Wisconsin ave. Oh
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g. 900 down. S.l ,,;.,i sr.et-Sis bed.
T' and SS%p!sst S ss's scr iI ~. Is
YoUNKIN 4 Co, 10. i.S0sc
ans AAA fINANclN0--special.
loans, which you may assume
.,00o0-s5,OOO above loan. ~,
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OWNER SAYS get ofie. on this
Hyattsville BUNGALOW Large in.
rm., sen. din. rm., lee. Kitchen.
bedrms,, economical hot-water
heat. fpll bSmt, level Anchors
fenced yard. det. garase: nj.
transp Don't delay see today.
PRINCE 0EoRoEs REALTY co..
UN a.l 1865. WA. f-de5S,
STYLE AMI CHARM PLUs--3-
becrm. California redwood ram.
bier. spacious l!y rm with iro-
place, pancled dlnette, de luxe
cleo kit, Hollywood bath. fufi
rec. -type bsmt., beaut. wcoded
lot. Sl5,b5n. moderate FHA down
payment PRINCE R0E0
PROPERTIES AP 7-77Tl.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. Top-ieyet
University Park. one Of our finest
neishborhoods. Attractive 4-bed-
room Cape Cod, solid red brick
construction, delishtful Jalotsied
porch, . full baths. reereatlon-
type basement Best buy Ia
months At only St6.aSo. W n.
HUGHES CO, AP 7.i4OO,
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