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In the same area. Preliminary
heats will be run September 20
and the 30-mile final on Sep
tember 81. The unlimiteds also
race the second day for the
William Rogers Me m orial
Trophy.
Sailboats compete for The
Evening Star trophies Septem-
Der 81 and 20, to bring to a
close Washington's largest
marine show which began in
midsummer with swimming
and driving events.
General Chairman Henry
Burroughs is counting on a big
turnout of both outboards and
the limited inboards for silver
ware at stake this week end.
The noisy little outboards, for
instance, frequently provide
some of the best competition
In the Regatta.
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Blustery winds have handi-
capped fishermen for several
days, but when conditions i'm
prove there should be some fine
fishing.
Trolling is the best bet, how
ever. as bottom angling has
Slackened considerably. Schools
of rockfish mixed with blues
are all along the Western Shore
from Solomons to above the
bay bridge and boats have
reaped a harvest.
The rockfiSh are pan-sized
from IL inches to about 212
pounds.
Boats out of Solomons report
plenty of stripers of Cove
Point as well as blues up to 2
pounds. Jumbo spot still are
being taken of Little Cove
Point.
Chesapeake Beach boats have
been catching rock off Fair
haven, in Herring Bay. of Jen-
kin's Net and the Gooses. Boats
out of Deale have found fish
plentiful in Herring Bay, on
Holland Point Bar and of
Franklin Manor.
: Capt. Otis Bridges, who fishes
Eastern Bay, says there are a
few rock and blues at the mouth
Of the bay and in the Miles
River. Only a few spot and
perch are biting. At Point
Lookout a few blues are being
caught trolling on the South
west Middle Grounds as well as
a few trout.
Up the Patuxent fishermen
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will be used the following week
end for the first time for the
unlimiteds. Previously they
launched from the Naval Air
Station.
Because the races are in
Georgetown and not Washing
ton Channel. there will be no
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interference with river traffic.
Burroughs said the point will
be open to spectators at 0 am.
on all four racing days. Admis-
sion to the area will be so cents.
This week end, you pay another
so cents on top Of a general
admission ticket TO get a grand
stand seat. For the next week
end. the added grandstand fee
is 81, exclusive of general ad-
mission ticket.
The schedule:
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EAR WINDS OR FOUL

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER PoToMAc-To-
morrow, fair, winds east to southeast, 10 to IS miles
per hour. Sunday outlook fair, winds south to south
west. 10 to IS miles per hOur.-tcOmpIed by United
Stotes Weather BuFeou)
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CIeon-Up Day Set

Members Of. the Prince
Georges Fish and Game Club
are asked to turn out at 8
am. tomorro for a cleanup
J da on the club grounds at
Mitchellville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
UNLIMITED RACE NEXT WEEK
P'owerboots Open
Reqotto Tomorrow
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.
Special Writer for The Star

The 1858 Presidents Cup Regatta moves into full
throttle at 1920 am tomorrow the opening gun for
two busy days of coorfu cupboard and nboard power
racing off East Potomac Park.
A week later the big 100000 unlimited hydro
planes will compete for the coveted Presidents Gun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Large Fields Expected

Tomorrow's program Is de.
voted entirely to the outboards
stock runabouts and stoel
hydroplanes. In anticipation o.
large fields in at least foul
classes, Race Chairman Ear
Hildebrand has scheduled &
third heat for the Aus, thu
BUS. B stock hydros and 4
stock hydros. A heat is planned
every 20 minutes.
The show opens with thu
little leaguers" Of speedboat'
ing-the JUS, which are rur
by a field Of hard-drivinl
youngsters whose ages star
around 10.
Sundays program opens al
noon. with the first of thret
heats for the small but pow.
srful 4S-cubic-inch hydroplanes
Thereafter are 136-cubic-inci
hydros, E service runabouts
1885, hydfos. 280-hydros and 266,
hydros. winding UP at 5 pm
Some Of the country's lead.
ing inboard drivers will ract
Sunday as they seek additions
points toward their nationa
high point scores.
Plagued by Troubles
The Washington area viii b
represented both days by en-.
tries from the Capital Power
Boat Association and the ProE
Riding Outboarders of the 20.
tomac. Some of the inboarc
drivers have been plagued with
hull and engine troubles ir
recent regattas, including The
rough Buffalo IN. " event
last week end, but they nope
to be ready by starting time
Sunday.
All boats launch at the tip Of
Hams Point. This same ares
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

THE ARIZONA POST, in
cooperation with the CJA, is
offering the four prizes. The
prizes will go to the top work
ers in four divisions and a
point-scoring system will be
set up.
Top workers in the wo-
men gene solicitations
metropolitan and trades div
isions will be given tWo-day
vacations for two at the
Dunes.
The prizes will include
room, food and beverage for
two for two days. Contest
regulations will be distribu-
ted this Sunday at a report
meeting at the Center at 10
am.
Marvin Volk, general chair
man for CJA, announced the
special awards in a letter to
drive workers.
1--WE are all grateful for the
contribution made by the Ar
iona Post" Mr.. Volk said.
1--WE are in the phase of our
campaign where we need a
concerted cleanup drive to
reach our goal. We hope with
this added incentive we will
be able to announce at the
end of this month that we
have reached our goal"
MIR. VOLK also announced
that $4,000 has been dona-
ted by the Tucson Jewish
Community to CJA and in
addition $4,000 in anony-
nous matching funds has
sWelled the total to $151 900.
Of that sum 100000 is for
the regular CJA campaign
and $4,000 for the United
Jewish Appeal Rescue Fund.
There is still $35, 900 in
matching funds available, !"
Mr.. Volk pointed out. IF the
community raises an addition
al $4,000, the matching fund
will bring us to our 1858 goal.
The totals raised by diviS-
ions are as follows:
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Soys Israel General:

NEW YORK (JTA)-The
capabilities of the Israel
Air Force to fight a mod
ern war are under constant
review to assure that the
quality of its equipment is
adequate for any challenge,
Brig. Gen. Dan TolkoWsky,
commander of the air arm,
declared this week.
Speaking at a press con-
ference prior to the start
of a four-week tour for the
United Jewish Appeal, Gen.
Tolkowsky said that Russia
had poured tremendous
quantities of warplanes in
to Syria and Egypt and
the Arab states have made
a considerable effort on this
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
soys Israel General:
We CunMeef Challenge

field since the Sinai cam
paign."
Asked about ISraePS gen.
eral ability to withstand an
Arab onslaught, Gen. Tol-
kowsky said: 1--WE have al
ways felt we have the
strength to stand up to any
sensible challenge, but
there is always a limit to
it. We sincerely hope that
this rearmament race will
not degenerate into a whole
sale dumping of arms in
to the Middle East with
Russia arming the Syrians
and Egypt and the West
arming Iraq and Jordan,
up to a state of complete
chaos"
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Primo on Solving Preiudice Problem

Plans to build dormitory and dining facilities for
students have been announced by Princeton Unlver-
sity following charges that the schools II private sup
per clubs show prejudice The Princeton supper clubs
ae the equivalent of fraternites on other campuses
Israel Rogosin, New York industrialist, has can
ceed his plans to build $40 million rayon mill IN
Israel He limited his reason for abandoning the prof.
est was the lack of response the part of individuals
with participation in financing the plant through a
two-for-one conversion involving two issues OF stock
in the Rogosin mill for each Israel bond dollar
The $50 Reform congregations in the U. S. have
named March American Judaism Month" to COM
emorate the life and achievement of the late Rabbi
Isaac MAYER Wise New Yorks City Council will
act shortly request to allow merchants, who OBJ
serve the Sabbath Saturday, to keep shops open
Sunday. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New
York came out against the proposed change this
week.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Algerian Rebels
Kidnop Jewish
Agency Heads

Paris, (JTA)-Two Jew
ish Agency representatives
kidnapped in Algeria last
week are believed alive and
being held for ransom, it
was reported here from AL
geria. The Algeria author
tiles are reluctant to reveal
any of the background of
the kidnapping and the
steps they have taken in
the matter.
AS put together from
various sources, it appears
that the two Jews-Jacob
Hassan, director of the AL
gerla office of the Agency,
and Raphael Ben Gera, a
representative from the Jer-
usalem headquarters-were
on a Embarrassing mission
when they were abucted.
They are believed to have
been captured by a unit of
the Algerian rebel forces.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
The Arizona Post
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News
Bomb Thrower Goes On Trial

Moshe Douek, young immigrant from lraq, mas
gone on trial in Jerusalem charged with throwing
hand grenade into the Knesset last October and
wounding five members of the Israeli cabinet lncluo-
ing Premier David Ben Gurion. The trial IS expected
to last 10 days. Douek, who is conducting ms own
defense, has pleaded not guilty. Police reinforce
ments were called out in Jerusalem to halt crowd
of Neturei Karta demonstrators protesting the blo-
ing of a swimming pool with facilities for mixed
swimmers The pool is in an area adjoining the Sec
tion where the ultra ORTHODOX Jews live. The Is
rael Supreme Court has upheld the right OF the lei
Aviv city government to ban the sale OF pork prod
ucts and the raising of hogs in line with recent ma
tional law giving local government this authority The
law has been challenged by Christian Arab butcher
The Israel Parliament has given approval to the
first reading of the governments 83,OOO-pound
budget for the coming fiscal year The budget shows
an increase of 100000 pounds because the govern
ment is assuming larger share of immigration and
ABSORPTION expenses Work has begun on exten-
sion of an oil pipeline from Ashdot to Halta REIN
cries More Dead Sea scrolls have been discovered
by Bedoun tribesmen. An Israeli scientist has been
granted patent for the first sun-powered retrlger-
ator...
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

"At present, Israel's Dor.
ders are reasonably quiet
but we are well aware of
the ccaceless military ac-
tivity going on in the Arab
countries, in particular the
large quantities of modern
military aircraft which con-
tinue to pour into these
countries" the Israel mil
itary leader continued.
He said Israel faced the
compelling n ece s ~ of
keeping our armed forces
intact, well equipped and
continually on the alert.
'We would be taking sui
cidal risks if We neglected
to do So" he declared.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
5000 Converts In japan Reported

The possible emigration of Japanese Jews is be-
ing studied by the Jewish Agency following reports
that there are about 5000 Japanese converts to
Judaism in Japan. The converts are organized into
the Union of Jewish Japanese and led by two uni
versy professors an atomic scientist and naval en-
gineer both of whom took part in the Pearl Harbor
attack Union members speak only Hebrew among
themselves and constantly lombard the Israeli lega-
ton in Tokyo for visas. For the first time in Ar
gentne history Jews have been elected governors in
two provinces and six have been elected to the Arge
tine parliament Polish police have arrested Napol-
ion Poasec on charges of having participated in the
murder of Jews during the Naz occupation of Poland
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

Special Gifts, led by Jacob
Mandelbaum and S t an | e y
Hatcher, has raised $4,000.
Advanced Gifts, led by Joe
Myerson, has raised $31, 900.
Trades, led by Ben Shein, has
raised $3.50.
Professional, led by DR.. Of
is Miller, $1,753.
Metropolitan, led by Jerry
Sonenblick, 1,737.
General Solicitations, led by
David Wine and CT a ri e S
Whitehill, $1,164.
Young Married, S t a nj e y
Feldman, $225.
Young Adult, Marvin Co.
hen, $3.50.
Special Gifts division of the
women's drive, $10,335. 9th
er women's divisions have not
reported as yet.
Mr.. Volk also issued an
urgent plea for campaign
workers to complete their
cards and report Sunday from
1912 am. at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
Israel Ready
To Sign Pocfs
With Arabs

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Is
rael is willing to conclude
non-aggression p a cts with
both the United Arab Repub-
tic of Egypt and Syria and
the Jordan-Iraq union on the
basis of the territorial status
luo, Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion told a press con-
ference this week in his first
formal statement on the re-
cent Arab mergers.
THE PRIME MINISTER
was skeptical about the peace
full intentions toward Israel
of the Arab merger leaders,
asserting that 1--WE have no
assurances" from Dag Ham
marskjold, United Nations
Secretary General, cor any,
body else that the new I'm
tied Arab Republic will re-
spect the armistice agree
ments." He spoke to what
was probably the ! ar G e st
gathering of foreign cores
pondents at an Israel press
conference. Some so visiting
correspondents Join d the
permanent reporters.
In a rapid-fire review of Is
rael's security situation, the
Prime Minister said he never
thought the 1850 Trirartite
Declaration by which the Un-
tied States, France and Eng
land were pledged to oppose
any efforts to change present
borders by force, was still
alive; that if Iraq troops ap-
preached the Jordan River
1--WE will have to reserve our
liberty of action; and that
the 1947 United Nations par
tition plan was "as dead as
the people who died when the
Arabs invaded Israel despite
that UN decision"
THE RTITION plan
was dead, gone and buried"
he asserted, adding he doubt
ed that all Arabs would want
a return to the 1947 UN par
tition borders. He cited spe-
officially Jordan, which would
have to yield a large part of
the territory it seized which
had been scheduled, under the
1947 plan, to become part of
an independent Arab state.
Asked about lsraelS read
mess to revive the ISrael-Eg-
yptian armistice, he said this
would have to be preceded by
Egypt's ceasing its claimed
right Of belligcrn1cy"
against Israel - which he
called contrary to boIh the
UN Charter and the armistice
agreement
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07
GA Workers Offered
Las Vegas HoEddy Prizes

Gay vacations the beautiful Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas
will be awarded to four couples in drive to push the 1858
Combined Jewish Appeal over the top.
The 1858 CJA campaign stands at S151,000. The
goal is 1921 000
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

Dept. Of Library e Ar0''A
state Capitol
phoenix, Arizona
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nousEs bon sALE-Mp.

CUTE AND c0zY. s-bedfms 2
bath suburban huuanlpWs sep. ain
rm., equipped kit. full bsmt, Will
rumpus rm.; tip-lop cond ninmi'
mum storm windows and doors
Sfi,lO0: assume as dI loan; mod.
crate down, pRINCk unonuEk
PROPERTIES. Ar. 7-4T5A
HOUSES ~ muGllEe--Take oyel
mo. Cant be duplicaied anywhere
Charming. 3 hedrms.. 2 stories
lh baths, fun bsmt,, only $1,000
On W n. HUGHES CO. AP. q
HERE il A BUY AT SA.eSO-Re.
decorated 2-bedrpi. masonry hunea-
low on wooded lot In Hogerl
Helehts; fun hsmt, Assume pres.
ent mortgage with only q, nOQ
cash and save cloGine cost. Call
Wa $4,000 til 8 pm.
ROBERT 8, DAVIS q Co, INC,
.-AcRR LEVEL CORNER LOT
family. New -bedrm rambler
liled bath; plenty Of Fm. for vefe.
.abies and newersi win sell rleht
for substantial On. payment. cali
owner and builder. WA. 7-e7O0.
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COLLEGE PARK

Price slaShed 10 only
s SSssSi.i q s 81: Hli'' s: AZ
rambler, Just years old,
with huge kitchen and full
basement, Il also has An
chor-teneed yard, storm
windows and screens. Only
500 down. balance at
Snd 80 per mo- including
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEx. AREA. assume $40 400 M
500 per mo, --e-hedroom sturco
bungalow With earport. equip. lid.
vide level lot: sIe,b00 price. dex.
DE terms HAMMER RIAL Es.
TIT. JE. 1904: ewes. so.
AsL,. y: $3.50 down. Already
financed 2-bath, 3-bedru. bfick
CAPE Cod; fun bsmt. fireplace.
screenef porch and fenced shady
Hrd "a s-120s. tIf no ans.
ARL., N.--3-bedrm. brick Colonial
ON: nm. elee. kit: On. bsnt..
bus, shops. fmmed. Occupancy
L Low an pInsyymssnt; sls,So0. JE.
ARL.. My owner No down pay
nent. rms. Lovely neiRhbor-
nood Lee. lot; $4,000. $40 no.
Sal Gays JE. 2-7ie3; ewes, KE.
ARLINGTON. n; 81 AIMS parish
.iS sxin-si.ee bedrms., "a baths
s,.; tsisf s sltchen for Nom. ar
KIDS: excellent financing for Poo
$50 ,00OD Make appointment 81
calling johanna Moelier. KE
s liSsi"s' As. q M rosNER. "a.
ARNA VALLEY = S-rm. ssmidet
ioE doun payment; almost $4,000
OF lat trust may be assumed
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD icol. UeG
RssI Broker. EM. 3-15ss. "a.
BEVERLY nmLs-0oInG overseas
20 viii sell our Comfortable and
convenient 3-bedrm home 81 q
6arsaln. $500 With low down
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEx.-Briek
Colonial 3 bedrooms, plus LIVING
porch, "a baths. sep. din. Fm..
b.mt, rec. RIM, ali-elec. kit. are.
place gar, best schools trees; 8
al Ih' ov' sn a.asit s2a''SO' Assume
COUNTRY CLUB-Risht here In
this desirable section Of ~ ArlinG-
ion. Just blocks from the WISH
an impressive brick beauty, with
. bie bedrooms, fully tiled bath.
and q powder room, too. Pirepiace
IN livine room. separate dinine
room and huge, fully eauipped
electric Kitchen with eating space
screened porch, plus plenty Of rec
reetlon room space IN lull day
light basement Priced al eaO, 900
With excellent financlnG available
CAL for appointment 10 inspect
PEARSON PROPERTIES, IA.
fAIRfAX--4- bedrm. Cane Cod: 2
balhs, automatic washer. garbage
dlsDo.al: dtshwasher; s10,D5O
FALLS CHURCH AREA $4,000,
$3.50 down buys this comfortable
b-yr, -old,. J-bedrm. home, close 70
Grade school, shop and transp
This could be what you're lo0klne
tor' 20 Sal early. LYNN REALTY,
FALLS CHURCIi--Fiye- bedrm. brk..
III yra. old. Pull bsmt., carport.
Assume large 4 hsf OF loan, $1,000
will handle. s22.4OO OWNER.
JE J-1O1b
FALLS CHURCH, near Seven Cor.
ss sr,, and rsdwood tri:l.yslli
s scr1s w sTsdisH r. TsIl-!p1 S.d
fms. ~ bstSs. SO. din fm.,
VIZ wsh-tR f.P .nrpoT S' MARI m .I Ra'lo
Sis.7S0, Can sssume ~. note,
BIZ OWNER. IL, ssSGpi.
FAILS CnyRca J. - Isrk. rambler,
pnly Sl1,ghO, $4,000 dn,l master
bedrm. With X bath, 2 bedTms
hnd bath, les. ~, I'm, vlffepl
fenced I'd. Du. 6-b06o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

8 ,OOO-So. TT, a-story warehouse
Penna siding, .nd-h. level. with
10000 So It or more OF Ind
commercial land on N X. ave ne.
running throueh TO west Va. ave
Call MR.. uGAST, LA. 6-54li, or
ewes. OIL 6-BSlO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
WINTER
WONDERLAND

This siose-in property Of s,t
acres with > stream and trees Offers
yngsnaI nEisks w., and scenic ENID. etea ., !:
rom rom win hsspiss.. Sin
tnG room, large Kitchen. 3 bed.
rooms. az baths. side screened
porch. ilxgt, overlooks the hubbling
brook. Pull basement. Priced e27,-
$50 on good terms.
Z, +, BLANCHARD. Realtor
els sligo Ave. Ju. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Mt. RAINIER

Lovely older bungalow, on
huee corner lot, Purchaser
loan ~ $50 per month, m
cluding all. Pull hasement.
SUPER oil hot-water heat: z
hig bedrms attic. screened
porch. storm windows and
screens. Near ali schools.
shopping and Transports.
ton; harNain priced 81
Sll,5OO,
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HONEYMOON SPECIAL

Lovely a-bedrm, spiek-and-
span home. Just B years old.
separate dining room. ser,
porch. Anchor-feneed kvel
lot, Total price, &o,0b0;
$500 down and low pay.
ment Of S67 .oa, including
taxes and Insurance. Don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Tara

Enjoy the beautiful spAciousness
'of this charming home. el.ft. Nv
ing rin. with French doors opening
onto large rear screened porch. IA
u. dining I'm. with lots Of wall
spase THIS HOUSE HAS ALL
LhoeE pifKERENcK8 THAT
nov for full details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
$13,95O
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

d-oedroom, a-stoTy brick-and-
frame ColoniAl-type home; Are.
place. full bsmt. COW. heated 10
both wash. Baltic. uaTkuay ard ~
Route 1. Apply OWNER. sP' 4.
d9Jf OF UN. a-efff, OF drive out
9nd insect opea Sat. and sun
just on 3. l. ave. extended. S0i3
LaeunA I'd. Coileee Park. Nd. al
minutes g downtown. 20 Minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
ARLmoTon--YAIRyAx
Only One
Block West

q CIV, .l's ssui r. ho ssIs r. SsssI.mm
s sSl;s l e; S.Es oa. iSs s sss
tSIn slss. ThsrsS frspiass IL
NE nsin 81, n sii4Sassdbns space IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BETHEsDA AREA, $3.50 Butler I'd,
SiOdF i sS r. Td plus n''T sJ Ssil. 49, Il
once Mr.. MILLE1 MA, 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
4-AcRE ESTATE
VERY CLOSE IN

White y fran, ,s.ss , sas.@eoEs ,sy, mSs e.
Suiidins sites. can on. a-SSli.
pen 80 . THOMAS ,. risARR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
HOUSES WANTED 70 eUT

J ~ xrssEf sEk ibsSs sEfa n SE:asssS
MODEM, CLAN. 3 On bedTm.
house ~ Eoo4 e.e. %, ~. Geo, CO.
Cox f ~ :sg .siss e 81 IN .sMSs
INVESTOR iooking foT homes "a
VIII pay al cash eT. 3-066s.
UklvkksITY PARK OF coiiese Hts
Bstatas-4 bedrms. and bsnt.; be-
tween $1,000 and &33, 900. PTi.
vate party. Box 273-A. star.
w Buy. HOUSES EOR CASH IN
loL, 4.7922 OF HI. 3-47l7.
nICHEsT CASH, D. g. homes, ne.
ssasSiI'a Hz. e ss..6sgEss DAVID RIA
A SEH SadHzp ssSAt4 m T n s!slso
~ Y Ts,y sJ BUYING 2; g; HoMEs
k22EEpA & g doHN.D ~ SAN esLL
ALL cAeH-No COMMISSION
Mr.. EkHRMAN, Tu. s-7ss0
Az n CASH as.f,l ieE BONES q :, q
LII 1.OT0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
GARAGE-Si5.500

This Immaculate brick rambler
sS h ss..aTs. e ss,r .s bath and
shower Secls. fenced Iol. storm Win.
doWa and doors and detached ga
rage. walk 70 bus and schools. PHA
appraised . $4,000. Truly cur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
RousIs ron sALs-yA.
ALEXANDRIA

!. Excellent ice brick ssml.. with
l a. si IT, u a' Sim. .s siP Is.s
with reasonable down paymsnt'
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ARLINGTON. ~; 81 AIMS parish
- twin-sized bedrms., 90 baths
all-eles kitchen for Nom. az.
tistieally finished rec. rm. for The
kint. excellent financing for Pop
ne may assume present loan ol
2,OOO9 Make appointment b
ealllng johanna Moeller. KE
9-sIg3. x; NJ PosNER. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

The PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4snO Realtors
Open Til o PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

AkNA VALLEY - b-rm. semidet
EfiJAH q. HRNoSEp q ;cO fi'' TsS
ketl Broker. EA. 3-133s. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

4ie Prince s.. Als1. " Il a.sill
ALEXANDRIA - This at,rae,iv,
nome has been completely re-
nodeled. Reception room. lnree
nSing room With nrspl. large dining
stairs sittine room. dresEine roers
= arse bedrooms and ? modern
baths fdresxine room and sitting
room could b. used a. 2 add
tional nedrQousl; new plumbing
wiring and furnace. fun basement
Priced below present owners coat
~ SO .hb0. Excellent financing
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C. C. Hills

There Is only one Country Club
Hills In Afnneton--thls 10 itr' SUR
founded ey magnificent homes
rambler; large entrance nail
charming LIVING room with stone
fireplace. separate family-sised dins
ms rm.. BIG KITCHEN. real
nedEms. ans . de luxe all-tiIe
saths: regular .tslrysy 70 EX-
bedrmf and BATH: huge basement
has big paneled DAYLIGHT recfea-
ton Tm with fireplace. maids Fm
snd bath, laundry nm. workshop.
huge teen-aee" room. Beautiful
safoened lot with trees and Gear
detached earage.