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John N, Riteh. Forest Helghts. Nd:
Thomas NJ orinlth, Takoma Park,
Nd. Charles W. Harpole, 1851 Irvine
st., s.e.. Erwin Jonesse Hyattsyille, Nd
Robert j, Mcintosh, 524 9th ST. Sc:
John M. Ewing, 1928 LIST 81. NV.
peR SsSSkeo T Pr sts a1Ssr Ss
Maury ave. Sc.
Revoked for accumulated record Of
at least IL points---Learmon Garvln,
$40 18th 81. ne. James G.. Williams,
2O40 Bass pl, Sc; Charles r. Petit
lord, l3bOA Potomac ave, Sc. Cor
don M, Arion, jr, 6427 Sth st. NV;
HAYWOOD MssS b 0hba 1oss 4 esp c ssa 81 81
Sc; John B. Holmes, Camp Springs,
Md: Walker A. Erwin, 1907 end Sd,
ne; Clyde Battle. 1900 Mass, ave.
NV: John p, Scandone, 3I26 Buena
vista ter, Sc. Harold w.. Alexander,
Pigan. Nd: Herbert stroman, 327Is
q st. ne; Thomas J. Wintermyer,
2I21 33rd st. NE: Lewis M. Hood,
!328 Queen st. mel Richard Lyles.
a asd2 Burke s. ST. Edward samons,
SGH va pS CHarl s. f n tsPenss s1
I st. s.w.; Ronald NJ. Martin, l445
savannah g, Sc: Richard O. Jenkins,
Suspended for fragrant disregard for
safety OF persons or property---David
Brown, l105 Chaplin st, Sc, 90 days
and trafhc school.
Suspended for period noted for ac-
cumulated record OF at least 5 points
Joseph H. Minor, $500 East Capitol st.,
10 days; Paul s; Heverly, Boiling AT.
N st. n.was 10 days: Frederick A.
days; Samuel 3. Johnson, 52Oi River
I'd NV. is days; Constance ". EmMett,
S22l 4th st. SCI, 8. days; Eldridae N.
5urroughs, Suitlald, Nd. lb days;
10 days; BODY w. Kilgore, Boiling AZ
Force BASE, 80 days; Frank II. Flenn-
lng' 1915 Bird ST. NV, is days;
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privilege of being licensed in
the District of Columbia sus-
pended until proof of financial
responsibility is filed.
OF the "a operators permits
revoked for this period, five
were for driving while drunk;
seven for operating after revo-
cation (period Of revocation
extended; one for operating
after suspension; and 81 for
an accumulated record Of at
least IL points under the point
system.
OF the 70 others who were
suspended, one was for fragrant
disregard for the safety of
persons or property; So for an
accumulated record of at least
eight points; 10 for failure to
satisfy judgement in court;
and eight for failure to file
insurance.
The complete list Of suspen-
sions and revocations for the
week of September 8. 1858, as
released by the Department of
Motor Vehicles. follows:
Revoked for driving while drunk
wallace Kitching, 1908 Sheridan st.
nw;i William F. Nelson. 1850 Con-
200 lth st. Sc; Arthur L. McKnight,
gsOS n St. Sc; Wade r. Sisk, 1417
Pa. ave. sc.
=, Revoked for operating after revoca-
uon period OF revocation extendedl---
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225 T st. me-; william NJ. Mclean,
1908 swami St. nv; Dalton O.,
s.ercer. 1929 Lang place ne: John
?; o'conner, s7ss Brandywins It.
Privilege suspended for no, d. C.
permit or registration-Wade Harrison,
6l7 NJ st, ne; fauna Harris. 1322
45th place ne; Joseph l.. Baker,
1884 18th Ct NV; William J. Kearney,
tno tixed address,: Raymond G. Mil
Ter 3Ol Delateld place NV; Patricia
T.. Gordon, 1851 Ames st. me-; Har-
riet b, Artogast, 1892 Clay place
ne.i Jackie d. couser. 1909 N.
Morse st me-. st. Paul Oeter. 5035
Central ave. Sc: George G. Carman.
1894 18th st. NV; Michael A. Franks,
1915 N. Canitol ST.; Roosevelt o.
JENNINGS. No: 20 Adams St. NV;
George W., Mallary, jr., 1915 o 81,
NV; Charles Z, Raw, 1477 Harvard
st. NV; Given Saunders. SO4 Taylor
81. NV; Joseph A. Short, GEORGE
town Univ: Earnest A. Thomas, 456
Mass, ave, NV: John e. Turner, $50
walthall 1913 18th st NV; Robert
8. Whiting. l446 C st. Sc: Elaine
e.. Yost, 2507 Rhode Island ave. ne:
Elizabeth Durant, 733 Farrasut ST.
NV: Ernest H. Cherry, 1244 18th
st. NV.
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Of King solomon. he adjourned
the case FOR q week. BY the end
Of the week. the members had
patched UP their differences
and called of the law suit, and
the court was of the hook.
But the judges remarks point
up the fact that the courts dis
like becoming involved unless
someone suffers genuine injury
at the hands of another through
interference with a legal right.
Mere differences Of opinion
about athletic games or social
matters usually aren't enough
to warrant judicial interven-
ton. and most people are happy
to keep 1t this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Law IN THE NEWS,
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK
Special writers for The star

opesiA Wiit1ts LOT Inc otht
Judges just never know
what kind Of disputes they
are going to be called on to
settle.
For example. one would
hardly be inclined to think
that the golf handicap OF a
club player could ever wind up
in court. But 1t did.
A few weeks ago, Justice
Samuel w. Eager of the New
York State Supreme Court had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
1O6 Motorists Lose
Right to Drive Car

total Of 1876 motorists deprived of their right drive
last week by the Department Of Motor Vehicles.
OF this number "a had operators permits revoked
others had theirs suspended.
In addition "a persons who charged with driving
without D. c. permit without D. c. registration had their
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SAVINGS ON FAMOUS BRANDS"

Inc we're to
we're of TIL
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0r-as LIFE and
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oxl2 "YOUKON" COTTON
EMBOSSED BLOCK RUG
29.95
Tufted on heavy broodIoom beck to
hug the floor for greater sofety and
eose of cleaning. "Fresh-up" Fall
tones of grey. spruce green. light green,
rose, red, white. oquo and gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

Cushiony cotton yarns ore so soft I'M
derfoot and the cIeor vivid coIors that
only cotton can be dyed ore q treat to
the eye. Rose. red, white, brown, grey,
gold, and many more. Tufted into q
regular heavy broodIoom beck for
longer wear, easier core.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
FORMER PALMER MAN
TAXES BRIDE IN SLTKA

Word was received this week
of the wedding on May II Of
Mary Beth Winans, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd T.. Winans
of haywood, Illinois and Roy
Hooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
c. Hooper Of Fletcher, Vermont,
The ceremony was performed in
the Sheldon Jackson Junior Col
lege campus chapel by Dr. r. Ro-
Hand Armstrong, president of the
college, assisted by the Rev Will
liam Fl. Gavin, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church of Sitka.
The bridegroom was formerly
employed at Spring Creek Dairy
Farm before accepting his pres
ent position as boys supervisor
in Frazer Hall Dormitory On the
campus at Sheldon Jackson.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
IOWA FARMER WANTS
70 RAISE CABBAGE
LIKE ALASKANS DO"

Members OF the Matanuska
Valley Fair Board recently re-
ceived an unusual request from a
produce grower in Iowa. 1t seems
that the chap wants to raise some
of those prize winning So pound
Matanuska Valley cabbage which
are becoming famous throughout
the States. His plans were to en-
ter his (cabbage) in the Iowa
State Fair and win some prizes
down there :. y. he enclosed So
with which to purchase some OF
these special" cabbage plants,
and offered to pay more if the
amount was not sufficient.
After discussion on the re-
quest, Fair Board members toss
led the letter. over to the Alaska
Agricultural Experiment Station
with a request that they explain
with regret, why they can not
ship these prize winning plants
to the Iowa farmer.
Ut seems the prize-winning
Matanuska Valley cabbage are
raised from seeds and plants
shipped here from the States.
What makes them grow to their
great size is lots and lots of Al
aSkan sunshine. and lots and
lots of loving care.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
Anchorage Has Third
Greatest Air Traffic
OF All u. S. Cities

Anchorage had tie rnird great
est volume of air traffic of all
cities in the United States during
1857, according to the annual re-
cord published by the Civil Aer-
onautics Administration, u. S.
Department of Commerce.
Counting aircraft takeoffs and
landings at its two airports and
the seaplane base at Lake Hood.
which is considered a part of its
International Airport, Anchorage
totalled 427,244 operations. Chi
cago, with both O,Hare and Mid
way airport figures combined,
had 618,013, and New York,
counting both LaGuardia and
Idlewild had 052, 558. An opera
ton is takeoff or a landing, and
is the count by which the CAA
measures how busy an airport is
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28

for purposes of planning its var
ious services to air transporta-
ton. Figures for each of the 205
towers operated by the CAA are
published in Federal Anyways Air
Traffic Activity, for sale in the
Department of Commerce, Wash
ington, d. c., at $1.00.
Among individual airports at
which the CAA operates the air
traffic control tower, Merrill
Field, Anchorage's busiest field,
was 10Th with 255,805 operations
and International had 12l,464
Hood Seaplane base, the most
active seaplane operating base in
the world, accounted for 1896
operations. The CAA operates
towers at all three fields.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28

Oregon, California, Idaho, Ne
vada and the territories of Alas
ka and Hawaii.
In presenting the award.
symbolized by a gold medal, the
Department of Agriculture recog-
nized Williams for administration
that has been "outstandingly e.
fective and economical" "dynam-
ic leadership in the development
Of new conservation programs
and new conservation concepts"
"organizatioal SKILL" and a rec
ord Of solid achievements il
public administration
Williams visited Alaska during
the summer Of 1855 for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the work of
the Service in the Territory and
since that time has been a real
booster for Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
Sos Administrator
Receives High Award

Donald A. Williams, admins
traitor of the Soil Conservation
Service who worked in techni-
cal and administrative positions
for Sos in the Northwest from
1885 to 1850, received the De-
jartment of Ariculture's highest
honor 49, the Distinguished Serv-
ice Award - May n in Wash
ington, D. G.
Williams came Up through the
ranks to become the third adj
ministrator of Sos in Novem-
Der, 1853. He is widely known in
conservation and agricultural cir
cles throughout Washington,
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28

Alaskan Inka Ormsby daughter Alaska ClohiIde orms
by has delivered 1000 punds Of milk past years
That comes TO nearly $4,000 gallons Holding her
verstX OF Alaska Agricultural Experiment station College
William Sweeman animal husbandman. says only
about 1000 throughout the United
100000 pound mark Alaska Inka mother
duced l47.000 pounds before her death.
University of Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Interior Dept. Lists Alaska Projects Totaling Almost $2 Million

WASHINGTON, tR Secretary of the Interior Seaton yesterday listed Alaska projects totaling $1,930,000 for accelerated con struction as a part of President Eisenhower's 7-point anti-reces- sion program.
 They are:
 Fish and Wildlife Service: Glen Allen Wildlife Refuge, $3O,OOO.
 Office of Territories: Various public works projects, $1,5OO,O0O.
 National Park Service: Park road improvements, $4OO,OOO.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Alaska Sportsman To Be Published In Juneau By DeArmOnd and Henning

JUNEAU ---The Alaska Sports man magazine will be published by it's new owners, R. N. DeAr- mond and Robert Henning, with the July issue, DeArmond, the associate editor and general man ager, said here.
 DeArmond returned to Juneau from Ketchikan where he and Henning, the new editor, accom- plished the final negotiations and transfer of the magazine business with former owner, Emery Tobin
 DeArmond said he and Hen ming have now actually taken over the business but the May and June issues are already set up for publication.
 Home of the Alaska Sportsman is to be moved to Juneau shortly.
 The Alaska Sportsman, which now has an announced 65,000 net paid circulation, was started in 1895 in Ketchikan by group of sportsmen in that city. Tobin has been the editor and principal owner.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
200 Doses of Rabies Serum Ordered by Selawik Man

PEARL RIVER, NY, R-Led- erie Laboratories said it has air mailed shipment of 200 doses of rabies serum to a school for husky dogs in Alaska.
 A spokesman for the labora- tories said Herbert Morgan of Selawik telegraphed for the serum on the advice of the Alaska De- partment of Agriculture.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14

If you are one of those people who read the Mere ad in Wednes- days Nugget and rushed down there to buy pound of fresh frozen oysters, we're sorry we in convenienced you. Inadvertently we advertised fresh frozen oysters for S9 cents a pound when it should have been 89 cents a can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

AkL, DOMINION HILLS, by OWN
Err; 1881 10th I'd. N.-3 bedrms e,
Ice. liv. rm. with air cond., frepl.,
SEP. din. rm., full bsmt., Ice. level
shaded I'd; cow. to Pentagon,
schools and churches; FHA loan
Price, S16,3OO; tmmed. occup. KE.
6-SI79.
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ALEX.-Parklavn brick rambler
lge. scr. porch: 3 bedrms., ~
baths, all-elee. GE lux. kit. anc
ldry;. assume 4l2fs GI; ownel
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vETERANS-No money down: A.
bedroom home In the heart OF
Hyattsville; separate dining room,
h.-wh.; close. TO Magruder Park;
priced at only si0,g5O. Cali III
2 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS q Co, INC,
CT, NO MONEY DOWN, $50 per
mo-; Seat Pleasant area; 3-bed-
rm. cor. brick home; sep. din. rm..
saeE ssis al ie sffsB 9t c p5lfsq t fOS
pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS a CO. INC.
ATT; NsA PERsoNNEL-owner
going West, says sell" Almost
new, 3-bedrm,. brick rambler; liy.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm., full
bsmt.: slate roof. 30-in. attic
fan; enclosed earport; fenced corr
ner lot; $1,000 down, FLA. Call
today, CARROLLTON REALTY,
sP. 3-3s3S. SP. 3-32l0.
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WEST HYATTs.-Beautifui 2-bed.
rm, ramb with Gear garage: close
10 transp. and shopping; ideal fol
small family: g12gbO, FLA terms
6ARV1S REALTY CO., AP. 7-4O64
W. HYATTs.--1 blk. from bus. etc
Cape Cod. Vacant, Lee. lot, $500
70 $1,000 cash. Also BUNGALOW
$3.50 TO $500 cash. owner. ia. 0.
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ny OWNER. Pals chafsh-Thrss
s eIess sss' e ss,;,s sm sf'e. ,nn Ts;
STORAGE attic; mi. from 7 Cor.
neft shopping center, laree corner
lott siS.fbO. $500 On see Al
500 Meadow lane, OF call III
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FAIRFAX - 3-bedrm.. 2La-bath
split-level with gar; spae. lot with
trees; S2l 900 Grapes, carpets
incl, BY OWNER. or 3-351b
FAIRFAX; BY OWNER: $500 down
with End trust, assume ~ CT
loan - 3-bedrms / s-bath, semi
CR l-aAOR
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DOCTOR-DENTIST
Open Sat. and Sun, 2
2406 FORDHAM ST.
I,EWISnAIE

New 6-rm.. 1h-bath brick RAM
blers: full din. rm.. lovely family
size kit, Ice. closets, pulldown
stairway to storage attic, front and
back porehes, huge daylight bsmt !,
gas heat, air-cond. hookIp. Only
2 left; S1S,b00, easy terms.
Directions: Right of Riggs I'd.
TO Chapman, down Chapman to
Fordham, right on Fordham.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
AP. 7-4646 Til q; Ewes, UN. 4-433s
COL0RED-N.E., IS ANACOSTIA
ROAD-Det.. new cond., 3 or 4
bedrms. Open Fri. I'll Sun.
OWNER, ia. 9-70lO.
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Corners-Brick spiit-level: 3 bed.
rms, . baths, paneled rec. rm.
din. rm., , freplaces, screened
porch; S26,S0O. OWNER. JE
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delightful brick rambler on beau
tiful lot, close to everything.
lge. bedrms., "a baths, ail-elec
kit. includes washer and drier. AS
sumo big 41zet in-service FILA
with $3.50 dn. and real easy
payments. Possess. Aug. / i. STAN.
LEY s. MONROE, Broker. CIR
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n. SPRINGFIELD, Bonneywood area
-Brk. rambler; full bsmt. Assume
GIL BY OWNER, CT. H-3SoO

SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-By own.
er; 3-bedrm.. 21a-bath split -level,
$4,000. assume 41zes CI loan,
many extras. JE. 2-62e2.
SLEEPY HOLLOW bedrms. j
blk. Seven Corners; big trees
acre: view; S19,95O. JE. 4.
5076, sat. and Sun. only.
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA: $4,000;
CT or FHA--Lovely brick 3-bedrm.
rambler on large corner lot; garage,
patio; officer transferred, must sell
FORESTVILLE, 16.bO0-Assume
large Gl loan on 3-bedrm. ramblers.
mod. kit. full basement. possession
July 90.
SU1TLAND, Sl5,750. FLA ap-
proved-Brick 3-bedrm. Colonial,
din. rm., full basement. rec. rm
large. level lot with beautiful trees
3 blocks to hish and ir. high school.
RE. 5-40S5, 10. 7-l002. 10. S-446S
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rms, liy. rm., din. rm., kit, rec
rm, Ia baths; garage: patio
fenced. dishwasher. storm win
dows, swimming pool member.
ship avail. GI loan 4iafs. FL
4-S49b.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX.-Parklawn brick rambler;
Ice, scr. porch: 3 bedrms. u
baths. all-elec. GE lux, kit and
trsid; SI7I750. CT. e-iO93'
ALEX, Braddox Hgts.-3 bedrooms
and bath; 4th bedrm. and bath
roughed in. Choice location. Schls.,
churches and transp. Newly dec
GRATED inside and out; ready to
move into today. Only 5000 down,
ROWAN REALTY, IA. $4,000,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT - Antique
brick split-leyel; list level: Liv.
rm., nrepl;, din. nm. equip. kit.
porch; .2nd level Q bedrms., bath
Bro level: lSxlS bedrm.. bath
basement; nice secluded neiehbor-
hood e9nV. Pentagon, schools,
ees -i;c.. 81 q NJ, sappeT6a pr. So; 200
ALEX, Russell I'd. area-3-bedrm !,
2-bath. central air-eond. brick
rambler, fully equipped kit, frepi.,
covered g. patioi new house eond.
churches, transp. and shopping
Only S21,95O. Call ROWAN
REALTY, ia. $4,000
ALEX. AREA; Holm Hall OF Mt.
FHA--3-b.r. rambler, firepi', EQUIP
kit, lge. porch: fenced. / blk TO
bus, school. shopping, pool. so.
1886,
ALEX. tnew)--Pri7e-winning West
grove Swarthmore. Save $4,000
direct lst owner, going overseas
kit nook, 3 bedrms.. 3 baths. An.
above-ground rec. rm, attached
garage, picturesque shady, level
95x132 lot. so. 5-67g7.
ALEXANDRIA AREA = Beautiful
new 3-bedrm. split levels featur-
ing up-to-the-minute de luxe kits.
large living rms. with fireplace,
baths, screened porehes, paved
extras. Priced from s17.4bO, with
ALL types Of financing available
CURTIS z. MARTIN SALES, INC
100 8, Royal St, Alex, XII. g-6700.
ALEX.-Sl95 down buys this lovely
Oct. Cape Cod 3-bedrm, home. lge.,
level, fenced lot. Don't miss this
IN OWNER. 10 5.SfSi. "'O''
ANNANDALE FALLS CHURCH -
OWNER: y acre; sep. din. rm.; 3
bedrms. eat-in kit: III baths /:
scr. rear pch.: bsmt.; open: Sl4. :
$50. I'll Ridgevood dr., JE
4-442e.
ANNANDALE as. iO-rm. canyon
stone estate home: 5 bedrms., 3
baths. > kits, huge liv. RIM over
l-aere oak-shadsd lot, mr.. school,
house CT 6-4593. 2e'
ANNANDALEi $1,000 dn.. sos mo
FHA; REAL BUY -bedrm. stone
house, on lovely corner lot: full
bsmt. sep. din. rm., screened
porch. Truly q nice and FAMILY
HOME for only S16,500 c. B.
O'SHAUGHNESSY, Agent, JE.
2-2O24. JE. 2-0T22; ewes, OF.
4-7l22.
ARL.--s60O down FHA or CT: 3
S Ssarm' fences zee level Nv i ER nf hFf S,
stores. schools. FOX REALTY,
ia. $4,000.
ARL., N.-Brick Colonial: Q bed.
rms, finished I'm and bath IN
bsmt: sep, din I'm, porch; large
lot, near Heeht's: FHA appralsal
1880. Askt1s $4,000. "A.
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COUNTRY LIES a., older house
in lovely setting. SIN. barn. kennel
mi. d. c.. S21,50O. CHI. S-716O
NEW 3-BEDRM., lh-BATH IL.
shaped ramblers: attrac. brick
and redwood front: step-savine
clock floor plan; sep. din. rm,,
spacious kit. with disposal anc
birch cabinets. full daylight bsmt
Conventional or FLA, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. z.
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BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
OPEN SAT, Sun, a-6
Alexandria's finest
residential area, Of
fers e beaut. 6-yr.-
OLD all-brick rambler
with full bsmt. on q
choice, professionally
Handicapped corner lot.
plus q det. brick
garage. You will be
enchanted with the
Ice. screened porch
and the delightful
kitchen with table
space-but stop by
and see for yourself
the many extra fea-
lures. only S23,250.
Dir. Follow direc-
tional arrows from
corner Of Russell I'd.
and Monticello blvd.
TO open sign. cHAS.
r. HOOFF, INC, TE.
6-3445, OV. 3-1s57.
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LoRcOM LANE AREA
~ BATHS, REC. ROOM
BUILT-IN GARAGE
BEAUTIFUL LOT, TREES
500 200

S1hS - -, G@f N@s
EXCELLENT FINANCING
AsK-Usl REALTY CO. -.
IA. S-l252 ia. 7-2ooS
NORTH ARLINGTON
Large brick Colo
Mai house situate on
corner lot. with
beautiful shade trees,
4737 North Eleventh
street. in excellent
area. Walking dis
s sane' to 70 s seHsSnfii
Jackson Elementary,
Swanson Junior High,
Lee High and 81.
Anne Parochial
Schools. Lge. center
entrance hall. large
living room with IRE
place. formal size
dining room. extra
large kitchen with
pantry. den. powder
porch on FIRST floor;
second floor. four
bedrooms and bath;
full walk-up attic:
basement has reere-
alton room with fire.
place, bath, laundry.
Detached double ga
rage. For appoint
ment to inspect, call
r. BALDWIN MYERS.
Broker. jackson s.
$751;. weekdays, and
Westmore s-2sOs,
week ends.
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PK.-3-bedrm, bricl
rambler; GE kit, fireplace. full
bsmt. with rec. rm., fenced I'd
shade trees galore: assume q
loan. BY OWNER, JE. 2-i62I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

FAIRFAX AREA-Pink brick split
F IfHs ly T Gsar and oE S saalS f dln
la-acre lot. open l-6 Sun; 500
300 Out Lee hwy. "a blk. from
Fairfax circle, right on Blake lane
4 mi. TO Bel Glade on right. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
BUY BURCH

S13,500
$1,000 DOWN. Ss9.56 PER NO.
To. any aualihed purchaser. Move
right into this 7-rm, Cape Cod with
sereened porch, DEN. SEPARATE
DINING RM.. hot-water heat and
large lot. Located IN Old COLLEGE
PARK. FHA. Boyl Hurry on this
S13,850
$3.50 DOWN. S7S.46 PER NO.
Compare this stunning 3-bedrm
BRICK. rambler on Ice. fenced lot,
tiled playrm. with 20-ft. bar; mr.
everything and you can buy FHA.
S15,95O
$3.50 DOWN. Ss9.l6 PER NO.
All brick Cape Cod with 4 bed.
rms. "a baths, lge, handicapped lot;
washer: fGiTi 6smt. FLA. Don't 0 Wsii
$22,500 ????
%? DOWN ~? PER NO.
owner wants offer this week enc
on this custom-built brick with lac
liv, rm., separate dining rm., kit.
oedrm, and u bath on LIST FIR; Z
twin-sized bedrms. and bath on enc
floor; huge knotty-pine rec. rm.,
ouilt-in garase: screened porch
many extras. VIII vacate In z
weeks. Call, see. and make ofier.
BURCH REALTY CO.
- TO. a-5aa2
Aft. s PM, WA. 7-s749, HA. 2-907G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

ARL., Mast chance 70 buy d.
RECT FROM OWNER, at eonsid-
cradle savings; spacious, livable,
3-bedrm. brk. eenter-hall RAM
bier. IN fine COW. neighborhood ;
graceful frepl., ample din. ell,
lots Of closets, storage attic: extra
bath. in full tiled daylight bsmt.
Ice. level lot. Offer about S2O,5OO;
less than $500 cash needed. See
10 THIS WEEK END. Open Sat.
and SUM- l2-7. or By apt. KE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
RORERT n TOUP
LOW FILA TERMS

College Pk.-Immae. white caps
Cod. 2 bedrms. expandable, level
lot, honeymoon cottage.
Queens Chapel-Excel. loo; leve
lot; 2 bedrms. expandable, 2-eaI
gar, redecorated.
THOMAS co. TO. p-7O7a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

BROADWATER ESTATES-Swim-
ming pool and boat docking area
featured in this exclusive subdi-
vision, New "a bedrm. ramblers.
Bsmt,, de luxe kit. Open Sunday
Directions: Indian Head hwy. to
Fort Washington I'd, right to Riv-
erview I'd. to property T. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

Z; COLUMBIA PARK, mr.. Kent vi.
lage and mr.. wash-Balto. pkwy -
TN be your lucky day when you
4 nice bedrmS- II, baths mi
bsmt.. garage and extra large cor.
ner building lot: only SIS. 500, on
FHA terms. DOUG NJ. SMILEY
Realtor uN. 4-s26o; ewes, AP