davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-05-15
French Roon,-seeond Floor

$isss sh svush Sheath Dress, sis Squou neeklne green
or red print
$3.50 SIk sha1twiH csskisH Sheath, szs. Navy.
$50 Rsysn Crepe Bssis Dress $2s Bouson top nov block
$50 SIN Linsn spssvsl shsmIss, $50 Beige novy trimmed
with white
$50 Royon-snd-sik BOIs'o Costume. SIS. Navy block
$50 silk Dress With Jsekst $35. Blue
$50 Silk Psssnse Sheath Dress. $35. Beiee, block
$50 Rsyen Crepe cussie Dress. $,s csseross BODICE rovy
$50 RsyOn Crepe soIsro cssiums, $35. Navy.
$50 slk p'int Costume, S3S Royol orosoroin trim.
$50 Silk Linen sheath Dress. SsS Navy, oauo
$50 silk Print Dress end Jacket, $3s Fitted style royoI
$50 silk Linen Bosie Dress $4S. Beige.
$50 silk Pssanis suis-psm, $SS souson top novy beige
$lss French wOted Woe Suit. $50 Hip length ioeket nov
SlsS Silk Pssents chemiss, STS Light blue, size l6
SS2s silk Linen cOsums $iss. Fitted hip length oeket novy
size H.
Jeefs Street. oo selection ot JeefFs Falls Church and
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Misses Dresses-seeond Floor

$I7os Royon. Wool Dresses $6. Toupe eoro mint turquoise
beige, vine blue red few block and no Sheer wool CREPE
royon tofteto ond crepe.
$3.50 $3.50 Dresses Sill WOOL royon offeto royon crepe
and silk prints Beige toupe brown grey purple noY and block
SIS $zsss Misses Dresses SIS Royon crepe royon offeto
silk prints Beige, brown. grey, toupe, navy and block
$z9ss to $500 Dresses few gOrmsIs, S2o Silk chiffon nyon
chiffon silk shonune silk prints blends Brown
beige. noVy white block ond some high shodes.
M.
JeIeff's Street and oil Jeeff branch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Sports Shop-Third Floor

$500 soe9 BIOuses. S. Cotton Arne sotr nyIon wool
l8.
S7's BiOusss 81 and S. White oocron" cotton bouson;
RED or blue print oeetote overbouse. Sizes 10 to l6
$os9 to $ls95 Puover Sweefers S4 Cashmere and woos
escorted colors. Sizes 80 to 40. Street only
Slo'9 Wool Bermudu Shorts S. Red core sizes 10 to l6
Street only
Slo9s Bulky Orion sweuter s6. White embroidered with ed
pink, blue green. Sizes "a to 40
SI49o Silk Print overblOuse, S. Blue grey II to l6
SIz99 Slim Skirts S. Wool checked; peoted Doon cot
ton. Sizes 10 to g.
Sl7SS Wool Jacket $40. chemse cordeon fully White
noVy red; sizes 10 to IT,
$l7.9e sPe Rayon Suits Sill Boxy style iocket brown noy
Sizes 0 to e.
$II99 Cossie Wool jackets, SILL White noy 10 10 l6
SIS 2Pc Dresses SILL Arne Jersey with slim skirt ond over
blouse ooeron ond cotton peoted skirt with blouse Navy
beige. royol. red; sizes 10 TO 10.
SIS RoyOn Chiffon Skirts, slz Pory full styles block oronoe
siLes 10 TO TO- Street only
SIS A-PHpose coc SIS Polished cotton wrop STYLE with
print lining NoturoI. blue, red sizes to Is.
SIS 2Pe Dresses SIS Doeon" and plaid full skirt with
shirt top. Blue, pink; 10 to l6
SRee. TIM.
Jees Street ond ell bronch otherwise Indicted
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Women's Dresses-secOud Floor

$l7ss RoyOn Crepe Dresses $l2 Block novy and prints
styles with jackets. Oneof-o-kind, sizes l2h to 2oH.
Szs Rayon Dresses SIS Prints background block navy
few Ioce trimmed. Broken sizes.
SIS TO 5000 Dresses SIS. Pure silk prints; oyon erepes
block ond navy Some teeo lingerie trims Sizes l4h
to 22R
$3.50 $3sss Printed Dresses $2o Blue green silk prints
dark silk shontune, royal red few ensembles,
royon dress With spun oyon coo Sizes l4h to 22h.
$ssss Rsyon Crepe Dresses SIS Navy and block ofeto
tuck trims, l-pc. ond bolero styles. Broken sizes
$4sS9 Roycn Crepe Dresses $35. Block novy with touch Of
print, toffeto trims, broken
SeeSs ROmney Room Fuhons $4S Silk print noy with red
or block with blue. Royon ocke ensemble black with
print top blue.
Sl2S Silk Teffeto Cocktail Gown. SIS Emerod green s
$ll5 Nu Wool Boero Costume, $sS Silk printed top 20 w.
81 so NoVy wool costume sos. Printed top, size lSh
Sl65 Navy wool costume, SOS. Royon oce top Sh.
$lS5 Silk Satin Formal, $l0. Royal blue size 20.
$3.50 Silk Chiffon Formal. $lz5. Rose, size SO.
S26S Silk Satin Formal $50. LIoe, size l8.
Selections OF JeIeffs FoIs Church and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Corset Shop-Second Floor
$lz5o $225o Foundations, Sse5 TO Si4s5 Lostex nyon
in boned and boneess styles side zppe few stropess
White, good selections but oil sizes
SsoS to $3.50 Gdes and Ponty Grdles Sso5 10 Sloss
Puon and side Upper styles with bonno rep
resented Ndon astex royon otin ostex included
$3.50 to $425o Broees, soc TO S395 Cotton nyon oee;
severo styles with ops, opIess and opess included
Not oil sizes in eoch kind
Street only
Evening star., 1958-05-15
HosierV-F Street
$500 Cotton Dusters-$3.oo

Loce-trmmed collar and cuffs, two potch pockets,
and no ironing needed. Pink, blue and yellow in
small check Sizes 10 TO 49,
Third Floor Street, and selections OF
oil Jelet bronch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Nov-eet q.iety-We blame the weather!

Now
dress
tore a Heent
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Coots-Third Floor
sLlI5S

Misses $500 TO 5000 shE
Spring Coots, To
Superbly toiIored styles including the exclusive
Sycamore coots! Frosted woolens, monotone
tWeeds, rbeon wooIs Navy. beige, coral, wheot,
blue, black High toshion details, hen'ne pleots,
shirred backs, shorter than long sleeves Several
silhouettes represented
Coot Shops Third Floor, Street and oil bronch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Budget Dresses-Fifth Floor

Si4Ss Dresses S. Cotton oyOn crepe blended fobnc sheath
and coot styles. Pods checks prints blue BEIGE red Green
novy block. Broken sizes z to 20 and l412 to 24ia
Sss and $lsS9 Dresses, SILL Docon" royon CREPE cot
tons; sheath and skrted styles Prints checks and solid coo
Broken sizes 10 to 20 and some sizes l417 to 24h.
"Ree. TIM.
Selections ct Jeefs Fol Church. shnoton and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Robes-Third Floor

500 $3.50 pvs S. Cotton sws and ron busters Sizes
10 to IA in group
$loss 10 $l1ss NyOn Robes S. Full length styles and quilted
robes. Postel shodes in sizes u to 49,
Jeletfs Street and selections oil Jeef Bronch Stores
Sport and Knit Dresses-Fifth Floor
$2s9S Cotton kn chemiss $40. Beige "a sleeves woh-
oble; sizes to a.
$3.50 linsnend-Rsyon Knit Costumes SIS Dress with oeks
beige blue; sizes 10 TO l8.
SIS Orion Knit APE Dress, Sll. PuIover STYLE BEIGE blue;
sizes 10 to l6 '' S~' '
sl4Ss Cotton Knit sheoth Dress $40 Novy eorol woshobe
sizes 10 to 10. $500
SIS Dress end SwsoeF Ensemble SIS Crene sheath dress
with orion sweoter, toos, blue, pink; sizes 10 to 20.
Knit Dresses Jees Street only Ensemble OF each Jeef
bronch
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Bridal SuIon-F Street Only

$500 10 $6S Weddings Gowns $40 $50 Bolerno floor
ond tFon styles slightly soed somples and dspoy pieces
$3.50 10 $3s.sS Bdssmads dresses SIS to S15 Varied sill
houettes, postel eoors broken sizes.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Women's $500 to $69.ee <no
Spring Goats, TA9

Slim siIhouettes in buttoned and wrap styles.
Navy, black, grey, beige, blue and coral Feather
weight worsted wool crepes, fIonnes, basket
weoves, and knitted look wooIens Hand tailored,
crepe lined. Toll sizes "a to 40 and proportioned
sizes 10 to 8.
Third Floor Street and selections
OF oil JeIleff branch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Little Sports Shop-street Floor

$2ss to $500 Bsuses $50 to S4 Cotton boodcoth shirt
wosts, nyon 9eoroete with oee White and posteIs in
group; 30 TO 36.
$500 $500 Orion sweoters 81 to $4 Puoys styles in
beige eorol and onooo trims Sizes "a 40 group
S5Ss ond S7s9 Wool Flsnne Skirts So and S4 Wrop
and slim styles Navy beige pose Broken 10 to l6
Sl4s9 poerOn" and Cotton Suit, S. Navy black tweed
panel back ocke sizes 0 10 L.
Sl499 Cotton Knit Dress So Also Chanel ocket White yellow
pink group. Sizes a. 10 and 49,
"Reo. TN.
Selections OF JeIeffs Fo Church. Shnoon and Silver Sprino
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Corset Shop-seeond Floor

F Street and oil JeIleff branch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Jewelry-F Street

81 Necklaces. Bracelets and Eorrinss,
co'ored beods and stones, also some ;
$3.50 Jewel Boxes, $3.50. Pastel colo
Limited quantity.
81 10 SIS EoVrinss, Bracelets and Nee
ond postels, olso colored stones.
Sll.o5 and Sl4.s5 Watches, $7.sS ,
limited quantity.
plus Federol tox
Evening star., 1958-05-10
Judge Smith
Tells Rights
ToAccused

A new procedure for telling
defendants In felony cases Of
their rights was started yes
terday in Municipal Court.
Acting on his own initiative,
Judge John Lewis Smith, ire
personally did the telling at
the preliminary hearing re-
gardless of whether or not the
defendants had counsel.
Chief Judge Leonard p.
Walsh approved of Judge
Smiths new procedure. "It's a
good idea," he said. II think
I'll do it myself in the future"
But he made 1t clear that 1t
is UP to each Judge Of the
court to decide for himself how
to protect defendants rights.
Generally, it has been court
practice for the presiding
Judge to let the defense attor-
neys inform clients of their
rights.
Under the new procedure,
Judge Smith tells the Defend
ant, as soon as he comes before
the bench, that he doesn't have
to make any statement at the
hearing; that anything he
might say could be used against
him in a subsequent trial, and
that he has the right to a full
hearing with cross-examina-
ton.
The defendant must be told
of these rights according to
Rule 5(a) Of the Federal Rules
Of Criminal Procedure, the
same section cited by the Su-
preme Court in the Mallory
decision.
Last January a District Bar
Association committee headed
by Myron g. Ehrlich strongly
criticized Municipal Court
procedure for not informing
defendants Of their rights.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
Central zo Reflects Mixed Land Uses Georgetown Waterfront Unchonged
Symbols Showing
Mojor Lond Uses

Following ore symbols used on
mop to show the prineipol uses
to which lond moy be put under
the new Ionino regulations. For
full detoils on eoeh eotssov, see
chart on poss B-l.
RIA ons.fsmiB detached homes
1850 square foot minimum
buildins Iotl.
Rib ons-iomily detached homes
5000 squere-ioot minimum
lotl.
RI ons-fomly ssmi.dstssksd
homes
k.3 ons-fsmily row houses.
"a one-tamib row houses leon-
versions 10 multi-iomiIy o..
euponey permitted.
MA Low density eportmsntL
. k-5-B Medium dsasity spartmsnt
k.S-C Msdium-hish density apsrt.
menta
k.S-D HIGH density opsrtmsntL
81 Offices and apsrtmsntl
C-l NsishboFhood shoppins.
ca hsishbOthOod shopping.
c-3-A Medium bulk business snd en-
ploymsAt.
c-3-b High bulk busiasn end en-.
ployment
ca csstraI business district.
C-M-l Low bulk light monuioeturins.
c-M-2 Medium bulk light monufsetuF.
ing.
e-M-, High bulk light msnufseturias.
N General industry.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
Visitor Bureau
Drive at 21%

The Convention and Visitors
Bureau Of the Washington
Board Of Trade has reached IL
per cent Of the 100000 goal in
the 1858 fund drive. M. 9.
Schlosser. campaign chairman,
said yesterday.
Mr.. Schlosser presided at the
first report luncheon at the
Hamilton Hotel, where 10 Of
the 80 divisions reported Q
total Of 1,905.
Leaders to date are the utili-
ties division, with $13,250; the
hotel purveyors. with s1l,07S,
and the banks, with $3.50.
Hudson Moses, chairman Of
the hotel purveyors group, re-
ported that he believes the
group, from which hotels buy
food, supplies and services, "is
headed for $4,000 as compared
to $4,000 last year."
He said the largest single
subscription was for $2,400 and
several had exceeded a thou
sand.
Mr.. Moses also is in charge
Of the drive in the hotels, which
are again expected to subscribe
approximately $35.000.
Harry s. Merrick, chairman
OF the Convention and Visitors
Bureau, praised the work Of
campaign chairman SchloSser,
whom he called "a thoroughly
dedicated man"
Mr.. Schlosser, who has Sc
verely criticized the 81 per
cent of the area businessmen
he calls "freeloaders" in the
drive to bring dollars to Wash
ington, said yesterday:
This movement is the most
important activity in the city
Of Washington"
He reminded the guests that
tourists and convention goers
here bring money to Washing
ton which is exceeded only by
the Federal payroll.
The bureau has reported
that 1852 million was brought
to Washington by the conven-
tion-visitor business last year.
With a budget of $165, 900, this
represented a return Of ST.
1888 for every dollar spent
to attract tourists to Wash.
ington, the bureau said.
Last year, according to bu-
reau spokesman, more than
6H million visitors came here,
along with more than 100000
convention delegates attend
ing 345 conventions.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
Ethel Kungesuk, Scrii

Note: Let's have a report from
every troop next week.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
Forget-Me-No Brownies

Fifteen girls came to our meet
ing. We made little flags Of many
countries. The Blueben Brownies
were our guests to see colored
slides of Ireland.
Jane Tucker, Scribe
Snowflake Girl Scouts. Troop SO
Wednesday night we finished
our project for the Girl Scout
Bazaar SO we can help earn
money for camp.
We drew numbers for free
movie tickets that were given to
us and Corrine Pauwok, Kay NC
liver and Linda Lenert won them.
Corrine Pauwok was awarded
a Girl Scout Handbook for hav-
ing perfect attendance for the
first four months of Girl Scout
ing and there will be another
book awarded for the girl who
has perfect attendance for the
last four months.
We sang songs and played the
balloon game. We had lots Of
fun. We chose Lucy James to get
a card for Eva Takak, who broke
her ankle.
Ethel Kungesuk, Scribe
Note: Let's have a report from
every troop next week.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy Saturday with north
easterly winds 1920 mph moder-
ating tonight and Sunday. Low
est temperature expected tonight
1915 and the high tomorrow 20.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
Polar Bear brownies. TROOP IS

Elizabeth Walsh, Serb
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28

We went to Mrs. Langhus'
house Some of the girls were in
vested. The girls that were in
vested were Hannah Teayou-
meak, Peggy Evans, Helena Dim
mick, Vera Shoogukwruk, Dolly
Komakhuk, Iva Sockpick. We
now have thirteen girls in our
troop.
Patsy Longley, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
Snow Bird Brownies

AT this meeting we worked on
the Valentine Day project for
the hospital. Two Brownies were
chosen to take the favors to the
hospital.
Elizabeth Walsh, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-28
orqet- Me- Not Brownies

Forget Me- Not Brownies
Fourteen girls came to our
meeting. We had our picture
taken and smashed a paper clown
full Of toys and candy.
Jane Tucker, Scribe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

RAMBLER; $1,000. onr $3.50
down and low payments. 2 bed
rms, extra large master bedrm;
with sliding closet doors; ~
shaped Inv. I'm; with picture YIN
hY parkxAys PRINCE GEORGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
inlIisEs M HnGHEs-RTand.nev

LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW, like
new: IDEAL for small family; nice
rec. rm., lots Of extras; down pay.
ment and take over OF loan. ssz
80 - IN R-k-rT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

n snS move We T aSSA n. Handy man
special. needs q few dobos Of
Only $3.50. W. n. HUGHES CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

TOP VALUE IN n. ARL.-You will
ind this delightful, compact, two
bedrm. home most COW. 70 West
over shopping area, The kitchen Is
fully equipped and has table space.
Rear screened porch overlooking
large. level fenced yard. Priced
at only SI2,950 and can be pur-
chased with low down paymt Call
ia. $4,000. SHANNON a LucHS.
REAITORQ oOEE william hlyd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
EVANSVILLE

5000 down, assume
Sl3.75O. 4lzrs GI loan on
this newly listed brick
home. : years old and in
excel. condition. has 3 bed
rms. ia tile baths. COM
pletely finished rec. rm. in
basement. screened porch,
Anehor-fenceo yard. and
walking distance TO Hamil-
ton st, shopping center.
Pull price only Si5,750.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

SHIRLEY WOODS bedrms., plus
q deni Entry hall 10 2l-ft. lying
rm with fireplace and spacious
dining area. large. kitchen with
dinette space: finished recreation
room IN full basement; attached
sarage. Unusually eood value ior
hood, near the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Terms are
cail today, PEARSON PROPER
TIES. INC, IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
icoNrihutol

cHERRYDALE AREA-Thll mod
Ilsps 10 climb Is biz, from
he, NJ and incl ggeEsSha; sor enly
tsTkIE CO. "a. s'sisI' EVs''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
songls NEIoaTs-PTsity white

n tSsms caps COD. With psnoEamle
view. 2O-it. hv. I'm. with nrsplaes,
sep. din, Tms table space klla Ply
fun namt,, many extras. Only
SIC, 500, siOO down. easy monthly
payments, PRINCE usokoks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
PARKLAWN

a-bedrm, brick rambler Ia
batha, 0sE kit, storm windows
corner lot Name your terms, ol
FLA or assume existing FHA IN,
service loan. MiLLfcAN REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks: in
is minutes: whether It's paid for
or not HERSON'S. Stb and q
NV DE 2.4700,
MORTGAGE LOANS, S5.O0O-Si60..
O0O-Group your debts. lower your
payments refinance your property
and improvements: quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc. Only in the State OF
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS.
BALTIC Nd. day or night: Suns.
and holidays ct Saratoga 7-4047.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
CHEVERIY

Vacant. owner trans
ferred. forced 70 sell this
outstanding brick Colonial
on big lot. Pull bsmt., rec.
nm. side porch. mirrors,
cornices, separate din. rm.
and all equip. kit; only
sIs.5OO, $3.50 down. ball
ance on 30-year FHA loan
for payments like rent.
Near both public and pa
rochiaI schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

18th AND II SITS. NV.
Attractive 3-story and
bsmt. brick bids: consists OF
\ rooms, . baths. Faces new
International Monetary Fund
Bldg, Ideal location for
small trade association. law
ofiices, engineering Arm. etc,
Long-term to substantial
tenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

hoUsEs BY auGHEs-Nssd space acc
iishtiuiiy secluded woodsy lot. .
red brick rambler. Ia baths,
separate dlning room. gorgeous
recreation room. -car garage,
hot.vater heat. owner means
business, wants to sell today.
Don't tArTy, Call Immediately.
mis- Is real value At Sls,!bo.
W. r. HUGHES CO, AP i-l4Oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

SPRINGFIELD AREA-New S-bed.
I'm. brick rambler; lh-baths,
modern OE-kit... Incl. auto, dish
hght bsmt., 0E washer and dryer.
2 blks. new elem. school, bus serx-
ice, assume 4lafs OIL loan. OWNER
son am n AllAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
COLLEGE PARK

Darling 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. owner transferred
and must sell Immediately;
has lovely equipped kitchen. &.
full bsmt.. wall-to-wall car
petinR, alum. storm win
dowS. fenced yard, and
many other extras. Asking
only Sl3.750, 500 down.
balance on 3O-year FHA
loan for low payments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

BIG-FAMILY SPECIAL = bed
rooms. 5 full baths. And much
more-entrance foyer: living room
with fireplace: large dining room
side screened porch. attached ga
rage and full basement. This home
Ia located In Q prestige neighbor-
hood close to bus transportation
ss sissd ss a. NJ sS 3 rI "a. IA h.A p
TORS. 2nbb Wilson blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

cuLNoRE AahA=5ssg: esg, SREsT.
SEst, q, 4 ~ sed SIssS, NJ S SI iit 2.
pl., din, I'm. lge,, slt. disposal aG
s s.sIs' ks Y sfs tp ss@i H. A md
lfa .aafS III e.l6ni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

eustom-built Tambler; J bedrms..
de luxe kit. daylight bsmt., Csc;
beaut. level lot; street Of distine;
tion. Every house Is different; full
price, $1,000: on your terms ems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
DE LUXE
DREAM
HOME

@S%D go 49,
Most unusual. most attractive.
most UNIQUE. This Is truly home
of distinction and beauty, with so
many exceptional eaptiyating fea-
lures you'll be truly thrilled when
you see u. Lovely LIVING rm. with
tifully equipped Kitchen with din
ing space: 3 large bedrms.: beaIti-
full carpoTt: lovely wooded lot Ex-
eellent location OF All-attractive
homes. Very reasonable terms and
low down pymt. owner leaving
area. Immediate possession. Bet
ter hurry on this one. II truly has
class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-cAlifornia
hillside ramblers, Spanking new.
3 sun-drenehed bedrooms. walk
out basement: u block from from
schools. ONLY 2 left At $4,000.
W. r. HUGHES CO. AP. 1-lA00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

RETREAT, 100 mi.
Hf S% ar-sear TT SSntiSs
lodge. irepi. In Nv. rm., modern
improvements; in hunting and
nshing country OF Penna. Trout
stream on property. lake nearby:
hard roads; IL acres. Price, $4,000.
Phone NE. s-2436. e-5; ewes.
RE. S-6622.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
nousIs FoR SALIVA.

oPES HOUSE SUNDAY AZ o Own. IN
suitable for hon, q pToIIsssnsdloonn'
Rsasonable, .aho1 No Pergsnlng
RANCH HOUSE,. ao.it, rsmelsrI q
acres 10 roam: nearby Va; VI ~
me- Apt slessss I'M u1ila' incl
ASSUME OF LOAN bedrms.'
Price, Sli,7hN
nuRNER's REALTY, Ca,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

2i33 PENNA. AVE. NV.
I'd floor, consisting OF 2
rooms and bath. Wall-to-
wall carpeting. luxurious Of
nee for small organization.
Sl3b mo-, plus utilities.
WOODWARD A. NORRIS
REALTORS
T23 goth st. NV. RE. 7-65s5
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A sS .Ss .hsI1S 4b Ell iS TIL TRGs
in choice location: 3-bedrms,, "a
baths. 23-ft. liv,. rm. with frepl,
din, eli, de luxe kit. with eating
space. daylight bsmt with tile
details. THE DARBY co, Realtors.
23l9 Wilson blvd. IA. 5-93e3,
ofnca onen q sf1 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

BELOW PHA APPRAISAL--charm
ing 2-bedrm. and den brick ram
bier, close IN and cow. Arlington
loein,tion,; Apprataeddo az $4,000.
payment and monthly payments
Fenced lot, beaut. view. Immac.
cond. For further details call THE
DARBY CO, Realtors, 2310 Wilson
blvd, IA. 5-9393. Open I'll 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

A. FINE FAMILY HOME selling for
less than FHA appraisal. Custom
built English Colonial with garage
and screened porch: 2 extra-larRe
space: basement over 8-it clear
anee. fenced hack yard. Bus y blk.
100, si'ioo down. r'"p so N IF.
sPAGNoJo REALTY CO., KE, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

cLovER-A CHOICE. this we'll
constructed brick rambler has 4
eedrms. and . baths, A Well-ar-
ranged floor plan with versatility
Fireplace and picture window in
living rm, separate dining I'm,
fully equipped kitchen, garaRe and
ls only S39.95O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

3-BEDRM.. e.BATH brick rambler
on lovely lot. Wonderful hit. with
breakfast nook; full bsmt. with
rec. rrTn, and bar. FILA approved
calI "a $1,000. BETTER HOMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

FALLS CnURcn-6-rm, rambler
perm, awnings. driveway; spacious
erounda, lAndaeaped, AnchQT,
fenced yard. barbecue, patio, fnlly
equip, MI, dlshwaaheT, bar. sls'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

FALLS CmuRcn AREAi ,sl1.g9 !,,,I
Dec s s IssG, srisf Colonial Sn
acre. nv. Tm.. firspl,, din, .rm, /,
patio sissi 1 iiT.Di': end n. 'ssefas''
Bath. -staifs 20 attic, full bSmt
pl1yfocm, paddock fenced rear
yard, 1900 cash, Sn1 mo. fhA
or assume $4,000 OF loan 80
mo, LUCILLE COOK, ReAltor, JE,
a-Jg5a, JE, 9-AHbf.
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ALEX -ARL.-FALLs CHURCH
YOUR
CHARM
HOME

with 40 many unusually attractive
features. such as beautiful Lying
rm.. large sep. dining rm. de luxe
equipped kitchen, : lovely bedrms,
and bath, spacious encl, porch.
buiit-in garaee. Excellent location,
near bus, school and shopping and,
best OF all, you can assume q
SI5.aOO 4Sss loan with very rea-
sonable down pymt. See this one
for an exceptional bargain.
IA. 7-o300