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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
BY Leonard Sullivan

Ninety-slx members of the class
Iof 1862 were on the University
campus Saturday, June % They
were here to take advantage of
the new pre-regiStratlon plan that
will eliminate much OF the rush
of fall registration.
The incoming freshmen were
given tests, interviewed by facul-
ty advisers, told about the honor
system and introduced to many
other phases of University life
They were also treated to one
lof the University's best loved ira
Iditions-a talk by ex-Chancellor
Robert B House.
Now a professor in the English
Department, Chancellor Emeritus
House spoke to the group at a
luncheon in the University cafe
lterla He said the purpose OF a
university is ito get you to the
place where you work in order
to know, for its own sake--not
to satisfy some other person"
In the audience was a young
man named Stewart Priddy. A
Lumberton High graduate, Priddy
recently sent manned rocket
of his own making 5000 feet into
the air. The fact that the rocket S
passenger was mouse who gave
tits life in the interest of science
makes little difference in Priddy S
scheme OF things. He is concern
ed with knowledge fer its own
sake.
The rocket was a mess when
we recovered it," Priddy said,
but we learned lot about how
to make fuel, and we didn't ex-
Ipect to orbit it anyway" Priddy
holds one of the coveted More
head Scholarships to UNC.
Another member of the group
was Robert Sewer of Asheville
Sewer, another M0rehead scholar,
will be in an advanced math and
science program when he begins
classes this fall. Sewer said he
had planned to come to UNC
whether he won the scholarship or
not.
One boy from Gastonia said
he had to get out of bed at 4.30
in order to drive to Chapel Hill for
the days program. But | don't
want anything to keep me out
of school," he said, there's SO
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Bob House Speaks to U.N.C. Freshmen
Here for New Pre-Registration Program

much to learn and so little time. ="
Professor House talked to a
group that had gathered from such
cities as Brooklyn. Akron and At
lanta, as well as Wilson, Charlotte
and Rockingham There was one
girl IN the group. She hopes to
become a dental technician.
There were several whose broad
shoulders and strong tanned faces
stood out among the group. They
knew what Professor House meant
when he said condition your body
to better discipline your mind.
The pre-registration program
will continue at UNC throughout
the summer. Each Monday, Wed.
lnesday, Friday and Saturday the
young people will take the tests,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

More than four thousand soldier
students this year will learn what
makes missiles tick at the Army
Ordnance Guided Missile School.
At Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville.
Alabama, the school is also train
ing men in the armed services
of several member nations in the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
tion.
A visitor to the Missile School
is Immediately aware OF visible
evidence which sets the school cam
pus apart from the usual college
The grounds are fenced and guard
ed and the textbooks are classified
Although tuition is free. students
are encircled by 70 million dol.
lars worth of equipment to aid
them in learning how to maintain
and repair missiles and necessary
electronics paraphernala.
The school offers 21 courses
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Summer Chorus
Plans Concert

The U.N.C. Summer Session
Chorus will present its first con-
cert, which is open to the public,
on Tuesday night, July 8, in Hill
Hall on the UNC campus.
William Sasser, graduate stu.
dent in the Music Department.
directs the 74-voice chorus, the
largest in the history Of summer
choral activities at the Univer-
sity.
The first concert, part of the
Tuesday Evening Series, will have
as its major work Benjamin Brit.
tens Festival Cantata for chorus
and organ, Rejoice in the Lamb. .
Other selections will be Moussor.
gsky's short cantata, Joshua, >
three chourses from Fines Alice
in Wonderland" and three a cap,
ella works by Isaac Dowland, anC
Tails.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
ExECUTRIx' NOTICE

The undersigned having quail
fled as executrix of the estate OF
Louis M. Hobbs. deceased, late OF
Chapel Hill, Orange County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per.
sons having claims against said
estate to present them TO the
undersigned at 1888 Gimghoul Rd,
on or before the fifth day Of June,
1859. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per.
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
to the undersigned at the same ad.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Billy Arthur's I Like Chapel Hilp
Continued from Page q

orbit and give you variety of climate on the week
end But you'll have to schedule your week end so that
Monday morning the resort in the sky won't be over
Moscow when you're due in Raleigh
So, after busy week on the teevsion phone and
before the menotyper you'll run down to the space
port or strap converter your back and arrive at
the Resort-City by-the-Pleiades in no time at ALL
There you II run into the old people, the fellow
who brags about how much light year mileage he gets
with the lowest price space ship in the low price three
Or the fellow who has built his converter with dot-
yourself kit
Now that whimsy has ended let us pick up
an old fashioned telephone and get old fashioned
wrong number while waiting for an old fashioned
secretary to return from coffee break so we can die
tate letter.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Qualified High School Graduates May
Attend Army's Guided Missile School

ranging in length from one to AZ
weeks. Prior to attending the
school as an electronics student,
a soldier receives II weeks of
basic electronics at Fort Mon
mouth, New Jersey.
Designed to turn out supervisors
of weapons systems, the AZ week
course is the longest and affords
top instruction in electronics, gy-
roscopes. fuels, engines and war
heads.
Attendance at the Army Ord
nance Guided Missile School is
possible for qualified high school
graduates. The local United States
Army Recruiter, Sergeant c. X
Grimes has full particulars on the
Redstone college" and on other
schools open to soldiers in the U
IS. Army vast Choice Not Chan
ce' program.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Wonderful Summer Reading!
hoOk ko hava The Space Mothe
'''oA' DOoN0 A~ e~0S, J"u ~'A' A'"'~
ou
Il it
NOVELS

NOVELS
Anatomy Of Murder, by Robert
Traver, A thorough knowledge
Of the ironic workings of the
law lends spice to this runaway
best seller. $3.50
Man of Montmartre, by Stephen
and Ethel Longstreet. The arty
and romantic Paris of yester-
year lives again in this novel
based on the life of Utrillo. $4.95
The Greengage Summer. by Rum
er Golden. A delightful and we'll
written novel of children who
make their own secret world.
$3.50
Purely Academic, by Stringfel-
low Barr. This juicy novel of low
politics in high academic circles
has been our own private best
seller. You'll enjoy it no end.
1896
A Piece Of Luck, by North Caro-
lina's own Frances Gray Patton.
Short stories by the author of
Good Morning, Miss Dove" in
a book you'll want to keep al
ways. Our Special $l.O0
The White Rose Of Memphis, by
Col. Williams c. Faulkner. A live
ly novel of the Reconstruction
South, written on the spot by
William Faulkner's great-grand-
daddy, who is a character in
''rhe Unvanquished"
Our Special si.OO
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

he went from there to Minnea.
polls, Mimi. to visit David Hill.
David is the son of Reuben Hill
who moved to the University OF
Minnesota last year from UNC
Subir plans to buy a car and re.
turn TO Chapel Hill, bringing Da
vid for a short stay.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
CHILDREN'S
BOOKS

The famous Junior Readers
section at the Intimate has
the books that viii keep yeur
youngsters happy and out of
your hair.
Whatever their ages, Dring
them in and see for yourself
how enchanting junior books
can be!
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

The first instrument flight
from Akron, Ohio, to Washing
ton, D. c., was made in 1880 by
Marine Corps Captain A.. H..
Page, who was awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross for
his feat.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
DRAMA AND
POETRY /.

Look Homeward Angel, the play
BY keth Frings, from Thomas
Woife's great North Carolina
book. -..S2.95
J. B., by Archibald MacLeish.
The Saturday Review thinks this
play IN verse Is one of the great
est achievements Of our time.
A runaway hit In Chapel Hill.
es.so
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Across Ny Desk
BY JANE wHITEFIELD

A lady called this week to ask
How would you 60 about find
ing a credit bureau in another
city,"
The Associated Credit Bureaus
of America have anticipated this
question by making the recon-
mendation that a standard name
be used for convenience in locat-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Subir Roy lis Delegate

Subir Roy, president-elect of the
Chapel Hill High School Student
Council, has been a delegate to
the National Student Council Con-
gress in St. Louis. Mo. Recently
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

dress.
/. This the second day Of Jul.
1858.
Mrs. Janice s. Hobbs
Execatrix of The estate
! Louis "a. Hobbs, decease|
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

talk to University officials and
faculty members, and select their
courses for the fall term.
When fall comes, they will at
tend the dances, the football games
and the rest of University activi-
ties. But as Professor House point
ed out to 96 of that student body
most of them will begin college
life and choose courses because
they want to learn for its own
sake.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
BIOGRAPHY i.

Death of a Nation. by Clifford
Dowdey. The story of Lee and
his men at Gettsburg. A power
fully written book. $500
First Lady OF the South. by
lShbel Ross. A fully rounded
portrait of the tempestuous,
strong-willed, yet charming wo-
man who was Varina Davis.
Good $5.95
II. L. Mencken. a portrait from
memory. by Charles Angoff. The
iconoclast-god OF the ferment-
ing Twenties. A good picture of
the period. Our Special $l.s8
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

other major functions: research
and service to North Carolina
and the South.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

ing phone num-
:bers and add
,resses in direct
'ories. AS a re-
suit, the majo-
rity Of these of
3fices may be
found listed as
Credit Bureau
x.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

In addition to its academic re-
sponsibilities, the University's
School of Public Health has two
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
OUT-OF-DOORS
BOOKS

Don't Want 10 Shoot an Ele-
phant, by Havilah Babcock. The
South Carolina English profes-
sor and sportsman is at his best
in these tales of dogs and men.
A nice gift book. $3.50
A Field Guide 70 the BIRDS,
by Roger Tory Peterson. Bird
lovers tell US this is tops for
this area. $3.9S
Golden Nature Guides--This lit
tie series covers everything from
fishes TO trees. Low priced to
allow every member Of the fami-
ly to enjoy a private copyl
sI.Oo each
Bass In America, by Erwin A.
Bower. We still have a few
copies OF this fresh-water favo-
rite, now out of print.
Our Special $3.50
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

The Space Child's Mother Goose.
by Frederick Winsor. Strange
new humor for our strange new
world. Try it. $3.50
Summa Cum Laughter, the best
of the American College jokes
and cartoons. See how the other
half laughs. Our Special $l.39
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

pages and the back OF telephone
directories under Credit Report
ing Agencies.
We have registered our name
this year as Credit Bureau OF
Chapel Hill l-Carrboro." Although
we are owned and operated by
the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Mer-
chants Association the Credit
Bureau has separate identity
1t is really the heart of the Mer-
chanfs Association Offica
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03
Curb Markets schedule

The Curb Market on North Col
umbla Street opens at 730 am.
Wednesday and 80 am. Satur-
day.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

otherwise, look
lin the yellow
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03


The Sweeniad, by Myra Buttle.
This wicked and delightful jibe at
T. S. Eliot has made a hit with
Chapel Hills sophisticated read
ers. Join the fun $2.00
This Is My Beloved, by Walter
Benson. You don't have to be
sophisticated to enjoy reading
this favorite. All that's neces-
sary is to be human and in love.
$3.50
Winged Chariot and other poems,
by Walter de la Mare. New
works by a master Of the lilt-
ing line and the penetrating
thought. Our Special s1.00
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-03

Sick, Sick, Sick-The mad, mad,
mad cartoons that have the
psychoanalists rolling off their
c0uches! S1.50
Parkinson's Law, by c. North.
cote Parkinson. The funniest
book on economics ever writ
ten Intentionally, and that's
faint praise for a bowling sue
cess! $500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DEIICATESsEN, SODA FOUNTAIN
AND SNACK BAR-Apt. In rear
in area Of lge. ant Development;
must sacrifice Call 10 S-A55s.
nAJF INTEREST. WOODWORKING
AND PORMICA SHOP, estab 8
years: eood clientele 10. 5-5S2l
after s. Ju S-6sST.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Modern Ebay Shell. in D. c, or
nearby Va Call HE. 1000
Gas STATION, business and prop-
frtv il dcv ntown D c, Apply By
Nail 1914 9th St, nv.
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ANACo4TIA. esss Chester st. ~
tar, Nichols ave l--hpmeioua y
bedrm. frame. compl. Fedee.. eony
10 neillna and Andrew fleld
Priced low Cor quick sale. oniS
gl,HA0t $40 me- low On, nymt
CAPITOL mlLlp-a-rm, brick, ellhsl
home on Income luli bsmt lee
a. III 1.hass'
GOODHoFH RD.--Kxeellrnt semi.
dst. hFirk. 7 Fo0ma, ~ baths, iul
hint, garage, hot.wnter heat,
nice porchea. noned huaineaa cen
Ter. Good heme, hlte investment
for future commercial ntl Hea,
nnnahle price. Terms. HARTMAN
RHALTY Co. INC, Reaitol, ~
Asaa00, Ewes, III, t.aAih. OFFtct
cLoeEp SUNDAYS
nILIcREsT, on Branch ave DE
s nsnsa o ssdrm ssn's iaf.n po~as vac
space, sarass' sis'Ss1 JoaEPf
FILfPPo REALTY co. RIAL
TOnS salg Minnesota ave, sc
III, 4-71lg. Lu. g-507H,
NNf-numN hNu NNuuANs NNNNA
house, yet up for 2 apis. , rms
and bath, ist, 4 rooms and bath
md. rooms and bath. bsmt. Ca
h.wh > stoves, ! refers 20,
trntiai rent, ~saa per mo, Priced
risht. HARTMAN REALTY co.
INC, Realtors, LII f-.laOQ, kyeA
III, 4-1ns2. oFFIcE CLOSET
SUNDAYS,
COL0REp = ssna DOWN, RAJ
IKE HENT--e rme., . baths; Of
Ii4i or wo. a.epIa
cOL0RED - $500 DN,l near st
Ellxabeth'a Hoapitai--Me drrn-ilke
new 8-rm semidetached brick. ful
bsmt., outside entrance. apAeieu
kit, separate din, rm., Ice. leve
lot. near school shops and trana
portation. For the best 70 be had
can MRS, cox, 10. s-si5d or sr
coLORED--NR. 18th AND MASS
AVE. s.E,--vaeant Redecufate
n rml,, brick, incl, porchcS. bamt
Tsrms' IA, sogsis. IA So SUE;
cOLORED-RENT AND BUY, 1888
X 81. ses-Mod. brk., s rms
newly redec.; full bamt., gaa heat
SOC So mo, TU. s-1ss0.
COLORED-I5Ss aIst ST. 81
Semidetached brick . bedrms
gas h,-w,h n. $685. down Ii B-7O4s
WILLoUoHBY REAL EsTATl
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CATHOLIC?

You'll want 10 see 4sl. Eastern
ave. Diet. brick. 8 lge rms, ga
baths; scr porch: I'm. bsmt.. eas
heat. lac. I'd. Conven Priory st.
Johns Parish, Ii. 6-7043. ewes.
wiLIoUGHBY REAL ESTATE
COLORED - KNOTTY PINE rec,
rm.; semidet. brk.. front porch.
$500 dn.; S97 mo, EN-. a-l47l.
COLORED - DETACHED 2-family
nat: hardwood doors; gear se-
rare. oil heat: newly. decorated;
s14,25n. 1919 Hamlin st. ne.
AID. .-9S0l.
.coLoRED, MICHIGAN PARK
MOD. BRK. HOME WITH lst-tL.
POWDER RIM, 3 LoE. BEDRMs,
AND FULL BSMT.: MOD. XII
WITH DISHWAsHER AND GAR
BAGE DISPOSAL; ONLY si3.a50
MUssELMAN RLTY. CO., RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

CAP. HILL, mr.. Cong Libr.--Fine,
clean brick res: z rms, l u baths,
yard, gar; gas h.-wh,; S12,95n,
terms. ] HERBERT d SON, Ii
3-Ols9, II. 7-S.Og.
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Library-Flat.
front brk. marble nantes, rms.
4 baths: gas h.-w h. Price, Sl4,a50
terms. Call Ii. 5-44l3; ewes, Ii
3-Sa43, ABSHER REALTY.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN has house to share
with another comfortable, sttrac-
tive and reason 1ble. A, H.
WALKER. JE, "-:1S7.
TWO EMPLOYED youns women to
share house with l lady has sir
como many conv.. 500 per person.
JE. 3-Sg6b mornings all day Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
AnKIPHl AREA
BERENs' BETTER BUYS

Ar. Isadaa TIL
HOLLYWOOD - Immae. inside
ana cut, Germ. rambler. DIT g
eaf safase, assume OF loan: $3.50
NAYS all
aKABRooK AREA--sf0o down.
Sat mo-. de- luxe a-beqrm. RAM
bier; hugs din. and KIT area,
cholcs lot. shade treea' Al city
utiln.
LEWIsDALE - a.hsdrm. hrk.
rambler, Ia baths, sep. din. rm.
front porch fua hsmt.; sissA0n.
HOLLYWOOD - a-bsdrm, hFk.
rambler huse TIED klt,, full psnt..
knottY pine rec rms Aie,1bos
sl.i00 down. Pymta, like rent.
DECATUR Hrs.--Sis.aS0: q
rms, ga baths, nltra-mou, ~,
full bGmt,, det, aaraee, fenced yard.
Assume OF loan.
LANHAM--New 3.hedFm, brick
rambler, full din, rm. ih tiled
baths, tub daylight bant, corner
lot. sis,sO0 kaay tsrms, We take
FREDERICK w. BKRERR SALES.
INC, AP, 1-4A4d TIL y,
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HOUSES goa sALE-Mn.

PIsCATAWAY-cOME ON A YOUR
HOUSE, Suburbia never more de-
lightful: Ia acres sttractively
handicapped, trees and brook; new
3-bedrm. brick With bSmt: near
intersection Of Rites. s23-2.4
Sf6,SOO.. MCINTOSH a MclN-
TOSH. INC. Call CHI. S-S716.
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FREH LIQUOR LICENSE for saah
sAie 70 quick bugef Montana haF
Mountaineering. 81, Mare County,
Ma aos ig; 900 plus ~. ssse M, sss oss
ki4 .OOll. new brick hufidlne s0xHu,
tWa a.t0n ALI eondillonera, rent
Nlu3 me. lease yrs, ana as
ne agenla. tflflefa. Gail Mr.. huD-
SON, Greenwood A-Naai,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. drun
aundriea, patent incidence. &c
Does over $500 day. Prizes, ss,h0u
incl stock Terms, $500 eaah
"a, ave Nv. ma. ssaiaa.
KNoIKEER wants 70 associate win
and possibly inveat IN reputable
Mont County arm With .geod
wsssshs' Iso ' B. Z. 70 sOA 'D'O
wANTKD-Partnef With $4,000
Florida. Phone; CT. d.as7O,
GEORGETOWN AHA : Frames
ana Hnuane shop. ant. ever store
Cheap rent, $1,000 stock included
fE, ,i-ahf3.
MRCHANlC--Tired OF working foI
someone elsep 30 YOU want yonI
qvn business9 Guaranteed Income
Dial ~. A-JpaA
LAUNDRoMAT-conn. ave. op-
port. 81 price; 900 On, pa
terms. Mf. TousIoNEANT. wo
ron EXPANSION OF ooIRo
BUSINESS. desire SlO.00u loan
from private party. oilt-edRe se.
cuTity, Good lntereft return fQI
term Of loan plus permanent pro1i
partielpatton. Tel MA. s.0i06,
SERVICE STATION ron BENT
lath and Colorado ave, NV
small investment required; eood
business Call LA. B-f'iij.
PRINT sHoP F0R LEASE. with
0ptl0n 70 buy. equipment consists
OF linotype. Heidelberg press
fuxi5 G A p press. : Multi.
iiths. paper cutter, and various
assortment Of type faces, Due q
illness must lease Immediately
VIII, .-s55J or 10. 4-O27J.
MOTIFS FOR SALE = Adyies ans
consultation By exclusive. full-tlml
motel broker and travel specialist
olfering accommodation on besi
buys In motels and sites
JOE n THOMPSON
s3g woodward Bids jackson s-61 90
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HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.


Custom .buill whlle-hFiek RAM
bleF. only Z yFa. old: vefy ilvanls
plan Nv. rme din, rm.i, kIt,, 2
All on one noofl partial hAmt !
Guilt In eAFagei Air conditioner In
rluded, Call Mrs, Fisher. OIL.
W. 4 A. n. MILLER pEy. co,
ltkALroR tA, .-taaa
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4 UNITs-Furn. $500 ". inc.
18th NV; store. modern apt.
above: park rear: lease option 10
buy. NE. S-I9QS evenings. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG EXECUTIVE desires single
house bedrmS., residential sec
ton; near grade school; max : 30
per mo Phone WA i-ii44, Ext.
80, = am. to 4 pm,
AIR FORCE doctor wishes 5-rm.
or lser, unfurn. Diet. house Not
Fart OF a DEVELOPMENT Prefer
near AFB RE 6-6l0s.
HYATTSvILLB OR RIvERDALE
AREA, q or 2 rms. furn. by re-
soonslble tenant About ~;
Prompt inSp, DIXIE REALTY
CO, ACTS, MA. s-SSS0.
: OR BEDRM., bath iurn.
home, in Alex. Mt. Vernon area
for / year. Call XII. S-20S1
ewes XII $4,000 RIM. 334.
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EOOD ACRES. Mass. ave, Ext
Charming brick Colonial house, !
bedrms, . baths on md moor
screened porch. attached garage
terrace overlooking beautiful lot
Avail. August ! at SIS per mo
A. c. HoUGHToN d son, I've.
1l1s II st. NV. DI. 1-AO5!; ewes
and Meek ends OIL .-Ai1i
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coLoIlRIEipl.l--.--C,,iA ilFRiTz.BUTLT

3 BEDRMS.. . FULL BATHS
prox. 500 per mo. for this extra
ige. mod. brick house; full apt. in
BENT: awninss, pch; many. many
extras. Only Sl5,a50 Walk 10 new
Providence Hosp. cox 4 CO., RE.
7-1613; Mr. sTEINBERG' Ju'
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TOWN OF FAIRFAx-snlit level;
2 bedrms. and den. > baths
swimming pool privils. ! or Y
lease. SECURITY REALTY CO,
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oHEE,yzY CHA HAs IE,sAAR SEA

De luxe eustom-built rambler;
huge liv. rni. with mirroFed flrepl.,
din. ell. mod. kit. with top-rste
equip. rear scr porch. 3 bedrms
. baths, paneled rec. rm, maid
rm. and q bath. built-in rar.. most
attractive ward. Many extras
THE BEST FINANCING rs
AvATf.ABIE
Ss5.Q50
WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALTS INC.
~. 7-7700 Til
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CoLORED-N.E
YIIHI AnNl q . .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ONLY SlOO DOWN

LIVE IN ONE. RENT OTHER
Semidet a-story; each fr.. has
liv. rm, . bedrms, kit. bath
anporturity for responsible person
70 buy h2 s on sSes, ,,, 5srrs e r2r
Dt. f-f1lo.
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$500 SO. TT. mr.. May
ioWer-2nd A., air-eond,
with 5 pvt. offieeS and open
area: "a 50. II. incl. utils,
services. ST. $1,000. JAMES
L. DIXON a. CO.. Realtors.
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ARLINGTON, near Wakefield High;
2-bedrm brick Colonial. tiled
bath, fenced yard. full bsmt., oil
heat: small down payment. Call
Mr., Wright, ia. 7-5SO0 or IA.
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FALLS CHURCH. Holmes run Acres

FALLS CHURCH, HOImes Run Acres
--Contemporary bi-level: 5 bed
rms, ! "a baths. rec. .rm.. open-
brick patio; wooded lot: member
ship In community swimming pool:
close to elementary school: priced
for quick sale. below FHA ap-
praisal at SlS,950. JE. 4-6Os4.
OWNER.
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CHEVY CHASE, a4.95o q "worl

CHENN NHhSLs S@AsB0V - WORM
investigating. Beautifully built
3-bedrm, 3-bath brick colonieI
with att. garage. Lovely l31-ft
garden for real living. Lge
screened porch on liv. rm., sep
arate din rm. and modern kitch'
en-, wonderful daylight basement
BILLINGsLEY REALTY co" EM
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CHEVY CHASE--New modern CO.
lonial Center hall. large liv. ,rm,
Extraordinarily rm. with indoor
barbecue and full bath LIST tlr.
4 large bedrms., : baths up. Rec.
rm., screened porch. Garage.
Many other features. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO. EN-. 2-2326;
svanfnOs Wn RRka2
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CLEVELAND PARK


Dreatleaily reduced Tor quick
sale Lovely spaeious home AL
e0nd. v block Conn ave. Lev On.
payment. EM e.@01a
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CHEVY CHASR-LOw .Os. Spa,
cious family home with den anc
space for powder room. 3-bedrms.
. baths walking distance oil
schools. Transportation closely
Call Mrs. Dawson. MA. $4,000
Ewes. and week ends. WO. B-4l62
BOSS A. PHELPS, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. n. C.; SIS,9O0,
near Woodward g. Lothrop-Red
brick. about ~ years old: nice
arate dining room, good kitchen:
= bedrooms and bath on End
floor: garden area; full basement
Call JAMES L. sCHWAB. EN-
2-5S00. ewes, WO. 6-l4OS or OIL
A -RDsl
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NV. 18TH ST.--Lovely contem-
porary, modern house . nrepls.
air cond., bedrms., :, baths. lot
OF living space: mr.. transp.. 500