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network OF new roads which
the District expects to. build
with Federal help In the next
Is years.
The total expenditure on the
program may approach $500
million. according TO recent
estimates.
Needed More Help
Mr.. Robertson said the plan
ming design work connected
with the new program had
proved too much Of q burden
for the city's regular planning
staff.
Mr.. Aitken recently worked
with the Clarkeson Engineering
Co. a consulting firm. as prof.
ect director on a study for Q
District link with Route 240.
He was a design engineer
with the Federal Bureau Of
Public Roads from 1891 to
1851. He has worked more re-
Gently for the Nebraska State
government and as chief Of
stan Of the Civil Defense Ad-
ministration.
Law School Graduate
He Is q graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska and
Georgetown University Law
School.
A Nebraska native. he is -
and has two children.
While with the Federal Gov
eminent he helped to establish
a branch Of the Bureau Of
Public Roads in Puerto Rico.
During World War II he was
assigned to the designing Of
access roads for q number Of
key airfields and industries.
He will draw a starting salary
Of $l2.690 In the new District
post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Congress Of Eastern
Scientologists continues It's
Shoreham Hotel conven-
ton.
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Roads Aide
For District Named
Harold Aiken, Ex-U. 5. Engineer,
To Help Mop Highway System

former Federal highway engineer has appointed
special assistant to District Highway Director John Robert
son to work on the cy highway disclosed
today
Mr. Robertson said the apnointee, Harold L. Aiken
will work closely with him in shaping multi
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond w. Robinson of haywood
Trailer Park, Chesterland, Ohio,
and husband of Mrs. Beatrice
B. Robinson of 118 E. Manning
ST., Providence, r. l., is serv-
ing with Air Development Squa-
dron Six in Antarctica.
He is scheduled to return to
the U.s. in February.
FLUNG from the ice runway
at the McMurdo South Naval Air
Facility, aircraft of his squad
ron have spent a busy summer
a1riTting scientists, Navy per-
sonnel and supplies to isolated
bases. They also made aerial
maps of the frozen continent.
PENSACOLA, Fla. - Vernon
L. Williams, aviation electrici-
ans mate airman, USN, son OF
John Williams of Chardon Rd.,
Chardon, Ohio, is serving at the
Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Fla.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13
Geauga Realtors
Receive Award
for Membership

Geauga County Real Estate
Board received the golden tro-
ply for the second time for in
crease in membership, it was an
nounced at meeting Feb. A at
Coles Colonial.
Fifteen members presen
heard r. o. Wolcott, state trus-
tee, give his report of the presi-
dent and secretarys' meeting
held In Columbus recently. He
said the motto for the year is
"Professionalize for Better Ser
vice in So stressing ethics, ed
ucation and unity.
Robert L. Summers was voted
class A member having pas
sed his brokers examination re-
Gently.
The spring conference will be
held in Cleveland April 13, and
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MEN IN SERVICE

Airman Ronald w. Lampman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lampman, 311 South Hambden
ST., Chardon, Ohio, has COM
pleted the first phase and has
entered the second phase of ba-
sic military training in the
3709th Basic Military Training
Squadron at Lakeland Air Force
Base, Texas.
New enlistees in this phase of
basic military training partici-
pate in a progressive program
which includes processing, ply
sical conditioning, varied class
room studies ranging from citi-
zenShp to military studies of
customs and courtesies, and the
rudimentS of military science
and tactics.
Like the United States Air
Force Officer Candidate and
pre-Flight school, also located
at Lakeland, second phase train
ing prepares graduates for ev-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13
Chester Rites
Set Friday for
George Mapes

CHESTER - George F. Map
es, lifelong resident of Chester,
died after heart attack Tues
day night. He was 73 years old.
Born in Chester, May 7, 1884,
he attended Chester school, was
a member of the Community
Church and Chester Grange. He
was married to Rachel Thwing
in 1905.
Mr.. Mapes had been a jani-
tor at Chester school for 16
years where he was loved and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

respected by all the students.
Friends may call at Blowers
Funeral Home, 1865 Mayfield
Rd.. Chester, from 2 to A pm.
and z & pm. Thursday. Funer-
al services will be held Friday
with Rev. Judson Townley, pas
tor of the Community Church,
officiating. Burial will be in
Chester Cemetery.
Surviving is his wife. Rachel:
son, Charles, of Chester and
one sister, Mildred Ferry of An
cola. Ind
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

the state convention in Colum-
bus Sept. % to Oct. /. Realtor
Week will be from April 13 to
10.
A noon informal meeting of
the board will be held at The
Colonial Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

entual duties of critical import
ance to the Air Force and the
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

World" series of addresses by
prominent people. After
mentioning in the Far West
all summer-in Nevada where
the George TysonS have a
ranch, at Yosemite Valley
where Mrs Tyson took is
guests, and in Beverly Hills,
where Mrs. Mesta bought
big wardrobe from Marusia
-Perle and her sister Mar
guerite Tyson took of for
Europe where she plans to
buy more clothes at Balmain
and Jacques Griffe. She
will definitely be back here
october /, she insisted.
GWEN CAFRITZ returned
yesterday from a buying
spree in New York having
devoted her European trip to
gayety on the Riviera rather
than fittings in Paris.
She did see the Dior and Bal
enciaga collections but much
preferred the latter. BAL
enciaga's clothes are divine,
SO simple like a jet plane,
said Mrs. c. Back for good
in Washington, she quipped,
THE Supreme Court is here
so ! might as well be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Luncheon
ToHonor
3First Ladies'

Former Democratic first
ladies Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roose-
welt and Mrs. Harry Truman
will be honored at a luncheon
on October II sponsored by
the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Luncheon plans were made
at a cocktail party held
at the home of Mr.. AL
Wheeler, chairman Of the
d. C. Democratic Central
Committee. Mrs. Jack Coop
ersmith was chairman of the
event.
Among those attending the
party were former cabinet
officials of Democratic adj
ministrations, representatives
of all Democratic clubs in the
District, Mr.. Joseph H. Free
hill, Democratic candidate
from the 10th district of Vir-
ginia, and Judge John r.
Foley, Democratic candidate
from the 9Th district of
Maryland.
The luncheon will raise
funds for senatorial and con-
gressional candidates. Tickets
will be $28 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Debutante
Bows
AT Home

DR.. and Mrs. George Louis
Weller. jr. presented their
daughter Jane Louise to Soc
iety at a reception yesterday.
The s to 7 pm. party was to
introduce the debutante TO
her parents friends and took
place at their residence.
DR.. and Mrs. Weller will
also give a dance for their
daughter on December rs at
the Washington Club.
Forming the receiving line
with her parents. Miss Weller
wore a white Mousseline de
sole dress fashioned with a
full ballerina length skirt and
a square neckline. She car
RED an old fashioned bouquet
Of sweetheart roses and
baby's breath.
Mrs. Weller wore q beige
chiffon dress and a corsage
of white orchids.
The house was decorated
mainly in pink and around
the poles supporting the
marquee in the garden were
huckleberry and pink carna-
tons.
Among the debutante's
assistants were the Misses
Judith Young, Emily Beale
Mclean. Judith Carr. Jean
Egolf and Priscilla Barker OF
Havana, Cuba.
The tall, slender brunette
debutante is a graduate Of the
National Cathedral School
for Girls and is entering the
Connecticut College for
Women this fall.
She plans to major in jour-
nalism and history. and is
also very interested in science.
Miss Weller will also be
honored at a party on No
vember 90. This will be a tea
given by her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Louis
Weller, sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
BY BETTY BEALE

Club luncheon at the Shera-
ton Carlton September "a
when he will speak on the
past, present and future of
international fashion.
1t will be interesting to
compare his clothes with st.
Laurent's models which will
be paraded at the Salvation
Army luncheon at the Shera-
ton Park October 7.
Whatever we think Of his
clothes, M. Cardin. Original
tor Of the mushroom collar,
etc., will undoubtedly find us
conservative. A city devoted
to the pursuits Of good gov
eminent for wholesome
American families accenting
the conventional way Of life
can never gives vent to the
uninhibited extremes Of ex-
preston for which the one
and only Paris is famous.
SIR WINSTON CHURCH
ILL will be awarded (most
likely in absentia) the Inter-
national Rescue Committees
Richard E. Byrd award at
the IRC's anniversary dinner
in New York on November
IS. The second year Of
its presentation. the award
goes to Churchill as a dis
.tinguished leader in the
cause of freedom; it went last
year to President Diem Of
Wet Nam. Admiral Byrd
was one of the pioneers of
the IRC and honorary chair
man for years. Angler
Biddle Duke, president of
IRC, will preside over the
affair that will be held in the
grand ballroom of the newly
refurbiShed Aston Hotel that
is Serge Obolensky's latest
venture. He went there fol-
lowing his departure from the
Ambassador when it became
the Sheraton East.
ADLAI STEVENSON turned
down an invitation to speak
in Washington because of his
fall campaign activities. He
couldn't come here, he said.
because II have made so
many commitments during
the final six weeks of the
congressional campaign"
SECRETARY TO THE
CABINET BOB GRAY has
the neateSt temporary duty a
United States Naval Reserve
officer could wish for. He few
to London, Paris and Brus-
sells for a visit and thence to
Naples for two weeks of
training on the blue Mediter-
ranean.
PERLE MESTA made a
speech at Mays Monday be-
fore taking of for Europe.
It was the wind-up celebra-
ton of the New York stores
Tooth year Thank You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Miss Kennun
To Marry

Mr.. George F. KEENAN,,
former United States Ambas-
sador TO Moscow, and Mrs.
KEENAN, Of Princeton. N. j..
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Joan Eliza
beth TO Mr.. Lawrence Trow-
bridge Griggs, son Of Mrs.
Barklie Mckee Henry. also Of
Princeton, and Mr.. Northam
Lee Griggs Of New York and
Southampton. l.. /.
Miss KEENAN, will be q
senior at Connecticut College
this fall. She is a graduate of
Miss Fines School. attended
the Sorbonne in Paris, and
has studied at the Inter-
national School in Geneva.
Mr.. Griggs will enter his
senior year at Browni Uni
versity this month. He at
tended the Brooks School,
North Andover, Mass, and
was graduated from Law
renceville School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Luxembourg Envoy Named;
Two Women Produce Books

The new Ambassador Of
Luxembourg is due to arrive
In Washington about october
z. His name is Georges Heis-
bourg, he comes from a for
eign office post in the Grand
Duchy, he's only 40 years old,
has a very attractive and
good-looking French wife
named Helene and three chill
dren.
The young fry who speak
French, English and the
Luxembourger dialect, are a
daughter IL, and two boys,
10 and 8. They are sched-
uled to cross the Allan
tic on the Queen Elizabeth
close on the heels of the en-
bassy's most recent chate-
laine. Nine. LIE Calais, who
is returning the end Of this
month to pack up her and her
husbands personal belong
ings. They were in Venice
when Hughes lie Calais de-
cided to retire.
Incidentally. Luxembourg's
Foreign Minister Joseph Bech
is on the high seas now
aboard the Queen Mary en-
route to the opening of the
General Assembly.
TWO WAS HIN CT ON
WOMEN will burst into print
the same day in october.
Mrs. Alben Barkley's Il
Married the Weep" will hit
the book stands october 6
simultaneously with United
States Treasurer Ivy Baker
Priests autobiography that
bears the delicious title
Green Grows Ivy"
Since Mrs. Priests story
begins when she was a green
kid in a small Montana town,
the daughter of a miner, and
carries her on UP to the time
when she became the sue
cessful politician whose sig
nature is now on every green
back produced by the United
States Mint, the green"
would seem to apply to more
than just her name. The
book says one who has read
it, is a very amusing account
of this true American sue
cess story.
Jane Barkley's book is just
what its title indicates-the
story of her life with the late,
much-loved Vice President
and famed story telling Ken
tuckian whose latter-day
marriage with the Missouri
widow was the final happy
chapter of his life.
Both new authors will star
at the Women's National
Press Club luncheon on Octo-
Der / in the Federal Room at
the Statler.
Il 4 -
A COUPLE OF FAMOUS
PARIS fashion houses will
compete for Washington ap-
proval within two weeks
time here. Pierre Cardin,
who has had his own haute
couture establishment for
only five years and is now
giving Dior's successor Ives
st. Laurent something to
worry about, is coming here
in person this month. He will
tour the country to acquaint
himself with the United
States market having seen
United States fashion maya
zines boost his products for
the last two years.
He is bringing some of his
brand new collection with him
and will show the models at
a Women's National Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
To Fete Munros

Retiring New Zealand AM
bassador and Lady Munro
are being honored at a fare
well reception this evening
at the Women's City Club
The party is being given
by the Southern Cross Club
whose members are Austral-
ians and New zealanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

store hours: daily 10 an to Pm.
z Corners open tonight until $3.50 p.m'.
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FRED B. CuSHMAN

1875 N Frederick Ave.
20. 2-S4i2 Gaithersburg 40l
EYES. MR.. PRICE
Oaithersburg sos
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nH0pen

.6ftOp&N
RANDOLPH HILLS; S15.95O
$500 down will buy this attractive
3-bedrm., 4O-ft. brick rambler: full
din. rm.. Ice. kit, daylight bsmt.
grounu-levei entr.. deep. fenced
Assume $4,000 CT loan. DIR :
Viers Mill I'd, left on Randolph,
left on ROckinehorse, left on Ash
ley, right on Topping to AIS.
SILVER SPRING; S14,950
$3.50 down Oh on this spacious
brick-and-shingle Cape Cod: sep
din. rm., . bedrms., kit. with table
space, shed dormer exp. attic. in
sulated. plumbing in for end bath.
full bsmt. DIR: Out Ga. ave,
right on August drive. right on
Cody TO 1903.
WHEATON: S12.sOO
Nothing down GI; spacious 3-bed-
rm. home: full din. rm., tile kit.
bsmt.. finished rec. rm., outside
entr. Dir: Viers Mill I'd. right
to Claridge. left on Midway. right
on Valleywood to 121O3.
WHEATON; S14,950
$3.50 down OF will buy this attrac-
tive brick rambler. Lee. liv. rm.
with dining L." 4 bedrms., un-
usually attractive rec. rm., fenced
yard, patio and barbecue. DIR.
Viers MIN I'd, right on Falkland
dr., left on Hallett TO 4405.
SILVER SPRING; $40. 1000
$3.50 down Gil on this spacious
3-bedrm. brick rambler; full din.
rm., kit. with table space, level
lot. near everything.
MRS. HART
cox & CO., JU. 5-0775
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BRIDGES, PETER AND
SPENCER, INC.
RKALToRs 20. e.f35g
RocKvILLn-ss0o an. buys thls
l-bedrm ramb, with chain link
fence. A 5000 bur for any family
needing low down payments and
low mo, pymta.. $1,000.
DAMAecuB-Attr. brk. and frame
split-lefel on quiet side st. w.
Tm,, . bedrmag din, rm,. tor tth
bedrm.) KIT, 3 tiled baths, bamt !,
rec, rm,. gar.; xsa.5OO.
M, oERkiANrowN-iO acres with
f-bedrm, farm house. sep. din.
rm., bath, stove heat. cellar, barn,
chicken house, lots o. fruit and
shade trees, S2l 900.
louisville ARKA-B acres with
dellghtfui center-hall Col. home:
Nv rm., stone flrepl., family rm..
lee din. rm, with nrepl.. lge. kit,
bedrms.. 81 baths. bsmt.: guest
house has = rms, bath, enclosed
porch; stone milk houaei double
sars lots q trees and nowera bus
Mr. LAYroNsvTLK - 9-bedrm.
NNUANf vi y MNNNAt NMNNAs vi Mf-A ~ q
$4,000 Also charming house with
iareeT rmA, \ rms. . baths, a
acre with lovely old trees. beaut.
uAITHERsBURo - a-bedrm. home
on one Of the best residential
streets In town: sep. din. rm,. den.
81 h;-y.h.; cow. 10 everythins;
RocKvfILE-PoroMAc = Choice
loo IN one-aere estates community
4-bedrm. sDlit-ievVi: dual bath
and = bath. irepl.. lac. EQUIP
kit. hsmt.. oil h.-wh.. laundry
nm. covered patio. gar. Z lot Of
house for Sea.0k0 with eS-yr.
mortRaRe Of Seb 600.
WARRINGTON GROVE - New y
bedrm, bvk. ramb. on lee wooded
lot: = tiled baths. sep, din, rm..
screened porch. overlooking park
land; nah. paneled rec, rm.. e5x
10. evendo of h-Wh. Dashboard.
var. 2 distinct liv. areas for the
fsmily with lots Of friends; sea
woopvruD-Brk. buas for onlv
$3.50; liv. nm. firepl. small
bath. hsmt.. gar. Paneled. f-rm
cottage. u acre lot.
Kew pnwlin0 Real Estate
"oT N Frederick Ave.
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Spacious, 4-bedrm. brick Cane Cod
full basement; excellent location
Low down payment. S16,950.
SIGLER a. CO. tMD) 10. 4-7977
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NNUNEWN ANkA = AtIFhcIINe y.
bedrm. house with liv, rm, and
den. lac. fenced yard with shrubs
A real good buy; $3.50 down, FhA
terms We take trades. FRED
ERIcK ", BERENs SALES, NC
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DISCOIJRAGEOo

Can't locate 3 rambler 10 suit you
family II this Is the case, tr,
this large, three-bedroom, bricI
rambler on for size. When you Sc,
It you will agree with US that 4
oiers many extras not found II
q much higher priced home. II
Is located close 10 the Silver
Spring shopping area. Safe fol
small children due to dead-ent
street and fenced yard. Close q
school and swimming pool Plaster
walls, fireplace, wall-t0wall carpet
separate dining room, table space
In kitchen. VIII sell for $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

new brick veneer ramblefs. ultra
mod. kit, Ia baths, ) bedrmS
daylight bsmt. with pict. windows
Price $4,000 out Branch ave
Sc, mi beyond ID. c, line. turn
la IN p-lYlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

CAkMODY HILLS-cozy s-bedrm
2ang" fenced yard good cond
EaSy terms; S6.gb0. Call Mr..
GATES. tn. 2-634'3, OIL. 7-298g
CHEvERLY--AssUME LARGE al
LOAN and move into this stone
and brick home with huge stone
nreplace In living room sEPA-
KATE dining room. equipped
kltcnen, den or bedroom, a bath
ing adarge screened porch, all on
bath on end floor. Large baSe :
ment,. garage and MANY. manv
other features Situated on tree
shaded lot In an impressive area
Only S2l 800 Small down paw.
ment' owner leaving town Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP.
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ANDREWS AIRFIELD PERSONNEL,

1t will pay you to look az our
an-brick ramblers and split levels,
sion at Addison I'd. and Central
ave, next TO st Margaret's School
See whv so many from Andrews
have bought here: So down 80
years FLA and in-service FHA
loans avail. Immediate possession
on q few homes. For further info.
esil MI oghe' RE. 5-6069, with
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CAMP sPRNGs-speciai buy in a
nome not quite completed. Brick
rambler on level wooded lot. I55x
Il5 IL; Can be bought as is and
lust what many people have been
nation from MOORE AND MOORE
REALTORS. RE. $4,000. RE. g.
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MONTGOMERY Hills

2027 Luzerne ave.--Ideal for family
lust starting. Next to excellent
grade school, near Junior high
school: 3-bedroom, 2-bath bunga-
low. large Kitchen with breakfast
ton room garage Directions:
Georgia ave. 70 Luxerne. left 3
blocks 20 house.
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OPEN HOUSE

Quaint acres. Beautiful brick split
level home stone front, 4 bed
rooms; circular drive. 81. baths:
acres. Sale by OWNER. MA.
2-0426.
LEA Apple Grove Rd.. Silver sprins
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BERWYN HEIGHTS

BERwYN HISS bedrms., "a
acre lot. . fireplaces, large en-
closed porch. $4,000. Terms
PAUL 4. LAuTERBACH a co
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BkkWYN HEIGHTS. Open 2 III
dark--3-bedrm. brk. rambler
landscaped y acre: rec. I'M. with
nrepl., Dashboard heat, patio
BUTLER REALTY COZ, Ar. z
3670. AP. 1-4S1B.
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CHEvERLY, near Baltimore park.
way.Custom-bui 57-n. brick
rambler with true center hall
l-it living room with fireplace,
huge bedrooms, banquet sizs
aiming room. lovely kitchen, side
screened porch Daylight bsmt
With built-in garage. Corner lot
property less than 5 years Old
Priced at $4,000 with VA and
RIA terms available. Call M q
DAVIS u co nv. NOpHNA Q
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MI. MA FEKsUNNEL = OWner
going vest. says sell" Almost
new 3-bedrm.. brick rambler; liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rnn.. full
enclosed carport; fenced corner
lot; $1,000 down. FHA. Call to-
day. cARRoLLToN REALTY, sP.
3-3S3S. SIP 3-3oIO
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BELTSVILLE - New 3-bedrm. hrk
rambler; Ice. kit. Ia baths, full
osmt., approx 4-acre lot; reduced
Tor quick sale: Si6.250: trade,
considered PARAMOUNT REALTY
WE 5-5A9o q
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aNDREWs FIELD ARIA. Si0.0so

--5-rm. corner det. home expan-
sion attic, huge lot, Nice eond
terms. Consider building lot 70.
trade, located near Suitland ri
and Randolph I'd. JOHN 1. SHEL-
TON. REALTOR, 10. $1,000.
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paIaet GEORGES uUURlT

ACcokEEKi T. n. Md.---3-bedrm
Nv, rmy ~, bath, new brk.
price. sl3.25O. <7k0 On. $40 mo,
=. ground. r. W. McVickEi,
Butler a..3NO,
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ARIA. open today
Only 3-oedrm.. 2-bath brk. ram
bier in Westchester Estates, FHA
approved. Spacious HANDICAPPED lol
S0xl5O; garage. full bsmt fire.
place. cleo. clothes drier, Early
occupancy. Sl0.5OO. 81 300 down.
750s Mansfield dr.. HI, g-5l27
ANDREWS AFB-Open sun / I'll
dark. 1904 Morris ave. Walk 10
work and lido. ARDC-75-ft.
luxury rambler; 2 bedrms., liy.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm., IL
II. family rm. With IA bath. kit.
with table space. laundry rm b.
earport. lac. corner lot with shade
trees. Possession within 3 days.
FHA $500 down or assume SIS
200 existing loan, S4.IOO down
Dir: Out Branch ave sc. to Auth
I'd. left TO open sign at corner
Of Morris and Auth I'd. handy
REALTY Co. Realtor, RE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

ADlLPm-cerneE brk, rambler OF
: oedrms.. nrepl.. baths. roc,
~. s.l3O3 LYMAN G. DELE A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

CLINTON-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier: in. rec nm. garage and
breezeway; Si7.95O. Call CY. 2
CLINToN-4-bedrm. brick, sep. din.
rm.. part bsmt.; 100x30O-ft. lot.
PHA. SIS. 500. II 500 On. we take
trades. FREDERICK w. BERENB
SALES, INC. RE. $1,000 I'll o.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS EsTATEs-
S36.500. brick Colonial Ice. corner
lot. rms, ga baths. rec. nm.
hreplaees, screened porch: gar.
will tell you more when you call
A II SEIDENSPINNER REALToR,
WA 7-10i0. Wa 7-f69s
COLLEGE PARK. sIi.050--spot-
less J-bedrm. brick rambler. Liv,
nm lee kit. tiled bath. fan
bBmt., J0-in. attic fan. Vacant.
Conven- FHA terms. Call today.
CARROiLTON REALTY, sP. a.
3s3k: 81. 3-3210.
CONTINUED On Esxt PACE