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Laconia story that he saw that
is truthful is that Mr. Adams
is on a Canadian fishing trip.
He told .questioners Mr..
Adams had not communicated
with the President in any way
yesterday or today. He also
said Mr.. Adams had not COM
municated with anyone on the
Presidents stan since the
Maine results became known.
Mr.. Hagerty told questioners
today that. so far as he knows
Mr.. Adams will be returning
to his desk in Washington in
a week or 10 days.
Mr.. Adams has been under
fire within his own party since
disclosures in June before
House Investigating Committee
that he had accepted a vicuna
coat and other gifts from Mr..
Goldflne.
Both he and Mr.. Goldnne
insisted that the gifts we're
based only on friendship. They
denied that Mr.. Adams ever
did any special favors for Mr..
Goldfine in connection with
his troubles with Federal
agencies.
Admits Imprudence
Mr.. Adams conceded he had
been "imprudent" in accepting
gifts from the Boston indus
trialist in view Of his position
as the Presidents right hand
man.
Mr.. Eisenhower agreed that
Mr.. Adams had. been "impru-
dent" but stoutly defended his
honesty and integrity. The
President told q news confer
ence June 10 that II need him. :"
In his demand for Mr..
Adams resignation. Mr.. Keat-
ing said the Democratic sweep
II in Maine made that step i'm
perative in connection with his
own candidacy for the United
States Senate.
He said Mr.. Adams accept
ance of hospitality from some
one doing business with the
Federal Government has caused
such embarrassment to the
President that he ought to re-
sign"
Messages Pour In
The stream OF messages to
@. o. P. headquarters from
worried candidates began yes
terday, Immediately after the
sweeping victory of Democrat
Edmund S. Muskie over Repub-
llican Senator Frederick @
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Red Diplomat Leaves

HONG KONG, Sept. 10 (AP)
-Peiping radio announced that
Red China's Ambassador to
Poland. Wang Ping-nan, left
Peiping for Warsaw today. It
added he was recalled to Peip-
ing i've days ago.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Keiser Appointed
To Review Board

Clarence E. Keiser of Bethesda
has been appointed to the Prop
erty Review Board, it was an
nounced this week by the Mont.
gomery County Circuit Court.
helser replaces Harold c. Smith,
ST., who resigned oue to pressure
of other business.
Judge John R. Reeves, in max
ing the announcement, stressed
kelser's qualifications as a prac-
ticing attorney in the county with
more than 80 years experience in
real estate ana related matters.
1he board was set up to consider
claims from landowners whose
property mas been taken by the
Stale Roads Commission tor
highway purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
'Ruddigore' Due
At Sherwood

The Montgomery Light Opera
Company viii present Gilbert
ana Suliivans 'kuudlgo1e" on
Saturday at Sherwood Hig n
Scnooi, under theNauspices OF the
SCHOOLS P-IA. Inc rollicking
melodrama, which starts at 8
pm, is one OF the talent pairs
most popular WORKS, suitable Tor
ali members of the family.
A cast of 35 will be headed by
Tom Jones, in the dual role OIL
Robin Oakapple and Ruthven
Murgatroyd, and Eunice Hath
away as his sweet kose May
bud.' Helen Shenton, Alfred
Burns, Murray Eden, Helen Jor-
dan, James McGrath and Omar
Pancoast are featured, while a
chorus line of "a completes the
cast.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

day to the sub-district MYF
meeting at z pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remus Riggs, Mrs.
Mary Allnutt and Mrs. Allison
Taylor joined a group of cousins
from Baltimore and Silver Spring
at a picnic lunch at Gambrill
Park last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, f. Brashear
have just returned from vaca-
ton in the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs. ellis Owings and
Mrs. Russell Priebe attended the
Maryland game Saturday where
they served as chaperons for the
CHS senior band which took part
in the band day program.
Mrs. w. w. White entertained
the Laytonsville Bridge Club at
a bridge luncheon last Thurs
day. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Remus Riggs, Mrs. Henry Grif-
fifth, Mrs. George Carson and
Mrs. Virginia Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Young,
Jr., of Baltimore were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ulysses Griffith w and Mrs.
George r. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Kephart
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of baby girl Septem-
ber 81 at Montgomery General
Hospital. Karen Sue who weighed
nine pounds four ounces has a
brother Craig.
Miss Ann Berg of New York
City was house guest last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elgie Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramwell King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Warfield,
Jimmy and Diane were supper
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Kemp. They were
joined later by Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Baker and all helped Diane
celebrate her 10th birthday which
occurred last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp,
Mr.. John L. King and his son
Jack attended the artificial breed
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Laytonsville-Wo
Teen Class
To Sponsor
A Supper
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 1852

The Teen Class of st. PauPs
Methodist Church in Laytonsville
will hold Chill Supper on Octo-
Der 18 from 4-8 pm. in the church
hall. Mrs. Henry Norris is gen.
eral chairman.
Sandra Jean Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore and
her brother Danny celebrated
their eighth and ninth birthdays
respectively last week with a par
ty at home. Guests were Mary
Lou Sell, Linda Zarnstorff, Caro-
line Warfield, Joan Williamson,
Phillip Green, Joe and Terry
Graybill and Jerry Robertson.
The afternoon party was follow
ed by hotdog roast in the eve
ming.
+ At the October meeting of the
LaytOnsville HOmemakers BObbie
tIcsSer showed slides taken dur
ing her trip to England this past
summer. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Patrick Kelly
on Muncaster rd., with Mrs. Wiley
Griffith as cOhOstess.
There will be rummage and
bake sale at st. Pauls Methodist
Church hall on Friday October
10 from 7 to $3.50 pm. and on Sat
urday, October IL from 8 am.
till noon.
The MYF of st. Paurs and Mt.
Tabor are planning an unusual
way of trick or treating October
80. They will call and ask for
donations for the United Nations
International Children's Relief
Fund. The MYF of the two
churches will be host next Sun
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

ers meeting and dinner last week
at Lisbon.
The WSCS met last Wednesday
at the church hall with Miss Lu.
cille Priest and Mrs. E. c. Magde
burger as hostesses. A committee
was appointed to serve a dinner
to the Young Woman's class of
Salem Church at Cedar Grove on
October 18.
Mrs. Elmer Hines and Mrs.
Floyd Rhinecker entertained last
Tuesday at a Stanley party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
entertained at a surprise birth
day dinner for her aunt Mrs.
Emma Wild of Baltimore to help
her celebrate her 10Th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur High of
Baltimore were also guests of
the Greens.
Richard Howard returned on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
BOOKMOBILE

Friday. October O-Colesville 3:15 tc
4;3O: Rock Creek Gardens, 3:15 TO $3.50;
McKenney Hills, 3:15 to 4:3O.
saturday, October Brooklnont, 9:45
to 1O.45; Sumner, IL 100 TO 1890; Wood
acres, 1880 10 300; Glen Echo, 3:l5 to
4:3O
Monday, October Connecticut Avenue
Estates, $3.50 TO $780, Wheaton City, o:3O
TO 80; Alta Vista, o:i5 20 4:3O; Pmey
r5ranch, 3:l5 TO 4:30.
Tuesday, OctODer II-Georgetown VII
lage, 3:1o TO 4:45, Parkwood, 3:l5 TO 4:1O;
rlIilandale, 3:15 TO 4.30.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Service Hospitality

The Armed Services Hospitali
ty Committee urgently needs hun
dreds of junior hostesses to act
as dance partners at nearby mill
tary installations. Telephone Mrs
William M. Calvin, executive sec
retary, Republic 7-4104.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Sunday to Ft. Knox after spend
ing a short leave at home.
The column extends sympathy
to the families and friends of
Mrs. Nettie Purdum and Mrs.
Anna Ifert both of whom died
within the past week.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
The Newest of Everything Great!

CONTROL road control load control Outside mirrors
adjust from inside. Inside mirrors adjust themselves
electroncaly to Danish glare new Lustre-Bond Hi
Baked enamel finish keeps its sheen up to twice as
long. Its SweptWing beauty sets the trend for other
SO All this is great But the final reward is the
greatness built into this Dodge 1t is deep down,
through and through, and thoroughly satisfying
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

The Greatest Of Ererything Nepl New things, great
things, reward you in this SO Dodge Seats swing out
to invite you in New HC-HE engines = high compress
sion, high economy deliver thrust, less gas.
Orderly rows of buttons on cleaning panel welcome
you to the first alpushbutton car, with 6ngertp
troll of driving and weather New Level-Fte Torsion-
Are introduces you to three dimensonal comfort
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Eli Leishear, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Windham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramwen King, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kemp, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. King were among those
who attended the Southern States
dinner Tuesday at the Ag Center.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Fry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp
attended the soil conservation
luncheon and meeting at the home
of Col. and Mrs. Lathrop Smith
near Buck Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Braun, Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

IN The JLnIUII COORI
FOR MON IGOMEkI COUNTY, MD.
Sitting as a court oi Eqully
no. <IlSo Equity
ANET j. MULI4AI.LI
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10
KentOn

The church program schedule
for Sunday, April 10, the Rev. C.
E. Wilkins, pastor, will be: Church
School, 10 am. Ernest Smith,
superintendent. Divine worship,
IL am. Message by the pastor,
after Easter. What ?" Special
music by the choirs. Mrs. Loretta
Clark and Miss Mary c. Smith,
pianists. A story will be present
ed by Franklin Smith, bible On
the Table; and Billy Warner, HE
Is Risen"
The special services closed on
Sunday night. The pastors mes
sage was Excuses for Not Being
Christian" Thanks to the Wis
iting preachers. Twenty-one took
stand for Christ. The attend
ance on Easter morning was 100.
The flowers were donated by Mr..
w. McGinnis.
A skating party is planned for
Tuesday evening, April Is at the
Dover Skating Rink, sponsored by
the church school, benefit Kenton
Church.
The special offerings through
Easter were very good.
The high winds have taken off
part of the church roof and an
other handicap has been water in
the basement.
About rs children and adults
attended the Easter egg hunt held
on Saturday in the school yard
sponsored by the Sunday School.
Prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Ernest FARRELL, Mrs. Ed.
Downs and Mrs. Ella Hufnal were
visitors on Monday with Mrs.
Lourena Dill at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Shuttle, Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hughes, Jr.,
and family and Mr. Ed. Hughes,
ST., visited Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes
on Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. M. Arnold. Mrs.
Hughes is planning to return to
her home some time in April.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

son was authorized to prepare the
tax assessment list for the COM
ing year for that part of the dis
trict in Kent and New Castle
Counties. The board authorized
the superintendent to obtain GER
tificates to present to those stu
dens who had attained exception
ally high academic standards
through the four years of high
school. The board approved the
use of the Elementary School
building on Saturday, May "a, by
the Smyrna-Clayton Jaycees; and
the use of the High School build
ing on April 10 by the Vocational
Guidance Council of the State De-
partment of Public Instruction.
The board made a study of the
standardized testing program pre-
sently being used by the Smyrna
schools. Payment of legal fees re-
sulting from the recent bond sale
was authorized. The board ap-
proved the attendance of Mrs.
Mildred Snowberger as chaperone
on the senior trip, replacing Mrs.
William Horney. The board took
action to change its regular meet
ing night from the fourth Wed
nesday of the month to the last
Wednesday of each month. This
was done 80 that the board might
always have a complete financial
report which was not always pos
sible when the meetings were held
occasionally a week before the
close of the month. The board
made a study of the financial re-
ports for the months of February
and March. These reports showed
an unexpended balance in Febru-
airy in state funds of S172, 177.66
and in March of S136,636.91. The
report noted the receipt of &c.
082.00 of federal money for air.
base related students being taught
in the Smyrna schools. A financial
report on the cafeteria showed
net income of $S79.s1 for the
high school cafeteria through Feb
ruary, and a net loss of $121.9 81
for the elementary cafeteria
through February. At the same
time last year, both cafeterias had
showed losses of better than $125
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Woodall
and family spent the Easter week.
end visiting her parents in Craw-
ley, West Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Numbers
were recent visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Downs of Taylors
Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cahall had
as their guests on Easter Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Clough,
Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Clough, Jr., and family of near
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hazel
were dinner guests on Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Bastian,
Dover. Other guests were Miss
Rachel Bastian and Mrs. Elizabeth
Killen.
Miss Betty Ruch, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ruch, re-
turned to the Shenandoah Valley
Academy on Monday after spend
ing the weekend at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slough,
Mrs. Ernest FARRELL, Mrs. Ed
Downs and Mrs. Nelson Dill were
Wilmington shoppers on Saturday.
Kenton Grange was host to the
Kent County Pomona Grange at
a dinner held in the school on
Thursday evening with rs in at
tendance. A literary program was
presented by Charles Maske, lee
turer of Pomona, assisted by Mrs.
Althea Steinhower and Mr.. C.
Butler. Mr.. Harold McGrath, mas
ter of Pomona, presided. A men,
orial service was held for three
recently deceased members. The
next Pomona meeting will be held
in November.
Mrs. Alice bigger had as her re-
cent visitor Mrs. Ethel Jackson of
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

attorney for the board, attended
the meeting and presented the
problems of certain district boun-
daries. The board authorized the
secretary and president to take
further action on this matter. The
board discussed the problem of
certain necessary electrical rewir-
ing in the portion of the building
erected in 1919. A study was
made of the proposed calendar for
the next school year. AS a result
of days lost due to snow this
year, the board took action to ex-
tend the school year until Friday.
June Is. Graduation will remain
on Monday, June 9. Mr.. Harmon
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10
To Receive Medical Training

Sergeant First Class John E.
Lovegrove III, whose wife, Reba,
and parents, live in Smyrna, rec
emily was selected to receive ten
months of advanced medical spec
ialist training at Fitzsimons Army
Hospital, Denver, Colo. Sergeant
Lovegrove entered the Army in
1948.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

each. The Smyrna Building Com
mission held a meeting yesterday,
April 9 to consider the future
building program for the district.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10
SCHOOL YEAR
EXTENSION OK'd
Smyrna Board Action Neces-
STATED by Days Lost
Due To Snow
BOUNDARIES DISPUTED

The regular meeting of the
Smyrna Board of Education was
held recently with all men,
bers present. c. L. Harmonson,
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FRIDAY

Jealous over the visitotions of the
ghost of one Of their ancestors.
5-LiIli PolmeP Show. Orunfo.
'7-AmeFicon Dondstond.
Dick Clark. m. c.
9-The Big PeyoH. Quiz.
$50
5-TV Readers Digest. Drama.
lido You Trust Your Wifea
: Johnny Carson. host,
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
400
4-Queen for . Day. Giveowoy.
IS Mir. lack Hoiley. m c.
tFronh Hollywood. CaIit1
5.Life With Elisabeth.
COMEDY. Betty White sfors.
7-AmeFieon Bundstond.
Dick Clark. m. {.
9-PIek Temple. Kids.
! Hour. Broken Spur" Bin
$3.50
5-GFondpo's Place. Kids.
FEidoY listing, Continued on Next psss
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7-TroubIe With FotheF.
9-Thsotes 81 Ssors. DFomo.
They Flee BY Night" ciiff
Robertson.
lao
S-Lase Lunch Movie.
VA nours. "Men Aooinsf the
Sky" 1910. Richard Dix.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
Storing Ethel Voters.
9-AS the World Turns. Ser1.
400
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
9-Bect the Clock. Contest.
z:3O
a-Kisty Foyle. Dromo.
Storing KcthIeen Murray.
7-Studio Seven. Drama.
Mine ouarss Of Wcter." Amanda
Bloke.
9-House Perry. Variety.
Art LinkIsttsE. host.
500
4-Mosinee TheateE. Color.
Z Hour. THE Third Person."
Two spinster cousins living in an
inherited country house become
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UP! UP! UP! goes the temperature
but on this 94-aere in this beauti-
full, new, rustic rambler you'll
never notice IL. Especially in the
giant daylight rec. area. Big liv-
ing I'm. with md fireplace, family
sized dining rm.. peach Of a
kitchen with eating space. birch
cabinet cabinet eye-level oven 3 nice
Sis,s50; se.5do ' down. 9s' sssy oayy
ments. Look at this today. JE.
3-2093, WM. A. CHAPMAN RE-
Atty, INC, 70l W. Broad, Real
tors C1oead at1nHave
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BkOADMONT-If you are inter.
eSted In. schools. TRANSPORTATION
real plush Lying and a home. not
g house for your family, then cali
Tor an apt. to see this brick
Colonial on over u acre, 3 Ice.
Dedrms., bis. liY. rm. with firepl
ana screened pch., entr, hall. sep
ON. rm., full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
paths. gar, and a dream kit
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
KE. S-535O
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ARL,, NJ SI7,a5O - Charming,
white frame. 3lP-bedrm., 2-baih
Cape COD. nestled among towering
trees. Lly. rm., fireplace. opening
rm.,. equipped kit. Ice. bedrm.,
tiled bath: Ice. rear ser. porch;
md a.. ga bedrms,, tiled bath.
stairs TO attic: full bsmt.; ali
h..w.h.i l nj. Key Bridge. LU-
GILLE COOK, Realtor, JE. 2-3s72.
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N.-set amongst tan
mace mseSa sss SIX On p.m lHysy o s.0r I
2. full baths. den; fun bsmt. with
big paneled rec. rm., de luxe Kit.
with eating space. Extras incl.
wall-to-wall carpeting. For fur
Their details call THE DARBY CO.,
exclusive agents. 23I9 Wilson blvd.
ia, 5-a393. ONCE open d It'll n
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NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY
for q Qualifled Vet to buy a bar
gain in a spanking brick ram
bier; 3 spacious bedrooms, . full
baths, wife-saver kitchen and full
size dining room. Want more for
your CT loan? Even a carport is
included for . low. low price Of
BROS, REALTORS ia. 7-S500,
2O4S Wilson blvd
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UNBELIEVABLE but true! This de-
luxe au-brick rambler is truly a
sem on, today's housing market.
EOUR bedrms,, ~? baths "a par
tially finished 9Th bedrm.) and
charming daylight" recreation
rm. with I'd frepl., sep. din. nm,
and all GE kit: close to ali schools.
transp. and shopping. ASSUME
LARGE CT TRUST OF SIS, $50
at Sl19 per mo-, including taxes
and insurance; flexible terms with
owner willing to hold I'd trust to q
substantial purchaser. Only S25.
1901 Call IA. 5-6S0O SHANNON
q LUCHS, Realtors, 2055 Wilson
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ADELPHI AREA
BerenS' Better BUYS
AP. T-4346

DECATUR HEIGHTS; SI5o5O;
bargain: S-rm., 3-bath. h.-W.h.;:
full basement, workshop, garage,
ultramodern equipped kitchen
fenced yard; assume large Gil
loan; terms.
WOODLAND; Sl2,750; most desir-
able 5-rm. retirement OF honey
moon home. large living rm..
fireplace, big dining rnl., fenced
lawn. barbecue pit, patio; $3.50
down: terms subject to FHA,
ARDMORE: Outstanding buy al
S10,500: $1,000 down, 500 mo.
pays. all; fireplace, huge kitchen,
full basement. rec. rm., detached
garage, lovely yard.
WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
INC, AP. 7-4646 TIL q
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA

Brick Cape Cod with FIRST
moor bedroom or den: 3
blocks from Blessed Saere-
ment church and school.
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WHEATON
3-BEDROOM RANDI Frs

Sll,5NO. GLENMoNT-No money
down GL Shlngle. Lovely kit, huSe
screened porch. fenced Handicapped
yard Near schools and bus
SI3.g6u, WHEATON FOREST
500 down GI or PHA, Brick, Large
liv din. comb. kit, with table space.
util room, level lot Near stores.
school bus and churches
Sl4,960. WHEATON WOODS
500 down 81 or FLA. Brick. large
liv. nm. din. Il; unusual rec. room.
I'm, ike q los cabin, patio and
barbecue, Fenced. Handicapped yard.
Near school bus and church.
$4,000 RANDOLPH HILlsS-AS-
sumo Gl loan. Brick; sep. din. I'm.
kit. with table space, grouno-levei
nSmt Anehcr-tenced lot Near bus
ard school
COX g. co.
MrL Hart ~. S-o79b
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AIR-CONDITIONED-Keep your Ice
family cool and comfortable in this
modern 5-bedrm. rambler. COM
plete with 9-h.p central air con-
uitioning, This home must be con-
sioered II you desire these fea-
lures plus a de luxe rec. rm.. 2iz
baths . fireplaces, large carport,
beautiful yard and mod. kit. al
the attractive price Of only Sa5,-
300. with over $4,000 4ize.
trust with payt. Of only S132
The balance can be ARRANGED 10
suit you. Call IA. 5-6S00. SHAN
NON a. .LUcHS, Realtors, 2055
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LITTLE EsTATEs

! . ACRES Of privacy and scenic
outlook improved with exceptional
eustom-built home; for the dis
eliminating who can AFFORD and
ns saan the best IN good taste
p ACRES with new 3-bedroom
prick rambler; recreation room /.
hot-water heats . nreplacea; To-
chted near Damascus. $4,000.
MANY MORE. Come check with
ROMkR A. Co. $50 N. Frederick
ave-. 0althersburbg 900
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ANNANDALE; Sl3,50O-Delightful,
white frame; y acre, fenced. Liy.
rTn., din. nm, equip. kitchen. scr.
porch, ; bedrms; bsHt.: garage:
barn. $3.50 cash. approx 500
mo. OWNER. L. COOK. il. g
3e1e, JE .-4664
ARLINGTON BLVD, near Seven
Corners-Reoueed $500. BY
owner-builoer, new brick Wiz
Etnia's best buy only $4,000.
IL. 2-b042.
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A REAL BAR0AIN on ma 9-yr
BRICK RAMBLER-3-bedrm ,fire

tiled bsmt.. fenced yd., driveway.
Near all grades Of schools and
transp. S14,700 FILA 30-yr. loan
available, or lge. 4es trust may be
assumed. Total price Sl6,250.
MUST BE SOLD Submit offers
D. D. FIELD, INC, JU. j-7113,
o til o.
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ARLS., S. BY OWNER. Assume
high CT loan, mod. On. payt. .
story cinder blk, house; Ice. yd !,
shade trs.; 10 min. fir. d. c. 1914
mo. incl. ms, taxes. IA. S-4iIO
before 3; ia. .-2104 after 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
GLAMORoUs ISOLATION

$500 DOWN
IN TT. WASHINGTON FOREST
ION Indian Head hwy conv, An
ureWs Field-l-yr. -old brick RAM
BIER 3 bedrms.: big lot: take over
payments on $4,000 CT loan with
low down payment. First time
ltfered Call Mr., Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY Co, ST 3-736S
BETHESDA RAMBLER. Sc 900,
near Walter johnson High School.
;i-bedTm brick home with fun
basement and recreation room
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO, OIL.
i-l424 or after $ pm. call OIL.
a-56lS.