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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

owe godine. Njegovo prodira-'
ME u gusce slojeve Zemljine
atmosfere njegova definite
gracija, medjutim, nisu regi-
strirani direktno. Mnogobroj-
nj izvjestaji, koje je Komitet
primao cd %. decembra 1857.
do 5. januara 1853, a koji su
sc odnosili ma let razlicitih
sjajnih tijela iznad razlicitih
dijelova Sovjetskog Saveza,
bill su ustvari izvjestaji o me-
teoritima, jer mjesta i vre-
mena tih zapazanja nisu od-
govarala orbit "Sputnika T..
Ma tai nacin, prvi Zemljin
umjetni satelit, koij je ispa-
lien 4. oktobra 1857, godine
i koji je u pocetku obilazio
Zemljinu kuglu "a 96.2 mi
nuta i imao apogej cd oko
$50 kilometara, kruzio je oko
Zemlje kao nebesko tijelo 90
dana, i "a to vrijeme ju je
obisao oko 1,400 puta, presav-
81 pritom nekih 60 milijuna
kilometara, sto odgovara u
daljenosti cd Zemlje do Mar
sa.
Tako su proracuni soviet
skin ucenjaka II pogledu sa-
telitova "zivota" u potpunosti
potvrdjeni. Brizljiva proma-
tranja njegova kretanja, ko-
riscenje me t o d a koje SUI u
savrsili sovjetski matemati-
Carl, i koriscenje brzih elek-
tronskih masina omogucivali
su t o en- o predvidjanje polo
zaja, u kojem &c sc "Sputnik
l." nalaziti II svakom odredje-
nom trenutku.
Promatranja "a vrijeme le-
ia "Sputnika l." pruzila SUI u
cenjacima znacajne podatke o
gustoci zraka u najvisim slo-
jevima atmosfere, o strukturi
jonosfere i o drugim geofi-
zickim pojavama, Radio-sig-
nall koje je "Sputnik l." emf
tirao ma valnoj duzini cd Is
metara, hvatani su ma u
daljenostima koja su znatno
premasivala domet direktne
vidljivosti u izvjesnom bro
ju slucajeva dostizala i 10,-
600 kilometara. Ma osnovu
1proucavanja ovih signala u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
NoVi camac "a spasavanie

U Italiji su sc ida Ii pod
dojmom sublime Andrea Do
rije'?) parobrodski konstruk-
tori u posljednje vrijeme po-
cell osobito intenzivno baviti
pitanjem spasavanja putnika
S brodova, koji il bio kojeg
razloga m o r a j u biti napus-
teni. Rezultat toga je zanim-
ljiva novost: Umjesto mnogo
camaca "a spasavanje - 3D.
sada &c brodovi (oni veci, u
prvom redu imau jedan je-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
SUDBINA RUSk0G "PRV0G SPUTNIkA"

Predstavnik sovjetskog Komteta Medjunarodnu geo
fzcku godnu dao je nek dan zjavu dopisniku TASSa,
kooj je znio podatke vez izbacivanjem kruzenenn
"Spunika l." oko Zemlje On kaze da je pro-
matrana zracunavanja putovanje Sputnika t. ustanov
ljeno da je prv Zemln umetn saelt dospo gusce slo
jeve zemn atmosere tn pretvoro paru T. januara
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

Licensed Child Caring Institutions Maternity Centes
asnue da e drzavno zakonodavstvo uu prose gon ode
do stanove prenake nadopune te ze d h zadno pro
amo kod cega Miss Gagaodak potrb potanko
asnuje Nakon ovime zavro prelaz pitanje pro-
blemdeteta Kae Miss Gagaodaki veil da jo to dee vec
poznao saze da pada mas DOM preporuca da
otac obavest upravteljem dode
Illinois Juvenile Research Family Service Agency svrhu oduke
gdje da djecak smjesti
Predsjednk spusc zahvauje Miss Gagaodaki neznoj
kooperac pooc poso scrpljen dnevn red zaklu
cuje sjednicu pozdravom da M Hrvaska
ednca njezino canstvo Djeci Do te urce sjedcu
aprila.
E.anL
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
(Nastavak)
l. Obitelj. Artikuli

The Lords Prayer. di
Our Father which in
Hallowed be thy helod daj
Thy Kingdom daj king dem tam
Thy will be done in earth, uil
II liz in hevn
this day daily bread
And forgive debts and fergiv' u
forgive debtors. det'erZ
And lead not into temptation temtisn,
but deliver from evil bat oliver
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

ia imam oca |
majku.
ii imaS strica
tetu.
On ina brata.
Ona ina sestru.
Ono ina djeda.
Moi stric ina sina
i kcer.
Mi imamo
baku.
vi innate
macehu.
Oni imaju
oCuha.
ia sam njegov
bratuced.
Ii 81 moi sinovac
(necak).
Ona je nasa netaka.
Mi smo velika
obitelj.
vi ste star.
DjeCak je velik i jak,
ali djevojcica je
malena j slaba.
Oni su nladi.
Jeste Ii vi Ameri-
kanac?
ia sam Evropljanin.
Je Ii on bastinik ?
Ona je bastinica.
Dobro jutro.
Dobar dan.
Dobar veCer.
Laku noe.
kako je?
kako ste?
kako vase zdravlje? ?
Jeste Ii Zdravi
Hvala, posve sam
zdrav.
Prilicno sam zdrav,
a vi?
Imam glavobolju.
kako ii je bratu
Nije posve zdrav.
kako je sestri
kako vam je
gospoja?
kako yam je obitelj?
kako su vasi
kod kuce?
Madam Sc, da su svi
zdravi kod kuce.
Pozdravite brata.
Madam Sc, da Gu vas
do skora opet
vidjeti.
S Bogom!
Sretno!
Sretan (ugodan) put!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
v j e I b a

z IL u n
a. hev e fader
end e nader.
ju hev en- an'kl
end en- ant.
hi heZ e brad'er.
81 hez e sister.
it hez e grend'fader.
maj an'kl hez q san
end e do'ter.
ui hev e grend'-
nader.
ju hev e step
nader.
de hev e step
fader.
a. EN- hiz kaz'n.
ju ar maj nev'ju.
81 liz aur mis-.
III ar e lardz
fem'ili.
ju ar old.
di BOZ IL tol end
strong, bat di gerl
Is smol end uik.
de ar jang.
ar ju en- emer'-
iken?
al EN- e juropi'en.
IL hi en- er?
81 liz en- e'res.
Raj vor
gud morning.
g-ud de.
gud iv'ning.
gud matt.
hau d'ji du?
hau ar ju?
III. kuca - Imenice
hau IL jur helt?
ar ju uel?
tenk ju,aj EN-
ver'i (kuajt) uel.
al EN- p1it'i uel.
end ju?
al hev e hed'ek.
hau IL jur brad'er?
hi IL not ver'i uel.
hau IL jur sister?
hau IL jur uajf?
hau IL jur fem'ili?
hau ar di folks
ct hom
al hop de ar ol
uel ct hom.
Rimem'ber mi to
jur brad'er.
Al hop tn 81 ju
sun egen'!
gud bal!
feruel'!
. plez'ent dzer'ni!
(Nastavit &c SCI
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
LAKI NACIN
ENCLESKI
BEZ UCITELJA
VJEZBE l RAZAGOVORI

VJEZBE RAZIOVORI
L kRATKO VRIJEME NAUCITI RAZUMIJEVATI
GOvORITI ENGLESKI, TAKODJER
HRVATSkI
Prredio
Prof ALEXANDER LOCEMER
POPRAVLENO IZDANJE
Published
PAIANDECF1'S PUBLISHING HOUSE
7O5 South Wells
Chicago Z, Illinois
Ova knjiga "Iak nacn Englesii bez ucitelja dobije
vrdo vezana jepom papru $500 kod gorne MAST
firme Paandechs Publishing House. 7O5 So Wells Street
Chicago !, Illinois
Psite neka vam posalju cijenik knjga. kod njih mo-
zee dobiti prosvetnh knjiga raznh rjecnika, kao
baVnih drugih knjga. Piste materinskom jezkr
hrvatski iii engleski Mi frmu epo preporucu iemo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

l have a father
and a mother.
You have an uncle
and an aunt.
He has a brother.
She has a sister.
1t has a grandfather.
My uncle has a son
and a daughter.
We have a grand
mother.
You have a step
mother.
They have a step
father.
l am his cousin.
You are my nephew.
She is our niece.
We are a large
family.
You are old.
The boy is tall and
strong, but the girl
is small and weak.
They are young.
Are you an Amer
lean.
I am a European.
Is he an heir?
She is an heiress.
Good morning.
Good day.
Good evening.
Good night.
How do you DO:
How are you?
How is your health ?
Are you we'll?
Thank you, 1 am
very (quite) well.
l am pretty well,
and you?
l have a headache.
How is your brother {?
He is not very well.
How is your sister?
How Is your wife?
How is your family?
How are the folks
at home?
I hope they are all
well at home?
Remember me to
your brother.
I hope to see you
soon again.
Good bye!
Farewell!
A pleasant journey!
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/. OBJ 1T E l. j
Arhkui

the father (d mader) matt
the child (zi cajld) dijete
sister te sister sestra
engleskom jeziku diva artikua iii rijetce
mence odredjeni THE (di) neodredeni (en); pred
suglasnikom An pred samoglasnikom
Artiku ostaju uyijek nepromijenjeni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
Cancer Drive
ExceedsGouI

The $333,30l.73 contributed
to the 1858 District Cancer
Crusade has exceeded the cam
.paign goal by more than $l3,-
900. Hugh MCGOWAN, general
chairman Of the crusade, an
nounced today.
Contributions received at the
local cancer society Office
through August 81 will be cred
tied to the 1858 crusade. ON
Gals expect the total to top
$350,000, Mr.. MCGOWAN said,
bringing the amount raised to
some $4,000 more than was
contributed last year.
Funds received to date have
come from neighborhood resi-
dental crusade, SOS, 008.64;
business and industry, $62.851.-
70; clubs. organizations and
special events, $17.907.87: Gov
eminent Office health agency
campaigns, $122.327.07. and
local Government employees
contribution. SIS, 206.36.
Sixty per cent of the funds
raised will be used in the Dis
trict and 40 per cent will go to
the National organization, Mr..
MCGOWAN said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. 2. EDGAR

REQUEST: Shortly after her
first novel was published, Fam
ME Hurst stepped into a book
store to see how the volume
would look on display. She
browsed through the store, but
could not find the book. She
asked the clerk If it we're in
stock.
mo" he said. consulting his
file. but we should receive it
soon"
One week later Miss Hurst
reappeared. Again she could
not find the book. Again she
went over to the clerk, who did
not recognize her. AS before,
he assured her it would soon
be in stock. At this the novel;
ish could not conceal her dis
appointment.
Il guess there isn't any de-
mand for the book, is there?"
she said.
"Oh, / wouldn't say that, /"
replied the clerk, "Just last
week there was a lady in here
asking about it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
A New Nose IS Worth the Cost !,
BY DR.. PETER ]. STElNcRoHN

through a reputable, licensed
agency in our area in IlIi-
nOiS.
Our advice to you is don't
wait. Contact the agency Of
your choice Immediately, as
these things take time and
an agency will search for
love and security more than
for a huge bank account.
While you are waiting for
the agency to interview you
and accept you as adaptive
parents, get a job TO occupy
your thoughts - and, incl
dentally, to boost your finan-
cial reserve.
Mrs. X, take this advice
from a husband and wife who
were bitterly disappointed,
and then found more happi-
ness than they thought pos
Sible. Mrs. F. E. w.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Tomorrow: The dangerous oee 70
tuberculosis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

lin concert with three local
drug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
sell its products to the Dart
Drug Co. here. unless the cut
rate retail Arm brought its
price in line with minimums
set by Parke-Davis.
Charging price fixing and
boycotting by Parke-Davis. the
Government seeks to enjoin
the company from carrying on
such alleged practices.
The wholesale firms are
named as accomplishment
defendants-in the new case.
They are the District Wholesale
Drug Corp. the Washington
Wholesale Drug Exchange, Inc.
and the Henry B. Gilpin Co.,
Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

Dear DIR. SteincrOhn: / was
rs years old last week and
have two problems: a large,
ugly nose ! have always been
ashamed Of. and very large
pores on my face and old
acne scars. have heard
about the new treatment of
scars by rapidly rotating
Sandpaper machines. / have
read recently about beauty
parlOr surgery" which said
you could get a new nose in
10 minutes. Is this true?
DIR. Steincrohn, can you
recommend a doctor who will
perform these miracles? /
have been waiting to do some
thing about my nose for a
long time and your column
on plastic surgery has pushed
me into doing something
about ii. Mrs. B. L. L.
Make haste slowly. You can
get a new nose-but not in 10
minutes! Plastic surgery is in
tensely personal: it is not as
sembly-belt surgery. DO some
thing about it-but don't rely
on friends or hearsay evidence
in the choice of your surgeon.
Get a list of top-fiight plastic
surgeons from the secretary of
your local medical society. You
may have to go out of town to
have it done, or you may find
that you have competent men
at home.
As for the cost, don't hesitate
to make arrangements before
the operation. 1t may cost hun
dreds-or a few thousand-de-
pending upon your financial
circumstances and upon the
reputation of the doctor who
does the job. Whatever the
cost, it will be worth it. Paying
for a pretty new nose is one
sure way of buying happiness.
AS for the old acne scars,
your own dermatologist will ad-
wise you where to go for treat
ment. have read excellent re-
ports on the results of this new
therapy.
You may recall that a few
weeks ago I reprinted a letter
from discouraged woman who
wanted a child very much, yet
was hesitant about adopting a
baby. Today'S letter is adj
dressed to her:
Dear DIR. SteincrOhn: This
is in reply TO the letter from
Mrs. X, who can have no chill
dren - as printed in your
column.
Mrs. X, i can sympathize
with you, as l too am I'M
able to have my own chill
dren. We were told this point
blank! 1t isn't easy to accept
the fact, but my husband and
/ soon learned we had to
help ourselves overcome our
own bitterness and feelings
Of depression.
Now, almost a year-and-a-
half later, we have our very
own little daughter, adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
Price Fixing
Again Charged
To Drug Firm

Failing last fall to sustain
criminal charges Of price fixing
by Parke-Davis g. Co., the
Government went back to court
yesterday with an almost
identical civil antitrust suit.
The District Court nonjury
trial of the civil case is being
heard by Judge Joseph p.
jackson. retired Justice Of the
Court of Customs and Patent
Appeals. The Government con-
tends the pharmaceutical firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

DEAR ABBY: My husband
and / are having a little family
trouble and I would like some
advice from you. We have four
children and I am not saying
they are angels. but they are
no worse than the average kids
these days. Well. my husband
likes children but not ours. He
says they are just like my side
Of the family. / love our chill
dren and always take their part
but this has caused my hus-
band and me to separate many
times already. He says If I get
rid Of the kids (let my mother
raise them we could make a
60 Of our marriage. but not
unless. Any suggestions?
HAVING PROBLEMS.
Tell your great big over
grown juvenile that II he
can't face UP to his respOn-
sibility, HE should clear out.
and send the support money
through the mails.
DEAR ABBY: My problem is
that ] have run out of ideas for
my daughters letter endings.
She is writing to a fellow who
is stationed in Japan and she
writes him almost every day.
Do you know where / can buy
a book with sweet endings in
it for letters to men in service?
For example: Oceans of love
with a kiss on each wave"
We've used that already. Thank
you.
MOTHER.
/ don't know of any book,
but think your daughter
should end her letters with
something original. If it's
sincere and affectiOnate he
won't mind seeing the same
one repeated in every letter.
y -
DEAR ABBY: Our son is IL
years old and he is worrying
us because he is too peaceful.
The other kids gang up on him
(even the girls. tease him, call
him sissy" and even hit him,
and he cries and runs home.
Must we raise a roughneck and
streetfighter in order to have
him acceptable to the other
children? He's good student
and minds his own business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

but he is very unhappy because
he has no friends. Please tell
us what to do.
WORRIED PARENTS.
You do your son no favor
by letting him run home and
cry on your shoulder. The
world Is tough and he has TO
live in II. Give him special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
New FREIGHT cors

More new freight cars were
placed in operation by United
States railroads in 1857 than
in any OF the past 80 years with
the exception of 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
THE HoLDoUT

The wittiest Of all lovelorn
columniStS is Dear Abby"
whose sparkling comments
appear six days a week in
The Evening Star. Tomor-
row, on the feature page,
Abby advises a woman
whose steady beau has
been lodging the question
of marriage for eight years.
Appearing Monday
through Friday, you'll find
Dear Abby" a fascinating
column TO the lovelorn, but
one with q light touch. It's
different, It's witty.
If you like down-to-earth
advice sprinkled with a
bright, humorous style of
writing, you'll certainly
enjoy reading Dear Abby"
regularly in The Evening
Star.
CALL STERLING $4,000
FOR HOME DELIVERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
DEAR ABBY ;.
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
If Dad Can't Stand the Kids, Send Him Pocking

training in athletics boxing
or judO) and he will have
more seIf-cOnfidenee.
For a personal reply, turtle
to ABBY in care OF The EUe-
ming Star. IRclose a SELF
addressed. stamped envelope.
distributed By MeNausht
Syndicate, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
BYEFoRDE! BYEFoRDE! BYE.

FORDE! The name TO look for
when you are out riding Is BY ,ss
FORDE, The name BYEFORDE
means quality, value. space, excel;
neiahborhood. cow. schools. Priced
from S26,050 to S27,600. out
Conn. ave. / mile beyond Jones
Bridge I'd. to BYEFORDE sign
and furn. model home: can ~;
9-SS65, COLONIAL MORTGAGE
CORP. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
American University Park
Spring Valley Area

Two new 3 and 4 bedroom, g.
bath luxury-level homes, Just on
Loughboro road, priced low at
S42.5O0. Spacious rooms and clos
cts featured throughout. Bed
ROOM WITH FULL BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR. Trade in Of your
present home or other real estate
considered. See 1901 and 1905
klingle street NV. tat Arizona ave;
ment. Cali Mr.. Clark, RA. 3s9oii
A. 8. GARDINER q CO., INC.
1881 l. STREET NV, MA. S-O331
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01

ARL., s.. 1913 18th pl.-2 bedrms..
mod. furn.; wash: Anchor fence:
pch. $40. ST. 3-11TS. JE. 2-5034.
ARL. n, on wilson blvd.-Two-
bedrm. house, fenced yard, TV
and washer: SIPS. AP. 7-l263.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01

FAIRFAX COUNTY, striking
biz, new contemporary with PUR-
pU Heart kit, 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, liv. rm., din. rm., rec. rm.,
patio, bsmt.. carport; rent or pur-
chase with no an. payt. JE. q
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

SLEEPY HoLLoW-3-bedrm. s.
year-old brick rambler with ia
baths and ground-leyel basement.
Available Immediately ct $3.50
monthly. Call Mrs. Westbrook. JE.
ARfiNoroN. mr.. washington Ma
tional Airport-Brick semidetached,
separate dining rma 2 bedrms., full
WALKER Wall so DUNLOP, NC. Real
tors. 959 N. Monroe ST., ia. $4,000.
1905 BAYARD BLvD.-Modern 2
bedroom bungalow, on Mass. ave.
and western ave. Vacant. $S5
mouth.
A. 5. GARDINER q CO.. INC.
1881 L Street NV. Ma. S-0334
{ DOCTORS
We have the perfect spot for q
doctor who wants to practice in his
home. Lge. 5-bedrm. mod. house In
town Of Fairfax. New shopping
center being erected adjacent to
property. OR. $4,000.
1888 L Street NV.
8 Rooms. 3 Baths
SIPS
A. 8. GARDINER a CO., NC.
1881 L st. NV.
ma. S-0334
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
COLORED-OLDER HOUSE out Of
redeyelopment area. Call Ii. A.
$3.50 from $40 pm. to 9 pm.
weekdays. Sat. and Sun, from
9 am. to / pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
APARTMENTS WAETED

GEORGETOWN - Furn. efiic. or
bed-sitting room with Kitchen
PRIVILEGES; reasonable rent. DU.
7-7OSl.
SMALL FAMILY with French poo
die, wants 2-bedrm. apt, vic.
COLLEGE OF Langley Park; 500
incl. utils. RIA. 3-7379.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
DOUBLE your money

in less than 10 years. Invest in
selected, well-secured LIST or End
trust notes. Licensed mortgage loan
consultant. NO, 7-5657,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-01
CHEVY CHASE TO s bedrms.
ga baths; ideal for school. Church

shop; $50. EM. s.i7aS. 1H'
CHEvY CHASE, 2SOb Rittenhouse
St. NV, - Colonial brick, newly
dec: bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
den, powder rm., rec. rm., gar.
shrubs; washer. drier, RA. $3.50.
4. RIVERDALE--Rent or buy like
new mod. brick; . rms. - baths
powder rm. LIST NJ; near wash. =
Baltic. sxpressway reasonable.
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SERVICE STATION

Cheverly- Tuxedo area. Modern
3-bay facility on new entrance road
to kenflWorth ave. and Baltimore
parkway. Only aggressive party
need apply. Small initial invest
ment For further information
call MR.. MULLIOAN. ia. 9-850O,
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Fairfax - Ftve-bedroom, 4-bath
rambler, with, entrance hall. liv.
rm. with fireplace, Ice. dining rm.,
kitchen with diShwasher, counter
top range, eye-level oven, refriger-
ator, Disposal and birch cabinets:
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and fire-
place.
TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
ARL., N.--lst floor OF duplex: liv.
rm, sep, din. rm., bedrms, scr
porch. nice yard. near WI High:
$40, Incl. heat. water.
ARL.. N.-4-bedrm. brick; firepl.
close 10 stores, bus; reas. rent.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bed-
rm. rambler. firepl., din. rm.. bsmt.,
fenced yard; SIPS.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
JE. 3-0l73 Agent il. 3-9O67
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BETHESDA. 10,950-Trades con-
sidered. Immaculate older type
home; 3 bedrms. and den up
stairs; big din. rm.. huge modern
kit. enclosed porch: basement;
beautiful yard; detached garage;
hot-water heat. Terms to suit.
SSFRE Sns' IN nsu SUM- EN- 'o"O'
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HOUSES uMEunNIsHED

FAIRFAx--4-bedrm. Cape Cod: 2
baths, automatic washer, Rarbage
disposal, dishwasher; S145. cR.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE PARK-sILvER SPRINGS
conv. loo. mr.. Parkside Elementary
9chool-2 bedrms., LIST A.; IN. at
tic makes lge. bedrm. or study:
lge. bright kit. with generous
cabinet space; full bsmt. with rec.
rm. nearly compl. Nicely land
scaped lawn with lge. trees. Price,
S12,750, under FLA. dn. payment
APPROX. $l,250. BY OWNER, ~.
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rms. With f'S bath; ina f 4. IL. 0I ~,
rm., full din. kit. and closed
patiot 3rd n. m.b.r. and bath
and b.r. and bath additional:
elee. kit, Across from Meridian
Hill Park, AID. 2-6206.
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SLIGO HIIIS

5O1o UtOIBlB AVt. JU. 0-0lVU7
2-BEDROOM BRICK
Bunsalow with sep. util laundry
Vacant, fmmed. poss. MILLER
PEAT. ESTATE La 1-l20a
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DIET. CENHT yaRHf BRK

LIST a.: Lee, iis. rm. With frsrl.,
thamily.size din. room, mod: lit,
bsdrms:, 2 lovely tiled baths with
showers. stairway TO attic, with lge,
iifepi.. dry. f HnSss' extra b stsn
hot water heat, storm windows
built-in garage; lge. covered porch;
slate roof. Priced to sell, terms ar.
ranged, may trade. See or phone
Mr.. Rockwell for an earlier appt.
Conv. to bus and shops.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
no. 10000 Ewes, HE. 4-9292