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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
NEWS OF MUSIC
Yale Girl q I oIented
Intriguing VioIinist

rehearsed for the Braunlich
and Paris pieces.
The last movement of the
Paris sonata was Immediately
appealing, but the first two
eluded me to some extent. The
finale lead a somber ground
theme through series of SUBJ
tly poignant commentaries
that came to peak of inven-
ton in a recitative for solo
violin. A short section for the
duo ended the sonata land
the recital yesterday in an
extremely effective spirit of
hushed gravity.
DiSiunct intervals, wide
ranging melodies, widely
spaced counterpoint and open
textures at least specifically
characterized the first two
movements. But my ear strug-
gled to fuse the sounds into
patterns could hear, retain
or follow in their development.
I had the feeling that further
hearing and study might reveal
music of greater satisfaction,
as I had more easily found be-
fore in Mr.. Paris writing
But for the moment I was
puzzled.
Robert Evett's sonta finds
him at top form. This is hardly
faint praise, for he has de-
veloped in the last few years
with amazing consistency. The
only noticeable change has
been a refining of techniques.
The basic aims have seemed
not to vary at all.
The andante of his sonata
states its theme clearly and
with a certain pride, entirely
justified by the interesting
things they have to say. Sup
ported by harmonies of spicy
subtlety within a general out
line of diSarming orthodoxy,
the themes and the accom-
paniment are developed just
enough by rhythmic and
melodic variation of spirit
without trickery. Wit with wis
dom instead of jokes at it's core
propelS the salty counterpart
between piano and fiddle in the
allegro vivace, and the Tempo
di Minueto, com m e n ting
learnedly on Mozart's Don
Giovanni" minuet, is a grandly
triumphant finale to a half
hour of colorful and diverting
music.
before lntermlSSlOn, Walter
PiSton'S elegant violin sonata
and Vincent Persichetti's solo
violin sonata bracketed a piece
by the programs youngest COM
poser, Helmut Braunlich. Evil
dence of some technique was
present in the Braunlich piece,
but 1 hesitate to judge it after
yesterdays performance.
Mr.. Braunlich, with enough
music to make up a stiff recital
assignment, at times played
with polish. But often he and
Mr.. Montoni fell far short of
their previous regulations for
distinguished playing, especially
of contemporary music.
Kenneth Wolf, in his one APP
pearance as pianist in the Evett
sonata, played brilliantly, show
ing by frequent playing from
memory that he had prepared
for the music with great care.
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The Yale Music School, like
all other good music education
institutions of today, is turn
ing out many f1rst-rate vino
players and few fine f1ddlers
Why it is so difficult to say
but the fact is universally ADJ
mitted-never before have we
had such good horn players
clarinetistS, trumpeters, obo-
lists, and also pianists and
harpsichordists, but the really
proficient string player, if not
rare, is at least not numerous
enough to fulfill the require
mentS of our burgeoning SYM
phony orcheStraS.
The recital last night at the
National Gallery. however, was
evidence that Yale has one
young graduate to it's credit
who can play fiddle very well
indeed. Gilda Muhlbauer may
have something to learn in
choosing worthwhile music, for
her recital included only two
'workS-sonatas by Beethoven
and Quincy Porter which
'merited her attention, but she
certainly is a talented and in
triguing player.
a.. Miss Muhlbauer's Beethoven
was clear and bright in in
tonation, rhythmically vigorous
and of remarkable depth of
feeling. She and her pianist,
Richard Cumming, were not
merely making violin music
with piano background, but
were creating the kind of
true, unified chamber music all
too infrequently encountered in
solo recitalS.
The second sonata of Quincy
Porter, who teaches at Yale
and so may we'll have had an
influence on Miss Muhlbauer's
musical development, is a
work of great melodic interest,
well written for the fiddle,
direct, unpretentious and i'm
presSive.
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Easter vespers at Georgetown
Presbyterian Chuch yesterday
afternoon exactly the right note
of triumphant JOY.
They were present only
briefly, in the Marcello and
Bech. but their sound was
enough to lift the heart and
make one wonder anew at the
Miracle there is in music. Why
does the sharp clean sound of
the brass so perfectly symbolic,
for example, victory over death?
No one knows, but we are
grateful for this truth which
was so we'll known to Bach and
other great composers.
The echoing brass and the
excellent organ felt exactly
right on the day of the Resur-
Irection in this new church
with a history going back to
1870.
But the climax of the Serv-
ice, and its spiritual high
point, was the devout perform
ance by the Chancel Choir,
Baritone Chester O'Bannon and
OrganiSt-Director VIII am Wat
kins of Ralph Va''s ian Will
liams' Five Mystical ,,ngs."
These wonderful settings of
luminous texts by the great
poet. George Herbert, are the
English composer at his very
best; contemporary, but clearly
related to the long tradition
of great church music stem
ming from Tudor days. They
grow in stature with each re-
hearing and drive home the
realization that with Williams
death last year one of the
modern giants of music left
the scene.
Mr.. Watkins and the must
clans who assisted him did
their job well, illustrating in
tone the meaning of the day
being celebrated.
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me. He's here for Career"
shell can stay for six or seven
weeks before she has to re-
hearse for her play, "A Little
Bit Of Blue Sky" said Tony
by then ! should have finished
my picture, and Wen 60 back
together to our little home in
New York, and the little girl.
the little dog, and the little
maid"
Deb Reynolds is making the
telephone company richer. She
phones every day from Europe
where she's filming, to the
home Of her mother in Burbank
where her two children are
staying. The reporters over
there are amazed at Debbie's
strong minded indifference to
ex-husband Eddie Fisher and
his doings.
Veteran actor Edmund Lowe,
still in the Doctors Hospital in
Beverly Hills, where he was
taken two weeks ago with virus
influenza, win not be returning
to his Heller With a Gun"
movie at Paramount. Fortu-
nately there was only one small
scene remaining for him to COM
'plete, and Director George
CukOr finds he will be able to
eliminate 1t without spelling the
two months of work already put
into the picture by Lowe.
4 y 4 4
Anthony Quinn, costarring
with Sophia Loren in Heller"
told me excitedly at lunch: 1--WE
just signed the most sensational
Japanese French girl, Yoke
Tani, for my picture we make
near the North Pole, Top of the
World" Tony plays an Eskimo.
After which he stars on Broad
way in "The Long Dream"-in
which he portrays a Negro.
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goes through to make a living. 4"
she gasped, "just to keep from
going to work."
The summer heat had scared
to Ito degrees when the exterior
shot in Canadian Bay was
filmed. She had a wrestling
scene, barefoot with Peck.
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Wesleyan Club

The Wesleyan University
Club of Washington will hold
its annual dinner at 7:30 pm.
tomorrow at the Burlington
Hotel. Representative Emilio
@. Daddario, Democrat of
Connecticut, and John w.
Macy, jr., executive vice presi-
dent of Wesleyan and former
executive director of the Civil
Service Commission, will be
featured speakers. Both are
Wesleyan alumni.
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THE LYONS DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

believes it." said Gregory Peck,
whose sweep glance took in his
co-stars--Ava Gardner. Tony
Perkins, Fred Astaire. STANLEY
Just likes to keep us around for
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BY DAY THORPE
Star Music Critic

Gilda Muhlbauer. violin; Rich
ard Cumming. piano. National Gal
di-Respighi: Sonata in C minor.
Opus 80. No. 2. Beethoven: So
nata No. Q, Quincy Porter: Noe
turne in c sharp minor, Chopin
Milstein: Nigun. Bloch: Caprice No.
3, Paganini: Beau Soir, Debussy;
Round of the COLLINS, Bazzini.
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companionship and now and
then a nice game Of poker"
= $50
The filming of ION the
Beach" resumed. Kramer called,
Stop the RAIN" like a wet
Joshua. and to her dressing
room-marked "Chief of Agri-
cultural Dept."-rushed Ava
Gardner. to change from her
drenched clothes. What a girl
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BRASSES BRING
NOTE OF JOY
By IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Chancel Choir, william. Watkins,
director and organist. Assisting
artists: Robert Ferguson and Pat
MaStroleo. trumpetS. Jack l.
Cooper and Robert Biddlecome,
trombones; Cecilia Hopkins, hutet,
Chester O'Bannon, baritone. At
the church. Program: Psalm XIX,
Marcello; Ny spirit be joyful, Bach:
Suite in B minor, Bach. Five
Mystical Songs, Vaughan Williams.
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DC Chapter Of the National As
sociation for American Composers
and Conductors. Helmut Braunlich,
violin; Ray Montoni viola Robert
Paris piano; Kenneth Wolf, piano.
Phillips Gallery. Program: Violin
and piano sonata, Piston: Violin
and viola duet, Braunchlich violin.
sonata, PerSichetti: viola and piano
sonata, Evett: violin and keyboard
sonata, Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30

1t was the jubilant sound of
brass instruments that gave the
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D. c. COMPOSERS
ON PHILLIPS BILL

BY FRANK c. CAMPBELL
Contributing Critic
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kim to Europe . i. and beyond
See your travel agent or call kim,
Worlds First Airline 1901 Connecticut
Avenue NV, Washington, D. c.,
Executive 1886. Full summer schedule
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S5O22O

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
$27, $50
Brick Colonial
Braddock Heights

A beautiful bun brick o.
story home on q partly
wooded lot featuring built
In garage, pine paneled
glassed In rear porch, liv-
ing room with fireplace,
formal dining room, kitchen.
3 large bedrooms, u8xll,
16x14, 12x12) two u baths
and one full bath, full
basement. 1sxi5 recreation
room with fireplace and Q
utility room. Call XII.
1880.
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$21,5O0
North Springfield
Built-in Garage

A charming home offering
q 2lx16 living room with
fireplace, form al dining
room, bright modern kitch.
en- with disposal and eating
area, delightful 1913 porch.
3 nice bedrooms, IN baths,
basement with finished rec
reation room and outside en-
trance. A lovely Handicapped
lot, fenced rear yard with
trees. Call FL. $4,000.
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$45,500
English Colonial
Country Club Hills

A fine address with "a acre
OF lovely shade trees and
with fireplace, formal dining
room, modern kitchen, COM
Portable den, 3 bedrooms
lt5x12, 16x11, l9x13); two
full baths upstairs: one full
bath In the basement. 20xi4
recreation room and spa
cious utility area. This home
features two porches lone
overlooking the golf course).
cedar lined closets. distinc-
tive chestnut trim through
out. and Is constructed with
Capitol Building. Call IA.
10000 TO inspect.
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$13,250
8 Bedrooms
$400 Down-FHA

A very attractive home in
an established community
with city water and sewer:
ls-foot living room with
dining area, equipped kitch-
en-. separate utility room.
Located on h-acre level lot.
Convenient TO schools and
shops. Call IA. 4-6000.
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$17,950
" Acre
Full Basement

A home with much to offer.
Living room with fireplace.
pine, separate dining room.
big Country Kitchen" three
bedrooms, plenty Of space
for recreation room In OUT
side entrance basement. Do
your own landscaping and
save. Call CIR. 3-4bB0.
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$l4,950
Recreation Room
8 Bedrooms

A lovely brick and frame
semidetached home with q
lot OF Individuality. Covered
entrance way, living room,
dining area, modern kitchen
with disposal, 2 good-siSe
bedrooms, IN baths and Q
fun basement with recrea-
ton room and outside en-
trance. The rear yard IL
fenced. Conveniently sit
uated near schools, buses
and shoppingl Call so.
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$4,000
" Acre
Brick Rambler

Only $500 down FLA on
this attractive home with
fireplace in living room.
separate 12x12 dining room,
up to date kitchen with eat
ing space. Three 12-ft. bed
rooms, and utility room. Lo-
Gated of Franconia road
convenient to the new cir
cumferential highway now
under construction. Call FL.
$4,000.
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$21,950
Split-Level
Crestwood Park

A home with features you'd
expect TO ind In a higher
price range, Entrance foyer.
archway between dinipg
room and living room with
fireplace, three bedrooms,
ia baths, O kitchen with
disposal; French doors lead
TO 15x20 patio on the Va
acre lot. Full basement with
recreation room and OUT
side entrance, side entrance
i sTs s M sf L icor Tde 500 go
Are alarm, Wali-to.Tali car.
pet. fireplace set, 2 air con-
ditioners, o power mower
and BARBECUE grill. The
rear yard has q toolhouse
and ls fenced. Call Fl.
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$19,950
Porch and Patio
2-Car Garage

Lots Of living and entertAin-
Ing In this lovely Cape Cod.
Spacious living room, built
IN buffet, kitchen with snack
bar and lots Of space, 12x2O
screened porch, 3 bedrooms,
full basement, paneled recre-
ton room ana utility room,
30x30 fiagstone patio with
barbecue Dit and food
lights; permanent stairway
10 storage attic, plenty OF
Aafc.sufface parking, and
3 double driveway: over
Ie,00O-sq. 1T. Of fenced. at
traetive handicapped lot. Call
80. 5000.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$31,500
Split-Level
4 Bedrooms

New solid brick home In one
Of Alexandria's most desir-
abls areas. opposite Sem
insrv grounds. close TO New
Hammond High. Living room
with fireplace. separate din
ing room. large modern fully
equipped kitchen. Three nice
size bedrooms and den or
fourth bedroom, three full
baths, full walkout base
ment with richly paneled
GAIT. recreation room with
fireplace. separate 22x30
utility room and carport,
screened porch. Call XII.
$3.50.
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$10,250
Brick Semi
$3.50 Down

Conveniently located IN
wA.sIas distance OF every
thing Lving room. equipped
kitchen. two eood.sized bed.
rooms. full basement with
space for recreation. front
porch: level lot. Call XII.
s-2320.
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$12,500
$400 Down
Wooded Lot

A well cared for rambler
with 3 nice bedrooms. liv-
ina room, dining room. mod
ern kitchen, utility room
and conveniently located TO
schools. shopping, and buses:
l2Q:ioot lot. Call CIR.
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"For Preferred Properties
Call Pearson Properties"
Wooded
Parklike Setting

o4-foot antique brick ram
bier on q eul de sac and
nestled among tan stately oaks
on over "a acre which Is one
Of the prettiest lots In the
area today. Featuring large
living room with beautiful
wood burning fireplace. For.
Completely equipped Kitchen.
HUGE family room Of kitch-
en-, three oversize bedrooms
and two full baths, $4,000
loan can be assumed and full
price only &26.950. $4,000
down to qualified purchaser
and possession In ten days.
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Everything
You Want

Has been built into this
BRICK rambler in one Of the
q asTs :srb and vir9 aisis' i FsstSn
ing Q lovely big living room
with Q charming brick hre-
place, separate dining room
and BIG kitchen completely
equipped. -Four nice bed
rooms, all on one floor and
two full baths. Enormous
recreation room space and
HOT WATER DASHBOARD
HEAT. All this place on q
Beautiful wooded h-acre lot.
Probably the most for the
money available today End
priced S24.760 with liberal
terms to responsible party,
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Only
In a Dream

Would you expect 10 see this
nice home available for you
TO move right into and enjoy
all the features II has 10 Of
fer. Beautiful big living room
with . charming fireplace;
diversified dining IL" and
beautiful, big modern kitchen
completely electrically equipped.
Three nice-size bedrooms and
full daylight basement. Com.
pletely tiled and walk-out to
q charming brick patio COM
pletely secluded. Lot 10 Q gar-
0ener's dream with many
shrubs and trees. Must sell
In Is days and included are
custom made drapes, zoos Of
dollars in matching wall-to-
wall carpeting and like-new
washer. Full price. only
S19,9b0. The down payment
Is only $4,000 TO Q qualified
nAPEnn
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With Love
That Money Can Buy
(But Very Little $$$)

Prom the beautiful wooded
lot In front to the charming
back yard. you will find this
all-brick rambler has had
loving care. Featuring Q huge
living room, dining area COM
bination With large fireplace;
completely equipped kitchen
and three big bedrooms, pri-
Yste bath IN master bedroom:
full bath in hall and u bath
IN the elassieally finished rec.
room. One.eaf. built-in. ga
rage and beautiful secluded
screened porch. walk 10 bus
or shopping; exceptionally
eiose-in North Arlington. Very
liber9l financing. Pull price.
S27,5OO and low down pay
ment to responsible party.
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STORES FOR RENT

Al DOWNTOWN "a: AyE:EIoc:;
sSss: isxzS:,t.,. Win I'd toor. Cal
Q. , STEIN. Ma. s-S025: ewes,
conn. AVE-, i72S-Approx. 20x85:
excellent loc. for any type busi-
ness. DI. 7-l76g.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION-North-
west corner Of 10th and II SITS.
NV. I2nd foorl. 4 large rooms.
mercial usages. plate glass display
windows, easily visible from street:
EoWi,ss A rent s6N. io,aE EDWARD ~. e
IDEAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
s 1iS e sSSbshTi shEE
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POTOMAC RIVER EARMETTE-
Swimming, boating. 2 acres; Abr.
brick 3. dcD rambler; 2 baths, 2 nrepls.
0-23ls. Herndon 1919.
VIKGINIA-S15O dn.. $50 mo. buys
for S4.960. 2 acres: big school
disable as dwelling: bath. fruit.
hard I'd, Al mi. from Potomac's
Fair View Beach, 90 mi so. Of
2. c. L. Z; SELF, Bkr' Louisa
20 ACRES partially cleared pasture
land with streams, small AXE.
house. farm buildings. Excl. hunt
ing and fishing area. $4,000.
Phone GReenleaf s-443l. Flint
stone. Nd.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH-and Fenwiek.
mr.. ocean. July and August cot
tage. $50: apt. $s5 ykly. Days.
RE. 7-3676; eyes,. Wo. 6-627os
OCEAN CITY, Md. 2. and 5.
/ blk. ocean. tastefully furn. LA.
6.S420 or LA. 6.220s.
oS shins 6 UnG SO Il from Ss SGPsS.
Parking area. Cell IA. 1850.
o So y ETH 5s VI s s.ss u fS :sss
season. XII. s-0477.
REHOBOTH BEACH-0cean-tFept
apts; ard settsgssi slssn: $3.50 go
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NEW 59-FT.
BRICK RAMBLER

Drt4Nh nfalMo1IGu
Pour bedrooms. center hall, two
full baths. family size kitchen.
separate dining room, built-in
garage, big walk-out paneled rec.
room with fireplace with. sliding
glass doors ont0 large patio over
looking the wOods, Also on lower
level, SPACE for NTH bedroom with
half bath. The most on the mar
ket. today for S30,pb0. Let US
show Won today.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT
OFFICES, STUDIOS ior RENT

AIR CONDITIONED SPACE; ap-
S p5Sri% 9.esS,,oa aOS Ss e f. .,o sSSH:
Conn. ave. south Of Dupont circle:
S162.50 mo. (Lease). Mr.. Massey,
DR. $4,000.
AIR.CONDITIONED OFFICE, Beth,
Nd. Approx. 11hx1e f.: $50 mo.
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FARMS

EXCELLENT RETREAT or retire.
ment prospect: 20 miles gouth--'
1903 acres, 80 open. $500. on
choice Of terms: good poultry ar
rangement. AP 7-1216.
FOR REM rms, bath. parity
furn.: q ceres: posture: qerden:
SIPS. DI. 7-5Oi5. EN-. 3.5407.
FRONT ROYAL. va: AREA-.32-
acre chicken farm: 5-rm. modern
bungalow; hot-water oil heat. fun
dry concrete bsmt., stairway to
attic, room for another room, side
screened porches, insulated. 2 Ice.
garage and workshop. Wonderful
view: on paved road watkins dis
lance 70 bus. $4,000, terms or
will sell 10 acres with house and
buildings. for $4,000. n you are
This i Is II. p PgTTRs S RERI All Routs
1, Vienna. Va Pleasant Q-2l6l
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$1,000 DOWN
(J1lS

This 10 what you have been look
lot with 3 bedrms., eli baths.
beaut. fully equip kit and nm
ished rec. .rn. Located Just OUT
side Of Falls. Church. These homes
can be purchased for only 81 $50
down OF. Total price, S20.500.
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Store 1885 suitable any retail OPP
Grafton. Low rent, $500 month.
WEINBERG IL BUSH, INC.
1925 II Street NV. Ma. $500
120 IIth N.W.--Excel. location
for any type business. Reas.
rent RIA. 6-l101: Elk. 3-9104.
OOi r ST. N.W.-Excellen oppor-
tunity. Heavy pedestrian trafic.
l4x40-ft. Ma. S-S025: eyes,. ia.
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WIRE BUILDING

IIoHTiNo Approx. 800 "a. Il.
for II TO l6-room suite. Avaiiabis
now. Also 1000 So. Il. for 5-room
suite. Air conditioned. FLUOREs-
CENT LIGHTING. Available nov.
1000 VERMONT AVE. NV.
RE 7-1Hfn
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arlington

REALTY CO. INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH, Raymondale area
Large airy. 3-bedrm., 2ls-bath
brick rambler: Hotpoint kit. with
disposal. dishwasher, counter TOD
burners and wall oven, etc. large
14-ft. glass gabled liv rm. with
flreps., din, rm.. I'm. rec. rm., ga.
rage. launlIy. workshop ana bsmt
S23.700. Gail tor Apt. JE. 4-5372.
FALLS CHURCH-$33,500
S Bedrms., 3 Baths, 3 Firepls.
Gracious entrance hall enters into
diversified liv. rm.: FIREPLACE;
formal din, rm.. FIREPLACE;
20-ft. kit; dishwasher. disposal.
deep freeze: l5xl5 bedrm.. bath;
SOFT, L-shaped scr. porch: 2nd
H.; bedrms, numerous closets.
bath: secluded 20-ft. sun deck;
rec. rm.; FIREPLACE; full bath:
2-car garage. ! blk. bus, school.
churches. Well Handicapped; approx.
ha-acre; tall oaks and naples:
wild flowers. LUCILLE COOK.
ReAltor. u. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

SALT. RANcHER, $4,000: y
ACRE-we proudly present this
sparkling mile long beauty with
3 twin hedrms. and den or 4th
bedrm.. . fun baths, 2-car garaGe,
Q poreheS. This IL q genuine
rambling rambler and all Of the
rooms are LARGE Including the
separate dining rm. and equipped
kitchen. with eating space. hot
water dashboard heat. The best
country property at its price.
81 100 down; o,; Sis mo; Pays Pays
Lee hwy, Realtors, OR. 3-1401.
Z BEDROOMS all on the main n.
is one Of the features OF this OUT
standing new brk. rambler, To-
Gated In the highly desirable
Mclean area, Formal din. Tm,,
dream kit. with table space. ~
baths, . flrepls. full bsmt. with
large .paneled rec. rm. Priced be-
low the market at S2S,9b0 with
excellent, terms, For further de-
tors, IA, b-Q3Q3.