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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04
AuroMoBILEs FoR SALE

OPEL '56--come in for q demon
elsn car; Si.29o,
STANLEY H. HORNER
HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii, 0-6t6l
PACKARD '5s: company ofieiai car
low mileage; new-car title ano
trans. de luxe radio, wv. tires
etc. Save over $1,000.
American Service Center
SIS N. 0lebe Rd., Arl.. ia. 7-7722
PACKARD 1859 4-dr.; hydramatic,
g HSssr u sT.s 4ssss;ssss.. excellent 'ran'D'
PAckARD 7ss Patrician 5-dr. g,
steering, brakes. windows and
Butter BONDED $l.09b,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ll2l 2lst st. NV, FE. 7.324b
PACKARD SO 4-door: black; s297.
| ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4iO0 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr,; Z, and b..
IS On, oRRisoN MOTIONS, 704
West Broad ST.. Fails Church, We,
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. hardtop;
gold and ivory; power steering; 2;
brakes, auto, r. and h.; y52I full
PLYMOUTH 'b5 Beivedere VS. 4
door: r; and h.. auto. trans excel.
TAKOMA FORD
7O35 CARROLL AVE.
rAKoAiA PARK. Md, ~. $1,000
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.: greeni $l47.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
PLYMOUTH '57 Belvedefe IS" &
door sedan: 2-tone. radio, heater,
Wv. tires. automatic transmits
Priced to sell. Sl,495.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMcA-CHRYsLER IMPERIAL
BRENrWoob. Nd Wa. $1,000
PLYMOUTH $50 hartop; automatic.
Z. and h., w.-w.; must be seen 10
Capitol Discount, Inc.
619 Mass, Ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 81: new tires, car
sell Sc NsseoS'0 JUN IN. s.sssSss. De' mus
PLYMOUTH '53 hardtop sport
coupe; beaut. desert tan finish.
fully equip; one owner very low
Z. p. sTEUART, INC, 34th and
Bennin9 n e. LII. $4,000
PLYMOUTH IS Savoy VS. 4-dr.
sedan; beaut. 2-tone color: excel;
cond.: neW-car trade-in; equipped
with radio, heater, auto. trans.
See this one early: only SS95; so
more to choose from,
BOWMAN
Studchaker- Packard Mercedes
1900 Ca. Ave. NV, RA. 6-li22
P sS,o ErsR. S s. ssSo' s iaF VS.
JUSTINE
1901 Bait. Ave, Hyatts. AP. 7-576s
PLYMOUTH 81 sports Suburban q
door 6-passenser sta. was; push:
button trans, 7. and h.. blue and
white, Wv. tires: lust Ike new
throughout; 1,0O0-mile guar:
STANDARD PONTIAC
~a Gt2 sft5lSR s saof AR a7 Ga
PLYMOUTH 1857 wagon; push
low as S43 an. and S43 per mo.
DISCOUNT LYNN'S
30Ol 14th st NV. AID. 4-4646
PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere VS. g
DIR. hardtop: power steering;
powerfiitt. radio. hester. Wv.
tires; 3.tone. blue and ivory: .ex-
ceptionaily clean; very low mile
w as: o ne oTI He; S w2HiTPs2stMos1Lr
USEFUL oNE-0WNER CARS
1900 WISCONSIN, NV, en-. e-I020
PLYMOUTH '55 2-door sta. wag !;
Transmission; good tires. SIo1.
WILLIAMS b BAKER
10Th sndzM SITS. NV Ho. $500.
PLYMOUTH SO Savoy 2-dr.; heat
JUSTINE
1901 Halt. Ave. Hyatts. AP. 7.s7es
PLYhl0UfH 80 hArdfcp sport
co1pes e-tone. !. and b.. white
PLETE NV MOTOR. INSPECTED:
1895; low as IS down. S25 per
month. WOLFE MOTORS, 1888
N. Moore ST.. Arl., Va, OF Rosslyn.
ia. 4-3&bl.
PLYM0uTH 1858 super Dc luxe
VS. club coupe: radio. heater.
automatic dashboard drive: splen-
did condition; S745: s45 down
ROPER MOTOR, LA. $4,000.
PoNTTAcs-choice OF 5 models;
81 sos up.
Brown Pontiac
1915 wilson Blvd. IA. 2-5557
PONTIAC 'bi 81; hydramatic, T.
and h.: black; good, clean car;
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sTUDEBAKER 81 VS. silver Hawk
drive. Wv. tires: 2-tone green
and white: unusually clean; low
WHEELER, INC. WHEELMoBILE
aUsEFUL" ONE OWNER CARS
1900 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-lO20
STUDE. $50 Larks and Hawks, 81
noeelss al l% HgH Delivery A WI \
Glebe I'd. Afl.. IA. 7-7722.
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Brown Pontiac
RosEiN mi

CHEVROLET
A GiHIlS%si. "a R.t' and s. Hl'Nss
PONTIAC SO $50" Cat. sedan:
hydramatic. r. and h., beaut. blue
and white comb. with Wv, tires;
immae. t.lhnsooushout; 1'Ooo-mile
STANDARD PONTIAC.
2 stsS SAIIle% Fs sHoppAAsso CHA cTk
PONTIAC 81 Super chief hafdtopj
lovely 2-tone nnishi Wv. tires.
fully equipped. In showroom con-
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm 8 81. s.s.5ss :'A''d'' Nd
PONTIAC 80 de luxe .-door: =.
and n; white walls, hydramatiel
low milsase; very unusual car and !!
fSsPEeTEp e: ssas low " s ss'a s
MOTORS. I753 N Moore st., All,
Va. at Rosslyn, ia. 4-325f.
PONTIAC 81 Super Chief 4-door
6-passenger sta. wag.; hydra, r.
as q pin throughout. Must be
seen to be appreciated. i,00O-mile
guar; 81 500.
STANDARD PONTIAC
ssUsE sa1lle% Fs sHopPiRo 1 cTk:9
PONTIAC Al 4-door; green. S77.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-2900-2904
RAMBLER 81 hardtop: r. and b.:
$3.50 DI. 7-7745: ewes. il. 2.
774h
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Brown Pontiac

I545 wilson Blvd. IA. 2-5557
PONTIAC 'hl 81; hydramatic, 7.
and h.: black: good, clean car:
excel eond. Owner planning to
leave town. will sacrifice $500.
EM 3-I2R6
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JUSTINE

1901 Halt. Ave. Hyatts. AP. 7.57es
PLYAl0UfH '52 hArafcp sport
coupe -son n;:.s 49, S Ill.
PEETE NV 1HofToE. fNsPEcfEp:
1895; low IS S. down. S25 per
month. WOLFE MOTORS, 1888
n. Moore St. Arl., Va. OF Rosslyn.
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CRANSON RAMBLER

Direct Factory Nev-car Dealer
63l2 Georgia Ave. tn. 2-7Oll
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IPLYMopTH 1855 super Dc luxe
/ VS. club coupe: radio. heater,
automatic dashboard drive: splen-
did condition; S745: S45 down
ROPER MOTOR, LA. $4,000.
PoNTIAcs-choice OF 5 models;
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above e 9 partial listing Of TN
FINEST SELECTION OF STATION
WAGONS IN THIS AREA, 2-doors
4-door. 6-passenger and 9-passen
ger, standard Transmission, auto
matte transmission. AL wagon
are equipped with radios ant
heaters and are wintertsed. SOM
models have power brakes AMI
power steering. NO FIXED down
PAYMENT. JoNG-term bank-rat!
an TRHpr .E pwS VT TRAD ssEs . "
models n trade and give you IN.
cash difference. Your present ca
Ss Say M have riiI D1Aiss Rifi ir IS IS
APPROVAL.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
S4OOMiIIion NIHFund
Reported in 81 Budget

The Eisenhower administra-
ton apparently has bought that
congressional argument that
the American people want no
scrimping on Federal funds for
medical research.
The budget to be presented
Ito Congress next month will
call for appropriations for the
National Institutes of Health
of about $400 million for the
fiscal year beginning next July,
a congressional source said.
Such an appropriation would
continue at the current level
research expenditures in the
medical field. 1t is about the
same as the amount authorized
by Congress this year over the
protest of the administration.
Last January, the admins
tration requested funds for the
Institute of about 1894 million
and complained, after Congress
added more than 500 million,
that the dollars could not be
efficiently used.
Budget ALLEGATIONS to the in
Stitutes, however, indicate they
are spending at the yearly rate
of $500 million and that in
creases during the last half Of
the fiscal year may push the
total close to the entire amount
! authorized.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

The $400 million proposed
for next year will be allocated
in eight areas: General re-
search, the National Cancer
Institute. mental health, The
National Heart Institute, Dental
health, arthritis and metabolic
diseases, allergy and infectious
diseases, and neurology and
blindness.
The biggest chunk as in the
current year, will go to the
National Cancer Institute. For
the current year. the cancer
group has $91.3 million to
finance its own research and
for grants to other research
teams. The administration S
original request last January
was for only SIS million, and
officials Of the institute indicate
the program has not yet been
pushed up to the spending level
Of 1913 million.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Home Accidents
Cause Z Deaths

The District Red Cross Safe
ty services reported that 125
area residents last week suf-
fered injuries in home acci-
dents.
Two deaths resulted from
home accidents, and there were
So falls. rs cuts. IL poisonings,
six burns, four contusions, one
suffocation and l6 cases of
Evening star., 1959-12-20
First Of Two Articles

Agriculture and medical au-
thorities may be feuding. Some
food professors may be scream
ing at the Food and Drug Ad-
miniStration.
Personally involved will be
the 100000 Americans who may
die next year of cardio-vascular
disease-the more technical
term for heart disease.
According to the National
Heart Institute. artereosclerosis
iS-the underlying cause of heart
attacks and strokes. 1t is char
aeterized by the deposition of
fatty material in the walls of
blood vessels.
DR.. James Watt, director of
the Institute, told Congress
earlier this year that "abnorm-
alitieS of the concentration of
various fats in the blood have
been more consistently noted
to be associated with The devel-
opment of artereoSclerosis than
any other disturbance"
Most authorities agree that
there are three elements that
can put a man in the danger
area for heart attacks: Over
weight. high blood pressure and
high choleSterol level.
sCholesterol is the fat-like
substance found in all animal
tissue.
The Food and Drug Admin
istration, on December 10, is
sued a policy statement that
said, in part:
."The role of cholesterol in
heart and artery diseases 49,
not been established. A casual
relationship between blood
cholesterol levels and these
diseases has not been proved" "
The Federal agency's action
was aimed at food professors
who contend certain salad oils,
margarines and shortcomings
will reduce the amount of
cholesterol in the blood, thus
preventing heart disease.
The FDA contended that the
blood level of cholesterol is
controlled largely by synthesis
in the body and is affected very
little by the amount present in
our foods"
But DR.. Watt told Con-
gress:
The evidence as it stands
now is that the diet-Speaking
totally now-of an individual
for that individual will affect
his blood cholesterol level to
a degree"
He contended special diets
are the most effective way"
of reducing choleSterol.
There are still plenty Of dis
putes about these matters. but
there art two of the studies
that support the theory that
cholesterol is associated with
heart disease:
l. The Harvard School of
Public Health compared the
cholesterol level of 1908
healthy men with that of 273
who had coronaries. Some IS
per cent of those who had at
tackS had high cholesterol
levels.
2. The United States Public
Health Service study in Franz
ingham, Mass, still going on,
showed that men with lower
.cholesterol levels had half as
many heart attacks as those
with higher levels.
The FDA III It's statement
was careful to make its COM
plant in this way: Addition
of unsaturated fats and oils to
the otherwise unchanged ordi-
nary diet will not reduce blood
cholesterol and prevent heart
attacks and strokes"
Although even that state
ment is subject to some dispute
among doctors, the serious
studies have not been tailored
to that pattern. The studies
involve the substitution of the
so-called polyunSaturated fats
for saturated fats in the diet
One such study was made
by Drs. John Farquhar ano
Maurice SokoloW, both Of the
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Buddhist TuIk Slated

DR.. Richard Gard of the Asia
Foundation and Yale Univer-
sity will address a Washington
Friends Of Buddhism meet at 3
pm. Saturday in the Burmese
Embassy, 1928 r street NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

University of California Medi-
cal School, on a grant from the
National Heart Institute. The
substitution, the study showed,
OF an unSaturated vegetable
fat for saturated fat in the diet
produced a rapid and Sus-
tained fall" in the cholesterol
levels in all subjects.
A similar result was obtained
in a study by Edward H. Ahrens,
jr.. of the Rockefeller Institute.
No researcher argues with
the implied point of the FDA's
position: If you merely add
unsaturated fats to your diet,
chances are you will just put
on weight, which also will in
crease your chances of having
a heart attack.
Tomorrow: The different
kinds of fat.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Two Russian Monks
Burned to Deuth

ATHENS, Dec. 10 (AP).-
Two Russian monks. aged 70
and II, burned to death yes
terday in their cells at the
Russian monastery of Stavro-
nikita, on Mount Athos south
east of Salonika. An oil stove
burst into flames that trapped
them. Valuable relics we're de-
stroyed elsewhere in the old
three story building. There are
20 monasteries on Mount Athos,
of which two are Russian.
Monks in the whole community
total 1000.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

her clothes caught fire while
she stood in front of a heater.
and another girl of 2 who died
OF suftocation while lying on
her stomach sleeping.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

foreign objects in the eye, ears,
nose. throat and stomach, the
District Red Cross reported.
The deaths were a girl of
10, who died of burns after
Evening star., 1959-12-20

StefanO and Raffaela
BiancaniellO, 5525 Illinois
avenue NV, celebrate
their Golden Wedding
anniversary today. They
were married in NuScO,
Italy, in 1909, four years
before coming to America.
They have three sons,
Frank, Anthony and
Joseph and eight grand
children. A shoemaker
for so years, Mr.. Bian-
caniellO has operated
shops at 1850 Ninth street
NV. and at 5525 Illinois
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
IN HEART DISEASE
Fight Looms on Role
Of Fotty Foods Diet
By DAVID BARNETT
North American Newspaper Alliance

The Federal Government nudged fat closer to
the fire dispute that affect and more
than any controversy
recent times.
1t involves fatty foods and heart disease
Before enough research done establish the truth
Evening star., 1959-12-20
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical So
ciety meetings haze been
announced for this week By
the Joint Committee on Press
Relations of the District OF
Columbia Council OF Engi-
neerino and Architectural
Societies and the Washing
ton Academy of Sciences.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

dairy men and vegetable grow
ers may be at each others
throats. The Department of
Evening star., 1959-12-20
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY
Joint meeting with the AMERICAN
ner at the All States Restaurant, S
pm. meeting at the same place t514
Nineteenth street N.W.)-"Electror
Bean Welding" Mr. George Burton jr
Westinghouse Belts Atomic Power Lab
oratorv Pittsburgh, Pa. Meeting is
open to the public.
INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS
professional Group on instrumental.
tionl-5:30 pm. dinner at the Bur
s pm. meeting in the Materials Testing
Laboratory Lecture Room, National Blu.
reau of Standards-"AnR R. F. Voltage
Standard for Receiver Celebration ir
the Frequency Range of Two to One
Thousand Megacycles," Dr. G. U
Sorger and Mr.. A. L. Hedrich. Vein
schel Engineering, KenSinEton, Md
Public may attend.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD,

HOUSES By HUaHEs-oply on,
left. rhree-bedrm, shinele ram
bier, Large sye-ieyel oven Kit.
2O-ft. Nv. Tn., dayiight bsmt.
built By conscientious builder;
trAnsp. right At corner; terrilie
HS ajSS fac c sSrm zb. s sisoo. ", =
HOUSES BY HuGMEs-g delight;
8. line sturdy 4.bedrm, home;
excel eQnd. throushout, Two .ull
baths, double garaee, stable, barn
gorgeous flowers. trees and shrub.
berry; powerful city 'yatefl " 900
e gym E Eln soey4SSo. W. H. HUGHES
MYATTsvILLE-Nest and clean ..
hefTm. Colonial: Ice. Nv. Tn., sep
din. Inn., equipped KIT. lge. eve
III sIm.. o PPRiy,sef s S;sggSSRoissS;Y REz HS
EVANSVILLE = cozy 3-bedroom
BUNGALOW. cow. 70 public ana pa
rochial SCHOOLS. for Just xll.500
With only $500 down. oeparat.
din ns :, room fpIl bsmt; eerns,l
s clsi AZ. .l ht5E iil = G SS. Real
EVANSVILLE = 3.bedToon, Colo.
NAL home on large lot. separate
DINING room. ful bsmt. With ga
VI ;,1 ngss s essflsS trent sI DGpeni
terms IS"O Cali VII X p' gDn'WA WA \.
5000. ROBERT 9. Davis q Co.
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MT. PLEASANT

Two kits, ga baths. rec. rm.; Cd
l6th NV: eolored or white. AD
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HILLCREST
INSPIRING VIEW

lst-foor den and bath, Custom
built brick, maenincenL IN e,s.'
sence. Clubroom YLhrepl., built
In gaIfge. Completely air con
Many extras. Priced mid EOS
owner 10 Floridp, MORRIS
s-FAMILY SENIIDET. BRICK mr.
Nichols and Portland, : berrlls
In 4 apt, new-house conc; Sl3..
400. Consider trade. Terms JOHN
L. SHELTON, .Reeltor yo 2.2000
30 10 NICHOLS lAvR.-3-hedrun De,
brick: full bSmt.; oil h.st, s-eeI
garaae. TO inspect, JOHN L. Shell
ION, Realtor, 10, $4,000,
COLORED-020 BURNS 81. Sc.
$1,000. will eecept md trust
small down payment, Pc 5.6535
cOLORED-Fr, DAVIS PLACE Sc
-Beautiful 0.rm,, .-bath brtcI
with screened porch. rec, Tm., sep
appraised. $4,000: low Gown pay.
or 81. a-f36S. hTLAs REALTY CO
CoLORED--BUNGAL0W, 3202 Els
pl. Sc. SS.4OO--.j bedrms.. din
rm.. liv. rm.. hath. kit, Dsmt,. !.
porches, fenced yard, gar. $500
down terms. VII 2-70oO.
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BETHESDA KENWoOD AREA
Rambler mr.. completion' brk.i
center hall; on q gorgeous lo'
with many dogwoods: nice liv. rnl
wjfirepl., sep. din. rm., huge mod
kit. wItable space. 3 good sized
bedrms.. :, tiled baths. full bsmt
vJrec. RI. screened porch anc
carport. A real value In the Low
3Os. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
m o.TOOR. ewes EN- 3-3O7O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MASS. AVE. ExT.-Handsome new,
baths den, XII. with irsDI'. SCI
porch. patio: rec. room, center.
hall entr. Walk 10 schools and al
churches, Large lot. Many unusua
extras. Priced below our market
value appraisal. ARDMORE REAL
TY CO.. 4s22 81, Elmo ave, Be-
the.da, OIL. 2.773bi ewes. OIL
e-54l1s y
MONTGOMERY JUNIOR COLLE0I
Z Is near this fine older-styie home
gSs s; nn.I 10, lSs Y,th tsll shade tres
hedrms., LIST ar family rm plus
~: rm:: bsmt.; OIL h:g,h,; garass
kESsIS SSdisiRsu&s CO.. ,", jT. s.lSa..'
MOVE s.vl, TO g TIL, TIE COUNTRY ,nas 4:
With fruit trees. In coiesyille Farm
y stass ,s,o pix S,,, from pnms sshoSl are; eEss
ant ,uS n time 10 ',isni ySu si
ER a Co. 80. $500.
NEAR FOUR CORNERS : Brick
rm. with firspiae esur MODERN T'1 E;iten.
en- full bsmt. lovely home ioI
Sle,2NO. LAIRD b. SCOTT
Realtor. JU 9-0420.
NEW HAMPsIlIRE AVE. EXT
Beautiful all-brk. center.hell
rambler; exceptionally lovely
house In close-in Powder Mill I'd
ioeationi large, dry, full bsmt
with outside exit: igc. llv. rm
with firepl,. 3 twin-siSe bedrms
and separate din. rm. Home makes
lovely appearance, For apt. q
see call SUBURBAN PROPERTIE:
MOT, 10. b-J6ST.
ON AN ACRE-S22, 800: huge
brick fireplace tops on the tre-
mendous living rm. In this Gus.
tom-built brick rambler: 3 twin
size becrmS., large separate dining
rm.. dream kitchen. full bsmt., p
car carport, garden and hot-wateI
basebosrd heat. GRAHAM 4 CO..
10. 5-2322, o III ..
PARKwO0D-FRA applied for on
this immae. 3-bedrm., liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm, Cape Cod. full
daylight bsmt.; level let; Sl7.p5O
A, Y. PISANI Realtors. OIL
4-75OO: ewes OF, A-RtiR
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HOUSES ron sALE-s.E.
(cONTlNUEDl

ISs - E.!sf sS S. Ess;: !:sI.s s'js:
bath Isl iioor: bedrm'. and 4
baths on IND floor; bsnnt. with
rec, Trn., fireplace and bath
built-in garage. gas heat; $4,000
m m only. HARTMAN RKxITY,
INC, REALToRs, LU. t-3400'
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ASSUME Q 49, Joan. A lovely ant
spacious older home with three
bedrooms. q den. separate dinins
rm., full basement: hot-watei
heat: level lot with trees: $4,000
GRAHAM q CO. 10. 5-2'}22, Z
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ATTENTION DOCTORS OF NH
s sp. ssS, a aIiS irOe esns h
liv. rm., . bedrms.. . baths on
screened porch. A 4th bedrm
or den plus rec; rm, and bath
AS l.. PHILLIPS CO. OIL. 4-l424
til q pm, later call EN-. b-2l24.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA = Detached shingle
and Stucco. This house features
hv.. rm.. sep. din Tm.. kit, den
and hedrm., LIST floor; there are
. bedrmS. on md floor: full bsmt
and heated with oil hot water;
auto. washer included; Lear ga.
rase; $4,000; near schools. bui
INC, Realtors, LU. 4-34OO; ewes.
%. k-4S7S.
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CHESTNTTT HILL

Mr.. MOL and Dept. OF Agriculture
4-bedrm. brick Cape COD Win
full baths, sep. din. Tii.. Dig kit.
bsnt.. lge. lot. ll5-ft. frontage.
Sia okn. q -aok an Slla per mo.
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ALICE DEAL.sT. ANN's-Loyely
b., semidet, brick hcme with huge
Isl door: 4 bedrooms z baths on
ssr.: Tas hot.wster heat, Low
s0sl FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
DI. 7-l4ll: ewes, EN- 3-2232.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
lcoNIlNUtnl

A5s1. ,.sssS yIcIa5 /. 'S:..sIIi, rs:
is S;r; sS4 ;Ss%; ssstio'' s:eS "a, y;
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S s.ssI. vs. w: "a 4 H.,s;s3 Az
liz, rm, din, rms KIT. den o.
hsirm. and bath on LIST H.: )
bedrms.. bath Ind a.; garase
kiSa50; ewes, Mr.. Schultz, RE
s.o77s, L, 2; oRAvArrE' Real
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KENSINGTON
MOVE INTO NEW 3-B.R
HOME BY APRIL /

NEW MARYWEATHER
baths, An. rec. rm.. GE color kit
Walk to elem. jr. high schools
FILA and conventional financing
$1,000 TO S20.150. Models open
Iaily and Sun. at :iSn2 penfeld
Ly,. JOSEPH s: DEVEREux. INC
KENWOOD CLUB AREA-custom
built brick rambler on over an
acre OF beautifully landscapet
ground: 2 twin-sized bedrms.. "a
baths, study. rec. rm.. lear ga
rage: centrally eir-conditioned
KoRzENDORFER, REALToR, OIL
4-sll1, til 9.
KENWOOD-r Impressive English Co.
lonial on " acre. Center hall
sunroom. II bath, breakfast rm IL.
bedrms,, ? baths, stairs 70
attic rec rm, bath, 2-car ga;
SAMUEL T. BoGfEY OF MD,
INC, OIL $1,000 till o.
LANDON vILLAG OWNER
split-level: available Immediately;
featuring living rm.. dining rnl.'
HlOdIAh
Lear garage. and fencpo yard,
priced for immediate sale. EN-
2-S206, DISTR CT MARYLAND
REALTY. Inc ewes, WO. 9. $500
MASS. AVE. EXT, $500 osceols
I'd. open every day 9 til o.
exceptional value, choice loca.
tion-New rambler-type home; I
rms. ga baths, 2 fireplaces, 2.
car garage; attrae, corner OF cul.
de-sac: priced for quick sale
Trade considered. moderate teIml
arranged. SHERTZER. Builder
OIL 6-S342, OIL. $4,000.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Rambler
S27,950; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. full
basement. Call MRS. NELSON. IKE
1870: ewes. VIII. 6-p5S6. Stu.
ART AND MAURY, REALTORS
5207 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MASS. AVE. AEEA-Charming 3.
bedrm,. 2-bath brick rambler
lge. kitchen, dishwaSher. disposal
Comfortable breakfast area. on.
street parking: $4,000 ANDRIs
REALTY, OIL. 2-907O; ewes, EN-
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HOUSES FOR sALE--M.w.
(cokrlNutpl

CHEyy CHAsE-pARSSA .s, WOODS woIop.s;
IN desirable area, near good
schools. Fully equip. Kitchen,
p DSycS Il. I'm asd Se ,ins SI sssSs
~: finished Ord a.: .geS h,.w H.
garage. S.S, 800, HILLlNusLEY
RLAfIY co. I'M. 2-ssad' eyes,
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BETHESDA REALTY CO. presents
Bethesda's newest choice location.
& sold prior to opening: .. g.. !
bedrm. model ramblcrS and split
levels S27.750 and up BE-
THEsDA REALTY, OIL. 4-l415,
BETHESDA-NeW 4-bedroom. ~.
bath williamsburg: library. sep
srate dining room, family room
nea- NH: low 30s. TED LINGO
REALTY. OIL. 2-6134; ewes. OIL
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