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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
HOUSES FoR sALL--N.E.

BUCHANAN ST. NE, I500--Brick
Colonial; Nv, rm., sep, din RIM.
paneled breakfast rnn., kit. 3 bed
rms, az baths: tiled bsmt. tir.;
ssssn s.soo. s 81 oHNkR.. ga IA. e.S SHg
CAPITOL HILL = Lovely separate
entr., fiat-front, white-hrick, small
capt. blQgs., for only $1,000,
substantial down payment. terms.
HERBERT A SONS, Ii. 3-0l29s
ewes, Ii. 3-2761, Ii. 7-6209.
CATHOLIC UNIV, PROV. HOSP.
MICH. PARK AREA--Good buy on
4-bedrm. home on lovely lot with
garage. Priced for Quick sale. Call
Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7S4b, any time.
Aoss.. S aARs2 lsSss. q co" REAL
C0LoRED--yACANT; 1907 OTIS
-6-rm semidet. brk.: bsrnt., gas
h.-w.h., ear., redec. NE. $4,000:
esyessnSoSL. e-slgeId FULTON R.
COLORED--wHY RENTf = $4O0
dn., SS5 per mo. pays everything.
6024 Eastern ave. brk.i
5 rms, tile bath, bsmt., gas heat,
nice yards; Al cond., cow. loo.
WiLLoudHbY REAL ESTATE co
CoLoRED-2O7 DOUGLAS ST.
A very nice home in choice To-
cation with easy terms at S12.950,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006
COLORED--RIGGS PARK-Owner
3 bedrms.. "a baths, full bsmt.,
fenced-in yard. patio; $500 down
LA. 9-1SS3, La. 9-1246.
2233 18th ST. N.E.-6-room row
brick, new-house cond. Vacant
Assume S9.7O0, Az CT loan at $S1
per mo. includes all. Price. S13.-
$50; terms, consider trade; John goH6N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

CHFYY CHASE, Ingomar st.
s24 $50. For information cal
oil. 1924. once open I'll Y
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEVY CHAaE-Deautlful alr-con-
dltioned rambler. on q level land
hcaped picture book lot: 1 blk, 10
d, c. bus: pretty llylnG rm.. hre-
place. 3 bedrms.. ~ baths. fahu-
ious clubroom with bar. gafage
and screened porch: q real show
place, Just $4,000. By Florida.
our T uptown Sras once. XXX sE.is6o WI
5ssdRp .' s SIAN Z "a 3 S "a! vs. CO
cnEvY CHASE RollingWcod)--
Dream setting frames this beaut
and dist. brand-new rambler: .
bedrms.. 3 baths, walk-out ma
hog. paneled rec. rm., carport,
lovely lee. lot. Priced reas IN the
2 mid-20s, OIL d-eea0. coNNELL-
tAMoROs REALTY.
CBZVY CHAsE--Attractive close
In brick Colonial: spacious llv
rm. with fireplace. den or bedrm
on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.. 2 bath,
up: h.-w. heat: garage; nice lol
with beautiful trees, so, 800
BILLINoSLEY REALTY, EN-, 2
1890: ewes. EN-. 3-0tI3.
CHEVY CHASE. ius. z blts. O.
slate, very well kept, attrac,. home
Family-size din. rm. ana siq'
ser. porch, full bsmt, with v
bath and garage. lovely woodec
lot. Priced In the mid-20s. Cal
on, e-sss0. coNNELL-LAMPRos
REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE = Col
course view; A bedrms., batns
under $4,000. Ewes, WO. 0-6O2s
or AID. 2-s273.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


AAA MoTELs FOR SALE
Advice, consultations; exclusive, full-
time motel broker. travel specialist
Offering recommendations best mo-
''' JOE H THOMPSON
30 Woodward Bldg. Jackson $4,000
EDWIN L. ELLIS offers rooming
house, corner Goth St, about ]
blk. Dupont circle-15 rooms, 4
baths. income quoted SS0U mo.
Inspect and investigate until sat
isfied. $1,000 down. EDWIN l..
ELLIS, Broker. RE. 7-514O.
FOR LEAsE-Mod. 3-bay service
station, fully equipped. located on
main highway; now doing thrtv-
ing business, Dealer must vacate
due to personal reasons. Avail.
immed. Min, investment. "a 5O9.
MAN. UN. 4-9535. WI. 6-6046
GOLD MINE IN DISGUISE
NIGHT CLUB
have my fingers in too many pies
and cannot properly devote the
time 70 develop TINS money eaa,, mak bnt
needs the owner on the premises.
Newly furnished with q good enter:
tainment schedule. In busy colored
ne. neighborhood. ! will accept
$4,000 dn. pymt or trade on q
house, lots. or MORTGAGES. No
brokers apply please. Send your
name to Box 1886 Main Post
once. Washington, D. c.
NEW STORE will be avail. about
June j in MONTGOMERY County, s
fastest community, Cal
thersburg, near Acc and new
Bureau Of Standards, approx.
1,5OO 50. #. Adj. to High-Trafic
County Liquor Store, near public
parking. JU. 5-1444, ST. $685.
PENN-MAR SHOPPING CENTER
Opening this fall; space available
for first-class restaurant. Major
stores include Penney's, Kresge,
Grand Union, Peoples, Western
Auto, etc. Between Marlboro. pike
and Pa. ave-. ext. at Forestville,
Nd. Phone 10. 7-1016.
TWO FROZEN CUSTARD ice cream
machines: complete, ready for
business. Sell at fraction Of cost.
Apply M. CUMMINS. 607 9th st.
NV. or call RE 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

CHEVY CHASE. p. p; sls.g50--
Newly deeoratsd A-bedrin' hons, .:
baths niS rs1ise. S a iislna fm hue
DINING rm, Extra large kitchen
and pantry: full bSmt,; h.-W.h.
no. 8-5s00' FRED BERENa, ".
CHEVY CHASE - Stone and brick
Beauty on a deep wooded lot IN
the Lafayette school area. Spar
king clean and tastefully deco
rated; . bedrmes 2 baths, oen,
screened porch, garage and MACY
extras: s11. $50. Must sell quickly
Call our Uptown once, kE z
5s sgSS n sEANRN H { iEs6tchs Co CO.
cHnvY CHASE .I i 2; SEhi, ,,s I,Rs
GRATED and u In q perfect loca-
ton; modern klts new powder rm..
bedrms, z baths. h6fVin y;
Nashburn, OIL. 6-I429. -
EMEkfrSRA 4. y Mill1fk I Rh sS.4ISl
COLONIAL VlLLA0E--A beautiful
Colonial brick homo. In an estap.
lished community Of custom-bulll
MONIES Iuu uNtNl0l utNNtya -
joining Rock Greek Park, IN d, g,
ideal Tor the successful executive
with & large family: 9 delightful
bedrms.. 3 baths, study, clubroom
with fireplace, opening onto patio.
Large screened porch on nvinR
rm. Bic 2-car built-in garage, linz
maculate condition throughout.
You must see this house TO appre-
ciate It's many refinements. ana
location. Priced at only. $4,000,
for Immediate sale, Call our up-
town once. KE. 7-1S0O, I'll q pm.
latter 4 pm, call WO, 6.O2DOl,
SHANNON u LUcHs co.
CONN. AVE. VICINITY
Brick. not far from shesatcn-ParL
10 rooms, 4 baths; 2-car gar In,
f ssaiiy i niss. $500 U'r DOWN ns'n''''
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave, RE. 7-614O
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SILVER SPRING, close in---Large
center-hall Colonial. ideal for
den, breakfast nook, u bath lss
door. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, End
floor full bsmt., rec. rm;i hot
water heat. garage LAIRD q.
SCOTT. Resltor, JU. 9-O42O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCR.

WILL TRADE modern masonry
home located at Pasadena Coll
Course Estate near st. Petersburg
Florida. for home Of equal value
in Virginia or Maryland. Call be-
fore z am. or after 9 pm. JE. D.
9244.
IL ROOMS, 31s BATHS, mod. cor
ner home, picturesque Forest Glen
Park, Silver Spring, Nd. Ideal
renting rooms, / 50. Walter Reed
or $50 Chrysler Imperial or large
diamonds as down payment.
OWNER. JU. 5-5533.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

BEIHEbDA-WFNG nj. 81
schools. Immac. brick Cape Cod
on beaut. lot with tall tres: "a
s ssdIHs FHA OA HitS s ssIt S cssS
or assume OF loan. OIL. 2-3030.
BETHEsDA-WYNGATE AREA; S26,.
800; brand-new. For information
call OIL. 1884. once open 9 W
O.. FREDERICK w. BERENs
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KENSINGTON
New. 3. a, Bedrm.
Langley Park

Only 4 left. Interesting 3-bedroom
town houses" Today's Kitchen
with table space, tirst moor powder
room, daylight recreation room,
ali brick construction. Priced at
q modest S17.950
ROBERT Z. LoHR. REALToR
HE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

CONN, AVE. PARK--Best buy on
today's market; 3-bedrm. ram
bier, with garage, lge. XII. with
table space, din. area, liy. rm.
with firepl., I'm. hsmt. with study
and extra bath; has many extras,
10. 5-36s7, SUBURBAN PROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

BETHEsDA-ALTA VIsTA-Btg. I'M
maculate Colonial, near public and
parochial schools. library; powder
rm list floor; exceptional financing.
(Approx. SCI ,000): price under
$4,000. Call OIL, 6-2344. once
open 8 til O. FREDERICK W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

q 81, s.B. Iloo HL0CK--e rms.
Cali Wo' 6-GbsSSs.' III
OEOR0EToWN, ffo3hIy and amartly
decorate Double drawing room,
twin ilrrplaces, den. powder room,
beautiful patio. screened upper
porch. 8 hodrms.. 3 baths, maids
and bath $50 mo-; curtains and
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 2-566O
MRS. KING wo. 6-a0Qa
HTTLCRRsT HTS. MD.--New ram
bier, bedrm, Ia bath, Nv. I'm.
din. rm, mod, kit. Incl diah-
yrsss mo- di Eo a.OSs5 nv ag s ss@s
lane: very Attractive s.bedTm. irE'
home with liy. rm., dinette' klt
per mo; avail, June IS. To inspect
S CO.. VII sH s s.sBS5o. Or h 2. sMllAs
Nh. AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY - q
bedrms,, 2 baths, scr. porch, maid
rm. WIN redecorate 70 suit soy
Phone fE. 3-4olD or UU. 1-0ua1.
OAK STREET, FALLS CHURCH
Large roOmy brick rambler, .ap-
proximateiy M-acre yard; block
from parochial school. d. G. buses,
stores close, library near: $40.
Call TO see our selection. JE. z.
w. Broad ST., Falls Church, We.
PINEY BRANCH DALE DRIVE
bedrm. brick bungalow. garage;
immac. cond.; avail. immed; SIPS
mo. BEERS BROS, Ju. 7-7lss.
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J. LEO KOLB CO.
CHEVY CHASE
CLOSE IN

S17.95O. 3-hedrm. brick rambler;
iiv RIM. w/fireplace, din. Il" Ice.
closets. rec. rm. and playrm. Won
derfuI location, schools: shopping,
transp. r. A. HuMPHRIEs. JU.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
Kitchen
Kapers

Here are two 'do-it-yourself'
cranberry meat accompaniment
with a now sourmen flair. Ruby
crystal clear. sparkling in fruity
flavor. these cranberry jellies
are gems on party tables. One
is made with cranberry juice
cocktail: the other is made from
fresh Cranberries.
Cranberry Orange Jelly
(FOr Roast Pork)
| pint Cranberry Juice Cock
tail
ll2 cups reconstructed frozen
orange juice
l box powdered fruit pectin
cups sugar
Place cranberry juice, orange
juice into large saucepan. Add
powdered fruit pectin and mix
well. Place over high heat and
stir until mixture comes to a
hard boil. At once stir in sugar
Bring to full rolling boil and
boil hard l minute, stirring con-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

ATANIANCHURCH'S VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ataman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

Following . number Of bridal
games the honoree opened her
many miscellaneous gifts n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
Vets Children
May Apply For


Applications may now be sub
mitted by children of certain
veterans for the scholarships
given each year by the State of
North Carolina.
These scholarships awarded
through the North Carolina Vet
Grams Commission. consist of free
tuition. room and a reasonable
board allowance in any State
Education Institution and such
other items and institutional
services as are embraced within
the So-called institutional matri-
culation fees ond other special
fees and charges required to be
paid as condition to remain in
said institution and pursuing the
course of study selected. A
scholarship granted shall not ex-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

TEST
without q soil test" he add
ed. "a general fertilizer guild,
would be to apply a total of 81
to 60 pounds of nitrogen, 40 t.
so pounds of phosphorus, anC
120 pounds of potash per acre
These recommendations ART
based on the assumption tina
the soil Is low to medium in pot
ash. and medium or above in
phosphorus. Most North Caro-
lima sweet potato soils fall into
this category.
The recommended fertilizer
can be applied by placing $50
pounds Of 6-12-6 or 400 pounds
of 4-12-12 In the row. This can
be followed by a sidedressing Of
either 400 pounds of 1924. or
80 to 40 pounds Of actual nitro
gen mix with 200 pounds of sui
fate of potash.
The nitrogen-potash Sidedress-
ing should be applied four to six
inches from the plant at the last
cultivation.
The Extension Service has
also changed its recommends
tons concerning boron.
Boron may be deficient on
some Soils" Covington said. but
it is no longer recommended
that borax be included in all
sweet potato fertilizer. Much of
the cracking previously attri-
buted to boron deficiency has
now been foundd to be associat-
ed with nematode in injury"
Covington also cautioned farm
ers against applying stable man.
ure the year sweet potatoes are
to be set in a field. The manure
may increase scurf.
Cotton. corn and milo are prob.
ably the best crops to preccde
sweet potatoes. COvington con-
Guided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
Fishing Expense
Nat Detachable

What il fishing expenses were
.dcductiblc?
The idea of such conSidera-
ton would immeasurably lift
the spirits of millions of Amer
leans around April 18th. AL
though it's claimed that Allah
doesn't deduct from the life
span of man those hours spent
in fishing, Uncle Sam fails to
make similar allowances on the
income tax form.
And, muses. the Mercury out
board motor company, that just
doesn't seem quite right.
Ask any fisherman. He'll telr
you that d quiet morning spent
on his favorite stream is one
of the most effective cures"
known to man. The sparkle of
fresh dew on the grass, water
gently tapping against the bank,
and the electrifying yank as a
lunkcr SmaShcs a lure can heal
more ailments than whole ar
ray of pills and tonics. Yet.
this natural therapy is not de-
ductivle.
The arguments against fishing
deductions include the claim
that 1t would give rise to a
whole new concept in "swindlc
sheets" Fortun tely, this
wouldn't occur. Anglers possess
two bullt-in inhibltionS which
prevent padded accounts.
First, says Mercury, fisher
men are honest. Sure, they may
bamboozle 4 bass with an arti-
fetal minnow. or perhaps cx-
aggerate a bit i'll telling of con-
quests but no finer group
exists.
Secondly, expense records
are always subject to the close
scrutiny of fishing windows"
those wives who won't ac-
company their husbands afield.
A vague entry listing ENTER
'tainment" would probably start
an investigation that would
make treasury agents look like
amateurs.
Yes sir. fishing deductions
would be mighty nice. But
they're not really needed. Be
sides, who wants to waste time
figuring tax forms during April
when the same amount of effort
with a flyrod yields far greater
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

Istantly. Remove from heat. skim
off foam with metal spoon. Poul
quickly into sterilized glasses
Cover at once with q 1/8" layer
of hot paraffin. Makes about
medium glasses.
Baked Cranberry Walnut Relisl
(for all meats)
/ l quart (1-lb.) Fresh Gran
berries
2Is cups sugar
cup coarsely broken wal
nuts, toasted
cup orange marmalade
Juice of 1 lime or lemon
Wash cranberries and drain.
In shallow pan stir cranberries
with sugar. Cover tightly with
aluminium foil. Bake in $50 de-
gree F. oven for one hour.
Spread walnuts in separate shall
low pan, toast in oven till light
golden brown, about IL minutes.
Stir together baked cranberries,
walnuts, marmalade and lime or
lemon juice until we'll mixed.
Chill.
Spoon one of the following
glazes over baked ham the last
half hour of baking.
Cranberry Marmalade Glaze
Combine l cup jellied cram
berry sauce, whipped
IL cup orange marmalade
Spoon over ham and bake "
hour until glaze bubbles.
Bubbling Cranberry Glaze
Combine l 10. can jellied cram
berry sauce. beaten
/, cup brown sugar
Spoon over ham and bake 80
minutes.
Cranberry Pineapple Glaze
Combine "a cup brown sugar
II teaspoon ground cloves
l. cup drained, crushed pine
apple
cup whole cranberry sauce
Spoon over ham and bake 80
minutes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

tend for q longer period than
four academic years but need NO,
be consecutive. A limited mum.
Der Of scholarships are awarded
each year.
Glasses of children eligible
for this scholarship are children
whose fathers were killed In &C.
tion or died as a direct result OF
injuries, wounds or other illness
es contracted during service in
the armed forces or whose faith
ers have a 100 percent service
connected rating: q limited num-
Der of children of veterans with
service connected disability of
80 percent or more: a certain
number Of children of veterans
with disability Of 100! percent
non-service connected at the
time of the application or at
time of the fathers death; or a
few children of veterans Of
World War I, World War II or
the Korean Conflict.
Applications should be sub
mitted between January LIST and
May LIST each year.
For more specific information
pertaining to eligibility of chill
dren and for assistance in apply
ing for the state scholarship.
persons living in Columbus
County should contact their
County Service Officer. Hugh
Nance or T. Formy-Duval, Dis
trict Officer. North Carolina
Veterans Commission. 400 Muir
Gibson Building. Wilmington
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
Tests Lead To New Fertilizer
Recommendations For Vans

planting time. the fertilizer viii
reduce the possibility OF root in
jury. and will keep the plant.
growing over a longer period Of
time.
The best guide for sweet
potato fertilization" says Henry
Covington. horticulture specia-
list for the N. c. Agricultural
Extension Service. lis a soil
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

After several years Of research
and field trials. the N. C. Agri-
cultural Extension Service has
Some now fertilizer recommended
lions for sweet potato gruw.rs.
The new recommendations call
for higher analysis fertilizer APP
piled In split applications. BY
making two applications. rather
than the single application at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
returns?
Garden
Time
BY M. E GARDNER

This is one of selection of
poems by Albert L. Mason, from
Song of an Orchardist," pub
lished by American Fruit Crow
ers Publishing Co., Willoughby,
Ohio, 1858. Hope you enjoy
reading it:
There's one in every well-kept
home,
At least there ought to be.
I'm speaking, folks, Of potted
plants;
There's usually two or three.
My wife especially goes for
them;
She hangs them on the wall.
There's one in cherry bedroom.
And couple in the hall.
Geraniums! Begonias!
A couple ferns to boot!
I laid my comb upon the shelf,
And even that took root!
We use them for a centerpiece;
l cuss them when 1 dine;
Around and round the gravy
boat
Their dainty tendrils Irvine.
Shes got a new terrarium;
She put it in the den.
Somewhere in the underbrusl,
I've lost my fountain pen!
We bought "knife-o-tuffus'
plant
o swear that's how il sounds,)
She stuck il in butter crock
1t grows by leaps and bounds!
II acts like Jackic's stalk OF
beans,
Or else some jungle vine.
1t shot up to the ceiling, so
She's tied it there with Irvine!
She has a way with potteo
plants;
There is no doubt about it.
What others do with thiamin
She does with ease without it
a ~ NJ q
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
you Bet I'm A ROBERTSON MAN !"

An increasing number of farmers in
Virginia and the Carolinas have realized the
outstanding benefits Of good commercial
fertilizer. The use of more and better ferti-
lizers result in higher yields, better crops,
added profit and satisfied farmer.
Robertsons Fertilizer, the PROVEN
brand, has satisfied hundreds of farmers for
50 years. Through rigid laboratory checks.
each bag has chemically controlled amounts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25
Shower Is Gipen For
Miss Bobby ]. Annette

A shower given in the home
Of Mrs. Henry Annette on Tues
day evening honored Miss Bob
by Jean Annette, June bride
elect. Mrs. Burnie Strickland
was co-hostesses for the affair
Upon arrival Miss Annette
was presented a corsage OF
white carnations by the hos
tesSes.
The dining room table was
|overlaid with a white cut-work
cloth with an arrangement OF
ivey and daffodils entwining the
crystal punch bowl.
Lime ice, chicken salad, cook
les and nuts were served to a.
bout 40 guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

church and daughter Of Ply
lmouth visited here with her
mother. Mrs. Bertha Spivey, al
her home on Live Oak st. Mrs.
Spivey, who is house mother al
Boys Home Lake Waccamaw, is
here on weekend's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-25

of three essential plant foods and in some
brands, 6 plant foods PLUS" a liberal
amount of trace elements.
The extra care which is built into
Robertsons makes it preferred by particular
farmers.
To find out what Robertsons PROVEN
Fertilizers can do for you, see your nearest
Robertson Agent or write Robertson Chem
ical Corporation, Norfolk /, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
FALLS CHURCH-$33,5 500
5 Bedrms., 3 Baths, 3 Firepls
N. MYER Most Conventional

Roomy Colonial on fenced level lot
/ block from Arlington blvd. 3-
bedrooms, Ia baths, tiled base.
ment with extra STORAGE built-in.
Pleasant screened porch, price
S2s3, 500 with FLA or conventional
loan. Call today to see. IA. 5-iS00.
SHANNON g. LUcES REALTORS,
oOEE wilson blvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

ARLINGTON-Lge. 3 bedrms,, "a
naths. scr. porch: 10 min. to Pen-
tagon; attrae. neighborhood: FHA
REAL EsSiiATE "a. 4-ssga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Dollars and Sense

4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, brick ram
bier with center-hali entrance.
providing access to most Of home
LarEe rear living room overlook
ing pleasant paFk-l'ka surround
inSs Eye-catehing GE kit. with
plenty OF buiit-inS am table
space. Separate din. nm. Bsmt. 81
ground level at rear. Oversize
rec. rm.. finished in handsome
mahog. paneling and soft blend:
ing colors. Beautifully wooded
lot. in area OF finer homes. .
blocks from schools and transp
Only S27,250.
Dir: Out Columbia pike past Glebe
I'd. TO OfeenbFiar. turn right and
follow sign to open house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

ARLINGTON, n. 273s Lorcom Lane
a bedrm frame house. nrepl.
full bsmt.: avail. now; Sfl 800
IA. 5-O4S: or JE. 4-74l2,
ARL. N.-Sl2,3OO. Low down
payment. Nice, clean 4-bedrm
older home In COW. area. with
income possibilities Level yard
workshop. JOHN NJ. ANDERSON
REAt. ESTATE. IA. 5-OS42, IA
1-6lO0, IA. R-S2lA.
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MONROE

DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtors
134 N. Kings Hwy, Alex, Va.
co. 5-9l0O. weekdays 9-5
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Early VIRGINIA. FARMHOUSE O

elorious acres, surrounded by
eentury-old oaks. terrific buy at
Sl2.950, tremendous rooms
throughout: bedrms., huge
Kitchen. Really worth looking into.
nS 10TH ME- RSEAhTY me- Sccss 800 Ar
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FAIRFAX TOWN-4-bedrm. III.
bath split-leyel with bsmt.: over.
sized equipped kit. full dininl
rm. opening. TO patio and fenced
yard, full OF trees: SCI 800. As.
sumo 4hzss loan. OWNER. CIR
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ESTATE. MARKHAM, VA. (EdFe-
mont with 5 ecfes--Auth. Germ.
Colonial with porches and bay
window. Insulated, ia baths. oil
hot-water heat, . flrepls,. mount.
view. with trees, shrubs. birds and
brook: Double garage: being sac
ri1eed at So 300: BY illness. Sub
stantial cash: For details cali
ALTMAN REALTY CO., KE. g.
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NOrance

REALTY CO. INC.
I23I7 WILSON BLVD. IA. 10000
ARLINGTON, N.-Brick rambler
Z bedrms.. "a baths. sen. aln
nm, breakfast booths, dishwasher
tiled bsmt.. storm windows, ienceC
yard: walking distance TO All pup
lie schools and paroehiel hign
Open all day Sunday. $3.50 N
3fst st. JE. 3-3434 -.---
ARLINGTON BEAUTY-charminH
brk Colonial. clean As whistle
3 bedrms. lst-FLOOR Law; rec
iiv. rm Pine convenient neishbor-
hood one blk. Of wash. blvd. MID
o0s. FRANK 8, PHILLIPS. INC
REALTORS. IA. 1-SOl2; ewes"
ia. S-3O:H
ARLINGTON BOULEVARD PALS
CHURCH AREA--Want something
diierenti This true contemporary
rancher Ia loaded with charm
Towering hardwood trees, beauti.
ful lot and neighborhood. walk Y
bus. 2 bedTms., hv. rm. VIII
firepl. washer. drier, eanippeae
Kit. PHA approved at $4,000
Only $1,000 cash required. y.
6TEFFEY REAL ESTATE, JE