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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Seeds Of Character

teachers opportunity for molding youth goes
far beyond textbook knowledge. As a temporary
custodian Of young minds he or she can SOW seeds
Of character that flower throughout lifetime and
into new generations.
Area students. in suggesting persons in public
life whom they most admire, named celebrities in
various fields statesmen, humanitarians, stars Of
the entertainment world and athletes
Seven Of those responding to our questions
about teacher who influenced their lives have
articles in this issue: Elder statesman Bernard NJ
Baruch, Secretary Of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson,
Senators Margaret Chase Smith and John r. Ken
nedy, Gov. Lindsay Almond Of Virginia. actress
Loretta Young and football star Eddie LIE Baron.
Others cited their remembered teachers in letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

"A teacher affects eternity He coa
neUeT ten iDtere his influence stops"
HENRY ADAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
DR.. McCay
To Speak

AS a service for housewives
seeking menus designed to
provide the maximum in
healthful nutrition for their
families, the Coop Home
making Department of
Greenbelt Consumer Services
will present DR.. Olive McCay,
professor of nutrition at Cor
nell University, in a discus
sion of --latest Developments
in Nutrition" The meeting
will be held in the groups
hospitality room in the Piney
Branch Coop at 8545 Piney
Branch road, Silver Spring,
on Wednesday, october %,
at 2::30 pm.
DR.. McCay is one of the
Nations leading authorities
on nutrition. Besides his
work at Cornell for the past
80 years, he has served as
food consultant to the mill
tary services and has au-
thored such outstanding
books as THE Vitamins,"
Mental Disorders in Later
Life" Problems of Aging"
and CO authored FOOD for
Life"
Perhaps the accomplish
ment for which DR.. McCay is
most widely known is the
Cornell Formula" bread de-
signed to improve nutritional
standards at minimum cost
in the daily diet Of the in
mates Of New York State
institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Mary Gertrude to
Mr.. John Joseph widmayer,
jr.. son of Mrs. widmayer Of
Bay Ridge and the late Mr..
Widmayer. The wedding
took place October 10 at st.
Aloysius Church. The couple
will live in Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Suum-Helbero

Mrs. Miriam Helberg an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Roberta Susan to
Mr.. George d. Saum, jr.,
son Of Mrs. Grace Harris of
Webster Springs, w. Va. The
wedding took place on Sep
TENDER ~ at the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Takoma Park. The couple
will live here.
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October Meeting

The october meeting Of the
Observation-Disclosures D. C.
Alumnae chapter Of Delta
Gamma fraternity will be
held at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. William r.
Sween in University Hills.
Mrs. Walter Lubsen will
speak on "The Art Of Using
Wine in Cooking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Harvest Ball

The sisterhood Of the Beth
Torah Congregation Of Mount
Rainier will hold q Harvest
Moon Ball at 0 pm. Saturday
at the synagogue. There will
be refreshments, entertain
ment and dancing to the
music Of the Pan Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Edmunds-HunleY

Col. and Mrs. James Mar
tin Hanley Of Arlington an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Mary Lewis to Mr..
James Easley Edmunds III.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Edmunds of Oxon Hill.
Md. The wedding took place
yesterday at the Fort Myer
Chapel. The couple will live
In Charleston. W. Va.
RusseH-Heit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heit
Of Croton-on-H Hudson, N. Y.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Harriet Vir-
GINA Of Lexington, Va. to
Mr.. j. Thomas Russell Of
Lexington, Va, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Russell.
The wedding took place yes
terday at st. Augustine's
Episcopal Church. The couple
will live here.
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Annual Turkey Dinner

The women Of st. Peters
Episcopal Church in Mont
gomery County will serve
their 51st annual Turkey
Dinner and Bazaar on Satur-
day, November z. from 4 to
8 pm. in the Poolesville
High School.
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Welch-Leonurdi

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Leonardo announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Car
mela Florence to Mr.. Jay
WEIGH, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John WEIGH Of Hyattsville.
The wedding took place Oc-
tober 10 at st. Bernadette's in
Silver Spring. The couple will
live in Takoma Park.
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Russell-Heit
Meulenbero.Sondbero

Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sandberg announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Mary
Patricia to Mr.. Jon Adrian
Meulenberg of Richland.
Mich. The wedding took
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Widmuyer.Collins

DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Francis Collins Of this city
and Bay Ridge. Md. an
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WEDDINGS

place october II at Emman-
ual Church, Anacostia parish.
The couple will live in Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

symmetrical" he has seen--were
dug and the root balls wired
and burlapped early in the
spring. The trees were then
hoisted from their Montgomery
County. Md. locations by
cranes to trucks and carried TO
their new home. The dogwoods
set the motif for the. overall
scheme.
The Dawn Redwood honors
the memory of Mrs. Frank B.
Noyes. The young tree. not
half so large as 1t viii be in
the future. reminds beholders
that Mrs. Noyes was a prime
mover in the establishment Of
the National Arboretum here
by Congressional action during
the Coolidge Administration.
Mr.. Noyes was for so years
president Of The Star.
Nobody knows how TAN a
Dawn Redwood will grow in
Washington. Not actually a
redwood. 1t resembles a larch
and is deciduous. Its height
probably will exceed so feet.
How the seed came 10 this
country makes an interesting
story.
The Dawn Redwood dMe-
tasequoia), known prior to 1915
only from Mesozoic paleobotan-
ical fossils millions Of years old.
was found in a temple court
yard in Szechnan, China. In
1913 the Arnold Arboretum re-
ceiyed viable seeds and dis
tributed them in all parts of
the world. This interesting
species now is doing well not
only in Santa Barbara, Calf,
but also in Millbrook, N. Y.
where it has withstood tenn
peratures of Is degrees below
zero. The Stars specimen was
growing at the Washington or
National Arboretum where DR..
Henry Skinner is director.
Thus there are no Dawn Red
woods in this country older
than The Stars. 1t is the
surprise specimen" in Mr.. Col
Inns landscape plan.
The Common Smoketrees
have brilliant scarlet-to-orange
foliage in the autumn. In June
and July the flowers form a
feathery mass appearing like
smoke from a distance. They
are at once. shrub and tree,
progressing to the latter.
The Column Norway Naples,
% at The Star, are compare
lively new in the United States
and are a sport variety of the
normal Norway Maple. It has
been "in captivity" for about
80 years and in some situations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES
HYATrsvILLE HORTICULTURAL

MYATTsvILLE HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY, Thursday, 8 pm. at the
First Baptist Church, Mrs. Karl Fisher
will speak on Fern Valley in the Ma
t t.s.s ArsoEstum and members are
dens, ARRANGEMENTS and specimens. Ex-
hibits theme THE Flowers That
Bloom IN the Spring" Refreshments;
door prize. Guests invited
CARR0LLTON GARDEN CLUB.
Tuesday, 8 pm, at Lanham Esmsn-
tary School. DR., John Creech. USDA,
Japan" with slides.
DOWN-TO-EARTH GARDEN CLUB.
Wednesday. 1890 am, at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Wetmore. 5000 DELI
wood place, Bethesda. Garden FASH
ions from the Surrey. Shop win be
shown BY Lynn Carroll
BELTSvILLE GARDEN CLUB.
Wednesday, 7:30 pm. plant sale. 8
School. DR.. H. A. Hunter, University
Of Maryland. viii speak on vegstables.
FIVE HILLS GARDEN CLUB Of
Vienna, Va, Tuesday, : pm. at the
Vienna Elementary School. Charles
Kennedy viii speak on the varieties
ana culture Of azaleas. Mrs; 7. 3.
will discuss the. bird studies Of the
month. the cowbird and the phoebe
The horticultural committee Will sp0n-
scr an mtraclub display Of iris. Hest
esses: Mrs. Gerald cowden. Mrs. VII:
liam Cullen. Mrs. Richard Donahue and
Mrs william Eiseman
HILLCREsT GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day, s pm, at the home Of Mrs. Neva
Brewer. 2423 Thirty-second street Sc
LuXMANOR Gal DEN CLUB,
Wednesday, S:i5 pm, at Gustin Gar
dens, Miss Margaret c. Lancaster to
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discuss the manner of exhibiting horti-
EAST HILLS GARDEN CLUE, Mon.
Blanche Mcqueen, lis Hillside place
Capitol Recreation Center show: Mrs
zelma Hudson. Mrs, Hazel Eatmon,
John Hudson, Sarah mellow, Mrs.
shall.
GRoGREEN GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day, 5 PM. Gustin Gardens. Mrs.
Catherine Neibech will speak on the
culture Of chrysanthemums.
HALF-ACRE GARDEN CLUB of Fort
Washington Forest. Tuesday, s pm,
at the home OF Mrs. L. J. Wulfecamp,
1918 Van Buren, drive. DR. Betty Brad
ford Bloom viii speak on hero garden
IINCOLNIA PARK GARDEN CLUE,
Monday, 8 pm, at the home Of Mrs.
c. o. Travers, 2O4 South Chowan
avenue. C.; Harrison Mann, ir. win
speak IN @R sCaasd Bssutihsation and
and Mrs; 3 1. Patterson. IL.
Thursday, 10 am, home of Mrs. r.
w. Danischefsky. s5O5 Beech Tree
road, Bethesda. Mrs, Edgar Clark will
speak on the growing Of herbs and
WOMANs COMMUNITY CLUB, Gar
den DEPARTMENT, Kensineton, Md, will
install oficers at the June meeting
with no session in May. The installa.
ton will be June 20 at the Meadow
brook picnic grounds. Oficers include
Mrs. Esteile Phillips, president: Mrs.
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Bethesda Club
To Give Show
In Parish Hall
scARLu OAK a. .

"A Garden Is q LONESOME
Thing" win be the theme of
the 35th annual spring flower
show of the Bethesda Com
niuaity Garden Club. wednes-
day. in the parish hall of st.
johns Church, Bradley lane
at West Avenue in Bethesda.
The public hours are 3 pm.
and Q pm.
Nonmembers are invited to
enter classes in the arrange
unents and horticulture divi-
eions. (call Mrs. Henry P.
Chandler, OIL. 2-42341.
A feature will be wild
Flowers Of America, an ed
ucational exhibit by Miss
Candace Kaiser Of Walter
johnson High School.
Mrs. Robert H. FELIX. general chair
man. will be assisted By Mrs Warren
=. stoops, cochairman, and Mrs. Nell
Ers otto sylye as Ino Ma ooa sorS:
Rriggs. Mrs. siias Creeeh. Mrs. Henry
=. Allen. Mrs. Horace Hampton, Mrs
Henry Chandler. Mrs. william Nc
Ertlis: and Mrs. Gordon Seger Mrs.
ram Shinkman is president Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

will reach TO 80 feet with a
foliage diameter Of only 6 TO
~ feet. Close set as at The
Star II is believed they will
shoot upward and the foliage
diameter stay within about six
feet.
The street trees on the west
side Of the building along Sec
'ond street Sc. are six willow
oaks. These trees along the
curb win make strong, hori-
zontal growth. quite dense, and
of considerable size, contrasting
well with the Column Norway
Naples. The six street trees
along Virginia avenue are red
oaks. taller but loose growing
as to leaf area. allowing the
viewer to "see through them"
into the park across the way.
The Snow azaleas- -422 OF
them-are capable Of making a
great show. Originally It was
planned to use the lovely white
azalea Rose Greedy. named for
the distinguished Washington
landscape architect. Journeying
BY freight car from Louisiana
the plants were frostbitten, and
as a result the fine Snow azalea
was substituted. The aim was.
and is. to have a river" Of
azaleas meandering around the
building across the north front
and back along the west side to
the railroad entrance at the
rear.
The sod used for the lawn is
Merton bluegrass. planted by
William @. Burton.
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tween the landscape architect
and the general architects OF
the new structure.
The building rises amid trees
azaleas and grass that seem 70
have been there always. The
paintings include:
i . Four large specimen dog
woods and five smaller ones.
. Six American holly trees,
each IS TO 40 years old. obtained
from the Richmond. Va. area.
ADawn Redwood presented
by the National Arboretum.
. Three Common Smoketrees
from Pennsylvania.
Three small Southern Mag
nolias. having large wax-green
leaves, from North Carolina.
. Twenty-eight Column Nor
way Naples. tall growing and
with little side spread. from
New Jersey.
. Three SO=toot tulip poplar
trees.
. 422 Snow azaleas.
. Twelve oaks, six red and
six willow, as street-curb trees.
Elongated Designs
The north Handicapped area
along Virginia avenue and the
park is about As feet wide by
$50 feet long. That to the west
along Second street s. E. is
about Is feet wide by $50 feet
long.
Because Of the desire to tie
the paintings into the general
park theme. mature specimens
generally were used. and this
added greatly to the dimen-
sions Of the task.
One precaution in the PLAN
ming was so to design the tree
arrangement that the speci-
mems would frame the concen-
trated window area Of the FIVE
story air-conditioned building.
This meant using trees that
would rise no taller than one
story under the window area,
and using tall-growing trees to
the east and west Of the
windows. The tulip poplars, the
Dawn Redwood and the slender
Column Norway Naples grow
along the facings of the build
ing where there are no windows.
Highlights Of Paintings
The entire project was con-
ceived by Lester A. Collins, LA.
His work was dovetailed into
the scheme of the general
architects, Faulkner. Kingsbury
& StenhouSe. Gustin Gardens
was responsible for the plant
material. Stanley Musgrove, of
Gustin's, was in charge Of the
actual planting.
The highlights of the plant
ing are:
The dOgwOOd trees-four of
great size and splendid SYM
metry-including one that Mr..
Collins described as "the most
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Woodhoven Results

Mrs. B. A. Gritta won best
arrangement in show and
sweepstakes honors in horticul-
ture in the Woodhaven Garden
Club show Thursday. Most
points in the artistic arrange
ments section were scored by
Mrs. Weldon Benson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
Evening Star Building
Londscoped as Park

Garfield Park seems to leap
Virginia avenue and continue q
verdant setting Of rare beauty
to the very walls Of the new Star
Building at Second street and
Virginia avenue Sc.
This has been accomplished
by careful collaboration be-
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Thomas B. Hail, assistant chairman;
Mrs. Leo r. Dillon, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Harold @. ouase, corre-
sponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Way
land, treasurer, and Mrs. Warren
Adams. Decentralization.
PAINT BRANCH GARDEN CLUB,
Monday, pm. at the home Of Mrs.
William Werber, 700l Forest Hill drive,
Hyattsville, Nd. Annual plant ex-
change
AYR HILL GARDEN CLUB Of
Vienna, Va, Monday 1880 pm, at
the home Of Mrs. Russell Bean. Mrs
Arthur Ringland will speak on cfrys-
anthemum culture cohostesses; Mrs.
RaleiEh Edgar, Mrs. Hugh MeDairmid.
Mrs. Grace Tranbarger.
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Sole Tomorrow

The Parkwood Garden Club
win hold a plant sale tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. Sara
Wilson. 4517 Edgefleld road,
Kensington, Md.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

ROSEMONT- GAITHERsBURG -
One Of the most beautiful lots
available; walking distance to bus:
over 10000 So. IT.; $1,000.
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LOIS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL and . acre home
sites, facing Congressional Coun-
try Club, $3.50 up; terms.
SHAPIRO INC, l413 K, NE. silly
CoLESvILLE, Md acre ram
bier sites, $1,000 up, on terms.
KAY REALTY co PA R-oO00
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$17,750
3 Minis. To
Shirley Hwy.

Quick access to Belvoir, GUAM
tico or Pentagon and D. C..
from this brand new brick
rambler with 3 bedrooms, ia
baths, separate dining room,
the last word in kitchens in
Guiding eye-level oven, coun-
ter-top range and DISPOSAL.
full basement with space for
big recreation room and out
side entrance. Call FL. A.
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$13,250
Brick Rambler
$500 Down

Conveniently situated for
committing to Pentagon and
Navy Annex $50 minutes),
Belvoir (S minutes, Quanti-
co us minutes) on g lovely
175-ft. lot. Three bedrooms,
nving. room. dining room and
bright, equipped kitchen, 3
blocks to bus and shopping,
OUTSIDE tool or play house.
Dial 7O3-GYpsy 10000.
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43B n. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg
WI. S-90ll WA. 6-04Ol
Ewes. Mr.. PRICE WA. 6-0SOS
LOTS, L. ACRE. city water, Silver
Hill-Camp Springs area. OWNER,
RE, 5-5l6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

HILLCREST-75xl30. street and all
utilities. $3.50.
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Assume large loan. Falls Church.
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick: paneled
rec. rm.. master hedrm. w/dress-
ing rm. and private bath. Lge.
hadgad Lot
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$27,950
4 Bedrooms
Not Through Street

A gracious split-level in q
select area of Alexandria.
Living room with fireplace,
formal dining room, up-to-
the-minute kitchen with dis
posal and dishwasher, two
full baths and three bedrooms
on the upper level one full
bath and two bedrooms in
the spacious basement with
finished recreation room. See
this home this week end. Call
XII S-2320.
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$31,500
SDlit-Level
Alexandria

A charming, solid-brick home,
opposite Episcopal Seminary
grounds, near new Hammond
High School. 3 large bedrooms
and den or 4th bedroom, 2h
baths, a separate dining room.
fireplace in living room and
the last word in kitchens
with counter-top range, eye
level oven and naturally q
dishwasher and disposal. Spa
cious daylight basement,
24x15 mahor any-paneled rec
reation room, with fireplace
and a big 22x30 storage and
utility area. Call XII. 1890.
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30 WOODED LOTS-High, rolling

30 WOODED LOTS-High, rolling
plStted and 'a recorder StE"T minimum mum
frontage. 100 #. Lots la-acre up;
street work to be done; ideal for
small investor. These lots should
increase in value rapidly. Will sell
entire group for SlO,5OO. Low
down payment. Located 81 mi.
from D. c., in Prince william
Co, Va ia. 4-114S
4i7 FEET FRONT, . paved roads;
miles south Md; city water:
across phone BLDG; $500, terms.
Box l5-V, Star
so DOWN, $40 MONTH, buys for
$500. l2-acre lot for house or
trailer: new subdivision; 43 mis-.
south Of D C.; mr.. U. S !: MRS.
GLASCO. Dial FL 4-@G34.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
ARLINGTON

S-unit apt, plus . unfinished apis
in good rental area, will give over
$4,000 annual gross; only $4,000
down, priced at 6 times gross, with
turn. incl. call WHITLEY REAL.
TY CO, IA. $4,000.
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$4,000
Fenced Yard
Cape Cod

Lovely home in North Airing
ton, recently rebuilt to new
condition from foundation up.
23x14 living room with dining
area, modern kitchen with
disposal; 2 bedrooms, one over
90 #. in length, den or Sd
bedroom, walk to schools or
bus, trees on 124-ft. lot. Call
IA. 10000.
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$22,5O0
p Acre
Brick Rambler

A home of quality construc-
ton Just south Of Alexandria,
featuring 25-ft. living room,
separate dining room, the
kitchen is up TO the minute,
equipped with disposal and
dishwasher: 8 bedrooms, one
full bath upstairs, " bath in
the full basement with outside
entrance and partially finished
recreation room. Convenient
to shopping, walk to bus. Call
SO. 5-6790.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL PRoPERTY-5-rm.
house, excellent location: doctor
or dentist: Columbia pike-Glebe
I'd. area. IA. 2-635l.
JUNK YARD AND GARAGE, BALTIC,
Wash. blvd, Jessups, Nd: 300-ft.
frontage. 1000 #, deep: horne. 6
apis; all apis. rented. Waterloo
2-772-W.
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PINE RIDGE-HappineSs for sale
amidst huge oaks on over "a acre
This 3-bedrm., 1h-bath ranch
home is ideal for small children
Pine panel. liv. rm.-din. rm. with
woodburning flrepl. Elec. kit. with
space to feed the young. 14x22-ft
pine panel. family rm,, plenty Of
closets rear scr, porch, carport
priced under 100000 For appt
TO see call BOB RINER REAL
ESTATE SALES, FL. 4-7021, "a,
hour service.
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Sudden Transfer

sudden Transfer
A quick buyl Bargain lockers see
this now; all-brick 3-bedrm. ram
bier, beaut. equip. kit, l q baths,
. f1repls., full bsmt. with huge
rec. rm. area. Absolutely spotlesS.
$1,000 down; assume present loan
At bargain price, S19,950. IA. q
O250.
Unlikely REALTY
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ONLY S19,9O0-Three bed
bS S2em.D / u All baths 11sk daylight Ia
900 So. II. OF lovely level
land. Nothing to be done
here except move in. OF
FERED BY ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000.
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$4,000
Over u Acre
Full Basement

Brick Cape Cod offering fire.
place in living room, separate
dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, two bedrooms, full bath
on first floor, permanent stairs
to expandable attic. one par
tally finished bedroom and
toilet already in basement. 81
screened porch, one block to
bus. low down payment. Call
SO. 5-6790.
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SOUTHEAST
48 UNITS

Modern building located in good
Northwest area. featuring AZ one
bedroom apartments. Yearly rent
S46,5S4, sensibly priced for i'm
mediate sale; liberal terms. for
details call Mr.. McGinniss. MA.
S-5OO0: evenings, tn. 2-23SS.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA:
$37,450
Award Winner
North Arlington

A lovely new brick rambler
with a fine address. Large Nv
ing room with fireplace, den,
big kitchen with every con-
venience, formal dining room,
slate entrance foyer, three
bedrooms and two baths on
FIRST floor, one potential bed
room and a full bath, beauti-
full recreation room with built
in bar and large utility room
in the full basement: attrac-
lively Handicapped lot with
trees in back. Call IA. 4-6O6O.
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$14,250
Easy to Buy
Springfield

Attractive rambler offers 8
large bedrooms. 9x7-foot bath,
24-foot living room with fire.
place, delightful kitchen and
separate utility room, too. The
home has a partial basement
and is situated on a lovely
quiet hill with trees. Call FL.
4-S600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

3 to 10 acres Of industrial
ground in Mont. Co, natural
gas must be avail: will pay
cash or terms as preferred
If ground is not now Zoned
industrial. we will purchase
subject to coming provided a
preliminary appraisal lndi-
Gates Zoning can be had.
Call Jim Binning with
JAMES l. DIXON e. CO.,
ST. $1,000: ewes, EN- 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
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AMERICAN U. PIX, upper wiscon-
sin ave. completely air cond.; 3
SSfnie =. 1000 s. y; pa parking for
2-5424, TI0HE WOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
$4,000
$500 Down
Approx. " Acre

Beautiful shrubs. young trees
and paintings surround this
brick and frame rambler on
a large level lot. entire rear
yard chain-link fenced, large
living room, dining area BY
the attractive kitchen, storage
utility room with entrance to
carport, Q good size bedrooms
and full bath. Home is equip
ped with storm windows and
doors. Call CIR. 3-4560.