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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
Ddvis-KoppIer

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jack
Happier Of Kensington. Md.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Barbara Ann
to Mr.. George Clifton Davis.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Davis. The wedding took
place August % in the Metro
politan Memorial Methodist
Church. The couple will live
in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02

Wis. and is presently a fresh
man at Mount Vernon Junior
College.
This princess. who made
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

into perspective as it is dis
cussed around the dinner table
can add measurably to the
child's knowledge of such sub
jects as history and geography.
TV-Helpful or Harmful?
An atlas, a globe, an almanac
and a dictionary might be kept
conveniently close to the tele-
vision set, so that they can be
consulted during news and doc
umentary programs. And, of
course, there are many times
when parents can help the child
most simply by turning off the
television set. But when the re-
ference materials are at hand
they often invite checking on
some controversial or doubtful
point that has been raised in a
television program. This may
not only clarity the matter i'm
mediately at issue, but may
lead to further exploration of
the subject, expanding the child's
knowledge beyond what appear
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
Parents Can Help Boost Children's
Grades With Praise, Encouragement

Even if Pops science educa-
tion did end when he learned
how to wire a doorbell, educa-
tors agree he still exerts lot
of influence on how we'll his
youngsters fare in school. And
Nom may not be able to help
in diagramming ionic and coval-
ent compounds, but she still has
a big hand in the next genera
tion'S school progress.
The National Education Asso-
citation, has put in a good word
for Nom and Pop and what they
can do to help their offspring
make the most of their school
experience.
Among the obvious ways, of
course, are the provision of a
quiet secluded place for study,
aiding with home work assign
ments, and offering encourage
ment by praising the child's ac-
complishments.
But probably more important
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

and Bingo have their education
al uses, although these are some
times exaggerated. But the word
games tend to increase vocab-
ularies and improve spelling, and
games like Dominoes and Bingo
are likely to improve facility
with numbers.
Travel Diaries
When the family goes on a
trip-perhaps a weekend outing
notebooks and pencils should
be made available to the young
sters so that they can make
notes, or perhaps draw pictures
of the things that interest them
most. Such travel diaries serve
an obvious educational purpose,
and they often make hilarious
reading for the author and mem
bers of the family in later years.
When a birthday or Christ
mas come along, it might be
we'll to consult the librarian, or
teacher, about books which
would make suitable presents.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24
Harry Seeney, @,
Dies In Hospital

Harry Seeney, sc, husband OF
Maude Farnsworth Seeney of
Smyrna, died Thursday, Decem-
Der IL at Kent General Hospital
Dover. Mr.. Seeney was a re-
tired mechanic for the PennayI
vania Railroad, Delaware Divi-
sion. He was member of As
bury Methodist Church, Smyrna.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by: a daughter, Mrs.
Purnell Dean, Greensboro, Md.
two sons, Marion Seeney, Gwin-
hurst, and Marvin Seeney, Har-
rington; and five grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
Services were held Sunday at
2 pm. at the Mathews Funeral
Home. Smyrna with the Rev.
]. Howard Link, pastor of As
bury Methodist Church, officiat-
ing. Burial was in Templeville
Cemetery, Templeville, Md.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

are the subtler, yet more per-
vasive influences of the home,
which condition the whole at
mosphere in which the child
grows up. Dinner table conver-
sation, for instance, is not us
ually thought of as having any
direct bearing on formal educa-
tion, but it can be directed SO
as to stimulate the interest of
the child, enriching the discov-
cries he is making in school, or
laying the ground work for
school experiences yet to be en-
countered.
With teenagers particularly,
the educators urge that table
talk should be guided into the
realm of substantial ideas. Teen
ayers, they say, love "bull ses-
sions" and learn much from
them. Often, they point out, de-
velopments in current events
have their roots in history and
simply putting the days news
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

ed in the program itself.
This procedure also helps the
child from six to sixteen to be
method in acquiring knowledge
the tracking down of observ-
ed and provable facts, leading
perhaps, to conclusions about
other facts, which were not inn
mediately apparent.
The innate tendency of every
childr from six to sixteen to be
a collector of something can be
encouraged. An orange crate or
soap box in the young child's
room can become a treasure
chest for storing collections of
rock specimens, shells, postage
stamps, insects and the like.
The collector naturally wants
to become an expert" in the
field of his collection, and is
drawn irresistibly to acquire
knowledge about it.
For the younger children,
games like Scrabble" Third
of Ghost" and even Dominoes
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

Or the choice might be a sci
ence kit, an ant farm, an easy
to-assemble ra dio set-some-
thing, in any event, from the
almost infinite variety of truly
educational toys, games and
such that are available in the
shops these days.
The educators have a word of
caution for those parents, anx-
ious to have their children get
a head start in school, who are
tempted to teach them such
things as reading, writing, and
arithmetic before they actually
start school. In most cases it
is not a good idea. 1t can lead
to Illustration of both parent and
child and seriously handicap the
child in his school work.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

1t is the common wonder of
all men how, among so many
millions of faces there should
be none alike.-Sir T h m S
Brown.
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Announcement

CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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HAIR STYLISH; one full-time ant
ono part-tlme operator, immedl'
ately: good salary and commis'
sion. DI. 7-oiS7; after 9, AP. q
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OfEN 10 3 I'm. THURSDAYS
ATLAS AGENCY
1870 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE, 1897
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
LATIONS, CAPITOL HILL, Law,
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
InternationalS - to SllOI
Airlines and law.
RECEIPTS. !. to $3.50
For ex-senator, meeting public;
and other professional ofhces.
RADIO st. $50
Secretary for / man.
FOUNDATION .--. sos
New-private and admin. seey.
elk. -TypiStS to $85
Varied duties in top level offces.
Girl Fridays - to $500
JR. SECYS. to $4,000
Special listing where you can
start with rusty shorthand and
advance quickly.
CLERKS $50-$80
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II NV.
Annette D. Tatelmarl
RE. 7-44l4
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RELP WOMEN

GIRL. white. 20-4O, vapIed duties
sonSIity :0 iuil o. yp pSTi time Rm am
70 $3.50 pm, Good perm. Job. Ii,
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HELp WOMEN
MACHINE
OPERATOR

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
MGR 5000, for accounts receivable;
permanent position: 5-day week
incl. Sat. Excel, salary and other
benefits. Apply In person only.
L. e. MASSEY
GOO 18th st. NV.
CASHIERS AND eALEsLADIEs
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For Washington's leading Variety
department store. Must be exper
In either children's wear, ladies
ready TO wear, hosiery or cashier.
ing, Top salary plus comm, paid
vacation. pleasant working condi-
lions. Apply IN person 70 MT,
STANLEY at 8. N. MCBRIDE Co.
700 II st. ne.
CITY EMPL. CENTER
cLERK.TYPIsT Cwh.-col.) S05 up
ADDREseOdR. elk, VIII, top sal,
SWITCHBOARD OPER., VIII, $50
CASHIER and Secy., VII, top sal
BEAUTY MAID, colored S43
FOUN. cOUN. -oRILL GIRL. top sal.
Bus Girls, top sal.
1910 nth 81. NV. DE. 2-ll23
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TIPPING, shorthand, .IBM
day or eve low cost. TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 O NV, Ma, S-4C2D
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALUMINIUM SIDING, rec. rooms,
porches, all types Of home improv. |:
Tree estimates, easy terms ACME
CONTRACTORS, IA. 2-23O3,
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HELP MEN
(cONIINUtpl
WIREMEN

Permanent positions for
first-class production
wiremen capable of wiring
power circuits from sche-
matte diagrams.
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ARTIST

in fashion illustration
end In layout. Bring samples. Full
time. permanent position; good
salary. company BENEFITS. Apply
HAHN'S SHOE STORES. Adv
Dept. 9TH and x SITS. NV.
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YOUNG MAN

To learn funeral business: white.
age 81 to So: must have D. C.
drivers permit, high school diplo-
ma and be q resident OF D. c.. or
Metropolitan Area for l year. Ap-
ply Mr.. G. c. Echols, W, W,
CHAMBERS CO. i400 Chaplin st.
NV, CO. 5-0432.
YOUNG MAN, exper. in mechanic
cal assembly, machine tools. spray
painting, desirable; Opening for
both full and part time workers
in expanding concern. interviews
LAB SUPPLY CO.. $500 Cedar
croft pl., Brentwood, Md.
YOUNG MAN to work as all-around
man in automotive store. Steady
Job. Apply between Q and 4, b401
Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg, Nd.
YOUNG MAN for general ONCE
work; knowledge Of tipping nee;
starting salary, $50 per wk. Write
p. o. Box 315S, stating age, ex-
per, telephone no. and address.
YOUNG MAN, to learn retail snoe
business, exper. not necessary. A
permanent position for the right
man. with fine oppor. for adj
vancement. Apply HANOVER SHOE
STORE, 93a Pa. eve. NV.
YOUNG MAN white, under 24l,
high school graduate. perm: pos;
interested in learning freight
rates with motor carrier organi-
cation; h-day wk., usual benefits.
Apply MIDDLE ATLANTIC CON-
FERENCE, 'o111 r ST. NV,
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RESIDENT MANAGER
And Others
Needing Extra Cash

For new air-conditioned apart
ment development in Alexandria.
Experience necessary IN new prof.
ect opening, maintenance, renting
and tenant-employe relations.
Good GALAXY and apartment for
qualified mature person. For inter-
view. calI Mr. LOVE, RE. 7-520l
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CLERICALS
Clerk-Typist
Secretary

Interesting openings for
those who quality; o-day.
40-hour week. Discount on
purchases. Paid holidays.
Family disqualification plan
available, and many other
excellent employe penents'
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
p ST. AT 9TH NV.
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sIrUArIoMs-WoMEN
teoNTlNUspl

C0LORED GIRL desires typing lob;
avs. IS wp.m,, = yrs. college
Phone Ii. 4-b35S,
cOLORED WOMAN wants work Of
any any kin Is , but prefers ga! cafeteria
COL0RED LADY as companion to
nice elderly person; Inv: day or
night. Refs. HO. 2.Olga.
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UNuSuAL

Brick rancher near Maryland Univ.
on u acre: 6 rms, tiled bath,
lt~..t Twin ~. dinin- IN. c0d
elec. kit. Family rm., 20x24, hot
water heat Ga mortgage can be
assumed. Sl7,500. Terms. Va
cant. open for inspection. 1907
Fitchinr Post lane
BURCH REALTY co.
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

FAIRFAX AREA-Nev,
3-bedroom, 21a-bath brk.
r a m b ler on ha-scre
wooded lot; 23x14 liv-
ing room, full basement
with fireplace, sadget-
packed kitchen. Walk to
bus. Open Saturday and
Sunday, ! pm. til dark.
14th st. Bridge out Ar
lington blvd. approx. 4
miles past Seven Cor
ners, left on Prosperity
ave Pine Ridge, to
Leroy pl., turn left TO
house. S25,950. Call
CIR. 3-456O.
ALEXANDRIA-Near bus
and schools: 3-bedroom,
2-bath brick rambler;
30X24 recreation room
in full basement. S5. 900
DOWN. 25-vear lst trust.
Open Sunday, l pm. til
dark. l4th St. Bridge
out Shirley hwy. to Rte.
Z turmoil. left on Rte. 7
to Braddock rd., bear
left on Braddock TO
house 500. S30,500. Call
KI. $3.50.
MOVE IN BEFORE
xMAS-New, 4-bedroom
1i2-bath rambler: verv
convenient to Fl. Bel
voir. $3.50 down CT.
Open Sunday, ] pm. til
dark. 14th st. Bridge
out Shirley hwy. to
Woodbridge, Va, right
on Rte. 1913 to Horner
rd.. left on Horner I'd.
to 4th ST., left on 4th
st. to z stA left on e
st. TO house. S16,500.
Dial 7O3-GY. 10000.
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1921 A ST., Seat Pleasant, Md
Modern brick rambler on lot
combination iiv. and din rm.
l5x30; electric kit, lovely patio,
16x24. with southern exposure: :
gas hot-water radiant heat; plenty
Of storage space in bsmt. and
attic: conv. to school, bus. etc. !:
designed for privacy and gracious
living: price S26.500 convenient
termsl Inspection by appt. Call
RUPERT. ST. 3-s4s4 or RE.
b-5Q54
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SPRINGFIELD-Brk. rambler, 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, full tiled bsmt :;
fireplace, diShwaSher, carport.
screened porch; woods in rear. FL.
4-lRoR
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Uo0DTAwN MANOp .

wooDLAwN MANOR -
New, brick split-level:
almost u acre; 4 bed
rooms, 2Ha baths. full
basement with 23-ft.
recreation room. Car
port: $500 down con-
ventional. Open Satur-
day and Sunday, l nm.
It'll dark. Drive out U. S.
! to Rte. 235 Wood
lawn Plantation. bear
left approx. / mile to
Patton blvd, turn left
/ block to Roberts I'd,
turn right for . blocks
to Buckner I'd. and cor
ner house. S24,550. Call
so. 5-6790.
VIENN 40 TON:
S1.S50 down FHA-l12-
year-old brick rambler;
3 bedrooms. den, > baths,
recreation room. Quiet
u acre. Sl9,5OO. Call
FL. 4-S6O0 to see 1t
today.
McLEAN'S FINEST
New. 5-bedroom brick
rambler on quiet wooded
cul-de-sac: 22xl4 living
room, forme. dining
room, 14-ft. kitchen, )
baths. " fireplaces, car
port. Walk to schools.
Open Saturday and Sun
day. / pm. til dark.
From Chain Bridee bear
right on Rte. 123. con-
tinue to trafic light in
Mclean. turn left on Old
Dominion dr.. for approx.
4 mile, turn right on
1909. then left on Long
fellow court. S33,950.
Call ia. 10000.
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BRADLEY HILLS
Situated on Over l Acre

BRADLEY HILLS
Situated on Over l Acre
First Time Offered
DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER II
you like = stereotype home, AS
THIS MOST UNUSUAL ENGLISH
COTswoLD-TYPE STONE RESI-
DENCE WITH A VERY HEAVY
VERM T-SLATE ROOF Is
DIsTINCTIVELY INDIVIDUAL.
Space does not permit . full de-
scription except to tell you there
are 4 BEDROOMS. 3H BATHS,
AND LIBRARY. THE STORY AND
A HALF LIVING ROOM IS 33'x1s'
WITH TREMENDOUS FIREPLACE.
A FAMILY OR RECREATION
ROOM ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
2S'x1s' WITH BEAMED CEILING.
IF YOU HAVE IMAGINATION WE
CAN HONESTLY SAY THAT YOU
WOULD HAVE A HOME UNLIKE
ANY OTHER IN THE METRO
PoLITAN AREA. Shown BY appt.
only. Call Mr.. DeMelman. ST. g.
1900, ewes. and week ends, AID.
2-3626 with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ACT QUICKLY for this bargain.
Do you want Q mod, 3-bedrm.,
1ia-bath brick, 3-year-old rambler,
oil h.-w.h., Hotpoint kit, laundry
rm., carport, on a lge, lot in q
nice neighborhood under $4,000?
Easy terms. Vacant. Call OWNER,
AID. 2-463S.
ALEX, SPECIAL-Sl3,5O 800. Del Ray
bungalow. everything on floor
Neat-appearing home with lots Of
charm: 3 bedrooms, . porches;
large lot. Extremely good terms
arranged Immediate occupancy
Inspect today. XII 9-3630 NJ H.
BARRY ORG. REALTY ADMIN ,
EYES, XII. 9-54SS.
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CHEVY CHASE
FOREST HILLS

qs1oo oBFh BRANbYW92NR | VI Z 81 giM' NV
NEW TOWN HOUSE
CALL Mr.. WAREING, EN-. 2-5Oe2
A. S. GARDINER & CO., INC.
1881 L ST. NV. Ma S-3923
CLEVELAND PARR-New listing,
view OF estate. Lovely enclosed
garden Exquisitely remod. brk, -.
4 bedrms., library, new kit, 3h
baths: gar Co. excl.
MRS. TIRANA EN-. 3-45go
H. A, GILL a. SON DE 0-5OO0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-E.W.
(cONTlNUEDl

DET. BRICK-Six rms; nice neigh
borhood: also, hSehld. items. Ewes.
or We'd. sat, Sun, 5426 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV.
MASS. AVE. PARK, embassy area-
New contemporary town house
nearing completion in beautiful
park setting: bedrooms, ga
baths. library. recreation rm., etc
CALL Mr.. CLARK. RA. 3-90ll,
A. S. GARDINER & CO., INC,
MA S-3Q93
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5-ACRE ESTATES

These s. acre farmettes, only 10
miles, from the D. C.. line, in lovely
best values in this area. Your
choice of either cleared or wooded.
for building or investment prop
erty: $4,000 and up: attractive
Anrrrns nHacn nnnr aa,nHairnnc
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M N-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

U. S. / at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 7O3-Gypsy 4-6090
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
King S-2320
Lee Hwy. Route 29-21D
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
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KOrZendOrfer

REALToR OIL. 4-S11i
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SPkINGFIELD, VA, 5000 Atteentee
Frepl.: earport: Sos. JE. a-3i44
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
STRICT HEIGHTS, 81

DISTRICT HEIGHTsi Sl4.3O0
FHA approved-4-bedrm. bunga-
low with family-size kit: z-aere
lot: walking distance TO schools
and bus. Call Mr.. Seaton. RE
WEST REAL ESTATE.
Y. RIVERnATR-3-bedrm. semi
det. brick home: bsmt. Vacant. No
money down: buy like rent.
OWNER, 10. 5-2l3l.
FORESTVILLE = New 3-bedrm.
rambler with walKout bsmt,. mod
kit. with wall oven; ) Minis. to
Andrews Field. Call Mrs, Nor
wood, RE. 5-40S5 CT RE. 6-3702
WEST REAL ESTATE.
FOUR-BEDROoM brick home, with
wall-to-wall carpeting in liv. and
din. rooms, open stairway to end
floor: bsmt. ideal for playToom:
fenced yard and many extras.
Terrific value at S14.500, FHA
or conventional terms. Call
FRINGE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-7714.
HILLANDALE AREA-Unsurpassed,
custom built. center hall brick
Cape Cod: bedrms., . baths. rec
rm.: other extras. Call THE W
W. LEWIS CO., Multiple Listing
Realtors, HE 4-3500.
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SUIILAND
Four -bedrm. brk Cape Cod; va
cant. Sep din. rm., full bsmt.
Only, Sl6,5o0. FHA or conven-
! tional
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93l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 4-6O6O
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South 5000
7O6l Brookheld Plaza
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood 4-SG0G
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ARL., ALEX, FAIRFAX
SALE OR RENT
LAKE BANCROFT

If you like a lake estate.
you will love this one. Pull
into the circular drive be-
hind the picturesque white
fence: then enter the cen
ter hall OF this long, low,
New Orleans-style rambler.
As YOU enjoy the view from
the picture window in the
huge living room, note also
the beautiful raised-hearth
fireplace, because you will
find this same stvle fire-
place in both the family
room right of the bright
modern kitchen and in the
3l-ft. rec. room on the
lower level. Papered formal
dining room, three large
bedrooms and . baths COM
plete the upper level. An
other bedroom. bath, plus .
screened-in porch complete
the lower level. Wall-to-wall
carpeting in the living
room, dining room and hall!
Owner has been transferred
and prefers to rent this
beauty for only $3.50 per
month to responsible par
ties: however, he will con-
slider a firm offer for sale.
The best buy on the lake
at only S3S,500.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burE for upper Mont Co prop
eTty WI S-g25O. Wa 6-25OO.
SILVER sPRING-Only sI5.95O.
3-bedTm. exp. brick Cape Cod.
'SPARKLES WITH CHARM
Fun bsmt., scr porch and Ice
fenced I'd.
w. ] NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
SILVER SPRING, CLOSE IN, WITH
SECLUDED CHARM bedrms.
. baths: Immaculate eond. (:
DOUBLE TREE-SHADED LOT.
price, Sl9,95O. HUGH 7. PECK.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACRES, ACREs-3-acre farmette
SlGinnS sHs MOUNDS SGuntTy s5s sS3 sG3 ETsS OysS
must Vscate BY Jan. L; asking
Sl6,25O, make an offer. SUB
URBAN PROP. MOT, VIII. g.
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HOUSES uHFuREIsHED

ACC0KEEK, MD.-5 rooms. bath,
oil heat: good condition: l acre
ground. Ii. 6-7043: ewes, LA.
6-6562, WILLOUGHBY REAL ES-
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Best D. C. Location

CHEVY CHASE, nr. Pinehurst cir
cle-Compl redec. inside and out.
VACANT brk -and-frame Colonial
w/3 bedrms: lSt FIR, den, sep
din. rm., breakfast rm. and scr.
porch overlooking charming gar
denS. An excel. value at $40 $50.
ANDRIS REALTY OF, o-QO7O
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BETHESDA, in low 2Os-BTick
split-level 2-yr. .-old home in excel.
cond. 3 bedrms., pa baths. day
light rec. rm., mod. kit. with table
space. Lge., compl. fenced yard
Owner trans, immediate poss.
REALTY OIL. A-1A1h
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BE OUR GUEST

This center hall brick
rambler located in q COM
munity Of custom styled
houses could very well be
the answer to your dreams
OF a home. 1t is Just min
utes to DC over Chain
Bridge I'd. and minutes from
the new CIA location in
Langley. The house itself
has 3 bedrms.. > baths on
1st floor. Large dining rm.
and living rm. with fireplace.
completely equipped kitchen.
There is a partly finished
rec. rm. with fireplace in
the basement. in addition
there is a large carport and
the lot has trees and pro-
fessionallv planned land
Scaping. See II this week
end. Priced at S2S,5O0.
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SUNDAY 9 TO SPIN.
Split level on "a acre, halfway be-
tween coleSville and Ashton. 3
bedrms.. = baths, finished rec.
room, separate dining rm., large
living rm. and kit, carport.
S23.950, on terms. Turn of Coles
vile pike on Snider lane, last
house on right. SANDY SPRINGS
REALTY CO., WA. 4-242I,
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HOUSES UEFURHIsHED
(cONTiNUEDl

SPRINGFIELD-Brk. rambler 3
bedrms, . baths, full tiled bsmt :;
fireplace, diShwasher, carport.
screened porch; woods in rear. FL.
4-1626.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = 3-bedrm.
split-level, " baths, liv. rm. with
flrepl-. din. rm.. equip. kitchen. m.
rec. rm., fenced rear yard; Sl55
sRos.. INC. Realtors. iis1S s446 Bran ran
don ave. Springfield. Va, FL. A.
1000. Closed Sundays
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = 2-hedTm
rambler with full bsmt., Ia baths,
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
equip. kitchen, fenced yard; avail
immed.; Sl35 mo. LYNCH
BROS, INC. Realtors, 644O Bran
don ave, Springfleld. Va, FL. A.
1000. Closed Sundays.
SPRINGFIELD, va, 5000 Atteentee
rd.-3 bedrm. mod. brick rambler
Frepl.; carport; SIPS. JE. 3-3l44
WHEATON-ROCKvILLE AREAS
Several , and 3-bedroom houses
available; some for immed. oe-
cupancy. 500 and up. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP. 10. 4-s44O
WIS. AVE, 222SI3 bedrms., hath:
Law in bsmt; . encl. porches,
gar, oil heat; avail. Jan. /; $3.50.
OIL. 2-669O.
3-BEDRM. BRICK-Gas heat, COM
pletely redec., large yard: conV.
NRL. schools, churches: SI25 mo
ELMIRA CORP. 169 DanburY
So. S.W.
Al CONDITION, 1858 Beech St
NV, Just OF Western ave. nv
Brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, ga
baths, separate dining room,
screened porch. garage, recreation
room; large private yard; S225.
B. ?. SAUL CO., 925 18th st.
NV, Ma. S-21O0.
COLORED-IS33 NORTH CAPITOL
ST.-S rms. 3 baths e kits } /;
newly dec; oil heat: only Sl35
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-IsI5 BELMONT RD.
heat; only sI35 mo. Mr.. NEU- O.
MANN, MA, $4,000,
COLORED OR WHITE, 1869 Park
rd., n.w.-l4 rooms, gar, auto
heat. Sl62 mo. Ii. 3-1607.
CoLORED-6-RM. HOUSE, newly
decorated. sc. section: 500 per
mo. ideal location. JU. 9-a3g6
COLORED-I236 Z ST. NE:
$3.50 mo.-6-room brick house.
full bSmt., gas heat; newly re-
decorated. A. c. HOUGHTON a.
SON, INC, 14lS H st. NV. DI.
7-9057.
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500 On, $92 M0.-Immaculate,
2-bedrm., full-bsmt. brick and
frame home. . blks. from st.
Marv's Church and School, public
elementary and jr. high: no red
tape; immediate possession. Call
PRINCE GEORGES s PROPERTIES,
Ap T.T-TA
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TOWN & COUNTRY
pEAITV

KE. $4,000 9 TIL 9
5l65 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.