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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Raleigh Haberdasher
Plans NetU Unit Here

Raleigh Haberdasher officials
this week disclosed plans to build
a second suburban branch store
at the new Wheaton Plaza shop.
ping center.
Sidney Lansburg, jr., Raleigh
president, said the store will oc-
cupy 1850 square feet of space
on a mall near Woodward and
Lothrop's department store.
Thus, Raleigh Haberdasber
joins the growing list Of major
downtown Washington and 9th.
err stores opening branches in
Montgomery County.
Raleigh was established in its
downtown Washington store in
1911. In May Of 1856, the firm
opened its first suburban store
in the Chevy Chase Center at
Wisconsin and Western ayes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Rockville
Girl Dies
OfLeukenia

Funeral services were held
Monday for Carolyn Ann Hall,
five-year-old Rockville girl who
died last Friday of leukemia.
Carolyn was the oldest child
of DIR. and Mrs. William G. Hall
OF Edison I'd. The diagnosis Of
leukemia was made on her fifth
birthday on February 5, after
she had been i'll for about a
week.
The girl attended Rockville
Nursery School. The Halls have
three other children: Kimberly,
8, Robin, 2, and David, 9 months.
Other survivors include Caro-.
lyn's grandparents, DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Hall of Rehoboth
Beach, Del, and DR.. and Mrs.
Guy N. Hartman of Meyersville,
Pa.
Interment was at Parklawn
Cemetery, following final rites
at Humphreys Funeral Home,
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Vesper Service
To HighEght
4-H Club Week

The annual Montgomery
County All vesper service at 8
pm. Sunday at the Washington
Grove Methodist Church, will
wind up local observation OF
National All Club Week.
Speaker at the event will be
Miss Dorothy Emerson, asso-
ciate State Leader in charge of
girls work, from the University
of Maryland. She will speak on
The Church and All Clubs"
Larry Dorsey, of Boyds, will
preside over the services, while
Connie Mills, of Monrovia, will
render the Call of Worship.
Ruth Ann P ayne, of Laytons-
vile, will read the scripture.
The prayer will be offered by
Joseph Schwartzbeck, jr., of
GaitherSburg, while Anita and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

The new store will carry a
complete line of mems and wom-
ems apparel, as well as a col.
lege shop for young men SINH
lar to the college shops in the
firms other locations.
Opening of the new store at
Wheaton will make Hart, Schaff-
ner g. Marx clothes available
to the immediate area for the
first time, since the line is ex-
elusive with Raleigh Haberdash-
er in Metropolitan Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
High School HighIights
Student Councils
To Meet Wednesday

ington. They also toured the Ma
tional Academy of Art where
they viewed a special, students
show.
Spanish class students at
Gaithersburg are eagerly await.
ing completion of electrical work
on "a new desks equipped with
head phones that will enable
them to listen to tapped lessons.
A similac arrangement al
ready is in use at Richard Mont
gomery.
Walter johnson
Seniors at Walter Johnson
High School tomorrow night
will stage one of their biggest
events of the social year when
they present their class dance,
called this year Hollywood
Hideaway."
Only seniors and their dates
will be admitted. A live band
will play in the cafeteria. Ad-
mission, without activity card, is
81 couple.
Chemistry students at Walter
Johnson will find the sometimes
difficult course a little more UNI
derstandable, thanks to chemis-
try teacher Mrs. Idella Won Loet.
zen.
Mrs. Loetzen repeatedly has
devised a new approach to bal
ancing some of the more com.
plicated equations used in the
course.
Wheaton
The National Honor Society
will stage its Spring induction
of new members at Wheaton
High School next Tuesday. In
duction will be followed by tea
and reception for the new mem
bers, their parents, and the fac.
ulty.
New members of the society,
chosen for their scholastic ex.
cellence, are tapped" by incum-
bent members at an assembly.
An incumbent goes into the au.
dience, taps a new member and
they both go on the stage for
introductionS.
The new inductee is given a
white carnation. Unknown to
inductees, their parents, already
invited secretly, will be on hand
to watch the ceremonies.
The chorus will sing and the
school band will play for the &C.
casion, marked by the appear
ance of mis- members in their
bright crimson robes.
Bonnie Lynn Gindlesperger
last week named Wheaton H. S.
Homemaker of the Year and
will enter statewide competition
for a $500 scholarship.
Wheaton's annual math con-
test to determine which student
will represent the school in an
upcoming state contest, was
scheduled for today. The test
will consist of about so problems
that must be completed within
80 minutes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Marine CORPS
BSeeking
.AUiUtOrs

Deadline for submitting ap-
plications to the u. S. Marine
Corps Aviation Officer Candi-
date Class is March % and there
are still IL vacancies allotted to
the metropolitan Washington
area.
Requirements for eligibility
are: college graduate, less than
26 years old and in excellent
physical condition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

will go up at 1920 am. as well
as 2 pm. The April perform.
ances also will go on at 10:30
am. and 2 pm.
Admission to all shows will
be 60 cents and tickets may be
purchased ahead of time at the
Airport Book Store in the
Chevy Chase Center; Kelly's
Play Center in Silver Spring;
the Hobby Mart in Wheaton;
Rogers Toy Store in Bethesda;
and at the Rockville Stationery
Store,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Wizard of o.
TOBe Offered
This SATURDAY.

The Adventure Theater, a
group Of adults who stage plays
for children, will present THE
Wizard of Or" this Saturday,
next Saturday and April II at
the Leland Junior High School,
Forty-fourth and Elm sts., Be.
thesda.
This Saturdays presentation
will be a 2 pm. matinee where.
as next Saturday, the curtain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Figure Skaters
Backing Show

Approximately 100 ice skaters
will take part in icy Interlude
of 1889" an Ice revue staged
April 3 and A at Uline Arena
by the Washington Figure Skat-
ing Club.
Miss Laurence Owen, u. S.
National Junior Ladies' Cham
pion, of Boston, and other out
of-town champions will take
part in the revue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

NCPA CSCllIdllNSS llOIII OIu-
dent Council Associations at
all County high schools will
assemble for the Inter-High
Stu d e t Council meeting
next Wednesday at Sher-
wood High School.
A general assembly, the exc
cutive council and the discussion
groups will meet in the schools
library.
Tomorrow night, the Sher-
wood Girls Athletic Association
will stage slumber party from
IL o'clock until 1880 Saturday
morning, in the girls gymna-
SUM.
An individual charge of 81
will go toward refreshments,
rent of the gym, and for an all
night vigil by a private police
man. The 10th, 18th, and 18th
grade classes are expected to
provide entertainment, perhaps
skits.
Also tomorrow night, the
school will hold an open house
for members of the school band
and their parents. The event
will take place in the bands
new quarters in the recently
completed boys gym.
Richard Montgomery
The RMHS student body this
year will undertake the job OF
collecting enough money to sup.
port a foreign exchange student
at the Rockville High School.
Such students in the past have
been sponsored by the Rockville
Lions Club and the American
Field Service, but the students
have elected to collect the money
for next year. So far, they have
$50.
Last week, several foreign ex.
change students from other
county high schools visited
RMHS TO illustrate how the pro.
gram works.
They met with student repre-
sentatives and exchanged their
views about dating, school and
family relations.
The RMHS debating team
emerged birthplace winners in
a Forensic Festival last Friday
at Maryland University.
Winner of the event was the
affirmative team from Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School which
argued the proposition: that the
United States should adopt the
essential features of the British
School system. They argued
with Milford Mill High School
Virginia.
Montgomery Blair Hig h
School came in second, while
RMHSs affirmative team, argu
ing the same proposition, placed
third.
Milford Mill High School took
home a large cup as overall win
ner of the Festival which also
included one-act plays and ora
essays.
Dick Tucker and David Rousf
were members of the winning
Richard Montgomery team.
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg High School ha:
announced girl and boy leads ii
the upcoming school follies
1.-THE Boy Next Door," to be helc
at 8:15 pm. March 20 and II.
Jackie Reber nailed down tn,
female lead while opposite hel
will be Chip Whittier. One of thu
featured acts will be the dane,
team of Mary King and Jimm,
Claggatt who are expected to d.
a soft shoe number.
The Gaithersburg Art class
this past Tuesday visited the Ma
! tional Gallery of Art in Wash
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Tips on Mosaics

Jack Reid, of Personal Touch
Artcrafts, next week will offer
workshops every day and night,
except Wednesday, to those who
want to learn how to m a k e
mosaics. His shop is at 236 East
Montgomery ave., Rockville,
and the telephone is Garden
4-5155.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

Jean King, of Gaithersburg, will
give a vocal selection. Ronald
Savage, of Gaithersburg, will
read the All Club pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
OWN THE VALUABLE

In washington, Arlingtcn. Alex
andria or Silver HpTing area
Produce and sell delicious ma
tionally advertised Spudnuts Pas
tries. Be your own boss, keeI
the substantial PROFIT. No experl'
ence necessary. Spudnuts train
you; tremendous retail, wholesal'
potential. Investment required OF
basic equipment and franchise
s2,3f5. Excellent locations Ar
available. both driye-in and stree
locations. Contact Mr.. PHIL KEEL
LOGG at WA. 7-7063 or writ
620S 4lth pl.. Rlyerdale. Nd.
PARTNER. active, wholesale SCI
food JE. 4-200g.
PHOTO SUPPLIES : Greet cards
e.30-5.3O. Net over 5000 wk
Terms. Easy oper, GIBRALTAR
PROPERTY AND FURN.-3 apts.
and home; $1,000 dn. NE. s-l6si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

CALL MR.. J. R. PEYToN
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
s2a 18th 81. NV. DI. 7-RS30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

HARDWARE, "a Va: shop. ctr,
n 1s $500 icy d rent s Gee Ess .IoIs with n
bldg. supplies, Va; (3) Lee. 1 IN
Nd. suburbs. GIBRALTAR co.
HARDWARE STORE. estab. IS yrs,
owner recently died. Terms and
lease can be satisfactorily ar
RANGED; worth Investigation. Ii.
3-BaOO,
INVESTOR with capital needed 10
complete research for patent in
cork f1eld and TO assist In dc.
Yeloping market on y 8 and
iorelgn level. Box 3e2-o. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

KENTLAND : 2-bedrm, detached
home; fenced yard; $3.50 mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY to share 3-bedrm. house with
/ other lady; low rent nr, transp.
Call after z pm, OV. 3-0646.
LADY WILL SHARE house with an
other lady bet. $3.50; pvt. bedrm.,
mr.. Pentagon, Navy. IA. S-8l36,
MAN DESIRES married couple to
snare home. Reas. All privileges
Apply 223 Mo. ave. NV, RIA.
3-S795.
OLD GEORGETOWN = Desire Q
more professional men to share
well-furnished home. FE. 1862.
TWO GIRLS to share GEORGETOWN
house with 2 other girls. Call
FEE. 7-5233.
WOMAN TO SHARE HOME with
employed widow Sc. section; all
cow: $40 wk. LU. 9-590S.
YOUNG MAN, share house with
others; Walter Reed area; sos
mo-, incl. daily maid serv., swim
pool; pref. coll. grad; 1885
JU. S-9456.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
CORNER BOARDING HOUSE, DROP.

perty and Turn; 10 rms, . baths
Income over Sl,2OO mo, OWENS
REALITY ME, S-a621, Me. S-04Sb
CORNER GROCERY sTORE-Aii
cond,, self-seryiee, Hours SIS
Closed Sun; O0ss cash business
Doing more than $500 weekly
5-year lease. Good for = families
same owner IL years. SYLVIA
KATz, $3.50 Brown ST. NV, Wash
10, ID. O., co. 5-2054,
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BEVERLY HILLS-Center- hall en-
trance, liv. rm. with fireplace, full
din. rnl., equipped kitchen. 2 bed
rms. and den. Full bsmt. with
wooded yard, well handicapped. Va
cant, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

MT. VERNON WOODS bedroom
rambler; liv. rm. 22xl3 with fire.
place, full din. rm., carpeted /.
kitchen with cleo. range and H.
cu.-ft. refrigerator; fenced yard !.
near Belvoir bus. Vacant. Sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Real Estate Corp. XII. 9-366a
II No Answer, Call XII. $4,000
NEAR MELPAR = 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod with lge. fenced yard; close to
schools and shopping. Avail. now,
Sl25. Call ia. $4,000. BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC. 400 s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

ARL. FoREsT-Det., 4 bedrms.. :
rms. IA baths, gas heat. full
bsmt. refln,; wooded lot; mr., swim
pool and bus. $3.50 N. carlyn
epring rd.: $l25 mo. open Sun,
1915. Phi. JOHNSON. NE. S-2465
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
DAIRY QUEEN

Estab. 5-yr. trade; excel. location
Mar, l5. Spend winter In Fla. or
profit from summer. Low doyr
payment. ! can finance. PERI. FOL
retired couple, ia. 2-0454.
DAY NURSERY, Nd; 35 children
5-day wk., Cd. inc. consider part
parl HTpp ATTAP nj TRSOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

$40 MASS, AVE. N.E.--S rms. full
med. poss.; S1lO mo. Key In Of
nee. sos Mass. ave. ne
4la End g. SEA rms kit and
bath, gas heat $50.
THOMAS P. BROWN
zoos goth ST. NV. Pa. 7-lfilI
COLORED--i01 Z ST. N.E.-six
. IUom AR 01 NR'u ~ ns IA s.Ui 90
COLORED-sO6 18th ST. Ne
6-r0om house, with. bsmt,. mr..
stores and transp,, fenced yaro
$50. HARRISON a ADAMS, y32
X ". NV, MA. S-5JOo.
C0LoRED-I22I Ist ST. NV
.I-stOry house, Se1 80 mo-. oil
h.-wh.; recently dec. HU. J-552s,
cOLORED-IO0O BLK, FLA. Avk.
ME- rms, h.-w oil heat; gooo
cond. S05 80. Can Be seen BY APP
pointment. NO. 1860.
COLORED--lI2l EAST CAPITOL
sT.-3 bedrms. ana bath, auto.
heat; 500. Ma. S-243l,
coLoRED-yAc-RENI AND BUY
lolh AMI MONRCI, Wv =,
Comp. redec. Colonial. y rms, .
porenes, DREAM kIlGhEN, ]
BATHS, finisneu basement,
lfUI YOUR REM $50 10 WORK
tn. 2-lO0U, LA. 6-0ab., La. 6-Olo-
COLORED-ANACOsTlA--4 bedrm
det. brk., $40 30 per mo- KIT
tor. 10. $4,000.
CoL0RED : 1888 " 81. NV, =
b rooms and bath, gas neat; $50.
Call agent, RE. 7-1l6l.
COLORRD - 155 HARVARD ST.
N.W.-Row brick, Q rms. and bath.
full bsmt., h.-w.h.; 80 mo. Key
at ONCE, Call TU. $4,000.
COLORED-BungAlow, remod. like
new. 3 rms, Ice. kitchen; new
bath; full bsmt., mod. gas heat
R DCnS' $3.50. W. Wo' u t-5ioo 1'On ave-
COLoRED--l90e Ilth ST. Ne
Michigan Park. Brick D rms,
full bsmt.; fenced yard. Sll0.
ARTHUR L. CURLING, LA. D.
1881.
COLORED-a552 UNIVERSITY PL.
N.W.-LarRe bedroom, 2 bath
house; auto. oil heat. Sl10. CO.
5-6222.
COLORED-I525 N, CAPITOL ST.
% rooms and bath; basement,
500. Key at BLASS a. CLARK
AUTO LOT, CO. 5-6222.
C0LORED-ISi7 ONTARIO PLACE
N.W.-Large bedroom house,
full basement, garage, excellent
condition, auto. gas heat. S125
mo. Call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-I34s C ST. Ne
Charming remodeled small brk.
home. suitable for or refined
adults: $50. Phone NO. 7-0660.
lCOLORED-2i2 RANDOLPH PL.
N.E.-2-family Diet. home 2 COM
plete apts., gas h,-w. heat; nice
wards; excel. cond., Sl25. NO.
coLoRED
1918 E. CAPITOL ST.
Facing Lincoln Park. 6 rms. and
bath, refgr,, window shades, oil
h.-w.h., Il bsmt, 500. Call Tues.
HOHENSTEIN BROS g. DONA-
HUE, 652 H st. ne, Ii. 10000.
COLORED
1454I2 Que st. n.w-S rms, bath,
1918 Mass. ave. SCI rms, kit.
and bath, gas heat, $40.
THOMAS. P. BROWN
zoos Goth ST. NV. FE. 7-1771
COLORED-525 IRVING ST. NV.
- kitchens. . baths, lge rooms:
newly decor, S95 mo. HE. 4-3919
COLORED--I6O3 ROSEDALE ST.
N.E.-Lovely brick house with .
bedrms. and front porch: $3.50
Call MA S-179S weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

SALES EXECUTIVE with invest.
ment experience to assist in re.
organization of old established
foods CO. Though chains, jobbersl
Fee basis. Interest In business
available. $4,000 potential. Bo,
1k.P Gtar OQs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
ARLINGTON NORTH

Two.bedrm., tile bath modern ram
bier. Nv, -din. I'm, with hrepl., cleo
Kit. with dining area, full bsmt.,
auto. heat, fenced rear yard. Mr.
military Installations. 500 pei
mo. Call JE, 4-ooi3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME in yicin-
ity OF vt. AIRY, Nd; 0.rm. frame
house: 4 bedrms. bath; h.-w.h
Contact FULTON GREEN, Mt. Airy
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LADIES ACES, Conn, ave, nr.
hotel--Small sh. hrs; nice inc.
Also in Arl., Va. GIBRALTAR.
LADIES AND MEMS STORE, with
two apis, above: Just vacated after
20 years estab. bus. HU. 3-74l6
LAWN MOWER AND BIKE REPAIR
concession, sc. Washington. Small
cash outlay. Call Sun, 10. 7-l76S.
LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS
CListings Wanted in DC, Nd, va.)
Large or small have out-of-town
cash clients. my. Coop. assoc. }
GIBRALTAR CO., Wash. Bldg, DC.
LIQUOR REsT.-Rent $3.50; seats
20: good bar business. Very nice,
good loo, $4,000 down. A. r.
SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
LIQUOR-REsT.-Good loo. Inc
100000 yr. Only $4,000 down
Owners wants to sell now Seats
200, A. r. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
LIQUOR STORE-N.W.-Good wine
business with many Christian
churches; nice loo. GIBRALTAR.
LOOKING FOR IDEAS for q bust
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1888 N. Michigan, Chicago
LUNCHEONETTE, Bethesda; Q am,
3 pm: closed Sum-; excellent bus.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
LUNCHEONETTE, Hyatts., Nd. =
Modern; low rent; good bus. Only
$4,000; " cash. GIBRALTAR co.
LUNCHEONETTE, delicatessen and
sundries. Located in a busy Arl-
ington location. Doing over $780,
900 gross business. Within walk
ing distance of expanding Arling-
tn courthouse. Located in the
heart of real estate row. Excel
lent opportunity for the future.
For further information call Mr.
EAis, YEONAS REALTY. ia. g.
210G.
LUNCHEONETTE, variety, patent
medicine; $1,000 wkly.; operates
without owner now. A steal, $4,000
incl. stock. Monday, JU. 5-079S,
LUNCHEONETTE, mr.. 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV. Doing $500 wk.
Rent, 500. Price, $4,000; terms.
DRAVmLAS, AID. 2-0742.
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STANDARDIZATION, lia-bath
brick solit-level; living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm. with French
doors onto brick patio and lovely
yard; kitchen with disposal; eye
level oven. birch cabinets: finished
rec. room. 220 volts for drier.
swimming pool membership. Avail
able April IL; $3.50.
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ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-3 bedrms. :,
living rm. dining rm., kit. bath,
full bsmt., h,-w.h,: "a blk, from
81 ApsSi ils 'AHSERRi%Rsc o saiT oShs!
REALTY, INC. 10. 2.7665.
ATTRAC. 3.BEDRM. HOME-Excel
location. quiet street, mr.. schools
churches, shopping, swim. pool;
Sl15 mo. P0 2-4e1S.
bETHEsDA-4sis North Lane. be-
hind Post once. Brick. 8 bedrms.,
3 bath. hfepl., garage. trees, lease
$3.50, Option to buy. S1S.95O. OIL
bETHESDA, 4937 Auburn ave. =
5-room bungalow. SO. Tenant
will show. FLOYD =. DAVIS CO.,
1920 X 81. NV, Ma. S-0352.
INTERCHANGEABLE : New 4.
bedrm. brick home; excel. neigh
bcThood; nr, parochial and public
schools. Of. 2-16S3; evenings,
f1I, o.H05a.
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BETHESDA, MD.

oef9 Dickens ave-: 3 bedrooms; CO.
lonial brick; beautifully furnished;
fenced yard; ideal for children.
Large recreation room with built
IN bar. Includes washer & dryer.
Tor immediate occupancy. Rent
$4,000.
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IRL- N.-OIder house: 3 bedrms,
OIL heat: being redecorated: sos
per mo. JE. 2-lO47.
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PARK LAWN-3-bedroom 1la-bath
brick rambler; living I'm. with fire-
place, kitchen has range and re.
frigerator, dishwasher, disposal
washing machine and drier: avail
able / week; S135.
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N. ARLINGTON, 2413 N. Noting.
ham-3-bedroom, 1-bath rambler
living room with fireplace, dinine
ell. large kit, with range. refer ID
dishwasher, disposal: no bsmt.; at
tractive landscaping, fenced yard;
vacant; S135.
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LEL.--s bsdrTs:. gOod cona; Lss,
%sss,;tss 4, y ~ ;. 500 J mo- . Nc
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FoGGY BOTTOM
R5th and K SITS. N.W.-remodeleo
Lee, 2.bdrm. townhouse with ire.
nsendous patio. BSmt. and LIST
fioor ideal for entertainins. Bsmt
may also be used as separate apt
Ss75. Ewes. and veekends. EN-
e-s66e
20 SHOWS COURT NV.
e-bedrm. remodeled house In the
heart Of sFoggy Bottom, excellent
rendition throughout. Sl35. Ewes
and weekends. EN-. 2-766S.
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
9s3 Goth 81. NV. RE. 7-o2ss
GRTEN MEADOWS, 20s5 Ritten,
house ST. rms: oil heat; larg'
fenced yard: SEQ. Newly decorated
4. q. DUNNE Co. no. 10000.
HERND0N, Vas rms, 2 baths
eli heat all modern Improve
y paentR; ample 1fe groVd 70
Al children to pls;. garden. hieker
kaOss. For info, call Oh H.
=. V
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FALLS CHURCH

rhree hedrms., bath. iiv. I'm. With
drepi., sep. din. rom, de luxe
NJ auto. heat, screened porch
large wooded lot. NJ. schools
tfansp.. Shopping. $3.50 mo. Cal
N. 4.oe13.
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ARR VA.--Modern rambler. Three
hedrms,, lGe. kit; Sl35; 5 min. 70
Pentagon. 306 s. Fenwick 81
Call any time, ST. 1894; avail
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MASS. AVE. ExT.-$l40 per mo
Glen Echo Hts. area. Brick Cape
cou. 8 bedrms., Ia baths, en-
closed porch, rec, room, garage
A. c. HoUGHToN a SON, INC
l4lS II 81. NV, DI. 1-0057. Week
ends, OIL. 2-g474
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ARL.. see .50--Two bedrms,. liv.
im INN i.s oce STo; s located s 81
100 2, o lS. ! r. SSs II intsrsssee'
II no answer, call ia. S-6525
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Family
nome Of 8 rms. g bedrms), "a
baths: rear screened porch, over
looking small garden. ideal for
children, reasonable rental, OIL.
$3.50.
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CA 4: .s SS:s 1s'h. S &c., 81.
1880 N. 23rd st., Wo. 0-24S1.
kRL., va. 3ll5 8. High, cor. s.
S.m sDf fuII attic and Ssmt., o'o I'll
heat. Open sun, 11-2. LII. 4-6477
ARL., CALF. STYLE : 2-bedrm.
brick; semidet.,, picture windows
nice yds good loc.. 500. IA,
2-37Ob.
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COUNTRY HOME-New 4-bedrm.

baths, liz. rni., din. area kit,
scfd. porch, oil heat. Use Of two
Tiding horses; 50-acre farm; 8
miles Capitol Bldg, cow. Boiling,
Andrews Fields. Years lease, $3.50
mo. Avail. now. CHI. S-734l.
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MCLEAN, VA.-3-bedrm., new, bricl
rambler, Ia baths, rec. rm., full
bsmt.. 8 firepl.: . to acres. Ell
$500.
MONASTERY HILL Detached;
rooms, . baths, basement: ! bloch
from monastery, near Catholic
University. ARTHUR L. CURLING
La. 6-663l
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RENT OR SELL-Immaculate con-
temporary rambler on lge. wooded
lot, close in. 3 bedrms., 21s baths,
paneled daylight rec. rrn., quick
possession, S160. Call ia. $4,000.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
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