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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15
Joyce Adams
Phone MEdford 5-6556

FnOne ME0f0rd 5-6556
Elwin Adams has returned
home from a Dairymen Tour
in the state Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mar
esh, of Maple Heights were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Calkins, Sr.
and sons.
Sunday visitors at the FL
win Adams were Mrs. Steve
Motil and son, of E.. Claridon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Maresh of Maple Heights.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Mans
field and family were recent
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Adams and family, of Bowl
ing Green, Ohio.
Mr.. Alois Keisner was in
jured while saving wood,
early this week. Mr.. Keisner
had to be taken to Geauga
County Hospital.
The Huntsburg Grange will
hold their Booster Night, Oct.
19, Monday evening. The 4-H
clubs of this township will
take part in the program. The
public is invited. Booster
Night will be held at the town
hall.
Mrs. Mary Motil is vacat-
ioning in Florida.
Vickie Lynn Mansfield has
a broken arm.
The West Side Club met at
Mrs. Carl Morley, Oct. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dietz
are chairmen of the Northeast
Ohio Boy Scout Fund drive.
Grange Boster Night is Oct.
81 a Monday night, the public
is welcome.
A membership drive for the
Huntsburg PTC and Middle
field PTA is underway. Mrs.
Mary Sykora, Huntsburg Twp,
is chairman.
Happy birthday greeting
for October to Marlene Pog-
ue, Jerry Hurley, Donald Tue
koc, Kathy Sweeten, Donald
Kivinieni, Gregory Allen,
Shirley Blaha, Melburn Mil
ler, Pat Pecsi, Evelyn JON
ath, Robert Ray, Steven
Speck, Marsha Gernentz, jan
ct Caka, Gloria zahler and
Debbie Clemens. 4
Cub Scouts
An open pack meeting Will
be held Oct. 20-Tuesday eve
ning-at 7:30 pm. at the town
hall.
The meeting is open to all
people interested in Cub
Scouting. Adults do not have
to have children to partici-
pate in Cub Scouting.
All parents with a boy in
terested are urged to accom-
pany the boy to this open
meeting. No boy is to be I'M
attended by his parents. The
age is 8 to II years of age.
Mr.. John Dingman from
Burton will be the speaker.
Jimmie E. Gaines, chair
man of Pack 1872, will be in
charge Of the meeting. For
more information call Mr..
Gaines after 600 pm. al
MEdford 5-6493.
Sunshine Unlimited
The Sunshine Unlimited
Hobby club met Oct. 8 at Mrs,
Michael Horvatf1's home. Mrs
Joe Tysl gave a demonstra,
ton on HAT Making and Dec.
Grating"
A discussion was held or
future proiectS
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Foreign Flavor Marks
Parties Around Town

Raymond T. Meyer, Mrs.
John Gordon Mein, Mrs.
John Sherman Cooper and
Mrs. d. S. saund.
Mrs Cooper's husband was
former United States Ambas-
sador to India and Mrs.
Saund's husband Is the only
United States Representa-
tive OF Indian descent.
Another late afternoon
party yesterday was the Chi
nese Luau given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lee In their
Chevy Chase garden.
A Luau Is additionally Ha-
waiian. however, the Chinese
hostess explained that the
word means feast" or
many and that 1t mainly
consists Of Chinese dishes,
so she and her husband de-
cided to adapt it to their ma
tive land.
AS in Hawaii. the main
feature Of the feast was a
whole roast pig which was
centered on q low. long table.
The host served his guests in
tru Luau style. seated on a
straw mat.
Surrounding the pig were
masses Of ii leaves and ex-
otto fruits and many famous
Chinese dishes.
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FroStS
Are Hosts

The Director Of Naval IN
telligence Rear Admiral Lau-
renee Frost and MRS. Frost
were hosts at dinner last eyen-
ing entertaining at historic
Decatur House.
The handsome dining room
lends itself to entertaining
and with the spring colors
used In flower arrangements
It was q perfect background
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Two Of yesterdays parties
marked armed services days
Of foreign countries.
The Chilean Naval Attache.
Capt. Jorge SWEET, gave a
party celebrating chile's Navy
Day and the new YugoSlav
Air Attache and Mrs. Bracun
entertained At q reception for
their country's Air Force Day.
Capt. SWEET gave his party
alone As Mrs. SWEET Is in Lon
don. The event took place in
the Ofacers Club Of Boiling
Air Force Base.
Guests at this afternoon
reception included members
Of the Chilean Military Mis-
sion, service attaches Of other
embassies and several United
States naval Officers and their
wives.
The Bracuns greeted their
guests at the headquarters
Of their Military Mission.
The party marked the nth
anniversary OF the forming
Of the present Yugcslav Air
Force. Invited were COLI
leagues Of the host from 9TH
er embassies.
Another embassy-row par
ty yesterday was the buffet
luncheon given by Mrs. Mo-
towidigdo. wife Of the Indo-
nesian Ambassador. at their
residence.
This event was in honor
Of Mrs. j. s. Raj, wife Of the
Director. Asian Department
Of the International None
tary Fund. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raj are returning soon to
India. their home land.
Among the guests were
Mrs. Win. wife Of the Bur-
mese Ambassador; Datin Ka-
mil. wife Of the Malayan
Ambassador; Mrs. Shahane.
wife Of the Indian Public
Relations Attache; Mrs.
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Fashion
Show Is
Planned

A fashion show win be
the highlight Of the Soropti-
mists' LAS Vegas Night" to
be held tomorrow evening at
the Catholic Daughters Club
house on Scott circle.
Winding up their years
fund raising activities for
the benefit Of the Columbia
Lighthouse for the Blind and
the Southeast Hospital
Building Fund. the Soropti-
mist Club Of Washington will
offer a number of attractions
at the event.
For sale there viii be small
gifts. assembled by Miss Mil
dred C. Clum; home made
baked goods. under the d.
rection Of Miss Mary Agnes
Sweeney, and house and
garden plants arranged by
Mrs. Alice M. Stephenson.
Helping to plan the eve
ming activities are Miss
Catherine E. Crook, Miss
Emma Bell and Mrs. Jane v.
Blakeney. The fashions will
be from zirkin's >and Anna
May Nichols. Inc.
Miss Mary v. Judge is in
charge of the event which
will also feature a buffet
supper.
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Mr.. Kreeger
Is Chairman

Mr.. David Lloyd Kreeger,
prominent lawyer and bust
neSsman, will serve as chair
man Of the 1859 Ambassa-
doris Ball to be held at the
Sheraton Park Hotel June
6. The event will celebrate
the eleventh anniversary Of
ISrael's statehood.
This was announced by
DR.. Seymour Alpert, chair
man of the Washington
Committee.
Associate Justice Felix
Frankfurter has accepted the
Craftsmanship Of the honor
airy committee for the ball
and over 1000 community
leaders, national and inter-
national figures are expected
TO attend.
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for the gowns Of the wives
present.
The guests included Rep
resentative and Mrs. Samuel
s. stratton of New York; The
Greek Naval Attache Capt.
Constantine and Mrs. Dene-
zakos: The Italian Naval At
tache Capt. Filippo Ferrari-
Aggradi: The Director Of In
telligence and Research OF the
Department of State and Mrs.
Hugh s. Cumming. fri, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Barnum
Of New York, and Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Waterhouse.
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pioyes were involved IN some
OF those cases. they said.
Although those aides refused
TO discuss the present matter
in detail until Mr.. Roberts
makes q statement. they said
the audit conceivably could
show that as many as 100 type
writer's were missing from the
Offices where they should have
been.
They added, however, the
audit might show that most II
not all Of the machines were
piislaid, misdirected or forgot-
ten after having been shelved
without proper notification to
the clerks office.
In the last five years or so,
practically all new typewriter
equipment for House ofiices has
been electronic. This has
caused the displacement Of an
increasing number of standard
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1858 congressional elections.
This led TO an unusually large
turnover In House membership
and House employees last jan
uary and scores of once as
signments OF new members and
ONCE transfers for older mem
beers. Inexperience or unfamili-
arity with House record meth
DDS might have contributed to
the trouble.
The people in charge Of con-
gressional property ranging
from erasers to desks explained
that an old typewriter might be
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machines. especially those with
many years Of service.
The clerks once and the
custodian's ONCE say they keep
an itemized record for each
typewriter. even when a ma
chine has been turned over To
some other agency or strapped
Turnover After Elections
Another factor that might
have caused the temporary dis
appearance OF some old type
writer's this year. officials ex-
planned. was the outcome Of the
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z Explanations Cited
In TyPewriterMystery

also whether any Of the still
INDICATED typewriters might
have been stolen.
Mr.. Roberts was not avail
able for comment yesterday.
Other aides directly concerned
with the auditing and assign
ment Of House property said
this years inventory has had
difnculty findingN some type
writer's. They were not located
in the Offices where they had
been listed In last years
inventory.
Donald Farshing, assistant
House property custodian. said
more than rs have been found
in recent months and that all
the others probably would be
recovered within q few more
weeks.
He did not say where the
missing machines were located
or how many more are still
unaccounted for. But he de-
clared he had no reason to sus-
pect any had been stolen. He
also said the present situation
Is being blown UP out Of all
proportion"
Machines May Total 100
House officials recalled q few
instances of theft Of typewrit-
ers and similar equipment in
the past 10 years. House en-
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House officials responsible
for keeping tab on typewriters
said today that the key to the
mystery Of some missing ma
chimes might be found in cleo
tronic age problems and cleo
ton changes rather than de-
fiance Of Speaker Rayburn.
Mr.. Rayburn issued orders
several years ago against
House members. employees or
anyone else removing type
writer's from the Capitol or the
House ONCE buildings. He said
he believed such removals
would be against the law as
well as against his orders. He
recalled that in recent months
he turned down q dozen OF
more requests BY members
wanting to take typewriters
home for work.
Speaker to Look Into IL
Disturbed by news accounts
indicating that an unde-
termined number Of such
typewriters were taken moi
only out Of the congressional
buildings but also out Of
town. Mr.. Rayburn said hi
would confer as soon as pos.
sihle with House Clerk Ralph
r. Roberts. The Speaker made
clear he wants to determine
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comparatively easy 10 be mis-
laid or lost In the shuttle.
The tracking down task still
goes on. But the searchers are
letting Mr.. Rayburn and Mr..
Roberts do the talking when
1t comes 10 questions whether
any typewriters were stolen by
House employees and whether
any were taken home tempo
rarily" by members contrary to
the Speakers standing orders.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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eToo often . young bride and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06

American Hearing Society an
nounced.
The $4,000, two-year fellow
ships are the Refine Hunbird
Myers Fellowships of the Myers
Foundation, st. Paul. MINI.
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Competition Opens
On z FeIIowships

Competition opened yester-
day for two fellowships in
audiology and speech, the
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$4,000
"a Acre
Swimming Pool

Think Of the pleasure and
cooling comfort Of diving into
your own l9x34-ft pool, al
ready fenced for safety and
security. Just wait til you
see the home that goes with
it-a charming prick and red
wood split level featuring q
15x3S beamed cathedral CELL
ing living room with fireplace
and dining area; dream kitch-
en- with built-in breakfast
booth, eye-lcvel oven, counter
top range and pastel APP
planes; 2 twln-size bed
rooms, ga baths. richly
paneled den: screen porch and
a Gear garage For ap-
pointments to see call CIR.
3-4560.
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S18,450
5 Bedrooms
Woodbridge

A custom-built Cane Cod,
situated on a 160-foot level
lot. Convenient to shopping;
living room. separate dining
room. kitchen with eating
space: master bedroom l3x2O,
one fun bath on first floor;
garage, . larse porches;
shower in the full basement.
Dial 103-Gypsy 10000.
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$21,500
Approx. y Acre
On Cul-De-Sac

A new soft custom brick
rambler providing 3 bedrooms,
> full baths and a beautiful
ground-level basement with
fireplace. rouEhed-in bath, pic
ture windows; fireplace in the
living room, separate dining
room. all-electric kitchen with
eating space: large utility
room and q garage Heated
by healthful Dashboard hot
water. Call CIR. 3-4560.
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$29,500
Wooded Setting
Mclean Heights

An impressive new split-level,
set opposite towering trees.
featuring entrance foyer. fire.
place in living room, formal
dining room. roomy modern
kitchen with disposal a n d
disnwasher, four big bedrms.,
3 full baths, full outside en-
trance basement with 25Xf4
recreation area and large
utility area; and a carport.
Custom construction through
out. Open Saturday and sun
day for your inspection. Drive
north on Old Domonion drive,
turn left on State Route No.
1909 and watch for Gordin-
Mensh signs, or call IA. A.
$3.50.
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$21,95O
Brick Colonial
Off Janney'S Lane

Here is one OF Alexandria'S
most desirable areas. The
charming home is set on a
well-cared-for lot with trees
and shrubs in front and back.
Fireplace in living room:
separate dining room, large
kitchen with space to eat:
cozy den. 3 good-size bed
rooms. lla baths. full base
ment with workshop recrea-
ton room; storm doors and
windows: walk TO schools and
bus: convenient to shopping.
Open Sunday, | pm. til dark.
From l4th ST. Bridge take
Shirley highway to Shirling
ton Cloverleaf. up and around
circle to Quaker lane, con-
tinue approx. ] mile to King
street, turn left on King
street approx. | mile to Mel
rose street, turn right 70
house No. 6lS or call XII.
$500.
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ASTRONOMICAL

hardly describes this GUS
tom three bedroom. brick
rambler. Finished rec.
room will knock your ewes
out. Fireplace, pa baths and
the latest OF everything.
Only S26,500 with low down
payment-FHA or CT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
$500 DOWN

and you can move into this
huge three bedroom bung-
allow in lovely South Alex
andria. Living room with
fireplace, and is lust of Mt.
Vernon blvd. Excellent area
for children.
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$23,95O
Antique Brick
Town of Fairfax

A charming modified Colonial
Just completed on a quiet.
no-through street. Split foyer
entrance, center hall plan, >
bedrooms, plus den or 4th
bedroom, 2 raised hearth
fiireplaces. separate dining
room, roomy kitchen right out
OF your dreams with space
for dinette; IA baths, full
basement, outside entrance,
16xl3 storage room. separate
laundry room, beautiful pine
paneled recreation room, ID
It. porch. Open Sat. g. Sun,
] pm. til dark. Directions:
From D. c. over l4th st.
bridge to Rte. so tArl. blvd },
continue to Fairfax circle,
proceed on Rites. 29-211-50 to
Mclean ave. TAT Arl Fairfax
Bids and Loan, turn left
and follow Gordln Mensh
signs, or call CIR. 3-4560.
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CI,OSE-IN

but loaded with trees and
space. The owner is trans
ferring and says = Sell
Three bedrooms, beautiful
rec. room, den, and built-in
garage. $1,000 will move
you in.
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$27,500
y Acre
By Golf Course

A solid brick rambler in lovely
Pinecrest, with swimming pool
membership available. Home
features fireplace in large liv-
ing room. formal dining room.
roomy modern kitchen with
diShWasher and space for eat
ing: comfortable den, 3 bed.
rooms, . baths, L-shaped nm
ished recreation room, cool
living in the screened porch.
Washer, drier and storm vim
dows go, too. Dashboard hot.
water heat. Open Sunday l
pm til dark. Drive south on
Shirley highway to Lincolnia,
turn off Route 236l bear
right on 236 to Braddock
road, turn right to house No,
630S on left, or call XII.
$3.50.
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YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100

NEAR 7 CORNERS
Ultra de luxe home; 3 large bed
rms, 2l2 baths, maids rm, Ex-
quiSite large rec rm Garage,
Nothing to compare for S32,SO0.
Maniac Rlfrr IL O-211n
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S16,990-Up
New Section
Rose Hill

Select your home from these
beautiful partial brick ram
blers split-levels and Eng
lish basement" ramblers. in
popular Rose Hill PARK. This
is one of the areas most
praised communities, thought
fully planned with considera-
ton Of trees and topography.
2 bedrooms. some eXpandable
to 4: 9 full baths: full base
ments in many; all have
WESTINGHOUSE dream kitchens;
you can have carport, lre-
place and air conditioning at
moderate cost. Lots range
from y. TO q acre: all city
utilities: a private swimming
and tennis club in full swing,
and a shopping center right at
hand. All sample homes are
aforementioned for your COM
fort. Open : days a week, 10
am. til Ozark Drive out
Shirley highway 3i2 miles on
Franconia road 10 Rose Hill
Farms. turn right and follow
signs, or call XII. s-232O.
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$24,950
Fine Address
Alexandria

A solid brick rambler with
lots of room for living and
relaxing; 24X15 living room
with charming fireplace: Is
#. Kitchen providing all the
latest conveniences and space
for eating: coy den, 3 good
size bedrooms, large jalousied
porch, full bath upstairs,
roughed-in bath in full out
side entrance basement, spa
cious recreation room with
fireplace; garage too! One
block to bus. Open Sum
day ] pm. til dark From
l4th Street Bridge take Shir-
ley highway to Shirlinston
cloverleaf, up and around
circle to Quaker lane. con-
tinue on Quaker lane approx.
il. miles to Jannev's lane
turn left, turn right on Putt
nam street to house No, 603
or call XII. s-23"0.
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$34,570
williamsburg Style
North Arlington

A gracious brick and stone
home. on a quiet loon street,
featuring large living room
with WILLIAMSBURG fireplace,
separate dining room. dream
kitchen with Sill pink Access
series. including wall retrig-
orator. disposal and dish
waShere: sewing room" four
twin size bedrooms, pa baths,
front rallied patio styled
porch: large screened porch
with access TO dining I'm, and
kit. Duilt-in garage; ground
level basement; richly pan
eled recreation nm. with fire.
place: walk out to patio. on
beautifully wooded yard, and
a separate 32-ft. storage I'm.
Open sunday. pm. til dark.
From Key Bridge continue on
Lee highway approx. > miles
to Cheryydale, bear right on
Old Dominion drive, left on
WILLIAMSBURG blvd. rieht on
N. Emerson st about . blocks
70 house on left. or call ia.
4-6nfn
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IMPOSSIBLE

but true. For S1S,5O0 YOU
can move right into this
large three-bedroom colo
NAL in convenient North
Arlington. Large separate
dining room, and living
room with fireplace. You'll
love the lawn with its large
shade trees and manv
shrubs and flowers. This
home is like new. Close to
shopping, schools. and locat-
ed in st. AIMS Parish.
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$4,000
Rambler With
River View

Near bus. schools, churches,
shopping, country club and
golf course. this almost-new
ga foot brick rambler is sit.
uated on a large hilltop lot
in a desirable noighborhood,
There's a 22-foot living room
dining room with French
doors leading to a l4x2S
screened porch; large all.
electric kitchen with . wall
ovens. tabletop range. over
sized refrigerator freezer
dishwasher, garbage disposal
washer, dryer, pantry and
breakfast area; 3 bedrooms
with closet space galore, 3
full baths, full basement and
attached garage ,75es First
down. Owner will hold 101s
Second Trust. Call so. 81
6190.
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New Colonials, Split-Levels
4 BedrmS., 2 g. 2la Baths
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1O-DARK
Devon Park, the estate area OF
Mclean. Full-size din. rms, break
fast hooks, garages, caTportS. rec,
rooms, etc, Outstanding financing,
Low monthly pymtS. Model home.
phone Ell. B-552S. Dir: Over
Chain Bridge, right on Rte, %
through Mclean approx "a miles
TO Great Falls ST. rte B9A, left
"a miles to Devon Park on, left.
S SaST pIfs Rte coTne Is Lemon eSs Lg ia
right to Great Fails st and Devon
Park on left.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MT. VERNON

The scenic Mt. Vernon drive Alona
the Potomac River offers the per.
feet approach 70 this custom -builI
dc luxe colonial 4 bedrooms, liy-
ing room, dining room and kitch'
en-, all spell BIONESs. 2-car ga
race and M-acre corner lot. AT
ideal home for the discriminating
purchaser who loves outdoor anC
indoor entertaining, Priced a
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S24,500
New Brick
Center Hall

One Of the areas finest build
PrS has lust completed this
lovely rambler and it's ready
FOR immed. occupancy The
full basement is ideally plan
ned Tor recreation room with
its large picture window, cczy
firepl. roushed In bath and
daylight entrance. Upstairs
you'll find q 90 #. living
room with fireplace; formal
size dining room with
ext. to potential carport or
patio area: "a IT. kit. with
room for eating and the lat
est equipment. incl. frost.free
refrigerator. 3 hedrmS. mas
ter bedroom, II by II with
walk-in closet, . full baths,
featuring colored fixtures;
permanent stairs to full stor-
6se attic. Home is situated
on over 94-acre lot with tall
trees and Just a stones throw
from lake with privils. avail.
Call CIR. 3-4560 and see 1t
this week end.
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NEAR COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOLS

Three bedroom rambler in the Sleepy
Hollow area Master bedroom has dressing and
lawn cpnynisn to o 3 S
Left around circle t. Sleepy ds Ho9E F4 S
block right Valley Brook Drive blocks to corner at
101 Devon Drive.
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$21,950
Wooded Lot
Alexandria

Club and swimming privileges
are available with this brick
split-level situated on an
$4,000 50. 1T. lot Loving room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, modern kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and . full baths. You
can relax or entertain on the
1aXl9-ft. screened patio.
There's finished recreation
room, too! Call so. 5000.
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EXCLUSIVE AREA
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Three bedrooms 3bath rambler beautiful lot TSlI t Esn
aSe vsssn sSOn Gn oM
WIN CONSIDER gentng With option to Dpy cTTS TRs
North Randolph Street TO 4O6 North Randolph Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
AL LOCATION

Nestled among a neighborhood OF
$4,000 homes Is this immaculate
and charming 9-bedToom Colonial
with full basement The LIVING
room features a cathedral ceiling
. screened pOrehes and garage
are included In the low price Of
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