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Arlington blvd. Arlington; wallace A.
Jones. 375s Mckinley st. NV: Ed
ward J. Bieleckl, 34i4 10th place
Sc: Barney Munitz. 32S Jefferson st..
NV: Francis Z. Mccabe. 3023 Far
ragut st.. Hyattsvilie: Malcolm r..
Roderick L, Thomas, 2le 4 street
NE; Dougiass Darby, jr. Cherry
Point, N. G.
Revoked for eperatInr after reveea-
ton gperlod 81 revocation extepdedl--
Charles French Bude, Accokeek, Md
NH: Donald Tho SS Haii. S41e Cedar Al;
lane, Temple Hills Park, Md; Robert
Cline Harris, 23l Annapolis; Earl
Hishtower. Ills Sumner road Sc:
yandy Zee Jamison, 3345 Dubois place
Sc. William jenkins. 1911 Wylie
court NE. Russell Alfred Mack cog
g ct. ME- Jerry A, Williams, 4Sb
ofeenlawn drive. HyattsviIle
Revoked for operating after susDen-
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College Head to ToIk

Otis 0atewood. president Of
North Central Christian Col
lege. Detroit. win speak at q
meeting Of the congregation Of
the Church Of Christ at 3 pm,
Sunday at the church. six
teenth and Decatur streets
NV. The group viii discuss
the new Northeastern Institute
for Christian Education. villa
nova, Pa.
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dressed. Subsequently. he con-
fessed.
The Air Force contends the
confession was proper because
1t was given voluntarily. It re-
vealed. the Air Force said. "the
accused to be a cold-hearted
killer. who almost casually
disposed Of his companion Of
the night and then coolly ram
sacked her room and stole the
money he found"
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Tells Of Staying
Wheeler confessed he met the
girl in a nightclub and went
with her to her apartment. He
told police he stabbed her in
the back Of the neck with HIS
switchblade knife and took
$3.50 from her room. He was
transferred to the United
States and released six days
after her death in October,
1857. after three years and
four months Of active duty.
He was assigned to the in
active reserves until his eight
year military obligation would
end IN 1862. He went to work
for q business machine opera
tor on Connecticut avenue here
Pensacola (Fla.) police ar
rested him when he visited his
parents in March, 1858. He was
charged with vagrancy. al
though employed and vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

fore the Court Of Military Ap-
peals, which must decide
whether he could properly be
tried for murder BY q military
tribunal.
Discounts Fears
"There need be no alarm
that thousands Of reservists
with incompleted military serv-
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arrested until five months after
he was released from active
duty.
However. Wheeler was an in
active reservist and. the Air
Force brief contends. reservists
are allowed TO retain their uni
forms and earn retirement pay
and therefore must be con-
sidered still lin" the service.
The Wheeler case is now be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Right Of So to Drive
In District Revoked

Ffy-hree persons lost the right TO drive in the District
during the past week
Eleven Of the revocatons were for driving while drunk
Three had their licenses lifted for unauthorized
automobile and for fragrant disregard for the safety
persons and property Another 26 for accumulated
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apartment in the 100 block
Of Kilbourne place NV.
, 1959-01-23
New Company Opens
New Home for
Public Inspection

2. +. Lambert, president Of
the Tropical Homes Construc-
ton Company, announces the
completion Of a beautiful
home with over 1000 square
foot space, fourteen by forty
eight feet screened in in out
door gallery living room.
The new de luxe home at
Hannah's Rest in Frederiksted
will be on display from 2:3O.
pm. tomorrow, Saturday.
, 1959-01-23
Stonehenge Chef
Is Chief at King
Christidn Restaurant

Charles Petit, the second
chef at Stonehenge inn in
Ridgefield, this week for the
Virgin Islands to become head
chef at the King Christian
guest house and restaurant in
Christiansted, St. Croix. Fol
lowing the season Mr.. Petit
is to return to Sonehenge.
Mr.. Petit took with him his
wife, the former Hazel Moa.ta
Of christiansted, and their
son.
tContinLed or page a
, 1959-01-23
Formex District
Court Judge Non
Dies in California

Word was received yester-
day evening that Judge DEN
eel. Noll, former Judge of the
District, Court in the Virgin
Islands passed away on Janu-
airy is in Fresno, California
He was buried on January
2oth.
Judge and Mrs. Noll after
leaving the Virgin Islands,
went to live in Montana. They
afterwards moved to Califor-
MIA.
, 1959-01-23
S2O38 Dumuqe Won
In Honsen-RhYmer
Court Fight

Court Fight
After about four hours Of
deliberason a jury in the Dis
trict Court Monday night
awarded damages Of $2038 to
DR.. Axel Hansen, who had
sued Senator Weymouth Rhy-
mer after vehicles driven by
Mr.. Rhymer and DR.. Hansen's
wife collided near the airport.
The Hansens sought $25, 900.
It was understood that in
reaching its decision, the jury
found that both Mr.. Rhymer
and Mrs. Hansen were negli-
gent But the jury was in
structed that contributory
negligence on the part Of Mrs.
Hansen, cannot be imputed to
her husband or cannot pre-
clude him from recovering
damages to which he is en-
titled if defendant is found to
have been negligent.
Attorney Amphlet Leader,
counsel for Mr.. Rhymer,
raised the question as to
whether the defendant only
must pay the damages, mas
much as Mrs. Hansen too was
declared Negligent. Both We
hicles were covered BY insur-
ance.
Atty. James Bough, who
appeared for the Hansens,
asked the jury to award dam
ages for the injuries suffered
by Mrs. Hansen who, Or. Sa-
batelle testified, suffered a
permanent partial injury to
her right foot in the accident.
The $2O38 was awarded to DR..
Hansen for loss of his car. a
counter claim by Rhymer for
$4,000 was rejected.
Trial of the case was COM
menced on Thursday. The
verdict was II to / with Harry
Continued on page q
, 1959-01-23

called Title 38, U. S. Code.
The new law requires vet
Grams enrolled in courses not
leading to standard college
degree, to report days Of nom
attendance as absences tn sec
ton A on monthly certiica-
ton form 22-1996B. T h i $
means a change in reporting
requirements for veterans en-
rolled in accredited course
which does not lead to a stan
dard degree.
Education and training al
lowances will be subject to
reduction for any excess alb
sence, before completing the
monthly Qualifications vet
Grams should carefully read
the instructions on the re-
verse side of the attached VA
Form 22-1996B. First report
for year absence will be made
on first report of Jan. 1859.
, 1959-01-23
Ed. Dept. Announces
New Congressional
Low Affecting Vets.

The Department Of Educa-
ton announced today that the
following has been received
from Washington: Notice to
Korean Conflict Veterans. The
Congress Of the nited States
has enacted a new law to
combine all laws governing
benefits to veterans and their
dependents. This law becomes
effective Jan. /, 1859, and is
, 1959-01-23
D.. Moron oil Hampton "A. Isbit is Chuirman
Institute on Lecture Of Ground Comm.
Tour Of Indiu For Donkey Races

DR.. Aonzo Moron, Pres- Pr. Arthur .Isbit will be
dent Of Hampton institute, chairman of the Grounds Com
has embarked on a two-month nittee for the Donkey Races
lecture tour Of India to inter to be run on February 23rd
pref the United States to the under the auspices OF the ST
Asian republic. AT New Delhi, Croix Chamber of Commerce.
he is the guest Of American ,.z.a4.
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunk - - u7..
er. He will visit Bombay,
81 80 I and betting booths, etc.
Hs = 800 Other membrs of the COM
educators. .AL =. -
DR.. Moron, a Virgin Island on the Layout of the track and
er, will discuss topics ranging decorations will be announced
from higher education to later.
Problems a n d Progress"
THE Negro in the United q 20
States After his return he
will publish a series of inter
~pretative articles, and lay the ~ - A@ae -
ground work for increased
student and faculty exchanges ~
between American and Indian
Institutions.
called Title 38, U. S. Code.
rrrr4I The new law requires vet
Department. In 1852, he head : = = = -
cd the US. delegation to the
attendance as absences In sec
, 1959-01-23

There IS apparent a feeling
of cooperation from all island
ers who are willing to work
and help make this event a
success for island charities
and tourist promotion.
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pletely disguised to the women
Of his household.
Inevitably. 10 be sure. the
scoundrel does return to re-
claim his victims. It is the mar
rative's climax that the man
he outwitted 50 easily ut their
first meeting has been quite
transformed by his new expo
rience. When the latter refuses
to exchange places. the once
docile Englishman and his
French counterpart shoot 1t
out in a dsrkened ofiice-with
a result that the moviegoer will
have to see for himself.
Mr.. Guinness who once
played eight characters In
Kind Hearts and Coronets" is
perfectly at ease In the mere
two Of The Scrapegoat." His
good man is creamily good, his
evil one darkly sinister. The
stormily keyed performance OF
the film is that of Miss Davis
as the pampered, dope addict
mother entering old age in 9
spirit of raging protest.
Miss Worth is convincingly
neurotic as the wife: Miss
Brown eerily other-worldly al
the religious sister; and Miss
Maurey seductively charming
as the mistress. who. alone of
the women, penetrates the
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CARkODY
Continued From Page Ca

Continued From Page ca
sunny atmosphere seems over
charged with foreboding as the
decor. Guinness goes through
the process Of annoiting the
spiritual wounds Of his acquired
women.
It is not altogether lacking
In lghtness and humor. how
ever, thanks to a quiet Tilt in
Guinness good mans portrait.
This is implicit in the circum-
stance that save for the beau
tiful mistress, none of the other
women perceives that she is
dealing with an altogether diff
ferent man. The new one is
kind and considerable to them
all, attentive enough to the
family business to put it back
on a sound money basis, but
his personality remains COM
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identity Of the successor to her
gracious favors.
THE Scapeeoat" Is not lack
ing It's low key fascination In
spite Of Its over-seriousness.
80
BULLETIN BOARD: Two
new films on today's schedule,
1.-THE Devils Disciple" al
Keith's and THE Cat" at the
Dupont The former, added
to "Heartbreak House" at the
National. gives the city q
double dose Of Bernard Shaw,
an excellent experience for any
city =. Tomorrow will bring
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"AUNTIE MANiE"-The ROz Russell comedy froic trans
planted from stage with healthy laughs intact
1.-THE HORSE SOLDIERS"-Wiliam Holden John Wayne
In q hrst-rate John Ford Civil War action drama.
"THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"-George Stevens poignant
movie Of the famed personal journal Of World War H.
ASK ANY GIRL.Shirley MacLaines Cannes award per-
Torrance sparks lively romantic comedy.
"THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye In the life story Of
bandleader Red Nichols.
"PORK CHOP HILL"-Gregory Peck in dramatic account
Of q futile Korean battle.
"COMPULS1ON"-O Wees the defense attorney in
dramatic recall OF horrend0us crime.
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C., Wednesday,, September Z. Iss

another new pair of films. blue
Denim" at the Capitol, and at
Started With a Kiss" at the
Town After the exit of
South Seas Adventure" last Of
the Cinerama films on Septem-
Der 10. the Warner Theater win
be closed for three weeks
This In preparation for the
showing there of "The Big
Fisherman The latter is
scheduled for a gala opening at
the remodeled theater on &C.
tober z.
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

port to Australia for her mkt
film ] read an interview In
England from her almost-ex-
husband Tony BARLEY, In
which he inferred that Debo-
ran was not anxious TO visit
their two daughters, whom he
had made wards Of the English
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court. This. rs I understand II,
10 definitely not 90.
Eva Gabor's textile tycoon.
Dick Brown, has joined the in
dependent moviemakers In
partnership with Bullets"
Durgom - Jackie Gleason's
mauaeer. Their first picture
PROBABLY will be 1.-THE Buffalo
Soldiers" And ] have a bunch
that little Eva. the GabOr who
can act, viii be its star.
Apropos the new dark and
handsome Hollywood star
George Hamilton: Two years
ago he was the desk clerk at
the Bath and Tennis Club In
Westhampton, Long Island. l
remember seeing him swagger
through the foyer and think
ing. What is he doing here?"
Giant producer Henry
.Ginsberg, now a resident of
New York. has postponed the
premiere Of his play. "The
Vanishing Evangelist" Script
trouble.
oh, TO be in America when
the tourists-including this re-
porter-are in Europe. Every
thing crowded. difiicult. and
getting more expensive all the
time. Even in Venice. the resi-
dents told me prices had been
doubled in the past couple OF
years. Why do they always kill
the golden geese? Luncheon
bill for four in the restaurant
at Torcello-owned by Harry,
Of Harry's bar--was $4,000 lire
there are 6i3 lire to the dol
lar. And even with the boat
ride free. you wonder II it's
worth it.
Talking Of money. Jack
Warner not only makes an
enormous amount OF It from
his pictures and TV series, but
he's lucky at cards. Latest re-
port from Cannes has Jack
winning more than $3.50, 900 in
one itsy bitsy session at the
Casino.
The Russians have a Charles
Chaplin museum, but haven't
gotten around to showing his
satire Of this gersr-
GUS country, "A King in New
York" The Russians have an
eye for q fast ruble and maybe
though the movie. which I'm
told was confused and dull.
wouldn't make it at the box
ONCE.
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HOLLYWOOD NANA)-
Deborah Kerr is getting a mite
frantic because the Beloved
Inf1del" movie is taking longer
than expected to complete.
! Which means almost no time
for Deb TO visit her children in
England before she must re-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GAITHERSBURG

ATTRACTIVE property. 3-bedFoom
rambler, wooded. fenced lot, plenty
OF shrubbery. The kind OF home
we like to show. $4,000.
NEW BRICK CAPE cOD-2 baths,
fireplace, dining room: close u
everything; S16,b00.
5-BEDROoM. 2-bath. 3-year-old
brick; close TO parochial school.
large, shady lot; $2o,b00.
2 ACRES with brick rambler Just
5 years old; dining ioom, full
basement; 2-car garage; S23. 800
LARGE BRICK RAMBLER in best
section; breezeway TO double ga
s-AcRE ESTATE, beautiful home
Just 4 years old and custom built
BY owner who 10 leaving area
Colonial brick rambler with nnest
appointments; grand view IRON
knoll with grove e,,S q large ga trees si,
trees: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS well
II you want . pool; $4,000 cash
necessary.
RAMBLER; full basement on v
acre: $l1,7b0. Down, $1,000.
LARGE home o. 3 bedrooms On
WI s'r ccpa men trsde ior sa%bsg
ROCKVILLE Brick Cape Cod;
$4,000. Has $4,000 Az loan
MANY OTHERS. Let us show you
ROMER & CO., Realtors
43O N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-9092 or Waverly 6-2233
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Hamnshire Gardens

Beaut., centrally air-cond., She'd
rm., 2-bath brick rambler, with
DESIGNED FOR you"
With full bsmt.. deliehtful scr.
patio, overlooking Q superb view.
DIR: Out N. H. ave. to Glenside
dr., and left to open house; to B.
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BMQpen
FOUR CORNERS

immediate poss. Priced at
only $17,950. Beaut. 8 bedrm., g
bath brick Colonial.
"A SPECIAL SURPRISE"
With custom rec. rm., scr. porch
and beaut. landsc. I'd. DIR: Out
Colesville I'd. to Lanark way, and
left to Kinross ave-, and left to
open house; l to 8,
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Rosemary Hills Area

1bUOGIIIdI Y 141I1D al ca
First presentation. Elegant, 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rambler; huge
liv. rm. with flrepl., din. rm. and
fully equip. kit. -
EXTREMELY HANDSOME"
With picture-windowed, walk-out
rec. rm., and priced at only
S19,950. DR.: Out East-West
hwy. to Donnybrook dr., and right
to Spencer court and open house;
to 8.
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HARVEY ROAD

ouality-built brick rambler, 4 bed
rms, ga baths, center-entrsnce
foyer, sep. din. rm. with huge kit.
GOLDEN DREAM HOME"
With entertaining style rec. rT1.,
maids rm., and dble.-car garage.
DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to Dale
dr., and left to Harvey I'd, and
right to open house; 70 8.
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HoUs.s FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

8 bedrms., IN baths, auto. kit,
carport; fun bSmt. Builder, l0007
Kinross ave, 10. 4-S104.
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LANGLEY PIX. AREA

LANGLEY PIX. AREA
Only $4,000. Beaut., det.. B. bed
rm., 1h-bath brick Colonial; side
scr. porch, formal din. rrn., lge.
kit. with table space.
STOP, LOOK N SEE
With I'm. rec. rm.. .beaut. patio and
Ice. fenced I'd. DR.: Out Univ.
blvd. and left on Bayfield, ct. and
left on Haskins and open house;
/ to s.
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CARROLL KNOLLs-S-bedr brk.
rambler, nice handicapped lot, lily
rm. with nrepl. and beamed cell
ing. Priced right. Good terms.
Money saving AZ lrst trust.
PRESS REALTY CORP, HE. A.
2061, JU. 5-4634.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Center-hall
all schools; 8 bedrms., ga baths,
den, porch, built-in gar. Cau
4.lO76. OIL. 2-77S3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CLOsR-IN RAMBLER In premium
Silver Spring neighborhood. near
park, schools and bua. large
bedrooms, ~ baths, full dining
trance 10 tiled basement with
garage, porch. Just listed S29.-
$40 o! 4, Y kEssiNoER . co"
mendouS value In this true CEN
ter-hAll, all-brk. rambler: bed
rms, 2h baths, Ice. sep. DIN, rm.I
today's kit, gar, scr. porch nuge-
daylight bsmt.; IN eonv. Mont
Ep%KsTESN T HiIl' to ssg g igOS S:.sSSS SsES1
cOL5EsynLLdE;o od MP =, r. hS0,. fur;
bedrms., bath, hot water; among
nice trees: outdoor. fireplace. Ev.
erything nice and eozy. HARD
road lmmediats posseS,s sI,i; JOIN
s sHisPG splinG lS ea S SS.'s s.iS4e a.,
COLEsVHLE-5h acres; 4-bed-
RIM. home wall elose-in conven-
fences. Spacious living tncludee
gear garage-stable combination
wIpaddock, pasture and orchard
og OWNGAhs I've I-OLONs
CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Assume
large Oh loan: 3-bedrm. au-brick
sem9tidet very clean; o aSo$ $55o .;s.;i 3
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-Decorator's
dream. Pick your colorS and
owner will redec.-3-bedrm. all
brick rambler with liv; rm., din.
area. mod; xiii fenced level l1t:
;SS Ia;5S99 P ETA 10 0o S7Sos7' SUB
CONN. AVE. EsTs. $500 dn., move
IN. 3-bedrm. rambler, carport. big
lot; TAMBLYN a. CO., 10.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-Det. 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler. storm wind; M
schools, Assume 4es loan with
reas. dn. pymt., or will sell FHA
with 500 dn. r. I. SMITH
REALTY, GA. 4-77l1, VIII 6-6579.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES : Assume
Sill. 300 and pay Sill mo. on az
brick rambler; 3 bedrms., lfv.
rm., din. area, country-sized kit,
full bsmt.: shrubs and fenced
lot: fruit trees and many extras;
S shsisSq 10. s sgsSESAN PROP"
CONNECTICUT AVENUE. ESTATES
Spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath, split
level on large corner lot. Excel
lent condition. Assume large 4z2s
q loan; MANIoV1ILL REALTY
CONN. AVE. PARK-Hurryl Only
2 left: CT, So dn.; de luxe A.
bedrm. 2-bath Cape Cod: many
extras; $20,9b0. SUBURBAN
conn; AVE: EsIs. = DeliEhttui
sep. din. rn., rec, rm.. mod. kit,
fenced lot. All this space for only
$13,950. An immac. duplex. 10.
6-36S7. SUBURBAN PROPERTY
MGT.
COUNTRY CAPE COD s bedrooms.
hot-water heat; Just $11, 900. Near
Burtonsville and Falkland. Wooded
acre with SCOTT. frontage on
RIPLEY CO., JU. 6-6111.
CUSTOM-BUILT BRK. RAMB.-
Lge. liv. rm., full-size dining rm.,
8 bedrms., extremely large kit,
full basement; FILA appraised.
BY OWNER, ~. s-270s.
DALE DRIVE-PNEY BRANCH RID.
Lovely 7-rm. brick Cape Cod q
bedrms., 2nd A. rec. rm., with "
bath; level lot suit. for bldg;
SCI 800. BEERS BROS, JU.
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WOODWORK

"OOD4W1NIO1
Priced below FILA appraisal ct
only S1S,950. Charming, 4-bedrm.,
2-bath, brick Cape Cod.
"a MUST TO SEE"
Walk-out bsmt. with I'm. rec. rm.
Fenced and wooded lot. Vacant
for immed. poss. DIR: Out Coles
vile I'd. to Crestmore dr., and
right on Lynmore dr., and left
to open house; l to s.
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GAITHERSRURG

Frame and masonry home close to
schools and shopping area, on l
acre. 8 bedrms., liv, rm. with
encl. rear porch, bath. oil h.-a h,
Gear cinder block garage, nice
trees. Excellent value in fast
growing area. S16,S00.
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WOODFIELD

WUOUFIEID
An outstanding value in this COM
munity. -3-bedrm. brk. rambler on
lz-acre lot; lge. liv. rm. with pic
ture window and f1repl., kit. with
table space, tiled bath, full bsmt.
with rec. fm., laundry rm. and
workshop. Oil h.-w.h. Enclosed
porch, breezeway and garage.
Beautiful shrubs and view OF
Sugarloaf Mountain. Storm win
dows and doors. Really q value
at S1S,900.
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HOMES OPEN I TIL DARK
RANDOLPH FARMS
1902 RANDOLPH RID.

Assume 4k9S loan on this 52-ft.
brick rambler: 3 NICE bedrms., 2
full baths, large din. rm., cleo.
kit, breakfast nook: 75-ft. 'front.'
age: fenced yard: neat and clean:
large rec. rm.; elem. school /
blk: low 20s. Mrs. Stanton OIL.
4-S116.
DIR: North Rockville hwy. GAO,
right Randolph I'd. to home.
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ROCKVILLE

HOOhVILLE
For modern living in, desirable
liv. rm. 20x12. lse. kit. fully
equip. with cleo. stove, refer !,
dishw., disp., table space. Tiled
bath. full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
workshop and laundry rm., gas
heat. Storm windows and doors.
Fenced ut. Priced to sell ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15

$3.50 DOWN-$77 MO.
Det. 3-bedrm. rambler; rec. rm.;
Anchor fence. We take trades:
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
Lo. 6-275O Po. 2-9637
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
DAMASCUS

For the discriminating. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler on "a acre, on main
thoroughfare. Lge. bedrms., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., lge. kit. with
cleo. stove. refgr., washer; jail
ousied porch with ceramic tile
floor and f1repl. Tiled bath; fun
bsmt. with garage, oil h.-a h. nice
playhouse for the kiddies; storm
windows and doors. Priced to sell
at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
UPPER
MONTGOMERY co.

A good livable home on Q acres
3 bedrms., liv. rm., sep. din. I'm.
Ice. kit. and bath on LIST a.
2nd a., 2 unfinished bedrms.: OF
h.-a.h.: hard surfaced road, schoo
bus BY door. Sl1,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15

ROCkVlLLE
A little beauty in West End, Just
reduced to S17,950. 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler on nice, wooded lot. Nice
liy. rm. with flrepl., sep. din. rm.,
kit. compl.. tiled bath: full bsmt.
with rec. rm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15

TAKOMA PARK
3-bedrm.,. 2-bath home,
with jalousied family room AND
rec. rm. Close-in. M. schools
and buses. Assume Ice. CT loan.
Has extra kitchen on 2nd mr.. plus
bssnt. with den and detached ga.
rage. A good buy. $l5,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

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